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PREFACE. 

The  present  Part  completes  the  alphabet  of  the  Index-Catalogue  of  Books  in  the 
Library  of  the  Peabody  Institute.  It 'contains  all  references  received  during  the 
printing,  excepting  only  such  as  belong  to  letters  previously  printed. 

These  complementary  references,  whether  Author,  Subject,  Title,  or  Article, 
will  be  included  in  a  second  Catalogue  soon  to  follow.  The  number  of  books  added 
to  the  Library  since  the  printing  of  the  various  letters  has  been  so  great  that  the 
collection  of  titles  and  references  hereafter  to  be  printed  will  form  several  large 
volumes.  The  Catalogue  now  completed  contains  357,429  references,  distributed 
through  five  thousand  pages.  It  is  an  Index-Catalogue  of  semi-syndetic  order,  with 
both  alphabetical  and  classed  subdivisions  under  countries,  cities,  names  of  authors 
and  subjects;  being  fullest  and  most  elaborate  where  the  subject  is  most  extensively 
represented  in  the  Library. 

Close  attention  has  been  given  to  detect  errors  in  this  Catalogue,  and  the  table 
of  corrections  here  placed  is  the  result  of  close  scrutiny  of  the  entire  work. 

It  is  a  subject  of  real  regret  to  those  who  have  had  the  labor  of  preparing  this 

Catalogue  that  Dr.  Morison  did  not  live  to  see  it  completed.     He  regarded  this 

■  work  as  representative  of  his  administration,  and  he  labored  with  untiring  zeal  upon 

the  printed  papers  to  render  them  perfect,  and  to  detect  errors  which  seem  inevitable 

in  a  work  so  full  of  details. 

As  members  of  the  Library  Committee  did  not  favor  the  classified  catalogue 
system  practised  in  the  Library  previous  to  1869,  but  preferred  the  alphabetical  one 
used  in  the  Catalogue  of  the  Boston  Public  Library,  a  change  of  method  was  sug- 
gested. The  underlying  idea  proposed  by  Dr.  Morison,  and  accepted  by  the  Library 
Committee,  was  that  of  a  work  in  alphabetical  order  in  all  parts,  collected  in  short 
compressed  titles.  The  slips  were  written  in  pursuance  of  this  idea;  but  at  that 
time  no  analysis  beyond  contents  of  books  and  sets  of  volumes  was  suggested,  and 
no  arrangement  of  references  for  the  introduction  of  bold-face  type  was  invented. 
The  most  important  correlations  constituting  the  real  plan  of  the  work  were  origin- 
ated after  trial  sheets  had  been  printed.  It  was  then  that  the  idea  of  using 
broad-face  type  for  the  emphatic  words  in  all  the  closely  printed  matter  was  urged 
upon  the  attention  of  the  Provost  by  the  present  writer,  and  likewise  the  triple 
arrangement  of  works  under -an  author,  as  the  analysis  of  Transactions  of  learned 
Societies  and  of  periodical   literature  had  been  urged  before.     The  arrangement 


IV  PREFACE. 

of  subdivisions  under  countries  was  also  mostly  developed  by  the  writer,  while  the 
organization  of  the  divisions  of  Greek  and  Latin  Literature,  and  of  the  Carlovingian 
and  other  mediaeval  folklore  originated  with  Mr.  Troeger,  and  the  articles  Shakes- 
peare, Plato,  and  United  States  were  devised  by  Mr.  Parker.  To  Mr.  Hill,  also, 
credit  is  due  for  his  close  attention  to  grouping  of  references  and  careful  reading 
of  proof. 

The  Catalogue  as  it  now  stands  is  but  a  first  step  in  that  progress  which  aimfe  to, 
"  Satisfy  the  researches  of  students^"  in  accordance  with  the  expressed  wish  of  Mr. 
.Peabody.  It  is  now  submitted  to  the  consideration  of  scholars,  by  whose  decision  it 
will  take  such  rank  as  it  merits  in  the  domain  of  library  literature. 

P.  E.  Uhleu,  Provost. 


OOREECTIONS. 

The  purchase  of  bibliographical  works  within  the  last  year  has  made  it  possible  to  give  the 
names  of  authors  in  fuller  detail  than  before  ;  but  no  attempt  has  been  made  to  supply  the  full 
names  of  authors  whose  initials  only  were  given  in  the  earlier  part  of  the  Catalogue,  or  such  of 
their  Christian  names  as  have  recently  been  discovered. 

Note. — Another  list  of  corrections  is  placed  at  the  beginning  of  Part  I. 


Page 

11  Account  of  the  Earl  of  Peterborow's  con- 
duct in  Spain,  etc.,  is  by  Freind,  J. 

33  Africa,  Geology  and  Natural  history, 
McQueen,  J.  For  Geological  read 
Geographical. 

87  Agassiz,  L.  J.  R.  In  second  title,' for 
Bibliotheca  read  Bibliographia. 

41  Ageicultuee,  Dictionaries.  Doyle,  M^  is 
a  pseud,  of  Hickey,  Rev.  W. 

53  Alcamo,  Ciullo  d'.  Transfer  to  Ciullo 
d''Aleamo,p.  702. 

53  Alcock,  Sir  R.  In  second  title  before 
■  Tycoon  insert  Capital  of  the. 

56  Alexandee  the  Great.  Romance.  For 
Segura,  J.  L.  de  read  Astorga,  J.  L.  S. 
de  and  place  after  Alexander  and 
Dindimus. 

66    Allen,  John  is  a  pseud,  of  Clute,  Oscar. 
Transfer  the  title.  The  blessed  bees,  to 
Clute. 
Allen,  P.    Note.    For  Mr.  Watkins  read 
Tobias  Watkins,  M.  D. 

76  Ameeica.  For  Ogilby,  J.  read  Montanus, 
A.  and  place  after  Mather,  I. 

79  Ameeican  Association  for  the  Advance- 
ment of  Science.  Report  on  the.  .  . 
American,  coast  survey.  For  Mon- 
treal, 1857' read  Cambridge,  1858. 

81  Ameeican  fiction.  Swiss  heiress  is  by 
Morgan,  Mrs.  S.  D. 

83  Ameeican  loyalists  :  the  claim  of,  etc. 
is  by  Galloway,  J. 

85  American  poetey.  Ontwa  is  by  Whiting, 
H. 

89  Ammianus  Maecellinus.  In  first  title 
for  1880,  8  V.  read  1808,  3  v.  ' 

96    Anatomy,  Comparative.    Owen,  R.    Can- 
cel the  first  title. 
106    Anglo-Saxon    language,    Dictionaries 
place   before  Anglo-Saxon  language. 
Grammar. 
110    Insert   Ann  ales   du   MUSfiuM  nationale 
d'histoire     naturelle..     See    Museum 
d'histoire  naturelle. 
117    Antilles,    i^br*  Poincy,  L.  de  read  Roche- 
fort,  C.  C.  de. 
133    Anyees,  N.  d'  is  a  pseud,  of  Bell,  N.  R. 
E.     Transfer  the  title.  Elementary  his- 
tory of  art,  to  Bell. 
13&    Arabia,  Religions  and  philosophy.    Diete- 
rici,  F.    In  second  title  for  in  read  im. 


Page 

148  Architecture,  Dictionaries.  Stuart,  R. 
is  a  pseud,  of  Meikleham,  R. 

146  Archives  du  museum  d'histoire  natur- 
elle. For,  See  Annales  du  museum 
nationale  d'histoire  naturelle  read,  See 
Mus6um  d'histoire  naturelle. 

168  Aet  student  in  Munich.  i^brHowitt,  A. 
M.  read  Watts,  Jlfrs.  A.  M.  H. 

171    Aetists.   For  Heneicken  read  Heinecken. 

178  As6KA,,King  of  Magdala  should  be  Asoka, 
King  of  Maghada. 

183  Astronomical  instruments.  Piyazon,  C. 
Cancel  the  entry. 

303  Australia.  Histoire  de  l'exp6dition  de 
trois  vaisseaux  is  by  Behrens,  K.  P. 
von. 

239  Bannatyne  Club.  [Publications.]  For 
Philippe  de  Reimes  read  Beaumanoir, 
P.  de. 

343    For  Barberblli  read  Barbarelli. 

354  Bartlett,  J.  R.     Records  of  the  Colony 

of  Rhode  Island,  etc.    For  1856,  6  v. 

read  1856-63,  8  v. 
255    For  Barruchi  read  Barucchl 
267    BEAtus  Rhenanus.    CaraceZNieeron,  J.  P. 

etc.  and  insert.  See  Rhenanus,  Beatus. 
370    Beauyoie,  L.,  Marquis  de.     In  second 

title  for  1870  read  1873. 
374    Bede,  Cuthbert  (Psewd.)  Cancel  the  entry. 
275    Bees.    Allen,  J.  is  a  pseud,  of  Clute,  O. 
384    For  Bknarg  read  Senary. 
292    Beegee,  J.     For  and  read  und,  for  hiez- 

ungs-  read  heizungs-. 
299    Bbenhaed,  the  Great,  Herzog  von  Saohsen- 

Weimar.    Before  Reise  durch  Nord- 

Amerika  insert  Beenhaud,  Herzog  zu 

Weimar-Eisenach. 
305    Berville,  S.  a.,  and  Baeei^re,  F.  J. 

Collection  des  memoires.     Contents. 

Guerres  des  Vendeens,  etc.  is  by  Sa- 

vary,  J.  J.  M. 
308    For  Beyley  read  Beyle. 
315    Below  Bible,  Manuscripts,  insert  Bible, 

Miscellaneous  treatises,  as  a  heading 

before  Cecil,  R. 

355  BiLLi,  Andrea.     Transfer  to  Biglia,  An- 

drea, p.  354. 
364    Bismaeck-Schoenhausen,  Karl  Otto  Ed- 
uard    Leopold,  Fuerst    von.     1813 — . 
Cancel   Karl,    and  for   1813—.    read 
1815—. 


VI 


COEEBCTIONS. 


Page 

374  Blessed  bees.    Allen,  J.  is  a  pseud,  of 

Clute, O. 

375  Blonde  of  Oxfokd.    For  Reimes,  P.  de 

read  Beaumanoir,  P.  de. 
390    Bonner,  E.    For  Tremyard,    (— )  read 

Townsend,  G. 
405    BOTTA,  A.  0.  L.    For  —1887  read  1820—. 
453    Bromiakd,  or  Bromyard,  J.     For  gregis- 

pastoribus  read  gregis  pastoribus. 
508    For   Cable,   George  W.     1845—.   read 

Cable,  George  Washington.    1844—. 
515    Calendar.    Nork,  F.  is  a  pseud,  of  Kohn , 

F.  A. 
538    Camden    Society.     Publications.      Con- 
tents.   For  Philippe  de  Reimes  read 

Beaumanoir,  P.  de. 
588    Canada,    History.    Memoires   des  com- 

missaires  du  roi,  etc.  is  by  Silhouette, 

E.  de,  and  others. 
Warburton,  G.     Before  Hochelaga 

depicta  insert  Bosworth,  N.  [Ed. )  and 

place  above  Brasseur  de  Bourbourg, 

C.  E.,  Abbi. 
551    Capepigue,  J.  B.   H.   R.     For  Histoire 

de  la  reforme  de  la  Ligne,  etc.  read 

Histoire  de  la  rfeforme,  de  la  Ligue, 

etc. 
563    Carpenter,    John,    and    Whittington, 

Richard  read  Carpenter,  John. 
578    Catholic  Church.    Doctrinal  and  con- 
.  troversial  works.    For  [Huber,  V.  A., 

and  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.]  read  [Huber, 

J.,  and  Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von.] 
588    History.       Short    historical    view 

(Pamphleteer,  v.  5)  is  by  Butler,  C. 
594    Celsus,  St.    For  Ex  translatione  Sancti 

Celsus-  read  Ex    translatione    Sancti 

Celsi. 
607    Chambers,  R.    Insert   Vestiges  of   the 

natural  history  of  creation.  .  London, 

1860.     13°.  -1677 

609    Champollion-Figeac,  Jean  Jacques.  For 

Jean  Jacques  read  Jacques  Joseph. 
*  631    Charles  II,  King  of  England.    Cunning- 
bam,  P.    For  Gwyn  read  Gwynn. 
633    Secret  history  of  the  court  and  reign 

of,  is  by  MacCormick,  C. 

646  China.    Beauvoir,  L.,  Marquis  de.    For 

1870  read  1872. 

647    Ogilby,  J.  read  Montanus  A.   and 

place  after  Margary,  A.  R. 

667    CnmSTiSA.,  Queen  of  Sweden.  Histoire  des 

intrigues  galantes,  etc.  is  by  Francken- 

stein,  C.  G. 
695    Ciampini,  G.  G.    In  second  title  for  pro- 

fanorumque  read  profanarumque. 
698    Cancel    Cicogna,    Emmanuele    Antonio 

before  Veludo,  Giovanni   and  insert 

706    Claim  of  the  American  loyalists,  etc.  is 

by  Galloway,  J. 
746    Collet,  Stephen  is  a  pseud,  of  Byerley, 

Thomas.    Transfer  the  title  Relics  of 

literature  to  Byerley. 
760    commerce     and    Trade.     Dictionaries. 

Dictionary  of  merchandise,  etc.  is  by 

Kauflfman,  C.  H. 


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766 


767 


778 


789 
790 
791 
793 


796' 

815 

816 
820 


835 


849 
850 

882 


888 


903 


943 


943 
945 


947 


968 


973 
990 


1015 
1017 


Cancel  Comte,  Victor  and  place  the  titles 
with  those  belonging  to  Comte,  Isidore 
Auguste  Marie  Frangois  Xavier,  and 
read  Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  8. 

CoNCiNA,  D.  In. second  title  for  chief o 
read  chiesa,  for  donaro  read  danaro. 

Considerations  on  the  measures  carry- 
ing on  with  respect  to  the  British  colo- 
nies, etc.  is  by  Robinson,  M.,  2  Baron 
Roheby. 

Considerations  sur  la  constitution  espag- 
nole  is  by  Le  Dieu,  L.  F.  J. 

Cooke,  M.  C,  In  sixth  title,  for  Mono- 
graphia  read  Mycographia. 

Cookery;  Athenaeus.  For  Deipnophis- 
tarum  read  Deipnosophistarum. 

Cooper,  E.  In  second  title  for  Stafford 
read  Strafiford. 

Copenhagen.  Kongelige  Nordiske  Old- 
skrift-Selskab.  For,  See  Scripta  read 
See  also  Scripta  historica  Islandorum. 

CORAZZINI,  F.  For  complementi  read 
compopiinenti. 

Courts  op  love.  Minnehoefe  des  mittel- 
alters  is  by  Spangenberg,  E.  P.  J. 

CouzE,  A.    Cancel  the  entry. 

Craddock,  Charles  JIgbert  is  a  pseud,  of 
Murfree,  Mary  Noailles.  Refer  the 
titles  to  Murfree. 

Creation.  Vestiges  of  the  natural  his- 
tory of  creation  is  by  Chambers,  R. 

Cromwell,  T.  Before  Drayton,  M.  insert 
Cromwell,  Thomas,  Earl  of  Essex. 

Cumberland,  J.  British  theatre.  Minor 
theatre.  Contents.  Fitzball,  E.  is  a 
pseud,  of  Ball,  E. 

Dante  Alighieri.  Garrow,  J.  EArly  life 
of  Dante  Alighieri  is  a  translation  of 
the  "  Vita  nuova  "  and  not  a  life  of 
Dante. 

Dantzic.  Naturforschenden,  etc.  For 
Naturforschenden  read  Naturforsoh- 
ende. 

Declaration  of  Independence.  For, 
See  United  States  :  Declaration  of  In- 
dependence read  See  United  States : 
Continental  Congress. 

DiCTiONNAiRE  d'ethnographie  moderne 
is  by  Mas-Latrie',  J.  M.  J.  L.  de. 

DICTIONNAIRE  des  manusorits  is  by  Mas- 
Latrie,  J.  M.  J.  L.  de. 

Diepenbach,  L.  In  second  title  for  woe- 
terbuch  read  woerterbuch. 

Digby,  K.  H.  Before  The  famine  cam- 
paign in  southern  India  insert  Digby, 
William.    1849—. 

Doellinger,  J.  J.  I.  von.  In  seventh 
title  for  Huber,  V.  A.  read  Huber,  J. 

Donatello.  Scott,  L.  is  a  pseud,  of  Bax- 
ter, Mrs.  L.  E.  B. 

Drama,  History,  English.  Secret  history 
of  the  green  rooms  is  by  Haslewood,  J. 

Plays.       For    Franklin,    A.    read 

Francklin,T. 

Devil's  elixir.    Fitzball,  E.  is  a 

pseud,  of  Ball,  E. 
Earl  of  Warwick.    For  Frank- 
lin, A.  read  Francklin,  T. 


CORRECTIONS. 


VU 


Page 

In    the  following   eleven  plays 

Fitzball,  E.  is  a  pseud,  of  Ball,  E.: 
1017  Earthquake  ; 

1021  Father  and  son  ; 

1022  Floating  beacon— Flying  Dutch- 

man— Fortunes  of  Nigel ; 

1027  Hofer ; 

1028  Inchcape  bell ; 

1029  Innkeeper  of  Abbeville  ; 

1030  Joan  of  Arc  ; 
1032  Koeuba ; 

1036  Mary  Glastonbury. 

Matilda.    For  Franklin,  A.  read 

Francklin,  T. 

1042 Osmia.   For  Vimieiro,  (—).  read 

Vimieiro,  T.  de  M.  B.,  Condessa  de. 
=—  In  the  following  six  plays  Fitz- 
ball, E.  is  a  pseud.-  of  Ball,  E. 

1043  •  Peveril  of  the  peak  : 

1044  Pilot ; 
1047  Red  rover ; 
1054  Thalaba; 

1058  Wardock  Kennilson — Waverly. 

For  Waverly  read  Waverley. 

1063    Dheams.     Seafield,  F.   is  a  pseud,   of 

Grant,  A.  H. 
1072    For  DuBELLiER  read  Duoelliee. 
1076    Dudley,  Lady  Jane  Grey.    Howard,  G. 

is  a  pseud,  of  Laird,  F.  C. 
1083    For  Dnncan,  John  read  Duncan,  John. 
1100    Early  English  Text    Society.    Con- 
tents.   For  Eauf  Colyear  read  Eauf 

Coilyear. 
1104    Past  India  Company,  ^ragrfeft.     Report 

of  the  Committee  of  Correspondence, 

etc.  for  outposts  read  outports. 
1186    Egypt,  Astronomy  and  Chronology.  For 

Barruchi,  F.  read  Barucchi,  F. 
1150    Elgin' marbles.    Memorandum  on  the 
'  subject  of  the  Earl  of  Elgin's  pursuits 

in  Greece  is  by  Hamilton,  W. 
1152    Elis,   Greece.    Before  Hertz,  M.   insert 

Elis,  Orammarian,  and  place  the  title 

below  Eliphe,  St. 
1156    Elliott,  E.    Searle,  J.  is  a  pseud,  of 

Phillips,  G.  S. 
1160    For  Elroy  read  Eloy  ond  transfer  to  top 

of  page. 
1174    England.   4fferMiller,H.  msert  Killer, 

S.  B..,  before  Skertchly. 

1179     Church  history.    Gates,  T.    History 

of  the  damnable  popish  plot  should  be 
Care,  H.     History,  etc. 

1180  ^-  Reformation.  Historical  collec- 
tions, etc.  is  by  Tou,chet,  G.   , 

1194  English  fiction.    Norah  Toole,  etc.  is 

by  Taylor,  E. 

1195    Van-ti,  etc.  is  by  Taylor,  E. 

1206  English  literature,  ;  Collections  and 
selections.  Collet,  S.  is  a  pseud,  of 
Byerley,  T. 

1242  Ermeneio.  De  vita  S.  Theodori.  Cancel 
'       the  entry. 

1256  Etruria.  Passeri,  G.  B.  For  1867-75 
read  1767-75. 

1870  Europe,  Politics.  For  Herbert,  G., 
Count  Mu^nster  read  Muenster,  G.  H., 
Cfraf  von,  and  place  qfter'MueUei,  W. 

1293  Fabri,  Felix.  Transfer  to  Fabek,  Felix, 
p.  1291. 


Page 

1304    Faroe  ISLANDS.    Historical  and  descrip- 
tive account,  etc.  is  by  NicoU,  J. 
1330    For  Fife-Cookson,  (— ),  Lieut.-Col.  read 

FiFE-CooKSON,  Ueut-  Col.  John  Cook- 
son.    1844—. 
Fifteen    years'    residence   with   the 

Mormons,  etc.  is  by  Smith,  Mrs.  M.  E. 

V. 
1337    Fine  Arts,  History.    Anvers,  N.  d'  is  a 

pseud,  of  Bell,  N.  R.  E. 
1347    Fitzball,  Edward  is  a  pseud,  of  Ball, 

Edward.    Transfer  the  titles  to  Ball. 
1354    Fletcher,   Giles,  LL.  D.    —1610.    Be- 
fore Licia  and  other  love-poems  insert 

Fletcher,    Giles.     Citca  1588-1623. 

The  titles  which  follow  place  also  to  this 

author. 
1359    Florian,    Abbot   of   Romans  -  Montier. 

Change  to  Moutier. 
1360'   Florida,  History.    War  in  Florida  is  by 

Potter,  W. 
1361    Flower,  William  should  follow  Flower, 

Philip  William. 
1368    Folk-lore,  German.  Nork,  F.  «s  apse^td. 

o/Kohn,  F.  A. 
1388    For  Foster,  John  W.,  and  Whitney, 

James  D.  read  Foster,  John  Wells, 

and  Whitney,  Josiah  Dwight. 
1391    Fournier,  Edoiiardi    Remove  the  

before  Nylander,  W.  and  insert  ¥ovR-  ■ 

NiER,  Eugene. 
For  FuRNiVAL,  R.  de  read  Fournival, 

R.  de. 
1396    For  Feaquiee  read  Fraguier. 
1403    France,  Biography.    Men  of  the  third 

republic,  etc.  is  by  Murray,  E.  C.  G. 
1406    Court  and  courtiers.    Gazetier  cui- 

rassee,  etc.  is  by  Th6veneau  de  Mo- 

rande,  C. 
1409    Finance.    Histoire  du  systfime  des 

finances  sous  la  minorite  de  Louis  XV 

is  by  Du  Hautchamp,  ( — ). 
1421 History,  Bourbons.    Memoires  de 

la  regence,  etc.  is  by  Piossens,  (— ), 

Chevalier  de. 
Motteville,    F.    B.    de.      In 

second  title  for  v.  34  read  v.  34; 
1424    — : Revolution.    Guerres  des  Ven- 

deens,  etc.  is  by  Savary,  J.  J.  M. 
1430 Present  period.  Menof  the  third 

republic,  etc.  is  by  Murray,  E.  C.  G. 
1431 Materials  for  history.    Halt,  R. 

is  a  pseud,  of  Vieu,  O. 
1433    — :-  Music.    For  Beyley  read  Beyle. 
1447    Franco-German  WAE.    Delmas,  E.    For 

froesch wilier  read  Froeschwiller. 
1456    Feanklin,  B.     Memorial  of  the  in^iugu- 

ration  of  the  statue  of  is  by  Shurtlefif, 

N.  B. 
1463    Feedeeick  II,  f Tie  G'reat    For  Thiebault, 

P.  C.  F.  A.  H.  D.,  Baron  de  read  Thie- 

bault,  D. 
Frederick    I,    Duke    of    Wirtemberg. 

Transfer   to    Feiedrich,    Herzog   zu 

Wuertemberg,  p.  1490. 

1467  Freiberg,  Heinrich  von.     Transfer  to 

Heineich  von  Freiberg,  p.  1913. 

1468  FRfiMONT,  Oen.  J.  C.    In  first  title,  for 

Carolina  read  California. 


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CORRECTIONS. 


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1469  French  ballads  and  songs.  Fw  No- 
dier,  C.  read  Nisard,  M.  E.  C. 

1471  French  fiction.  Mfemoires  et  aven- 
tures  d'une  damede  quality  is  6^  Lam- 
bert, C.  F. 

For  Reimes,  P.  de  read  Beauma- 

noir,  P.  de  and  place  after  Baudin  de 
Sebourg. 

1497  Fry,  J.  S.  Concise  history  of  titles,  etc. 
For  titles  read  tithes. 

1513  Galicia.  The  first  and  third  titles  refer 
to  Galicia  in  Austria,  the  second,  to 
Galicia  in  Spain. 

1521  Ganier,  J.  C.  According  to  Lorenz,  O. 
Catalogue  general,  v.  5,  p.  541,  the 
Hame 'Ganier  on  the  title-pages  of  his 
books  is  a  typographical  error  for 
Gainet. 

1538  Geioer,  Ludwig.  Before  Ursprung 
und  entwickelung  der  menschlichen 
sprache  und  vemunft  and  Ueber  die 
entstehung  der  schrift  insert  Geiger, 
Lazarus.  1829-70,  and  place  them  after 
Geiger,  John  Lewis. 

1554  Geology.  Zimmermann,  W.  F.  A.  is 
a  pseud,  o/ Vollmer,  K.  G.  W. 

1558  George,  Earl  of  Cromertie.  Cancel  the 
title  Whole  proceedings,  etc.  and  insert 
See  Mackenzie,  G.,  3  Earl  of  Cromarty . 

1590  Germany,  National  and  social  character.^ 
Nork,  F.  is  a  pseud,  of  Kohn,  F.  A. 

1596  Ghiberti,  L.  Scott,  L.  is  a  pseud,  of 
Baxter,  Mrs.  L.  E.  B. 

1624    GODWYN,  T.    In  second  title,  for  anto- 
logia  read  anthologia. 
Goede'ke,  K.  ,  and  Tittman,  J.    For  Titt- 
man  read  Tittmann. 

1630  Gold.    Handbook  on  gold  and  silver  is 

by  Hollingbery,  R.  H. 

1631  GOLDAST  von  Heimingsfdd,  M.    Rerum 

Alamannicarum  scriptores.   Contents. 

Cancel  Ermenric.    De  vita  S.  Theodori. 
1638    Gordon,    Lord  G.     Vincent,  W.  is  a 

'  psefid.  of  Holcrof t,  T. 
1647    Gozzi,  C.    Lee,  "V.  isa  pseud,  of  Paget, 

V.    For,  In  his  Studies  read  In  her 

Studies. 
1665    Great  Britain.    Knight,  C.    Cancel  the 

entry. 
1669    Biography.  Before  British  Plutarch 

ijiseri  Wrangham,  F.  (Ed.)  and  place 

after  Walker,  W. ,  Jr. 
1717    Statistics.    .Statistical  illustrations, 

etc.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  25)  is  by  Powell, 

J. 
1726    Greece,  Antiquities.    Memorandum  on 

the  subject  of  the  Earl  of  Elgin's  pur- 
suits in  Greece  is  by  Hamilton,  W. 
1754    Greek  language.  Ancient,  Dictionaries. 

Casaubon,  I.     For  Holybianum  read 

Polybianum. 
1782    Greenland.    Historical  and  descriptive 

account,  etc.  is  by  NjcoU,  J. 
1786    Grbgorius  VII  (Hildebrandl ,  St.,  Pope. 

For  Wido  read  Guido,  and  place  after 

Gueranger,  P. 
1809    GuERRES  des  Vend6ens,  etc.  is  by  Savary, 

J.  J.  M. 
1825    JwsertGwYNN,  Nell,  Story  of.    Cunning- 
ham, P.  4837 


Page 

1832    HAG0E,  A.,  and  Emmons,  S.  F.    For  v.  8 

read  v.  2. 
1839    Hales,  John.    Historical  and   critical 

account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  is 

by  Des  Maizeaux,  P. 
1862    Harem.    For   Kibrizli-Mehemet-Pasha, 

Melek-Hanum  read  Melek-Hanum  and 

place  after  Lott,  E. 
1884    Hastings,  F.  R.    For,  See  Rawdon,  F. 

read  See  Rawdon-Hastings,  F. 
Hastings,  W.    Summary  of  the  admin - 
-  ■  istration  of  the   Indian  government, 

etc.    Cancel  this  title. 
1894    Haydn,  F.,  J.    For  Beyley  read  Beyle. 
1932    Herbert,  G.,  Count  Muenster.    Cancel 

the  entry. 
1946    Herzegovina.    For  Yiloxsky,T.,  Hitter 

Stefanovic  i-ead  Stefanovic  Vilovsky, 

T.,  Bitter. 
1948    Hetzel,  p.  J.    Cancel  the  entry. 
1975    History,  Universal  history.  Liber  chro- 

•    nicorum,  efe.  is  62/ Schedel,  H. 
1978    Use  and  study  of  history.    For  Mo- 

CuUagh,  W.  T.  read  Torrens,  W.  T. 

McC.  and  place  after  St.  John,  H. 
1983    HooHELAGA  depicta.    For  Warburton, 

G.  read  Bosworth,  N.  (Ed.) 
2020    Horticulture.    For  Wheatley,  T.  read 

Whately,  T. 
2044    Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Freiherr  von. 

For  Taylor,  B.  read  Stoddard,  R.  H. 
2049    Hungary.     For   Vilovsky,  ^T.,    Bitter 

■Stefanovic  read  Stefanovic  Vilovsky, 

T.,  Bitter  and  place  after  Patterson, 

A.J. 
2053    Hunter,  A.    Washington  and  George- 
town directory,  etc.     For  1833  read 

1853. 
2070    Hymns,  Collections.    French.    Fvr  Saint 

Victor,  A.  de  read  Adam,  of  St.  Victor 

and  place  before  Guy'on,  J.  B.  de  la  M. 
2076    Icelandic  poetry.    Mobius,  T.    Cancel 

the  entry. 
2082    Illustrated  biographies  of  the  great 

artists.     Contents.    Scott,  L.  is  apsewd. 

of  Baxter,  Mrs.  L.  E.  B. 
2106    Indians  op  North  America.    Record  of 

engagements  with  hostile  Indians,  etc. 

is  by  Dodge,  R.  I. 
2115    Industrial   history   of   free   nations. 

For  McCullagh,  W.  T.  read  Torrens, 

W.  T.  McC. 
2121    Inquisition.    For  Montano,  R.  G.  read 

Montes,  R.  G.  de.      Cancel  the  name 

before  the  next  title  and  insert — . 
2158    Ireland.     Sketches  of  Ireland,  etc.  is 

by  Walsh,  J.  E. 
2195    Italy,   Fine   arts.      For   Beyley  read 

Beyle. 
Scott,  L.  is  a  pseud,  of  Baxter, 

Mrs.  L.  E.  B. 
2218    Japan.    Beau  voir,  L.,  Marquis  de.    For 

1870  read  1873. 
For  Ogilby,  J.  read  Montanus,  A. 

and  place  after  MacFarlane,  C. 
3226    Jeddo.    Cancel  the  titles  and  insert  See 

Tokio. 
2229    Jehan  of  Dammartin.    For  Philippe  de 

Beimes  read  Beaumanoir,  P.  de. 


COEEECTIONS. 


Page 

3333    Jeerold,  W.  B.      In  second  title,  for 

1829  read  1859. 
2345    Jews.    -  Mischna.     For  1688-1703  read 

1698-1703. 
3338    For  Kohn,  (— )  read  Kohn,  Felix  Adolph 

and  place  after  Kohn,  Albin. 
2340    KORN,  F.    For  Kohn,  (— )  read  Kohn, 

F.  A. 
3851    Labok  and  Laboking  classes.     Three 

years  among  the  working  classes,  etc. 

is  by  Burn,  J.  D. 
3355    La  Gaze,  L.    Cancel  the  second  title. 
3409    Latimer,  Mrs.  E.  B.  is  the  same  person 

as  Latimer,  Mrs.  E.  W. 
3453    Latin  poetry.    Virgilius  Maro,  P.    In 

third  title  from  bottom  of  page,  for 

First  book  of  the  Aeneid  read  First 

four  books  of  the  Aeneid. 
3514    Lembke,  F.  "W.      For  Schirmacher  read 

Schirrmacher. 
3535    Letters  of  royal  and  illustrious  ladies, 

etc.    For  Wood,  M.  A.  E.  read  Green, 

Mrs.  M.  A.  E. 
3545    Liber  albus.     For  Carpenter,  J.,-  and 

Whittington,  R.  read  Carpenter,  J. 
3564    LiMOSNERO,  Juan,  St.     Transfer  to  Jo- 
annes (Eleemosynarius)  St.,  p.  2252. 
3573    Lister,  T.      Searle,  J.  is  a  pseud,  of 

Phillips,  G.  S. 
3575    Literature.     Collet,  S.  is  a  pseud,  of 

Byerley,  T. 
3578    Literature  and  curiosities  of  dreams. 

Seafield,  F.  is  a  pseud,  of  Grant,  A.  H. 

3604  London,  Oovernment.     For  Carpenter, 

J.,  and  Whittington,  E.  read  Carpen- 
ter, J. 

3605    History.    Vincent,  W.  is  a  pseud. 

of  Holcroft,  T. 

3607    Social  life.    Vasili,  P.,  Comte  is  a 

pseud,  of  Adam,  Mme.  J.  L. 
3611    London  stage.    Contents.    For  Frank- 
lin, T.  read  Francklin,  T. 
3623    Lorenzo   Sequra,  Juan.     Transfer  to 

ASTORGA,   Juan  Lorenzo  Segura  de, 

p.  183. 
2646    LuCA  DELLA  Robbia.     Cancel  the  titles 

and  insert  See  Eobbia,  L.  della. 
2700    Magic,  etc.     Waldbruehl,  W.  von  is  a 

pseud,,  of  Zuccalmaglio,  A.  W.  F.  von. 

3730    Mallook,  W.  H.    Value  of  life.    A  reply 

•to  Mr.  Mallock's  essay,  etc.  is  by  Jacobi, 

Mrs.  M.  P. 
3736    Man,    Natural   history,    etc.      Zimmer- 

mann,  W.   F.  A.  is  a  pseud,  of  Voll- 

mer,  K.  G.  W. 
3780    Manekine,  Eoman  de  la.    For'  Philippe 

de  Reimes  read  Beaumanoir,  P.  de. 
3754    Marie  de  Medicis.    Perrens,  F.  T.    For 

Henry  read  Henri. 
3805    Massachusetts,  History.    Smith,  M.  is 

a  pseud.  o/Whittier,  J.  G. 
2813    Mathematics.      Nicholson,  P.      Cancel 

the  second  title. 
3830    Mazzini,  G.      Taylor,  P.  A.      Joseph 

Mazzini,  is  a  translation  of  the  work  of 

Mme.  yenturi  which  follows  it  and  not 

an  original  memoir. 
2863    Memorial  of  the  inauguration  of  the 

statue  of  Franklin  is  &2/Shurtlefl,  N.  B. 


Page 

3854  Men  of  the  third  republic.  For  Mur- 
ray, G.  read  Mui'ray,  E.  C.  G. 

3879  Methodist  Episcopal  Church.  Stev- 
ens, A.    For  1868,  3  v.  read  1868, 3  v. 

2949  Minnehobfe  des  mittelalters,  etc.  is  by 
Spangenberg,  E.  P.  J. 

2956    Mischna.    For  1688-1703  read  1698-1703. 

2960  Missouri,  History.  Rebel  invasion  of 
Missouri,  etc.  is  by  Hinton,  E.  J. 

2970  Mohammed  Kazim  Farishta.,  Transfer 
to  FiRiSHTA,  etc., p.  1341. 

3986  Monde  avant  la  creation,  etc.  Zimmer- 
mann,  W.  F.  A.  is  a  pseud,  of  Vollmer, 
K.  G.  W. 

3003  Montreal.  For  Warburton,  MaJ.  G. 
read  Bosworth,  N.  {Ed.) 

3044  MouStfort,  W.    Before  Waterston,  R. 

C.  insert  Mountfort,  Rev.  William. 

3045  Mozart,  J.  C.  W.  A.    For  Beyley  read 

Beyle. 
3068    Muse  parietairb,  etc;    For  Nodier,  C. 

read  Nisard,  M.  E.  C. 
3141    New  England,  Manners  and  customs. 

Smith,  M.  is  a  pseud,  of  Whittier,  J.  G. 
3160    New  York,  State.    Finance.    Wells,  D. 

A.    For  1871-73,  2  v.  read  1871. 
3170    Nicholls,  Sir  George.    Before  Recollec- 
tions and  reflections  insert  Nioholls, 

John. 
3187    NORAH  Toole,  etc.  is  by  Taylor,  E. 
3317    Observations  on  modern   gardening. 

For  Wheatley,  T.  read  Whately,  T. 
3291    Pagholo,  Fra  Bartolommeo.    Scott,  L, 

is  a  pseud,  of  Baxter,  Mrs.  L.  E.  B. 
3309    Pamphleteer.      Contents.      Statistical 

illustrations  of  the  territorial  extent 

.  .  .  of  the  British  Empire  is  6^  Powell, 

J. 
8319    Papal  States.    Rome  des  papes  is  by 

'  Pinciani,  L. 
3338    Parker,  J.  W.    Collections.    Contents. 

Norah  Toole,  etc.  and  Van-ti,  etc.  are 

by  Taylor,  E. 
3373    Pekin.     Beauvoir,  L. ,  Marquis  de.     For 

1870  read  1872. 
3428    Philippe,  de  Reimes  is  the  same  person 

as  Beaumanoir,  Philippe  de,  p.  268. 

Transfer  the  titles  to  Beaumanoir. 
3519    PoiNcyi  L.  de.     For  Rochefort,  C.  de 

read  Rochefort,  C.  C.  de. 
3521    Poland,  History.    Smitt,  F.  von.    For 

Sumorow  read  Suworow. 
3559    Portugal,  Politics.     For  Biker,  J.  F. 

read  Biker,  J.  F.  J. 
3588    Price,  Maj.-Oen.  S.    Rebel  invasion  of 

Missouri  .  .  .  and  the  campaign  .  .  . 

against  Gen.  Price  is  by  Hinton,  R.  J. 
3605    Prodromus,   Theodorus.    .  Transfer    to 

Theodoeus  Prodeomus,  p.  4417. 
3611    Peotestant  condemned  to  the  galleys, 

etc.      For  Willington,  J.    {Tr.)    read 

Marteilhe,  J. 
3614    Protestants  in  France.    Make  the  same 

correction  and  place  after  Haag,  E. 
3617    PEOVENgAL  POETRY,  Collections.    Verie- 

t6s  religieuses,  etc.  was  ed.  by  Arbaud, 

D. 
3664    Racine,  J.    For  Beyley  read  Beyle. 


COKEECTIONS. 


Page 

3695  Rebel  invasion  op  Missouri,  etc.  is  by 
Hinton,  R.  J. 

3714  Eeimes,  p.  de.  For,  See  Philippe  de 
Reimes  read  See  Beaumanoir,  P.  de. 

3718  Relics  of  liteeatube.  Collet,  S.  is  a 
pseud,  of  Byerley,  T. 

3725  Religious  oedees.  Short  historical 
view,  etc.  is  by  Butler,  C. 

3737  Reminiscences  of  court  and  diplomatic 
life.  For  Douglas,  G. ,  Baroness  Bloom- 
field  read  Bloomfleld,  G.  L.,  3  Baroness 
Bloomfield. 

3743  Reulens,  C,  and  Backee,  A.  de.  Can- 
cel the  entry. 

3769  Ring,  B.  J.  J.  Maximilien  de.  Cancel 
and  insert  —  before  Memoire  sur  les 
etablissements  remains,  etc. 

3791  ROEHRICHT,  R.,andMEiSNER,  H.  {Fds.) 
Deutsche  pilgerreisen.  Contents.  For 
Fabri,  F.  read  Faber,  F. 

3800  Roman  de  la  Manekine.  For  Philippe, 
de  Reimes  read  Beaumanoir,  P.  de. 

3876  Russo-TUEKISH  WAE.  Foj-Fife-Cookson, 
JUeut.-Col.  (— )  read  Fife-Cookson, 
lAeut.-Col.  J.  0. 

3935  Sammlung,  etc.  Waldbruehl,  W.  von 
is  a  pseud,  of  Zuccalmaglio,  A.  W.  F. 
von. 

3937  San  Francisco.    Beau  voir,  L.,  Marquis 

de.    For  1870  read  1873. 

3938  Santo-Domingo.     For  Stanislaus,  F.  A., 

Baron  de  Wimpffen  read  Wimpffen, 
F.  A.  S.,  Baron  de,  and  place  after 
U.  S.  Commission  of  Inquiry. 

3965  SOHEIBLE,  J.  (Fd.)  DasKloster.  Con- 
tents. For  Kohn,  (— )  read  Kohn,  F.  A. 

3969  Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von.  Saemmtliche 
V7erke.  Contents.  For  Dreizigjaehr- 
igen  read  Dreissigjaehrigen. 

4015  Scott,  Sir  W.  (Ed:)  Modern  British 
drama.  Contents.  For  Franklin,  A. 
read  Francklin,  T. 

4040  Seminoles.  War  in  Florida  is  by  Pot- 
ter, W.    .  , 

4051.  Seetians.  ^For  Vilovsky,  T.,  Ritter 
Stefanovio  read  Stefanovic  Vilovsky, 
T.,  Ritter. 

4053  Seveeambians.  Sid  en,  Capt.  T.  is  a 
pseud,  of  Vairasse,  D. 

4066  Shakespeare,  W.  For  Beyley  read 
Beyle. 

4105  SiDEN,  Cap*.  Thomas,  pseud.  Cancel  the 
title  History  of  thp  Sevarambians  and 
insert  See  Vairasse,  D. 

4134  Sketches  op  wae  histoey  was  ed.  by 
Hunter,  R. 

4163  Smitt,  F.  von.  In  first  title,  for  Su- 
morow  read  Suworow. 

4170  SociETfi  d'ethnogeaphie.  Before  Bul- 
letin insert  SocifeTE  de  g^ographie. 


Page 

4305    Spain,  History.     Lembke,  P.  W.  etc. 

For  Schirmacher  read  Schirrmacher. 
4309    Spangenbbeg,  Eduard.    Cancel  Eduard 

and  insert  Ernst  Peter  Johann.     1784- 

1833. 
4368    Stevens,  A.    In  first  title,  for  1868,  3  v. 

read  1868,  3  v. 
4417    For  Theodoeus  Vakax  read  Theodo- 

EUS  Veeax. 
4478    ToKio.    Beauvoir,  L. ,  Marquis  de.    For 

1870  read  1872. 

4504  Teeaties,  Collections.    For  Biker,  J.  F. 

read  Biker,  J.  F.  J. 

4505  — -  History  of .    Angeberg,  Comte  is  a 

pseud,  of  Chodzko,  J.  L.  B. 

4707  Venice,  Fine  arts.  Ongania,  F.  For 
18  pts.  read  18  v.  in  17. 

4714  Veenon,  5  Earl.  See  Warren,  G.  J.,  5 
Earl  Vernon.    For  5  Earl  read  5  Baron. 

4741  Viechow,  Rudolf,  and  Holtzendorfp, 
Friedrich  von.  For  Fried  rich  read 
Franz. 

4753    For  Vita  militaiee  read  Vita  militaee. 

4775  Voyages  around  the  world.  Beau- 
voir, L. ,  Marquis  de.  In  second  title, 
for  1870  read  1872. 

4783  Wagnee,  Wilhelm  Richard,  and  Liszt, 
Francis.  Cancel  Wagner,  Wilhelm 
Richard,  and  insert  —  before  and. 
For  Liszt,  Fi-ancis  read  Liszt,  Franz. 

4873  Wheelee,  William  Adolphus,  and 
Wheelee,  Charles  G.  Cancel  Whee- 
ler, William  Adolphus,  and  insert  — 
before  and. 

4888  WiCKLiFPE.  For,  See  Wyckliffe  read 
See  Wycliflfe. 

4907  Cancel  Williamstown  before  See  also 
Williams  College. 

4938    WiNLi.    For  Hazen  read  Hagen. 

4933    WiTHEE,  T.  P.  B.   For  Rigg-Wither  read 
Bigg-Wither. 
Withees,  a.  S.     For  Clarksbury  read 
Clarksburg. 

4935  WiTTiCH,  K.    In  first  title,  for  and  read 

und. 
Transfer  Wittington,  Sir  R.  to  Whit- 
TlNGTON,  Sir  R'.,  p.  4886. 

4936  Wo  LAG  DAS  Paeadies?    Place  9  after 

title. 
4941     Cancel  —  and  before  Woltmann,  K.  L. 

von.  • 

4943    Woman.    Serviez,  J.  R.  de.    For  Cae  rs 

read  Caesars. 
4955    Place   Worcester,  Marquis  of,  before 

Woecestee,  Benjamin. 
4963    Wratislaw.    Cancel  Episcopologii  Vra- 

tislaviensis  .  .  .  supplementum,    etc. 

and  insert  See  Breslau. 
4996    For  Zaleski,  Bohdan  change  to  Zaleski 

Bohdan.     An  author. 


8 


s 


3881 


S.,  E.  Notes  to  the  Annals  of  Tacitus  ;  with 
introduction,  life  of  Tacitus,  family  of  Au- 
gustus, chronology  of  the  "Annals,"  exami- 
nation-notes, and  index  for  the  use  of  schools. 
Oxford,  1870.    2  v.  18°.  3237 

IS.,  E.  O.  Hungary  and  its  revolutions  from 
the  earliest  period  to  the  19  century.  With 
a  memoir  of  Louis  Kossuth.  London,  1854. 
p.  8°.  3477 

iSa,  Manoel  de.    1580-96.    In  Ecclesiasticum 

commentarium.  148  pp.  (Migae,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae 
cur.  compL  v.  17,  p.  677.) 

SA  de  Miranda,  Francisco  de.  1495-1558. 
Obras.  Nova  ed.  correota,  emendada,  e  aug- 
mentada  com  as  suas  comedias.  Lisboa, 
1784.    3  V.  16°.  —1108 

Contents.  Cartas,  v.  1.— Eglogas,  v.  1.— Elegiag, 
V.  1.— Os  Egtrangeiros,  comedla,  v.  2.— Poeslas 
-rarias,  v.  2.— Souetog,  V.  1.— Vlda  do  author,  v.  1.— 
Os  Villialpandos,  comedia,  v.  2. 

Grosa  d'uma  cautygna ;  Outra  grosa  e  cantlguaa 

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Saa,  Anrrique  de.  15  cent.  A  Dioguo  Bran- 
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Saa,  Joam  Rroiz  de.    15  cent.    Sobre  alguns 

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Saabye,  Hans  Egede.  1746-1817.  Green- 
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Saadi.    See  Sadi. 

Saadiali,  Sabbi.  Commentary  on  Ezra  and 
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Saalebl.     Hammer-Purgstall,  J.,  Freiherr 

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Saalfeld,  Guenther  Alexander  E.A.  Kueche 

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Saavedra,  Alvaro  de.    16  cent.    Viajes  al 

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PABT  V.-l.  (22, 10,  89.) 


SABATIER 


See 


Saavedra,  Angel  de,  Duque  da  Bivas. 

Kivas,  A.  de  S.,  Duque  da. 
Saavedra,  Eduardo.    Note  sur  un  astrolabe 

arabe.  2  pp.  (Cong,  internaz.  degli  orient.  Mli,  1878, 
y.  1,  p.  456.) 

Saavedra  Fajardo,  Diego  de.  1584-1648. 
Obras.  Madrid,  1853.  8°.  (Bibliot.  de  autor. 
e^ian.)  —1193 

Contents.    Corona  g6tlca,  castellana,  7  austrlaca 

Locuras  de  Europa.— Introduooiones  4  la  polltlca  y 
razou  de  estado  del  Key  cat611co  Don  Fernando. — ■ 
Idea  de  un  Principe  polltico-crlstiano.— Re- 
pUbllca  llteraria. 

Royal  politician  represented  in  100  em- 
blems .  .  .  Done  into  English  from  the 
original,  by  Sir  J.   Astry.    London,   1700. 

2  V.  p.  8°.  —2365 
Sabaean  inscriptions.    S^ee  Inscriptions, 

Sabaean. 
Sabaean  researches.  Landseer,  J.   1773 
Sabaeans.    Chwolsohn,  D.     Ssabier  und 

der  Ssabismus.     1856,  3  v. 
Landseee,  J.    Sabaean  researches.    1833. 

SlouFPi,  N.    Etudes  sur  la  religion  des 

Soubbas.     1880. 

Blau,  E.  O.  F.  H.    Wanderung  der  sabaelschen 

yoelkerstaemme  Im  2  Jahrhundert  nach  Christum. 
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See  also  Hlmyarltlc  language. 

Sabaktagin.    See  Nassr-ed-Din. 
Sabarjesus  I,  Patriarch  of  the  Nestorians. 

[Vita.]  9  pp.  (Assemani,  G.  S.,  Siblioth.  orient,  y.  3,  pt. 
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Sabarjesns  II  (Damascenus),  Patriarch  of 

the  Nestorians.  [Vita.]  4  pp.  (Assemani,  G.  S.,  ^ibZiofA. 
orient,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  505.) 

Sabarjesus  (Ebn  Abu-Hile),  Bp.  of  Cascar. 

[Notitla.]  1  p.  (Assemani,  G.  S.,  BibUoth.  orient,  y.  3, 
pt.  1,  p.  554.) 

ISabarJesus  (Rostamus),  Monk  of  Beth-Ko- 

kense.  [Vita,]  2  pp.  (Assemani,  G.  S.,JJi6Ko//t.  orieni, 
y.  3,  pt.  1,  p.454.) 

Sabarjesns,  Nestorian  presbyter.      [Vita.] 

3  pp.    (Assemani,  G.  S.,  BibUoth.  orient,  y.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  641.) 

Sabatai  Sevi.    Evelyn,  J.    History  of  S., 

tbe  pretended  Messiah  oj  the  Jewes.  28  pp.'  [JUiscel. 
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Sabatier,  (— ).  Histoire  de  la  legislation 
sur  les  femmes  publiques  et  les  lieux  de 
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Sabatier,  J.,  and  Sabatier,  L.  Produc- 
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Sabatier,  L. ,  Abbi.    L'eglise  catholique  ven- 

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g(l.  V.  n,  p.  1051.) 

Sabatier,  P.    See  Sabbathier,  P. 
Sabatier  de  Castres,  Antoine.    Condor- 

oet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C,  Marquis  de.  Lettres  d'un  tb^ologlen 
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Sabazius  [Phrygian  divinity).  Lenormant, 
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Sabbath,  8uuday. 

Abbot,  G.  Vindiciae  Sabbathi,  or  an 
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■ BowND,  N.    Sabbathum  Veteris  et  Novi 

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Brooks,  H.  M.    New  England  Sunaay. 

1886.     [In  his  Olden  time  s.  No.  3. ) 

Byfield,  N.    Answere  [to  a  Treatise  of 

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Byfield,   R.     Doctrine  of  the  Sabbath 

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Cox,  R.  Literature  of  the  Sabbath  ques- 
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FiSHEE,  E.     Christian  caveat  to  the  old 

and  new  Sabbatarians,  or  a  vindication  of 
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Hessey,  J.  A.  Sunday:  its  origin,  his- 
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Reese,  L.  R.     Discourses  on  the  origin, 

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[Tracts  on  the  Sabbath.]    1630-53. 

White,  F.    Examination  and  confutation 

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^  the  1  table,  that  ia  of  the  order  and  keeping  of  the 
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27  pp.  {Works,  Y.  2,  p.  359.)-Chrl8tian  Sabbath: 
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Sabbath   Scripture  readings.      3  v. 

Chalmers,  T.,  Posthumous  works,  v.  4,  5. 

3186 
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Sabbathier,  Pierre.  1683-1743.  Bibliorum 
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potuerunt :  quae  cum  Vulgata  Latina,  et 


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cum  textu  G-raeco  comparantur.  Aocedunt 
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dexque  novus  ad  Vulgatam  e  regione  editam, 
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Sabellian  language.  Buschke,  G.  P.  E. 
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Corssen,  W.     Zum  sabelllBOhen  dlalekt.     98  pp. 

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Sabelliaiiism.     Athanasius,  St.,  Abp.  of 

Alexandria,  De  aeterna  FiUl  et  Splrltus  SaneU  cum 
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Uanoa  dlalogus.  30  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  62,  p.  179.) 

See  also  Trinity. 

ISabellico,  Marco  Antonio  Cocco.  1436-1508. 

Historiae  rernm  Venetaram  ab  urbe  condita 

libri  XXXIII.    Venezia,  1718.    4°.    {Istorici 

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De  vetustate  Aqnlleiae    et  Fori  JulU   Ubrl  VI; 

Vlceatlnua  crater,  In  quo  continetur  brevls  urbls 
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iDgenlosa  desoriptio ;  Kerum  Venetarum  panegyrlous 
prlmua,  quod  genethliacon  inscrlbltur;  De  Venetae 
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iriceron,  J.  P.    MSm.  dea  bommes,  v.  12 — Zeno, 

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Sabians.    See  Mendaeans. 

Sabin,  Joseph.    1831-81.    Catalogue  of  Mr. 

John  A.  Eice's  library,  to  be  sold  by  auction 

Mch.  31, 1870,  and  5  following  days.     New 

York,  1870.     8°.  W.13 

Note Wltb  prices. 

Catalogue  of  the  books,  autographs,  en- 
gravings, and  miscellaneous  articles,  belong- 
ing to  the  estate  of  the  late  John  Allan. 
New  York,  1864.     8°.  W.15 

Catalogue  of  the  entire  library  of  Andrew 

Wight,  to  be  sold  by  auction  .  .  .  June  6, 
1864,  and  following  days.  New  York,  1864. 
3o_  W.15 

Catalogue  of  the  library  of  E.  G.  Squier, 

to  be  sold  by  auction,  April  24,  1876,  and 
following  days.  New  York,  1876.  8°.  W.87 

Dictionary  of  books  relating  to  America, 

from  its  discovery  to  the  present  time. 
New  York,  1868-89-.     18  v.  8°-  W.67 

Contents. 

A-Bedford,  v.  1.  MoCIean-MSmolre,  v.  11. 

Bedlnger-Brownell,  v.  2.  MSnioire-Nederland,  v.  12. 

Brownell-Cbesbrough,  v.  3.  Nederland-Omal,  v.  13. 

Cheahlre-Coata,  v.  4.  OmaHa-PhlladelpWa,  v.  14. 

Costa  Kloa-Dumorter,  v.  5.  Pblladelpbia  -  Providence, 

Du  MouUn-Franklln,  V.  6.  v.  15. 

Franklin-Hall,  v.  7.  Provldence-Eemarks,  v.  16. 

Hall-Herrera,  V.  8.  Eemarka-Boss,  v.  17. 

Huntiugton-Lacroix,  v.  9.  Eoss-San  Francisco,  v.  18. 
Laorolx-M'Clary,  v.  10. 

(Ed.)     American   bibliopolist,   v.  3-7. 

New  York,  1870-75.    6  v.  8°.  W.57 


(Ed.)    Reprints.    Quartos.    New  York, 

1865.     4°.  1616 

Contents.    Byiield,  N.    Account  of  the  late  revolu- 
tion In  New  England  (1689),  No.  1.— Certain  Indnce- 

mentg  to  well  minded  people,  who  are  atraltned  In 
their  estates  or  otherwise,  No.  4.— Day  breaking  It 
not  the  suu  rising  of  the  Gospel  with  the  Indians  In 
New  England  (1647),  No.  9.— B.,  S.  Further  queries 
upon  the  preaeift  state  of  the  New-English  affairs 
(1689-90),  No.  8.— Farther  manlfestatlou  of  the 
progreea  of  the  Gospel  among  the  Indians  of  New 
'  England  (1659),  No.  6.— Hawks,  F.  L.  ISd.)  Relation 
ot  Maryland  (1635),  No.  2.— New  ISnelaucl's  first 
fruits  (1643),  No.  7.— Shepard,  T.  The  clear  sun- 
shine of  theGoapel  breaking  forth  upon  the  Indians 
In  N.England(1648),No.l0.— Whltfield.H.  Further 
discovery  of  the  present  state  of  the  Indiana  in  N. 

England  (1651),  No.  3 Strength  out  ot  wealineas,  or  a 

glorious  manifestation  ot  the  further  progress  ot  the 
Gospel  among  the  Indians  In  N.  England  (1652),  No.  B. 

Sabine,  Sir  Edward.  1788-1883.  Account 
of  experiments  to  determine  the  figure  of 
the  earth,  by  means  of  the  pendulum  vibrat- 
ing seconds  in  different  latitudes ;  as  well 
as  on  various  other  subjects  of  philosophical 
inquiry.  London,  1825.  4°  (Eev.  of  in 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  4,  1835,  p.  311.)  —3443 

ObservationB  made  at  the  magnetical  and 

meteorological  observatory  at  Hobarton  in 
Van  Diemen's  Island  and  by  the  Australia 
naval  expedition.  London,  1850-53.  3  v. 
4°.  —2491 

Observations  made  at  the  magnetical  and 

meteorological  observatory  at  St.  Helena, 
1840-49.    London,  1847-60.    3  v.  4°.    —2491 

Observations  made  at  the  magnetical  and 

meteorological  observatory  at  Toronto  in 
Canada,  1840-48.    London,  1845-57.    3  v.  4°. 

—2491 

Terreatrial  magnetism.    34  pp.    (Herschel,  Sir 

J.  F.  W.,  Manual  of  sci.  enquiry,  p.  86.) 

(Ed.)  North  Georgia  Gazette.   See  North 

Georgia  Gazette. 

Sabine,  Lorenzo.  1803-77.  American  loyal- 
ists, or  biographical  sketches  of  adherents 
to  the  British  crown  in  the  war  of  the  revo- 
lution ;  alphabetically  arranged ;  with  a 
preliminary  historical  essay.  Boston,  1847. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  65,  1847,  p. 
138.)  1653 

Biographical  sketches  of  loyalists  of  the 

American  revolution,  with  an  historical 
essay.     Boston,  1864.     2  v.  8°.  1655 

Notes  on  duels  and  duelling,  alphabeti- 
cally arranged,  with  a  preliminary  historical 
essay.    3  ed.    Boston,  1859.     12°.         —1387 

Report  on  the  principal  fisheries  of  the 

American  seas.     Washington,  1853.     8°. 

—4663 
Life  ot  Edward  Preble.    192  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am. 

Uop.  2  a.  v.  12,  p.  1.) 
Dabney,  J.  P.    Sabine's  American  loyalists.    20 

pp.    (Cftr".  ivcum.v.  43, 1847,  p.  118.) 

Sabine,    Robert.     The   electric   telegraph. 

London,  1867.     8°.  —1534 

Sabines.    Manuzio,  A.,  the  Younger.    De 

Eeatina  urbe,  agroque,  Sabinaque  gente.  8  pp. 
(Sallengre,  A.  H.  de,  Nov.  thes.  antiq.  Bom.  v.  1,  p.  769.) 

Sabino,  Angiolo  Quirino.  15  cent.  De  ex- 
cldlo  elvltatls  Leodlensis  llbrl  VI.  61  pp.  (MartSne, 
E  ,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script.  ampUss.  collect,  v.  4,  p. 
1379.)— Bplstolae.  41  pp.  ( With  Ovldlua  Naao,  P., 
Beroides  reeens.  V.  Loers,  v.  2,  p.  591 ;  Weber,  W.  B., 
Corpus  poet.  Lat.  pt.  2,  p.  1395.) 

aiaeser,  0.  E.    Dor  dlchter  Sablnus.    6  pp.    (fl/iei- 

itiscU.  mm.  n.  s,  T.  1, 1842,  p.  437.) 


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Sabinus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Canosa.    Ex  vita  et 

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Sabinus,  Bp.    Epistola.    [O.]    3  pp.    (Mai, 

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Sabinus,  Aulus.    See  Sabino,  A.  Q. 
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aedlUum  ourullum.  1  p.  (Husolike,  G.  P.  E.,  Jiinsiir. 
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Sabinus,  Masurius.     1  cent.     Fragmenta. 

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Scott,  Sir  W.    Ealph  Sadler.    66  pp.    {itiscel.  works, 

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Anlmanx  articnl£s  h,  pteds  artlculis,  par  F.  E. 
Gufirln  Miuevllle.    Paris,  1867.    8°,  and  atlas,  to. 

—1683,  —1631 

Botaniqne.  Plantes  oellulalres  par  Camille  Mou- 
tagne.    Paris,  1838-42.    8°,  and  atlas,  to.   —2605,  —1631 

Botauique.  Plantes  vasculalres  par  AcMUe  Richard. 
Paris,  1846.    8°,  and  atlas,  to.  .     -2605,  —1631 

Foramfnlf^res,  par  Alclde  d'Orblgny.  Paris, 
1839.    8°,  and  atlas,  fo.  —1683,  —1631 

Histoire  physique  et  politique.  G^ographie, 
cllmat,  agriculture,  etc.  Traduction  de  M.  S.  Berthe- 
lot.    Paris,  1842-43.    2  v.  6°,  and  atlas,  to.         1623, 1661 

Mammifires,  par  Ramon  de  la  Sagra.  Paris,  1840. 
8°,  and  atlas,  to.  —1683,  —1631 

JHoIlusques,  par  Alelde  d'Orblgny.  Paris,  1853. 
2  V.  8°,  and  atlas,  fo.  —1683,  —1631 

Ornitliologle,  par  Alclde  d'Orblgny.  Paris,  1839. 
8",  and  atlas,  fo.  —1683,  —1631 

Foissons,  par  A.  Guiclienot.  Paris,  1863.  8°,  and 
atlas,  fo.  —1683,  —1631 

Reptiles,  par  Oooteau  et  BIbron.  Paris,  1843.  8°, 
and  atlas,  fo.  —1683,  —1631 

Grreenwood,  F.  W.  P.    De  la  Sagra's  Five  months 

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Saguenay  river.     Lossing,  B.  J.     The 

■  Saguenay.    16  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  19, 1859,  p,  145.) 


Sagnndino,  Nicolas.    Niceron,J.  P.    Mem. 

des  horames,  v.  21. 

Saguntum.    See  Murviedro. 
Sagwlssenscbaftlicbe  stndicn.  Hahn, 
J.  G.  von.  1315 

.Sabadunas,  Bp.  of  Garmaea.    [Vita.]   3  pp. 

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Libro  6  de  la  retorica  y  filosofia,  moral  y  teo- 

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Sahara. 

Mackenzie,  D.     Flooding   the  Sahara. 
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Naohtigal,    G.       Sahara   und   Sudan. 

1879-81,  3  V. 

Richardson,  J.      Travels  in  the  great 

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Tristram,  H.  B.  The  great  Sahara.   1860. 

VlLEE,   L.      Exploration  g6ologique   du 

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Saigon,  Cochin  China.  Duchesne  de  Belle- 
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Sailing.    Walker,  D.    Sailing.    15  pp.  3  pi. 

{In  his  Manly  exercises,  p.  106:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr. 
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See  also  Navigation. — Yacliting. 

Sailing  on  the  great  lakes  and  rivers 
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Sailors. 

Bassett,  F.  S.   Legends  and  superstitions 
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Bourne,  H.  R.  F.    English  seamen  under 

the  Tudors.     1868,  3  v. 

■ Brady,  W.    The  kedge-anchor,  or  young 

sailor's  assistant.     1855. 

Dana,  R.  H.,  Jr.   Seaman's  friend.   1865. 

JURIEN  DB  LA  Geavjeeb,  J.  B.  E.     Les 

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Bagger,  L.     The  Sailors"  Snug  Harbor.     10  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  16, 1813,  p. 188.)— British  merchant 
seamen.  43  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  79,  1869,  p.  169;  v. 
80,  1869,  p.  386.)  —  Condition,  hospitals,  and 
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1845,  p.  481.)— Courcy,  A.  de.  Protection  de  la  vie 
des  navigateurs.  36  pp.  ( Corres^ondant^  n.  s.  v.  57, 
1873,  p.  1069 ;  v.  68, 1874,  p.  297.)— Une  question  de  legis- 
lation et  de  morale;  les  veuves  des  marins  disparus. 
25  pp.  (Correspmiant,  n.  s.  v.  75,  1878,  p.  831.)— Davis, 
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Prfivoyance  pour  les  marins.  42  pp.  {Gorrespondantt 
n.  s.  V.  64, 1875,  p.  355.)— Protection  auxmarins.  45  pp. 
{Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  60, 1874,  p.  961.)— Probable  Influ- 
ence of  moral  and  religions  instruction  on  the 
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C.  The  rights  and  wrongs  of  seamen.  7  pp.  {Harper's 
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See  also  N'autical  astronomy,— Waval  art  and 
science. — Ifavigation.— Seamanship. 

Sailor's  log.  Chip  from  a.    3  pp.    {Sarper''s 

Mag.  V.  1,  1850,  p.  478.) 

Sailor's  narrative  of  the  last  voyage  of 

H.  M.  8.  Megaera.  28  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  Ill, 
1872,  p.  93.) 

Sainceriax,  or  Sainceriau,  Robert.    13  cent. 

Sermon  en  vers.  8  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  liec.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  23,  p.  124.) 

Salnctes,  Claude  de,Bp.  ofEvreux.  1525-91. 
Discours  sur  le  saccagement  des  gglises  catholiques, 
par  les  hfirfitiques  auciens,  et  nouveaux  calvlnlstes, 
en  ran  1562.  44  pp.  (Lafalst,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist,  de 
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Sainsbury,  William  Noel  {Ed.)  1825—. 
Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial  series, 
America  and  West  Indies,  1661-68,  preserved 
in  H.  M.  Public  Record  0£(ice.  London, 
1880.     r.  8°.     {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)       4558 

(Ed.)    Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial 

series,  East  Indies,  China,  and  Japan,  1513- 
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{Ed.)    Calendar  of  state  papers,  colonial 

series,  1574-1660,  preserved  in  the  state 
paper  department  of  H.  M.  Public  Record 
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(Ed.)  Original  unpublished  papers  illus- 
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as  an  artist  and  a  diplomatist,  preserved  in 
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St.   Albans,   Book   of.      See  Berners,  or 

Barnes,  J. 
St.  Albans,  Viscount.    See  Bacon,  F. 
St.  Albans,  England.    Bayley,  J.    Account 

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Saint-Amant,  Marc  Antoine  G6rard,  Sieur 
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St.  Andr6  du  Catean  Cauibr^sis,  Abbey. 

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P6rou.    80  pp.    (roMi-du  JfoniJe,  V.  33, 1877,  p.  267.) 

St.  Ci'Oix.    See  Santa  Cruz. 

St.  Cntbbert's  catlietlral.    Hills,  O.  M. 

The  cathedral  and  monastery  of  St.  Guthbert  at  Dur- 
ham. 41  pp.  1  pi.  {Brit.  Arohaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  22, 
1866,  p.  197.) 

St.  Cnthbert's  college.    Jubilee  of.    19 

pp.    (Dublin  Rev.  v.  iS,  1858,  p.  131.) 

Saint-Cyr,  Gouvion.     See  Gouvion  Saint- 

Cyr,  L. 
St.  Cyr,  Michel.    Draper,  L.  0.    Michel  St. 

Cyr,  an  early  Dane  county  pioneer.  4  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  6,  1872,  p.  397.) 

St.  Cyr,  France.  Layallbb,  T.  S.  Madame 
de  Maintenon  et  la  maison  royale  de  Saint- 
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Ariianfl,  S.  Le  theatre  de  S.  d'aprSs  des  docu- 
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S.,  1689-92.  35  pp.  (Rev.  d.  denin  mondes,  1861,  2  p^r.  v. 
33,  p.  514.)— Royal  house  of  S.  21  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev. 
T.  85,  1857,  p.  369.) 

St.  Davids,  Wales.    Jones,  W.  B.  T.,  Bp.  of 

St.  Davids,  and  Freeman,  E.  A.  History 
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Kfne,  B.  J.    St.  David's  cathedral.    148  pp.  14  pi. 

(In  his  Handb.  to  the  cathedrals,  p.  105.)— I^aiid,  W. 
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17  pp.  (Works,  V.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  379:  Ziir.  Angl.-Cath.  Theol.) 
— Ex  annallbus  Mene-viae  et  Stratae  Flortdae. 
3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27,  p.  442.)— Storer,  J. 
St.  David's  cathedral.  18  pp.  9  pi.  {In  Ids  Hist,  and 
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IVillls,  B.  Diocese  of  St.  David.  22  pp.  {In  his 
Survey  of  the  cathedrals,  v.  3.) 

St.  Denijs- W  estrem,  Belgium.    Pottey ,  P. 

de,  and  Broeclsaert,  J.  St.  Denijs-Westrem.  49  pp. 
(In  their  Geschiedenls  van  do  gemeenten  der  provlncie 
Oost-Vlaanderen,  1  s.  v.  1.) 

St.  Denis,  Abbey.  Chronique  du  religieux 
de  Saint-Denys, .  .  .  pub.  en  latin  pour  la  1 
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{Coll.  dedoc.  inid.  hist,  de  France.) 

Felibien,  M.    Histoire  de  I'abbaye  royale 

de  Saint-Denys  en  France.     1706. 

Annates  de  St.  D.,  g^nSralement  connues  sous  le 

titre  de  Ghronicon  Sanctl  Diouysii  ad  cyclos  paschales. 
35  pp.  {Biblioth.  'Ecole  d.  Chartes,  v.  40, 1879,  p.  164.)— 
Ayzac,  F.  d'.  Le  grand  chantre  de  S.  12  pp.  {Rev. 
arcUol.  1858,  p.  386.)— Chronloon  Ijreve.  4  pp. 
(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  2,  p.  495.)— Deltsle,  L.  V. 
Notice  sur  un  Uvre  k  pelntnres  execute  on  1250  dans 
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1877,  p.  444.)— Dldron,  A.  N.  Aohfevement  des  restau- 
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4,  1846,  p.  175.)— Gullhei-my,  F.,  Baron  de.  Mono- 
graphle  de  I'Sgliae  royale  de  S.  6  pp.  1  pi.  {Ann. 
arcMol.  v.  7,  1847,  p.  297.)— Eestauration  de  I'Sglise 
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Parker,  J.  H.  St.  Denis,  Paris.  6  pp.  (Arcliaeol. 
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Liber  de  rebus  in  administratlone  sua  gestls.  7  pp. 
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St.  Denis  en  Broqueroie,  Abbey.  Vincq, 

a.  Histoire  de  I'abbaye  de  S.  144  pp.  (Keittonberg, 
F.  A.  F.  T.,  Baron  de,  Man.  serv.  Vhist.  de  N'amur.y.'l,  p.437.) 


St.  Denis  parish,  S.  O.    See  St.  Thomas 

and  St.  Denis  parish. 
St.  Di6,  France.    Huillard-Brfeholles,  J.  L. 

A.  Notice  aur  une  anclenne  pelnture  hiatorique  de 
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St.  Disibod,  Abbey.    Annales  Sancti  Disi- 

bodi.    27  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  17,  p.  4.) 

St.  Dizier,  France.    Musioa,  A.  de.    Com- 

mentarioUia  rerum  geatarum  apud  Sanctum  Digerium 
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rer.  Germanic,  v.  l,p.  1289.) 

St.  Domingo.    See  Santo  Domingo. 

St.  Edmund,  Monastery.      Ex  annalibus 

Sanctl  Edmundi.  2  pp.  (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  27, 
p.  426.) 

St.  Edmnnds  Bury.    See  Bury  St.  Ed- 
munds. 
St.  Eloy,  France.     St.-Eloy-sur-les-Dunes. 

18  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  106, 1869,  p.  600.) 

St.  Emmeramne,  Monastery.  Liber  pro- 
bationum  sive  bullae  summorum  pontifi- 
cum,  diplomata  imperatorum,  quae  ad  his- 
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Sancti  Emraerami  Ratisbonae  spectant.  1752. 

Anamodns,  of  Ratisbon.    Traditionura  Sanct-Era- 

merammensium  Ubrl  II.  30  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,Pa;)-o!. 
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merammi  Katiabonensea  ©t  Weltenbergensea,  A.  D. 
792-1468.  10  pp.  (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  17,  p.  567.) 
— Annales  Sanctl  Slmmeramini,  732-1062.  6  pp. 
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ventuum,  ac  fructuum  ex  praediis  monasterii  Sanctl 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  141,  pp.  1093,  1103,)-^ 
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Saint-Epain,  (— )  de.  L'art  de  composer 
les  livrees  au  milieu  du  XIX  siecle,  d'apres 
les  principes  de  la  science  heraldique,  pre- 
cede d'une  notice  historique.  Paris,  1853. 
12°.  (With  Senemaud,  E.,  De  la  noblesse 
actuelle  en  France.)  2777 

St.  Etienne,  Monastery.    Annalis  historia 

brevis  in  monaaterio  Sancti  Stephani  Gadoraenais 
oonsoripta.  12  pp.  (Maaerea,  F.,  Baron,  Hist.  Anglic. 
p.  356.)— Ex  chronico  Sanctl  Stephani  Cado- 
mensls.  9  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  11, 
p.  379;  V.  12,  p.  779;  V.  18,  p.  348;  v.  23,  p.  491.) 

St.  Etienne  du  Mont,  Paris.       28   pp. 

(Dublin  Rev.  v.  12, 1842,  p.  419.) 

St.  Eucharins,  Abbey.     Annales,  A.  D. 

1015-92.    1  p.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  5,  p.  10.) 

St.  Eutrope,  France.    Boucherie,  A.    Une 

colonie  limousine  en  Saintonge  (St.  Eutrope).  13  pp. 
{Rei>.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  9, 1876,  p.  261.) 

Saiut-Evremoud,  Charles  de  Marguetel 
de  Saint-Denis,  Seigneur  de.  1613-1703. 
Works,  made  English  from  the  French 
original ;  with  the  life  of  the  author,  by  Mr. 
Des  Maizeaux  ...  2  ed.  London,  1728.  3 
V.  8°.  2136 

Contents.  Gonveraation  between  my  Lord  d'Au- 
toigny  and  M.  de  St.  Evremond,  v.  1— Answer  to  the 
judgment  of  the  AbbS  Renaudot,  upon  Mr.  Bayle's 
Historical  and  critical  dictionary,  v.  3.— Gon- 
versation  between  M.  de  St.  Evremond  and  the  Duke 
of  Candale,  v.  2 — Judgment  upon  Cesar  and  Alex- 
ander, V.  1. — Chetwood,  K.  Gharacter  of  M.  de  St. 
E.  V.  3. — Upon  our  comedies,  etc.  v.  2 Parallel  be- 
tween the  Prince  of  Gonde  and  M.  de  Turenue,  aa  to 
what  relatea  to  war,  v.  3.— Of  conversation,  v.  2. — 
Defence  of  some  dramatik  pieces  of  M.  Corneille,  v. 
2.— Des  Maizeaux,  P.  Life  of  St.  E.  v.  1— That  de- 
votion is  our  last  love,  v.  2.— Dry  den.  J.  Character 

of  St.  E.  V.  3 Of  the  English  comedy,  v.  2.— The 

Ephesian  matron,  v.  1.— Morals  of  Epicurus,  v. 
2. — Some  observations  upon  the  taate,  and  judgment 
of  the  French,  v.  2.— Judgment  upon  aome  French 
authors,  v.  2.— Diaoourse  upon  the  French  his- 


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torianSfV.  2.— Reflections  upon  tlie  FrencH  trans- 
lators, V.  2. —  Upon  friendship,  v.  2.— Conversa- 
tion between  the  Mareachal  d'Hocqulncourt  and 

Fattier  Canaye,  v.  1 Ot  Ingratitude,  v.  2.— Irish 

prophet,  a  uovel,  v.  1.— Ot  Italian  comedy,  v.  2 — 
Elucidation  o£  what  I  said  of  the  Italian  innslcli, 
V.  2 — Iietters,  v.  1-8.— Of  literature  and  the  civil 
law,  V.  2. — Duke  of  Longne-ville's  retreat  to  hia 
government  of  Normandy,  y.  1.— Man  who  Is  desirous 
to  Itnow  all  things,  Isnows  not  himself,  v.  1 — Keflec- 
tions  on  the  maxim :  That  we  ought  to  despise 
fortune,  and  not  care  for  the  court,  v.  1.— Answer  to 
the  pleading  of  M.  Erard,  on  behalf  of  the  Dulie  of 
Slazariu  against  the  Duchess  his  wife,  v.  3.— Charac- 
ter otthe  Duchess  of  Mazarln,  y.  2.— Funeral  oration 

of  the  Duchess  of  Mazarin,  v.  2 Character  ot  Countess 

d'OIoune,  y.  1.— Upon  operas,  y.  2.  — Interest  in 
persons  altogether  corrupted,  y.  2 — Of  pleas- 
ures, y.  1.  —  Of  poems  of  the  ancients,  y.  2.  —  Of 
poetry,  y.  2 — Dissertation  on  Racine's  tragedy, 
caU'd  the  Great  Alexander,  v.  1. — Of  reading,  and 
the  choice  of  hoolis,  v.  2. — Discourse  upon  religion, 
y.  2.— Of  religion,  y.  2.— Eeflections  upon  religion,  v.  2. 
—Of  retirement,  v.  2.— Reflections  on  the  different 
genius  of  the  Roman  people,  at  the  different  times 
of  the  repuhlick,  y.  1. — Observations  on  Sallust  aud 
Tacitus,  v.  1. — Judgment  ()n  the  sciences  to  wiiich 

a  gentleman  may  apply  himself ,  v.  1 Judgment  upon 

Seneca,  Plutarch,  and  Petronius,  v.  1. — Judgment  on 
the  3  accounts  of  Siam,  and  on  Confucius's  boolc,  v.  2. 
— Silvestre,  P.  Preface  to  the  French  ed.  of  St.  Bvre- 
mond's  works,  1705,  v.  3.— Of  some  Spanish,  Italian, 
and  French  bool£S,y.  2.— Thoughts,  reflecliona, 
and  maxims,  v.  2 — On  the  characters  of  tragedies, 
y.  2 — Upon  tragedies,  y.  2 — Upon  ancient  and  modern 
tragedy,  y.  2.— Character  of  the  Mareschal  de  Tu- 
renne,  y.  3. — Dissertation  upon  the  word  "vast,  v.  2. 
— The  sense  of  an  honest  experienc'd  courtier,  upon 
rigid  virtue,  and  base  interest,  v.  2. — Too  rigid  virtue, 
y.  2. — Idea  of  a  woman  that  never  was,  nor  will  ever 
he  found,  y.  1.— Of  the  complacency  that  Tvomen 
take  in  their  beauty,  v.  1.— Ot  the  wonderful,  that 
is  found  In  the  poems  of  the  ancients,  v.  2. 

Pieces  attributed,  y.  3:  Fragment  of  the  history  ot 
Atalanta.— Ot  the  true  aud  false  beauty  of  in- 
genious things* — Reflections  upon  the  truth  ot 
our  defects.  —  Reflections  upon  eloqnence,  or  a 
fragment  of  Petronius.- The  Xlpliesian  matron, 
— Reflections  upon  the  doctrine  of  f^picurus.- Of 
friendship.— Charms  of  friendship. — Otthe  true  use 
ot  life,  —  Of  logick.  —  Character  ot  a  man  of 
honour.— Maxim :  That  we  ought  never  to  be 
wanting  to  our  friends. — Maxims  for  the  use  of  life. 
—Memoirs  of  the  Duchess  of  Mazarin.— Of  moral 
philosophy.— Maxims  of  morality.— Observa- 
tions on  what  is  necessary  to  direct  a  young  man  how 
to  enter  with  ad  vantage  upon  the  theatre  of  the  world, 
and  there  to  support  himself  with  honour. — Reflec- 
tions upon  what  measures  a  man  should  take  to  live 
happy. — Advice  how  to  regulate  our  studies.  — Ot 
study  and  conversation.— Thoughts  upon  several 
subjects. 

—  Memoirs  of  the  life  of  John  Wilmot,  Earl  of 
Rochester.  32  pp.  (Wilmot,  J.,  Earl  of  Rochester,  Mis- 
eel-  works.') 

CoTOLENDi,  C.      Saint- Evremoniana,  ou 

reoueil  de  diverges  pieces  ourieuses.  [Anon.] 
1701. 

—  Gilbert,D.  L.  Saint-Evremond.  21pp.  (Bev.  con- 
temp.  1866,  V.  6,  p.  677.)- Iiatour,  A.  de".  Salnt-Evre- 
mond.  12  pp.  {Correspondant,  v,  59,  1863,  p.  476.) — 
Mac6,  J.  Saint-Evremond.  39  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1842,  i  s.  y.  29,  p.  243.)— Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A. 
(Euvres  meldes  de  S.  32  pp.  {Nouveaux  Lundis,  y.  13, 
p.  425.)— Saintsbury,  Gr.  Saint  Evremond.  19  pp. 
iFortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  y.  26, 1879,  p.  38.)— Sayous,  A.  Saint- 
Evremond.  42  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v. 
12,  1849,  p.  475;  y.  13,  1850,  p.  30.)— Solvet,  E.  Saint 
Evremond.    30  pp.     {Correspondant,  v.  GS,18&Q,  p.  61.) 

—  Chetivood,  K.  Character  ot  S.  3  pp.  (St.  Evre- 
mond, C.  de  M.  de  St.  D.,  Wor7cs,  v.  3,  p.  96.)— Des 
Maizeaux,  P.  Life  of  S.  167  pp.  (St.  Evremond,  C. 
de  M.  de  St.  D.,  Works,  y.  1,  p.  1.)— Dryden,  J.  Char- 
acter of  S.  8  pp.  (Works,  V.  18,  p.  9;  and  Saint-Evre- 
mond, 0.  de  M.  de  St.  D.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  98.)— I,angs- 
dorff,  V.  de.  Saint-Evremond  et  sa  vie  d'exli.  27  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865, 2  p§r.  v.  56,  p.  209.)— Niceron, 
J.  P.  MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  7.— Sainte-Bcuve,  C.  A. 
Saint-Evremond  et  Ninon.  22  pp.  ( Oauseries  duLundi, 
y.  4,  p.  170.)— Thomson,  K.,  and  Thomson,  J.  0. 
Count  de  Grammont,  St.  Evremond,  and  Lord  Roch- 
ester.   43  pp.    (  Wits  and  ieaux  of  society,  y.  1,  p.  49.) 


St.  Erroul  d'Ouclie,  Monastery.  Ex  brevi 

chronico  Uticensis  coenobli.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Reo. 
hist.  Oaules,  v.  12,  p.  773.) 

Saiiit-Fargeau,    A.    Lepeletier   de.      See 

Lepeletiei-  de  Saint-Fargeau,  A.,  Comte. 
Saint'Farre,    Louis    Etienne    de,    AbM. 

Bonhomme,  H.  Le  deraier  abbS  de  cour.  81  pp. 
(,Rev.  contemp.  1870,  v.  1,  p.  600;  y.  2,  pp.  28,  238.) 

jSt.  Felix,  Island.    Hemsley,  W.  B.    Report 

on  the  botany  of  San  Ambrosia  and  San  Felix.  4  pp. 
(Challenger  Exped.  Botany,  y.  1,  pt.  3,  p.  97.) 

St.  Florent-le-Tieux,  Monastery.  ~  His- 

torla  eversionls  monasterll  Sanctl  Florentil  Veterls. 

3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  7,  p.  66;  y.  11, 
p.  58.)— Versus  de  eversione  monasterll  Gionnensls. 

4  pp.  (Duemmler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  y.  2,  p.  146: 
Monumenta  German,  hist.) 

St.   Florent  ■  lez  -  Saumur,    Monastery. 

Ex  chronico  monasterll  Sancti  Florentil  Salmurlensis, 

9  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Oaules,  v.  9,  p.  65;  y.  10, 
p.  284;  y.  11,  p.  349;  y,  12,  p.  489;  y.  18,  p.  328.)— Ex 
Historia  monasterll  Sanctl  Florentil  Saimurenais. 

10  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Reo.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  10,  p.  264;  v. 
11,  p.  276.)— Historia  monasterii  Sancti  Florentil 
Salmurlensis ;  Breve  chronicon  monasterii  Sancti  Flo- 
rentil Salmurlensis.  38  pp.  (Martfene,  E.,and  Durand, 
U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  y.  6,  pp.  1081,  1140.)— 
Marchegay,  P.  Lea  prleurSs  anglais  de  S.  20  pp. 
[Biblioth.  mole  d.  Cliartes,  y.  40, 1879,  p.  164.) 

St.  Flour,  France.  Bruel,  A.  Pouilles  des 
dioceses  de  Clermont  et  de  St.  Flour  du  XIV 
au  XVIII  sieole.   1883.    {Melanges  hist.  v.  4:.) 

St.  Foi,  Monastery.  De  fundatione  monas- 
terii Sanctl  Fidis  Sietstatensis.  6  pp,  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script.  V.  16,  pt.  2,  p.  996.) 

Saiiit'Foix,  Germain  El'angois  PouUain  de. 
1699-1776.  CEuvres  oomplettes.  Paris,  1778. 
6  v.  8°.  —1167 

Contents.  Alceste,  divertissement  i,  I'occasion  de 
la  convalescence  de  M.  le  Dauphin,  v.  2.— Lettre  &  M. 
de  Saint-Aubin,  aur  la  ret^'alte  de  Mile.  d'Angeville, 
V.  2.— Arlequin  au  Serrail,  comSdie,  y.  1.— La  Ca- 

bale,  oomedierv.  1.— La  Colonie,  com6die,  v.  1 

Extraita  de  quelquea  comedies,  v.  2.— Le  Derviche, 
com^dle,  y.  2.— Deucalion  et  Pirra,  ballet,  y.  1.— 

Deucalion  et  Pirra,  com^die,  v.  1 Divertissement 

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Xiloge  histoi-lqne  de  S.    14  pp.    {(Euvres  compl. 

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St. Foix de liOngneTille,  AVbey.  E neoro- 

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Blaiiclteiualn,  F.    Notice  sur  S.    26  pp.    (Salnt- 

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St.  GeneTlfive,  Abbey.  Feret,  P.  Silhou- 
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St.  George,  Julian.  1821-40.  Leisure  mo- 
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St.  George's  Company.  13  pp.  Soudder, 

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St.  Georges  de  I-abaene,  Le  flef  de. 

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St.  Gereo,  Abbey.    Annales,  A.  D.  1191-1348. 

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Saint-Germain,  Claude  Louis,  Comte  de. 

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St.  John,  Charles  William  George.  1809-56. 
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land, v.  2— Plan  for  a  general  history  of  Europe,  v. 
4.— Reflections  upon  exile,  v.  1.— Fragments,  or 
minutes  of  essays,  v.  7,  8.— Goldsmith,  O.  Life  of 
the  author,  v.  1.— Answer  to  the  defence  of  the  enquiry 
Into  the  reasons  of  the  conduct  of  Great  Britain,  v. 
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Iiettcrs,  or  essays  addressed  to  Alexander  Pope,  v. 
5-7. — Auswer  to  the  liOndoii  Journal  of  Saturday, 

Dec.  1,  1728,  V.  2.— The  Occasional  Trrtter,  v.  1 

Dissertation  upon  parties,  v.  2,  3.— Of  the  state  of 
parties  at  the  accession  of  King  George  I,  v.  4.— Idea 
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patriotism,  v.  4.— -Substance  of  some  letters,  written 
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principally  with  regard  to  her  taxes  and  her  debts  . ,  . 
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Alinalilde,  an  ode.    11pp.    (Wharton,  P.,  TFbrfcs,  v. 

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SI.  John,  Horace  Eoscoe.  1830—.  The 
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St.  John,  Mrs.  Horace  Eoscoe.  Audubon, 
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8706 

Masaniello  of  Naples.    The  record  of  a  9 

days'  revolution.     London,  1865.     8°.     8546 

St.  Jollli,  James  Augustus.  1801-75.  His- 
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Greece.     London,  1843.     3  v.  8°.  2735 

Life  of  Sir  Walter  Ealeigh,  1552-1618. 

New  ed.     London,  1869.     12°.  4861 

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Milton,  J. 

AnatomV  of  society.    4  pp.    (Rev.  ot  in  Westm. 

Rev.  V.  14,  1831,  p.  482.)— Egypt  and  Mohammed 
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St.  John,  MaJ.  Oliver  Beauchamp.  Physical 

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St.  John,  Percy  Bolingbroke.  1821—.  The 
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St.  John,  Sir  Spenser.  1826—.  Hayti,  or 
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Life  in  the  forests  of  the  far  East ;  or, 

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St.  John,  Oospel  of.  See  Bible,  New  Testa- 
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St.  John,  Island.  Oldendoep,  O.  G.  A. 
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St.  John,  Ship.  O'Callaghan,  E.  B.  (Tr.) 
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St.  John  in  Patmos.    78  pp.    Bowles, 

W.  L.,  Poet,  works,  v.  2,  p.  143. 

St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  History  of  the 
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Saint-Jniien,  Pierre  de.    Niceron,  J.   P. 

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— Lettres  adress6es  au  contlt£  de  salut  public. — 
Ifapport  sur  la  conjuration  ourdle  pour  obtenlr  un 
changement  de  dyuastle,  et  centre  Danton,  Lacrolx, 
Camille-Desmoullns,  Phlllppeaux,  etc.— Rapport  sur 
une  nouvelle  conjuration.- Dlsoours  sur  la  coustl- 


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tutiou  h  donner  k  la  France. — Essal  de  constitution. 
— DiBcours  sur  la  subdivision  des  cl6pai-temens,  et 
sur  leurs  administrations.  —  Dlscours  Bur  le  mfime 
sujet. — Rapport  sur  les  factions  de  I'ttranger.— 
Rapport  sur  les  32  membres  du  parti  de  la'Gironele, 

arrStfis  aprSs  les  ^vinemens  du  31  Mai  1793 Eapport 

surlan6cessit6de  declarer  le  souvernemenit  fran- 
fals  rfivolutlonnaire  jusqu'^  la  pals.— Rapport  sur 
rarrestatlon  de  H6rault  et  Simon. —Fragmens 
d'lnstltutlons  r*p«bllcaimes.— Opinion  conoer- 
nant  le  Jugement  de  Iionis  XVI.— Dlscours  sur  la 
mSme  question.  —  Opinion  sur  les  attributions  du 
ministre  de  la  guerre.— Eapport  sur  la  n^cessltS 
de  d^tenir  les  personnes  reconnues  ennemles  de  la 
revolution. — Rapport  sur  la  police  g£n£rale,la  Jus- 
tice, le  commerce. — Rapport  en  r6ponse  k  la  demand© 
de  Pons  de  Verdun,  qui  voulait  I'abolitlon  de  la 
loi  centre  les  Anglais.— Dlscours  pour  ia  defense  de 
Robespierre.— Lettre  k  Robespierre. — Opinion  sur 
les  subsistances. 

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St.  liOuis  des  Fran<;ais.  Hery ,  (— ) ,  Abbi. 

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St.  IiOnp-de-]Vaudj PWor^.  Bourque]ot,F. 

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St.  LiOup-sur-Cher,  France..  Martonne, 

A.  de.  Pelntures  dScoavertes  dans  l'6gllse  de  S.  1  p. 
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St.  liUcia,  Island.    Martin ,  B.  M.     St.  Lucia. 

7  pp.  [In  his  Brit,  colonies,  v.  4,  p.  121.)— Wlcol,  J. 
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St.  liUke,  Gospel  of.  See  Bible,  New  Testa- 
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ST.  LUKE'S  HOSPITAL 


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St.  IiUke's  hospital,  iV.F.  3  pp.  Walker, 

K.  0.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2B,  1862,  p.  503.) 

St.  Maixent,  Monastery.  Ex  Chronico  Sanoti 

MaxentU;  Additamenta.  22  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rtc. 
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St.  Mansuy ,  Monastery.  Monumenta  monas- 

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St.  Margaret's  hospital.    Incledon,  B. 

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St.  Marguerite,    Island.     Ohristiani,   M. 

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Saint-Martin,    Guillaume   de.      17   cent. 

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Saint-Martin,  Vivien  de.  See  Vivien  de 
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St.  Martin,  Abbey,    Cologne.     Chronioon, 

A.  D.  766-1031.    2  pp.    (Franlifort  Soo.  Script,  v.  2,  p.  214.) 

St.  Martin,    Abbey,    lAmoges.      Coral,    P. 

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St.  Martin,  Monastery,  Tournay.    Annales 

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St.Martin-des-CIianips,  Monastery.  Le- 

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St.  Mary,  Abbey,  Dublin.  Gilbert,  J.  T. 
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St.  Mary,  Abbey,    YorJe.     Wellbeloved ,  C. 

Some  account  of  the  aucient  and  present  state  of  the 
abbey  of  S.    17  pp.    ( Vetusta  monumentay  t,  6,  pi.  51-60.) 

St.  Mary,  Monastery,  Chemnitz.  Calendarium 

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the  wardens,  fellows,  and  scholars  of  St. 
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St.  Mary  Magdalen,  Hospital.  Descrip- 
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St.  Mary  Magdalene,  Priory.    Walcott, 

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St.  Mary  of  Fountains.    See  Fountains 

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St.  Matthew,  Gospel  of.    See  Bible,  New 

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{Dublin  Rev.  v.  21, 1846,  p.  217.)— Bordier,  H.  L.  Deux 
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Saint-Maurice,  Charles  R.  E.  de.  Circa 
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St.   Maurice,    Monastery.      Aventinus,    J. 

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St.  Maurice  d'Agaune,  Abbey.    Aubert, 

E.  TrSsor  de  I'abbaye  dp  S.  132  pp.  4  pi.  (Soo.  antlq. 
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St.  Maurice-de-1'Exil,  JFVance.    Riviere, 

M.  Notes  sur  le  langage  de  S.  4  pp.  {Rev.  d.  lang. 
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St.  Maurice-en- Valais,  Monastery.     Ar- 

bois  de  JubainvlUe,  H.  d'.    Etymologie  d'Agaunnm, 
nom  latin  de  S.    3  pp.    {Reo.  arch&ol.  n.  s.  v.  20, 1869, 
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St.  Maximin,  Abbey.    Annales,  A.  D.  708- 

987,  538-987.  5  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  2,  p.  212 ; 
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St.  M6dard,    Abbey.      Chronicon.      7    pp. 

(Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  2,  p.  486;  Bouquet,  M., 
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St.  Mfidard,  Cemetery.  Mathieu,  P.  F. 
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See  also  Paris,  F.  de. 

St.  Meloir,  France.  Gaultier  du  Mottay,  J. 
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St.  Mesmin  de  Mici,  Monastery.   Certain, 

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St.  Michael,  Abbey,  Bamberg.     Annales, 

A.  D.  11)66-1160.    2  pp.    (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  6,  p.  9.) 

St.  Michael,  Monastery,  Cusan.    Garcias, 

of  St.  Michael.  De  inltiis  monasterll  sul.  7  pp. 
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St.  Michael,  Monastery,  Hildesheim.    Ex- 

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St.  Michael,  Monastery,  Imeneburg.    Wei- 

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St.  Michael,  Monastery,  Slestmck.    Narratio 

de  monasterlo  Sancti  Mlchaelis  apud  Slesvlcura  et  de 
fundatione  monasterll  Aureae  Insulae.  5  pp.  (Lange- 
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St.  Michael ,  Monastery,  Verdun.  Chronicon 

Sancti  Michaells  in  page  Vlrdunensl.  9  pp.  (Prank- 
fort  Soo.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  78;  Hablllon,  J.,  Vet.  analect. 
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St.  Michael   de   Grandmont,  Priory. 

Bourquelot,  L.  F.  Notice  sur  le  prleur€  de  S.  16 
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St.  Michael's  Mount,  Cornwall.    Mueller, 

F.M.  The  insulation  of  S.  28pp.  {Chips  from  a  German 
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St.  Miguel,  Island.    Masson,  F.    Account 

of  the  island  of  S.  10  pp.  (Boyal  Soo.  London,  PMlos, 
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St.  Mihiel,  France.    MSS  de  la  biblioth^que 

de  S.-M.     33  pp.    (  Catal.  gin.  des  MSS,  v.  3,  p.  507.) 

St.  Milburge  de  Wenlock,  Priory.    Ey- 

senbach,  G.  Insurrection  des  serfs  du  prieurfi  de  S., 
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St.  Monica,  Convent.    Ellis,  Sir H.    Account 

of  the  convent  of  English  nuns  formerly  settled  at 
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St.  Tfazarins,  Abbey.    Annales,  A.  D.  986- 

'78.    1  p.    (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  17,  p.  33.) 

St.  IVicholas :  ein  altf ranzoesisches  gedicht. 
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St.  IVicolas,  Abbey,  Passau.    Annales  Sancti 

Nlcolal  Patavienses.  2  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v. 
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St.  Wicolas,    Monastery,   Oigny.     Historia 

tundationis  venerabills  ecoleslae  beatl  Nicolai  Oignla- 
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St.  STicoIas-des-Prds,  Abbey.     Fundatio 

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MSS  de  la  bibliotheque  de  Saint-Omer. 

1861.     {Catal.  gin.  des  MSS,  v.  3. ) 

Clianson  flamande  qui  contient  la  description 

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St.  Oneii,  Abbty.    E  directorio  monasterii 

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St.  Paucras,  England.  Palmeb,  S.  St. 
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St.  Paiitaleon,    Abbey.      Annales   Sancti 

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Rosevelt,  H.     In  and  about  S.     7  pp.    {Overld. 

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St.  Paul,  Abbey.,  Verdun.  Annales,  A.  D. 
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St.  Paul,  Monastery,  Carinthia.  Fundatio 
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St.  Peter,  Abbey,  Bamberg.    Notae,  A.  D. 

1024-1472  ;  Annales,  A.  D.  1103-85.  2  pp.  (Frankfort 
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St,  Peter,  Abbey,  Cologne.    Annales,  A.  D. 

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St.  Peter,  Monastery,  Palatiole.    Gaufrido, 

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St.  Petersburg.  Acad^mie  impfe- 
riale  des  sciences.  Acta,  1777-83.  Pe- 
tropoli,  1778-86.     13  v.  4°.  —3534 

Note.— Vhis  stands  tor  s.  3  ot  the  M6molres. 

Nova  acta,  1783-1803.    Petropoli,  1787- 

1806.     15  V.  4°.  —3584 

Note This  stands  for  s.  t  ot  the  M^molres. 

Bulletin  Bcientifique.  [1  s.]  St.  P6ters- 

bourg,  1837-43.     10  v.  4°.  —3533 

Bulletin  de  la  classe  historico-pliilo- 

logique.     [3  s.]     St.   Petersbourg,   1844-59. 

16  vT  4°.  —3583 
■ Bulletin  de  la  classe  physico-mathe- 

matique.     [3  s.]     St.  Petersbourg,  1843-59. 

17  V.  4°.  —3533 
Bulletin.   [3  s.]   St.  Petersbourg,  1860- 

81.     37  V.  4°.  -3543 

Commentarii,  1726-46.  Petropoli,  1728- 

51.     14  V.  4°.  —3514 

Note.— This  stands  for  s.  1  ot  the  MSmolres. 

Novi  commentarii,  1747-75.  Petropoli, 

1750-76.     20  V.  in  31,  4°.  —3514 

Note.— Hbls  stands  tor  s.  2  ot  the  MSmoires. 

Compte-rendu,  1854-56.  St.  Peters- 
bourg, 1856.     8°.  —8515 

Melanges    asiatiques    (1849-81).      St. 

Petersbourg,  1853-81.     8  v.  8°.  —3516 

Melanges  biologiques   (1849-88).     St. 

Petersbourg,  1853-88.     13  v.  8°.  —3517 

Melanges    greoo - romains     (1849-80). 

St.  Petersbourg,  1855-80.    4  v.  8°.        —3517 

Melanges  mathematiques  et  astrono- 

mlques  (1849-81).  St.  Petersbourg,  1853-81. 
5  V.  8°.  —3515 

• Melangesphysiquesetchimiques(1849- 

83).  St.  Petersbourg,  1854-88.  11  v.  8°.  —3515 

Melanges  russes  (1849-73).  St.  Peters- 
bourg, 1851-73.    4  V.  8°.  —3516 

Memoires,  5  s.     St. Petersbourg,  1809- 

30.     11  V.  4°.  —3518 

Memoires,   6  s.     Memoires  presentes 

par  divers  savans  et  lus  dans  ses  assemblees. 
St.  Petersbourg,  1831-59.     9  v.  4°.        —8533 

Sciences    mathematiques,   physiques, 

et  naturelles.  St.  Petersbourg,  1831-59.  17 
V.  4°.  —3513 

iVbte.— Divided  as  tnllows :  Sciences  mathematiques, 
physiques,  et  naturelles,  2  v. — Sciences  mathematiques 
et  physiques,  7  v.— Sciences  naturelles,  8  v. 

Memoires,   6  s.     Sciences  politiques, 

histoire,  et  philologie.  St.  Petersbourg, 
1833-59.     9  V.  4°.  —3533 

Note. — The  preceding  series  ot  this  division  are  in- 
volved in  the  Commentarii,  Novi  commentarii.  Acta, 
and  Nova  acta. 

Mfemoires,  7  s.    St.  P6tersbourg,  1859- 

87.     35  V.  4°.  —3513 

Recueil  des  actes  de  la  seance  solen- 

nelle  (publique),  1836-48.  St.  Petersbourg, 
1827-49.     5  V.  4°.  —3583 

Bougeanlt,   A.      Acadfimle   IrapSrlale   de    Saint- 

P6Lersbourg,     8  pp.     (i2eu.  coniemp.  1858,  v.  4,  p.  417.) 

St.  Petersburg.  Commission  imp£- 
riale  archfeologique.  Compte-rendu, 
1859-81.  St.  Petersbourg,  1860-88.  31  v.  4°, 
and  atlas,  5  v.  £o.  8701,  atlas  P.38 

Saint-Pierre,  Charles  Irenee  Castel,  Abb6 

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2  p6r.  V.  79,  p.  557.)— Precursors  of  the  PrcncU 
revolution:  Saint- Pierre  and  D'Argenson.  35  pp. 
(Weslm.  Ben.  n.  s.  v.  29,  1866,  p.  89.)- Sainte-Benve, 
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Saint-Pierre,  Jacques  Henri  Bernardin  de. 
1737-1814.  CEuvres  completes.  Mises  en 
ordre  et  precedSes  de  la  vie  de  rauteur,par 
L.  Aime-Martin.  Paris,  1816.  13  v.  8°.  -1117 
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tiens  sur  les  arbres,  leg  fleurs,  et  les  fruits,  v.  'i. 
— L'Arcadie,  v.  7.— Le  Cntb  de  Surafe,  v.  6.— La 
Chanmifere  Imdieune,  v.  6.— Voyages  de  Cpdrug, 
V.  6.— Conseils  i  un  Jeune  colon,  v.  2.— Dialogue  sur 
la  critique  et  les  journaux,  T.  12.— Lettre-  aux 
auteurs  dela  Decade  pliilosopliIque,v.  12.— Dia- 
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and    Enfantin,    Barthelemi   Prosper. 

CEuvres,  preo6dees  de  2  notices  historiques 
et  pub.  par  les  membres  du  conseil  institue 
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Contents. 

Hazard,  A.  Doctrine  Saint-SImonlenne  (Nouveau 
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Enfantin,  B.  P.  (Euvres.  16  v.  Contents.  Corres- 
pondance  in£dite,  V.  4-16.  —  Coi*respondance 
philosophlque  et  religieuse  de  1843  h  1845,  v.  14, 16. 
— Identity  du  dogme  religieux  et  de  la  tb^orle  po- 
litique, V.  3.— Les  euseignementg,  1831-82,  v.  1-3.— 
Note  sur  I'infini,  v.  3 — Ijaurent  de  I'Ard^cbe,  P. 
M.    Adolphe  Gueroult,  v.  8.— Enfantin  sur  la  famille 

d'Orlians  et  M.  Thiers  en  1810,  v.  12 9I£moires  d'un 

Industriel  de  I'an  2240,  v.  3;— Note  sur  le  pr£tre  de 
I'avenir,  v.  3.— Note  bur  les  religions,  v.  3. 

Vie  iternelle :  passie,  pr6sente,  future ;  Science  de 
I'homme,  physlologie  religieuse.    1  v. 

Notices  historiques.  13  v.  Contents.  Knfantin, 
V.  1-13.— Saint-Simon,  v.  1. 

Proems  en  la  cour  d'aaaises  en  la  Seine,  les  27  et  28 
Aofit  1832,  et  en  police  correctionnelle,  le  19  Oct.  1832. 
Iv. 

Recueil  de  predications.  3  v.  Contents.  Appel 
aux  hommes  religieux,  v.  3. — Barrault,  E.  Les  anni- 
versaires  de  Juliiet,  v.  2.— Apoatolat  Salnt-Simonien,  v. 
3. — Art,  v.  2. — Asaoclation  unlverselle ;  La  charit6 ;  La 
consecration  deia  matiSre,  v.  1.— La  famille  humaine, 
V.  3. — Les  femmes;  La  hierarchie,  v.  1. — Les  hommes 
positlfs,  V.  3.— Inor6dulit6;  Intervention;  Loidesang, 
v.  1.— Le  manage;  (Euvre  Saint-Slmonlenne,  v.  2 — 
Orient  et  I'Oooident,  v.  3.— Pasa6  s'^oroule,  I'avenir 
Burglt;  Partis,  v.  2.— Phllanthrople-reilgion,  v.,  3.— 


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Que  nous  sommea,  v.  2.— Eellglon  Salnt-SlmonlenDe ; 
Le  sacerdoce ;  Units  de  la  religion  et  de  la  politique, 
T.  1.— Units  de  la  religion,  de  la  politique,  et  de  la 
morale,  t.  2 — Ctaartoii,  E.  DSgotlt  du  present,  besoln 
d'avenlr;  Le  moode,  v.  2.  —  Afflrauchlssenient  des 
femmeg,  v.  3.— Articles  extralts  du  Globe,  v.  3.— 
Ituiirent  de  I'ArdicIle,  P.  M.  Apologle,  v,  1.— 
Apostolat  Salnt-Simonien,  v.  3.— Etat  de  I'Europe,  v. 

1.— La  famine  humalne ;  H6rgdlt6,  v.  3 ^^Intervention; 

LlbertS,  SgalltS,  ordre  public,  v.  1.— Notre  politique  est 
rellgleuse,  v.  3 — -Nous  sommes  les  hommes  de  I'ave- 

nlr,  V.  1 Parti  politique  des  travailleurs,  v.  3.— 

BSalisatlon  de  la  doctrine  Salnt-Simonlenne,  v.  1.— 
Le  prol^tnire  et  la  femme,  v.  3. — Aux  rallleurs,  v. 
3.— Retouret,  M.    Dleu,  toujours  Dleu;  La  volx  de 

Dleuj  V.  3 Reyuaud,  J.    Dleu,  toujours  Dleu,  v.  3. 

— La  proprlStS,  v.  1 Trangou,  A.    La  bonne  nou- 

Telle,  V.  1.— Dleu ;  Education,  v.  2.— Morale  du  monde ; 
PoUtlque-morale-religlon  ;  Saint-Simon,  v.  2. 

Salut-Slmon,  C.  H.  de  K,,  Cfnnle  de.  (Euvres.  11  v. 
Contents.  Sur  la  querelle  des  abellles  et  des  frelons ; 
ou,  sur  la  situation  respective  des  producteurs  et  des 

cpnsommateurs  non  producteurs,  v.  3 Cat^chlsme 

des  Industriels,  v.  8-10— Naissanoe  du  Clirisllan- 
Igme,  V.  3.— Comte,  I.  A.  M.  F.  X.  SystSme  de  po- 
litique positive,  V.  9.— Correspondance,  v.  1.— Ex- 
plications bibliographiques,  v.  5,  7,— Indus- 
trie, ou  discussions  poutlques,  morales,  et  philoso- 

phiques,  tome  2,  v.  3 Ijanrent  de  I'Ardiclie,  P. 

M.  Aux  Salnt-Slmonlens  gardlens  de  leur  (oi  au 
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caln,  V.  2. — Lettres  d'un  habitant  de  Geu6ve  k  ses  con- 
temporalns,  v.  1 — IVoavean  Chrlgtianigme,  dia- 
logues entre  un  conservateur  et  un  uovateur,  v.  7. — 
Quelques  opinlong  philogoplilqueg  k  I'usage  du 
XIX  sl6cle,  V.  10.— Organlsatenr,  v.  4.— De  I'organl- 
gation  goclale,  fragment  d'un  ouvrage  inSdit,  v.  10. 
— Le  parti  national  ou  Industrlel  compare  au  parti 
anti-national,  v.  3.  — La  physloloele  appliquee  k 
I'amSlioratlon  des  institutions  sociaTes,  v.  10.— Ro- 
drlgnes,  O.  L'artlste,  le  savant,  et  I'lndustriel,  dia- 
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T.  11.— Ue  la  reorganisation  de  la  goci£t£  europi- 
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Salnt-Siiuon,  Louis  de  Eouvroy,  Dtec  de. 
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conserves  au  depot  des  affaires  etrangeres 
par  M.  P.  Faugdre.     Paris,  1880-88.    7  v.  8°. 

4684 
Contents.  M6molre  sur  les  affaires  egtrang«reg, 
16  JulUet  1733,  V.  4.— Maisons  d'Albret,  d'Armagnao, 
et  de  Cbastlllon,  v.  4.— MSmolre  secret  sur  le  Bonnet, 
V.  3.— Notice  sur  Bossnet,  v.  2.— Confesseurs  du 
roy,  V.  2.— Conseil  d'egtat  tenu  au  Louvre,  le  25 
Oct.  1716,  V.  4.— Collections  sur  feu  Monselgneur  le 
Dauphin,  mort  le  18  Viv.  1712,  v.  2.— C6r6monies  de 
I'enterrement  de  Madame  la  Dauphlne,  v.  3. — Broull- 
lons  des  pro]ets  sur  lesquels  il  faudrolt  travalller  aux 
dignitSz  de  Due  et  Pair  de  France,  v.  3.— Estat  des 
ohangements  arrlvSz  k  la  dIgnitS  de  Due  et  Pair  de 

France,  depuis  May  1643  jusqu'en  May  1711,  v.  3. 

Nottes  sur  tons  les  dnches-palrieg,  comtSs-palries, 
et  duchSs  winais,  depuis  ISOU  jusqu'en  1730,  v.  6-7.— 
MSinoire  de  Messieurs  les  Dues  et  Pairs  centre  les 
presidents  k  metier,  FSv.  1716,  v.  3.— MSmolre  sur  les 
pretentions  du  Chanceller  de  France  k  I'Sgard  des 
Dues  et  Pairs,  v.  3.— Vues  sur  I'avenir  de  la  France, 
v.  2.— Gouvernaiites  des  enlans  de  France,  v.  4.— 
Gon  verneurg  et  precepteurs  des  flls  de  France,  v.  4. 
—Mile,  de  Keroualle,  Duchesse  de  Portsmouth  .  . 
V.  4 — MSmolre  sur  les  leeltlmis,  v.  2.— Liettreg 
1703-42,  v.  4.— M6molre  surlos  maisons  de  Lorraine 
de  Eohan,  et  de  Latour,  v.  3.— Melanges,  v.  2-4.— 
Memoire  ooncernant  la  presSance  des  Pairs  de 
France  sur  les  Princes  estrangers,  v.  3.— Exijlloation 
du  plan  de  la  grand'chambre  du  Parlement  de 
Paris,  V.  3.— MSmoire  abrSge  de  quelques  userpations 
du  Parlement  sur  les  Pairs  de  France,  v.  3.— BSf  utatiou 
de  ridSe  du  Parlement  d'estre  le  premier  corps  de 
I'estat,  nouvellement  prise  et  hasardee,  v.  3.— MSmoire 
succinct  sur ...  la  renonclation ...  v.  2,— Requegte 
adressSe  au  roy  par  les  Dues  et  Pairs,  6  Jan.  1716,  v.  3 
— ReqnSte  et  mSmolres  prSsentSs  au  Due  d'OrWans' 
Begent,  V.  4.— ParallMe  des  3  rols  bonrhons,  v  1  — 
Projects  derestablissement  du  royaume  de  France 
T.  4.— Materiaux  pour  servir  k  un  mSmoire  sur  les 
qualltSs  prises  par  M.  de  Soubise,  v.  4.— Surinten- 
danteg  de  la  malson  de  la  reine,  v,  4.— Supplique  de 

rUulverglt6   au  Parlement,  v.  4 Duchesse  de  la 

Valllire,  y.  4. 


Memoires  complets  et  authentiques  sur  le 

siecle  de  Louis  XIV  et  la  Eegence,  pub.  pour 
la  1  fois  sur  le  MS  original  .  .  .  par  M.  le 
Marquis  de  Saint-Simon.  Paris,  1829-30. 
21  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser^s  Mag.  v.  8, 1833, 
p.  413 ;  V.  56,  1857,  p.  590 ;  London  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  11,  1859,  p.  345 ;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  139, 
1875,  p.  291.)  4685 

Memoires.    Nouv.  ed.  collationnee  sur  le 

MS  autographe,  augmentee  des  additions . . . 
et  de  notes  et  appendices  par  A.  de  Boislisle. 
Paris,  1879-88.     6  v.  8°.  4685 

Memoirs  on  the  reign  of  Louis  XIV  and 

the  Regency.  Abridged  from  the  French, 
by  Bayle  St.  John.     London,  1857.    4  v.  8°. 

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Baschet,  a.    Le  Due  de  Saint-Simon. 

1874. 

Bolggler,  G.    Une  edition  nouvelle  de  S.    39  pp. 

(Rev.  d,  deux  mondes^  1880,  v.  37,  p.  620.)— Chfiruel,  A. 
Memoires  de  S.  et  la_correspondanoe  Inedite  de  la 
Marquise  de  La  Oour.  19  pp.  {Corresptindant,  n.  s.  v. 
66,  1S76,  p.  975.)— Saint-Simon  et  Chavlgny.  23  pp. 
(Bev.  contemp.  1866,  v.  6,  p.  601.)— Marquis  de  Dangean 
and,  Duke  de  S.  S.  36  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  119, 1864, 
p.  61.)— liefivre-Pontalls,  k^  Dlacours  sur  la  vie 
et  les  ecrits  du  Duo  de  S.  S.  (extrait).  26  pp.  (Corres- 
pondant,  v.  36, 1865,  p.  867.)— IHontalembert,  C.  F.  de 
T.,  Comte  de.  La  nouvelle  edition  de  S.  S.  37  pp. 
(Correspmdant,  v.  40,  1867,  p.  9.)— Monty,  L.  Due  de 
S.  S.,  ses  memoires,  son  caraclire,  sa  polillque.  41  pip. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  6,  p.  426.)— Saint-Simon's  parallel 
of  3  kings.  29  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  152, 1880,  p.  444.)— 
Flcot,  G.  Une  oeuvre  inSdlte  de  S.  44  pp.  (Rev.  d, 
deux  mondes,  1880,  v.  39,  p.  370.)— Foiton,  E.  Due  de 
S.,  sa  vie  et  ses  ecrits.  31  pp.  (J?eii.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1865,  n.  per.  2  s.  V.  11,  p.  987.)— Satnte-Beuve,  0.  A. 
Memoires  de  S.  61  pp.  ( Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  3,  p.  270 ; 
V.  15,  p.  423.)— Saint-Simon  considere  comme  historien 
de  Louis  XIV,  par  M.  A.  Chgruel.  24  pp.  tlfbuveaux 
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J.  0.  Franjols,  Due  de  La  Eoohetouoault  and  the 
Due  de  S.  S.  14  pp.  (In  tleir  Wits  and  beaux  of 
society,  V.  1,  p.  309.) 

Saint-Simoni sm.    See  Saint-Simon,  C.  H. 

de  R. ,  Comte  de. 
St.  Sinau's  \rarning.     11  pp, 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  20, 1842,  p.  341.) 

St.  Sophia,  Mosque.    See  Constantinople. 
St.  Slepbau,  Monastery.,  Diessen.    Catiogus 

praeposltorum  Diessenslum ;  Breve  chronicon  Dies- 
sense.  9  pp.  (CEfele,  A.  F.  von,  iJei-.Boicar.  S(!rij)«.v.2, 
pp.  648, 701.)- tultold.  Presbyter  of  St.  Stephan.  Necro- 
logium  Dlessense;  Necrologlum  Dlessense  alterum; 
Codex  traditionum  Diessenslum.  47  pp.  ((Etele,  A, 
F.  von,  Ber.  Boicar.  script,  v.  2,  p.  664.) 

St.  Stephens.    51  pp.    (Btocfcwood's  Mag. 

V.  87,  I860,  pp.  1,  162,  277.) 

St.  Sylvester's  eve, 

Maq.  V.  41,  1863,  p.  112.) 

St.  Taurin,  Monastery.    Ex  chronico  Sancti 

Taurlnl  Ebroicensis.  7  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Beo.  hist. 
Gaules,  v.  12,  p.  776;  v.  18,  p.  363;  v.  23,  p.  465.) 

St.  Thibaud'en-Auxois,  Priory.  Marion, 

C.  J.  Le  prleure  de  S.  T.  23  pp.  4  pi.  (Soc.  antiq.  de 
France,  Mint.  v.  19, 1849,  p.  84.)— VloUet-le-Duc,  E. 

•  r  f  f "se  et  chSsse  de  S.  T.    11  pp,  3  pi.    (Ann.  arcMol. 
V.  6, 1846,  p.  189.) 

St.  Thomas,  France.     Devisme,  J.  F.  L. 

Observations  sur  le  camp  de  cesar  sltue  au  territoire 
407  1*    "'^  ^^'    '^°°'  ^°"1-  <^®  Erance,  M^in.  v.  2, 1820, 

St.  Thomas,  Island.    Knox,  J.  P.    Histori- 
cal account  of  St.   Thomas,  West  Indies. 

Oldendoep,  C.  G.  a.     Geschichte  der 

mission  der  evangelischen  Brueder  auf  den 
caraibisohen  inseln  S.  Thomas,  S.  Croix,  und 
S.  Jan.    1777,  2  v.  in  1. 


(Dvblin 


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{Harper's  Mag.  v.  44,  1872,  p.  196.)— IVavl^ntione  An 
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Clute,  R.  F.    Annals  and  parish  register  of 
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soe  et  coeuoblum  Sanctorum  Thomae  et  VUhelml  lu 
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St.  Tron,  Abbey.  Rudolph,  Abbot  of  St.  Tron. 

Ex  Chronico  abbatlae  Sanctl  Trudonls.  2  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Bee.  Msi.  ffau!es,T.  11,  p.  204.)— Gestaabbatum 
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St.  Tmpt,  Abbey.  Anuales  Sancti  Trudperti. 

10  pp.    (I'rankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  17,  p.  285.) 

St.  IJlrich  and  St.  Afra,  Monastery.    An- 

nales  SS.  Udalrici  et  Atrae  Augustenses,  1106-1334. 
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St.'VajSkSt, Abbey.  AnnalesVedastini.  16pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script.  V.  1,  p.  516.) 

St.  Valery,  France.    Le  Payen  de  Flaoourt, 

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AUainval,  L.  J.  0.  S.  Mollire,  J.  B.  P. 

Beaumarchals,  P.  A.  0.  de.        Flron,  A. 
CornelUe,  P.  Bacine,  J. 

CrSblUon,  P.  J.  de.  Eegnard,  J.  P. 

Dancourt,  F.  0.  S6daine,  M.  J. 

Diderot,  D.  Shakespeare,  W. 

Favart,  C.  S.  Tabarln,  N. 

Le  Sage,  A.  B.  Theatre  moderne. 

Maiivaux,  P.  C.  de  C.  de. 

See  also  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  47, 1881,  p.  288. 

Victor  Hugo.    Paris,  1884.    8°.    (Rev.  of, 

by  K.  A.  M.  Hartmann,  in  Zeits.  f.  neufranz. 
sprache  und  lit.  v.  8,  pt.  2, 1886,  p.  156.)  5894 

Delizant,    a.      Paul    de   Saint- Victor. 

1886. 

Salnte-Beuve,  C.  A.    Hommes  et  dleuz,  etudes 

d'hlstolre  et  de  llttSrature  par  S.  11  pp.  {Nouveaux 
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St.  Victor,  Abbey,  Marseilles.    Gu:6kard,  B. 

E.  C.  {Ed. )  Cartulaire  de  I'abbaye  de  Saint- 
Victor  de  Marseille.  1857,  3  v.  {Coll.  des 
cartulaires  de  France,  v.  8,  9.) 

Annales  Sancti  Victoria  Masslliensls.    7  pp. 

(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  23,  p.  1.) 

St.  Victor,  Abbey,  Paris.    Bourquelot,  F. 

(Ed.)  Ohartes  inSdltes  de  I'abbaye  de  8.  V.  14  pp. 
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F.  A.  A.,  Bp.  of  Sayeux.  Essal  sur  la  fondatlon  de 
l'6cole  de  S.  44  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  175, 
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Vetera  monnmenta  nounnlla.  32  pp.  (Mart^ue, 
E.,  and  Duraud,  V.,  Vet.  script,  amjpliss.  eoUect,v.  6,  p.  217;) 


Saint'Vincent,  Jean  Baptiste  George  Marie 
Bory  de.  See  Bory  de  Saint- Vincent,  J.  B. 
Q.  M. 

St.  Vincent,  Earl  of.    See  Jervis,  J. 

St.  Vincent,  Abbey,  Breslau.    Libental,  N. 

Gesta  abbatum  mouasterii  Sancti  Vlncentii.  21  pp. 
{Script,  rer.  Sites,  v.  2,  p.  135.) 

St.  Vincent,  Abbey,  Metz.    Annales  Laudu- 

nenses  et  Sanctl  YlncentU  Mettensls  breves.  3  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  16,  pt.  2,  p.  1293.)— Annales 
Sancti  Vincentii  Mettensls,  688-1280.  6  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  3,  p.  166.)— Ex  Chronico 
Sanctl  Vincentii  Metensis.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
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St.  Vincent,  Island.  Shephaed,  C.  His- 
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1881. 

Martin,  E.  M.    St.  Vincent.    4  pp.    {In  Ms  British 

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p.  747;  Purchas,  S.,  Bis  pilgrimes,  v.  4,  p.  1243.)— 
Voung,  Sir  W.  Tour  through  the  several  islands  of 
Barbadoes,  St.  Vincent ...  in  1791, 92.  43  pp.  1  map. 
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St.  Vincenzo  de  Voltorno,  Monastery. 

Excerpta  chronic!  monasterli  Sanctl  Vincentii  prope 
Vulturnum.  29  pp.  {Tt\XQ\ieQne,  S..,  Hist.  Franc,  script. 
V.  3,  p.  672.)— Giovanni,  of  St.  Vinemzo.  Chronieon 
Vulturnense.  206  pp.  (Muratorl.L.  A.,fler. /iai. scrip*. 
V.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  319.) 

St.  Vitus,  Monastery.    Historia  f  undationis 

mouasterii  Sancti  Vitl  in  Gladbach.  4  pp.  (Achery, 
J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  2,  p.  656.) 

Saint  voyage  de  Jherusalem.  Anglure, 
O.  d'.     (Soc.  des  anc.  textesfr.)  — 1134 

St.  Wandrille,  Abbey.  Ex  annalibus  mo- 
nasterli Sanctl  Wandreglsill.  5  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  424.) 

Sainte>Aulaire,  Louis  Clair  de  Beaupoil, 
Comte  de.  1778-1854.  Histoire  de  la  Fronde. 
Paris,  1827.    3  v.  8".  4603 

Sainte«Barbe,  college,  communaut^,  in- 
stitution, Histoire  de.  Quicherat,  J.  E.  J. 
3  v.  —2886 

Ste.  Bazeille,  France.    Grellet-Balguerie, 

(— ).  Presentation  d'antiquit^s  et  notammeut  d'un 
fragment  d'lvoire  trouvS  i  S.  3  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de 
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Quicherat,  J.  E.  J.  E4ponse  aux  arguments  de  H. 
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Sainte>Benve,  Charles  Augustin.  1804^69. 
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Note.— v.  1-1, 11, 14  are  3  6d.;  v.  8,  9  are  2  «d. 
Contents.  Acadimle  Aran^aise,  v.  15 — Essai  sur 
Amyot,  par  M.  A.  de  Bllgnl^res,  v.  4.  —  Duchesse 
d'AngonlSnte,  v.  6.— Saint  Anselme,  par  M.  de 
Bdmusat,  V.  6.— Due  d'Antin,  ou  le  parfalt  courtisan, 
v.  6.— CEuvres  de  Frau90ls  Arago,  v.  10.— Marquis 
d'Argenson  d'apr^s  les  MSS,  v.  12.— Journal  etj  mS- 
moires  du  Marquis  d'Argenson,  v.  14.— Lettres  do  MSre 
AgnSs  Arnauld,  Abbesse  de  Port-Eoyal,  v.  14.— M. 
Arnault  de  I'Instltut,  v.  7 — Agrippa  d'Aubign£,T. 
10.— Exception  de  M.  Emlle  Angler,  v.  15 — Sylvaln 

BaiUy,  V.  10 M.  de  Balzac,  V.  2.  — Pofisies  oom- 

plStes  de  Theodore  de  Banville,  v.  14.— Margrave  de 
Bareitb.  Sa  correspondance  avec  Fr6d6rlc,  v.  12.— 
CEuvres  de  Barnave,  v.  2.— AbbS  Bartiiilemy,  v.  7. 
— Bazin,  v.  2.— Beaumarchals,  v.  6.— Chansons  de 
Biranger,  V.  2.  —  Sur  BSranger,  v.  15.  —  AbbS  de 
Bernig,  v.  8.— Cardinal  de  Bernig,  v.  8.— Baron  de 
Besenval,  v.  12.— ESception  de  M.  Biot,  v.  15. — 
ESves  et  r^alltfe,  par  Mme.  M.  B.  [Blanchecotte], 
ouvriere  et  poSte,  v.  15.— Etlenne  de  la  Boetie,  I'aml 
de  Montaigne,  v.  9.— Boilean,  v.  6.— M.  de  Bonald, 
V.  4.  — Comte-Pacha  de  Bonneval,  v.  6.  — Charles- 
Victor  de  Bonstetten,  Stude  biographlque  et  littS- 
raire  par  M.  Aira4  Steinlen,  v.  14.— Bossuet,  V..10.— 
Mfimoires  et  journal  de  l'Abb6  Le  Dleu  sur  la  vie  et 
les  ouvragea  de  Bossuet,  v.  12, 13.— Bonrdaloue,  v. 
9.— Lettres  in6ditea  de  la  Duchesse  de  Bourgoyne, 
pr«c6d66s  d'une  notice  sur  sa  vie,  v.  2.— Mme.  Bo- 
y«ry,  par  M.  Gustave  Flaubert,  v.  13.— M.  de  Brog> 


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lie,  V.  2.— President  De  Brosses,  v.  7.  — Correspon- 
daoce  de  Buffon,  v.  li.— Histolre  des  travaux  et  des 
IdSes  de  Eiiffon,  par  M.  Flourens,  v.  4.— CEuvres  com- 
pletes de  Buffon,  revues  et  annoiSes  par  M.  Flourens, 
T.  10.— Bnssy-Rnbntiu,  v.  3.— Arraand  Carrel,  v.  0. 
—Journal  de  Cnsanbon,  v.  U.— Mme.  de  Caylus  et 
de  CO  qu'on  appelle  urbanity,  v.  3.— Chmnfort,  v.  4. 
—CEuvres  de  Chapelle  et  de  Baohaumont,  v.  11.— 
Charron,  v.  11.— Chateaubriand.  Anulversalre 
du  Gfinle  du  Christianlanie,  v.  10.— Chateaubriand, 
homme  d'6tat  et  politique,  v.  2 — MSmoires  d'outre- 
tombe  parM.  de  Chateaubriand,  v.  1,  2.— Lettres  In6- 
dltes  de  Chaullcu,  v.  1.— AndrS  Chillier,  homme 
politique,  V.  4.— Lettres  de  Lord  Chesterlielcl  k  son 
flls,v.  2.— Abb6  de  Choisy,v.  3 — M^molrea  de  Philippe 
de  Commyiieg,  v.  1.— CEuvres  de  Condorcet.  Nou- 
velle  6d. . .  .  par  M.  Arago,  v.  3.— Sur  Adolphe  de  Ben- 
jamin Constant,  T.  11.— Mfimolres  de  Daniel  de  Cos- 
nac,  Archev6que  d'Aix,  v.  6.— Paul  Louis  Courier,  v. 
6.— CEuvres  llttSraires  de  M.  Cousin,  v.  1.— William 
CovFper,  ou  de  la  po^sie  domestique,  v.  11 — Marquise 
de  Creqiii,  V.  12.- Mme.  Dacler,  v.  9.— Histoire  du 
Chancelier  Daguesseau,  par  M.  Boullfie,  v.  3. — 
Journal  du  Marquis  de  Dau$;eaii,  v.  11.  —  Divine 
comedle  de  Dante,  v.  11.— M.  Darn,  v.  9.— Riposte  k 
M.  Taxile  DeIord,v.  11.— M.  Deiiiie-Baron,  v.lO. — 
PoSsles  In^dltes  de  Mme.  Desbordes-Valinore,  v. 

14 Biographie  de  Camille  Desmoullns,  par  M.  Ed. 

Fleury,  v.  3.— Diderot,  v.  3 M.  Droz,  v.  3.— Chants 

modernes  par  M.  Maxlme  Du  Camp,  v.  12.— Mme. 

Du  Chatelet,  t.  2 Ducis,  v.  6 — Duclos,  v.  9.— 

Duclos  historien,  v.  9.  —  Correspondance  Infidite  de 
Mme.  Du  Deffaiid,  v.  14.— Lettres  de  la  Marquise  Du 
Deffand,  v.  1.  —  Mare-au-dlable,  La  petite  Eadette, 
!Fran§oia  le  Champl,  par  George  Sand  [Mme.  Dudc- 
TaiitJ,  V.  1.— Pierre  Dupont,  v.  4.  —  M^moires  de 
Mme.  Elliott  sur  la  revolution  fran§alse,  v.  15. — M6- 
moires  et  correspondance  de  Mme.  d'Epinay,  v.  2. 
— Gabrlelle  d'Estries,  v.  8.— M.  SItfenne,  ou  une 
£meute  littSraire  sous  Templre,  v.  6.— BSoeption  de  M. 
de  Falloux,  v.  15.— Gulllaume  Favre  de  GenSve,  ou 
I'fitude  pour  I'Stude,  v.  13. —  M.  de  Feletz  et  de  la 
critique  lUt§ralre  sous  I'emplre,  v.  1. — Finelon.  Sa 
correspondance  spirituelle,  v.  10. — Lettres  et  opuscules 
InSdits  deFSnelon,  v.  2.— Fanny,  Stude  par  M.  Ernest 
Feydeau,  v.  14. — Journal  de  la  campague  de  Bussie 
en  1812,  par  M.  de  Fezensac,  v.  1 — M.  Fi6v«e  ;  cor- 
respondance et  relations  avec  Bonaparte,  v.  5. — Livre 
des  rols,  par  le  poete  persan  Firdousi,  v.  1 — Abb6 
Flichier,  v.  15.— Florlan.  [Fables  illustrSes],  v.  3. 
— Fonteiielle,  par  M.  Flourens,  v.  3.— Surlntendant 
Fouqiiet,  V.  6.— De  l'4tat  de  la  France  sous  Louis 
XV  [1767-68],  V.  8.— Saint  Francois  de  Sales,  son 
portrait  littSraire,  v.  7.— Franklin,  v.  7.— Franklin  h, 
Passy,  V.  7.— Fr6d*ric-le-Grand,  llttSrateur,  v.  3. 
— (Euvres  de  Fr«d6rlc-le-Grand,  v.  3,  7.— CEuvres  de 
Fr6d6rlc-le-Grand.  Correspondance  avec  le  Prince 
Henri,  v.  12. — Vie  mllitaire  du  G6n.  Corate  Frlant, 
par  le  Comte  Friant,  son  fils,  v.  14. — Froissart,  v.  9. 
— Abb§  Galiani,  v.  2. —  Mme.  Sophie  Gay,  v.  6.-=- 
(Euvres  de  Mme.  de  Genlis,  v.  3. — Mme.  GeoflTrin, 

v.  2.— AbbS  Gerbet,  v.  6 Gibbon,  v.  8.— Mme.  Einile 

de  Girardin,  v.  3.— Lettres  de  Goethe  et  de  Bettina, 

V.  2 M§moires  de  Gourville,  v.  5. — Lettres  de  Mme. 

de  Grafigny,  ou  Voltaire  k  Clrey,  v.  2.— Grande 
mademoiselle,  v.  3.— Grimm,  sa  correspondance 
lltt^raire,  v.  7.— Eugenie  de  Guerin,  v.  12. — CEuvres 
de  Maurice  de  Giierin,  v.  15. — Discours  sur  rhlstoire 
de  la  revolution  d'Angleterre  par  M.  Guizot,  v.  1. — 
Chefs-d'ffiuvres  de  lalitteraturefrangaise.  [Collection 
Didot.]  Hamilton,  v.  1. — President  Henault,  ses 
m6molres  Merits  par  lui-mgme,  v.  11.  —  Henri  IV 
§crivaln,  par  M.  Engine  Jung,  v.  11.— Hiaiolre  du 
rhgne  de  Henri  IV,  par  M.  Poirson,  v.  13.— Histoire 
littiraire  de  la  France,  ouvrage  commence  par 
les  Benedictines  et  continue  par  des  membres  de  I'ln- 
stltut,  V.  8.  —  Huet,  Evgque  d'Avrauches,  par  M. 
Christian  Bartholmess,  v.  2.— Instruction  generate 
sur  I'executlon  du  plan  d'etudes  des  lycees,  adressee 
h  MM.  les  recieurs  par  M.  Fortoul,  Miuistre  de  I'ln- 
struction  publlque,  v.  11 — Galetes  cbampStres  par  M. 
Jules  Janlii,  v.- 6.— Eellgieuse  de  Toulouse  par  M. 
Jules  Janin,  v.  2.— Jasmin,  v.  4.— Procfes  de  Jeanne 

d'Arc .  .  .  par  M.  J.  Qulcherat,  v.  2 President  Jean- 

nili,  V.  10.— Joiiiville,  v.  8.— Gen.  Jonbert,  ex- 
traits  de  sa  correspondance  inedlte.  Etude  sur  sa  vie 
par  M.  Edmond  Chevrier,  v.  15.  —  Pensees,  essais, 
maximes,  et  correspondance  de  M.  Joubert,  v.  1. — 

Palais  Mazarlu,  par  M.  le  Comte  de  l^aborde,  v.  2 

Pere  Ijacordaire,  orateur,  v.  1. — Reception  du  Pere 
Lacordaire,  v.  15.— Marquis  de  Iia  Fare,  ou  un  pares- 

seux,  V.  10. — I>a  Fontaine,  v.  7 La  Harpe,  v.  5. — 

Gontldences,  par  M.  de  Lamartine,  v.  1.— Histoire  de 
la  restauration,  par  M.  de  L»marttue,  v.  1.— BaphaiJl, 


pages  de  la  20  annSe,  par  M.  de  Lamartine,  v.  1.— Mme. 
de  Ijambert,  v.  4.— Preface  pour  les  Maximes  de  Iia 
Rochefoucauld,  v.  11.— Marquis  de  Ijassay.ou  uu 
figurante  du  grand  siicle,  v.  9.— M.  de  Ijalouche, 
v.  3.— Mme.  de  I^a  Tour-Franqueville  et  Jean 
Jacques  Boussean,  v.  2.— Due  de  Lauzun,  v.  4 — His- 
toire de  la  maison  royale  de  Salnt-Cyr,  par  M.  Theo- 
phlle  Ija-rallie,  v.  8.— Mme.  de  £ia  Valliire,  v.  3 — 
I,e  Brniii  Piudare,  v.  6.  —  M.  Theodore  I^eclercq, 
V.  3.— Adrlenne  Le  Couvreur,  v.  1. — Des  lectures 
piibliqueg  du  soir,  de  ce  qu'elles  sent  et  de  ce  qu'- 
eiles  pourralent  §tre,  v.  1.— Gil  Bias,  par  lie  Sage,  v. 
2.— Lettres  de  Mile,  de  licspinasse,  v.  2.— Prince  de 

I<lgne,  V.  8 CEuvres  de  Liouis  XIV,  v.  5.— Sur  le 

lionis  XVI  de  M.  Amedee  Benee,  v.  15 — Memolres 

du  Duo  de  Ijuyneg  sur  la  oour  de  LoulsXV,  v.  14 

DuchesseduMaine,  V.  3.— Maine  de  Biran.  Savia 
et  ses  pensees,  V.  13. — Mme.  de  Blainteuon,  v.  4. — 
Lettres  sur  I'Sducation  des  fllles,  par  Mme.  de  Main- 
tenon,  V.  11.— Correspondance  diplomatique  du  Comte 
Joseph  de  Maistre,  v.  15.  —  Lettres  et  opuscules 
Inedlts  du  Comte  Joseph  de  Maistre,  v.  4.— M.  de 
Malesherbes,  v.  2.— Blalherbe  et  son  ecole,  v.  8.— 
Memoires  et  correspondance  de  Mallet  Du  Fan,  re- 
oueillls  .  .  .  par  M.  A.  Sayous,  v.  4.— Marguerite, 
Eelne  de  Navarre,  ses  nouvelles,  v.  7.— Beine  Mar- 
guerite, ses  memoires  et  ses  lettres,  v.  6.— Marie- 
Antoinette,  V.  4.— Marie  Stuart,  par  M.  Miguet,  v. 
4.— Marivaux,  v.  9.— Marechal  Marmont,  Due  de 
Raguse,  v.  6. — M6moires  de  Marmontel,  v.  4. — ATjhe 
de  Marolles,  ou  le  curieux,  v.  14.— MaggiUon,  v.  9. 
— Prlncesse  Mathilde,  v.  11.— Maucrolx,  I'aml  de 
La  Fontaine,  v.  10. —  Vie  de  Manpertuis,  par  La 
Beaumelle,  v.  14.— Abbe  Maury.  Essai  sur  I'eloquence 
de  la  chaire,  v.  4.— Faux  Demetrius,  episode  de  I'his- 
toire  de  Bussie,  par  M.  Miriniie,  v.  7.— Mizeray,  v. 
8 — M.  Michaud,  V.  7.  —  De  la  dernldre  seance  de 
I'Academle  des  sciences' morales  et  politiques,  et  du 
discours  de  M.  Mignet,  v.  8. — Correspondance  entre 
Mirabeau  et  le  Comte  de  La  Marck  [1789-91],  re- 
ouelUie  par  M.  Ad.  De  Bacourt,  v.  4.— Mirabeau  et 
Sophie,  V.  4.  —  Nouveaux  documents  sur  Mon- 
taigne, recueillis  et  pub.  par  M.  le  Docteur  Payen, 
V.  4. — Santeul,  ou  de  la  poesie  latine  sous  Louis 
XIV.  Par  M.  Moiitalant-Bongleux,  v.  12.— M.  de 
Montaleinbert,  orateur,  v.  1.— Montegquieii,  v. 

7.— Montluc,  V.  11.— Morale  et  I'art,  v.  15 H6ge- 

slppe  Morean,  v.  4,— Mme.  de  Motteville,  v.  5.— 

Alfred  de  Mugget,  v.  13 Poesies  nouvelles  de  Alfred 

de  Musset,  v.  1.— Campagnes  d'Egypte  et  de  Syrle, 
memoires  dlctes  par  Napoleon,  v.  1.— M.  iVecker,  v. 
7.— Mme.  decker,  v.  4.— Nieces  de  Mazarin,  v.  13. 
— Histoire  de  la  litterature  fran§alse  par  M.  D.  IVisard, 
V.  15. — Due  de  Xivernais,  v.  13. — Xoteg  et  pensees,  v. 
11. — IVouvelles  lettres  de  Madame,  ra&redu  K6gent, 
V.  9.— Duchesse  d'Orliang,  d'aprSs  les  Memoires  de 
Cosnao,  v.  6 — Journal  d'Ollvler  LetSvre  d'Ormeggon, 
V.   15.  —  Lettre    sur   I'ortliographe,   v.   11.— Eioges 

academiques  de  M.  Pariset,  v.  1 Pariiy,  poBte 

eieglaque,  v.  15.— Pensees  de  Pascal,  v.  5.— Etlenne 

Pagquier,  v.  3 Gul  Patill,  v.   8.— Patrn,  v.  5.— 

Souvenirs  militalres  et  intlmes  du  Gen.  Vlcomte  de 
Pelleport,  v.  13 — Histoire  de  TAcademie  fran^aise 
par  Fellisson  et  d'Olivet,  v.  14.— Charles  Per- 
rault,  V.  e.— Pline  le  naturaliste,  v.  2.— De  la  poisie 
et  de  poetes  en  1852,  v.  5.— De  la  poegie  de  la  nature, 
de  la  poesie  du  foyer  et  de  la  famliie,  v.  11.— Mme. 
de  Pompadour.  Memoires  de  Mme.  Du  Hausset, 
sa  femme  de  chambre,  v.  2.— Eeception  de  M.  Pon- 
gard,  V.  15.— Portalis,  v.  5.— Buste  de  I'Abbe  Pro- 
vost, V.  9.— ^u'egt-ce  qu'nn  clasgique?  v.  3.— 
L6gendes  trangaises.  Rabelais,  par  M.  EugeneNoel, 
V.  3.— Ramond,  le  peintre  des  Pyrenees,  v.  10.— Notice 
historique  sur  M.  Raynoiiard,  par  M.  Walckenaer, 
V.  5. — Mme.  Recainier,  v.  1. — Souvenirs  et  corres- 
pondance tires  des  papiersde  Mme.  Eecamler,  v.  14.-r 
Reception  acadeniique  en  1694  d'aprSs  Dangeau, 
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—Memoires  du  Cardinal  de  Retz,  v.  6 Cardinal  de 

Richelieu,  v.  7.— Histoire  de  la  querelle  des  anciens 

et  des  modernes  par  M.  Hippolyte  Rlganlt,  v.  13 

Rivarol,  v.  5.— Leopold  Robert;  savle.sescBuvras, 
et  sa  correspondance,  v.  10.— Roederer,  v.  3.— Due 
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P.  Roiigard,  v.  12.— Confessions  de  J.  J.  Rousseau, 
v.  8. —  CEuvres  et  correspondance  inedltes  de  J.  J. 
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raires,  morales,  et  historiques  par  M.  S.  de  Sacy  de 
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Saint-Amant,  v.  12.— Marechal  de  Salnt-Arnand, 
V.  13.— Saint-Evremond  et  Ninon,  v.  4.— Etudes  sur 
Saint- Just,  par  M.  Edouard  Fleury,  v.  6.— Cours  de 
litterature  dramatlque,  par  M,  Salut-Marc-Glrar- 


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12 Marlage  du  Due  PompSe  par  M.  le  Comte  d'Al- 

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Charles  V  aprfts  son  abdication,  au  monastire  de 
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Joachim  Du  Bellay,  v.  13.— Dubner.v.  11.— Ducig 
^pigtolaire,  v.  4.— Civilization  et  la  d^mocratie  fran- 
Qalse;  2  conferences  par  M.  Oh.  Duveyrier,  v.  10. — 
Prochaines  Elections  de  I'AcadSmle,  v.  1.— Cam- 
pagues  de  la  revolution  Irangaise  dans  les  Pyreniea- 
orientales  [1793-96]  par  M.  J.  N.  Pervel,v.2.— Octave 
Fenillet,  v.  6.— Plurality  des  mondes  habitSs,  par  M. 
Camille  Flammarloii,  v.  10.— Salammbo,  par  M.  Gus- 
tave  Flaubert,  v.  4.— M4iuolr«s  de  Foncault,  In- 


tendant  sous  Louis  XIV,  v.  3.— Gen.  Francegchi- 
Delonne,  souvenirs  milltatrea  par  le  Geo.  Baron  de 
Saint-Joseph,  v.  11.— Prochot,  pretet  de  la  Seine; 
taistoire  administrative  par  M.  Louis  Passy,  v.  11.— 
Dominique,  par  M.  Eugftue  Fromentin.  Un  ete  dans 
le  Sahara.  Une  annfie  dans  le  Sahel,  v.  7.— EugSne 
Gandar,  v.  12.— Theophlle  Gantier,  v.  6.— Gavarni, 
v.  0.— Emlle  de  Girardin,  v.  7.— Comte  de  GIgorg, 
1732-58.  Etude  hlstorlque  par  M.  Camille  Eousaet,  v. 
11.— Entretlena  de  Goetlie  et  d'Eokermann,  v.  3.— 
Femme  au  XVIII  aieole,  par  MM.  Edmond  et  Jules  de 
Goncourt,  v.  4.— Idees  et  aensatioua  par  MM.  Ed- 
mond et  Jules  de  Goncourt,  v.  10 — GrSce  en  1863  par  M. 
A.  Grenier,  v.  5. — Hlstolre  de  la  GrSce,  par  M.  Grote, 
V.  10.— Lettres  de  Eugenie  de  Ou6rin,  v.  9. — Mile.  Eu- 
genie de  Gu6rin  et  Mme.  de  Gasparin,  v.  9.— Maurice 
et  Eugenie  de  Gn*rin,tr^re  et  aoeur,  v.  3.— Etudes 
de  politique  et  de  philosophic  rellgieuse  par  M. 
Adolphe  Gu^roult,  v.  4.— Meditations  sur  I'easence 
de  la  religion  chretienne  par  M.  Gnizot,  v.  9. — Me- 
moires  pour  aervir  k  I'hlstoire  de  mon  temps  par  M. 

Guizot,  v.  1 Haievy,  secretaire  perpetuel,  v.  2.— 

Gen.  Jomlni,  v.  13.— Camille  .Tordan  et  Mme.  de 
StaSl,  V.  12. — OSuvroa  de  Louise  Iiab£,  La  Belle  Gor- 
diere,  V.  4.— CaraclSrea  de  Lia  Bruyire,  v.  1.— Come- 
die  de  J.  de  La  BruySre,  par  M.  EdOuard  Fournler,  v. 
10.— PSre  Lacordalre.  Quatre  momenta  reltgleux  au 
XIX  alScle,  V.  4.— Correspondance  de  l,a  Mennaig,  v. 
1.— CEuvrea  inSditea  de  F.  de  La  Mennaia,  v.  H.— Ques- 
tions d'art  et  de  morale  par  M.  Victor  de  Laprade,  v. 
1.— (Euvres  inedltes  de  I,a  Rochefoucauld,  v.  6.— 
CEuvres  de  M.  P.  liCbrun  de  I'Academie  frangaise,  v. 
6. — Hlstoire  des  cabinets  de  I'Europe  pendant  le  con- 
sulat et  I'emplre  par  M.  Armand  liefebvre,  v.  10. — 
Memoires  de  I'Abbe  Legendre  .  .  .  secretaire  de  M. 
de  Harlay,  V.  5. — FrSrea  lie  ]Vain,peintres  sous  Louis 
XIII,  par  M.  Champfleury,  v.  4.— Eeiorme  soclale  en 
France  .  .  .  par  M.  I.e  Play,  v.  9.— Ijittr*,  v.  5.— 
lionis  XIV  et  le  Due  de  Bourgogne,  par  M.  Michelet, 
V.  2. — Journal  de  la  sante  du  Eoi  Louis  XIV  6crlt  par 
Vallot,  d'Aquin,  et  Fagon,  v.  2.— Correspondance  de 
Iiouis  XV  et  du  Marechal  de  Noailles,  v.  10 Hls- 
tolre de  liouvoig  et  de  son  administration  politique 
et  militaire,  par  M.  Camille  Bousset,  v.  1,  7.— (Euvres 
choisiea  de  Charles  Iioy  son,  v.  11. — 9Ia  bi  ographie, 
V.  13.— Charles  Magnin,  ou  un  erudlt  ecrivain,  v.  5.— 
Malherbe,  v.  18.— Memoirea  de  Malouet,  v.  11.— 
Journal  et  ra6moiresde  Matliieu  Maraig,v.  9.— Marie 
Antoinette,  correspondance  inedite,  v.  8 — Keine 
Marie  Leclczinska,  v.  8.— MarleThferfese  et  Marie 
Antoinette;  ieur  correspondance,  v.  9,  10. — Merlin 
de  Thlouville  et  la  chartreuse  du  Val-Saint-Pierre, 
V.  1.— (Euvres  completes  de  Moliire,  v.  6.— Poesies 
par  Charles  Monselet,v.  10. — Montaigne  en  voyage, 
V.  2. — Lettres  inedltes  de  Michel  de  Montaigne,  v.  6. — 
Myst^re  du  Si£ge  d'Orl£ang  ou  Jeanne  d'Arc,  et 
k  ce  propos  de  Tancien  theatre  frangais,  v.  3. — Contes 
de  Perrault,  V.  1. — Alexia  Piron,v.7. — Delapo£gie 
^  en  1865,  V.  10.— Poeteg  fran^aig.  Becueil  des  chefs- 
"  d'oeuvre  de  la  poeaie  frangaise  depuls  les  origlnes 
juaqu'i  noajoura,  v.  3. — M.  de  Pontmartin  ;  Cause- 
rles  litteraires,  etc.  v.  2.— Lea  Jeudis  de  Mme.  Char- 
bonueau,  v.  3. — Eaaais  de  politique  et  de  litterature, 
par  M.  Pr^vogt-Paradol,  v.  1.— Cinq  derniers  mols 
de  la  vie  de  Racine,  v.  10. — Lettres  inedltes  de  Jean 
Racine  et  de  Louis  Bacine,  v.  3. — Ernest  Renan,  v. 

2.— Vie  de  jeaus  par  M.  Ernest  Benan,  v.  6 (Euvres 

complStea  d'Hlppolyte  Rigault,  v.  1.— Memoires  de 
Mme.  Roland,  v,  8. — Exploration  du  Sahara.  Les 
Touareg  du  nord,  par  M.Henri  Duveyrier, v.  9.- Jean 
Bon  Satnt-Andr£.  Sa  vie  et  ses  ficrits  par  M.  Michel 
Nicolas,  V.  8.— (Euvres  mSieea  de  Saint-E-vremond, 
V.  13.— Saint-Simon  conaidere  comme  hlatorien  de 
Louia  XIV  par  M.  A.  ChSruel,  v.  10.— Hommea  et  dleux, 
etudes  d'histoire  et  de  litterature  par  M.  Paul  de 
Saint- Victor,  v.  10.— Saints  Bvangiles,  tr.  par  Le 
Maistre  de  Sacl,  v.  3. — Maurice,  Comte  de  Saxe  et 
Marie  Joaephe  de  Saxe,  dauphine  de  France  ...  v.  11. 
— Lettres  de  Mme.  de  S£vlgn£,  v.  1. — Sigmondi. 
Fragments  de  son  journal  et  correspondance,  v.  6.— 
Mme.  de  Stael.  Coppet  et  Weimar,  par  I'auteur  des 
Souvenirs  de  Mme.  Recamler,v.2. — Mme.Stvetchine, 
sa  vie  et  ses  ceuvres,  v.  1.— Hlstoire  de'la  litterature 
anglaise,  par  M.  Taine,  v.  8. — Esaal  aur  Talleyrand 
par  Sir  Henry  Lytton  Bulwer,  v.  12. — Terence.  Son 
theatre  complet,  tr.  par  M.  le  Marquia  de  Belloy,  v.  5. 
— Salnte-HeiSne,  par  M.  Thiers,  v.  3.— Waterloo,  par 
M.  Thiera,  v.  3.— Nouvelle  correspondance  inedite  de 
M.  de  Tocqnevilie,  V.  10.— Vaugelas,v.  6.— Mme. 
de  Verdelin,  v.  9.— Horace  Vernet,  v.  6.— Melanges 
religieux,  historlques,  politlques,  et  litteraires  par  M. 
Louis  Veuillot,  V.  1.— Hlstoire  de  la  restauratlon,  par 
M.  Louis  de  Viel-Castel,  v.  4.— Alfred  de  Vigny,  v. 
6.— Vlguier,  v.  11.— Marechal  de  Villars,  v.  6.— 


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pagQe  80UB  le  I'igae  de  Charles  II,  par  le  Marquis  de 
Villars,  v.  2.— Eutretiens  sur  I'archltecture  par  M. 
■Vlollet.-I.e-Duc,  v.  7.— (Euvrea  de  Vlrglle,  v.  11. 
— Eutretleus  aur  I'hlstoire— antiquity  et  moyeu  age- 
par  M.  J.  Zeller,  v.  9. 

Nouvelle  correspondance.     Paris,  1880. 


16°. 


Nouv.  6d. 


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3861 


— —  Portraits  de  femmes. 
1883.     13°. 

Contents, 
CliarrlSre,  Mme.  de  St.  H.  de.    Liron,  Mile.  de. 
Cbrl3tel.  LongueviUe,  A.  G.  de   B„ 

Des  HouUSrea,  Mme.  A.  du       Duchesse  de. 

L.  de  la  G.  Maria. 

Duraa,  0.  L.  de  K.,  Dmhesse    Ponttvy,  Mme.  de. 


de. 

Lea  Fleurs,  apologue. 
Gulzot,  Mme.  E.  C.  P.  de  M. 
Kruedener,  B.  J.,  Baronne 

de. 
La  Fayette,  M.  M.  F.  de  La 

v.,  Gomtesse  de. 


B6musat,   C.  B.  J.  de   V., 

Gomtesse  de. 
Boland  de  la  Platl^re,  Mme. 

M.  J.  P. 
S6vlgn6,  Mme.  M.  de  E.  C. 
Souza-BoteltLO,  A.  M.  E.  F., 
Gomtesse  de  Flaliaut. 
La  Bochefoucauld,  F.,  ihjc    StaSl-Holateln,  A.  L.  G.  N., 
de.  Baronne  de. 

Portraits  litteraires.    Nouv.  ed.     Paris, 

1878-82.    3  V.  12°.  3861 

Gontents.    Mile.  A'ias6,  v.  3.— M.  Ampere,  v.  1. — 

M.  Andrlenx,  v.  1 Sur  la  repriae  de  B£i-£inlce  au 

Theatre  frau^ala,  v.  1.  —  Aloisius  Bertrand,  v.  2. — 
Boileau,  v.  1.  —  Quelque^  documeuta  in6dlta  sur 
Andr€  Cli^nler,  t.  1. — Benjamin  Goustant  et  Mme. 
de  Charrifire,  v.  3. — Pierre  Corneille,  v.  1.— M.  Victor 
Cousin,  V.  3.— DelUle,  V.  2.— Diderot,  v.  1 — Sur 
I'Xlcole  franf  aise  d'Atli*nes,v.3.— George  Farcy, 
V.  1.— M.  de  Fontaiies.v.S. — Fraii90is  I,  poeto,v.  3. 
—Du  gillie  critique  et  deBayle,  v.  1.— M.  Jouliert, 
T.  2.— M.  JoniTroy,  v.  1.— Mme.  de  Krnedner  et  ce 
qu'en  auralt  dlt  Salnt-Evremond,  v.  3.— Charles  I^a- 
l>ltte,  V.  8.— Ija  Bruyire,  v.  1.— Mfimolres  du  GSn. 
La  Fayette,  v.  2.— La  Fontaine,  v.  1.— lie  Brun, 
v.  1. — Leonard,  v.  2.— Eelatiou  Infidlte  de  la  derulfere 

maladle  de  I<ouig  XV,T.  3 Joseph  de  Maistre,  v.  2. 

—Chevalier  de  Mirfi  ou  del'honnSte  homme  au  XVII 
sWele,  V.  3.  —  Mlllevoye,  v.  1.  — Moli^re,  v.  2.— 
Gabriel  JVaudi,  v.  2.— Charles  IVodler,  v.  1-.- Charles 
Nodier  apr^s  les  funeralUes,  v.  1.— Etudes  sur  Blaise 
Pascal,  par  M.  A.  Vlnet,  v.  3.— Pensies,  v.  3.— AbW 
Provost,  T.  1.— AbbS  Pr6vost  et  les  B^n^dlctJns,  v.  3. 
— Racine,  v.  1. — Lettres  de  B.anc£,  v.  3. — Mathurin 
Reguler  et  AndrS  ChSnier,  v.  1.— M.  de  R^mnsat, 
V.  3. — -Jean  Baptiate  Roussean,  v.  1.— Beruardin  de 
Saljit-Picrre,  v.  2.— Le  Comte  de  S£gur,  v.  2.— Dea 
soirees  litt£raires  ou  les  pontes  eutre  eux,  v.  1.— 
MSmoiresdeMme.  deStaal-DelaTinay,v.3. — Tli^o- 
crite,  V.  3. — M.  Eudolphe  Topffer,  v.  3.— BScepUon 
de  M.  le  Comte  Alfred  de  Vlgny  &  I'AcadSmle  tran- 

f  aise,  T.  3 Mort  de  M.  Vlinet,  v.  3.— Vlrgile  et  Con- 

Btautln  le  Grand,  par  M.  P.  J.  Bosslgnol,  v.  3 B6cep- 

tlon  de  M.  Vitet  k  I'AcadSmle  Iransalse,  v.  3. 

Port-Royal.     3  ed.     Paris,  1860.     5  v.  8°. 

(Eev.  of  in  Quart.  Bev.  v.  99,  1856,  p.  491.) 

—3293 

Premiers  Lundis.    Paris,  1874-75.    3  v. 

12°.  2277 

Contents.  Seztus,  par  Mme.  H.  Allart,  v.  2.— An- 
acrSon,  v.  1. — Deuxrgvolutiona.  L'Angleterre  en 
1688  et  la  France  en  1830,  v.  1.— M6molre8  du  Marquis 
d'Argeuson,  V.  1. — VIcomte  d'Arlingcourt,l'§tran- 

gfere,  V.  1 Emile  Augier.    Un  homme  de  blen,  v.  3, 

— De  I'expSdltlon  d' Atrlque  en  1830,  par  M.  E.  D'Ault- 
Dnmesnil,  v.  2.— H.  de  Balzac,  v.  2.— Charles  de 
Bernard.  Le  Noeud  gordien.  Gerfaut,  v.  2. — Bo- 
mans  de  Berte  ana  grans  pi6s,  pr6c6d6  d'une 
dlsaertalion  sur  les  Bomans  des  12  pairs,  par  Paulin 
Paria,  v.  2.— MSmoires  de  Mile.  Berlin  aur  la  reine 
Marie  Antoinette,  V.I.— A  propoa  desbiblloth^queg 
populaires,  v.  3. — L.  Boerne.     Lettres  §crites  de 

Pans  pendant  les  ann^es  1830-31,  v.  2 Bonaparte 

et  lea  Greca,  par  Mme.  Loulae  Sw.-Belloc.  v.  1.— C.  V. 
de  Bonstetten,  v.  1.— M.  Buloz  et  le  raeasager  de 
Paria,  v.  3. — Armand  Carre],  son  duel  avec  Laborie, 
V.  3.— Memolrea  de  Casanova  de  Seingalt,  v.  2.— 
Premlires  leulllea  par  M.  8.  Cavalier,  v.  2.— Charles, 
V.  1.  —  Chateaubriand :  Atala,  Bene,  Le  dernier 
Abencerage,  v.  3.— Chronique  litt^raire,  v.  2. — 
Achllle  du  Cl^sieux.  L'Ame  et  la  solitude,  v.  2. — 
Fenimore  Cooper.  Le  Corsaire  rouge,  v.  1.  —  M6- 
moires  de  Danipmartin,  v.  1. — Vie,  po^aies,  et  pen- 
sies  de  Joseph  Uelorme,  v.  1.— Ferdinand  Deulg, 


T.  1.— Quinze  ana  de  haute  police  sous  NapoWon.  T6- 
motgnages  hiatoriquea,  par  M.  Desniarest,  v.  2.— La 
Diana,  v.  3.— Diderot.v.  1.— Memolres  de  Mme.Du 

HauBset,  v.  1 Alexandre  Dumas,  v.3.— Dnniou- 

riez  et  la  revolution  tran9alae,  par  M.  Ledieu,  v.  1.— 
Dupln  aln£,  reception  i,  TAcadfimie  Iranjalse,  v.  2. 
—Alexander  Duval  de  l'Acad6mie  tranjaise,  v.  1.— 
De  la  liberty  de  I'cnscignement,  v.  3.— J.  Fi£v£e. 
Cauaea  et  oona6queucea  dea  6v6nement8  du  mois  de 
Juillet  1830,  V.  1.— Les  filg,  v.  3.— Profession  de  foi, 
V.  3.— Le  poBte  Fontaney,  v.  2.— Hippolyte  Fortonl, 
v.  2. — Deux  revolutions.  De  la  France  en  1789  et  de 
la  France  en  1830,  v.  1.— Thgophile  Gantier,  For- 
tunio.  La  com^dle  de  la  mort,  v.  2.— MSmolres  de 
Mme.  de  Genlis,  v.  1.— Nicolas  Gogol.  Nouvelles 
ruaaes,  v.  3. — Maurice  de  Gu^rln,  v.  3. — Henri  Heine, 

V.  2.— Hoffmauu.    Coutea  nocturnes,  v.  1 Victor 

Hugo.  Odes  et  ballades,  v.  1. — De  I'audlence  ac- 
cordSe  i  M.  Victor  Hugo,  par  S.  M.  Charles  X,  v.  3.— 
Etienne  Jay,  reception  it  rAcadSmie  fraiigaise,  T.  2.— 

Thomas  Jefferson,  v.  2.— Le  roi  Jerome,  v.  3 

Jouffroy.  Cours  de  philosophie  moderne,  v.  2.— 
Alphonae  Karr,  v.  2. — liafon-Labatut.  Pogaiea, 
T.  3.— A.  de  liainartlne.  Harmonies  poetlques  et  re- 
Ugieuaea,  v.  1.— A.  de  Lamartlne,  reception  ik  I'Aca- 
dSmle  fransalse,  v.  1.— Du  point  de  depart  et  des 
engines  de  la  .langue  et  de  la  lltt^rature  fran- 
faise,  V.  3.— M.  de  Latena.  Etude  de  I'hamme,  v.  3. 
— M.  Laurent  (de  I'Ardfeche),  v.  1. — E.  lierminier, 
V.  2.~Des  jugementa  aur  notre  litf^rature  con- 
temporaine  &  I'fitranger,  t.  2.— liO^ve-Veflmars. 
Le  KSpenthds,  coutea,  nouvelles,  et  critiques,  v.  2.— 
Mme.  de  niaintenon  et  la  Prlncesse  de  Ursins,  T.  1. 
—X.  Marmler.  Esquisses  poStiques,  v.  2.— L.  Alm6 
Martin.  De  I'^ducatiou  des  m^res  de  famille,  v.  2.— 
Sl^langeg,  T.  3.— La  Comtesse  Merlin.  Souvenirs 
d'un  Creole,  v.  2.— Les  Bordales  par  le  Prince  Elim 
Megtscherskl,  v.  2.— Adam  Mickleivlcz.  Le  livro 
dea  pSierins  polonais,  v.  2.— M.  Mignet.  Histoire  de 
la  revolution  fran;aise  depuis  nb'J  i  usqu'en  1814,  v.  1. 
— Les  Neolyrea,  par  A.  M.  de  Mornaus,  v,  2 — La  Th6- 
ba'ide  des  grfevea,  refleta  de  Bretagne,  par  H.  Mor- 
vonnais,  v.  2.  —  Eapoir  et  voeu  du  mouvement 
litleralre  et  poetique  aprSs  la  revolution  de  1830,  v.  1. 
— Inatructiona  aur  les  recherches  llttSralres  concer- 
nant  le  moyen  age,  v.  3. — L'Ouvrier  litt£raire, 
T.  3.— Sur  une  petition  de  directeurs  de  theatres, 
centre  les  auteurs,  compositeurs,  et  ediieurs  de  mu- 
sique,  v.  3. — Po^sle,  v.  2. — Lea  poetes  fran^als, 
V.  3.— Deux  prefaces,  v.  2.— De  la  loi  sur  la  pregge, 
V.  3.— CEuvres  de  Rahaut-Saiut-Ktienne,  v.  1.— 
Memolrea  reiatifs  h.  la  revolution  fransalse,  v.  1. 
— La  Revue  encyclop^dique,  pub.  par  MM.  H. 

Carnot  et  P.  Leroux,  v.  2 Revue  litt£raire,  v.  2. — 

Doctrine  de  Saint-Slmou,  v.  2.— Walter  Scott.  Vie 
de  Napoleon  Bonaparte,  v.  1.— Mort  de  Sir  Walter  Scott, 
V.  2.— Eugene  Scribe.  La  Tutrlce,  v.  3.— M.  de  S^gnr. 
Memolrea,  souvenirs,  et  anecdotes,  v.  1, — Senac  de 
Meilhau.  Une  preface  aux  Annales  de  Tacite,  v.  3. 
—Sur  le  Senatug-congulte.  Lettres  it  M.  Nefltzer, 
V.  3.— Tacite,  v.  1.— M.  A.  Thiers.  Histoire  de  la 
revolution  f^angaise,  v.  1.— M.  TIggot,  v.  1.— Alexis  de 
Tocquevlile,  v.  2.— M.  Troplong.  De  la  chute  de 
la  rSpublique  romalne,  v.  3. — Hymnea  sacreea,  par  E. 
Turqnety,  v.  2.— Vlollet-Ie-Duc,  v.  3.— Memolrea 
aur  Voltaire,  par  Lougchamp  et  WagniSre,  v.  1.— Le 
Comte  Walcwski.  L'Eoole  du  moude,  v.  2.— Table 
genSrale,  v.  3. 

Fragment  de  la  notice  aur  Mme.  Gnlzot.    17  pp. 

(Gulzot,  F.  P.  G.,  and  Gulzot,  E.  C.  P.  de  M.,  Le  temps 
passe,  V.  1,  p.  45.)— Critiques  et  portraita  litteraires. 
Jasmin;  Etudes  litteraires  sur  Jasmin.  38  pp. 
(Jasmin,  J.,  Las  papillotos,  v.  2,  p.  XTll;  v.  3,  p.  xxvi.) 
— Mme.  Tastu;  Jugements  et  teraolgnages  sur  Le 
Sage  et  sur  Gil  Blaa;  Notes  et  remarquea.  46  pp. 
(Pierrot,  C,  Causeries  du  Lundi . . .  Table  ginirale ...  p.  1.) 

Pierrot,  C.  Causeries  du  Lundi,  Por- 
traits de  femmes,  et  Portraits  litteraires  par 
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See  also  Edin.  Eev.  y.  132, 1870,  p.  126;  Quart.  Bev.  v. 
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Saiute-Beuve,  Jacques  de'.  1613-77.  Trac- 
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Saiiite>BenTe,  L.  E.  de.  Jacques  de  Sainte- 
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royal,  6tude  d'histoire  privee  contenant  des 

-,  details  inconnus  sur  le  premier  Jansenisme. 
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Sainte  Bible,  La.    Wallon,  H.  A.    2  v. 

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Sainte-Claire  Deville,  Charles.  1814-76. 
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Sainte-Martbe,  Charles  de.  Niceron,  J.  P. 

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Gallia  Christiana  in  provincias  ecclesi- 
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vlnclae Bitnricensls  et  Burdigaleusis,  v.  2.— 
Provlnclae  Cameraceiisis,  Coloiiiensis,  et  Ebre- 
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Provlnclae  MechllnienslsetMosuntlncngls.v.  6. 
— Provlnola  Narbonensis,  v.  6.— Provincla  Parlsl- 
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vlucia Rotomagenglg,  v.  11. —  Provlnclae  Seno- 
nengig  et  Tarentagiengis,  v.  12.— Provlnclae  Tolo- 
sana  etTrevireiigig,  V.  13.— ProvlnclaTiironeiisig, 
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A-Aouvrlr,  v.  1.  Esciement-Guysterner,  v.  6. 

Ap-Blcque,  v.  2.  H-MytouI16,  v.  7. 

Bldaulx-Chlcquete,  v.  3.         N-Ququermesse,  v.  8. 
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clesiastical biograpUy. — Invocattpu  of  galnts* 

Saints,  Biography,  etc. 

Acta  sanctorum  Novembris,  ex  Latinis 
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descriptio,  v.  1.— Porporino  di  Faenza.  Ad  kalen- 
darium  Romanum  Amiternl  effossum  minuscula  com- 
mentaria,  v.  3.— Privot,  E.  De  maglstratibus  popuU 
Romanl  commentarlus,  v.  3.— Pnrpurlnus  i  Faven- 
tia.  See  Porporino  dl  Faenza.— Putte,  H.  van  der. 
Pecuniae  Eomanae  ratio  facIUimo  ad  nostram  caleulo 
revocata,  v.  3.— Rebatn,  F.  de.  Dellneatio  Dianae 
Arelatensis  retractata  et  emendata,v.l.— Relnesius, 
T.,  Lleeti,  F.,  and  Holsteln,  L.  Marmorls  Patavlni  in- 
scrlptl  obsouri  interpretatlo  trlpllcl  commentarlo  con- 
fecta,  V.  1.— Roccn,  A.  De  campanls  commentarlus, 
V.  2.— Salomon,  F.  H.  De  judloils  et  poenls  Romano- 
rum, item  de  ofaclis  vitae  clvllis  Romanorum  com- 
mentarla,  v.  3.— gaumalse,  C.  De  secretarlls  disser- 
tatlo, V.  2.^Serviiius,  J.  De  mlrandis  antiquorum 
operlbus,  opibus,  et  veterls  aevl  ret)us,  pace  belloque 
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foraminlbus  lapldum  in  priscls  aedlflcis  dlatriba,  v.  1. 
—Torre,  F.  del.  Expllcatio  inscrlptlonis  TaurobolU 
Lugduneusls,  v.  3.— VancUop,  G.  De  maglstratibus 
veterls  populi  Eomanl  tractatus,  v.  3.— Volaterrano, 
R.  De  maglstratibus  et  sacerdotlla  Romanorum  com- 
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reipubhcae  Eomanae,  dum  In  Ubertate  urbs  fuit, 
libellus,  V.  8, 


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SALLUSTroS  CEISPUS 


Catalog!  ...  ad  Gronovii,  Graevii,  Sal- 

lengre,  Poleni,  et  Burmanni  Thesauros  anti- 
quitatum.     1853. 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    M^m.  des  hommea,  v.  1. 

Salle-Saint-Pierre,  France.    Fesquet,  P. 

MonogL'aphle  du  sous-dlalecte  languedocleu  du  cauton 
aelaS.  63pp.  (i!ei).(i.!angr.i-(rai.T.25,1884,  pp. 53,239; 
T.  26,  1884,  p.  53.) 

Sallet,  Friedrioh  von.  1813-43.  Saemmt- 
liohe  schriften.    Hamburg,  1873.    5  v.  16°. 

—3187 
Contents.  Die  athelsten  und  gottlosen  unsrer  zelt, 
V.  5. — L.  Buhl  als  publicist,  v.  5. — Weltgegenden, 
herausg.  von  ClilodM^le,  v.  5. — Vorrede  zu  elner 
sohrltt  ueber  die  constitution,  v.  5.— Contraste 
und  parndoxen,  elne  novelle,  v.  3.  —  Dicliters 
■wcvden,   v.    4.  —  Goethe   ala   dramatllier,   vou   H. 

Duentzer,  y.  5 Kplgrammniisclies  und  lehr- 

haf tea,  v.  2.  —  Epigram  matiacliea,  satlrlschea,  und 
lehrhattea,  v.  4,— Brnsthafte  gcdlchte,  v.  2,  4.— 
Funken,  v.  4 — Geeammelte  gedichte,  v.  2.— Krltlk 
und  erlaeuterung  dea  Goetlie'scUcn  Faust,  von 
Ch.  H.  Welse,  v.  5.— Gedlehte  vou  Anaataslus  Gruen, 
T.  5.  —  UnpolltlBChe  Ueder  von  lloifniann  von 
Fallersleben,  v.  5. — Vler  brlefe  elues  ideallsten 
aua  dem  21  jahrtiuiidert.  Also  prophezelt  von  elnem 
krasaen  Phlliater  dea  19  jahrhunderta,  v.  6.— lialem- 
evangeiiuni,  v.  1. — Liiiigtilstisclie  traeunie- 
reien,  v.  6. — Liust  und  qual  der  jugend,  v.  4. — 
Ueber  entstehung  und  cbarakter  der  moderuen  lyrlk, 
v.  5.— Ueber  die  poetlschen  rlcbtungen  unsrer  zelt, 
von  MelchlorSIeier,  V,  5.— IVaturlclieu  und  junge 
lielie,  V.  2,  4. — Oberon  von  Mons  und  die  Piplne 
von  Klvella,  v.  5.— Fantlieisning  und  relfe  liebe, 
V.  2.— Paur,  T.  Sallet  ala  lyrlbier,  v.  2.— Silvio  Pel- 
lico.  v.  5. — Prosaische  scliriften,  v.  5, — Ueber 
pnbllcistlk,  V.  6.  —  Der  relfe  dlchter,  v.  4. — 
Roinauzen,  legenden,  und  balladeu,  v.  2,  4.  — 
Rneclcei't,  v.  5.  —  Satirlsclles  inaercheu  vom 
selbst,  V.  6.— Schiller-  und  Goethe-literatvir, 
V.  6.  —  Schoen  Irla,  v.  4.  —  Eiu  slbylliiilsches 
hlatt,  V.   5.  —  Deukwuerdigkeiten   uud    vermlscbte 

acbrlften  vou  E.  A.  Varnhagen  von  E^nse,  v.  6 

Die  vrahnslnulge  flaache,  v.  4. — Gloasen  und  rand' 
zeichnungen  zu  lexteu  aua  iinarer  zelt,  von  Ludwig 
'Walesrode,  v.  5.— Ein  engliaoher  Wllhelm'  Tell, 
V.  5.— D.  B.  L.  "Wolff  ala  vertreier  der  deutaclien  llte- 
ratur  bel  den  Englaeudern,  v.  5.— Zei-rlssenhelt, 
V.  2,  4. 

Panr,  T.    Sallet  ala  lyrlker.    14  pp.    (Sallet,  F.  von, 

Saemmt.  schriften.  v.  2,  p.  v.) 

Sallier,  Claude.  1685-1761.   Histoire  abregSe 

du  proc&a  qui  a'^leva,  au  commencement  du  XIV  allele, 
entre  le  rol  de  France  et  le  rol  d'Angleterre,  et  du 
jugement  rendu  k  ce  sujet.  23  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  0., 
Dissert,  ret.  hist,  de  France,  v.  17,  p.  233.) 

iSallo,  Denis  de.     1626-69.    Des  noms  et  sur- 

noma.  18  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  liist.  de 
France,  v.  11,  p.  4.)— Nlceron,  J.  P.  M6m.  des  hommes, 
V.  9. 

Sallot  des  Jfoyers,  Alexandre  Etienne 
Denis.  1819 — .  Instructions  sur  les  iles  et 
les  passages  du  grand  archipel  d'Asie  .  .  . 
Paris,  1867-68.     5  v.  8°.  —2777 

Salluste  du  Bartas,  G.  See  Saluste  du 
Bartas. 

Sallustins  Crispns,  Caius.  B.  C.  86-84. 
Opera,  quae  extant  omnia.  Heidelbergae, 
1743.  fo.  (Haurisius,  B.  C,  Script,  hist. 
Rom.  V.  3.)  2751 

Contents.  Bellum  Catlllnarlum. — Bellum  Ju- 
gurthlnuin.— Hlatorlarum  tragmenta. 

Opera  omnia,  ex  ed.  Gottlieb  Cortii,  cum 

notis  et  interpretatione  in  usum  delphini, 
variis  lectionibus,  notis  variorum  .  .  .  Lon- 
dini,  1830.  3  v.  8°.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script. 
Lot.)  4354 

Contents.  Bellum  Catlllnarlum,  v.  1.— Bellum 
Jngnrthlnum,  V.  1.— In  M.  T.  CIceronem  docla- 

matlo  (also  Salluatio  ascrlpta,  v.  1.  — Crespln,  D. 
Praefatlo,  v.  1.— Crlnlto,  P.  Vita  SallusUi,  v.  1.— 
Incertl  auctorls  eptstolae  II  ad  C.  Oaesarem  de  re- 
publlca  ordlnanda,  Sallustio  asorlptae,  v.  1.— HIs- 
toriarum  fragmenta,  v.  1.— Veterum  acrlptorum 
et  uonnuUoTum  recemiorum  de  Sallustio  Judlcia  et 


testlmonla,  v.  1.— Iieclerc,  J.  0.  Crlapl  SallustU 
vita,  V.  1.— Notae  variorum,  v.  1,  2.— IVotKla  lltc- 
rarla,  v.  2. — Recensus  codlcuin  MSS,  v.  2.— Re- 
census  editlonum,  v.  2.— Voss,  G.  J.  Vita  Sallus- 
tU, V.  1.— Indices,  v.  2. 

Quae  exstant  omnia  opera.     Ad  codices 

Parisinos  recensitus,  cum  varietatelectionum 
et  novis  commentariis,  item  Julius  Exsuper- 
antius  e  codice  nondum  explorato  emen- 
datus  curante  J.  L.  Burnouf.  Parisiis,  1831. 
8°.     (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 

4346 
Contents.  Barhler,  A,  A.  Notice  dea  principalea 
Sds.  et  trs.  de  S.— Bellum  Catllluarinm.— Bellum 
■  Jugurthlnum.— L.  Catlllnae  vita  ante  conjura- 
tlonem. — Declaraatlo  in  M.  Tullium  CIceronem. — 
Series  rerura  et  temporum  ad  hlatorlam  coiijuratl- 
onls  pertlnentlum,  aeu  fasti  cou] uratlonis — Bpis- 
tolae  II  ad  Caesarem.  —  Kxsuperantius,  J.  De 
belUs  clvilibus.— Fabrlclus,  J.  A.  Notitia  litteraria. 
— Hlstorlarum  fragmenla.— Declaniatlo  in  Sal- 
lustium. — Testlmonla  veterum. —  Varlae  lec- 
tlones.— Vita.— Indices. 

Opera  quae  supersunt.  Ad  fidem  codicum 

manuscriptorum  recensuit,  cum  selectis 
Cortii  notis  suisque  commentariis,  edidit  et 
indicem  accuratum  adiecit  Fri'dericus  Krit- 
zius.    Lipsiae,  1828-63.     3  v.  8°.  3213 

Contents.  Catilina,  v.  1.  —  Hlstorlarum  frag- 
menta, V.  3.— Jugurtha,  v.  2. 

Operum  reliquiae  edidit  Francisous  Doro- 

theus  Gerlach.     Lipsiae,  1856.     8°-  3213 

Contents.  Bellum  Jugurthlnum.— Catilina. 
— Elplstolae.- Ejxsuperantius,  J.  De  bellis  civili- 
bua.  —  Hlstorlarum  fragmeBita.  —  Oratlones.— 

Psendo-Cicero.  In  Sallustium  respouaio,— Pseu- 
do-Sallustius.  Epistolae  ad  Caeaarem ;  Oratio  in 
CIceronem, 

[Opera]  quae  supersunt.    Recensuit  Eu- 

dolfus  Dietsch.    Leipzig,  1858-59.    3  v.  8°. 

8313 

Contents.  De  hello  Jugurthlno.— De  Catlllnae 
conlvratione.  —  Commentatlones.  —  Hlstorla- 
rum fi-agmeuta. — Index. 

Bellum  Catilinariura  et  JugurthinUm  ex 

optima  ed.  expressum.  Baltimoria,  1810. 
12°.  3347 

Catilina,  Jugurtha,  Historiarum  reliquiae. 

Incertorum  auctorum  epistolae  ad  Caesarem 
invectivae  declamatio  in  Catilinam.  Ed.  F. 
D.  Gerlach.  Basiliae,  1853.  r.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Zeits.f.  Alterthumsw.  v.  1,  1834,  p.  783.) 

8313 

Catilina,  Jugurtha,  Historiarum  reliquiae 

potiores.  Accedunt  epistulae  ad  Caesarem 
de  Re  Publioa.  Henricus  Jordanus  recog- 
novjt.     Berolini,  1866.     8°.  3345 

Catilina  et  Jugurtha.     For  the  use  in 

schools  by  Charles  Merivale.  London,  1871. 
16°.  8237 

Conspiracy  of  Catiline ;  Jugurthine  war  ; 

Fragments;  Two  epistles  to  Julius  Caesar. 
Literally  tr.,  with  copious  notes  and  a  gen- 
eral index,  by  Rev.  John  Selby  Watson. 
London,  1861.  p.  8°.  ( Bohn,  H.  G.,  Ctes. 
Ubr.)  3734 

Guerra  di  Catilina  tr.  da  Vittorio  Alfleri 

col  testo  a  fronte.  Brescia,  1810.  8°.  {Opere 
postume,  V.  18.)  — 1108 

Guerra  di  Giugurta  tr.  da  Vittorio  Alfieri 

col  testo  a  fronte.  Brescia,  1810.  3  v.  8°. 
{Opere  postume,  v.  19,  20.)  — 1108 

De  dila  et  mundo.    44  pp.    (Gale,  T.,  Opuso.  myth. 

vliys.  et  eth.  p.  237.)— Fragmenta.  3  pp.  (Meyer,  H., 
Oral.  Rom.fragm.  p.  441.)— De  Gallia.  2  pp.  (Bouquet, 
M.,  Kec.  hist.  Oaules,  v.  1,  p.  300.)— Historiarum  frag- 
mentum  ex  membranls  vaticania,  cum  idonea  notitia, 
et  tabulia  trlbus,  et  corruptarum  editlonum  oompa- 
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dimensions.     Dublin,  1874.     8°.  —3435 

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Salmon  (Macrinus),  Jean.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

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Saltonstall,  Leverett.  Notice.  9  pp.  (Mass. 

Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  3  s.  V.  9,  1846,  p.  117.) 

Saltpetre.    See  Nitre. 

Saltus,  Edgar  Evertson.     1858—.     Balzac. 

Boston,  1884.     12°.  5895 

Saltus  Burunitanns.  Mommsen,  T.  De- 

cret  des  Commodus  fuer  den  Saltus  Burunltanus.  30 
pp.     [Hermes,  v.  16,  1880,  pp.  385,  478.) 

Salubrity  des  habitations.    Morin,A. 

J.  —1785 

Salnce,  Tommaso,  Marquis  de.     Legrand, 

d'Aussy,  P.  J.  B.  Notice  de  I'ouvrage  manuscrit.  In- 
titule Le  Chevalier  errant,  par  Thomas,  Marquis  de 
Saluces.  17  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  el  extr.  des  MSS, 
V.  6, 1798,  p.  564.) 

Saluen  river.    See  Salwin. 

Saluste  du  Bartas,  Guillaume.  1544-90. 
His  divine  weekes  and  workes,  with  a  com- 
pleate  collection  of  all  the  other  most  de- 
lightfull  workes,  tr.  and  written  by  J.  Syl- 
vester. London,  1641.  fo.  (Rev.  of  in 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  58,  1858,  p.  480.)  1371 

Contents.    Anagrammata  regia.— Angnstinng, 

A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.  Glimpse  of  heavenly  ]oyo3i  or. 
New  Hierusalem.— Davles,  J.,  of  Hereford.  Of  the 
work,  author,  and  translator.— Pracastoro,  G.  The 
Maiden's  blush,  or,  Joseph.— Goodwin,  G.  Auto- 
maohia;  or,  selfe-oivil-war.— I,a  IVone,  O.  de,  Seig- 
neur de  Teligny.  Profit  of  imprisonment,  a  paradox.— 
DIatthien,  P.    .Memorials  of  mortalitle;  St.  Lewis, 

the  King;    Tropbeis  of  Henrle  the  Great Pibrac, 

G.  du  F.,  Seigneur  ae.    Tetraatlca;  or,  the  Quadralns. 

—Poems  commendatory Salugte  du  Bartas,  G. 

Battail  of  Tury;  BethuUa's  rescue;  Dialogue  upon 
the  troubles  past  botweene  Heraclitus  and  Demoorl- 
tus;  Divine  weekea;  Epigrams  and  epitaphes  upon 
warre  and  peace  ;  History  of  Judith,  Englished  by  T. 
Hudson;  Job  triumphant;  Little  Bartas;  Ode  to  As- 
traea;  Parliament  ot  vertues  royall,  tor  nomination, 
creation,  and  conflrmation  ot  Prince  Panaretus  ;  Son- 
nets upon  the  late  miraculous  peace  lu  Prance; 
Triumph  ot  faith;  Urania.— Smith, H.  Mlcro-cosmo- 
grapbla — Sylvester,  J.  Brlele  catechismo ;  Elegiac 
epistle,  decease  ot  Sir  W.  Sidney ;  Funeral  elegie  upon 
the  death  ot  Dr.  Hill's  wife ;  Holy  preparation  to  a 
Joytui  reaurrection ;  Honours  fare-well;  Hymn  of 
almea;  Index  ot  the  hardeat  words;  Laorymae  lacry- 
raarum ;  or,  the  spirit  of  tearea  for  the  death  of  Henrle, 
Prince  of  Wales;  Mottoes;  Mysterie  ot  mysteries; 
Poathuml;  or,  Sylvester's  remains;  contayning  divers 
sonnets,  epistles,  etc.;  Simile  non  est  Idem;  all's  not 
gold  that  glisters;  Sonnets;  Spectacles;  Tobacco 
battered,  and  the  pipes  shattered  ...  by  a  volley  ol 
boly  shot  thundered  from  Mount  Helicon  ;  The  Wood- 
man's bear.— Vicars,  J.    Poem  in  memory  ot  S." 

The  same.    For  the  first  time  collected 
anded.,  with  memorial  introduction  ...  by 


SALUSTE  DU  BAETAS 


3921 


SALVIUS  JULIANUS 


the  Rev.  A.  B.  Grosart.    Edinburgh,  1880. 
3  V.     (Chertsey  worthies'' libr.)  1303 

JS^ote. — OoQteats  same  as  above. 

See  also  Sylvester,  J.    'Complete  works. 

Seconds  sepmaine.    [Paris],  1608.    13°. 

—1178 
Sepmaine  ou  creation  du  monde.   [Paris], 

1588.    13°.  —1178 
IVeglected  Freuch  poets ;  Du  Bartas.     9  pp. 

(fVaser's  i/oj.  v.  26,  1842,  p.  312.|— Salnte-Beuve,  0. 

A.    Aucleus  pontes  tranQala.    Du  Bartas.    27  pp.    {Rev, 

d.  deux  mondes,  1812,  4  s.  v.  29,  p.  510.) 

Salustius  Crispus,  G.    See  Sallustius  Gris- 

pus,  G. 
Salutation.    Forms  of  salutation.    33  pp. 

[Quart.  Reo.  v.  87,  1850,  p.  373.)— VaUancey,  0.     0£ 

tlie  kiss  of  salutation.  10  pp.  (/nMsCoUeot.  derebua 
Hlbern.  v.  3,  p.  613.) 

Salutato,  Coluccio.  Voigt,  G.  Salutato. 
22  pp.  (7n  /lis  Wlederpelebung  des  class,  alterthums, 
V.  1,  p.  191.) 

Saliizzo,  Italy.    Delle  Ghiesa,  G.    Gronaca 

di  Saluzzo.  164  pp.  (Hist,  patriae  mon.  Script,  v.  3, 
p.  837.) 

jSalva  y  Perez,  Don  Vicente.  —1851. 
Catalogue  of  Spanish  and  Portuguese  books, 
with  occasional  literary  and  bibliographical 
remarks.     London,  1836.     8°.  L.105 

Gramatica  de  la  lengua  castellana  segun 

ahora  se  habla.     Paris,  1867.     8°.         —3137 

Nuevo  diccionario  de  la  lengua  castellana. 

Paris,  1865.    4°.  R.34 

Salvador^  Joseph.  1796 — .  Histoire  de  la 
domination  romaine  en  Jud6e,  et  de  la  ruine 
de  Jerusalem.     Paris,  1847.     3  v.  8°.    —3366 

Histoire  des  institutions  de  Moise  et  du 

peuple  hebreu.  3  ed.,  revue  et  augmentee 
d'une  introduction  sur  I'avenir  de  la  ques- 
tion religieuse.    Paris,  1863.    3  v.  8°.    —3367 

Salvador.    See  San  Salvador. 

Salvan,  Switzerland.     Javelle,  E.     Salvan. 

40  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse^  n.  p6r.  v.  59, 
1877,  p.  5.) 

Salvandy,    Narcisse    Achille,    Comte   de. 

1795-1856.     Histoire  de  Pologne    avant    et 

sous  le  roi  Jean  Sobieski.     Paris,  1839.    3  v. 

-  8°.  3476 

. Salvandy  on  tbe  late  Freiicli  revolution.  16  pp. 

{Blaokwood's  Mag.  v.  31, 1832,  p.  965.) 

Ijom^nle,  L.  L.  de.    M.  de  Salvandy.    40  pp.    (In 

Us  GalSrie  des  oontemp.  illustr.  v.  10.)  — Modern 
French  Uistorlans.  Salvandy.  16  pp.  [Blackmood's 
Mag.  V.  30, 1831,  p.  230.)— Robin,  C.  M.  Le  Comte  de 
Salvandy.  2B  pp.  {In  Ms  &aWrie  des  gens  de  lettrea 
au  XlXsiSole,  p.  7.) 

Salvation.    See  Redemption. 

Salvation  army.  Booth,  "W. ,  and  David- 
son, B.  T.  Salvation  army.  26  pp.  ( Contemp.  Bev.  v. 
42,  1882,  p.  175.)— Ijevrls,  M.  A.  Salvation  army.  14 
pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  46, 1882,  p.  403.)— Manning, 
'E.E., Cardinal.  Salvation  army.  8  pp.  {Conlemp.  Bev. 
v.  42, 1882,  p.  335.)— Osborne,  C.  B.  Salvation  army. 
18  pp.    (-iVeto  Englander,  T.  42, 1883,  p.  421.) 

Salvation  soldier's  song  book.  Booth, 

W.  [Ed.)  —1358 

Salvator.    Dumas,  A.  D.    5  v.    {GEuvres 

compl.)  —4184 

Salvator  Rosa.    See  Rosa,  S. 
Salve,  Pierre  de.  Douen,  O.  In  Ms  Premiers 

pasteurs  du  desert,  v.  1,  p.  255.  32  pp.  - 
Salverte,  Anne  Joseph  Eusebe  Baconniere. 
1771-1839.  Essai  historique  et  philosophique 
sur  les  noms  d'hommes,  de  peuples,  et  de 
lieux,  consideree  principalement  dans  leurs 
rapports  avec  la  civilisation.  Paris,  1834. 
3  V.  8°.  -3135 

The  same.    Tr.  by  Rev.  L.  H.  Mordacque. 
London,  1864.     3  v.  8°.  —3135 

PABT  T.— 6, 


Philosophy  of  magic,  prodigies,  and  ap- 
parent miracles.  With  notes  ...  by  Anthony 
Todd  Thomson,  M.  D.  New  York,  1847. 
3  V.  13°.  —3476 

Salverte  on  tUe  occult  sciences.    39  pp.    {N. 

Brit.  Bev.  v.  3, 1816,  p.  1.) 

Arago,  F.  Biographioal  sketch  of  S.  6  pp.  (Sal- 
verte, E.,  Pkilosopky  of  magic,  v.  1,  p.  vli.) 

Salv^lat,  Alphonse.  1830—.  Legons  de 
c6ramique  .  .  .   Paris,  1857.   3  v.  13°.   —1736 

Salvetat,  Anne  Frangoise  Hippolyte.  Man- 
ne,  E.  D.  de.  Aune-Frangoise-Hlppolyto  Salvetat  dite 
Boutet-Monvel,  Mademoiselle  Mars.  23  pp.  {In  Ma 
Troupe  de  Talma,  p.  197.) 

Salviani,  Hippolito.     Memoir  of.     37  pp. 

(.lardine,  Sir  W.,  JVat.  Libr.  v.  35,  p.  17 :  Fishes,  v.  1.) 

Salvianus.    See  Salvien. 

Salviati,  Francesco  Rossi.  Vasari,  G.  Fran- 
cesco detto  de' saiviati.  47  pp.  [Opere,\.1,p.l;  Vile 
de'  pittort,  v.  13,  p.  169 ;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  5,  p.  119 : 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  S<a7i<*.  Libr.) 

Salviati,  Giuseppe.    See  Porta. 
Salviati,  Lionardo.    1540-89.    Opere.    Mi- 
lano,  1809-10.     5  v.  8°.  —1105 

Contents.    Dialogo  d'amlcizia,  V.  1. — Canigiant, 

A.  Lettera  al  Eev.'  P.  Don  Sllvano  Eazzi,  v.  1.— Degll 
avvertimentl  della  lingua  sopra  *1  Decamerone, 
V.  2-4. — Dedlcatorlo  dell'  autore  al  Sig.  Alamanno 
Salviati,  v.  1.— Della  fellcitik,  v.  1.— II  Grancliio, 
commedia,  v.  1. — Orazloni,  v.  5. — Intorno  alle  parole 
del  sonetto  del  Petrarca,  v.  1. — Intorno  alle  parole 
del  sonetto,  v.  1.— Della  natura,  e  del  principlo  della 
sperauza ;  D'alcunl  eCCetti  della  speranza,  e  dl  quelli 
d'alcune  aftre  pasBlonl,  v.  1. — La  Spina,  commedia, 
V.  1. 

Salvien,  Presbyter  of  Marseilles.  Circa  390- 
484.  Opera  .  .  .  curante  Gunrado  Ritters- 
husio  qui  et  librum  commentarium  adjeoit. 
Altorfii,  1611.     3  v.  in  1,  13°.  —3357 

Contents.  Adversus  avarltiam  llbri  IV,  v.  2. — 
XIpistolae,  v.  1.— De  gubernatione  Dei  librl  VIII, 
V.  1.— R-ittersliusius,  C.  Coramentarius  in  S.  v.  2. — 
Trf  tbeim,  J.    De  providentia  Del,  v.  1. 

Opera   omnia.      Parisiis,    1865.      r.    8°. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  53.)     —3373 

Contents.  Adversus  avaritiam  librl  IV. — Kpis- 
tolne  IX.— De  gubernatione  Dei  librl  VIII. 

Libri  qui  supersunt.    Recensuit  Carolus 

Halm.  Berolini,  1877.  4°-  (Monumenta 
German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiq.  v.  1,  pt.  1.)  3693 

Contents.  Elplstolae  IX. — De  gubernatione  Dei 
libri  VIII.— Tlinothei  ad  ecolesiam  libri  lY. 

Opera  omnia.    Recensuit  et  commentario 

critico  instruxit  Franciscus  Pauly.  Vindo- 
bonae,  1883.  8°.  (Corpus  script,  ecdes.  Lat. 
V.  8.)  —3354 

Contents.  Ejplstolae. — De  governatione  Del. — 
Tlmotbei  ad  eccleslam  librl  IV. 

De  Gallis.    4  pp.    (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  Mst.  Gaules,  v.  1, 

p.  779.)— Pauly,  F.  Handachrittlictie  ueberlieterung 
des  Salvianus.  39  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wlssens.  PMl.- 
Mst.  classe  Sitzungsb.  v.  98, 1881,  p.  3.) 

Salvin,  Osbert.  Exotic  ornithology.  See 
Sclater,  P.  L.,  and  Salvin,  O. 

Salvini,  Antonio  Maria.  1653-1739.  Delle 
lodi  di  Francesco  Bedl.  26  pp.  (Bedl,  F.,  Opere,  v.  1, 
p.  xxix.)— Discorsi  :  Qual  cosa  sia  pin  lodablle  In  un 
prinoipe;  11  reggere  da  se,  o  11  servirsi  de'  ministrl; 
Se  al  princlpe  oonvenga  lo  studio  della  poesla.  14  pp. 
■  {Baccolla  prose  ital.  v.  1,  pp.  526,  632.) 

Salvini,  Salvino.  1667-1751.  Vita  di  Fran- 
cesco Eedl.    19  pp.    (Bedl,  F.,  Opere,  v.  1,  p.  Ix.) 

Salvini,  Tommaso.    James,  H.,  Jr.    Tom- 

maso  Salvini.  10  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61,  1883, 
p.  377.) 

Salvius,  St.    Philippe  de  Marveng^    Passio 

Sancti  Salvii  martyrls.  8  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s, 
Lat.  V.  203,  p.  1311.) 

Salvius  julianns,  Marcus.    Circa  100—. 

Edlctum  perpetuum,  aGulielmoBanchinorestltutum. 
28  pp.    (Meerman,  G.,  Nov.  thes.  v.  9,  p.  235.) 


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SAMFUNDET 


ISalToIini,  Francesco.  1809-38.  Des  prin- 
cipales  expressions  qui  servent  a  la  notation 
des  dates  sur  les  monumens  de  I'ancienne 
Egypte,  d'apres  I'inscriplion  de  Rosette. 
Paris,  1833.     8°.  1777 

Salvucci,  Salvuccio.    Due  novelle.    35  pp. 

(RaccoUa  di  novell,  v.  2,  p.  2S9.) — JVovelle.  35  pp. 
i^JRaccoUa  de'  novelL  ital.  v.  13,  p.  311 ;  RaccoUa  di  nov^l. 
ital.  p.  1071.)— NOTel,  18  pp.  (Koscoe,  T.,  Ital.  novelists, 
V.  3,  p.  313.) 

Stllwin,   Salwen,  or    Saluen    river,  India. 

Parish,  G.    Notes  of  a  trip  up  the  Salween.    12  pp. 

(Aslat.  Soc.  Bengal,  Joum.  v.  34,  pt.  2, 1805,  p.  136.) 
Salza,  Hermann  von.    Circa  1180-1239.     Be- 

rlcLt  ueber  die  eroberung  PreuBsens.    16  pp.    (WiiA 

Hlrsch,    T.,    Juengere    Iwehmeisterclironik :    Script,    rer. 

Prussic.  V.  5,  p.  153.) 

Salzburg,  Austria.  Annales  Juvavenses. 
i  pp.  (Fraiikfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  1,  p.  86.)— Aveiillmis, 

J.  Excerpta  de  origlne  eccleslae  Saliaburgeasis  hia- 
torla.  6  pp.  ((Etele,  A.  F.  vod,  Ber.  Boicar.  script. 
T.  1,  p.  780.)— Cariniiia  Snllsburgelisla.    12  pp. 

(Duemmler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  2,  p.  637 ;  Monu- 
menta  German,  hist.) — ■  Grienberger,  T.  von.  Salz- 
burgei'  bruchatuecke.  6  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  31,  1886, 
p.  93.)— Hefner,  O.  T.  Roemlachen  deukmaeler  Salz- 
burga  und  seines  welteru  gebletea.  64  pp.  6  pi. 
(Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  Phil.  hist,  classe  Denlcschr.  v.  1, 
1850,  p.  457.)— Hcinrich,  ArclLdeacon  of  Salzhurg.  Hia- 
torla  calamitatum  ecciealae  Saltzburgensia.  7  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  196,  p.  1539.) 

Salzburgers  and  their  descendants,  The. 
Strobel,  Bev.  P.  A.  —8375 

Salzeuberg,  W.  Alt-Christliche  baudenk- 
male  von  Constantinopel  vom  V  bis  XII 
jahrhundert.  Berlin,  1854-55.  4°,  and  atlas, 
el.  fo.  —1763,  atlas  —1713 

Salzkammergnt,  Austria.  Baedeker,  K. 
Eastern  Alps,  including  the  Bavarian  high- 
lands, the  Tyrol,  Salzkammergut,  Styria,' 
and  Carinthia.    1879. 

SCHMID,  H.,  and  Stielee,  K.    Bavarian 

highlands  and  the  Salzkammergut.     1874. 

Sam  Slick.    See  Haliburton,  T.  0. 

Sanianiego,  Felix    Maria  de.     1745-1801. 

Pueaias.  51  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18, 
V.  1,  p.  356:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan. ;  Qulntana,  M.  J., 
Tesoro  del  Parnaso  espan.  p.  467.) 

Samarang,  Java.    Bousquet,  G.   De  Yeddo 

k  Paris.  73  pp.  (iZeu.  d.  deux  mondes,  1877,  3  p6r.  v.  19, 
pp.  78,  310,6115.) 

Samarang,  Ship.  Belcher,  Sir  E.  Narra- 
tive of  the  voyage  of  H.  M.  S.  Samarang, 
during  the  years  1843-46.     1848,  3  v. 

Samarcand.  Warren,  E.,  Comfede.  Bok- 
hara et  Samarcande.     27  pp.     {Correspondant,  v.  11, 

1845,  p.  497.) 

Samaria.  Gueein,  H.  V.  Description  geo- 
graphique,  historique,  et  archeologique  de 
la  Palestine  ...  3  partie :  Samaria.  1874- 
75,  3  V. 

IVeiibauer,  A.     Chronlque   samarltaine.     86  pp. 

(Joum.  asiat.  6  a.  v.  14,  1869,  p.  385.)— Reland,  A. 
IHaBertatio  de  Monte  Garizim.  44  pp.  (Dissert,  miscel. 
V.  1,  p.  119.)— Schulti,  E.  G.  Mitthellungen  ueber 
eine  reise  durch  Saraarien  und  Galiltea,  mit  anmerk- 
ungen  von  H.  Groas.  17  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  8, 1849,  p.  46.)— WestOM,  S.  bescrlptlon  of  a 
very  rare  Samaritan  coin,  struck  at  Azoth  Segol.  2  pp. 
[Archaeologia,  v.  16,  1809,  p.  276.) 
See  also  Palestine. 

Samaritan  inscriptions.  See  Inscrip- 
tions, Samaritan. 

Samaritan  language.  Kohn,  S.  Zur 
sprache,  literatur,  und  dogmatik  derSa- 
maritaner.  1876.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Abhandl.  v.  5.) 

Petermann,  J.  H.     Brevis  linguae  Sama- 

ritanae.  1873.  {In  his  Porta  linguarum 
orientalium,  v.  3.) 


Samaritan  pentatencli.    Nutt,  J.  w. 
(Ed.)    Fragments  of  a  Samaritan  targum. 

1874. 

Petermann,  J.  H.  {Ed.)     Pentateuchus 

Samaritanus.  Ad  fidem  librorum  manu- 
scriptorum  apud  Nablusianos  repertorum 
.  .  .     1873-85,  4  V. 

EuTHERPOETH,  T.     Letter  to  Mr.  Kenni- 

cott,  in  which  his  defence  of  the  Samaritan 
pentateuoh  is  examined.    1761. 

Brett,  T.    In  his  Dissertation  on  ancient  versions 

of  the  Bible..  59  pp.  (Watson,  R.,  Theol.  tracts,  v.S, 
p.  1.)— Pick,  B.  Horae  Samarltanae :  or  a  collection 
of  various  readings  of  the  Samaritan  pentateuch.  94 
pp.  {BiWioth.  Sacra,  v.  83,  1876,  pp.  264,  633 ;  v.  34, 1877, 
p.  79;  V.  35, 1878,  pp.  76,  309.)— Rosen,  G.  Alte  hand- 
Bchrlften  des  aamaritanlachen  pentateuch.  8  pp. 
(Deulsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  18, 1864,  p.  682.) 

See  also  Bible,  O.  T.,  Pentateuch. 

Samaritan  poetry..  Carmina  Samarita- 

uorum  anecdota,  ed.  G.  Gesenlus.  10  pp.  (Rev.  o£ 
in  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  29, 1824,  p.  35.) 

Samaritan    targum.    Fragments   of   a. 

Nutt,  J.  W.  {Ed.)  —3391 

Samaritano,  Brig.    Eamsgate  life-boat:  a 

rescue.     10  pp.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  2,  1860,  p.  111.) 

Samaritans.  Appel,  M.  Quaestiones  de 
rebus  Samaritanorum.     1874. 

KOHN,   S.    Zur    sprache,  literatur    und 

dogmatik  der  Samaritaner.  1876.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Abhandl.  v.  5.) 

Nutt,  J.  W.  Sketch  of  Samaritan  his- 
tory, dogma,  and  literature.     1874. 

Greiger,  A.    Neuere  mitthellungen  ueber  die  Sama- 

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See  also  Jeivs  and  Judaism. 

Samarow,  Gregor  {pseud.)    See  Meding,  O. 

Samas-Kimmon,  .E^ingr  of  Assyria.  Sayce, 

A.  H.  (Tr.)  Monolith  Inscripilon  of  S.-K.  14  pp. 
(Birch,  S.,  Becords  of  the  past,  v.  1,  p.  9.) 

Sama-Teda.    See  Vedas. 

Samavidlianabr&hmana,  The,  (being 
the  3  Brahmana)  of  the  Sama  Veda.  Bur- 
nell,  A.  0.  (Ed.)  3175 

Sambhu  Chandra  Mukhopa'dhya'- 
ya.  Career  of  an  Indian  princess ;  the  late 
Begum  Secunder  of  Bhopal.    Calcutta,  1869. 

J"-  '3175 

Samboangan,  Island  of  Mindanao.    Per- 

rottet,  (— ).  Souvenirs  d'un  voyage  autour  du  monde. 
Samboangan.  16  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1831,  v.  1. 
p.  1.) 

Samfundet  til  udgivelse  af  gammel  Nordisk 
litteratur.  Kobenhavn,  1880-88.  18  Nos.  in 
39  pts.  4",  8°,  13°.  _3i57 

Contents.  Dahlerup,  V.  Agrlp  at  NoregB  konunga 
sSgum,  No.  2.  — Egilg  saga  glcallagrimssonar, 
udglven  ved  Finnur  J6naaon,  No.  17,  pts.  1-3.  — 
Flj6tsdoela  liln  Meirl  eller  den  laengere  Droplau- 
gar-saga,  efter  handakrifterue  udglven  af  K.  Kalund, 
No.  11.— Crydinga  saga,  en  bearbe]del8e  fra  midten 
af  det  13  arh.  ved  B.  J6n3aon,  No.  6.— Haminers- 
baiinb,  V.  TJ.  Faerosk  anthologi ...  No.  15,  ptB.  1-3. 
— J6mBvi]£inga  saga  . . .  Utgif ven  af  Carl  af  P*ter- 


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sena,No.7.— Kvdkn-i-efs  saga  og  KrOka-rets  rlmur, 
ettei'  handskrllterne  udgivne  at  P&lml  Falsson,  Ho.  10. 
— tarsson,  L.  Aldata  delen  at  ood.  1812  4°  Gml.  Kgl. 
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— niandevllle,  Sir  J.  Rejao,  pa  Dansk  tra  15  arhuii- 
drede,  eltor  haiidakrlttor  udgiven  at  M.  Lorenzen, 
No.  5,  pts.  1-3.— Peder  Smecl,  et  Danak  rim  tra  retor- 

matjonatldeu,  No.  1 ReljkJaliolta-MAldagl,  No. 

11.— Rtddara-rlmur,  elter  handskvitterua  utgitna 
at  TheodorWlaSQ,  No.  4,  pt3.1,2.— Smastyfclier  1-11, 
No.  13,  pts.  1-5.— arammatiske  athandllug  1  Snorres 
Bdda,  Nos.  12, 16.— Thorl&ksson,  G.  ^Udslgt  over 
de  Norak-lslandske  skjalde  tra  9  til  14  arhundrede, 
No.  8. 

Sammarthaiius.    See  Sainte-Marthe. 

Samuiiciiele,  M.    See  Sanmichele. 

Saiuuilung  des  pappus  von  Alexandrien 
7  und  8  buch.     Gerhardt,  C.  I.  —2434 

Saiuuiltiug  englischer  denkmaeler 

in  kritischen  ausgaben.    V.  4,  5.     Berlin, 

1883-85.    3  V.  8°.  1394,  —8255 

Contents.     Haugknecht,    E.    (Bd.)      Florla    and 

Blauncheflur,  v.  5 Wulstan,  Jbp.  of  Fork.    Samm- 

lung  der  Ihm  zugeaohriebeuen  homillen  .  .  .  herauag. 
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jSammlung  franzoesischer  und  eng- 

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Samiiilniig  gemeinverstaendlicher 
wisseuscliaftliclier    Tortraege,  he- 

rausg.  von  E.  Virchow  und  F.  von  Holtzen- 
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elnlgen  alten  und  neuen  spraohen,  v.  7.— Acker- 
manu,  C.  F.  W.  Ueber  die  uraachen  epidemlaolier 
kranklielten,  v.  8.— Adler,  ¥.  Der  telafendom  und  die 
helllge  grabeskirche  zu  Jeruaalem,  v.  8.— Die  welt- 
ataedte  In  der  baukunat,  v.  3.— AltoertI,  C.  E.  E. 
Heinrloh  Pestalozzl,  eln  lebenabild,  v.  4 — Alsberg, 
M.  Die  aufaenge  der  eiaenkultur,  v.  20.— Die  ge^unde 
wohnung,  v.  17.— Angerstein,  W.  Volkstaenze  Im 
deutaclien  mltielalter,  v.  3.— Arnold,  B.  Sappho,  v. 
8.— Aron,  S.  Ueber  lleferungsgeacliaefte  und  kaut- 
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kreislaut  dea  kohlenatofls  in  der  organisohen  natur, 
V.  1.— Bamberger,  L.  Zur  deutaclien  muenzge- 
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und  neuen  gesetzen,  v.  9 Bary,  H.  A.  de.    Ueber 

sohimitiel  und  hete,  v.  4.— Bastian,  P.  W.  A.  Mexico, 
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der  deutaclien  burschenachatt,  v.  18.  —  Behelni- 
Scbirarzbach,  M.  Bealedelung  von  Oatdeutschland 
duroh  die  zwelte  germanlache  voelkerwanderung,  v. 
17.— Berendt,  G.  Geognoatiaolie  blloke  In  Alt-Preus- 
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—Bernhardt,  T.  Lord  Palmerston,  v.  6.— Bern- 
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zweier  Jahrhunderte,  v.  4.— Bessell,  P.  Die  bewelae 
fuer  die  bewegung  der  erde,  v.»6 — Ueber  zalil  und 
maas,  v.  17.— Beta,  H.  Der  wlrthaohattlicbe  werth 
der  waaaernutzung  durch  flachzucbt,  v.  8.— Bezold-, 
K.  Ueber  keillnachriften,  v.  18.— Blucmuer,  H. 
Dilettanten,  kunatltebhaber  und  kenner  Im  alterthum, 
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der  alten,  v.  12.— Bluntschli,  J.  K.  Die  bedeutung 
und  die  tortsohritte  dea  moderneu  voelkerreohta,  v.  1. 

Die  gruendung  der  Amerlkaniachen  Union  von  1787, 

V.  3.— Die  nationale  staateublldung  und  der  moderne 
deutsclio  staat,  v.  6.— Boesch,  (— ).  Heinrlcb  I  und 
Otto  I,  Oder  die  poiltik  der  belden  eraten  berrsolior 
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— Bognslawski,  G.  von.  Die  sternachnuppen  und 
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und  ihre  boden-  und  temperatur-verhaeltniase,  v. 
13.— Bohn,  H.  Bedeutung  iind  werth  der  achutz- 
pockenimplung,  v.  2.— Boll,  F.  Ueber  elektrische 
flsohe,  V.  9.— Bolley,  P.  A',  Altea  und  neues  aua 
larbenohemle   und  laerherel,  v-  ?■— pollinger,  O. 


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A.  Friedrloh  der  Groaee  in  selnen  achrlttea,  v.  6.— 
Brn^n,  A.  Die  eiszett  der  erde,  v.  4.— Ueber  den 
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darstellung  der  trauen  In  der  grlechlachen  tragtiedle, 
V.  17.— Bnigsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  Ueber  die  bilduug  und 
entwicklung  der  aohrltt.  v.  3.— Bucbeiian,  F.  Ueber 
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Bucbner,  W.  Der  Eheln,  der  deutachen  llebllnge- 
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—Clans,  K.  F.  W.  Der  bleneuataat,  v.  8.— Cohn,  V. 
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Coliii,  G.  Die  boerae  und  die  apekulation,  v.  3. — 
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Ueber  daa  ohr  und  das  hoeren,  v.  8 — Dames,  W. 
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20.— Dannebl ,  G.  Ueber  niederdeutache  sprache  und 
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Denicke,  H.  Von  der  deutachen  Hanaa,  v.  19.— 
Devaiitier,  F.  Ueber  die  lautveraohlebung  und  das 
verhaeltnlaa  des  hochdeutacheu  zum  niederdeutachen, 
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Schoene  llteratur  der  Spauier,  v.  16.— Diestel,  L. 
Die  aintflut  und  die  flutaagendea  altenhums,  v.  6.— 
Dobbert,  E.  Die  monumentalo  daratellung  der  re- 
formation durch  Eletaohel  uud  Kaulbach,  v.  4.— 
Doehler,  E.  Bntstehuug  und  eutwickelung  der  re- 
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manneu  und  ihre  bedeutung  tuer  daa  europffilsohe 
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mi  nghaiis,  K.  B.  A.  Hauswirthachaftllche  zelt- 
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arbeit,  v.  1.— Bngel,  F.  Nacht  uud  morgen  unter 
den  tropen,  v.  10.— Daa  sinnen-  und  aeelenleben  des 
menaohen  unter  deu  tropen,  v.  9.— Eiigelhorn,  E. 
Die  pflege  der  Irren  sonst  und  jetzt,  v.  20.— Bngler, 
A.  Ueber  daa  pflanzeuleben  unter  der  erde,  v.  15.— 
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Florus,  V.  17.— Homerische  dlchtung,  v.  10.— Ezeke- 
lins,  F.  Eln  bild  aua  der  zeit  der  gegenrelorma- 
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des  blutes,  v.  7.— Ueber  das  wesen  der  muakel-arbeit, 
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Flemmlng,  0.  F.  Ueber  geiateaatoerungen  und 
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Friedberg,  E.  Die  geaohichte  der  olvUehe,  v.  5.— 
Friedel,  E.  Aua  der  vorzeit  der  flsoherel,  v.  19.— 
Prltscb,  G.  Blektriache  flsche  Ira  liohte  der  descen- 
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E.  Die  engllsohen  mirakelapleie  uud  moralitaeten 
als  vorlseufer  dea  engllachen  dramas,  v.  13.— Ger- 
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Gmelin,  M.  F.  Ohriatensolaverei  und  renegaten- 
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Goebel,  K.  Ueber  die  gegenaeitigen  bezlehungen 
der  pflanzenorgane,  v.  19.— Gocppert,  H.  E.  Ueber 
die  riesen  dea  pflauzenrelchea,  v.  3.— Goergens,  B. 
P.  Mohammed,  eln  oharakterbild,  v.  13.— Goetz,  W. 
Nlalaaaga,  eiu  epoa  und  das  germanlache  helden- 
thum  in  aeineu  auakiaengen  Jni  Nordeu,  v.  20.— 
Graefe,  A.  von.  Sehen  und  aehorgan,  v.  2.— Grnshof, 

F.  Ueber  die  wandlungen  des  arbeitavermoegena  im 
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Albreoht  Duerer,  v.  1.— Gross,  C.  von.    Blue  wan- 


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deruDg  duroh  liiaendische  getaeDgnlsse,  v.  3.— 
Gruenbauin,  M.  Mischsprachen  unci  sprachmlseh- 
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In  natur-  und  menschenleben,  v.  4.— Ueber  die  ent- 
fitebung  und  den  etammbaum  des  menschenge- 
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19-— Hartmanii,  R.  Die  menschenaehnllchen  affen, 
^- 11.— Hartnng,  G.  Die  skandinavlache  halblusel, 
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sopble  gegenuebor  dem  leben  und  den  eliizelwls- 
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"Ewlgen  Juden,"  u.  s.  w.  v.  9.— Hellivald,  E.  von. 
Sebastian  Cabot,  v.  6.— Henke,  E.  L.  T.  Johann  Hus 
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naturforscher,  pliUosoph,  und  mensoh,  v.  16.— Hert- 
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Ueb.  Erlaeuternde  bemerkungen  zu  Goethe's  Wahl- 
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Die  stellung  Erledrlchs  des  Grossen  zur  humanltaet 
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roemlsohe  plebs,  v.  17.— Heyer,  E.  Ausblldung  der 
prlesterherrschaft  und  die  Inquisition,  v.  12.— Hirzel, 
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Eeuerbach,  die  koryphaeeu  der  deutschen  rechtswls- 
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schlchte  Europa's  (Pflauzen  und  hausthiere),  v.  15.— 
—Der  elnfluss  der  natur  auf  die  kulturentwioklung 
der  menschen,  v.  20.— Neuesten  entdeckungen  aut 
dem  planeten  Mars,  v.  17.— Hofmann,  K.  B.    Das 

blel  bel  den  voelkern  des  alterthums,  v.  20 Holle, 

K.  Prometheussage  mlt  besonderer  berueokslch- 
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Holtzendorif,  F.  von.  Auslieferung  der  verbrecher 
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Eroberungen  und  eroberungsreoht,v.6.— John  Howard 
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friedens,  v.  17.— Psychologie  des  mordes,  v.  10 Ver- 

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hoelischulen,  v.  1 Bolan,  H.    Der  elephant  In  krleg 

uud  fiieden  und  seine  verwendung  in  unsereu  afrika- 
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Im  mltteialterlicheu  Spanien,  v.  2 X:tli£,  H.    Die 

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From  the  orient  direct.  7  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  24, 
1869,  p.  642.)— Frisco.  18  pp.  (Fraser's  Hag.  n.  s.  v.  18, 
1878,  p.  079.)— George,  H.  What  the  r.aiiroad  will 
bring  us.  10  pp.  ( Oeerld.  Monthly,  v.  1, 1868,  p.  297.)— 
Joinard,  E.  De  Paris  au  Sacramento.  40  pp.  {Rev. 
contemp.  1852,  V.  1,  p.  576;  v.  2,  p.  73.)— Lafflan,  W.  M. 
Caravansaries  of  S.  6  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6, 1870, 
p.  176.)— liudlow,  F.  H.  Through-ticliets  to  S. :  a 
prophecy.  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14, 1864,  p.  604.) 
— Maclie.  M.  Life  In  S.  11  pp.  (ftrte.  fleti.  v.1,1866, 
p.  472.) — Municipal  regulations  concerning  the 
dead  ...  burial  grounds,  etc.  3  pp.  (California  State 
Board  of  Health,  1  report,  1871,  p.  7.)— Robinson,  H. 
City  at  the  Golden  Gate.  5  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  10, 
1873,  p.  62.)— Rosenblatt,  H.  For  3  weelis.  9  pp. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3, 1869,  p.  651.)— Sherman,  Gen.W. 
T.  Vigilance  committee  of  1856.  11  pp.  (Ooerld. 
Monthly,  v.  12,  1874,  p.  106.)  —  Stillman,  J.  D.  B. 
-  Meteorology  from  Tamalpais.  5  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  1,  1868,  p.  165.)— Upton,  M.  G.  Plan  of  S.  7  pp. 
(  Overld,  Monthly,  v.  2,  1869,  p.  131.)— Watklns,  J.  F. 
San  Francisco.  16 pp.  {Overld.  Monthly, y.i.lSIO,  p,  9,) 
— Webb,  C.  H.  A  Californian  caravansary.  4  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  34. 1867,  p.  603.)- "Weed,  J.  Vigilance 
committees  of  S.  7  pp.  (OuerM.  JfnnfWj;,  v.  12, 1874,  p. 
360.)— 'Williams,  S.  City  D(  the  Golden  Gate.  20  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  10,  1876,  p.  266.) 

San  Francisco.  Free  Public  Library. 
Catalogues.  San  Francisco,  1880-83.  2  v. 
8°.  W.14 

The  same.  Supplementary  catalogue  of 
books,  since  May,  1884.  No.  5,  1888.  San 
Francisco,  1889.     8°.  W.62 

Perkins,  F.  B.  San  Francisco  cata- 
loguing for  public  libraries.  A  manual  of  the 
system  used  in  the  San  Francisco  Free  Public 
Library.     1884. 

San  Francisco  bay.  Ringgold,  Rear- 
Admiral  C.  Series  of  charts,  with  sailing 
directions,  embracing  surveys  of  the  Faral- 
lones,  entrance  to  the  bay  of  San  Francisco. 
1852. 

Arnold,  T.  J.    Future  of  San  Francisco  harbor.    7 

pp.  ( Orerld,  Monthly,  v.  16,  1876,  p.  401.)— Beugless, 
J.  D.  Two  great  bays.  6  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  y.  2, 
1869,  p.  448.) 

San  Francisco  Chronicle  and  its  history. 

San  Francisco,  1879.     8°.  3595 

San    Francisco    river,  Brazil.    See  Sao 

Francisco. 
San  Gallo,  Bastiano  da,  detto  Aristotile. 

Vasari,  G.  Bastiano  detto  Aristotile  da  San  Galio. 
24  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  6,  p.  433 ;  Tite  de'  pitlori,  v.  12,  p.  193  ; 
and  Lives  of  painters,  y.  4,  p.  470:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 
-Libr.) 


SAN  GALLO 


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SANBORN 


San  Gallo,  Francesco  da.  Vasari,  G.  Fran- 
cesco da  saa  Gaiio.  3  pp.  (Ppere,  V.  7,  p.  624;  Vite.de' 
piltori,  V.  1.?,  p.  218;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  B,  p.  488: 
Bohn,  H.  G,,  Stand.  Libr.) 

San  Crallo,  Giuliano  da.    Lauriere,  J.  de. 

Observations  sur  les  deaslns  de  S.  18  pp.  4  pi.  (Soo. 
antlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  45,  1884,  p.  200.)— Slneutz, 
£.  Giuliano  da  San  Gallo  et  les  moauments  antlQues 
du  Midi  de  la  France,  au  15  sl5cle.  12  pp.  (Soo.  antlq. 
de  France,  htlm.  v.  46,  1884,  p.  188.) 

San  Gallo  family.  Geymueller,H.,  Baron 

de.  Documents  InfidUs  sur  les  MSS  et  les  oeuvres 
d'archltecture  de  la  famine  des  San  Gallo.  26  pp. 
(Soo.  antiq.  de  France,  Mm.  v.  46, 1884,  p.  222.) 

San  Geniiniano,  Folgore  da.       13  cent. 

Sonoeta.  26  pp.  (Uossettl,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  his  drcle, 
p.  366  ;  Early  Ital.  poets,  p.  98.) 

San  Geruiano  [ancient  Casmwoa).    Ugoni, 

F.  A.  De  dlgnitate  atque  praestantia  relpubllcae  Cas- 
Binensls.  4  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  anliq^.  Ital.  v.  9, 
pt.  1,  p.  322.) 

San  Geronimo,  Fray  Juan  de.  — 1591. 
Memorias  sobre  varies  sucesos  del  reinado  de 
Felipe  IV.  Madrid,  1845.  8°.  {Col.  doc. 
hist.  Espaila,  v.  7.)  3516 

San  Giniignano,  Yincenzio  da.     Vasari, 

G.  Vincenzlo  Ua  Sau  Gimlgnano  e  Tlmoteo  da  Urblno. 
20  pp.  {Opere,  v.  4,  p.  489;  Vite  de'  pittori,  v.  8,  p.  216; 
and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  3,  p.  107  :  Boliu,  H.  G.,  Stand. 
Libr.) 

San  Gr^al.    See  Grail. 

San  Jos£,  Costa  Rica.  Meagher,  T.  F.  Holi- 
days In  Costa  Rica ;  San  Josfi.  19  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  20,  1860,  p.  145.) 

San  Jnan,  Alonso  de,  and  Cibdad-Beal, 

Antonio  de.  Eelacion  de  las  cosas  que 
sucedieron  al  padre  fray  Alonso  Ponce  en 
las  provincias  de  la  Nueva  Espana.  [Anon.'] 
Madrid,  1873.  3  v.  8°.  {Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana, 
V.  57,  58.)  3515 

San  Juan,  Island.  Campbell,  A.  North- 
west boundary.  Discussion  of  the  water 
boundary  question  :  geographical  memoir  of 
the  islands  in  dispute :  and  history  of  the 
military  occupation  of  San  Juan  island. 
1868. 

San  Juan,  Jft.,  Colorado.  Ingersoll,  E. 
Silver  San  Juan.  16  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  64,  1882, 
p.  689.) 

San  Juan,  Nicaragua.    San  Juan.    11  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  10, 18.')5,  p.  60.) 

San  Kokf  Tson  Ran  To  Sets ;  on,  aper^u 
general  des  3  royaumes.  See  Einsifee  de 
Sendai. 

San  liazzaro.  Convent.    Armenian  convent 

o£  S.,  at  Venice.    26  pp.    (i>tt6Im  Beu.  v.  12, 1842,  p.  862.) 

San  Marco,  Convent.    Oliphant,  Mrs.  M.  O. 

W.  Convent  o£  S.  70  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  30, 1874, 
pp.  239,323,418;  v.  31, 1876,  p.  223;  V.  32,  1876,  pp.  97, 
424.) 

San  Marino.  Bent,  J.  T.  A  freak  of  free- 
dom ;  or,  the  republic  of  San  Marino.    1879. 

• Jonas,  E.  J.     Ein  wahres  freies  volk. 

Eine  studie  ueber  die  republik  San  Marino. 

1878. 

Bent,  J.  T.  Visit  to  tlie  oldest  state  In  Jlurope.  8  pp. 

{Fraser's  Mag.  a.  a.  v.  22,  1880,  p.  808.)— Bigelow,  J. 
BopubUcofS.  8  pp.  (iTarper's  J/a^;.  V.  60,  1»«0,  p.  365.) 
— Fattoi'i,  M.  Dell©  cause  che  hanuo  cpnservata  la 
repubblica  dl  8.  17  pp.  (Fropugnatore,  v.  20,  pt.  1, 1887, 
p.  np.)— History  of  the  republic  of  S.  12  pp. 
(Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  6, 1829,  p.  456.) 

San-Marte, pseiid.    See  Sohulz,  A. 
San-Martino,  Giovanni  Battista  da.   Sopra 

11  carbone  che  si  rinchuide  nel  piantl.    11pp.    (Key. 

of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  6,  1805,  p.' 170.) 

San-Miguel,  Evaristo.  1785-1863.  Historia 
de  Felipe  II,  Key  de  Espana.  Madrid,  1844- 
47.    4v.  8°.  3533 


San  Quintin,  Batalla  de.    58  pp.    {Col.  doc. 

hist.  Espana,  v.  9,  p.  486.) 

San  Benio,  Italy.    Johns,  J.    San  Remo. 

7  pp.    (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  8, 1874,  p.  717.)— Rufflnl, 

J.  Sanremo  revisited.  14  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  11, 
1865,  p.  374.) 

San  Salvador.  Dollfus,  A.,  and  Mont- 
Seerat,  E.  de.  Voyage  geologique  dans  les 
republiques  de  Guatemala,  et  de  Salvador. 
1868. 

SCHERZEE,  K.    Travels  in  the  free  states 

of  Central  America,  Nicaragua,  Honduras, 
and  San  Salvador.     1857,  3  v. 

San  Stefano,  Hieronimo  di.  15cent.  Viaggio. 

3  pp.  {Ramusio,  G.  B.,  Navigations,  V.  1,  p.  345.) — Tiie 
same,  tr.  Into  English,  by  R.H.  Major.  10  pp.  (Major, 
E.  H.,  India  in  the  15  century  :  Hakluyt  Soc.) 

San  Taleutino,  Naples.    Amalfl,  G.    Canti 

raccoltl  daila  bocca  del  popolo  di  San  Valentino.  40 
pp.  (ArcMv.  studio  tradiz,  popolari,  v.  5, 1886,  p.  889 ;  v. 
6,  1887,  p.  173.) 

Sanative  influence  of  climate.  Clark, 

Sir  J.  —3767 

Sanatsugd.tl.ya,  The.    Tr.  by  K.  T.  Telang. 

62  pp.  (With  BhagavadgJta,  p.  133:  Mueller,  F.  M., 
Sacred  books  of  the  East,  v.  8.) 

Saiiaz2iaro,  J.    See  Sannazaro,  J. 

Sanborn,  Edwin  David,  LL.  D.  1808-85. 
History  of  New  Hampshire,  from  its  first 
discovery  to  the  year  1830.  Manchester, 
1875.    8°.  3633 

Sanborn,  Franklin  Benjamin.  1831 — .  Ad- 
dress delivered  before  the  Golden  Branch 
Society  of  Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  June 
SO,  1883.    Exeter,  1883.     8°-  L.Box 

Henry  D.  Thoreau.     Boston,  1883.     16°. 

(Warner,  C.  D.,  Am.  men  of  letters.)        3777 

Special  report  on  prisons  and  prison  dis- 
cipline.    Boston,  1865.     8°.  —3845 

{Ed.)     Genius  and  character  of  Emerson. 

Lectures  at  the  Concord  school  of  philosophy. 
Boston,  1885.     13°.  3787 

Contents.    Alcott,  A.  B.    Ion :  a  monody.— Bartol, 

C.  A.      Emerson's  religion Bellelgle,   E.  de    P. 

French  view  o£  Emerson.— Channliic,  E.  Poem  In 
honor  of  Emerson.— Cheney,  Mrs.  B.  D.  Emerson 
and  Boston,— Cooke,  G.  W.  Emerson's  view  of  na- 
tionality. —  Xlmierson  and  Alcott.  —  Passages  from 
the  Diary  and  correspondence  of  Alcott.  —  Harris, 
W.  T.  Emerson's  orientalism;  Emersoa's  philosophy 
of  nature ;  Emerson's  relation  to  Goethe  and  Carlyle. 
—  Ha-wthorne,  J.  Emerson  as  an  American.— 
Howe,  Mrs.  3.  W.  Emerson's  relation  to  society.— 
Kinney,  J/rs.  E.  C.  Sonnets.- liazariis,  E.  Sonnet. 
—Mead,  E.  D.    Emerson's  ethics.— Mozoomdar,  P. 

C.    Emerson  as  seen  from  India Peabody,  E.  P. 

Emerson  as  preacher Sanborn,  P.  B.    The  Concord 

school  of  philosophy ;  Emerson  among  the  poets;  Ode 
of  1882. 

[Ed.)  Life  and  genius  of  Goethe.  Lec- 
tures at  the  Concord  school  of  philosophy. 
Boston,  1886.     13°.  —3176 

Contents.    Albee,  J.    Goethe's  self-culture.— Bar- 
tol, C.  A.    Goethe  and  Schiller Cheney,  Mrs.  B.  D. 

Das  ewig-weibliche.— Da-vldson,  T.  Goethe's  Titan- 
ism.— Emery,  S.  H.,  Jr.  The  Elective  afBnities.— 
Harris,  W.  T.  Goethe's  Faust. —Ttedge,  F.  H. 
Goethe's  maerchen.— Howe,  Mrs.  3.  W.  Goethe's 
women.— Partridge,  W.  O.  Goethe  as  a  playwright. 
—Sanborn,  F.  B.  Goethe's  relation  to  English  litera- 
ture ;  Introduction.— Sherman,  Mrs.  0.  K.  Child  life 
as  portrayed  by  Goethe.— Snider,  D.  J.  History  of 
the  Faust  poem.— White,  H.  S.    Goethe's  youth. 

{Ed.)    Life  and  letters  of  John  Brown, 

liberator  of  Kansas,  and  martyr  of  Virginia. 
Boston,  1885.     8°.  3786 

{Ed.)  Proceedings  of  the  7  annual  con- 
ference of  charities  and  correction,  held  at 
Cleveland,  June  and  July,  1880.  Boston, 
1880.    8°.  _i365 


SANBORN 


3929 


SANCT  HANSAFTEN-SPIL 


Sanborn,  John  Wentworth.  Legends,  cus- 
toms, and  social  life  of  the  Seneca  Indians 
of  western  New  York.  Gowanda,  N.  Y., 
1878.     8°.  1315 

Sanborn,  William  Delano.    Base  ball.    73 

pp.  (Vaille,  V.  O.,  and  Olark,  H.  A.,  Sarvard  book,  v.  2, 
p.  26B.) 

Sanbornlon,  N.  H.    Historical  sketch  of. 

6  pp.  (Farmer,  J.,  and  Moore,  J.  B.,  N.  B.  Bist.  Coll.  v. 
3, 1824,  p.  351.) 

Sancerre,  Etienne  I,  Comte  de.    Levesque 

de  la  BaTall^re,  P.  A.  La  vie  d'Etleane  I,  Comte  de  S. 
20  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Bist.  y.  26, 1769, 
p.  680.) 

Sancerre,  France.    Certain,  E.  de.  Gordonis 

caatvum,  Sancerre  au  11  allele.  21pp.  (Biblioth.  Ecole 
d.  Charles,  v.  19,  1857,  p.  528.)— Ij6ry,  J.  de.  Dlaopura 
de  la  fatnlue  de  S.  64=  pp.  (Lafalat,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist. 
de  France,  1  s.  v.  8,  p.  19.) 

Sancha,  Justo  de  [Ed.)  Romancero  y  can- 
cionero  sagrados.  Coleccion  de  poesias  cris- 
tianas,  morales,  y  divinas,  sacadas  de  las 
obras  de  los  mejores  ingenios  Espafioles. 
Madrid,  1855.  8°.   [Bibliot.  de  autor.  espafi. ) 

—1193 

Cmttents.    Canciones  7  gloaaa. — 'Goloquios  pas- 

torlles.— EJndechas  y  oanolonea  oortaa.— GHosas, 

odas,  cancloues.  —  Hurtado,  L.     Laa  cortea  de  la 

muerte. — Jeroglificos. — £iedesina,  A.  de.    Juegos 

de  noches  baeaas.— Moiitesino,  A.      Canolonero 

Oracioiies  con  glosa.— Redondillas  y  gulntlUaa. — 
Romances. — Sonetoa. — Vegas,  D.  de.  Poealaa. 
— Vlllanclcos. 

Sanche.    See  Sancho. 

Sanche,  nouvelle.    16  pp.    Florian,  J.  P.  O. 

de,  (Euvres,  V.  3,  p.  117. 

Sanchez,  Clemente,  Archdeacon  of  Vaideras. 

15  cent.  El  Ubro  de  exenplos  por  A.  B.  0.  16  pp. 
(JBomania,  v.  7, 1878,  p.  481.) 

Sanchez,  Gaspar.  1553-1638.  In  libros 
Eegum  commentaria,  [cum  annotationibus 
ex  Calmet,  Sacy,  Cornelio  a  Lapide,  Duclot, 
etc.]  Parisiis,  1863.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Script,  sacrae  eur.  compl.  v.  9-11.)   —8333 

Sanchez,  Miguel,    —circa  1609.    La  guarda 

culdadoea.  30  pp.  (Mesonero  Bomanos,  R.  do,  Dramat, 
contemp.  d.  Lope  de  Vega,  v.  1,  p.  1 :  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
espan.) 
Sanchez,  Tomas.  1550-1610.  Compendium 
totias  tractatus  de  S.  matrimonii  aacramento,  ordiue 
alphabetlco  dlspositum,  a  Soarezlo.  107  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  25,  p.  387.) 

Sanchez,  Tomas  Antonio  {Ed.)  1730-98. 
Colleccion  de  poesias  oastellanas  anteriores 
al  siglo  XV.  Nueva  ed.  hecha  bajo  la  di- 
reccion  de  D.  Eugenio  de  Ochoa  ;  con  notas 
.  .  .  y  aumentado  con  un  supplemento  qui 
contiene  3  poemas  nUevamente  desoubier- 
tos.    Paris,  1843.    8°-  3366 

Contents.  Adoracioii  de  los  Santos  regcs.— 
Libre  d'Appolonio.— Astorga,  J.  L.  S.  de.  Poema 
de  Alejandro  magno.  —  Poema  del  Cid. — Gonzales 
de  Berceo.  Vlda  de  Santo  Domingo  de  Siloa ;  Vida 
de  San  MUlan ;  Del  aacriilclo  de  la  miaa ;.  Martlrio  de 
San  Lorenzo;  Loores  de  nuestra  SeHora;  Signos  de 
Julclo;  Mllagroa  de  nuestra  SeHora;  Duelo  de  vlrgen 
Maria;  Vlda  de  Santa  Oria  yirgen ;  Hlmnoa;  Loor  de 
Gonzalo  de  Berceo.— Rulx,  J.  Poealaa.— Vlda  de 
Santa  Ittaria  Ggipclaca. 

Pidal,  Pedro  Jose,  and  Janer,  Flo- 

rencio  {Eds.)  Poetas  castellanos  anteriores 
al  siglo  XV.  Madrid,  1864.  8°.  {Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espan.)  — 1103 

Contents.  Poema  de  Alfonso  onoeno.— Libre  de 
Appollonlo.  —  Astorga,  J.  L.  8.  de.  El  libro  de 
Alexandre.— Ayala,  P.  L.  de.  Kimado  de  palacio — 
Poema  del  Cid.— Danza  de  la  muerte.— Poema  del 
Conde  ITernan  Gonzalez.— Gonzalez  de  Berceo. 

Poeaias Poema  de  Jos*.— Lltoro  de  los  reyes  de 

ortente.— Revelacion    de    un   hermitanno.— 
Ruiz,  J.    Libro  de  eautarea.- Santoto,  Babbi.    Pro- 
PABT  Y.— 7. 


yerbioa  morales.— Tractado  de  la  doctrlna.— 
Vida  de  San  Ildefouso.— Vida  de  Santa  Alaria 
Kglpciaca. 

Sanchez  Barbero,  Francisco.    See  Bar- 

bero,  F.  S. 
S&nchi,  India.    Beal,  S.    Some  remarks  on 

the  great  tope  at  S.  18  pp.  (Eoyal  Aalat.  Soc.  Gt. 
Brit.  Joum.  n.  a.  v.  6, 1870,  p.  164.) 

Sancho  IV  {el  Bravo),  King  of  Castile.  1358- 

95.    Oastlgoa  6  dooumentoa.    160,  pp.    (Gayangos,  P. 
de,  Escritores  en  prosa  ant.  al  siglo  16,  p.  79:  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.) 
—  Cronica  de  S.    24  pp.    (Bosell,  0.,  Cronicas  de  los 
reyes  de  Gastilla,  v.  1,  p.  67 :  Bibliot.  de  aidor.  espan.) 

Sancho,  King  of  Majorca.  — 1334.  [Diplo- 
ma.]   2  pp.    (Aohery,  J.  L,  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  705.1 

Sancho    I,  King  of  Portugal.     1154-1313. 

Charta.    1  p.    (Actiery,  j.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  658.) 

Sancho,  Pedro.    16  cent.    Relations  of  oc- 

ourrenta  in  the  conquest  ot  Peru  after  Fernand  Pi- 
zarro's  departure.  4  pp.  (Purohaa,  S.,  Ms  pilgrimes, 
V.  4,  p.  1494.)— Report  on  the  distribution  ot  the  ran- 
som oj  Atahualipa.  16  pp.  {With  Marliham,  0.  B., 
Reports  on  the  discovery  of  Peru,  p.  129 :  Bakluyt  Soc.) 

Sanchoniathon»  or  Sanchuniathon.  Oirca 
B.  0.  14  cent.  Allegories  orientales,  ou  le 
Fragment  de  Sanchoniaton,  qui  contient 
I'histoire  de  Saturne ;  suivie  de  celles  de 
Mercure  et  d'Hercule,  et  de  ses  13  travaux, 
avec  leur  explication  pour  servir  a  I'intelli- 
gence  du  Genie  symbolique  de  I'antiquite 
par  M.  Court  de  Gebelin.  Paris,  1773.  4°. 
(Court  de  Gebelin,  A.,  Monde primitif,  v.  1.) 

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-. Fragmenta  de  cosmogonia  et  theologia 

Phoenicum,  Graece  versa  a  Philone  Byblio, 
animadversionibus,  illustravit,  J.  C.  Orel- 
lius.    Lipsiae,  1836.    8°.  3374 

Historiarum  Phceniciae  libros  IX,  Graece 

versos  a  Philone  Byblio,  ed.,  Latinaque  ver- 
sione  donavit,  F.  Wagenfeld.  Bremae,  1837. 
8°.  1706 

Phoenician  history.    Tr.  from  the  1  book 

of  Eusebius  De  praeparatione  evangelica. 
With  a  continuation  by  Erastosthenes  Cy- 
renaeus  .  .  .  and  chronological  remarks  .  .  . 
by  R.  Cumberland  .  .  .     London,  1730.     8°. 

1706 

Tteology  ot  the  Phceniolana.    18  pp.    (Cory,  J. 

P.,  Anc.fragm.  of  the  Phoenician  .  .  .  writers,  p.  1.) 

Ancient  fragments.    24  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 

Joum.  V.  39,  1829,  p.  260.)— Eckstein,  F.,  Baron  d'. 
Sur  lea  aources  de  la  Coamogonle  de  S.  272  pp.  (Joum. 
asiat.  5  a.  v.  14,  1859,  pp.  167,  362,  601 ;  T.  16,  1860,  pp. 
67,  210,  399.)— Grotefend,  G.  F.  Sanchunlathon's 
Phoehizische  geschichte.  3  pp.  (Zeits.f.  Alterthumsw. 
V.  6, 1839,  p.  1054.)— Iiebas,P.  Sur  la  d^eouverte  d'un 
MS  . .  .  de  S.  22  pp.  (ifei).  d.  deux  mondes,  1836,  4-  s.  v. 
7,  p.  643.)— Renan,  J.  E.  MSmolre  aur  I'orlglne  et  lo 
caractSre  veritable  de  I'hiatoire  phfinicienne  qui  porta 
le  nom  de  S.  94  pp.  (Inat.  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript. 
Mem.  V.  23,  pt.  2, 1858,  p.  241.) 

Sancla,  Queen  of  Portugal.    13  cent.    Charta 

in  graclam  S.  Bernardl.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  PairoJ 
s.  Lai.  V.  185,  p.  982.) 

Sancroft,  William,  D.D.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
bury. 1616-93.  Modern  politica.  21  pp.  (Somers,  J., 
Tracts,  v.  7, 1812,  p.  166.) 

D'Oylt,  G.    Life  of  Wm.  Sancroft,  Abp. 

of  Canterbury.     1831,  3  v. 

GuTCH,  J.  Collectanea  curiosa  ;  or,  mis- 
cellaneous tracts,  relating  to  the  history  and 
antiquities  of  England  and  Ireland  .  .  . 
chiefly  collected  and  now  first  pub.  from 
the  MSS  of  Abp.  Sancroft.     1781,  3  v. 

AVagstaff,  T.    Letter  giving  some  account  ot  the 

last  alcliness  and  death  ot  S.  14  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll. 
of  tracts,  V.  9,  p.  527.) 

Sanct  Hansaften-spil.    63  pp.    CEhlen-. 

schlaeger,  A.  G.,  Digtervaerker,  v.  4,  p.  166. 


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Sancta  Clara,  Abraham  a.    Hedge,  F.  H. 

Lite  of  Sancta  Clara.  3  pp.  (/n  Ms  Prose  writers  ot 
Germany,  p.  46.) 

Sanctaiiilrews,  poem.  5  pp.    (Blackwood^s 

Mag.  V.  6, 1819,  p.  634.) 

Sanctiflcatioii.  Herset,  J.  Privilege  of 
those  who  are  born  of  God.     1841. 

Ackermanik,  C.    Andeutungen  ueber  das  chem- 

Ische  momoDt  im  christUchen  begriff  der  beiligung. 
23  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  pMlos.  v.  1,  1837,  p.  232.J— Brighton 
convention  and  its  opponents.  45  pp.  {London 
Quart.  Xev.  v.  45,  1876,  p.  81.) 

Sanctis,  Francesco  de.  Circa  1810 — .  Saggio 
critico  sul  Petrarca.   Napoli,  1869.   12°.  3365 

Sauctnarium  Duuelmejise  et  sanctua- 
rium  Beverlacense ;  [or,  registers  of  the 
sanctuaries  of  Durham  and  Beveiiey.]  Lon- 
don, 1837.     8°.     {Surtees Soe.  V.  5.)         2546 

Sanctuary,    See  Asylum,  or  sanctuary. 

Sancy,  Nicolas  Harlay  de.  Gaillard,  G.  H. 
Nfigociatlon  de  Mrs.  de  Bouillon  et  de  S.,  en  Angle- 
terre,  en  1B96.  10  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  JVbf.  et  txtr. 
dee  iISS,  v.  2, 1789,  p.  114.) 

Sand,  George,  pseud.  See  Dudevant,  Mme. 
A.  L.  A.  D. 

Sand,  Karl  Ludwig.  Memoir  of,  including 
a  narrative  of  the  circumstances  attending 
the  death  of  Augustus  von  Kotzebue  :  also, 
a  defence  of  the  German  universities.  With 
an  introduction  and  explanatory  notes  by 
the  editor.    London,  1819.     8°.  5813 

Sandal  castle.    Wentworth,  G.    On  the 

town  and  manor  of  Wakefield  and  Sandal  castle.  17 
pp.    (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  20, 1864,  p.  120.) 

Sandars,  Thomas  CoUett.    1825—.    Hegel's 

philosophy  of  right.  37  pp.   (  Ox/oriJ  essays,  1856,  p.  213.) 

Sanday,  William,  D.  D.  1843—.  Author- 
ship and  historical  character  of  the  4  Gospel. 
London,  1872.     8°-  —1237 

Gospels  in  the  2  century,  an  examina- 
tion of  the  critical  part  of  a  work  entitled 
'  Supernatural  religion. '  London,  1876.   12°. 

—1238 

Sandbachi,  William  R.  {Tr.)  Oera  Linda 
book.    See  Oera  Linda  book. 

Sandberger,  Guide,  and  Sandberger, 
Fridolin.  Die  versteinerungen  des  rhei- 
nischen  sohichtensystems  in  Nassau.  Mit 
einer  kurzgefassten  geognosie.  Wiesbaden, 
1850-56.    4°,  and  atlas,  fo.  —1582 

Saiidby,  William.  History  of  the  Royal 
Academy  of  Arts  from  its  foundation  in 
1768  to  the  present  time,  with  biographical 
notices  of  all  the  members.  London,  1862. 
2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Man.  v.  60, 
1862,  p.  643.)  —1714 

Sandeau,  Leonard  Sylvain  Jules.  Cash  and 
pedigree.  16  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  67, 
1850,  p.  431.J— Count  Siglsmnnd'g  will.     14  pp. 

(Rev.   of   in   Blackwood's    Mag.  v.  75,  1854,  p.  315.) 

Planchei  J.  B.  G.  PoStes  et  romauoiers  raodernes 
de  la  Prance.  M.  Jules  Sandeau.  13  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1846,  n.  s.  v.  16,  p.  1107.)— Salnte-Beuve,  C. 
A.  AcadSmie  frangaise.  Exception  de  8.  5  pp.  ( Cause- 
ries  du  Lundi,  v.  16,  p.  322.)— Saintsbury,  G.  Jules 
Sandeau.    16  pp.    {Fortn.  Bee.  n.  s.  v.  23, 1878,  p.  59.) 

Sandel,  Samuel.  Account  of  Emanuel  Swe- 
denborg  as  contained  in  an  eulogium  to  his 
memory  ...  Tr.  from  the  Swedish,  with 
introductory  observations.  London,  1834. 
12°.  5877 

Sandenian,  Archibald.  Pelicotetics,  or  the 
science  of  quantity.  An  elementary  treatise 
on  algebra  and  its  groundwork  arithmetic. 
Cambridge,  1868.    8°.  —3435  ' 


Sandeo,  Felino  Maria.  1444-1503.  De  regi- 
bus  SloiUae  et  Apuliae  liber.  26  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G., 
Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  5.) 

IVIceron,  J.  P.    M«m.  des  hommes,  v.  41. 

Sander,  Levin  Christian.     1756-1819.    Aus- 

wahl  altdaenischer  heldenlieder  und  bal- 
laden  mit  durchgaengiger  ruecksicht  auf 
die  musik,  metrisch  uebersetzt.  Kopen- 
hagen,  1816.     16°.  3346 

Sander,  Nicholas.    See  Sanders,  N.,  D.  "D. 

Sanders,  Antoine.    Niceron,  J.   P.    Mem. 

des  homines,  v.  15. 

Sanders,  Daniel.  1819—.  Woerterbuoh  der 
deutschen  sprache.     Leipzig,  1860-65.     2  v. 

in  3,  4°.  R.25 

Contents. 
A-Kyre,  v.  ] .  S-Zypresse,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 

L-Eyssel,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 

Woerterbuch  der  Tiauptsohwierigkeiten 

in  der  deutschen  sprache.    Berlin,  1880.   8°. 

—2185 
Sanders,  Lloyd  Charles  (.Ed.)  1857—.  Celeb- 
rities of  the  century :  being  a  dictionary  of 
men  and  women  of  the  19  century.   London, 
1887.     8°-      •  1141 

{Ed.)    Statesmen  series.    London,  1888. 

12°.  4833 

Contents.  Kelibel,  T.  E.    Llfeof  Lord  Beaconsfleld. 

Sanders,  Nicholas,  D.  D.  1527-83.  Rise  and 
growth  of  the  Anglican  schism.  Pub.  A.  D. 
1585,  with  a  continuation  by  Rev.  Edward 
Rishton.  Tr.  by  David  Lewis.  London, 
1877.     8°.  ,  —1273 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  15. 

Sanders,  Thomas.    16  cent.    Voyage  of  Ship 

Jesus  to  Tripoiis  in  Barbary,  1583.    9  pp.    (Hakluyt, 
E.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  306.) 

Sanders.    See  also  Saunders. 
Sanderson,  Daniel.    Dictionary,  Canarese 

and  English.     See  Reeve,  Rev.  W. 
Sanderson,  John.    16  cent.    Sundrie  per- 

sonall  voyages,  1684-1602.    27  pp.    (Purchas,  S.,  Bis 
pilgrimes,  v.  2,  p.  1614.) 

Sanderson,  John,  and  others.  Biography 
of  the  signers  to  the  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence.    Phila.  1823-28.     9  v.  8°.        3823 

Contents. 
Adams,  J.  T.  8.  Livingston,  P.  v.  2,  3. 

Adams,  S.  V.  9.  Lynch,  T.,  Jr.  v.  6. 

Barllett,  J.  v.  8.  McKean,  T.  v.  6. 

Braxton,  C.  v.  6.  Middleton,  A.  v.  6. 

Carroll,  C,  of  CarrolUon,       Morris,  L.  v.  2,  9. 
~  "  Morris,  E.  v.  2,  6. 


V.  7. 
Chase,  S.  v.  9. 
Clark,  A.  V.  2,  6. 
Clymer,  G.  v.  4. 
Ellery,  W.  v.  9. 
Floyd,  W.  V.  2,  i. 
Gerry,  E.  v.  8. 
Gwinnett,  B.  v.  3, 
Hall,  L.  V.  3. 
Hancock,  J.  v.  1. 
Harrison,  B.  v.  8. 
Hart,  J.  V.  2,  9. 
Hewes,  J.  v.  7. 
Hey  ward,  T.,  Jr.  v.  i. 
Hooper,  W.  v.  7. 
Hopkins,  S.  V.  6. 
Hopklnsou,  E.  V.  2. 
Huntington,  S.  v.  2,  4. 
Jefferson,  T.  v.  7. 
Lee,  P.  L.  V.  9. 
Lee,  E.  H.  V.  9. 
Lewis,  P.  V.  2,  6. 

mie.—Y.  2  is  of  the  2  ed. 

Sanderson,  John  Philip.  1818-64.  Repub- 
lican landmarks.  The  views  and  opinions 
of  American  statesmen  on  foreign  immigra- 
tion, being  a  collection  of  statistics  of  popu- 
lation, pauperism,  crime,  etc.-  Phila.  1856. 
8  •  —1345 


Morton,  J.  v.  6. 
Nelson,  T.,  Jr.  v.  7. 
Paca,  W.  V.  8. 
Penn,  J.  v.  6. 
Read,  G.  v.  4. 
Eodney,  C.  v.  8, 
Boss,  G.  v.  8. 
Eush,  B.  V.  4. 
Eutledge,  E.  v.  3. 
Sherman,  E.  v.  2,  3. 
Smith,  J.  V.  7. 
Stockton,  E.  V.  2,  3. 
Stone,  T.  v.  9. 
Taylor,  G.  v.  9. 
Thornton,  M.  v.  5. 
Walton,  G.  v.  4. 
Whipple,  W.  v.  6. 
Williams,  W.  V.  2,  4. 
Wilson,  J.  V.  6. 
Wltherspoon,  J.  v.  2,  5. 
Woloott,  O.  V.  2,  3. 


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Sanderson,  Robert,  Bp.  of  Lincoln.  Wal- 
ton,!. Life  of  S.  86  pp.  (/nWsUves,  p.  329.)— ■Words- 
woi-tli,  0.    In  his  Eoclea.  blog.  v.  4,  p.  395.    80  pp. 

Sandford,  Mrs.  (—).    Greenwood,  F.  W.  P. 

Mrs.  Saiidford  on, the  character  of  woman.  4  pp. 
(C/ir.  i'lam.  v.  13, 1833,  p.  163.) 

Sandford,  Daniel,  D.  D.    Remains.    28  pp. 

(Rev.  ot  In  N.  Y.  Rex>.  v.  3, 1838,  p.  67.) 

Sandford,  Sir  Daniel   Keyte.     1799-1838. 

Letter  to  Eev.  P.  Elmsley,  In  answer  to  the  appeal 
made  to  Prof.  Sandford,  as  umpire  between  the  Uni- 
versity of  Oxford  and  the  Edinburgh  Eeview.    31  pp. 

.    (Pamj)Weieer,v.  21,1822,  p.  136.) 

Notice  ot  Prof.  Sandford's  CtreeK  class-books. 

8  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  37, 1828,  p.  90.) 

Sandford,  John  F.  A.  Howard,  B.  C.  Re- 
port of  the  decision  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
the  United  States,  and  the  opinions  of  the 
judges  thereof,  in  the  case  of  Dred  Scott 
versus  John  F.  A.  Sandford.     1857. 

Sandford  and  Merton,  History  of.  Day, 
T.     3  V.  1205 

Sandliui'St  college  and  Woolwich  acad- 
emy.   11  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  14, 1836,  p.  168.) 

Sandifort,  Gerard.     1779-1848.     Ontleed- 

kundige  beschouwing  van  eon  volwassen  Orang-Oetan 
. .  .  vanhetmannelljkgesohlacht.  28  pi.  (Temminck, 
C.  J.,  Verh.  der  nederl.  overze&sche  bezitt.) 

S&ndilya.  Aphorisms  ;  with  the  commen- 
tary of  Swapneswara.  Ed.  by  J.  R.  Ballan- 
tyne.  [Sanscrit.]  Calcutta,  1861.  8°.  {Bib- 
lioth.  Indiea.)  3165 

Tlie  same,  tr.  by  E.  B.  Cowell.  Calcutta, 
1878.     8°.     [Biblioth.  Indiea.)  3102 

iSandrai't,  Joachim  von.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  his  Hist,  des  pelntres:  Ecole  allemande.    4  pp. 

Sandras,  Courtilz  de.    See  Courtilz  de  San- 

dras,  G. 
Sandras,    Etienne   Gustave.     1814 — .     De 

carminibus  Anglo-Saxonicis  Caedmoni  adju- 

dicatis  disquisitio.    Parisiis,  1859.    8°.    1373 
Etude  sur  G.  Chaucer  oonsidere  comme 

imitateur  des  trouveres.    Paris,  1859.     8°. 

1374 
Sandrandiga.    Freminville,  C.  P.  de  la  P. 

de.  Sur  I'autel  de  S.  et  sur  le  dolmen  de  Loomarlaker. 
5  pp.  1  pi.  (See.  antlq.  de  France,  item.  v.  1,  1817, 
p.  433.) 

Sandreczki,  Karl.    Ein  beitrag  zur  kennt- 

nlss  der  arabischen  spraohe  In  ihrer  gegenwaertlgen 
fortblldung.  20  pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v. 
27,  1873,  p.  633.)— Die  Maltesische  miindart,  38 
pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  30,  1876,  p.  723; 
v.  33,  1879,  p.  225.) 

Sandringham.    Eighteen  years  on  Sand- 

ringham  estate.     [1887.] 
Russell,  W.  H.     Prince  ot  Wales  at  S.     27  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  70, 1885,  p.  747.) 

Sands,  Com.  Benjamin  Franklin,  and  others. 
Reports  on  observations  of  the  total  eclipse 
of  the  sun,  Aug.  7,  1869.  Washington,  1869. 

Sands,  Edwin.  See  Sandys,  E. ,  Ahp.  of  York. 

Sands,  Robert  Charles.  1799-1882.  Writings, 
in  prose  and  verse,  with  a  memoir  of  the 
author  [by  G.  C.  Verplanck].  New  York, 
1834.    2  V.  8°.  2143 

Contents.  Association,  v.  2.— Boynca,  v.  2.— John 
Brown,  v.  2.— The  Bntterlly,  v.  2.— Caio  Gracco 
of  Monti,  V.  l._Hl3torlcal  notice  ot  Hernan  Cortes, 
v.  1.— Daniel  Roofc,  v.  2.— The  Dead  of  1832,  v.  2.— 
The  Deluge,  V.  2.— Domestic  literature,  v.  1.— 
Dream  of  Papantzin,  v.  2.— Monody,  to  the  memory 
ot  the  Kev.  J.  W.  Easttourn,  v.  2.— Elegy  on  Henry 
Slender,  v.  2 Garden  of  "Venus,  v.  1.— The  Ger- 
man's story,  V.  2. -Ghosts  on  the  stage,  v.  2.— 
Good  night,  v.  2.— Thoughts  on  handvrrltlne,  v. 
2.— Hoboken,  v.  2.— Horatius  Placcus,  Q.  Book 
II,  carm.  3;  Epode  2,  v.  2. —  Invocation,  v.  2.— 
Isaac  s  a  type  of  the  Eedeemer,  v,  1,— Iietter  from 


Orange  county,  v.  2. — Iiinos  written  in  an  album,  v. 
2. — The  liover  to  tlie  tree,  v,  2.— The  Man  who 
burned  «Tohn  Rogers,  V.  2.— Mr.  De  Viellecour 
and  his  neighbors,  T.  2, — IVoah,  a  poem,  y.  2. — 
The  Ocean  of  nonsense,  V.  2. — Parting,  v.  2. — 
Monody,  made  on  the  late  Mr.  Samuel  Patch,  v.  2. — 
Police  literature,  v.  2. — Preface  to  an  album,  v. 
2.— Psalm  OXXXVII,  v.  2.— A  Simple  tale,  v.  2.— 
Sleep,  V.  2.— John  Smith,  v.  2.— The  Stars,  a  poetic 
meditation,  v.  2. — Stranger  in  "WeehawU,  v.  2. — 
The  Sun  looks  on  naught,  etc.  v.  2.— To  a  lady 
on  the  death  of  her  daughter,  v.  2. — Verplanck,  Gt. 
a.  Memoir  ot  S.  v.  1.— Prologue  to  Waldimar,  v.  2. 
—Scenes  at  Washington,  Nos.  1,  2,  v.  2.— Wce- 
hawken,  v.  2.— Yamoyden  5  a  tale  of  the  wars  ot 
King  Philip,  V.  1. 

Yamoyden,  a  tale.   23  pp.   (Eev.  ot  in  N,  Am.  Ben. 

V.  12, 1821,  p.  466.) 

Verplanck,  a.  C.    Memoir  of  S.    28  pp.    (Sands, 

E.  C,  Writings,  v.  1,  p.  3.) 

Sands,  Thomas.  Pollexfen,  Sir  H.  Argu- 
ment of  a  learned  counsel  upon  an  action  of 
the  case  brought  by  the  East  India  Company 
against  Mr.  Thomas  Sands,  an  interloper. 
lAnon.J   1696.    ( Wii/i  te  Discourse  of  trade. ) 

Sandstroein,  C.  E.  De  L.  Annsei  Senecae 
tragoediis  commentatio.    Upsalae,  1872.   8°. 

3233 

Sandusky.  Butteefield,  C.  W.  Historical 
account  of  the  expedition  against  Sandusky 
under  Col.  Wm.  Crawford  in  1782  .  .  .   1873. 

Sandwich,  Earl  of.  See  Montagu,  E.,  lEarl 
of  Sandwich.— Monta,gu,  J.,  4  Earl  of  Sand- 
wich. 

Sandwich,  England.  Burrows,  M.  Cinque 
ports.  1888.  (Freeman,  E.  A.,  and  Hunt, 
W.,  Historic  towns.) 

- —  licwis,  J.  Enquiry  into  the  antiquity  of  the  2  an- 
cient i5orts  of  Eichborough  and  8.  6  pp.  {Archaeologta, 
V.  1,  1779,  p.  79.)— Smith,  0.  E.  Letter  communi- 
cating an  account  ot  some  antiquities  found  in  the 
neighbourhood  of  S.  5  pp.  1  pi.  {Arcltaeologia,  v.  30, 
1844,  p.  132.) 

Sandwich,  Mass.    Davis,  W.    Description 

01  S.  8  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  8, 1802,  p.  119.)— 
Ha-wley,  G.  Anecdotes  respecting  S.  6  pp.  (Mass. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  3,  1794,  p.  188;) 

Sandwich  islands.  See  Hawaiian  islands. 

Sandy  foundation  shaken.    Penn,  W. 

IWith  his  Rise  and  progress  of  Quakers.) 

-3287 
Sandy  Hook,  N.  Y.    Houghton,  G.    Sandy 

Hools.    13  pp.    (Sa-ibner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 1879,  p.  641.) 

Sandy  riTcr  settlement.    12  pp.    Allen, 

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H.  Cruise  of  the  "Rosario"  amongst  the 
New  Hebrides  and  Santa  Cruz  islands.  1873. 

See  also  ^ueen  Cliarlotte  islands. 

Santa  F6,  New  Mexico.  Hayes,  A.  A. ,  Jr. 
New  Colorado  and  the  Santa  Fe  trail.     1880. 

Brewerton,  G.  D.     Incidents  of  travel  in  New 

Mexico.  20  pp.  (Barper's  Mag.  v.  8,  1864,  p.  677.)— 
SxpedlMong  to  S.  19  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  60, 
1845,  p.  196.)- Gray,  A.  Plantae  Findlerianae  Novl 
Mexlcanae  .  .  .  116  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Scl. 
Mem.  n.  s.  v.  4,  pt.  1,  1849,  p.  1.)— Hayes,  A.  A.,  Jr. 
Santa  Fe  trail.  12  pp.  (Harper's  ilfag'.  v.  61, 1880,  p.  185.) 
— Ingersoll,  E.  La  villa  real  de  S.  16  pp.  {Earper's 
Mag.  V.  60.  18B0,  p.  667.)  . 

Santa    Giorgio,    Monastery    near    Rieti. 

liupo,  ( — ).  Praeceptura  de  condltione  monasterli 
Sanctl  Georgii  prope  Reate.  2  pp.  (Mablllon,  J.,  and 
Germain,  M.,  Mus.  Ital.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  60.) 

Santa  Maria  della  Scala,  Siena.  Atkin- 
son, A.  D.  Hospital  of  S.  8  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  17,  1878,  p.  220.) 

Santa    Maria-Ia-Real'de-las-IIuel- 

fag.  Monastery.    Laran,  T.    Le  monastSre,  espagnol 
e  las  HTuelgas.    14  pp.    (^nn.  arcMo!.  v.  9, 1849,  p.  274.) 

Santa  Maura,  Island.  Hardion,  J.  Disser- 
tation sur  le  sault  de  Leucade.  12  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  7, 1733,  p.  260.) 

Santa  Bosa,  Santorre  Annibale  Derossi, 
Conic  di.  —1825.  On  the  Piedmoutese  revolution.  69 
pp.    (Pamphleteer,  v.  19, 1822,  p.  9.) 

Amato,  G.  d'.    Santorre  dl  Santarosa  (1821).  42  pp. 

{In  his  Panteon,  v.  1,  p.  217.)— Cousin,  V.  Santa-Bosa. 
49  pp.    (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1840,  4  s.  v.  21,  p.  640.) 

Santa  ISosa  island.  Browne,  J.  R.  Island 

of  S.    5  pp.    (  Ouerld.  Monthly,  v.  18,  1874,  p.  209.) 

Santa  Sabina,  Monastery,  Rome.  Descemet, 

(— ).  MSmolre  sur  les  fouilles  exIcutSea  h,  S.  (1856-57). 
38  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  M€m.  divers  sav. 
Is.  V.  6,  pt.  2, 1864,  p.  165.) 

Santacroce,  Prospero,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Al- 
bano.  1513-89.  De  clvllibus  Galliae  dlasenslonibus 
commentarlorum  llbrl  III.  26  pp.  (ManSne,  E.,  and 
Durand,  TJ.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  5,  p.  1427.) 

Santacrnz  Pachacuti,  Joan  de.    16  cent. 

Relacion  de  antlguedades  deste  reyno  del  Plrd.  100 
pp.    {Tres  relaciones  de  antlguedades  Peruanas,  p.  229.) 

SS^ntanava.    See  Qantanava. 


SANTANDER 


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SAO  FRANCISCO  RIVER 


Santander,  Pedro  de.    16  cent.     Carta  k 

S.  M.  aobre  el  proyeoto  de  poblaolon  de  la  Florida; 
fecha  en  SevlUa  a  15  de  Julio  da  1657.  26  pp.  {Col.  doc. 
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Saiilaiigelo,  Orazio  de  Attellis.  Circular 
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11,1S39...  81  pp.  (Bound pampfe.  V.  115.)— McRoberts, 
S.  Address  In  reply  to  a  publication  of  O.deS.  16  pp. 
[Bound  pamph.  v.  115.) 

Santee  river.    Swain,  G.  F.    Santee  river 

and  LributJirles.  36  pp.  {In  hu  Report  on  the  water- 
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Saiiteii,  Laurens  van.  1746-98.  Exoerpta 
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V.  1,  p.  9:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  La.t.) 

Santerre,  Jean  Baptiste.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

In  Ids  Hist,  Ues  peintrea:  Ecole  fraugalse,  v.  1.    4  pp. 
Saiiti,  Giovanni.    Passavant,  J.  D.    Raphael 
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Blnnc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his  Hist,  des  pelntres:  Ecole 

ombrieuue  et  roraalue.    8  pp. 

Santi,  Rafifaello.    See  Raflaele  Sanzio. 
Santiago,  Chili.    Seve,  E.    Patria  Chilena. 
Chili  telqu'il  est.     i876. 

Santiago  catastropUe  and  its  critics*    13  pp. 

{Dublin  tiev.  n.  s.  v.  2.  1S6+,  p.  419.) 

Santiago  de  Coiupostela,  Spain.  Pil- 
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1864,  p.  234.) 

Santillan,  Fernando  de.    16  cent.    Relacion 

del  urigeu,  desuendeucia,  polttica,  y  gobieruo  de  loa 
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p.l.) 

Saiitillaiia,  Marques  de.    See  Mendoza,  I. 

L.  de. 
Santillo  WoTa  {pseud.)  See  Villano,  Santo. 
Santo>Doniingo. 

Chastenet  de  Putsegur,  A.  M.  J.  Trea- 
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1802. 

Fabens,  J.  W.    Life  in  Santo  Domingo. 

1873. 

Hazard,  S.     Santo  Domingo,   past  and 

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Keim,  De  B.  R.     San  Domingo  .  .  .   1870. 

MoREAU  DE  Saint-Mert,  M.  L.  E.  De- 
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politique,  et  historique  de  la  partie  frangaise 
de  I'isle  Saint-Domingue.     1797-98,  3  v. 

Stanislaus,  F.  A..  Baron  de  Wimpffen. 

Voyage  to  Saint  Domingo  in  1788-90.     1817. 

U.  S.  Commission  of  Inquiry  to  Santo 

Domingo.  Report,  with  the  introductory 
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Coiiant,  S.  8.    Cradle  of  the  New  World.    18  pp. 

{^Harper's  Mag.  y.  46, 1873,  p.  641.)— Ijamache,  P.  Salnt- 
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— Letter  on  S.  T>.  3  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  15, 
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S.  D.  2  pp.  1  pi.  {Archaeologia,  v.  13,  1800,  p.  206.)— 
Vergennes,  C.  G.  de.  Mdmolre  sur  Tile  Salnt- 
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p.  229.) 

See  also  Hayti. 

Santo-Domingo,  History.  Charlevoix, 
P.  F.  X.  de.  Histoire  de  I'Isle  espagne,  ou 
de  S.  Domingue.     1730-31,  3  v. 

Dalmas,  a.     Histoire  de  la  revolution  de 

Saint-Domingue.     1814,  3  v. 

Edv^aeds,  B.     Historical  survey  of  the 

island  of  Saint  Domingo.     1801. 

Laceoix,  F.  J.  P.,  Vicomte  de.    Memoires 

pour  servir  A  1 'histoire  de  la  revolution  de 
Saint-Domingue.     1830,  3  v. 


Lattre,  p.  a.  de.    Campagnes  des  Fran- 

5ais  a  Saint-Dominque.     1805. 

Peadt,  D.  D.,  Abbi  de  (Ed.)  Pieces  re- 
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' Creacion  de  sii  aiidieucia  la  prlmera  que  se 

estableclO  en  los  dominios  espnHnlPs.  19  pp.  (Col. 
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{Rev.  d.  deux  mflnd«6-,  1801.  2p6r.  v.  33,  p.  645.)— Ijossing, 
B.J.  The  "horrors  of  S."  9  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  ^'i, 
1871,  p.  76.)— Chapter  on  our  political  relations 
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Porter,  D.D.  Secret  missions  to  S.  15  pp.  {N.Am. 
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87  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  p.  732;  v.  10,  1862, 
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Sec  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  41,  1825,  p.  497. 

SantO'Oomingo,  Natural  history.  NicoL- 
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Santol>,  Rabbi.  14  cent.   Proverbios  morales. 

42  pp.  (Sanchez,  T.  A.,  and  others.  Poet.  Castell.  ant. 
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Santorin,  Volcano.    Lenorraant,  F.     Le  vol- 

cau  de  S.  104  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  68, 1866,  pp.  122, 
325,  962.)— Seebach,  K.  von.  Der  vullian  von  S.  32 
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Santorini,  or  Santorin,  Island.    Burnouf, 

B.  L.  Santorin.  25  pp.  (M /lis  M6m.  s.ur  l'antlqult6, 
p.  109.)  —  Fouqiie,  F.  Prera)6re  rapport  sur  une 
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et  lit.  7.  4,  p.  223.)— Greek  Hercnlaneum.  6  pp. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  76,  1870,  p.  87.) 

Santos,  Francisco.    17  cent.    Dia  y  noche  de 

Madrid.  129  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan. 
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liot. de  aulor.  espan.) 

Santos,  Francisco  de  los.  17  cent.  Descrip- 
cion  del  real  monasterio  de  San  Lorenzo  de 
el  Escorial,  unica  maravilla  del  mundo. 
Madrid,  1698.    fo.  3543 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  Spanish,  by 
George  Thompson.    London,  1760.   4°.   3543 

Santos,  Joano  dos.  17  cent.  History  of 
eastern  Ethiopia.  63  pp.  (Plnlierton,  J.,  Voyages,  v. 
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Sanuto,  Marino,  II  giovane.  1466-1531. 
Spedizione  di  Carlo  VIII  in  Italia,  publicata 
per  cura  di  Rinaldo  Fulin.  Venezia,  1888. 
8°  3553 

Vitae  ducum  Venetorum,  ab  origine  urbis, 

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De  bello  Galileo,  slve  de  rebus  In  Italia  gestls  i 

Carolo  VIII,  et  Ludovlco  XII,  Galliae  reglbus  ab  anno 
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Sanuto,  Marino,  called  Torsello.  14  cent. 
Liber  secretorum  fidelium  crucis  super  ter- 
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SanTltale,  Luigi,  Bp.  of  Placenza.    1773- 

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Sanxay,  James.  1718-66.  Lexicon  Aristo- 
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Sanxay,  France.    La  Croix,  C.  de.    Fouilles 

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Sanzio,  Giovanni.    See  Santi,  G. 

Sanzio,  RafEaello.    See  RafJaele  Sanzio. 

Sao  Francisco  river,  Brazil.  Burton, 
R.  F.  Explorations  of  the  Highlands  of 
Brazil  .  .  .  Also  canoeing  down  1500  miles 
of  the  great  river  Sao  Francisco.     1869,  2  v. 


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Sap.    Abbott,  L.    Nature's  common  carrier. 

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Siaplio.    See  Sappho. 

Sapientia  Teternm,  De.  See  Bacon,  F., 
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B.  de.  Occupation  de  Grenoble  par  les  Sarraslns,  au 
10  SlSole.     21  pp.    (Journ.  asiat.  3  s.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  401.) 

See  also  Arabia. -Crusades. — Idoliammed.— 
Sicily.- Spain. 

Saragossa,  Spain.    Brougham,  B..,  Baron. 

Spanish  affairs.  Saragoasa.  26  pp.  (Contrib.  to  the 
Edin.  Rev.  t.  2,  p.  232 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  14,  1809,  p.  244.) 

Saraina,  Torello.      16  cent.     De   civitatis 

Veronae  orlgine,  amplltudine,  virls  illuatrlbus,  domi- 
nio,  raonumentis  antiquis  urbis,  et  agrl  Veronenals, 
et  Interpretatione  litterarum  antiquarum  librl  VI; 
HIstorlarum  et  gestorum  Veronensium  temporlbus 
popull,  et  dominorum  Scallgerofum  libri  tres.  112 
pp.    (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  anliq.  Ital.  v.  9,  pt.  1.) 

Saranac  lake,  etc.    Street,  A.  B.    Woods 

and  waters  ;  or,  the  Saranacs  and  Racket. 

1860. 
' Rtcliards,  T.  A.     A  forest  story ;    the   hunting 

grounds  of  the  Saranac.    14  pp.    [Harper's  Mag.  v.  19, 

1869,  p.  310.) 

Saratoga,  N.  Y.  Sheppard,  N.  Saratoga 
chips  and  Carlsbad  wafers.     1888. 

Stone,  W.  L.   Reminiscences  of  Saratoga 

and  Ballston.     1880. 

liCisure  llours  at  S.    4  pp.     [Bern.  Rev.  v.  1, 1838, 

p.  199.)- Stone,  W.  L.  Saratoga  Springs.  15  pp. 
[Harp  ,s  Mag.  V.  53,  1816,  p.  3S5.)— Tenney.  S.  Ac- 
eounr. '  f  a  number  of  medicinal  springs  at  S.  in  the 
state  of  New  York.  18  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Scl. 
Mem.  V.  2,  pt.  1,  1193,  p.  43.) 

Sarawak,  Borneo.  Brooke,  C.  Ten  years 
in  Sarawak.     1866,  3  v. 

Jacob,  G.  L.   The  Raja  of  Sarawak.   1876, 

3  V. 

St.  John,  S.     Life  of  Sir  James  Brooke, 

Rajah  of  Sarawak,  from  his  personal  papers 
and  correspondence.     1879. 

Kastern  arcliipelago  and  tlie  RajalL  of  S.    22 

pp.     [Dublin  Rev.  v.  24,  1K48,  p.  295.) 

Sarbieuski, Matthias  Casimir.    On  the  life 

and  writings  of  Casimir.  22  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Journ.  V.  25,  1822,  p.  103  ;  T.  31,  1825,  p.  308.) 

Sarcey,  Francisque.  1828—.  Siege  de  Paris. 
Impressions  et  souvenirs.  24  ed.  Paris, 
1871.     12°.  1698 

Sarcocele.    Larrey,  D.  I.,  Baron.    Du  sar- 

coc6le.    16  pp.    (Descript.  de  I'Bgypte,  v.  13,  p.  134.) 

Sarcoli,  Pietro.     Amato,  G.  d'.     Pietro  Sar- 

coli.    1  p.    [tn  his  Panteon,  v.  2,  p.  314.) 

Sarcophagus.  Le  Blant,  E.  F.  Etude 
sur  les  sarcophages  Chretiens  antiques  de  la 
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1878. 

Aquari,  A.     Dl  due  sarcofagi  acoperti  reoente- 

mente  nella  vigna  Aquari,  f  uori  la  porta  Latlna.  14 
pp.  2  pi.  (Rome,  Comra.  archeol.  munlcip.  Bull.  v.  5, 
1871,  p.  146.) — Beaulieu,  .T.  L.  Des  sarcophages  en 
plomb,  et  de  I'fipoque  S.  laquelle  lis  commenc6rent  a 
Stre  en  usage  dans  les  Gaules.  12  pp.  (Snc.  antiq.  de 
France,  Mim.  v.  16,  1842,  p.  99.)— Dulin.  F.  von.  Sar- 
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(Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  33, 1872,  p.  188.)— Ger- 
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Viliefosse.  A.  Sarcophages  Chretiens  de  Cadarcet 
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the  discovery  of  part  of  a  sarcophagus  at  Reading 
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1859.)— Prost,  A.  Note  sur  un  petit  sarcophage  du 
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Sarcophage  d'un  rol  de  Sidon.  4  pp.  [Rev.  archiol. 
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desslDS  en  nolr  et  d'lnscriptions  en  caractSres  6gyp- 
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Bull.  1867-58,  p.  102  ;  with  Mm.  v.  24,  1869.)— Vlscontl, 
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See  also  Coffins. 

Sardanapalus,  King  of  Nineveh. .  Guignes, 
J.  de.  Explication  de  rinscription  du  tombeau  de  S. 
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Sardanapalus  II.    See  Esarhaddon. 
(Sardanapalus.    141pp.     Byron,  G.G.N. , 

Baron,  Poet,  works,  v.  5,  p.  313. 

Sardenai,  Le  miracle  de.  19  pp.  Ray- 
naud, G.    (Romania,  v.  11, 1882,  p.  519.) 

Sardl,  Alessandro.     1520-88.    De  nummis. 

8  pp.  _   (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  11,  p.  1715.) 

Sardl,  Tommaso.      Romagnoli,   G.      Frate 

Tommaso  Sardi  e  11  suo  poema  Inedlto  dell'  Anlma 
peregrina.  45  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  18,  pt.  2,  1885, 
p.  289.) 

Sardinia,  Island. 

Smyth,  W.  H.  Sketch  of  the  present 
state  of  the  island  of  Sardinia.     1828. 

Tyndale,  J.   W.      Island  of    Sardinia. 

1849,  3  V. 

Valery,  A.  C.    Voyages  en  Corse,  a  Pile 

d'Elbe,  et  en  Sardaigne.     1837,  2  v. 

9I£nant,  J.    Sardaigne.    6  pp.    (In  his  Beoherches 

Bur  la  glyptlque  orlentale,  v.  2,  p.  253.)— Mortlllet, 
G.  de.  Hache  phfinicienue  en  bronze.  4  pp.  (Rev. 
archeol.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1867,  p.  269.)— Oliver,  S.  P.  Stone 
monuments  of  S. :  their  mysterious  origin  and  des- 
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— Playrair,  E.  L.  In  his  Handbook  to  the  Mediter- 
ranean, p.  344.    17  pp. 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  66, 1849,  p.  33. 

Sardinia,  Island.    Geology,  etc. 

Bornemann,  J.  G.  Versteinerungen  des  cam- 
brlschen  schlchtensystems  der  Insel  Sardinia  . .  .  148 
pp.  33  pi.  (Acad.  Caes.  Leop.-Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  51 
1887,  p.  1.) 

Sardinia,  Island.    History. 

Cluver,  p.  Sardinia  et  Corsica  antiquae. 
1725.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Sieil. 
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Graevius  (Graefe),  J.  G.       Thesaurus 

antiquitatum  et  historiarum  Siciliae  . .  .  Sar- 
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Para,  G.  F.     De  rebus  Sardois  historla.     36  pp. 

(Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  16.)— Jurien- 
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d.  deux  mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  4,  pp.  395,  594.)— Muilta- 
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De  mystlca  Sardlnlae  fertllitate  eclogae  IV.  152  pp. 
(Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Sicil.  v.  15.) 

Sardinia,  Island.    Manners  and  customs. 
Canzoni  popolari  sarde  in  dialetto  sardo 
centrale  ossia  Logudorese.     [1881.] 

Randaclo,  F.  (Ed.)    Cantl  popolari  sardi  de  oa- 

giiari.  4  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  5,  1886, 
p.  241.)— R,ohde,E.  Sardlnische  sage  von  den  neun- 
Bchlaefern.  7  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  a.  v.  35, 1880,  p. 
157.)— Usl,  costuml  e  dlaletti  sardi.  16  pp.  (Ar- 
chiv. studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  5, 1886,  p.  17.) 

Sardinia,  Kingdom. 

Quarnerto,  P.  E.  Prime  saggio  dl  novelle  popolari 
sarde.  74  pp.  (Archiv.  studio  tradiz.  popolari,  v.  2, 1883, 
pp.  19, 185,  481 ;  v.  3,  1884,  p.  233.)— Lilbrl,  G.  Revue 
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pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1832,  v.  5,  p.  699.) — Recent 
travels  In  S.  14  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  62,  1858, 
p.  399.) 

See  also  Aosta.— Montferrat.— Fiedmont.—Sar- 
diuta.  Island.— Savoy, 

Sardinia,  Kingdom.    Education. 

Botta,  V.  Public  instruction  in  S.  72  pp.  (Am.  J, 
of  Education,  V.  3,1867,  p.  513;  v.  4,  1858,  pp.  37,  479.)— 
Military  system  and  education  in  S,    16  pp. 

(Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  13, 1863,  p.  466.) 

Sardinia,  Kingdom.    History. 

Historiae  patriae  monumenta  ed.  jussu 
regis  Caroli  Alberti.     1836-84,  17  v.  in  18. 

Sardinia  and  Rome.    30  pp.     (Quart.  Rev.  v.  97, 

1856,  p.  41.)— How  must  Sardinia  fight  Austria?    9 

pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  48,  1856,  p.  606.) 

See  also  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  62, 1856,  p.  257 ;  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  85,  1867,  p.  330. 

Sardinia,  Kingdom.    Law. 

Administration  de  la  Justice  civile  dans  les 
§tats  sardes.  12  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s. 
V.  1, 1846,  p.  234.)— Portalis,  J.  M.  Quelques  obser- 
vations a,  I'occaslon  d'un  Code  civil  pour  les  Etats  . .  . 
de  Sardalgoe.  108  pp.;  Suite  des  observations.  40 
pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Set.  moral.  Mim.  2  s.  v.  2, 
1839,  p.  163;  v.  4,  1844,  p.  245.) 

Sardinia,  Kingdom.    Politics. 

Craullier,  E.  H.  La  diplomatle  sarde,  pendant  la 
rSpubllque  et  sous  I'emplre.  43  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  n.  p§r.  v.  4, 1859,  p.  209.)— Rome  and  Sar- 
dinia.    35  pp.     (Dublin  Rev.  v.  39,  1856,  p.  164.) 

Sardinian  language.    Hogg,  J.    Sicilian 

and  Sardinian  languages.  40  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit. 
Trans.  2  8.  v.  i,  1853,  p.  309.)— Scltucliardt,  H.  Pho- 
n^tiques  oomparge.  De  quelques  modifications  de  la 
oonsonne  inltiale  dans  les  dlalectes  de  la  Sardaigne, 
du  centre  et  du  sud  de  I'ltalie.  30  pp.  (Romania,  v.  3, 
1874,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Italian  language,  Dialects. 

Sardinian  vendetta,  A.    30  pp.    (Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  81,  1373,  pp.  14, 168.) 

Sardis,  Asia  Minor.    Barre,  L.  F.  J.  de  la. 

Remarques  sur  la  route  de  Sardes  a,  Suses.  22  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Bist.  v.  8, 1733,  p.  341.) 
— Belley,  A.  Observations  bistoriques  sur  les  mi- 
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la  prise  de  Sardes  par  Cyrus.  Supplement  an  M«- 
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Sai^-dou,  Antoine  Leandre.  1803—.  L'idiome 
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(3V.)    Vida  de  Sant  Honorat.     See  Fe- 

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Sardou,  J.  B.    Notice  sur  I'Abbe  Bayle.    11 

pp.  (Bayle,  M.  A.,  Anthol.  provencale,  p.  v:  Biblioth. 
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Sardou,  Victorien.     Lindau,   F.    Victorien 

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Matthevrg,  J.  B.  Victorien  Sardou.  31  pp.  (In  his 
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and  Gnillaiiiuet,  A.  flls.      Costumes 

du  directoire,  tires  des  merveilleuses.  [With 
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Sareph  and  Hamar,  poem.  30  pp.  Hill, 

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Sargaiit,  William  Lucas.  Apology  for  sink- 
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Sargent,  Charles  Sprague.  1841—.  Report 
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—4411 
Sargent,  D.  A.     Physical  training.     13  pp. 
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Sargent,  Epes.  1813-80.  Life  and  public 
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Cabalistic  ■words.    2  pp.    {Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 10, 

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others,  Psycho-physiological  sciences,  p.  203.)— Martyr 
of  tlie  arena.  2  pp.  (Bern.  Rev.  v.  10, 1842,  p.  68.)— 
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Poe,  B.  A.    Epes  Sargent.    3  pp.    (Works,  v.  3,  p. 

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Sargent, H.B.  After  "Taps."  3  pp.  {At- 
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p.  576.) 

Sargent,  Henry.  Criticism  on  the  picture 
of  the  landing  of  the  pilgrim  fathers  by  S.  8  pp. 
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Sargent,  Mrs.  John  T.  {Ed.)  Sketches  and 
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Sargent,  Lucius  Manlius.  Higginson,  T.W. 
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Sargent,  Nathan.  1794-1875.  Public  men 
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Monroe's  administration  in  1817,  to  the  close 
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Life  and  public  services  of  Dr.  L.  F.  Linn. 

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Tov  Knrpovljj  yepovrof  Mex/^^t  naad,  fiepxt  T^f  ^aoj- 
TiEiag  TOV  aovkrav  Ax/J^iTrj,  vlov  tov  aiiTov  aovTtTav 
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imep  Trjg  XpiaTtaviKijc  irlaTeag  /xapTvptjaavTav,  v.  3 — 
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napd  Tcsv  Aarhav  kv  ry  v^iaifi  Kinrpo  ev  ra  g'ljj^.d 
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Capitula  Cephalleniae,v.  6.— Antique  memorle  dell' 
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v.  6.— Slglsniundo  Malatesta  in  Morea,  v.  6.— Capitula 
Slanovaglae,  v.  4.— Marullug,  M.  T.  Eplgrammata ; 
Hyrani  naturales,  v.  7.— De  prlnclpum  institutlone, 

V.  8 nilno,  B.     Dlspaccl  (1479-83),  V.  6.— niollno,  A. 

I  fatti  e  le  prodezze  dl  Manoll  Blessl,  Stratliloto,  v.  8. 
— Barzeletta  de  quattro  compagnl  Strathlottl  de  Alba- 
nia, V.  7.— Capltuln,  Sloncnibasiae,  v.  4 — Capitula 
NaupactI,  v.  5.— Capitula  Nauplli,  v.  4.— Relatlontis 
provlsorum    Nauplll,  Zacynthl,  Cephallenlae,  et  Cy- 

ttierae,  V.  6 Capitula  Parjjae,  Buthrlntl,  et  Strovllii, 

V.  5 Lltes  communltatls  Patrarum,  v.  5.— Goncesalo 

Flianarii,  v.  5.— Capitula  Sclallll  et  Soopull,  v.  5.— 
Capitula  ScyrI,  v.  5.— Statnta  et  capitula,  v.  4,  6.— 
Documenta  feudatarlos  Graecos,  Stratliiotas  dlctos, 
iUuatrantla,  v.  7,  8. — Poemes  de  Strathlotes,  v.  7,  8 — 
Capitula  TenI  et  Myconl,  v.  4.— Capitula  communl- 
tatls Tliinuai-nm,  v.  4.— Capitula  Zacynthi,  v.  6. 

and  liCgrand,  E.     Exploits  de  Digenis 

Akritas,  epopee  byzantine  du  10  siecle, 
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ASHTON,  J.    English  caricature  and  satire 

on  Napoleon  I.     1884,  2  v. 
{Ed.)    Humour,  wit,  and  satire  of  the 

17  century.     1883. 

Bois-JOUEDAIN,    (— ).      Melanges    histo- 
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Leroux,   P.  J.      Diotionnaire   comique, 

satyrique,  critique,  burlesque,  libre,  et  pro- 
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Sallengre,  a.  H.  de.    Eloge  de  I'ivresse. 

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TiCKELL,  R.,  and  others.    RoUiad.     1812. 

See  also  Caricature.— Caricatures, — Puncll. — 
Wit,  llumour,  etc, 

Satire,  Poetical. 

American. 

Bladensburg  races,    n.  d. 

Brashears,  N.    Satirist.     1832. 

Lowell,  J.  E.    Biglow  papers.    1867-68, 

3  V. 

Alas :  a  satire  on  the  times.    23  pp.    (Southern  Rev. 

V.  9, 1871,  p.  942.) 

Arabian. 

SanguinettI,  B.  R.  (Ed.  and  Tr.)  Satire  centre  les 
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Danish. 

Baggesen,  J.  Satiriske  og  polemiske 
digte.  1846,  2  v.  in  1.  {Danske  vcwrker, 
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The  age ;    a  colloquial 
Fables    and    satires. 


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satire.     1858. 

Boothby,  Sir  B. 

1809,  2  V.  in  1. 

Butler,  S.    Hudibras.    1744,  2  v. ;  1859, 

2  V.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.) 

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Byron,  G.   G.  N.  ,  Baron  Byron.    Don 

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the  portrait- collector  and  printseller's 
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Fairholt,  F.  W.  {Ed.)    Satirical  songs 

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GouLr),R.    Satyrs.    1709.     (WorJcs,v.2.) 

Gkosart,  a.   B.   (Ed.)    Towneley  MSS. 

English  Jacobite  ballads,  songs,  and  satires. 
1877. 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  (Ed.)    Friar 

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Ltndsay,  Sir  D.     Ane  satyre  of  the  thrie 

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See  also  name  of  author. 

Maidment,  J.    (Ed.) 

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Maeston,  J.  Metamorphosis  of  Pyg- 
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The  same.  1879.    (Poems:  Grosart,  A.  B., 
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The  same.    1887.     (Works,  ed.  by  A.  H. 
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Moore,  T.  Satirical  and  humorous  poems. 

1854,  8  V.     (Poet,  works,  v.  3,  8,  9.) 

Pope,  A.    Satires  and  epistles  of  Horace 

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iVoie.— For  other  eds.  see  name  oE  author. 

RiMBAULT,  E.   F.    (Ed.)      Cock   Lorell's 

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Rowlands,  S.  Four  knaves.  1843.  (Percy 

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vaine.     (Repr.)     1815. 
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Smith,  H.,  and    Smith,  J.     Horace  in 

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Buclmnaii,  Gr.    Franclscanus;  Satyra  In  Carolum 

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V.  i,  p.  171.)— iVoie.  For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 
—Character  of  a  cockney.  8  pp.  {Retrospect.  Rev. 
v.  8,  1823,  p.  328.)-CllurchlU,  C.  Rosclad.  75  pp. 
{Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Cotton,  C.  Scarronldes:  or, 
VlrgU  traveatle;  Luclan  burlesqued:  or,  the  scoffer 
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(Goldsmid,  E.,  Some  political  satires  of  the  VI.  cent.  v.  1, 
p.  35.)— Dryden,  J.  Absalom  and  Achltophel.  212 
pp.  (Works,  V.  9,  p.  195.)  —  Mac-FIecknoe.  33  pp. 
(Works,  7.  10,  p.  425.)— Elnglish  political  songs 
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—Idas.  12  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  117,  1876,  p.  32.)— 
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Works,  V.  1, 1872,  p.  227  :  Fuller  worthies'  iiiir.)— Men  and 
manners.  Series  of  satires  on  present  times.  74  pp. 
{Eraser's  Mag.  v.  9,  1834,  pp.  111,171,  348,  638;  v.  10, 1834, 
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England.  92  pp.  (Poet,  works,  v.  9,  p.  291.)— Political 
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{Poet,  works,  v.  7,  pp.  71,  87.)- Twopenny  post-bag.  71 
pp.  {Poet,  works,  v.  3,  p.  83.)— Music,  a  satire.  (Ex- 
tracts.) 6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16,'  1824,  p.  183.)— 
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{Works,  v.'3, 1813,  p.  213.)— Political  satires  nnder 
George  III.  8  pp.  {Retrospect.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1853,  p. 
190.)— Pope,  A.  Dunclad.  283  pp.  (Worts,  v.  3,  p.  117.) 
—Note.  For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author.— Proude 
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pop.  poetry,  v.  2,  p.  141.)— Sackville,  E.,  Earl  of  Dorset. 
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(Utterson,  E.  v..  Early  pop.  poetry,  v.  2,  p.  61.)— Smol- 
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See  also  Burns,  R.— Donne,  J..  D.  Z>.— Glfford,  H. 
—Hood,  T.— Hook,  T.  B. 

French. 

GUTOT  DE  Provins.     Bible  Guiot.     1861. 
(Bisjetzt  bekannte  dichtungen.) 

Saint-Julien,  C.   de.     Courriers  de  la 

fronde  en  vers  burlesques.  1857,  2  v.  (Bib- 
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SOAREON,   P.      Virgile  travesti  en  vers 

burlesques.     1734,  2  v.     (CEuvres,  v.  8,  9.) 

Adalb£ron   I,  Bp.  of  Laon.      PoSme   adressS   k 

Robert,  roi  des  Fransais.  24  pp.  (Guizot,  P.  P.  G., 
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pr^aux,  N.  Satires.  266  pp.  {CEuvres,  v.  1,  p.  67.)— 
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See  also  Barbler,  H.  A Beranger,  P.  J.  de.— 

Gringore.  P.— Ijorrls,  G.  de.  Roman  de  la  rose.— 
Marot,  0.— Ronsard,  P.  de.— Rntebenf.— Salnt- 
Gelals,  M.  de. 

German. 

Baeack,  K.  a.  Des  teufels  netz  ;  satir- 
isch-didaktisohes  gedioht  aus  der  ersten 
haelfte  des  15  jahrh.  1863.  (Biblioth.  lit. 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  70.) 

Brant,  S.    Narrenschiflf .  .  .    Herausg. 

von  A.  W.  Strobel.  1839.  {Biblioth.  der 
deutsoh.  nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  17.) 

The  same.  1845,  3  v.  (Scheible,  J., 
Kloster,  v.  1,  a.  b.) 

The  same.  Herausg.  von  K.  Goedeke. 
1872.  (Goedeke,  K.,  and  Tittmann,  J., 
Deutsch.  dichter  16  jahrh.  v.  7.) 

FiscHAHT.  J.       Floehhatz,   weibertratz, 

ehezuchtbuechlein,  podagrammisch  trost- 
buechlein,  und  zehen  kleineren  sohriften. 
1848,  3  T.     (Scheible,  J.,  Kloster,  v.  10,  a.  b.) 

LAUREMBERa,    J.   W.       In   his    Scherz- 

gedichte.  Herausg.  von  J.  M.  Lappenberg. 
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MuKNER,  T.    Lied   von  dem  untergang 

des  christlichen  glaubens,  und  die  satyren 
gegenMurner;  Gaeuchmatt.  1847.  (Scheible, 
J.,  Kloster,  v.  8,  b.) 

Von    Lutherischen    narren,   kirchen- 

dieb-  und  ketzer-kalender,  und  sieben 
satyren  wider  ihn.  1848.  (Scheible,  J., 
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SCHADE,  O.  {Ed.)    Satiren  und  pasquille 

aus  der  reformationszeit.     1868,  3  v. 

ElcScsteiii,   n.     Goncilium ;    BeiGhstag.     188   pp. 

(Scheible,  J.,  Kloster,  v.  8,  li.  p.  705.)— Murner,  T.  Nar- 
renbeschwoerung.  280  pp.  (/nftisLebenuudschrlften: 
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87  pp.    (Scheible,  J.,  Kloster,  v.  1,  b.  p.  815?) 

See  also  Hagedorn,  F.  tod.- Heine,  H.— Rey- 
nard tile  Fox.— Stolberg,  V.  L.,  Grafzu. 

Italian. 

Berni,  F.  Opere  burlesche.  1806.  {With 
his  Orlando  innamorato,  v.  4. ) 

Capasso,  N.     Poesie  napoletane,  macca- 

roniche  e  satiriche.  1787.  {Collezione  poemi 
napoletana,  v.  15.) 

Leopardi,  G.,  Conte.   Paralipomeni  della 

Batracomiomachia.     1843.     {Opere,  v.  7.) 

Menzini,  B.    Poetica  e  satire,  con  anno- 

tazioni.     1808. 

Raccolta  di  poesie  satiriche.    1808. 

Tassoni,  A.    Secchiarapita.    1797:1806; 

-1813. 

Adimari,  L.    Satlra.    47  pp.    {BaccoUa  poesie  satir. 

p.  319.) — Alamannl,  L.  Satlra.  4 -pp.  (BaccoUa 
poesie  satir.  p.  66.)— Alfierl,  V.  Satire.  110  pp.  ( Opere 
postume,  V.  22,  p.  127.)— Anguillara,  G.  A.  dell'.  Sa- 
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d'.  Satire.  16  pp.  (BaccoUa poesie  satir.  p.  91.) — Are- 
tlno,  P.  Satire.  37  pp.  [BaccoUa  poesie  satir.  p.  180.) 
— Arlosto,  li.  Satire.  61  pp.  ( Opere  minori,  v.  1,  p. 
149;  Bojccolta  poesie  satir.  p.  1.)— Beccwti,  F.,  caHed  II 
Coppetta.  Satire.  12  pp.  [Rajccoltapoesie  satir.p.llQ.) 
— Bentlvoglio,  E.  Satlra.  4  pp.  {BaccoUa  poesie 
satir.  p.  62.)— Caporali,  0.  Satire.  19  pp.  {BaccoUa 
poesie  satir.  p.  161.)— Caro,  A.  Satire.  19  pp.  {BoGColta 
poesie  satir.  p.  138.)  —  JPranzesi,  M.  Satlra.  4  pp. 
{BaccoUa poesie  satir,.  p.  157.)~Glambullari,  B.  Satlra. 
19  pp.  {BaccoUa  poesie  satir.  p.  Wl.)—1Hel\i,  v.  Satire. 
39  pp.  {BaccoUa  poesie  satir.  p.  217.)— Faterno,  L. 
Satire.  43  pp.  {Raccolta  poesie  satir.  p.  276.) — Rosa, 
S.  Satire.  49  pp.  (iJomoiJojJoeste  saMr.  p.  366.)— San- 
govlno,  E.  Satire.  20  pp.  {Raccolta  poesie  satir.  p. 
256.)— Sergardi,  L.  (Q.  Settano,  pseud.)  Satlra.  22 
pp.  (Raccolta  poesie  satir.  p.  416.)— Vlnclguerra,  A. 
Satlra.    10  pp.    {Raccolta  poesie  satir.  p.  TO.) 

See  also  Belli,  G.  G Pulci,  L.,  Morganie  maggiore. 

PART  v.— 9. 


liatln. 

iSee  Latin  satires.  Jlsn  Horatins  Flaccus,  Q.— 
Jnveiialls,  D.  J.— I^ncilins,  C— DlKi-tinllx,  M.V.— 
FersiusFlaccns.A — Sulplcla.— Varro,  M.  T.,  eic. 

Spanish. 

Herbas,  J.  G.  de  (Jorge  Pitillas,  pseud.)  Satlra.  8 
pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  sigh  18,  v.  1,  p.  87; 
Qulutaaa,  M.  J.,  Tesoro  del  Parnaso  espan.  p.  655.) 

Satire,  Prose. 

English  and  American. 

Chettle,  H.    Kind-heart's  dream.    1841. 
{Percy  Soc.  v.  5.) 

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The  same.    Repr.  1873.     (Hindley,  C,  OZd 
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Depoe,  D.     Consolidator.     n.  t.  p. 

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Harington,  Sir  J.     Metamorphosis   of 

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Kennedy,  J.  P.  Quodlibet ;  annals  there- 
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'LYTTEhTON,G.,l  Baron Lyttelton.  Letters 

from  a  Persian  in  England  to  his  friend  at 
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Nouvelles    lettres    persanes.     Tr.   de 

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Rich,  B.    Honestie  of  this  age :  proving 

by  good  circumstance  that  the  world  was 
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— -  RiMBAULT,  E.  F.  {Ed.)  Maroccus  extati- 
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Swift,  J.    Battle  . . .  between  the  ancient 

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Gulliver's    travels.      1814.      (T^orfcs, 

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Arbnthnot,  J.    Law  la  a  bottomless  pit;  or,  the 

history  of  John  Bull.  175  pp.  (Swift,  J.,  Works,  1814, 
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in  a  letter  from  Satan  to  the  whigs.  8  pp.  (Blackwood's 
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llbri  theologipi,  poUtlcl,  historic!,  qui  prostant  venales 
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6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll,  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  92.)— Briareus 
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Buchanan,  G.  Ohamaeleon;  against  the  Laird  of 
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A  proposal  humbly  offered  for  the  farming  of  liberty 
of  conscience.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  5, 
p.  494.)— A  character  of  England  as  it  was  lately 
presented  in  a  letter  to  a  nobleman  in  France.  11  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  176.) — Cowley,  A., 
and  others.  Wit  and  loyalty  revived,  In  a  collection 
of  some  smart  satyrs  In  prose  and  verse.  8  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  479.)— Don  Jnan 
Ijamberto,  or  a  comical  history  of  the  late  times. 
52  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  7,  p.  104.)— Mr. 
Dusky's  opinions  on  art.  6  pp.  {Blackwood's 
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from  Cambridge  to  Oliver  Vorke  about  art  of  plucking. 
17  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  13,  1836,  p.  707;  v.  14,  1836,  pp. 
117, 180.)— Fielding,  H.  Covent  Garden  Journal.  134 
pp.  {Works,  V.  10,  p.  I.)— Note.  For  other  eds.  see  name 
of  author.— House  of  uncommons.  14  pp.  {Fra- 
ser's Mag.  T.  22,  1840,  p.  696.)— Jerrold,  D.    Punch's 


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complete  letter  writer.  96  pp.  {TTorks,  v.  3,  p.  447.)— 
Punch's  letters  to  his  son.  86  pp.  (ITor/cs,  v.  1,  p.  399.) 
—Some  further  particulars  of  late  proceedingg  In 
oui-parlsb.  16  pp.  (JiViiser's  J/ajr.  v.  13, 1836,  p.  659; 
T.  16,  1837,  p.  85.)— Letter  trom  licmuel  GulHver. 
2  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  56,  1844,  p.  98.)— liyttoii. 
Sir  Edward  Bulwer.  Autohlography  of  Edward  Lytton 
Bulwer,  Esq.  7  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  t.  3, 1831,  p.  713.)— 
Maginn,  W.  Letter  to  primate  of  Ireland  on  state  of 
Irish  church.  3  pp.  ( uvaser's  J/ajr.  v.  6,  1832,  p.  124.)— 
Mercurlus  Meiiippeus.  The  loyal  satirist,  or 
Hudibras  in  prose,  1682.  13  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of 
tracts,  V.  7,  p.  66.)— Plea  for  the  porkers.  3  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  24,  1841,  p.  696.)— New  scheme  for 
maintaining  the  poor.  6  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  43, 
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life,  works,  and  discoveries  of  Martinus  Scribierus. 
169  pp.  {Works,  y.  5,  p.  U3.)— Note.  For  other  eds.  see 
name  of  author.— Prospcctns  of  ahlgtory  of  our 
family,  13  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  46, 1839,  p.  669.) 
—Synopsis  or  contract  view  of  the  life  of  John  Armand, 
Cardinal  of  Richelieu.  To  be  engraven  on  his  tomb. 
4  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  5,  p.  638.)— Round- 
heads resolution.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts, 
v.  5,  p.  500.) — Savage,  B.  An  author  to  be  let.  35  pp. 
( Worts,  V.  2,  p.  245.)— Scientific  agg-sociates.  7  pp. 
(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  23, 1841,  p.  692.)— Satire  against  Scot- 
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—Smollett,  T.  Adventures  of  an  atom.  166  pp. 
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86  pp.  ( Works,  v.  12,  p.  383.)— Tale  of  a  tub  :  an 
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1843,  p.  352.)— Visit  to  Albion.  18  pp.  {Blackwood's 
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astical characteristics;  or,  the  arcana  of  church- 
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poration of  servants.    70  pp.    (ITor/cs,  V.  6,  p.  285.) 

See  also  Addison,  J.— Defoe,  D.— Fielding,  H.— 
Thackeray,  W.  M.    Also  English  fiction. 

French. 

Beaset,  J.  N.  de,  Comte  de  Lyon.  Me- 
moires  politiques,  amusans,  et  satiriques. 
1735,  3  V. 

Bussy-Rabdtin,  R.,  Cointe  de.    Histoire 

amoui-euse  des  Gaules.     1856-76,  4  v.     [Bib- 
lioth.  Elzivir.) 

The  same.  n.  d.  {Arnours  des  dames  illus- 
tres,  V.  1.) 

Catechisme  des  Normands.    n.  d.     {Bib- 

lioth.  Bleue,  v.  18 ;  and  Fournier,  E.,  Varietes 
hist,  et  litt.  V.  6,  p.  173.) 

Catechisme,  ou  explication  des  demandes 

des  maltotiers  et  de  leurs  reponses.    n.  d. 
(BMioth.  Bleue,  v.  18.) 

Gabokiau,   E.     Ancien  Figaro.     Etudes 

satiriques  .  .  .     1861. 

La  BeuyJee,  J.  de.    Caracteres.    Suivis 

des  Caracteres  de  Theophraste,  tr.  du  grec 
par  le  mgme.     1834-29,  3  v. 

The  same.  Nouv.  ed.  par  A.  Destailleur. 
1854,  3  V.     {Biblioth.  Elzevir.) 

Lemontey,  p.  E.    Raison,  folic,  chacun 

son  mot.     1729,  3  v.     {CEwvres,  v.  1,  3.) 

Leeoy,  p.  ,  Rapin,  N.  ,  and  others.    Saty re 

Menippee.     [Anon.]    1874. 

Montesquieu,  C.  de  S.,  Baron  de  la  B.  et 

de.    Lettres  Persanes.    1767.    (CEttweS,  v.  3.) 

Balzac,  J.  L.  G.  de.    Le  barbon.    29  pp.    ( (Bmres 

V.  2,  p.  689.)— temontey,  P.  E.  Observateurs  de  la 
(emme.  97  pp.  ((Bmres,  v.  2,  p.  l.)-Rutebenf. 
La  batallle  des  vices  centre  ies  vertus,  par  Legrand 
d'Aussy.  8  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS 
v.  5,  1798,  p.  404.)  ' 

See  alsolje  Sage,  A.  B.— Rabelais,  F.  Also  French 
fiction. 

German. 

Richteb,  J.  p.  F.  Auswahl  aus  des  teuf els 
papieren.    1841.     {Saemmt.  werke,  v.  4.) 


Briefe  und  bevorstehender  lebenslauf ; 

Erklaerung  der  holzschnitte  unter  den  10 

geboten  des  katechismus.    1841.     {Saemmt. 

werke,  v.  13.) 
Groenlaendische  prozesse  oder  satir- 

ische  skizzen.     1841.     {Saemmt.  werke,  v.  9.) 
Palingenesien  ;  oder,  Fata  und  werke 

vor  und   in   Nuernberg.     1841.      [Saemmt. 

werke,  v.  14.) 

—  WiELAND,  0.  M.     Geschichte  der  Abde- 
riten.     1820,  2  v.     {Werke,  t.  19,  20.) 

—  Richter,  J.  P.  F.  Beichte  des  teutels  bei  elnem 
grossen  staatsbedienten.  10  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  26 
p.  320.)— Clavis  Fichtiana;  Helmliches  lilaglied  der 
jetzlgen  maenner;  Wunderbare  gesellsohaft  in  der 
neujahrsnaeht.  122  pp.  {Saemmt.  werke,  v.  n,  pp.219 
277,  322.)— Freiheits-buechleln  ...  83  pp.  (Saemmt. 
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die  quintessenz  aus  Johann  Bunkels  leben,  bemer- 
kungen,  und  melnungen.  96  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  45, 
p.  1.) 

See  also  Enlenspiegel.— German  fiction. —Ha- 
mann,  J.  G.— Heine,  H.— Till  Euleugpiegel. 

Italian. 

Boccaccio,  G.  II  oorbaooio.  103  pp.  (Opere  vol- 
gari,  v.  6,  p.  163.) 

IJaliu,  Ancient. 

See  Ijatin  satires. 

liatin.  Modern. 

Ageippa  von  Nettesheim,  H.  C.  De  in- 
certitudine  et  vanitate  scientiarum  atque 
artium.     [1600.]     {Opera,  v.  2.) 

Hutten,  U.  von.    Dialogi.   1860.    {Opera, 

V.  4.) 

—  Epistolae  obscurorum  virorum.    1864. 

{Opera,  Supplementum.) 

Hall,  J.  Mund  us  alter  et  idem:  slve  terra  Australls 

antehao  semper  incognita.  100  pp.  (Works,  v.  10,  p 
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222  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  199,  p.  379.)— 
I<lpgius,  J.  Satyra  Maenlppaea  somnium.  16  pp. 
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See  also  ISrasmiis,  D, 

Spanish. 

Cadalso,  J.  de.  Cartas  Marruecas.  1835. 
{With  Cid  Ruy  Diaz  de  Vibar,  Romancero.) 

The  same.  1850.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Episto- 
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Floridablanca,  J.  M.,  Conde  de.    Satlras  1-3.    17 

pp.  ( Obras  originates,  p.  273  :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espaii.)— 
Isla,  J.  F.  de.  Cartas  de  Juan  de  la  Eucina. .  19  pp. 
( 06ras,  p.  403 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  v.  15. 1— Dia  grande 
deNavarra.  29  pp.  (Obras  escogidas,  p.a.)-Clne\reAo 
X=  '^*Saf.  ^-  S.  de.  Dlscursos  satirico-morales. 
V  asT'    ^  •  ''■  ^'  "•  ^'^=   Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan. 

See  also  Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.  de. 

Satire,  History,  etc. 

Klotz,  C.  a.     Historia  numorum,  con- 

tumeliosorum,  et  satyricorum.     1765. 
——Lenient,  C.  F.    La  satire  en  France  ou 

la  htterature  militante  au  XVI  siecle.    1877, 

2  V. 

Petbemann,  F.  H.  A.   De  satirae  Romanae 

auctore  ejusque  inventore.     1846. 

—  Ueber  den  ursprung  und  begrifl  der 
roemischen  satire.     1856. 
——Roth,  K.  L.    De  satira  natura  comraen- 

tatio.     1843. 
— -         De  satirae  Romanae  indole  eiusdemque 
de  ortu  et  occasu.     1844. 

Zur  theorie  und  innern  geschichte  der 
roemischen  satire.    1848. 


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{Westm.  Rev.  v.  33, 1840,  p.  162.)— Stray  leaves  of  Irisli 
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{Dem.  Rev.  v.  11,  1842,  p.  621.)— RUyming  satirists. 
9  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  58,  1861,  p.  554.)- Sallier, 
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{Harper's  Mag.  v.  6, 1852,  p.  783.) 

Satisfaction  of  Christ.  26  pp.  Owen,  J., 

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Satrape,  Le  dieu.  80  pp.  Clermont-Ganneau, 

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Satsuina  rebellion.  Mounsey,  A.  H.  3447 

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Saturarnm  reliquiae.  Lucilius,  0.  3245 
Saturday  evening.   Taylor,  I.,  Jr.   —2215 
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Satyre  IM[£nipp£e.    Leroy,  P.,  Rapin,  N., 

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Satyre  of  the  3  estaitis.    See  Lyndsay, 

Sir  D. 
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SAUL 


3948 


SAUNTERS 


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Saul,  Bp.  of  Cordova.    9  cent.    Epistola  ad 

alteiiim  eplscopum.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
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Saul,  a  mystery.  Coxe,  A.  C. ,  Bp.  of  Western, 
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Sauloy,  Louis  Felicien  Joseph  Caignai-t  de. 
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iVo(e.— Also  in  Rev.  conlemp.  1853,  v.  5,  pp.  188, 394,  626 ; 
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Memoire  sur  une  inscription  plienioienne, 

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1847.  4°.  1212 

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Eecherches  analytiques  sur  les  inscrip- 
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Eecherches  sur  la  chronologie  des  empires 

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Eecherches    sur    I'ecriture    cuneiforrae 

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1848.  4°  1213 

Eeoueil  de  documents  relatifs  a  I'histoire 

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Souvenirs  d'un  voyage  en  Terre  sainte. 

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1473,  atlas  1471 

The  same,  tr.  into  English,  ed.  by  Count 

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Saule,  Le,  poeme.    32  pp.    Musset,  L.  C.  A. 

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Saulx  de  Tavannes,  Guillaume  de.  1553-1688. 

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Saulx  de  Tavannes,  Jacques,  Comte  de.  1620- 
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Saulzoir,  FVance.    CafSaux,H.   Decouverte 

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Sauniaise,  or  Salmasius,  Claude  de.  1588- 
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Saumarez,  James,  Baron  de.    Eoss,  Sir  J. 

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Saunders,  Howard  (Ed. )  History  of  British 
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Saunders,  John.  Cabinet  pictures  of  Eng- 
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Saunders,  Rev.  Lawrence.    Life,  death,  and 

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Saunderson.    See  also  Sanderson. 

Saunter  through  the  west  end.  Hunt, 
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Saunter^  of  Castle  Saunter.    10  pp. 

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Savage,  James,  LL.D.  1784-1873.  Gene- 
alogical dictionary  of  the  first  settlers  of 
New  England,  showing  3  generations  of 
those  who  came  before  May,  1692,  on  the 
basis  of  Farmer's  Eegister.  Boston,  1860-62. 
4  V.  8°.  E.12.4 

Contents.  < 

Abbee-Cuttrlss,  v.  1.  Kates-Kyland,  v.  3. 

Dade-Jupp,  v.  2.  Sabin-Youngs,  T.  4. 

Dextee,  O.  p.    Genealogical  cross  index 

of  the  4  V.  of  the  Genealogical  dictionary  of 
James  Savage.     1884. 

Iiorlng,  J.  S.    James  Savage.  8  pp.  (In  his  Hundred 

Boston  orators,  p.  353.) 

Savage,  lAeut.-Col.  James,  Jr.    Eogers,  Mrs. 

E.  Biography  of  S.  22  pp.  {Harvard  Mem.  Hog.  v.  1, 
p.  306.) 

Savage,  John.  Some  account  of  New  Zea- 
land.   8  pp.    (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  10, 1807,  p.  471.) 

Savage^  Marmion  W.  1823-73.  Woman  of 
business.   (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  5-7,  1869-70.) 

Excursion  to  the  Iilmbos.    8  pp.    (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  42, 1853,  p.  670.)— My  third  flight ;  or,  a  visit 
to  the  great  Anthropophagus.  6  pp.  (DuUin  Cniv.Mag. 
V.  43,  1854,  p.  155.)— Second  flight;  or,  a  visit  to 
Hobby-land.  7  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  42,  1863, 
p.  666.) 

— -  Bacheloir  of  the  Albany.  14  pp.  (Eev.  of  in 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  30, 18*7,  p.  692.)— Falcon  family  | 
or,  Young  Ireland.  10  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 


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V.  27,  1846,  p.  68.)— My  uncle  the  curate.  9  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  DublinUniv.^Atag.-v.  33, 1849,  p.  392.)— Reuben 
Medllcott.  14  pp.  '  (Eev.  of  in  SVaser's  Mag.  v.  46, 
185'2,  p.  622.) 

Savage,  Rev.  Minot  Judson.  1841—.  Life 
questions.     Boston,  1879.     13°.  —1457 

Contents.  What  Is  the  relation  ot  the  body  to  the 
mind  and  soul  ?— What  Is  good  society  aarl  how 
am  I  related  to  It  7— What  is  the  true  place  ot  Intel- 
lectual culture  I— How  high  is  the  rank  of  love  I 
— Sliali  I  try  to  be  ricli?— How  much  must  I  *vork, 
and  how  much  may  I  play  ?— What  have  I  a  right  to 
expect  the  -world  to  do  for  me  ? 

"WHere  Is   God?    1  p.    (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  13, 

1877,  p.  862.) 

Savage,  Richard.  1698-1743.  Works,  with 
an  account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  the 
author,  by  Samuel  Johnson.  New  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1877.     2  V.  8°.  3166 

Contents.  An  author  to  be  let,  V.  2. — The  Bas- 
tard, V.  2.— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  the  author,  v.  1.— 
Liove  in  a  veil,  a  comedy,  v.  1. — Poems  on  several 
occasions,  v.  2.— Progress  of  a  divine,  v.  2. — Of 
public  spirit  in  regard  to  public  works,  v.  2. — Sir 
Thomas  Overbury,  a  tragedy,  v.  1. — Verses  on  the 
recovery  of  the  Lady  Tyrconnel,  v.  2. — Epistle  to 
Sir  K.  Vl^alpole,  v.  2 The  Wanderer,  v.  2. 

Poetical  works,  with  the  life  of  the  author 

[by  Samuel  Johnson].  Edinburgh,  1780.  3  v. 
18°.  1398 

Contents.  The  Bastard,  V.  2.— Epistles,  v.  1.— 
Johnson,  S.  Life  of  the  author,  v.  1.— London 
and  Bristol  delineated,  v.  2.— Miscellanies,  v.  2. 
—  Poet's  dependence  on  a  statesman,  v.  2.  — 
Progress  of  a  divine,  v.  2.— Of  public  spirit  in 

regard  to  public  works,  v.  2 Valentine's  day,  v.  2. 

— Volunteer  laureats,  v.  2.— The  Wanderer,  v.  2. 

The  same.   Edinburgh,  1794.   8°.  (Ander- 
son, R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  8.)  1363 

The  Bastard.    4pp.    (Oamphell, T.,Bi-«.;)oe(s, v. 5, 

p.  106;  Eitson,  J.,  Eng.  antliol.  V.  1,  pp.  339,  344.)— 
Poems.  42  pp.   (Chalmers,  A.,  .En^.  poeis,  v.  11,  p.301.) 

Giles,  H.    Savage  and  Dermody.    13  pp.    [Lectures 

ored  «sso]/s,  V.  2,  p.  305.)— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  S.  96 
pp.  ( Works,  V.  8,  p.  96 ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Bng.  poets,  v.  11, 
p.  243;  Savage,  E.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  v;  Works,  v.  1, 
p.  i.)  —  Tnckerinau,  H.  T.  Eichard  Savage,  the 
literary  adventurer.    13  pp.    [Essays,  Tp.  191.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  51,  1863,  p.  701;  v.  76, 
1870,  p.  15. 

Savage,  William.  1771-1844.  Dictionary  of 
the  art  of  printing.   London,  1841.   8°.  W.54 

On  the  preparation  of  printing  ink  ;  both 

black  and  coloured.     London,  1833.     8°. 

—8734 
Savage,  William.     Cooper,  M.J.    Wm.  Sav- 
age.   5  pp.    (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  hioa.  v. 
1,  p.  272.) 

Savage  warfare.    6  pp.    Baker,  S.  W. 

(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  29,  1874,  p. 275.) 

Savalls,  Francisco.   Savalls,  and  the  Carlists 

m  Catalonia.  18  pp.  (BlacJcwood's  Mag.  v.  114,  1873, 
p.  165.) 

Savannah,  Oa.  Jones,  C.  C,  Jr.  Siege  of 
Savannah  in  Dec.  1864.     1874. 

Siege    of    Savannah,    by  the    combined 

American  and  French  forces,  1779.    1866. 

Woodhull,  A.  A.    May  not  yellow  fever  originate 

in  the  nuited  States  ?  An  etiological  study  of  the 
epidemic  at  S.  in  1876.  19  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  V.  5,  p.  89.) 

Savannah.  Chatham  Artillery.  Jones,  C. 
C,  Jr.  Historical  sketch  of  the  Chatham 
Artillery  during  the  Confederate  struggle 
for  independence.     1867. 

Savannah,  Privateer.  Warbueton,  A.  F. 
Trial  of  the  oflficers  and  crew  of  the  privateer 
Savannah,  on  the  charge  of  piracy.     1863. 

Savannah,  Steamer.  Bolton,  H.  C.  Log- 
book of  the  S.    6  pp.    [Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1877,  p.  342.) 


Savannah  river.    Swain,  G.  P.    Savannah 

river  and  tributaries.  17  pp.  [In  his  Report  on  the 
water-power  of  the  southern  Atlantic  water-shed :  U.  S. 
Dept.  Interior,  10  Census,  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  786.) 

Savaric  de  Maiil^on.   —1336.    Gedichte. 

6  pp.  (Mahn,  K.  A.  F.,  Werke  der  troubadours,  v.  2,  p.  142.) 

Savaron,  Jean.   1550-1623.    Discours  abrege, 

avec  I'ordonuauce  enti&re  du  roy  S.  Loys,  contre  ies 
dueis.  Au  roy  trSs-chreatien  Loys  XIII,  1614.  12  pp. 
(Crapelet,  G-.  A.,  drimonies  des  gages  de  hataille  ...  p. 
69;  Coll.) — Traictfis  de  la  souverainet£  du  roi  et  de 
son  royaume.  60  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel,  hist, 
de  France,  v.  4,  p.  444.) 
BTiceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  y.  17. 

Savart,  Felix.  1791-1841.  Memoire  sur  la 
construction  des  instrumens  d  cordes  et  d 
archet.     Paris,  1819.     8°.  —3746 

Savary,  Anne  Jean  Marie  Rene,  Duo  de  Ro- 
vigo.    See  Rovigo,  A.  J.  M.  R.  S.,  Due  de. 

Savary,  Jacques.    Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des 

hommes,  v.  9. 

Savary,  Jacques.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  36. 

Savary  des  Brnlons,  Jacques.    Niceron, 

J.  p.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  9. 

Saverditn,  France.    Pasquier,  F.    Leudaire 

de  S.    9  pp.    (Rev.  d.  lang.  rom.  v.  16, 1879,  p.  105.) 

Saverne,  Mme.  (— )  de.     13  pp.     {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  26,  1845,  p.  656.) 

Savigny,  Friedrich  Karl  von.  1779-1861. 
Geschiohte  des  roemischen  rechts  im  mittel- 
alter.     Heidelberg,  1815-31.     6  v.  in  5,  p.  8°. 

—1338 

History  of  the  Roman  law  during  the 

nliddle  ages,  tr.  by  B.  Cathcart.  Edinburgh, 
1839.     8°.  —1326 

Of  the  vocation  of  our  age  for  legislation 

and  jurisprudence.  Tr.  from  the  German 
by  Abraham  Hayward.     London  [1831].    8°. 

—1318 

Private  international  law,  and  the  retro- 
spective operation  of  statutes.  A  treatise  on 
the  conflict  of  laws,  and  the  limits  of  their 
operation  in  respect  of  place  and  time.  Tr. 
with  notes,  by  William  Guthrie.  3  ed.,  rev. 
Edinburgh,  1880.    8°.  —1333 

System  des  heutigen  roemischen  rechts. 

Berlin,  1840-49.     8  v.  p.  8°.  —1318 

Sachen-  und    quellen-register,  herausg. 

von  O.  L.  Heuser.  Leipzig,  1863.  p.  8°. —1318 

Hoelder,  E.    Savigny  und  Feuerbaoh,  die  liory- 

phaeen  der  deutschen  rechtswissenschaft.  44  pp. 
{Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  16,  1881,  p.  697.)— Long, 
G.  On  Savlgny's  "System  des  heutigen  roemischen 
I'echts."  40  pp.  {Class.  Mus.  v.  5,  p.  290.)— Memoir 
of  S.  33  pp.  [In  Ms  Private  international  law  ...  p. 
B17.)— Mignet,  F.  A.  M.  De  Savigny.  57  pp.  (In  Ms 
Nou  veaux  6ioges  historiques,  p.  1 ;  and  Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  13,  1872,  p.  1.) 

Savigny,  Jean  Baptiste  Henri.    Naufrage  de 

la  frSgate  La  Med  use,  faisant  partle  de  I'exp^dition 
du  S§n«gal-,  en  1816.  9  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v. 
18, 1818,  p.  168.)  . 

Savigny,  Marie  Jules'  Cesar  Lelorgne  de. 

1777-1851.  Systfeme  des  annelides,  principalemeut  de 
celles  des  cotes  de  i'Egypte,  et  de  la  Syrie.  148  pp. 
[Descript.  de  VEgypte,  v.  22,  p.  325.)— Tableau  syst«- 
matique  des  asciillcs,  tant- simples  que  compos§es; 
Observations  sur  ies  alcyons  gSlatlneux  i.  6  tentacules 
simples;  Observations  sur  ies  alcyons  k  2  osoules  ap- 
parens,  sur  ies  botrylles  et  sur  Ies  pyrosomes ;  Obser- 
vations sur  ies  ascidies'proprement  dltes,  sulvles  de 
considerations  g«n6raies  sur  la  olasse  des  ascidies. 
108  pp.     [Descript.  de  I'Egypte,  v.  21,  pp.  1,  14,  34,  69.)- 


Savigny,  Ahhey.  Bernard,  A.  {Ed.)  Car- 
tulaire  de  I'abbaye  de  Savigny  .  .  .  1853, 
3  V.    {Coll.  de  doc.  ined.  hist,  de  France,  1  s.) 


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Ex  brevl  cbronlco  abbatlae  Savlnlacensls.    11 

pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  OauUs,  v.  11,  p.  199;  T.  12, 
p.  781;  V.  18,  p.  350;  v.  23,  p.  684.)— Ex  llbro  de 
mlraciilis  sanctorum  Savlgalacenslum.  19  pp. 
{Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  OauUs,  v.  23,  p.  587.) 

SaTigiiy,  France.  Bertrand,  A.  Note  sur 
une  statuette  trouv^e  ii  S.  2  pp.  (Soo.  antlq.  de  France, 
Bull.  18S7,  p.  106;  Wltll  Mim.  v.  30, 1868.) 

Savlle,  George,  1  Marquis  of  Halifax.    1630- 

95.  Miscellanies.   London,  1704.   p.  8°.   3195 

Contmts.    Advice  to  a  daughter.— Anatomy  o£ 

an  equivalent Character  of  atrlmraer.- Letter  to  a 

Dissenter.- Fuueral  poem  to  the  memory  of  George, 
Marquis  of  Halifax.— Maxims  of  state,— Bough 
draught  of  a  ne-tv  mod^l  at  sea.  —  Cautions  for 
choice  of  parliament  nken. 

Letters  to  Henry  Savile.    See  Savile,  H., 

Savile  correspondence. 

Maxims  of  state.    14  pp.    (Vllllers,  G.,  Dulce  of 

Buckingham.  Works,  v.  2,  p.  245.) 

Xjlllot,  H.  F.    New  MS  of  S.    12  pp.    {Macmillan's 

Mag.  V.  86, 1877,  p.  452.) 

Savile,  Sir- Henry  (.Bd.)  1549-1638.  Rerum 
Anglicarum  scriptores  post  Bedam  prae- 
cipui,  ex  vetustissimis  codicibus  manuscrip- 
tis  nunc  primum  in  lucem  ed. ,  adjecta  ad 
finem  chronologia.    Francofurti,  1601.     fo. 

'  1571 
Contents.  Ethelwerd,  P.  Chronicorum  libri  IV. 
—Henry,  of  Huntington.  Historlarum  lihri  VIII. — 
Ingulf, -.^fi&oi  of  Croyland.  Hlstorla. — Hoger,  of 
Sovedon.  Annallum,  pars  prior  et  posterior. — "Wil- 
liam, ofMalmesbury.  De  gestis  regum-Anglorum  llbri 
V;  Hlstbriae  novellae  librl  II;  De  gestis. pontlfloum 
Anglorum  libri*  IV. 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  16. 

Savlle,  Henry.  —1617.  Libell  of  Spanish 
lies  written  by  B.  D.  de  Avellaneda,  concerning  some 
part  of  the  last  voyage  of  Sir  Francis  Drake ;  together 
with  a  confutation  of  the  most  notorious  falsehoods 
therein  contained,  and  a  declaration  of  the  truth  .  .  . 
7  pp.     (Hakluyt,  K.,  Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  75.) 

Savile,  Henry.  Circa  164^-89.  Savile  cor- 
respondence. Letters  to/  and  from  Henry 
Savile  ;  including  letters  from  his  brother 
George,  Marquess  of  Halifax.  Ed.  by  W.  D. 
Cooper.  London,  1858.  sm.  4°.  {Camden 
Soc.  No.  71.)  1595 

Savile,  Thomas,  Baron.    Papers  relating  to 

the  delinquency  of,  1642-46.  Ed.  by  J.  J.  Cartwright. 
40  pp.    (  Qimden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  31 ;  Miscel.  v.  8.) 

Savile  family.    Meyer,  P.  Vente  des  MSS 

de  la  famine  S.  9  pp.  [Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Chartes,  v.  22, 
1860,  p.  272.) 

Savill,  John  Fauoit.  1783-1853.  Wapping 
old  stairs,  a  nautical  drama.  58  pp.  (Cumberland, 
J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  13.) 

Saville-Kent,  W.    Marine  and  freshwater 

fishes  of  the  British  Islands.  132  pp.  (London  Inter- 
nal Fish.  Fxhib.  Literature,  v.  1,  p.  73.) 

Savin,  St.    Aimoin,  of  St.  Germain-des-Pris. 

Acta  transiationis  S.  Savini  martyris.  3  pp.  (Martfene, 
£.,  and  Durand,  U.,Fei.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  6,  p. 
805;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  s.Lat.  v.  126,  p.  1049.) 

Saving  knowledge.  The  sum  of  ;  or,,  a 
bi'ief  sum  of  Christian  doctrine  contained  in 
the  Holy  Scriptures.  Glasgow,  1757.  8°. 
[Confession  of  faith.)  —1246 

Savings  banks.    . 

France.  Ministere  de  I'agriculture,  etc. 
Rapport  a  la  Majeste  I'Empereur  sur  les 
caisses  d'epargne  annees  1858-67.  -  1859-68, 
3  v. 

Gambokg,  J.  C.     Seddelbanken.     1877. 

Kbyes,  E.  W.     History  of  savings  banks 

in  the  United  States  from  their  inception  in 
1816  down  to  1874.  With  discussions  of 
their  theory.     1876-78,  3  v. 

Lewins,  W.   History  of  banks  for  savings 

in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,    n.  d. 


Pratt,  J.  T.    Summary  of  the  savings 

banks  in  England,  Scotland,  Wales,  and 
L-eland.     1846. 

ScKATCHLEY,  A.      On    associations    for 

provident  investment.  Practical  treatise  on 
savings  banks.     1863. 

Beaumont,  B.     Essay   on   provident   or   parish 

banks;  lor  the  security  and  Improvement  of  the  sav- 
ings of  tradesmen,  artificers,  servants  ...  21  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  7, 1816,  p.  476.)- Carmany,  J.  H.  The 
savings  banks  of  OaUfornla.  5  pp.  ( Oaerld.  Monthly, 
V.  11, 1873,  p.  267.)— Christian,  E.  General  observa- 
tions on  provident  banks  ...  14  pp.  [Pamphleteer,  v. 
17,  1820,  p.  275.)— Mere-wether,  F.  Letter  on  agri- 
culture and  rent;  subsLitution  of  savings  banks  for 
poor  laws  ...  22  pp.  [Pamplileleer,  v.  29, 1828,  p.  147.) 
—Savings,  and  savings  hanks.  31  pp.  [Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  67,  1878,  p.  69.)-Savlngs  hanks  and 
country  banks.  20  pp.  {.Quart.  Rev.  v.  31,  1825,  p. 
126.)— Savings  hanks. in  connexion  with  the  post 
offlce.    11  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  64, 1861,  p.  88.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  34, 1849,  p.  127 ;  N.  Brit. 
Bev.  V.  3, 1845,  p.  818. 

Savinien,  St.,  Bp.  of  Sens.     Odoranne,  of 

Sens.  Hlstorla  transiationis  Sanctorum  Savinlani, 
Potentiani  et  sociorum.  12  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  142,  p.  777.) 

Savio,  Giovanni.  Apologia  in  difesa  del 
Pastorfldo.  Verona,  1738.  4°.  (Guarini, 
G.  B.,Opere,  V.  4.)  —1191 

Savioli,  Ludovico  Vittorio.  1739-1804.  An- 
nali  Colognes! .  Bassano,  1784-95.  3  v.  in 
6,  fo.  3541 

Saviot,  Edouard  (Tr.)  Poesies  diverses  sur 
I'astronomle  et  la  g6ographle.  49  pp.  (IfWiAvienus, 
B.  F.,  Descript.  de  la  terre.) 

Savoie,  Histoire  de  la  Comtesse  de,  roman. 
106  pp.  Fontaines,  M.  L.  C.  de  P.  de  Q.,  Comtesse  de. 
(La  Fayette,  M.  M.  P.  de  La  V.,  and  others,  (Euvres 
compl.  V.  3,  p.  247.) 

Savonarola,  Giovanni  Michele.  1384-1461. 
Commentariolus  de  laudibus  Patavil,  1440.  29  pp. 
(Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  24,  p.  1133.) 

Savonarola,  Girolamo  Maria  Francesco 
Matteo.  1453-98.  CEuvres  spirituelles  choi- 
sies,  coUationnees  et  tr.  sur  le  texte  original 
par  R.  P.  Emmanuel-Ceslas  Bayonne.  Paris, 
1879-80.    3v.  16°.  —3357 

Contents.    Lettre  sur  la  communion  frequeiite, 
V.  1 — Derniers  inonteiits  de  S.  v.  2.— Francis  de 

Paulo,  Saint.  Lettre  aur  S.  v.  l.-^Note  sur  I'auttien- 
tiGit§  de  la  lettre  de  Saint  Frangois  de  Paule,  v.  1.— 
Humility,  V.  1.— Amour  de  Jesus  CUrist,  v.  1.— 
licttres,  V.  3 — ManiSre  d'entendre  la  inesse,  v.  1. — 
Du  saint  sacrement  de  I'autel  et  des  mystfires  de  la 
raesse,  v.  1.— Offices  composes  en  I'honueur  de  S.  v. 
1.  — Exposition  de  r'oraisoii  dominicale,  v.  2.— 
Oraison.  mentalc,  v.  2.— D6gr6s  d©  la  perfection 
d'apr&s  Saint  Bonaventure,  v.  1. — Ctioix  de  poesies, 
V.  1. — ESgles  pour  prier  au  temps  des  tribulations,  v. 
1.— Trait6  de  la  prifere,  v.  1.— Prifere  ponrl*£glige, 
V.  2.— Meditations  sur  le  psaume,  v.  2.— R^gleineut 
de  votre  vie  k  ses  disciples,  v.  1. — Lamentation  con- 
tres  les  ti&des  et  pri6re  pour  la  renovation  de 
I'eglise,  V.  2. — Lecture  des  saints  livres,  v.  1. — 
Exposition  de  la  salutation  augelique,  v.  2.— Vie 
des  veuves,  v.  2.— K6gle  de  la  vie  clir6tienne,  v. 
1.— Siraplicit6  de  la  vie  cb.r6tienne,  v.  1.— Vie  re- 
ligieuse,  t.  3. 

Opera  della  semplicita  della  vita  Chris- 
tiana, nella  quale  insegna  come  viveredebbe 
ilverochristiano.  Venezia,  1547.  16°.  — 4336 

[Opuscula.]     Coloniae,  1537.    33°.   —3247 

Contents.       Decalogi    interpretatio    perbrevis.— 

Dominicae  precatioiiis  interpretatio.— Par apbra- 
sis  orationis  Dominicae :  Alia  Domluicae  ora- 
tionis  expositio.— Meditationes  in  Psalmos  e  In  te 
domine  eperaui ;  Miserere  mei  deus;  Qui  regis  Israel 

intend© Symboli  Apostolici  exegesis  paraphras- 

tlca. 

Triumph  of  the  cross.  Tr.  from  the  Latin, 

with  notes  and  a  biographical  sketch    by 


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O'Dell  Travers  Hill.  London,  1868.  16°. 
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Grtjyee,  G.    Les  illustrations  des  ecrits 

de  Savonarole,  pub.  en  Italie  au  XV  et  au 
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BOEHRINGEE,  F.  Hieronymus  Savona- 
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Haeford,  J.  S.    Life  of  Michael  Angelo 

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Madden,  R.  R.     Life  and  martyrdom  of 

Savonarola.     1854,  2  v. 

Meiee,  F.  K.    Girolamo  Savonarola,  aus 

grossen  theils  handschriftlichen  quellen. 
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MiLMAN,  H.  H.      Savonarola,   Erasmus, 

and  other  essays.     1870. 

Peeeens,  F.  T.    Jerome  Savonarole,  sa 

vie,  ses  predications,  ses  ecrits.     [1858],  2  v. 

Pico   dell  a   Mirandola,  G.  F.      Vita 

Hieronymi  Savonarolae.     1674. 

Rudelbach,  A.  G.  Hieronymus  Savo- 
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Rule,  W.  H.    Dawn  of  the  reformation. 

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ViLLAEl,  P.  History  of  Girolamo  Savo- 
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Cartler,  E.    Estbitlgue  de  S.    16  pp.    (Ann.  ardhlol. 

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17  pp.  (Savonarola,  G.  M.  F.  M.,  (Euvres  spirit,  choisits, 
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(Savonarola,  G.  M.  F.  M.,  Triumph  of  the  cross,  p.  xili.) — 
Ijouandre,  C.  Savonarole  et  le  radlcallsme  mys- 
tique. 17  pp.  {Rev.d.  deux  mondes,  1854,  n.  p6r.  2  s.  v. 
6,  p.  815.)— Ollphant,  Mrs.  M.  O.  W.  Girolamo  Savo- 
narola. 105  pp.  4  pi.  {In  her  Makers  of  Florence,  p. 
224.)— Savonarola :  priegt,,pati'lot,  martyr.  13  pp. 
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S.    28  pp.    {In  his  Saggl  dl  storla,  etc.  p.  96.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  93,  1863,  p.  690;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  10, 1849,  p.  281;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  37,  1854, 
p.  189 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  99, 1856,  p.  1.  Also  Cross,  Mrs. 
M.  A.  E.  L.  (George  Ellot,psm<2.)    Romola. 

Savonarola,  Jeremy,  pseud.  See  Mahony, 
Rev.  F.  S. 

Savoo.  Mueller,  S.  Bijdragen  tot  de  kennis 
van  Timor,  etc.  192  pp.  {/nftis  Land- en  volkenkunde: 
Temmlnck,  C.  J.,Verh.  der  nederl.  overzeesche  bezitt.  p. 129.) 

Savorelli,  Vittoria.    About,  E.    Histoire  et 

le  roman  de  ToUa.  8  pp.  (iZea.  coniemp.  1855,  v.  2,  p.  713.) 

SaTOt,  Louis.    1579-1640.    De  nummis  an- 

tiquis.  Ex  GalUca  In  Latlnam  Unguam  transtuUt  L. 
Neocorus.  97  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom. 
V.  11,  p.  1132.) 

Niceron,  J.  F.    MSm.  des  hommes,  v.  35. 

Savoy. 

Baedeker,  K.  Switzerland,  and  the  ad- 
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Murray,  J.    Handbook  for  travellers  in 

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2v 


St.  John,  B.    Subalpine  kingdom.    1856, 

Beanllen,J.L.    DusejourdesSarraslnsenSavole. 

8  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  M(m.  v.  18, 1846,  p.  239.)— 
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p.  77 ;  with  Mim.  v.  27, 1864.)— Notes  sur  la  caverne  de 
Salnt-Innoeent  (Savoie).  3  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France, 
Bull.  1867,  p.  86;  with  Mim.  v.  30,  1868.)— Remarquea 
comparatives  entre  les  habitations  lacustres  des  lacs 
de  Suisse  et  de  Savoie.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antlq.  de 
France,  Bull.  1865,  p.  96 ;  with  Mim.  v.  29,  1866.)— 
Horniing,  M.  En  Savoie.  15  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
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pUes  par  lul  en  Savoie  et  en  Franche-Comtl.  5  pp. 
(Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1866,  p.  149;  with  M6m,.  v. 
29, 1866.)— Savoy  from  the  top  of  Mont  Cents. 
3  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  55, 1860,  p.  586.)— Sketches 
of  scenery  in  S.  9  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  4, 1819, 
p.  582;  V.  5,1819,  p.  8.) 
See  also  Alx-les-Bains. — Alps.- Piedmont. 

Savoy,  Geology.  Favre,  A.  Memoire  sur 
les  terrains  liasique  et  keuperien  de  la  Sa- 
voie.    1859. 

Geelach,  H.    Das  suedwestliche  Wallis 

mit  den  angrenzenden  landestheilen  von 
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Veaugeois,  (— ).    Notice  abreg^e  du  Journal  d'un 

voyage  arcMologique  et  g§ologlque,  fait,  en  1820,  dans 
les  Alpes  de  Savole  et  dans  les  d€partemens  mfirldlo- 
naux  de  la  France.  21  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France, 
Mim.  V.  3,  1321,  p.  370.) 

Savoy,  History.  Bollati,  F.  E.  di  {Ed.) 
Atti  e  documenti  delle  antiche  assemblee 
rappresentative  nella  monarchia  di  Savoia, 
1264-1766.  1879-84,  2  V.  (Hist,  patriae  mon. 
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Haynin,  L.  de.  Seigneur  du  Cornet.  His- 
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Historiae  patriae.monumenta.    Ed.  jussu 

regis  Caroli  Alberti.  Comitiorum  partes  1, 3. 
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Acqnino,  G.  d'.    Chronica,  1176-1616.  36  pp.  (Hist. 

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1581.  24  pp.  (AlbSrl,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  a.  2,  v.  5, 
p.  73.)— Boldti,  A.  Eelazlone  della  oorte  dl  Savoia, 
1661.  70  pp.  (AlbSrl,  E.,  Relax,  ambas.  veneti,  s.  2,  v.  1, 
p.  401.)— Cavalll,  M.  Eelazlone  della  oorte  dl  Savoja, 
1595.  34  pp.  (Albtel,  E.,  Belaz.  ambas.  veneti,  s.  2,  v.  5, 
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1564.  32  pp.  (AlbSrl,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  s.  2,  v.  2, 
p.  26.)— Cavonr,  C.  B.,  Conte  dl.  Reunion  de  la  Savole 
et  de  I'arrondlssement  de  Nice  i.  )a  France.  45  pp. 
{ aSuvre  parlementaire,  p.  606.)— Chronica  I<atlna  Sa- 
haiidiae.  42  pp.  (Hist,  patriae  mon.  Script,  v.  1,  p. 
693.)— Contarlni,  S.  Eelazlone  della  corte  dl  Savoja, 
1601.  66  pp.  (AlbSrl,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti,  a.  2,  v.  6, 
p.  231.)— Corraro,F.  Eelazlone  dello  stato  di  Savoia, 
1598.  32  pp.  (AlbSri,  E.,  Relai.  ambas.  veneti,  Appen- 
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Savoja,  1566.  46  pp.  (AlbSrl,  E.,  Relaz.  ambas.  veneti, 
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colonic  des  Savoyards  i  Paris.  16  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1834,  3  s.  v.  4,  p.  313.)— Hndry-Menos,  (— ). 
Les  emigrations  de  la  Savole.  57  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  24,  1865,  p.  414.)— La  Savole  au 
point  de  vue  16gal  et  historique.  106  pp.  {Biblioth. 
umv.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  23,  1866,  pp.  81,  346.)— La 
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corte  dl  Savoja,  1673.  32  pp.  (Albirl,  E.,  iJeias.  amftas. 
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corte  ai  Savo]a,  1583.  32  pp.  (AlMrl,  E.,iJ«!a2.  amftas. 
veneti,  2  B.  T.  6,  p.  97.)— Mollno,  F.  Relazlone  della 
cone  dl  Savoja,  1674.  40  pp.  (Albtel,  E.,  iBeias.  amiias. 
veneti,  2  a.  v.  2,  p.  226.)— Dloroslnl,  G-.  F.  Belazloue 
della  cone  dl  Savoja,  1670.  80  pp.  (AlMrl,  E.,  JSeiaz. 
am&as.  rencii,  2  s.  v.  2,  p.  113.)— Sclopls,  F.  Oonside- 
razionl  storicho  Intorno  aUe'auticjhe  assemblee  rap- 
presentatlve  del  Plemonte  e  della  Savola.  Ill  pp. 
{Hi&t.  patrioi  mfm.  v.  15,  Coinltloi'um  pt.  2,  Appendix.) — 
Vendrainin,  F.  Belazlone  della  corte  dl  Savoja, 
1589.  68  pp.  (Alb6rl,  E.,  Relaz,  anibas.  venetit  2  s.  v.  5, 
p.  129.)— Zaue,  M.  Belazlone  della  corte  dl  Savoja, 
1578.  26  pp.  (Albdrl,  E.,  iie!ae.  ainiias.  veneti,  2,s.  V.  6, 
p.  47.) 
iSee  also  Savoy,  Bouse  of. 

SaTO)>  Politics.  France,  S.,  and  Svitzer- 
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frage In  S.  and  Nice.  19  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  87, 
1860,  p.  734.) 

Savoy,  House  of.    Belgiojoso,  C.  T.,  Prin- 

cesse  de.    Histoire  de  la  maison  de  Savoie. 

1878. 
Servion,  J.    Gestez  et  oroniques  de  la 

mayson  de  Savoye.     1879,  2  v. 
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To  which    is  added  some  account  of  the 

House  of  Savoy.     1849,  3  v. 
Hndry-Menos,  (— ).   La  maison  de  Savole.  41  pp. 

(Mev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1866,  2  p§r.  v.  66,  p.  355.) — Mazade, 

C.  de.    Le  premier  roi  de  Sardalgne  et  la  politique  de 

la  maison  de  Savole.    25  pp.    (iZeu.  d.  deyx  mondes,  1859, 

2  pSr.  v.  21,  p.  689.) 

jSee  also  N.  Brit.  Eev.  v.  36, 1862,  p.  37 ;  Westm.  Rev. 

n.  s.  v.  9, 185G,  p.  51. 

Savoy,  The,  London.  Loftie,  W.  J.  Me- 
morials of  the  Savoy,  the  palace :  the  hos- 
pital :  the  chapel.     1878. 

Bray,  W.    Oommunioatlon  of  the  seal  and  style  of 

the  master  and  chaplains  of  the  Savoy  hospital,  in  the 
Strand.  3  pp.  (Areliaeologia,  v.  19,  1821,  p.  146.) — 
Walton,  W.  Acoompts  of  the  manor  of  the  Savoy, 
temp.  Eichard  II.  18  pp.  (^ArcTiaeologia,  v.  24,  1832, 
p.  299.) 

Savoy  liturgy.  The.    Hall,  P.,  Reliquiae 

liturgicae,  v.  4.  — 1248 

Savoyard  ballads  and  songs.     Dian 

delajeanna.    Le  long  de  I'an.   Chansons  en 

patois  Savoyard  avec  la  traduction  frangaise 

en  regard.     1878. 
Savoyard    language.     Constantin,   A. 

Etudes  sur  le  patois  Savoyard.    La  muse 

savoisienne.     1878. 
Etudes  sur  le  patois  Savoyard.   Projet 

d'alphabet  d  I'usage  de  notre  patois.     1877. 
Sawell,  C.   M.     Suggestions  to  the  Eoyal 

Commissioners  on  the  dwellings  of  the  poor.    23  pp. 

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Sawyer,  Mrs.   Caroline  Mehetabel   Fisher. 

1812 — .    The  Boy  and  his  angel.    2  pp.    (Dem.  Eev.  v.  9, 

1841,  p.  143.)— Spnrn  not  tile  guilty.    1  p.    (Dem. 

Eev.  V.  18,  1846,  p.  95.)— To  a  mountain  torrent. 

2  pp.    {Bern.  Bev.  v.  11,  1842,  p.  G48.)— The  Wife's 

remonstrance.    1  p.    {Dem.  Rev.  v.  14, 1844,  p.  539.) 
Sawyer,  Nathaniel.    Mallon,  P.     Nathaniel 

Sawyer.    4  pp.    (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Mem. 

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Sawyer,  Samuel  E.  History  of  the  West 
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Sax,  Adolphe.  Comettant,  O.  Histoire  d'un 
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Sax,  Eberhard  von.    See  Eberhard  von  Sax. 

Sax,  Heinrich  von.     See  Heinrich  von  Sax. 

Sax,  Karl.  Ueber  die  babylonische  urge- 
sohlohte  und  ueber  die  natlonalltaet  der  Kuschiteu 
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Sax,  Pierre,  Canon  of  Aries.    17  cent.    Ponti- 

flolum  Arelatense,  seu   historla   primatum   Sanetae 
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Saxby,  Henry  L.,  M.  D.  Birds  of  Shetland, 
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Saxe,  Hermann  Maurice,  Comte  de.  1696- 
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Lettres  k.  la  prlnoegse  de  Holstein.    25  pp.    (Soc. 

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DiLWORTH,  W.  H.  Life  and  military  his- 
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ESPAGNAC,  J.  B.  J.  D.  de  S.,  Baron  d'. 

Histoire  de  Maurice  Comte  de  Saxe,  Due  de 
Courlande  et  de  S6migalle.     1775,  3  v. 

Weber,  K.  von.    Moritz  Graf  von  Sach- 

sen,  .  . .  Nach  archivalischen  quellen.    1863. 

Ambert.  J.  M.  J.  J.  A.  J.    Le  MarSchal  de  Saxe. 

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Saxe,  John  Godfrey,  XL.  D.  1816-87.  Poeti- 
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12°.  1896 

Contents.  Slpigrams.- !Excerpts  from  occasional 
poems.- Fables  and  fairy  tales. — Fables  and 
legends  of  many  countries. — Fairy  tales,  legends, 
and  apologues.  —  Leisure  day  rhymes.  —  liOve 
poems.— Slartialis,  M.V.  Epigrams  from  the  Latin. 
—  Poems.  —  Satires.  —  Sonnets.  —  Translations 
and  paraphrases — Travesties. 

Money-king  and  other  poems.     Boston, 

1860.     12°.  1355 

Charming  -vroman.    1  p.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  50, 

1875,  p.  488.)  — Compensation.  1  p.  {Scribnev's 
Monthly,  v.  10, 1875,  p.  447.)— The  Coquette,  a  portrait. 

2  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Humorous  masterpieces  from  Am. 
lit.-v.  1,  p.  156.)— The  Dead  letter.  ,1  p.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  43, 1871,  p.  870.)— The  Duke's  stratagem,  a 
Milanese  tale.  1  p.  {,'^ribner's  Monthly,  v.  7,  1874,  p. 
331.) — Elpigrams  and  epigrammatists.  3  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.v.  15, 1857,  p.  344.)— The  Jolly  mariner. 

3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1858,  p.  814.)— Justine, 
you  love  me  not  I  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  46, 1873,  p. 
876.)— Laura.  1  p.  (Sarlbner's  Monthly,  v.  9,  1875,  p. 
551.) — liittle  Jerry,  the  miller.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  18,1859,  p.  17.)— Love's  sovereignty,  1  p.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  54,  1877,  p.  32.)— Miserere.  1  p.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  44, 1872,  p.  280.) — Mnemosyne  :  a  soiinet. 
1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  62,  1876,  p.  807.)— My  books. 
1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  49, 1874,  p.  739.)— My  queen !  a 
sonnet.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  46, 1873,  p.  438.)— Part- 
ing. 1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11,  1876,  p.  808.)— 
Poet's  constancy,  a  madrigal.  1  p.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  V.  11, 1876,  p.  669.)— Sonnet.  1  p.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  44,  1872,  p.  605.)— Vision  of  the  faithful. 
1  p.     {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  28,  1871,  p.  40.) 

Saxe-Altenburg.  Demombynes,  G.  Saxe- 

Altenbourg.  Parlement.  2  pp.  ( Constitutions  europi- 
ennes,  y.  2,  p.  646.) — Public  instruction  in  Saxe- 
Altenburg.  6  pp.  (.4m.  J.  of  Education,  v.  20,  1870, 
p.  667.) 

Saxe-Cobnrg>Gotlia.    Demombynes,  G. 

Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha.  Parlement.  2  pp.  (Constitutions 
eurap^ennes,  v.  2,  p.  646.)— Public  instruction  in 
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.  32  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education, 
V.  20,  1870,  p.  573.) 

Saxe-Meisiingen.  Demombynes,  G.  Saxe- 

Melningen.  Parlement.  1  p.  ( Constitutions  europ6enneSt 
V.  2,  p.  648.)— Public  Instruction  in  Saxe-Mel- 
ningen.  22pp.  (Am. J.of Education,^. 20,lS10,p.i05.) 

Saxe-Weiinar-Elsenacli.  Demombynes, 

G-.  Saxe-Weimar- Eisenach.  Parlement.  2pp.  (Con- 
stitutions europiennes,  v.  2,  p.  649.)— Public  instruc- 
tion in  Grand  Duchy  of  Saxe-Weimar.    8  pp. 

(Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  20, 1870,  p.  627.) 


SAXO  DI  MESSINA 


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SAXONY 


Saxo  di  Messina,  Tomaso  di.  See  Tom- 
maso  di  Saxo  di  Messina. 

Saxo  GrauiiuaticHS.  —circa  1204.  His- 
toiia  Danica.  Recensuit  et  commentariis 
illustravit  Dr.  Petrus  Erasmus  Mueller,  opus 
morte  Muelleri  interruptum  absolvit  J.  M. 
Velschow.    Havniae,  1839-58.    2  v.  8°.    3652 

Die  sage  von  Amletli.    18  pp.    (Simrook,  K.,  Quel- 

Uyi  des  Shakspearej  v.  1,  p.  103.) 

Latham,  R.  G.      Two  dissertations  on 

the  Hamlet  of  Saxo-Grammaticus,  and  of 
Shakespear.    1872. 

M0ELLER,  P.  E.,  Bp.  of  Seeland.    Critisk 

undersoegelse  af  Danmarks  og  Norges  sagn- 
historie,  eller  om  trovaerdigheden  af  Saxos 
og  Snorros  kilder.     1823. 

Critisk  undersoegelse  af  Saxos  his- 
tories. 1830.  ( VFiii/i  te  Critisk  undersoegelse 
af  Danmarks  sagnhistorie. ) 

liattiam,  R.  G.     The  double  personality  of  the 

Hamlet  ol  Saxo  Gramraaticus,  etc.  104  pp.  (Royal 
Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  V.  10,  1874,  p.  214.) 

ISaxolug,  of  Prato.  15  cent.  Epistolae.  7 
pp.  (MartSne,  K,  and  Durand,  V,,  Vet.  script.  ampUss. 
collect.  V.  3,  p.  841.) 

Saxou  chronicle.  See  Anglo-Saxon 
chronicle. 

Saxon  chronicles.    Eaile,  J.  {Ed.)     1565 

(Saxon  Inscriptions.  See  Inscriptions, 
Saxon. 

Saxon  language.  See  Anglo-Saxon  lan- 
guage. 

Saxon  names  of  places.  8  pp.  Phillipps, 

T.    (Royal  Soc.  ot  Lit. 'i'rans.  V.  3,  1839,  p.  97.) 

Saxon  obsequies.    Neville,  R.  C.        1702 

Saxons.    See  Anglo-Saxons. 
Saxons,  La  chanson  des.   Bodel,  J.  2  v.  1225 
Saxons  in  England.    Kemble,  J.  M.    2  v. 

1576 
Saxony. 

Haltrich,  J.  (Ed.)  Deutsche  volks- 
maerchen  aus  dem  Sachsenlande  in  Sieben- 
buergen.     1856. 

Mayhew,  H.     German  life  and  manners 

as  seen  in  Saxony  at  the  present  day.     1865. 

Spiess,  M.    Aberglauben,  sitten,  und  ge- 

braeuche  des  saeohsischen  Obererzgebirees. 
1863.  ^ 

Court  of  S.    16  pp.     {Dullin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  63, 1864, 

p.  549.)— Demombynes,  G.  Saxe  royale.  Parle- 
ment.  Conseil  proviuolal.  14  pp.  {Constilulions 
europeennes,  v.  2,  p.  G31.)  — Hawthorne,  J.  Saxon 
Switzerland.  30  pp.  { Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  26, 1875,  p.  908.)— 
Huinlicrt,E.  Souvenirsde Saxe:  unnouveaumusSe 
de  peinture.  15  pp.  {Biblioth.univ.  etrev.  sviue^^s.v 
33,  1866,  p..  438.)— Rolevinck,  de  Lmr,  W.,  Utmk  of 
Cologne.  De  antlquorum  Saxouum  situ  et  morlbus 
llbriin.  46  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Scrip*,  rer.  BrunsOTC 
V.  3,  p.  606.) 

Saxony,  Church  history.    Busch,  J.,  Prior 

ofSulta.  De  relormatione  monaateriorum  quoruudam 
Snxonlae.  198  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  TV.,  Scripf.  rer,  Brwns- 
Bfc.  V.  2,  pp.  476,  806.)  — De  tundatione  quarundam 
Saxonlae  ecclesiarum  ...  a  teraporlbus  Caroll 
Magnl  ad  Ottonem  Magnum.  3  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W. 
Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  260.)  '      '' 

Saxony,  Education.      Professional  training 

and  improvement  of  teachers  in  S.  8  pp.  {Am  J  of 
Education,  v.  13,  1863,  p.  623.)— Public  Instruction 
In  S.  30  pp.  lAm.  J.  of  Education,  y.  20,  1S^0,  p.  529.)— 
Samuelson,  B.  Technical  education  in  S.  7  pp 
iFurtn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  30,  1881,  p.  91.)— Wlmmer,  h' 
Public  instruction  in  S.  17  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Education, 
T.  5,  1858,  p.  360.)— Secondary  education  in  8.  9  pp 
(Am.  J.  ofEdMalion,  v.  9, 1860,  p.  201.) 

Saxony,  Geology.  Geinitz,  H.  B.  Verstein- 
erungen  der  steinkohlenformation  in  Sach- 
sen.     1855. 


Geemah,    E.    F.     Versteinerungen   des 

steinkohlengebirges  von  Wettin  und  Loebe- 
jueu.    1844-53. 

Saxony,  History.  Boettigee,  K.  W.  Ge- 
schichte  des  kurstaates  und  koenigreiches 
Sachsen.  1880-31,  2  v.  (Heeren,  A.  H.  L., 
and  Ukert,  F.  A.,  Geschichte  europ.  staaten.) 

Chroniken       der       niedersaechsischen 

staedte.  1868-84, 4 v.  (Chroniken  der deutsch. 
staedte.v.  6,  7, 16,  19.) 

Mencke,  J.  B.  (Ed.)    Scriptores  rerum 

Germanicarum  praecipue  Saxonicarum. 
1728-30, 3  V. 

Odeleben,  E.  O.  I.,  Freiherr  \on.  Cir- 
cumstantial narrative  of  the  campaign  in 
Saxony.     1830,  2  v. 

Annales  Pegavlenseg  et  Bosoviensee.    39  pp. 

(Fraultfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  16,  p.  232.)— Annales  Sanctl 
Petri  ISrpbesfurclenscs.  11  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script.  V.  16,  p.  15.1— Bruno,  of  Magdeburg.  Liber  de 
bello  Saxonico.  58  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  5,  p. 
827 ;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  147,  p.  489.)— Car- 
men de  bello  Saxonico.  22  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script.  V.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  1214.)— Codex  diplomalicua 
circulum  electoralem  Saxonlcura  lUustrans  ab  anno 
1174  ad  flnem  seculi  XVI.  134  pp.  (Sohoettgon,  C, 
and  Kreysig,  G.  C,  Diplomat,  et  script.  German,  v.  3, 
p.  391.)  — Dlplomatarinm  Glelchenge,  25  pp. 
(Sohoettgen,  C,  and  Kreyaig,  G.  C,  Viplomat.  el  script. 
German,  v.  1,  p.  725.)— DIthmar,  Bp.  of  Mersebourg. 
Chronic!  llbri  IIX.  106  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script, 
rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  323.)  —  Carzonl,  G.  Rerum 
Saxonicarum  llbri  II.  21  pp.  (Mencke,  J,  B.,  Script, 
rer.  Germanic,  v.  2,  p.  1015.)— Leuber,  B.  Catalogus 
regum,  electorum,  palatlnorum,  ducum,  marchlonum, 
item  et  comitum  potentlorum  veterum,  Saxonlae, 
Thuringlae,  et  Mlsnlae.  100  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B., 
Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  1809.)— Prussia  and 
Saxony ;  or,  an  appeal  to  tlie  good  sense  of  Europe. 
27  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  6,  1815,  p.  191.)— Spalatlnug, 
O.  Vltae  aliquot  electorum  et  ducum  Saxonlae.  42 
pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2,  p.  1267.) 
—The  Stellinga :  Saxony  in  the  9  century.  26  pp. 
(Dublin  Rev.  v.  26,  18t8,  p.  345.)— Waltz,  G.  Uebor 
elne  saechsisohe  kaiserohronlk  und  ihre  ableitungen. 
62  pp.  (Goettiugen,  E.  gesells.  wlssens.  Hist,  pkilol. 
classe  Abhandl.  v.  12, 1866,  p.  3.)— Weber,  K.  von.  Eiu 
sohuss  im  walde,  1603.  57  pp.  (Eaumer,  F.  von.  Hist, 
taschenbuch,  1860,  p.  219.)— Wlttekind,  of  Corbie.  Res 
gestae  Saxonicae.  60  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  3, 
p.  408;  Migne,  J-.  P.,  Palrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  137,  p.  116.) 

Seealsa  Dresden — Saxony,  House  of. 

Saxony,  House  of.  Boeel  d'Hauterive,  A. 
P.  J.  Precis  historique  sur  la  maison  royale 
de  Saxe.     1843. 

Prince    Albert   and    the 
1840. 
Geschichte  der  deutschen 

1854,  7  V. 

— -  Holder-Bgger,  O.  (Ed.)  Chronica  princlpum 
baxonlae  et  monumenta  Brandenburgensla.  19  pu. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  25,  p.  468.) 

Saxony,  Law.  Sachsse,  K.  R.  (Ed.)  Sach- 
senspiegelodersaechsisches  landrecht.  1848. 

Homeyer,  G.     Die  extravaganten  des  Sachsen- 

spiegels.  44  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  PMlol.  hist, 
klasse  Abhandl.  1861,  p.  223.)— Genealogle  der  hand- 
sohriften  des  Sachsenspiegels.  118  pp.  (Berlin  Akad. 
wlssens.  PhiUil.  hist,  klasse  Abhandl.  1859,  r).  83.)— Jo- 
hannes Klenkok  wider  den  Sachsenspiegel.  60  pp. 
l?r>^  '"'''•  wlssens.  Philol.  klasse  Abhandl.  1855,  p. 
d77.)_Der  prolog  zur  glosse  des  saeohsischen  land- 
/m  w,  ^tP^-  ,  'Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol.  klasse 
Abhandl.  1854,  p.  155.)— Ueber  die  Informatlo  ex  speculo 
^^?2°.,TVo==  '  PP-  CBerliu  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol.  klasse 
^u,  ?■  ^1^^'  ?•  «29.)-I,ex  Saxonum.  6  pp.  (Leib- 
nitz, Q.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  77.)— Iiex 
/7!t^,"i""™-n'^"??'  \">*'»  °*™"  <*""•  Gaertner.  39  pp. 
Vir..  t  ,'  ^■'  il<^^iarorum  leges  antiquae,  y.  3,  p.  37.1— 
Wilntziy.p.  per  Sachsenspiegel.  31pp.  (Samml. 
wissens.  vortrg.  v.  16, 1880,  p.  727.) 

Saxony,  Numismatics.     Sagittarius,  P,   M. 

Do  nummis  serenisslmorum  Saxonlae  ducum  ;  Syl- 
labus monetae  cupreae  Saxonicae.  14  pp.  (Mencke, 
J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2,  pp.  763,  786  ) 


Shoberl,   F. 

House  of  Saxony. 
Vehse,  K.  E. 

hoefe.     Sachsen. 


SAXONY 


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SAYERS 


Saxony,  Palaeontology.  Heer,  O.  Beitraege 
zur  naehern  kenntniss  der  saechaisch-thue- 
ringisohen  braunkohlenflora.     1861. 

Saxony,  Prownce of.  Jacobs,  E.  Geschichte 
der  in  der  preusslsohen  provinz  Sachsen 
vereinigten  gebiete.  1883.  (Heeren,  A.  H. 
L.,  and  Ukert,  P.  A.,  Geschichte  europ. 
staaten. ) 

Schmidt,  G.    Paebstliche  urkunden  und 

regesten  aus  den  jahren  1295-1353,  die  ge- 
biete der  heutigen  provinz  Saclisen  und 
deren  umlande  betreffend.     1886. 

Saxony.  Statistische  Bureau  des 
koeniglich  saechsischen  Ministeriums  des 
Innerri.  Alphabetisches verzeichniss  der  im 
koenigreiche  Saclisen  belegenen  stadt-  und 
landgemeinden  nebst  den  zugehoerigen,  be- 
sonders  benannten  wohnplaetzen,  ingleichen 
der  rittergueter  und  der  sonstigen  exemten 
grundstuecke  .  .  .    Dresden,  1876.     r.  8°. 

—8372 

Kalender  und  statistisches  jahrbuch 

fuer  das  koenigreich  Sachsen,  1878-87. 
Dresden,  1877-86.     10  v.  p.  8°.  —3372 

Zeitsclirift,  6-11, 13-31  jahrgang.  Leip- 
zig and  Dresden,  1860-85.     16  v.  4°.     -8872 

Saxton,  Andrew    B.     Home-seeking.     1  p. 

{Scribner's  MonlMy,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  281.)  — Invisible 
land.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  791.)— 
Midsummer.  1  p.  [Scribner's ^Monthly,  v.  16,  1878, 
p.  577.) — Mew  moon,  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17, 
1879,  p.  828.)— Overflcwlng  cup.  1  p.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  17,  1879,  p.  581.) 

Say,  Jean  Baptiste.  1767-1833.  CEuvres  di- 
verses,  contenant;  Gatechisme  d'economie 
politique,  fragments  et  opuscules  in6dits, 
correspondance  generale,  melanges  de 
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Oh.  Oomte,  E.  Daire,  et  Horace  Say.  Paris, 
1848.     8°.  —1113 

Treatise  on  political  economy . . .     Tr.  by 

C.  R.  Prinsep,  ed.  by  C.  C.  Biddle.  Phila. 
1860.     8°.  —1804 

Let;ters   to   Mr.  Malthus,  on  various   subjects   of 

political  economy,  particularly  on  the  causes  oJ  tlie 
general  stagnation  of  contmerce.  57  pp.  (Fam- 
■  phleteer,  v.  17, 1820,  p.  289.) 

French    economists:     Turgot,    Say.      39    pp. 

{Westm.  Rev.  v.  43, 1816,  p.  1.) 

Say,  Jean  Baptiste  Leon.  1826 — .  Grands 
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13°.  4707 

Say,  Louis.    Political  economy.  13  pp.   (Rev. 

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by  W.  G.  Binney.    New  York,  1858.    8°. 

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Complete  writings,  on  the  entomology  of 

North  America.  Ed.  by  John  L.  Le  Conte. 
With  a  memoir  of  the  author,  by  George 
Ord.    New  York,  1859.    3  v.  8°.  —2644 

Life  of  8.    10  pp.    (Longaere,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 

Jfat.portr.  gallery, v.i:.)—Orii,B.  Memoir  of  S.  15  pp. 
(Say,  T.,  Oompl.  writings,  ore  the  entomology  of  N.  Am.  v.  1, 
p.  vll.) 

Sflyana.    Bha'u  Da'ji.    Brief  notes  on  S. 

i  pp.  (Eoyal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Joum.  v.  9,  1B69, 
p.  225.) 

S^yan£ichdrya.    See  Madbavacharya. 

Sayce,  Archibald  Henry,  LL.  D.  1846—. 
Assyria,  its  princes,  priests,  and  people. 
London,  1885.  13°.  {By-paths  of  Bible 
knowledge,  v.  7.)  I'i'SS 


Assyrian  grammar,  for  comparative  pur- 
poses.    London,  1873.     12°.  —2145 

Baibylonian  literature.  Lectures  delivered 

at  the  Royal  Institution.    London,  n.  d.    8°. 

2333 

Fresh  light  from  the  ancient  monuments. 

A  sketch  of  the  most  striking  confirmations 
of  the  Bible,  from  recent  discoveries  in 
Egypt,  Palestine,  Assyria,  Babylonia,  Asia 
Minor.  London,  n.  d.  13°.  {By-paths  of 
Bible  knowledge,  v.  3. )  — 1358 

Introduction  to  the  science  of  language. 

London,  1880.  2  v.  8°.  —2175 
Lectures  on  the  origin  and  growth  of 

religion  as  illustrated  by  the  religion  of  the 

ancient    Babylonians.      London,   1887.     8°. 

{Hibbert  Lectures,  1887.)  —2264 
Lectures  upon  the  Assyrian  language  and 

syllabary.  London,  1877.  8°.  —2145 
Principles    of    comparative    philology. 

London,  1874.  12°.  —2175 
Kesults  of  the  examinatlon-Bystem  at  Oxford; 

Needs  of  the  historical  sciences.    54  pp.    [Essays  on  ffie 

endowment  of  research,  pp.  124,  197.)— Decipherment  of 

the  Hittite   Inscriptions.     21  pp.     (Wright,  W., 

Empire  of  the  Hlttites,  p.  168.) 

{Ed.)    Ancient  empires  of  the  East.    See 

Herodotus. 

{Ed.)  Records  of  the  past:  being  Eng- 
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Contents.  Amiaud,  A.  Inscriptions  of  Telloh.— 
Oppert,  J.  Babylonian  lawsuits  and  judgments.- 
Pinches,  T.G.  An  ErechUe's  lament;  Sin-Gashid's 
endowment  of  the  temple  E-Ana.— SayCe,  A.  H.  An- 
cient Hebrew  inscription  of  SUoam ;  Assyrian  story  of 
the  creation ;  Babylonian  story  of  the  creation  accord- 
ing to  the  tradition  of  Cutha;  Dynastic  tablets  and 
chronicles  of  the  Babylonians ;  Inscription  of  Menuas, 
King  of  Ararat,  in  the  Vaunio  language ;  Inscription 
of  Tiglath-Plleser  I,  King  of  Assyria. 

Note.— Vox  the  1  s.  see  Birch,  S. 

(Tr.)  Table  of  ancient  Accadtan  la\rs;  Syn- 
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Constantini  imp.— Slplgrammata  quaedam  La- 
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vetustjssiml  initia  sen  hymni  sacri  versibus  antiquls 
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Epistolae  omnes  quae  reperiri  potuerunt, 

nunc  primum  colleotae  ac  editae.  Caeteris 
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in  qua  de  autoris  vita ;  et  sub  flnem  Danielis 
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Opus  de  emendatione   temporum :    hac 

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mythology,  poetry,  and  history.  20  pp.  (iV. 
Am.  Bev.  v.  28,  1829,  p.  18.)— Series  triplex  regum 
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kaldet  Orrabeens-stifsoens,  historie,  oversat  at  det 
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{Skandin.  lUteraturselskab,  v.  7,  p.  194.)— Vetustisslma 
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Bafn,  C.  C,  and   Mohnike,  G.  C.  F. 

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mania,  v.  19, 1874,  p.  196.) 

See  also  Ejdda. 

Scandinavia,  Politics.  Thomsen,  V.  Re- 
lations between  ancient  Russia  and  Scandi- 
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Geffroy,  A.    L'intolerance  su^doise,  les  perils  du 

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Scandinavia,  Population.     Pram,  C.  H. 

Om  befolknlngen  1  Skandlnavien  og  dens  tUvaext  i 
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Scandinavian  adventures.    Lloyd,  L. 

2  v.  1463 

Scandinavian    ballads    and    gongs. 

Ahlsteoem,  J.  N.  (Ed.)  800  nordiska  folk- 
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1853. 

Scandinavian  folklore^ 
Scandiiiavian. 

Scandinavian  languages.  Hicees,  O. 
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Dietrich,  F.    Die aussprache  der  brechungen und 

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See  also  Danish, Icelandic, Xoriveglan,  Swed- 
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Cederschioeld,  G.,  and  Wulfp,  F.  A. 

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See  also  Am.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  3,  1828,  p.  431.  Also 
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Scavi  di  Ponipei.    Fiorelli,  G.  3703 

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Scene  In  Tartarus.    5  pp.    (Dublin  Univ. 

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Scenery,  science,  and  art.  Ansted,  D. 
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Scenes  and  adventures  in  tbe  army. 
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Scenes  and  incidents  in  the  western 
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Scenes  and  sports  in  foreign  lands. 
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(Dem.  Bev.  y.  6,  1839,  pp.  162,  328.) 

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A-Future  state,  v.  1.  Paooa-Zwingll,  v.  3. 

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W.  H.    The  labor  question Anderson,  M.  B.   Bight 

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fields  of  labor:  missionary  courtesy.— Anet,  L.  Ee- 
ligious  and  moral  condition  of  Belgium. — Angus,  J. 
Duty  of  the  churches  in  rSlation  to  mlBsions.— Arnot, 
W.  Beiation  between  doctrine  and  life.— Astii,  J.  F. 
Free  churches  of  the  continent;  or,  American  Ideas  in 
Europe.— A veliug,  T.  W.  Christrlan  philanthropy. 
— Bedell,  G.  T.  Spiritual  unity  not  organic  union.— 
Beeclier,  H.  W.  Mission  of  the  pulpit.— Berkeley, 
L.  E.  Evangelization  in  Ireland. — BernstorflT,  A., 
Graf  von.  Lay  preaching. — Bovet,  F.  Christianity 
and  the  Gospel.- Braincrd,  0.  Young  Men's  Chris- 
tian Associations.- Brnnot,  F.  B.  Indians  of  the 
United  States. — Cairns,  J.  Causes  of  modern  infi- 
delity  Campbell,  W.  H.    Infiuence  ol  Christianity 

on  civil  and  religious  liberty.— Carrasco,  A.    Report 
on  the  state  of  religion  in  Spain.— Christlieb,  T. 
Best  methods  of  counteracting  modern  infidelity. —  - 
Conrad,  F.  W.     Interchange  of  pulpits.— Cook,  E. 

F.  Christian ;  or,  the  Evangelical  Alliance  in  France. 
— Coulin,  F.  How  shall  Protestant  ministers  best 
meet  the  demands  of  the  present  age  ?— Crooks,  G. 
B.  Christian  love  the  bond  of  Christian  union.- 
Cummins,  G.  D.  Roman  and  reformed  doctrines  of 
Justification  contrasted.— Curry,  J.  L.  M.  Evils  of  a 
union  of  church  and  state.— Discussions  on  Darwin- 
ism and  the  doctrine  of  development. — Davis,  J. 
Evangelical  Alliance:  its  origin,  objects,  and  opera- 
tions.- Dawson,  J.  W.  Primitive  man  and  revela- 
tion.—Decoppet,  A.  Position  of  the  Protestant  re- 
ligion in  France,  and  particularly  of  the  National 
French  Eetormed  Church.— Dornor,  A.  J.  Beactlou 
of  the  German  natlonalsplrlt against  Ultramontanism. 
— Dorner,  I.  A.  Infallibiilsm  of  the  Vatican  Council, 
and  nominal  Protestantism.— Eddy,  T.  M.  Obliga- 
tions of  literature,  science,  and  commerce  to  Christian 
missions.— Pisch,  G.  Other  Protestant  churches  in 
France;  Present  state  of  popery  in  France.— Fisher, 

G.  P.  Protestantism,  Romanism,  and  modern  civiliza- 
tion.—Fliedner,  F.    Evangelization  of  Spain Fre- 

mantle,  W.  H.  Church  and  the  nation.- Fuller,  R. 
Personal  religion,  its  aids  and  hinderanoes.— Gaspa- 
rin.  A.,  Comte  de.  Care  of  the  sick.— Girdlestone, 
J.  Legislation  and  moral  questions.— Good-win,  D. 
R.  Effects  of  civil  and  religious  liberty  on  Christianity. 
— Grundemann,  E.  Protestant,  Catholic,  and  Greek 
missions.— Guyot,  A.  H.  Cosmogony  and  the  Bible. 
—Hall,  J.  Need  of  liberal  support  for  the  Gospel 
ministry;  What  to  preach.- Harrison,  J.C.  Family 
religion,  with  special  reference  to  England. —His- 
torical sketch.— Hitchcock,  R.  D.  Eomanism  in 
the  light  of  history.— Hodge,  0.  Unity  of  the  church 
based  on  personal  union  with  Christ.— Hoge,  M.  D. 
Mission  fields  of  the  south.— Hopkins,  M.  Sunday 
legislation — Hovey,  A.  Christian  liberty.— Jaco- 
bus, M.  W.  Support  of  the  Christian  ministry.— 
Jegsup,  H.  H.  Missions  to  the  Oriental  churches.— 
Jones,  J.  H.  Christianity  as  a  reforming  power.— 
Kalkar,  C.  H.  A.  State  of  religion  In  Scandinavia.— 
Kalopothakes,  M.  D.  Religion  In  Greece.— Kid- 
der, D.  P.  Best  methods  of  preaching.— Klllen,  T. 
Y.  Ministerial  support  in  the  Irish  Episcopal  and 
Presbyterian  churches.— Knox,  R.  City  missions.— 
Krafft,  W.    Vatican  Council  and  the  Old  Catholic 


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o£  laeallsm.— Krnmmacher,  H.  ChrlBtian  life  in 
Germany.— Leatlies,  S.  Best  methods  of  covinter- 
actLug  modern  Infldellty.— Ijell* vre,  M.  Evangelical 
home  mission  of  France.- Ijetters  of  greeting.— 
Iiorrtanx,  T.  Evangelization  of  France.— Loyson, 
C.  J.  H.,  Father  Hyacinthe.  Letter.— McCosh,  J.  Re- 
ligious aspect  of  the  doctrine  of  development.— 
Marston,  G.  D.  Communion  of  saints:  modes  ot  its 
promotion  and  manifestation. — Slulilenberg,  W.  A. 
Lord's  supper  in  relation  to  Christian  union.— Mur- 
ray, B.  British  provinces  of  North  America.— Mur. 
ray,  W.  Ciiristianlty  in  the  West  Indies.— BTast,  W. 
Personal  religion,  its  aids'and  hiuderances. — IVaville, 
E.  Gospel  and  philosophy.— Nelson,  H.  A.  Intem- 
perance and  its  suppression.— Nevln,  J.  W.  Chris- 
tianity and  humanity.— JTewton,  B.  Importance  of 
the  Sunday-school  agency.- Noel,  W.  Evangelical 
Alliance:  Its  objects  and  influence;  Missions  ot  the 
Evangelical  Church  of  Prussia  among  German  Protes- 
tant congregations  ahroad.  —  Letter  from  the  Old 
Catholic  Congress,  assembled  at  Constance,  Sept. 
12-14, 1873.- Oosteriee,  J.  J.  van.  Gospel  history  and 
modern  criticism.— Parher,  J.  Modern  preaching 
and  Its  requirements.- Patton,  W.  W.  Bevivals  ot 
religion :  how  to  make  them  productive  of  permanent 
good.— Plumer,  W.  S.  Family  religion.- Porter,  N. 
Modern  literature  and  Its  relations  to  Christianity.— 
Potter,  E.  N.  Communion  ot  saints ;  modes  of  its 
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of  religion  in  Italy Eeport  of  Programme.Com- 

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— Pronler,  C.  Roman  Catholicism  in  Switzerland 
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Sunday-school  work.  Its  greatness;  the  church  re- 
sponsible for  it.— Reichel,  E.  State  of  religion  in 
Switzerland.— Rlgg,  J.  H.  Relations  of  the  secular 
and  religious  elements  in  popular  education  in  Eng- 
land.—Robin,  E.  Industrial  schools  as  an  agency 
in  the  prevention  of  crime.— Sdiaff,-  P.  Introduction 
to  Letter  from  the  Old  Catholic  Congress.— Schenck, 
N.  H.  Farewell  address.— Schtveinitz,  E.  de.  Mis- 
sions among  the  lowest  of  the  heathen.— Slieslxftdri, 
N.  Christianity  among  the  Hindoos — Simpson,  A. 
L.  Modern  literature  and  Christianity — Sntitli,  R. 
P.  Christian  union  consistent  with  denominational 
distinctions.— Spiess,  E.  Comparative  study  of  re- 
ligions in  its  bearing  upon  Christian  apologetics.- 
Statistical  tables,  etc.— Stevenson,  W.  F.  Work- 
ing power  of  the  church,  how  to  utilize  it.— Storrs, 
K.  8.  Appeal  of  Romanism  to  educated  Protestants — 
Stoughton,  J.  Ecclesiastical  and  spiritual  relations 
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Vincent,  J.  H.  Sunday-schools  :  the  Bible  service. 
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nstei's,  uebst  den  scholien  des  Pletho  und  Psellus, 
V.  3  a. — Zoroasters  telescop,  Oder  schluessel  zur 
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Sckelandre,  Jean  de.      Circa  1585-1685. 

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Schelcta.    Pfeiffer,  F.     Der  schelch.     7  pp. 

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aerario ;  De  praeda ;  De  vlctu  militum ;  De  Itlnere ;  De 
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dit  d'Outremeuse.  Glossaire  philologique. 
Bruxelles,  1882.    4°.  —2183 

(Ed.)    Deux   redactions   diverses  de   la 

legends  de  Saints  Marguerite  en  vers  fran- 
gais.  pub.  avsc  variantes,  d'apres  des  MSS 
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Guathier  le  liong.    Combat  de  Saint  Pol  centre 


les  Carmols;  La  veuve.  —  Guillaume  de  B€thune. 
Chansons. — Henri  III,  le  D£bnnnaire,  Due  de  Brabant. 
Chansons. — Jacques  de  Baisieux.  Dits  et  fabliaux. — 
Jehan  de  la  Fontaine  de  Toumai.  Chansons. — Jehan 
de  Tournai.  Chansons.— Jocelln  (ZejBnt^es.  Chansons. 

— Matlileu   de  Gand.    Chansons Pierre   de  Gand. 

Chansons.— ^iifenes  deBithune.  Chansons. — Renaut 
de  Trie.    Chansons. 

[Ed.)  Trouveres  beiges.  (N.  s.)  Chan- 
sons d'amour,  jeux-partis,  pastourelles,  sa- 
tires, dits,  et  fabliaux.     Louvain,  1879.    8°. 

3374 
Contents.  Carasaus*  Chansons — Krnans  Cau- 
pains.  Chansons.— Gerars  de  Valenciennes.  Jeu-partl. 
— Gonthier  de  Soignies.  Chansons. — Jacques  de  Gi- 
soing.  Chansons.- Jacques  de  Dampierre.  Chansons, 
— Jeau  de  Condi  [attributed  to],  Pifice  anonyms. — 
Jean  d'Estruen.    Chansons.- Jean  Fremau  de  Lille. 

Chansons Ijanibers  U  Avules.    Chansons.— Pierre 

le  Borgne  de  Lille.  Chansons.— Pt6ce  anonyme.  La 
Prise  de  Nueville. — Raoul  de  Houdenc.  Songe 
d'enfer;  Songe  de  Paradls;  Romans  des  eles. — Tre- 
sorier  de  Liille.  Chansons.— "Wagon,  L.  Le  Mou* 
lin  Ji  vent. 

Diefenbach,  L.    Dlotionnalre  d'^tymologle  tran- 

5alse  d'apres  les  rSsultats  de  la  science  moderns  parS. 
6  pp.  [Zeits.f.  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  12, 1863,  p.  75.)— 
Sears,  B.  Scheler's  Dictionary  of  French  etymology. 
6  pp.     (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  20,  1863,  p.  885.) 

Schelhaiuiuer,  Gunther  Christoph.    Nice- 

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Scheliha,  Lieut.-Col.  (— )  von.  Treatise  on 
coast-defence :  based  on  the  experience 
gained  by  officers  of  the  corps  of  engineers 
of  the  army  of  the  Confederate  States,  and 
compiled  from  official  reports  of  officers  of 
the  navy  of  the  United  States,  made  during 
the  late  North  American  war  from  1861  to 
1865.     London,  1868.     r.  8°.  —3763 

Schell,  A.  von.  Feldzug,  1870-71.  Die  ope- 
rationen  der  I  armee  unter  Gen.  von  Goeben. 
Berlin,  1873.     8°.  3673 

Schellen,  Thomas  Joseph  Heinrich.  1818 — . 
Die  spectralanalyse  in  ihrsr  anwendung  auf 
die  stoffe  der  erde  und  die  natur  der  him- 
melskoei-per.  Braunschweig,  1871.  8°.  — 1505 
The  same.  Tr.  by  Jane  and  Caroline  Las- 
sell.  Ed.  by  Wm.  Huggins.  London,  1873. 
r.  8°.  —1505 

Schelling,  Dorothea  Caroline  Albertine 
Michaelis,  Frau  von.  1763-1809.  Caroline. 
Briefs  an  ihre  geschwistsr,  ihre  tochter 
Auguste,  dis  familie  Gotter,  F.  L.W.  Meyer, 
A.  W.  und  Fr.  Schlegel,  J.  Schelling,  u.  a., 
nebst  briefen  von  A.  W.  und  Fr.  Schlegel, 
u.  a.  Herausg.  von  G.Waitz.  Leipzig,  1871. 
3  V.  8°.  5844 

Hillebrand,K.    Caroline  Schlegel.  48  pp.   [Forin. 

Rev.  n.  a.  v.  11,  1872,  pp.  408,  549.) 

Schelling,  Frisdrioh  Wilhelm  Joseph  von. 
1775-1854.  Saemmtliche  werke.  Stuttgart, 
1856-58.     14  V.  8°.  —3133 

Contents.  Abhandlungen  philologischen  und 

mythologischen  inhalts,  abth.  1,  v.  9 Vorles- 

ungen  ueber  die  methode  des  akademischen 
stndiums,  abth.  1,  v.  5.— Aus  der  Allsemelnen 
zeitschrift  von  Deutschen  fuer  Deutsche, 
abth.  1,  V.  8.— Anthropologisches  schema,  abth. 
1,  V.  10.— Splcilegium  observationum  in  novlsslmam 
Arnobii  editlonem,  abth.  1,  v.  9.— Ueber  den  worth 
und  dlebedeutungder  Bibelgesellschaften,  abth. 
1,  v.  9 — Ueber  das  verhaeltnias  der  bildenden 
kuenste  zu  dernatar,  abth.  1,  v.  7. — Bruno,  ein  ge- 
spraech,  abth.  1,  v.  4 — Ueber  die  congtruktlon  In 
der  phllosophie,  abth.  1,  v.  6.— Vorrede  zu  einer 
philosophischen  schritt  des  Hrn.  Victor  Cousin, 
abth.  1,  V.  10.— Ueber  Dante  in  philosophiacher  be- 
ziehung,  abth.  1,  v.  5.— Ueber  das  wesen  deutscher 
trissenschaft,  abth.  1,  v.  8.— Ueber  die  arabisoheu 
namen  des  Dionysos,  abth.  1,  v.  9.— Phllosophische 
brlefe  ueber  dogmatismns  und  kriticismus, 
abth.   1,   V.   1.— Allgemelne   dedulition   des   dyua- 


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mlschen  processes,  abth.  1,  7.  4.  —  Yler  edlen 

nietalle,  abtli.  1,  v.   4 DarstelluDg    des    pblloso- 

phlsclieu  eiuplrlsmus,  abth.  1,  v.  10. — £lpigrain- 

mata,  abth.  1»  v.  lu.— Hrlangei*  vortraege,  abth. 

1,  V.  9. — Notiz  von  den  ueuen  versuchen  ueber  die 

elgensohaften  der  erz-  und  vrasserfueliler  und 

die  damltzusanamenhaengendenerschelnungen,  abth. 

1,  T.  7.— Brlefweohsel  mlt  XlscliLeninayei-  hezueg- 

lloh  der  abhandlung  "  Phllosophlsohe  untersuchungen 

ueber  das  wesen  der  menschllchen  frelhelt,"  abth.  1, 

V.  8.— Gedlchte  und  nietrlsohe  uebersetzungen,  abth. 

1,  V.  10. — Ueber  elne  etelle  Im  Homerisclien  liyin- 

nus  an  Demeter,  abth.  1,  v.  9.— Vom  Ich  als  prlnclp 

der    phlloaophle   Oder    ueber   das    unbedlngte   Im 

menschllchen  wlssen,  abth.  1,  v.  1.— Abhandlung  zur 

erlaeuterung  des    Idealismns    der    wlaaenschafts- 

lehre,  abth.  1,  v,  1.— System  des  transoendeutalen 

Ideallsmus,    abth.   1,   v.   3.  —  TJeber    das    absolute 

tdentltaetssystem  und  sein  verhaeltniss  zu  dem 

neuesteu  (Khelnholdlschen  dualisraus),  abth.  1,  v.  5. 

— Denkmal  der  schrltt  von  den  GoettUchen  dlngen  . . . 

des  Herrn  Prledrlch  Helnrloh  Jacobl  u.  s.  w,  abth.l, 

V.  8.— Aufsaetze  und  recensionen  aus  der  Jenaer 

und  Erlanser  llteratnrzeitnng  und  dem  Mor- 

genblatt,  abth.  1,  v.  7.— Ueber  die  Jenalsche  All- 

gemelne    literaturzeitung,    abth.    1,   v.    3. — Im- 

manuel  Kant,  abth.  l,v.7.— Bhrenpforte  und  trlumph- 

bogen  tuer  den  theaterpraesldenten  von  Kotzebue 

hel  seiner  rueckkehr  Ins  vaterland.    Mlt  muslk.    Ge- 

druckt   zu   anfang    des  neuen  jahrhunderts;   ohne 

druckort,  abth.  1,  v.  7.— Philosophie  der  kunst,  abth. 

1,  v.  6.— Ueber  das  alter  kyhlopisclier  bautverke 

In  Grlechenland,  abth.  1,  v.  9.— Notlz  ueber  eln  merk- 

wuerdlges  bild  von  Herrn  dlrektor  lianger  In  Muen- 

chen,  abth.  l,v.'7.— Ueber  elne  stelle  des  Ijucretins, 

abth.  1,  v.  9 Rede  an  die  studlrenden  der  Liid^vig 

Maximilians  Universitaet  In  der  Aula  academica 
am  abend  des  29  Dec.  1830,  abth.  1,  v.  9.— Antlqulssiml 
de  prima  malorum  Ikumanorum  origlne  phlloso- 
phematls  Genes.  Ill  eKpllcandl  tentamen  crltlcum  et 
phllosophlcum,  abth.  1,  v.  1.— De  Marcione  Fanlli- 
nai-um  eplstolarum  emendatore,  abth.  1,  v.  1. — Aus 
den  Jahrbuechern  der  medecin  als  wissenschaft : 
Vorrede  zu  den  Jahrbueohern;  Aphorlsmen  zur  eln- 
leltung  In  die  naturphllosophle;  Aphorlsmen  ueber 
die  naturphllosophle;  Kritische  fragmente ;  Vor- 
laeuflge  bezelchnung  des  standpunktes  der  medecin 
nach.grundsaetzeu  der  naturphllosophle,  abth.  1,  v. 
7. — Phllosophische  untersuchungen  ueber  das  wesen 
der  menschllchen  freiheit  und  die  damlt  zusam- 
menhaengenden  gegenstaende,  abth.  1,  v.  7.— Mis- 
cellen,  abth.  1,  v.  4.— Worte  zum  andenken  des  i'rel- 
herrn  von  Itloll  und  Sylvestre  de  Saoys,  abth.  1,  v.  10. 
— Erste  voriesung  in  Ittuenchen,  abth.  1,  v.  9. — 
Ueber  die  vertassung  der  neuen  Koenigllchea  Akade- 
mle  der  blldenden  kuenste  In  Muenchen,  abth.  1,  v. 
7.— Ueber  myth  en,  hlstorlsche  sagen,  und  phllo- 
sopheme  der  aeltesten  welt,  abth.  1,  v.  1 — Einleltung 
in  die  philosophie  der  mythologie,  abth.  2,  v.  1.— 
Philosophie  der  mythologie,  abth.  2,  v.  2.— Ueber  den 
zusammenhang  der  natur  mlt  der  gelsterwelt,  eln 
gespraech,  abth.  1,  v.  9. — Darlegung  des  wahren  ver- 
Eaeltnisses  der  naturphllosophle  zu  der  verbes- 
serten  Fichtescheu  lehre,  abth.  1,  v.  7.— Erster  ent- 
wurf  elnes  systems  der  naturphllosophle,  abth.  1,  v. 
3.— Ueber  den  wahren  begrlff  der  naturphllosophle, 
abth.  1,  v.  4.— Ueber  das  verhaeltniss  der  naturphl- 
losophle zur  philosophie  ueberhaupt,  abth.  1,  v.  6.— 
Darstellung  des  naturprocesses,  abth.  1,  v.  10. — 
Neue  deduktlon  des  naturrechts,  abth.  1,  v.  1.— 
Der  strejt  des  philanthroplnlsmus  und  humanismus 
in  der  theorle  des  erzlehungsunterrichts  uuserer  zelt, 
dargestellt  von  FrledrlohlmmanuelBflethhammer, 
abth.  1,  v.  7.— Notizenblatt,  abth.  1,  v.  6 — Philo- 
sophie der  offenbaruug,  abth.  2,  v.  3,  4.— Ueber 
ottenbarung  und  volksunterrlcht,  abth.  1,  v.  1.— 
Vorschlaege,  die  beschaettlgung  der  phllologlsch- 
philosophischen  hlasse  betreffend,  abth.  1,  v.  8.— 
Nooh  eln  wort  ueber  die  arbelten  der  phllologlsch- 
phllosophlschen  Masse,  abth.  1,  v.  8.— Darstellung 
melnes  systems  der  philosophic,  abth.  1,  v.  4.— 
Feruere  darstellung  aus  dem  system  der  philosophie, 
abth.  1,  V.  4.— Propaedeutik  der  philosophie,  abth.  1, 
T.  6.— System  der  gesammten  philosophie  und  der 
naturphllosophle  Insbesondere,  abth.  1,  v.  6.— Ueber  , 
die  natur  der  philosophie  als  wissenschaft,  abth.  1,  v. 

9 Ueber  die  moegllohkeit  einer  f  orra  der  philosophie 

ueberhaupt,  abth.  1,  v.l.— Zur  geschiohtederneueren 
philosophie,  abth.  1,  v.  10.— Ideen  zu  einer  philoso- 
phie der  natur,  abth.  1,  v.  2.— Philosophie  und 
religion,  abth.  1,  v.  6.— Ueber  das  wesen  der  philo- 
sophischen  kritik  ueberhaupt  und  ihr  verhaelt- 
niss zum  gegenwaertigen  zusland  der  philosophie 
Insbesondere,  abth.  1,  v.  6.— Aus  der  "AUgemeinen 


uebersicht  der  neuesten  philosophischcn  litera- 

tur"  (im  Phllosophlsohen  Journal):  A.  Ueber  die 
prelstrage  der  Berliner  Akademle  (1796) :  Welohe 
tortschritte  hat  die  metaphyslk  selt  Leibnlzeus  und 
Wolfs  zelten  in  Deutschland  gemacht,  und  deren 
loesungeu;  t!.  Abhandlung  ueber  die  frago,  ob  elne 
philosophie  der  erfahrung,  Insbesondere,  ob  elne 
philosophie  der  geschlchte  moegllch  sel,  abth.  1,  v.  1. 
— Ueber  elne  stelle  Platons,  abLh.  1,  v.  9.— Reden 
in  den  oeffentlichen  sltzungen  der  Akademle  der,wls- 
sensohatten  In  Muenchen,  abth.  1,  v.  9.— Rueckert 
und  Weiss  Oder  die  philosophie,  zu  dem  es  kelnes 
deukens  und  wissens  bedarf,  abth.  1,  v.  5.— Ueber  die 
Gotthelten  von  Samotlirake,  abth.  1,  v.  8. — Elnlges 
ueber  die  schaedcllehrc,  abth.  l,v.  7. — Die  welh- 
nachtsfeler,  elu  gespraech  von  F.  Schleierniacher, 
abth.  1,  V.  7.— Berlchteil'ueber  den  paslgraphlscheu 
versuoh  des  Prof.  Schmid  lu  DilUngen,  abth.  1,  v.  8. 
— Vorbemerkung  zu  der  Irage  ueber  den  ursprung 
der  sprache,  abth.  1,  v.  10.— Vorwort  zu  H.  Steifens 
nachgelassenc  schriften,  abth.  1,  v.  10.— Stutt- 
garter  privatvorlesungen,  abth.  1,  v.  7.— Kunst- 
geschlchillche  anmerkungen;  zu  :Johann  Martin 
■Wagner's  bericht  ueber  die  aglnetischen  blld- 
werke,  abth.  1,  v.  9.— Die  Weltalter,  abth.  1,  v.  8.— 
Von  der  vreltseele,  abth.  1,  v.  2.— Ueber  'das  soge- 
nannte  -wettcrschlcssen,  abth.  1,  v.  8. — Bild  vom' 
zinsgroschcn,  abth.  1,  v.  7. 

(Eev.  of,  by  J.JE.  Erdmann,  lu'Zeils.  f.  philos.  v.  29, 
1856,  p.  144.) 

Aus  Sohelling's  leben.  In  briefen.  Leip- 
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Zerstreute  betraohtungeu  ueber  verschledene  aes- 
thetische  gegenstaende,  v.  11.— Ueber  denmoral- 
ischen  nutzeu  aesthetlscher  gitteu,  v.  12.— Herzog 
von  Alva,  bei  einem  trueHstueck  aut  dem  scblosse 
zu  Budolstadt,  im  Jalir  1547,  v.  11.— Ueber  auinuth 
und  wuerde,  v.  11.— Die  Brant  von  Messina,  Oder 
die  Felndllohen  brueder,  ein  trauerspiel,  v.  6.— Ueber 
Buergers  gedlcllte,  v.  12.— Demetrius,  V.  7.— 
Ueber  das  gegenwaertige  dentsche  tUeater,  v.  10. 
—Ueber  naive  und  sentlmentallsobe  dichtung,  v. 
12.— Don  Carlos,  Infant  von  Spanien,  v.  3.— Briete 
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iaehrigen  kriegs,  v.  9.— Ueber  das  erhabcne,  v. 
12.— Euripides.  Iphlgenie  in  AullB ;  Sceneuausden 
Phoenlzlerlnnen,  v.  6.— Ueberslcht  des  zustanda  von 
Xluropa  zur  zeit  des  eraten  ireuzzugs,  v.  11 — Ge- 
Bohicbte  der  unruhen  in  Frankrcich,  welche  der 
regierung  Helnrlch  IV  vorangingen,  bis  zum  tode 
Karla  IX,  v.  11.— Unlversal-hlstorlsohe  ueberslcht  der 
merkwuerdlgaten  staatsbegebenhelten  zu  den  zeiten 
Kaiser  Friedrlchs  I,  v.  11.— Ueber  den  Garten- 
kalender  aut  das  jahr  1796,  v.  12.— Gedichte,  v.  1.— 
Der  Geisterseher,  v.  lO.-Ueber  Egmont,  trauerspiel 
von  Goethe,  v.  12.— Eine  grossmuethige  hand- 


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lung  au9  der  ueuesten  geschlchte,  v.  10. — Die  Hul- 
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Orleans,  elne  romantlscbe  tragoedle,  y.  B.— Kabale 
iind  llebe,  ein  buergerliohes  trauerapiel,  v.  2.— Die 

Kinder  des  Iiauses,  v.  7 Gedaukeu  ueber  den 

gebrauoh  des  gemelnen  und  niedrlgen  In  der  knngt, 
v.  12. — Die  gesetzgebung  des  liyknrgns  und  Solon, 
T.  10.— Die  Maltheger.  v.  7.— Mary  Stnart,  ein 
trauereplel,  v.  6.— Deber  Mattlilssons  ^ediclite,  v. 

12 Ueber  den  zusammenhang  der  mieriachen  uatur 

des  menschen  mlt  seiner  gelstlgen,  v.  10.— Etwaa 
ueber  die  erste  menschengesellscliaft  uacli  dem 
leitfaden  der  mosaischeu  urkunde,  v.  10.  —  Der 
inenischfelnd,  ein  fragment,  v.  3.— Die  sendung 
Moses,  V.  10.— Nachlagg,  V.  7.  — Der  JTeffe  als 
onkel,  V.  7.— Geschlchte  des  abfalls  der  vereiniglen 
Niederlande  von  spanischen  regierung,  v.  8. — Der 
Farasit,  ein  lustsplel,  v.  7.— Ueber  das  patbetjscke, 
T.  11.— Fhllosopliigchebriefe,  V.  10.— Die  Plcco- 
louilnl,  V.  4.— Vorrede  zu  dem  ersten  thelle  der 
merkwuerdigen  rechtsfaelle  nach  Pltaval,v.  11.— An 
dem  herausgeber  der  Porpliylaeen,  v.  12.— Ra- 
cine, J.    Phaedra,  v.  7 Die  Raenber,  ein  sctaau- 

spiel,  V.  2 Die  Schanli  iteline  als  eine  moralische 

austalt  betraohtet,  v.  10.— Charlotte  von  Schiller,  v. 
1.— Nachrlchten  Toii  Scliillers  leben,  v.  1.— Ueber 
die  nothwendigen  gfenzen  belm  gebrauoh  sckoener 
formen,  v.  12.— Semele  in  2  scenen,  v.  1.— Shakes- 

Seare,  W.  Macbeth,  v.  6. — Der  Spaziergang  iinter 
en  liinden,  V.  10. — Spiel  des  schlcksals,  v.  10. — 
Ueber  die  tragiscke  kunst,  v.  11.— Ueber  den  grund 
des  vergnuegens  an  tragischen  gegenstaenden, 
T.  11. — Turandot,  Prinzessin  von  China,  v.  7.— Was 
heisst  und  zu  welchem  ende  studlert  man  univer- 
salgescliickte?  v.  10. — Der  verbreckei- ans  "ver- 
lorner  ehre,  v.  10. — Versclnvoerung  des  Fiesco 
zu  Genua,  V.  2. — Vorrede  zu  der  Geschlchte  des 
Maitheserordens  nach  Vertot,  v.  11.— Denkwuerdig- 
keiten  aus  dem  leben  des  Marschalls  von  Vieille- 
"ville,  V.  11 — Ueber  voelkerivanderung,  kreuz- 
zuege,  und  mittelalter,  v.  11.— AVallenstein,  ein 
dramatlscbes  gedicht,  v.  4.— Warbeck,  v.  7.— Wil- 
kelm  Tell,  schauspiel,  v.  6. 

■ Works.      Early  dramas  and  romances. 

The  Robbers,  Fiesco,  Love  and  intrigue, 
Demetrius,  the  Ghost-seer,  and  the  Sport  of 
destiny,  tr.  from  the  German,  chiefly  by 
Henry  G.  Bohn.  London,  1853.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  lAhr.)  3365 

Works.  Historical.  History  of  the  Thirty 

years'  war,  complete.  History  of  the  revolt 
of  the  Netherlands,  tr.  from  the  German  by 
Rev.  A.  J.  W.  Morrison.  London,  1860.  p. 
8°.     ( Bohn,  H.  G. ,  Stand.  Libr. )  3677 

Works.  Historical  and  dramatic.  His- 
tory of  the  rjevolt  of  the  Netherlands  con- 
tinued. Trials  of  Counts  Egmont  and  Horn  ; 
[Siege  of  Antvrerp;]  Wallenstein's  camp, 
the  Piccolomini,  and  the  Death  of  Wallen- 
stein;  and  Wilhelm  Tell,  Tr.  from  the 
German.  London,  1860.  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Stand.  Ubr.)  3365 

Works.      Historical  dramas,  etc.      Don 

Carlos,  Mary  Stuart,  the  Maid  of  Orleans, 
the  Bride  of  Messina,  tr.  from  the  German. 
London,  1854.  p.  8".  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 
Ijibr. )  3365 

Briefe,    mit   geschichtlichen    erlaeuter- 

ungen.    Berlin,  n.  d.    3  v.  16°.  —8175 

-  Briefwechsel  mit  Koerner.  Von  1784  bis 
zum  tode  Schillers.    Berlin,  1847.    4  v.  16°. 

—8175 
The  same  in  English.  Comprising  sketches 
and  anecdotes  of  Goethe,  the  Schlegels,Wie- 
land,  and  other  contemporaries.  With  bio- 
graphical sketches  and  notes,  by  Leonard 
Simpson.    London,  1849.     3  v.  8°.        —3173 

Briefwechsel  mit  seiner  schwester  Chris- 

tophine  und  seinem  schwager  Reinwald. 
Herausg.  von  Wendelin  von  Maltzahn. 
Leipzig,  1875.    8°-  5845 


Briefwechsel  zwischen  Schiller  und  Cot- 

ta.    Herausg.  von  Wilhelm  VoUmer.    Stutt- 
gart, 1876.     r.  8°.  5891 

Briefwechsel     zwischen     Schiller    und 

Goethe.    4  aufi.    Stuttgart,  1881,    3  v.  r.  8°. 

—3175 
The  same.    Tr.  from  the  3  ed.  of  the  Ger- 
man with  notes,  by  L.  Dora  Schmitz.    Lon- 
don, 1877-79.      2  V.  p.  8°.      (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.)  —3173 

Briefwechsel  zwischen  Schiller  und  Wil- 
helm V.  Humboldt.  Mit  einer  vorerinnerung 
ueber  Schiller  und  den  gang  seiner  geistes- 
entwicklung,  von  W.  von  Humboldt.  Stutt- 
gart, 1830.     12°.  —3175 

Essays,  aesthetical  and  philosophical ;  in- 
cluding the  dissertation  on  the  "  Connexion 
between  the  animal  and  spiritual  in  man. " 
London,  1875.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H,  G.,  Stand. 
lAbr.)  —1438 

Contents.  Moral  utility  of  aesthetic  manners.— 
Letters  upon  the  aesthetical  education  of  man. 
—Detached  reflections  on  different  questions  of  aes- 
thetics.—Connection  between  the  animal  and  the 
spiritual  nature  in  man. — Use  of  the  vulgar  and 
low  elements  In  works  of  art.— Necessary  limitations 
In  the  use  of  beauty  of  form,— Grace  and  dig- 
nity— The  pathetic— Philosophical  letters!— 
Simple  and  sentimental  poetry.— The  stage  as 

a  moral  institution — The  sublime.— Tragic  art, 

Cause  of  the  pleasure  we  derive  from  tragic  ob- 
jects.—Vocabulary  of  terminology. 

Geschlchte  des  dreyssigjaehrigen  kriegs, 

Leipzig,  1802.     3  v.  12°.  3607 

Note. — For  continuation  see  "Woltmann,  K.  L.  von, 
GeschicJUe  des  westphaelischenfriedens. 

The  Minister,  a  tragedy.     Tr.  from  the 

German  .  by  M.  G.  Lewis.     3  ed.    London, 
1798.    p,  8°.  3375 

Note.— This  is  a  tr.  of  Kabale  und  liebe. 
Poems,  tr.  by  E.  A.  Bowring.    2  ed.,  re- 
vised.   London,  1875.    p.  8°.    (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.)  2356 

Schiller  und  Lotte,  1788,  1789.     [Briefe, 

herausg.   von    Emilie   von    Gleichen-Russ- 
wurm.]    Stuttgart,  1856.     12°.  —8175 

Briefe  an  Herzog  Friedrioh  Christian  von  Schleswlg- 

Holsteln-Augustenburg  ueber  aesthetischecraiieh- 
ung.  In  ihrem  ungedruokten  urtexte  herausg.  von 
A.  L.  J.  Miohelsen.  57pp.  (^Deutsch.rmdscluiu,v.l,lSie, 
pp.  67,  273, 100 ;  V.  8, 1876,  p.  253.)— The  Apparltionist, 
a  fragment;  The  Sport  of  destiny;  The  Criminal,  or 
martyr  to  lost  honour;  Fraternal  magnanimity ;  AWalk 
among theLinden trees.  269pp.  {Eo8ooe,T.,Ger.noi-eZiste, 
V.  3,  p.  106.)— Briefe.  Zum  erstenraal  nach  den  origi- 
nalenmitgethelltvonAlbertCohn.  18pp.  {Deutsch.nmd- 
schau,  V.  14,  1878,  p.  466.)-Count  of  Habsburg.  2 
pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  37, 1848,  p.  232.)— Cnrioslly.  1 
p.  [Duilin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  i,  1834,  p.  191.)— Dirge  of  the 
Huron  chief.  1  p.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  19, 1839,  p.  601.) 
—The  Diver.  3  pp.  {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  25, 1829,  p. 
778;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6,  1835,  p.  590;  Eraser's  Mag. 
V.  16,  1837,  p.  229;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  85,  1877,  p.  610.) 
—Don  Carlos,  Infant  of  Spain.  172  pp.  (Thompson, 
B.,  Cer.  theatre,  v.  6.)-Expectation.  1  p.  (Dublin 
XTrnv.  Mag.  v.  13,  1839,  p.  674;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  17, 1838, 
p.  690.)— Fight  with  the  dragon.  5  pp.  [Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  33,  1846,  p.  691.)-The  Gods  of  ancient 
Greece.  4  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  3,  1834,  p.  113.) 
■-Briefe  an  Herder.  18  pp.  (Herder,  J.  G.  von,  Aus 
Herders  nacUass,  v.  1,  p.  179.)— Hero  and  Lieander. 
Tr.  by  John  Anster.  6  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23, 
1844,  p.  452.)— Hope.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23, 
„^'  ?;,i''^-)~''''^®  Ideal.  2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
v.  21,  1843,  p.  496.)-The  Infanticide  mother.  Tr. 
by  John  Anster.  3  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  24, 1844, 
p.  49.)— The  liiterary  lady.  3  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
fnfuJ-  ^,^^^^*'  P-  *3-)-The  Maiden  from  afar.  1  p. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  32, 1848,  p.  62 ;  MaemiUan's  Mag.  v. 
11, 18G5,  p.  234.)-The  Maiden's  grief,  1  p.  (DubUn 
Umv  Mag.  v.  89, 1877,  p.  303.)-Opening  of  the  new 
century.    Tr.  by  J.  0.  Mangan.    1  pT  {Dublin  Univ. 


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part  ot  WaUensteln,  a  drama.  128  pp.  (Oolerldge,  S. 
T.,  Compl.  works,  v.  7,  p.  479.)— The  Pilgrim,  1  p. 
(Duhlin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  3,  1834,  p.  C94.)— Upon  naive  and 
sentimental  poetry,  18  pp.  (Hodge,  F.  H.,  Prose 
.  writers  of  Oermany,  p.  365.) — The  Robbers.  99  pp. 
(Thompson,  B.,  eer.  theatre,  v.  6.)— Brletweohsel  mlt 
dem  Herzog  Frledrlch  Christian  von  Sclilesivig- 
Holsteln-Augnstenbnrg.  Elngeleltet  und  her- 
ausg.  von  Pro(.  Max  Mueller  In  Oxford.  20  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rwtisohau,  v.  3, 1875,  p.  38.)— Tfte  same  in  English.  17  pp. 
[Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  84, 1870,  p.  368.)— The  Secret,  1  p. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  20, 1842,  p.  160.)— Song  of  the 
bell.  31pp.  (Meroator,  pscMi!.,  T/ieftoofc-teper,  p.  31.) 
— Drel  hrlefe  an  die  Barouin  von  Stein,  geb.  T. 
Sehardt.  4  pp.  (Goethe.  J.  W.  von,  and  Goethe,  C.  E., 
Brief e,  p.  121.)— Thekla's  song,  1  p.  (DubHre  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  25, 1846,  p.  470.)— To  my  friends.  Tr.  by  J. 
C.  Mangan.  1  p.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  4, 1834,  p.  36B.) 
— Trafluctlon  de  quelqnes  po69ies  de  S.,  par  M.  P. 
E.  Llttr6.  41  pp.  (LtttrS,  M.  P.  E.,  Littirature  et  I'Ms- 
toire,  p.  417.)— The  Veiled  image  at  Sals,  2  pp. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  30,  1847,  p.  646.)— Visions  of 
fancy,  2  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  162.)— 
Deathot^Vallenstei«,atragedy.  39pp.  (Coleridge, 
S.  T.,  Gompl.  worhs,  v.  7,  p.  609.)— Wallemstein's 
camp.  31  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  8, 1836,  p.  721 ;  v. 
9,  18a7,  p.  33;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2,  1830,  p.  633.)— The 
AVordg  of  faltll.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21,1843, 
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Boas,  E.    Schiller  und  Goethe  im  Xen- 

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DOEEING,  H.   Schiller  und  Goethe.   1853. 

DtJENTZER,  J.  H.  J.     Erlaeuterungen  zu 

Schiller's  werken.  1876-86,  28  v.  in  7.  (In 
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Schiller  und  Goethe.     Uebersichten 

und  erlaeuterungen  zum  briefwechsel 
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FOLLEN,  C.  T.  C.     On  Schiller's  life  and 

dramas.     1841.     (Worfcs,  t.  4.) 

HOFrMEiSTER,K.  Schiller 's  lebeu,  gsistes- 

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HuEFPER,  H.     Erinnerungen  an  Schiller. 

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Palleske,  E.    Schiller's  life  and  works. 

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Spiess,  a.     Schiller's  leben  und  dich- 

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.aSschylus,  Shahspeare,  and  S.  19  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  69,  1851,  p.  641.)— Schiller's  aestbetic 
theory.  20  pp.  IBroumson's  Quart.  Bev.  v.  3, 1846,  p. 
253.)— Belger,  C.  Goethe's  und  SohlUer's  beschaet- 
tigung  mlt  der  poetik  des  Aristoteles.  26  pp.  {Hist. 
undpMlol.aufsaelze,p.  375.)— Schiller's  Bride  of  Mes- 
sina. 13  pp.  {Edin.  Eev.  v.  65, 1837,  p.  239.)— Bryant, 
W.  C.  Frederick  Schiller.  6  pp.  {Prose  writings,  v.  2, 
p.  215 ;  and  Orations  and  addresses,  p.  293.)- Carlyle, 
T.  BohiUer.  19  pp.  {Crit.  and  miscel.  essays,  p.  225; 
and  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3,  1831,  p.  127.)— Century  of 
great  poets  .. .  S.  24  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  Hi, 
1873,  p.  183.)— Dwlght,  J.  S.  Schiller's  William  Tell. 
7  pp.  (C/W-.  Ejcam.  v.  26, 1839,  p.  385.)— English  and 
Anierlcan  translations  of  S.  21pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  24, 1844,"  p.  379.)— Horae  Germanloae,  No.  XVII. 
Flesho.  9  pp.  {Blacleiiiood's  Mag.  v.  16, 1824,  p.  194.) 
— Frothingham,  N.  L'.  Schiller's  Song  ot  the  bell. 
10  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  22, 1837,  p.  235.)— Grimm,  J.  L. 
K.  Bede  auf  S.  25-pp.  {Kleinere  schriflen,  v.  1,  p.  375.) 
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"Das  Ideal  und  das  leben"  und  "Die  Ideale."  14 
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gang  seiner  geistesentwlokl'ung.  84  pp.  (Schiller,  J. 
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beln  und  raethsel.  8  pp.  (Verm,  sclirif ten  und  reden.T?. 
240.1- Schiller's  Ijay  of  the  bell  and  Message  to  the 
iron  foundry.  16  pp.  {^Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6, 1836,  p. 
140.) — Ijefalvre,  A.  ApothSose  de  S.ea  Ailemagne. 
24  pp.  {Bev.  contemp.  1859,  v.  6,  p.  682.)— Less  trans- 
latable poems  ol  S.    19  pp.    {publin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  12, 

1838,  p.  46.)— lilebrecht,  P.  Zu  SohlUer's  Braut  von 
Messina.  8  pp.  {Jahrb.  f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  10, 
1869,  p.  a31.)—I.ife  and  writings  of  S.  29  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Bev.  v.  16,  1823,  p.  897.)— Lyrical  and  smaller 
poems  of  S.  19  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  5,  1835, 
p.  39.)— Some  remarks  on  Schiller's  Maid  of  Or- 
leans. 12~pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  66,  18i4,  p.  216.) 
— Mjnor  poems,  18  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Boston  Quart. 
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20  pp.  {Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  12,  1878,  p.  373.)— 
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Augustenburg  mlt  S.  16  pp.  {Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  8, 
1876,  p.  876.)— Schiller's  WaUensteln.  16  pp.  {Betro- 
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— Bildende  knenste,  v.  9.— Buerger,  v.  8.— Clia- 

rnlcteristiUen  und  Utteratur,  v.  8 Vorrode  zu  den 

Charakterlstlken  und  krltiken,  v.  7.— Corinna  auf 

dem  vorgeblrge  Mlseno  ...  v.  9.— Abrlss  von  den 
europaelaclieu  vorhaeltnlssen  der  deutscHen  Ut- 
teratur, V.  8. — Vorlesungeu    ueber   draniatisclie 

kunst  und  Utteratur,  t.  6,  6 Ktireiipforte  und 

trlumphbogen  fuer  Kotzebue,  v.  2.— Epigramnie, 
V.  2.— Aua  der  Europa,  1803,  v.  12.— Johann  von  Pie- 
sole,  V.  9. — Ueber  zelchuungen  zu  gedicbten  und 
John  Flaxnian's  umrlgse,  v.  9.— Vorrede  zu  Flore 
nud  Blanscheflnr,  v.  7.— Brlete  au  Fonque,  v.  8. 
—Ueber  die  vermaehlungsfeler  S.  K.  K.  Majestaet 
Franz  I  mlt  Hohelt  Maria  Ludovlca  Beatrix  von 
Oesterretch,  v.  9. — Vorlaeuflger  entwurf  elner  neuen 
ausgabe  der  werke  Friedrlclis  des  Crrosgen,  v.  8. 
— Beschrelbung  elnes  bel  Lechenlcb  Im  reglerunga- 
bezlrke  Koeln  auagegrabenen,  Jetzt  dem  Alterthuraa- 
Muaeum  der  universltaet  Bonn  zugehoerigen  ge- 
faesseg  von  en  mlt  halberhobener  arbelt,  v.  9.— 
Bhythmlscbe  gedielite,  v.  2.— Scberzhafte  gedlchte, 
V.  2.— Vermisclite  gedlcble,  v.  1. — Die  Gremaelde,  v.  9. 
— Schreiben  anGoetlie  ueber  elnlge  arbelten  In  Rom 
lebender  kueustler,  v.  9. — Receusionen  aus  den  Goet- 
tiugisclien  Anzeigen  von  gelebrten  sachen,  1789- 
91,  V.  10.— Recenslonen  aus  den  Heidelbergisclien 
Jahrbuechern  der  Utteratur,  1810-16,  v.  12.  — 
Becenslon  von  Humboldt's  Vues  des  Cordil- 

Ifcres,  1817,  V.  12. — Ion,  achauapiel,  v.  2 Receusionen 

aus  der  Jenaisclien  allgemeinen  litteratnr- 
zeltuug,  1796-1816,  V.  10,  12.  —  Entwurf  zu  einem 
kritlsciien  institute,  v.  8. — Vorrede  zu  den  Kri- 
tischeii  schriften,  v.  7.— Ijleder,  v.  1. — Ijitterar- 
Isclier  relchsanzelger,  v.  8.— Urthelle,  gedanken, 
und  elnfaelle  ueber  litteratur  nnd  kunst,  v.  8. — 
]!Ualerel,  v.  9. — Betrachtungen  ueber  metrik,  v.  7. — 
Biographle  J.  Necker's,  v.  8.— Vorrede  zu  F.  Xlco- 
lai's  leben  und  sonderbare  melnungen,  v.  8. — Kunst- 
und  antiquitaeten-sammlung  des  Herrn  Canonicus 
Pick,  v.  9.— Brlefe  ueber  poesle,  sUbenmass,  und 
sprache,  v.  7.— Poetisclie  uebersetzungen  und 
nachblldungen:  Aus  dera  indlschen;  aus  dera  griech- 
iscben;  ausdemlatelniacben;  aus  dem  Itallenisclien, 
spaniscben  und  portugieslacben ;  aus  dem  engUschen ; 
aua  dem  franzoeaischen,  v.  3,  i.  —  Receusionen, 
V.  10-12.— Sohrelben  an  Herrn  Buohbaendler  Reimer 
ueber  die  uebersetzuug  des  Shakapeare,  v.  7.— Ro- 
manzeu,  v.  1. — Ueber  die  kueustler,  ein  gedicbt  von 
Schiller,  v.  7.— Ueber  Frledrlcb  Sclilegel,  v.  8.— 
Ueber  das  verhaeltnlaa  der  schoenen  kunst  zur 
natur ...  v.  9.— Umrlsse,  entworfen  auf  elner  relse 
durch  die  Schiveiz,  v.  8.— Etwas  ueber  W.  Skaks- 
peare  bel  gelegenhelt  Wilbelm  Melsters,  v.  7.— Ueber 
Sbakspeare's  Romeo  und  Julie,  v.  7. — Sonette, 
V.  1.— Spraclie  und  poetlk,  v.  7.— Der  wettatrelt  der 
spraclien,  v.  7.— Ueber  einlge  tragische  rollen  von 
rrau  von  Stael  dargestellt,  v.  9.— Theater-kritiken 
aus  der  zeitung  fuer  die  elegante  welt,  v.  9. — Vorrede 
des  herausgebers,  u.  s.  "w.  v.  7.— Vorrede  zu  Horace 
"Walpole's  sckriften,  v.  8. — Ueber  bistorlacbe  und 
geograpblsche  bestlmmungen  der  zoologie,  v.  8. 

Course  of  lectures  on  dramatic  art  and 

literature.  Tr.  by  John  Black.  Revised, 
according  to  the  last  German  ed. ,  by  the  Rev. 
A.  J.  W.  Morrison.  London,  1861.  12°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  lAbr.)  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  26,  1816,  p.  67 ;  Qiiart.  Rev.  v. 
13,  1815,  p.  113.)  3336 

Reflexions  sur  I'etude  des  langues  asia- 

tiques,  adressees  d  Sir  James  Mackintosh, 
Buivies  d'une  lettre  d  Horace  Hayman  Wil- 
son.    Bonn,  1883.     8°.  —2144 

ComparalBon  entre  la  PhSdre  de  Racine  et  celle 

d'Eurlpide.  12  pp.  (Gulzot,  F.  P.  G.,  and  Gulzot,  E. 
C.  P.  de  M.,  Le  temps  pass£,  v.  1,  p.  136.)— On  the  fame 
and  acquirements  of  Shakspeare;  On  the  art  of 
Shakspeare;  Shakapeare'a  delineation  of  character; 
Shakspeare's  delineation  of  paaslon;  Shakapeare,  In 
reference  to  the  age  In  which  he  flourished.  46  pp. 
(Drake,  N.,  Memorials  of  Shakspeare,  pp.  131,  141,  168, 
178,  190.) 

{Tr.)    Shakspeare's  Dramatische  werke. 

See  Shakspeare,  W. 

erlmm,  W.  K.    Antlkrltlk  gegen  S.  6  pp.  {Kleinere 

sckriften,  v.  2,  p.  166.) — Humbert,  G.  Scblegel  und 
MoUfere.  39pp.  {Zeits.f.neufranz.  sprache undlit.v.t, 
1885,  Supplementheftlll,  p.  14.)— Observations  aur  la 
langue  et  la  litterature  provenfales.  3  pp.  (Rev. 

.  of,  by  r.  0.  Diez,  in  Us  Kleinere  schriften,  p.  46.)- 


OBnvrea  franf  alges  par  C.  Monnard.  50  pp.  (Eev, 
of  In  Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  23, 1853,  p.  468; 
V.  24,  18.)3,  p.  100.) 

Schiller,  J.  0.  F.  von,  and  Koeener,  C. 

G.  Sketches  and  anecdotes.  1849,  3  v.  (In 
their  Correspondence. ) 

Clalusk}r,  0.    Critiques  et  hiatorlens  modernes  de 

rAUemagno.  S.  43  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  m^ndes,  1846,  u.  s. 
V.  13,  p.  400.)— Hedge,  F.  H.  Lite  of  S.,with  examples 
of  his  writings.  18  pp.  {In  his  Prose  writers  of  Ger- 
many, p.  423.)— tjom*nie,  L.  L.  de.  M.  A.-W.  de 
Schlegel.  36  pp.  (/n  Ms  Galerle  des  contemp.  lilustr. 
V.  4.)— memoir  of  S.  10  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  2, 
1844,  p.  185.)— Strauss,  D.  F.  August  Wilhelm  Schle- 
gel.   40  pp.     (Gesanim.  werfee,  v.  2,  p.  118.) 

and  Schlegel,  Karl  Wilhelm  Friedrich 

von.  Athenaeum.  Berlin,  1798-1800.  3  v. 
8°.  ,  —3136 

Schlegel,  Caroline.     See  Schelling,  D.  C. 

A.M. 
Schlegel,  Hermann.  1804 — .  Abbildungen 
neuer  oder  unvoUstaendig  bekannter  am- 
phibien,  nach  der  natur  oder  dem  leben 
entvrorfen.  Duesseldorf,  1837-44.  8°,  and 
atlas,  fo.  —2624,  atlas  —1641 

Pisces;  Reptilia.    See  Temminck,  C.  J., 

and  Schlegel,  H. 

and  Mueller,  Salomon.    See  Mueller, 

S.,  and  Schlegel,  H. 

and  Pollen,  Frangois  P.  L.     Mammi- 

feres  et  oiseaux.  Leyde,  1868.  4°.  (Pollen, 
F.  P.  L.,  and  Van  Dam,  D.  0..,Recherches  sur 
lafaune  de  Madagascar,  pt.  3.)  — 3571 

Schlegel,  Johan  Priderich  Wilhelm.  1765- 
1836.  Neutral  rights :  or,  an  impartial  ex- 
amination of  the  right  of  search  of  neutral 
vessels  under  convoy,  and  of  a  judgment 
pronounced  by  the  English  Court  of  Ad- 
miralty, June  11,  1799,  in  the  case  of  the 
Swedish  convoy.  Tr.  from  the  French. 
Phila.  1801.  8°.  (Bound  pamph.Y.  109.)  5936 

Om  agerdyrknlngens  og  landoekonomlens  tllstand 

i  Dannemark  foer  og  under  de  foerate  Valdemarer, 
aom  den  har  vaeret  efter  den  Skaanske  lovsamllng. 
50  pp.  {Skandin.  litteraturselsJcab,  v.  4,  p.  273.) — Beviia 
at  kong  Hans  ingelunde  kan  ansees  for  aristokratiets 
befordrer ;  Oplysnlng  om  at  Nederlaenderne  af  kong 
Christian  II,  ere  blevne  frltagne  for  oeresunds-tolds 
svarelse  1  visse  aar  mod  en  bestemt  pengesum.  35  pp. 
{SJcandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  18,  pp.  297,  324.) — Under- 
soegelse  om  Jaevnet-eeds  (Jafnath  eth.)  sande  be- 
tydulng  og  beskatfenhed.  43  pp.  {Skandin.  litteratur- 
selskab, V.  17,  p.  331.) 

Schlegel,  Johann  Elias.  1718-49.  Love- 
dltty.    1  p.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19, 18J2,  p.  779.) 

Schlegel,  Johann  Heinrich.  1724-80.  Ge- 
schichte  der  koenige  von  Daenemark  aus 
dem  oldenburgischen  stamme.  Kopen- 
hagen,  1769-77.     3  v.  in  1,  fo.  3631 

Tragische  ironle  bei  Sophokles.    Tauber- 

bischofsheim,  1874.     13°.  3284 

Schlegel,  Karl  Wilhelm  Friedrich  von. 
1773-1829.  Saemmtliche  werke.  Wien, 
1846.     15  V.  8°.  —3118 

Contents.  Anslchten  nnd  ideen  von  der  christ- 
llchen  kunst,  v.  6.  —  Studlen  des  classischen 
alterthums,  v.  3-6.  —  Geschlohte  der  epischen 
dichtkunst  der  Grlechen,  v.  3,  4.— Gedichte,  v.  9, 
10.— Phllosophle  der  gescklchte,  v.  13,14.— Ueber  die 
neuere  gesohlchte,  v.  11.— Ueber  die  sprache  und 
weishelt  der  Indier,  v.  8.— Neue  kunst  und  Utera- 
tur,  V.  8 — Phllosophle  des  lebens,  v.  12.— Geschlohte 

der  alten  und  neuen   literatur,  v.  1,  2 Fhilo- 

sopliische  vorlesungen  iuabesondere  ueber  phi- 
losophic der  sprache  und  des  wortes,  v.  15 Kritlk 

und  theorle  der  alten  und  neuen  poesle,  v.  5.— Ro- 
mantische  sagen  und  dlchtungen  dea  mittelalters, 
T.  7.— Beltraege  zur  kenntnisa  der  romantlschen 
dicAtknnst,  v.  8.  —  VermlscUte  krltlsclie 
schriften,  v.  8 — AUe  ivelt-gesclilchte,  v.  8. 
(Eev.  of  In  Weetm.  Bev.  v.  3, 1825,  p.  321.) 


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Aesthetic  and  miscellaneous  works,  tr. 

from  the  German  by  E.  J.  Millington.  Lon- 
don, 1860.    13°.  —1438 

Contents.    On  the  limits  of  the  beaiitlftal.— Letters 
on  Christian  art.— Essay  on  Gotblo  arcliltcc- 

turc— On  tile  language  and  wisdom  ot  tbe  Indiana. 
— Bemarks  on  the  romance  poetry  of  the  middle 
ages  and  on  Sbalispeare.  ' 

Course  of  lectures  on  modern  history,  to 

which  are  added,  historical  essays  on  the 
beginning  of  our  history,  and  on  Caesar  and 
Alexander.  Tr.  by  Sydney  Purcell  and  R. 
H.  Whitelock.  London,  1863.  13°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  3457 

Lectures  on  the  history  of  literature,  an- 
cient and  modern.  From  the  German,  now 
first  completely  tr.,  and  accompanied  by  a 
general  index.  London,  1859.  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  (Rev.  of  in  Blaclmood''s 
Mag.  V.  3,  1818,  p.  497 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  21, 
1819,  p.  371 ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  3, 1835,  p.  831.) 

3335 

Lessing's  geist  aus  seinen  schriften,  oder 

dessen  gedanken  und  meinungen  zusammen- 
gestellt  und  erlaeutert.  Leipzig,  1810.  3  v. 
18°.  —3187 

Lucinde.      Ein    roman.      Coburg,    1868. 

sq.  16°.  1307 

Philosophy  of  history  in  a  course  of  lec- 
tures delivered  at  Vienna.  Tr.  from  the 
German,  with  a  memoir  of  the  author  by 
James  Burton  Robertson.  London,  1859. 
13°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  3457 

Philosophy  of   life,   and    philosophy  of 

language.  -  Tr.  from  the  German,  by  Rev. 
A.  J.  W.  Morrison.  London,  1847.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)  —1418 

The  everlasting  Jevr.    3  pp.    {Dublin  JJhiv.  Mug. 

T.  33, 1849,  p.  92.)— Sonnet.  Iiessiug's  "words.  1  p. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19, 1842,  p.  780.)— On  the  character 
and  feelings  ot  Shakspeare;  Shakspeare  and  Cal- 
deron  compared.  11  pp.  (Drake,  N.,  Memorials  of 
Shakspeare,  p.  105.) 

[Ed.)    Novalis  Schriften.    See  Harden- 

berg,  F.  L.  von. 

Creuzer,  a.  F.    TJeher  Fr.  Sohlegel's  Studien  des 

classischen  aiterthums.  21  pp.  {Deutsch.  schriften, 
abth.  3,  V.  2,  p.  6.)— Brdmann,  J.  E.  In  his  Versuch 
einer  wissens.  . .  .  gesch.  der  neuern  phllos.  v.  3,  pt.  1, 
p.  684.  25  pp.— Schlelermacher.I'.  D.B.  Vertraute 
brlete  ueher  Friedrich  Schlegel's  Lucinde.  86  pp. 
(Saemmt.  werke,  abth.  3,  v.  1,  p.  421.)— Varnhagen 
Von  Knse,  K.  A.  L.  P.  Schleiermaoher  und  S.  6  pp. 
(Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  18,  p.  206.) 

Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von,  and  Koerner,  C. 

G.  Sketches  and  anecdotes.  1849,  3  v.  (In 
their  Correspondence. ) 

Bioaraphte.    28  pp.    (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  16,  p.  261.) 

—Hedge,  F.  H.    Lite  ot  S.,  with  examples  ot  hia 
writings.    17  pp.    (In  his  Prose  writers  of  Germany, 
p.  472.)  —  Schlegel,  A.  W.  von.     Ueber   Friedrich 
Schlegei.    9  pp.    (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  8,  p.  286.) 
See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  64, 1843,  p.  311. 

Schlegei,  Victor.    Ueber  die  methoden  zur 

bestlmmung  der  geschwindlgkeit  des  lichtes.  32  pp. 
(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1886,  p.  733.)         ' 

Sclileich,  Erdwin  Gustav.  1856—.  Prole- 
gomena ad  carmen  de  Rolando  Anglicum. 
Burgi,  1877.     8°.  1324 

Schleicher,  August.  1831-68.  Compendium 
der  vergleichenden  grammatik  der  indo- 
germanischen  sprachen.  Kurzer  abriss  einer 
laut-  und  formenlehre  der  indo-german- 
ischen  ursprache,  des  altindischen,  alteran- 
ischen,  altgriechischen,  altitalischen,  alt- 
keltischen,  altslawisohen,  litauischen,  und 
altdeutschen.    Weimar,  1866.    8°.      —3184 


The  same.    Tr.  from  the  3  German  ed. 
by  H.  Bendall.     London,  1874-77.     3  v.  8°. 

—3185 

Darwinism  tested  by  the  science  of  lan- 
guage. Tr.  with  preface  and  additional 
notes  by  Dr.  Alex.  V.  W.  Bikkers.  London, 
1809.     p.  8°-  —1685 

Deutsche  spraohe.    Stuttgart,  1860.    8°. 

—2135 

Formenlehre    der    kirchen  -  slawischen 

sprache,  erklaerend  und  vergleichend  dar- 
gestellt.    Bonn,  1853.    8°.  —2135 

Handbuch     der     litauischen     sprache. 

Prag,  1856-57.     3  v.  8°.  —3135 

Contents.  Grammatik,  V.  1.  —  liesebuch  und 
Glossar,  v.  2. 

Litauische  maerchen,  sprichworte,  raet- 

sel,  und  lieder.    Weimar,  1857.     8°.       1385 

Meletematon   Varronianorum,    spec.    I. 

Bonnae,  1836.    8°^  3246 

Sprachen    Europas     in     systematischer 

uebersicht.     Bonn,  1850.     8°.  —2174 

The  same.    Tr.  de  I'allemand  par  Her- 
mann Ewerbeck.    Paris,  1853.     8°.      —3174 

Zur  vergleichenden  sprachengeschichte. 

Bonn,  1848.     8°.  —3174 

Kulin,  A.  Schleicher:  Compendium  der  ver- 
gleichenden grammatik  der  indo  -  germanischen 
sprachen.  32  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich.sprachforsch.  v. 11, 
1862,  p.  300;  V.  16, -1866,  pp.  302,  397.)— Steinthal,  H. 
Aug.  Schleicher.  Die  unterscheldung  von  nomen  und 
verbum  in  der  lautlichen  form.  10  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
voelkerpsych.  v.  3,  1865,  p.  497.) 

Schmidt,  J.    Nachruf.    6  pp.    (Beitr.  zur  vergleich. 

sprachforsch.  v.  6, 1870,  p.  251;  Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  sprach- 
forsch.  V.  18,  1869,  p.  315.)— Vita.  2  pp.  (ynth  his 
Meletematon  Varronianorum,  p.  33.) 

Schleicher,    Gustave.      Garfield,    J.    A. 

Gustave  Schleicher.    6  pp.    (Works,  v.  2,  p.  632.) 

Schleiden,  Matthias  Jakob.  1804-81.  The 
plant :  a  biography.  Tr.  by  Arthur  Henf rey. 
London,  1853.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  15,  1853,  p.  114;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  51, 
1849,  p.  356.)  -3684 

Contributions  to  phytogenesls,  tr.  from  the  German. 

40  pp.  2  pi.  (With  Schwann,  T.,  Microscop.  researches, 
p.  229:  Sydenham  Soc.) 

Principles  ot  sclentlflc  botany.    20  pp.    (Eev.  of  in 

Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  11,  1850,  p.  836.) 

Schleiermacher,  Friedrich  Ernst  Daniel. 
1768-1834.  Saemmtliche  werke.  Berlin, 
1835-64.     30  v.  8°.  —3145 

Contents.  Amtliehe  erklssrung  der  berlinischen  syn- 
ode  ueber  die  am  30  October  von  ihr  zu  haltende 
abendmahlsfeler,  abth.  l,v.  6.— Atohandlungcn 
gelesen  in  der  Koeniglichen  Akademie  der  wiasen- 
schaften,  abth.  3,  v.  2.— Zur  aesthetlk,  abth.  3,  v.  3.— 
Vorlesuugen  ueber  die  aesthetlk,  abth.  3,  v.  7.— Ueber 
Anaxlmandros,  abth.  3,  v.  2.— Ueber  die  grieoh- 
ischen  scholien  zur  Nikomachischen  ethlk  des  Aris- 
toteles,  abth.  3,  v.  2.— Aus  dem  Athenaeum,  abth. 
3,  v.  1. — Ueber  die  auswandemngsverbote,  abth. 
3,  v.  2..=^Ueber  das  berlluer  gesaugbuch,  abth.  1, 
V.  6.— Der  Christliche  glaube,  abth.  1,  v.  3,  4.— 
Chrlstliche  sitte,  abth.  1,  v.  12.— Geschlchte  der 
Chrlstllchen  kirche,  abth.  1,  v.  11.— An  die  Herren 
D.D.  D.  von  Coelln  und  D.  Schulz,  abth.  1,  v.  6.— 
Dialelitik,  abth.  3,  v.  4.— Ueber  Diogenes  von 
ApoUonla,  abth.  3,  v.  2.— An  die  mltglieder  bolder  zur 
Drelfaltigkeltskirche  gehoerenden  gemeinen, 
abth.  1,  V.  5. — Oratio  in  solemnibus  ecclesiae  per 
Ijutherum  emendatae  saecularlbus  tertlls  in  Uni- 
versitate  litterarum  Berolinensi,  Nov.  3,  1817  habita, 
abth.  1,  V.  5. — Ueber  denbegriff  des  erlaubten,  abth. 
3,  V.  2. — Ueber  die  lehre  von  der  er-waehlung,  be- 
Bonders  in  bezlehung  auf  Herrn  Dr.  Breltschneiders 
Aphorismen,  abth.  1,  v.  2.— Erziehungslehrc,  abth. 

3,  V.  9 Zur  ethlk,  abth.  3,  v.  3.— Ueber  seine  glau- 

benslehre,  an  Dr.  Luecke,  abth.  1,  v.  2.— Zuni 
ehrengedaechtniss  G.  A.  L.  Hanstelus,  abth.  1,  v.  6. 
—An  Dr.  Ammon  ueber  seine  pruef  ung  der  hayms- 
Ischen  gaeze,  abth.  1,  v.  5.— Ueber  Helndorf  und 


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Wolf,  abtt.  3,  V.  1.— Hcrnkleitos  del-  dunkle,  TOii 
Ephesos,  dargestellt  aus  den  truemmern  seines  werkes 
uiid  den  zeugnlssen  der  alten,  abth.  8,  v.  2.— Her- 
mcneiitlk  uud  krltlkmlt  besonderer  beziehung  auf 
das  Neue  Testament,  abth.  1,  v.  7.— Ueber  den  begrlfl 
des  hoechstcu  gutes,  abtb.  3,  v.  2.— Das  lebeu 
Jesu,  abth.  1,  v.  G.— Ueber  Kolosser.  1, 15-20,  abth. 

1,  V.  2 Ueber  die  neue  lltni-glc  tuer  die  Hot-  und 

Garnison-gemelne  zu  Potsdam  uud  f  uer  die  Garnison- 
kirche  In  Berlin,  abth.  l,v.  6.— XTeber  das  lit urglsche 
rcclit  evangellscher  laudesfuersten,  abth.  1,  v.  5.— 
Oluekkwuenschungschreiben  an  die  bochwuerdlgen 
mitglieder  der  von  Sr.  Majestaet  dem  Koenig  von 
Preussen  zur  aufstellung  neuer  liturglscKer  for- 
ineii  ernannten  commission,  abth.  1,  v.  5.— Ueber  die 
schrlfton  des  Lnkas,  ein  kritischer  versuch,  abth.  1, 
V.2. — Gespraech  zweier  selbst  ueberlegender  evange- 
llscher Christen  ueber  die  sohrltt:  I^nther  in  bezug 
auf  die  neue  preussisohe  agendo,  abth.  1,  v.  5. — 
Monologen,  eine  neujabrsgabe,  abth.  3,  v.  1.— Ein- 
leitung  ins  Neue  Testament,  abth.  1,  v.  8.— Ueber 
die  zeugnisse  des  Papias  von  unsern  beiden  ersten 
Evangelien,  abtb.  1,  v.  2. — Versuch  ueber  die  wissen- 
schaftliche  behandiung  des  pfllclitbegriirg,  abth. 
3,  V.  2.— Zur  plillologie,  abth.  3,  v.  3.— Zur  phllo- 
sophle,  abth.  3,  v.  1-9.— Gesohichte  der  phllosophle, 
abth.  3,  V.  4.— Philosopblsche  und  -verniischte 
scliriften,  abth.  3,  v.  1,  2.— Zur  politlk,  abth.  3,  v. 

3 Briete  bei  gelegenhelt  der  polltigclt-theolo- 

gisclieu  aufgalie  und  des  sendschreibens  jue- 
discherhausvaeter,  abth.  1,  v.  5.— Predigten,abtih.  2, 
V.  1-10.— Vorrede  zu  den  Predigten  In  bezug  aut  die 
leier  der  uebergabe  der  Augsburglscheu  confession, 
aV)th.  1,  V.  5.— Ueber  die  fuer  die  protestantiscXie 
kivche  des  preussischen  staats  elnzurichtende  syn- 
odalvertassung,  abth.  1,  v.  5.  —  Zwel  unvorgrelfliohe 
gutachten  in  Sachendes  protestantisclien  klrch- 
eik'ivesens  zunaechst  in  beziehung  aut  den  preus- 
sischen staat,  abth.  1,  v.  B.— Psychologic,  abth.  3, 
V.  6— Reden  und  abhandlungen,  abth.  3,  v.  3.— Ueber 
die  religion,  abth.  1,  v.  1. — Vertraute  briefe  ueber 
F.  Sclilegels  Lucinde,  abth.  3,  v.  1.— An  den  Herrn 
Geheimenrath  Scliinalz,  abth.  3,  v.  1. — Ueber  den 
unterschled  zwlschen  naturgesez  und  sittengesez, 
abth.  3,  V.  3.— Eutwurf  eines  systems  der  gitteulelire, 
abth.  3,  V.  5.— Grundliuien  einer  krltik  der  bisherigen 

slttenlehre,  abth.  3,  v.  B Ueber  den  worth  des  So- 

krates  als  phllosophen,  abth.  3,  v.  2. — Die  lehre  vom 
staat,  abth.  3,  v,  8.— Ueber  die  begrlfCe  der  verschie- 
denen  staatsformen,  abth.  3,  v.  2. —  Ueber  den 
elgenthuemlichen  werth  und  das  blndende  anseben 
symboliscliei'  liueclier,  abth.  1,  v.  5. — Zur  tlieo- 

logle,  abth.  1,  v.  1-8,  11-13 Praktisohe  theologie, 

abth.  1,  V.  13 — Kurze  darstellung  des  tkeologischen 
studinms  zum  behuf  eiuleitender  vorlesungen  ent- 
■worfen,  abth.  1,  v.  1.— Ueber  den  sogenannten  ersten 
brief  des  Panics  an  den  Timotlieos,  abth.  1,  v.  2.— 
Ueber  den  gegensaz  zwlschen  der  sabellianischen 
und  derathanasianlschenvorsteliung  von  derTrini- 
taet,  abth.  1,  v.  2.— Ueber  die  wissenscbattliche  be- 
handiung des  tugendbegriiTcs,  abth.  3,  v.  2.— Uel)er 
die  verschledenen  methoden  des  uebergezena,  abth. 
3,  V.  2.— Gelegentliche  gedanken  ueber  nnivergi- 
taeten  in  deutschem  slnn,  abth.  3,  v.  1. — IVeili- 
naclitsfeier,  ein  gespraech,  abth.  1,  v.  1. 
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Iicgenden,  v.  3.— Die  Dalmatlka  des  Papstes  Leo 

III  Oder  die  sogenannte  kaiserdalmatika,  v.  4 Die 

legende  der  helligen  Buefterln  IHarsarlta  von  Cor- 

tona,  V.  3 Die  legenden  der  helligen  DIaria  der 

aegyptischen,  v.  3.— Der  menscli  und  die  natur, 
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wuerdlgung  Ossians,  v.  4.— Prosaisclie  scliriften, 
v.  4. — 'Waiiderfrueclite.  Sammlung  auserlesener 
poeslen  aller  zelten  in  uebertragungen,  v.  1. 

Schlosser,  Sophie  {Ed.)  Aus  dem  nach- 
lasse von  J.  F.  H.  Schlosser.  See  Schlosser, 
J.  F.  H. 

Schlottmann,  Konstantin.    1819 — .  Ueber 

die  grabschrift  des  Eschmunazarj  Nachtraegllches 
ueber  die  grabschrift  des  Eschmunazar.  28  pp.  1  pi. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  10,  1866,  pp.  407,  587.) 
—Die  Ingchrlft  Slesa's.  Transcription  und  ueber- 
setzung ;  Additamenta  ueber  die  inschrllt  Mesa's.  88 
pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  24, 1870,  pp.  263, 
438,  646;  V.  26,  1871,  p.  463.)— Neue  moabltlsche 
funde  iind  raethsel.  36  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  26, 1872,  pp.  393, 786.)— Ueber  die  aecht- 
helt  der  moaliltlsclien  alterthuemer;  Soge- 
nannte Inschrlft  der  moabltlschen  alterthuemer.  20 
pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  28, 1874,  pp.  171, 
481.)— Sogenannte  Insohrltt  von  Farahyba;  Ueber 


SCHLOTTMANN 


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SCHMIDEL 


die  aechtbelt  der  moabltlsclien  altertliuemer.  20  pp. 
(Deutada.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  28, 1814,  p.  481.)— Zur 
semltischeneplKraphlk.  112  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  24,  1870,  p.  403  ;  v.  25,  1871,  p.  149;  V. 
32, 1878,  p.  187  ;  V.  33,  1879,  p.  262.)— Ueber  die  bedeu- 
tungen  der  tuerkisclien  Terbalformen.  49  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  geaells.  Zeits.  v.  11, 1857,  p.  1.) 

Sclilneter,  Andreas.    Dohme,  R.    Andreas 

Schlueter.  18  pp.  (Dohme,  R.,  Kunst  undkuenstler,  v.  2.) 
Sclllueter,  Joseph.    Franzoesische  kriegs- 
und  revanchedlolitung.    3  pp.    (Rev.  of,  by  Q.  Wltten- 
brlnck.  In  Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit.  v.  3, 1882. ) 

Sctalumberger,  Gustave.  1844—.  Numis- 
matique  de  I'orient  latin.  Paris,  1878.  4°. 
(Soc.  de  I'orient  latin.)  3193 

ISchmal,  Andreas.  Adversaria  ad  illustran- 
dam  historiam  ecolesiasticam  evangelico- 
Hungaricam  pertinentia,  Deo  propitio  qua- 
tuor  sectionibus  optima  fide  definita  anno 
reparatae  salutis  MDCCLXV.  Pestini,  1863. 
8°.  (Monumenta  evangel.  Aug.  conf.  in  Hun- 
garia  historica,  v.  2.)  — 1275 

Brevis  de  vita  superintendentum  evan- 

gelicorum  in  Hungaria  commentatio.  Ven- 
turae  posteritatis  gratia  anno  post  reparatam 
salutem  MDCOLI.  Pestini,  1861.  8°.  (Mon- 
umenta  evangel.  Aug.  conf.  in  Hungaria  his- 
torica, ~v.  1.)  — 1275 

Schmalkalden.    Soherttlin   von  Burten- 

bachf  S.  [attributed  to].  Hlstorla  belli  Smalcaldlci.  71 
pp.    (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  3,  p.  1361.) 

Scimialx,  J.  H.  Lateinische  grammatik. 
See  Stolz,  F.,  and  Sohmalz,  J.  H. 

Schnialz,  Theodor  Anton  Heinrich.  1760- 
1831.  Economie  politique.  Tr.  de  I'allemand 
par  Henri  Jouffroy.  Eevu  et  annote  sur  la 
tr.  par  M.  Fritot.  Paris,  1826.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  48,  1828,  p.  88.)       —1807 

Schmarda,  LudwigKarl.  1819—.  Zoologie. 
2  umgearbeitete  auflage.  Mit  677  holzschnit- 
ten.     Wien,  1872-77.     2  v.  8°.  —1686 

Schmai'SOir,  August.  Leibniz  und  Schotte- 
lius.  Die  unvorgreiflichen  gedanken  unter- 
suchtund  herausgegeben.  Strassburg,  1877. 
8°.  (Brink,  B.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  und 
forschungen,  v.  23. )  — 3166 

Pierre-Jean  David  d'Angers.    32  pp.    (Dohme,  E., 

Kunst  und  kuensiler,  v.  4,  pt.  1.) 

Scbmelck,  Ludvig.  Chemistry.  I.  On 
the  solid  matter  in  sea- water.  II.  On  oceanic 
deposits.  With  1  woodcut  and  2  maps. 
Christiania,  1883.  4°.  (Norwegian  N.  Atlant. 
exped.  V.  8.)  —2551 

Sctameller,  Johann  Andreas.  1785-1852. 
Bayerisches  woerterbuch.  3  mit  des  ver- 
fassers  nachtraegen  vermehrte  ausgabe,  be- 
arbeitet  von  G.  K!arl  Frommann.  Muen- 
chen,  1872-77.    2  v.  4°.  1103 

Contents. 
A-Nuetz,  V.  1.  Ralen-Zwltzem,  v.  2. 

Deutsche  handschriften  der  K.  hof-  und 

staatsbibliothek  zu  Muenchen.  Muenchen, 
1866.    2  V.  in  1,  8°.  W.84 

Mundarten  Bayerns.     Muenchen,   1831. 

8°.  -3135 

{Ed.)      Garmina    Burana.      Lateinische 

und  deutsche  lieder  und  gedichte  einer 
handschrif  t  des  XIII  jahrhunderts  aus  Bene- 
dictbeuern.  Stuttgart,  1847.  8°.  {Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  16.)  — 3ii6 

{Ed.)     Heliand.    See  Heliand. 

Schmelzle'S  reise  nach  Flaetz.    79  pp. 

RIchter,  J.  P.  F.,  Saemmt.  werjee,  v.  26,  p.  2il.— The  same, 
tr.  Into  English.  47  pp.  {Oarlyle,  T.,  Trs.fram  the  Ger- 
man, V.  3,  p.  237.) 


Schmerler,  Bruno.  Untersuchungen  ueber 

•  den  farbencontrast  vermlttelst  rotlrender  schelben. 
38  pp.    (Wundt,  W.,  Philos.  studien,  v.  1,  p.  379.) 

Schinettan,  FriedrichWilhelm  Karl,  Reichs- 
grafvon.  1743-1806.  Lebensgeschichte  des 
Graf  en  von  Schmettau.  Berlin,  1806.  2  v. 
in  1,  8°.  5856 

Ueber  den  feldzug  derpreussischen  armee 

in  Boehmen,  im  jahre  1778,  unter  eigener 
anfuehrung  seiner  majestaet  des  koenigs, 
nebst  einigen  bemerkungen  ueber  das  prak- 
tischederkriegeskunst.  Berlin,  1789.  4°.  3663 

Schmettau,  KarlChristoph,  Eeichsgraf -von. 
Schmettau,  F.  W.  K.  ,  Reichsgraf  von.  Le- 
bensgeschichte des  grafen  von  Schmettau. 
1806,  3  V.  in  1. 

Schmettau,  Samuel,  Reiehsgraf  von.  Eloge 

de  S.    14  pp.    (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Mim,.  1760,  p.  31.) 

Schmetterliuge  Dentschlands.     Ra- 

mann,  Q.  —2671 

Schmetterliugsbuch.  Berge,  F.  —2673 
Schmiid,     Christoph     von.        Gesammelte 

schrlften.    24  pp.    (Eev.  of  In  Dublin  Bev.  v.  17, 1844, 

p.  392.) 

Schmld,  Erasmus.  1560-1637.  Novi  Testa- 
ment! Graeci  Jesu  Christi  tamelon ;  aliis 
concordantiae  .  .  .  Accedit  nova  praefatio 
Ernesti  Salomonis  Cypriani.  Glasguae,  1819. 
3  V.  8°.  —1236 

Dlscursua  de  pronuntlatlone  Graeoa  antlqua.    62 

pp.  (Haveroamp,  S.,  Sylloge  altera  script,  de  ling.  Or. 
pronuntiatione,  p.  623.) 

Schmid,  F.  Xaver.  Entwurf  eines  systems 
der  phllosophle  aul  pneumatologlscher  grundlage. 
26  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  H.  Ulrlol,  In  Zeits.  f.  pUlos.  v.  45, 
1864,  p.  272.)— arnndllnleu  der  philosoplilsclien 
ethlb.  9  pp.  (Eev.  of,  by  J.  U.  Wlrth,  In  Zeits.  f. 
philos.v.  66,1870,  p.  138.)--Reii*  Descartes  und  seine 
reform  der  philosopliie.  13  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  J. 
Sengler,  in  Zeits.  f.pUlos.  v.  39, 1861,  p.  143.) 

Schmid,  Friedrich  Karl  Theodor.    Lebens- 

beschrelbung  und  charaoterlstik  von  Johann  Heinrich 
Voss.    39  pp.    (Voss,  J.  H.,  Saemmt.  poet,  werke,  p.  1.) 

Schmid,  Heinrich  Ferdinand  Friedrich. 
1811 — .  Doctrinal  theology  of  the  Evangel- 
ical Lutheran  church  ...  Tr.  by  Charles  O. 
Hay  and  Rev.  Henry  E.  Jacobs.  Phila.  1876. 
8°.  -3234 

Schmid,  Hermann,  and  Stieler,  Karl.  Ba- 
varian highlands  and  the  Salzkammergut. 
Profusely  illustrated  by  G.  Gloss.  London, 
1874.     4°.  3691 

Schmid,  Karl  Adolf.  1804—.  Encyklo- 
paedie  des  gesammten  erziehungs-  und  un- 
terrichtswesens  .  .  .  Gotha,  1859-78.  11  v. 
8°.  R.95 

Contents. 
A-Dinter,  v.  1.  Eelnllohkelt-Schule,  v.  7. 

Dlreotor-Globus,  v.  2.  Schule-Sophlsten  der  roe- 

Ooethe-Klndsmaedchen,  v.       mischen  kaiserzelt,  v.  8. 


Klrche-Mutterspraohe,v.  4. 
Nachhuelfeourse  -  Phllolo- 

genvereln,  v.  6. 
Phllologle-Eetormatlon,v.  6. 

Schmid,   Leopold 


Spanlen-Vlvea,  v.  9. 
Vocabellernen-Zwingll,   v. 

10. 
Eussland— Latelnlsoher  un- 

terricht-Sprache,  v.  11. 

Grundzuege  der   ein- 


leltung  In  die  philosophie,  mit  einer  beleuchtung  der 
duroh  K.  Ph.  Fischer,  Sengler,  und  Fortlage  ermoeg- 
Uchten  phllosophle  der  that.  24  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  — 
Lutterbeok,  in  Zeits.  f.  pUlos.  v.  42, 1863,  p.  122.) 

Schmid,  Reinhold.  1800-73.  Gesetze  der 
Angelsachsen.    Leipzig,  1858.    r.  8°.    —1334 

Schmidel,  or  Schmidt,  Ulrich.  Histoire 
veritable  d'un  voyage  curieux,  dans  I'Ame- 
rique  .  .  .  par  le  Bresil,  et  de  la  Rio  de  la 
Plata,  depuis  I'annee  1534,  jusqu'en  1554. 
Paris,  1837.  8°.  (Ternaux-Compans,  H., 
Voyages.)  4625 


SCHMIDT 


3979 


SCHMIDT 


Schmiclt,  Alexander.  1816—.  Shakespeare- 
lexicon.  A  complete  dictionary  of  all  the 
English  words,  phrases,  and  constructions, 
in  the  works  of  the  poet.  Leipzig,  1874-75. 
3  V.  r.  8°.  3393 

Contents. 
A-Lyslmaohus,  t.  1.  M-Zounds,  v.  2. 

Schmidt,  Bernhardt.  1887—.  Griechische 
maerchen,  sagen,  und  volkslieder,  gesam- 
melt,  uebersetzt,  und  erlaeutert.  Leipzig, 
1877.     8°.  1333 

Schmidt,  Bduard  Oskar.  1833—.  Doctrine 
of  descent  and  Darwinism.  New  York, 
1876.    13°.     (Internat.  Sci.  S.)  —1687 

Grundzuege   einer   spongien-fauna   des 

atlantischen  gebietes.    Leipzig,  1870.    fo. 

-3681 

Mammalia  in  their  relation  to  primeyal 

times.  With  woodcuts.  New  York,  1886. 
13°.     {Internat.  Sci.  S.)  —3656 

Spongien    des    meerbusen  von  Mexico. 

Jena,  1879.    4°.       _  —3651 

Schmidt,  Ernst  Alexander.  Geschichte  von 
Frankreich.  Hamburg,  1835-48.  4  v.  8°. 
(Heeren,  A.  H.  L.,  and  Ukert,  F.  A.,  Ge- 
schichte europ.  staaten. )  3736 

Schmidt,  F.     Abriss  der  Shoagalla-gram- 

matlk.  24  pp.  (Deutach.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  22, 
1868,  p.  225.) 

Schmidt,  Franz  Erich.  1853—.  Beitraege 
zur  kenntniss  der  klopstookschen  jugend- 
lyrik  aus  drucken  und  handschriften,  nebst 
ungedruckten  oden  "Wielands.  Stuttgart, 
1880.  8°.  (Brink,B.  ten,  and  others,  §MeMere 
tend  forschungen,  v.  39.)  — 3166 

Lessing.    Geschichte  seines  lebens  und 

seiner  schriften.    Berlin,  1884-86.    3  v.  8°. 

5895 

Reinmar  von  Hagenau  und  Heinrich  von 

Rugge.  Eine  litteraturhistorische  unter- 
suohung.  Strassburg,  1874.  8°-  (Brink, 
B.  ten,  and  others,  Quellen  undforschungen, 
V.  4.)  —3166 

Richardson,  Rousseau,  und  Goethe.    Ein 

beitrag  zur  geschichte  des  romans  im  18 
jahrhundert.    Jena,  1875.     8°.  3315 

(Ed.)   Schriften  der  Goethe-Gesellschaft. 

See  Goethe-Gesellschaft  (in  supplement). 

Schmidt,  Franz  Joseph.  Commentatio  de 
latinitate  Tertullianea.    Erlangae,  1870.    4°. 

—3111 
Schmidt,  Friedrich.    Schmidt  and  Gall  on 

America.    28  pp.    (if.  ^m.  iJeo.  v.  17,1823,  p.  91.) 

Schmidt,  Friedrich.  Ueber  die  zahl  der 
schauspieler  bei  Plautus  und  Terenz  und 
die  vertheilung  der  rollen  unter  dieselben. 
Gekroente  preisschrif t.    Erlangen,  1870.    8°. 

3334 

Schmidt,  Friedrich  Oskar  Emil.  1846—. 
Aelteste  spuren  des  mensohen  in  Nordamerlka.  58 
pp.    {Samml.  wissens.  vartrg.  n.  8.  v.  2, 1887,  p.  521.) 

Schmidt,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  von.  Beitraege 
zur  geschichte  der  romantischen  poesie. 
Berlin,  1818.     16°.  3374 

Schmidt,     Friedrich    Wilhelm    Valentin. 

Crrlmm,  W.  K.  Maerolienaaal  von  S.  Zur  geschichte 
der  romantischen  poeale  von  8.  6  pp .  [Sleinere  schriften, 
V.  2,  pp.  221,  289.) 

Schmidt,  Gustav  {Ed.)  1839—.  Paebstliche 
urkunden  und  regesten  aus  den  jahren  1395- 
1353,    die   gebiete    der    heutigen    provinz 


Sachsen  und  deren  umlande  betreflfend. 
Halle,  1886.  8°.  {Qeschichtsq.  der  provinz 
Sachsen  u.  angrenzender  gebiete,  v.  31.)    3603 

{Ed.)  Urkundenbuch  des  hochstifts  Hal- 

berstadt  und  seiner  bischoefe.  Mit  6  siegel- 
tafeln.  V.  1,  3,  8.  Leipzig,  1888-87.  3  v.  8°. 
{Publ.  aus  d.  K.  preuss.  staatsarohiven,  v.  17, 
31,  37.)  3613,  3633 

Schmidt,  H.     Ueber  die   allmaelige  ent- 

wlolilung  des  slunllohen  untersoheldungsvermoegens 
der  menschhelt.  29  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  t.  12, 
1877,  p.  789.) 

Schmidt,  Heinrich  {Ed.)  Martini  Lutheri 
Exegetica  opera  Latina,  v.  9-11,  33,  33.  See 
Luther,  M. 

Schmidt,  Heinrich  Julian.  1818-86.  Ge- 
schichte der  deutschen  literatur  seit  Les- 
sing's  tod.     Leipzig,  1866-67.    3  v.  8°.     3345 

Geschichte  der  franzoesischen  literatur 

seit  Ludwig  XVI,  1774.  Leipzig,  1873-74. 
3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of,  by  T.  S.  Perry,  in  N.  Am. 
Bev.  v.  119,  1874,  p.  89.)  3355 

Geschichte     des     geistigen     lebens    in 

Deutschland  von  Leibnitz  bis  auf  Lessing 's 
tod,  1681-1781.     Leipzig,  1863-64.    3  v.  8°. 

3245 

Portraits  aus  dem  19  jahrhundert.     Ber- 

-      ■— -      --.  3386 


lin,  1878, 

Cffntmts, 
Byron,  G.G.  N.,  Baron  Byron.    M.,  Alwlna  von. 
Carlyle,  T.  ~       '' 

Daudet,  A. 
Dickens,  C. 


Pueokler-Muskau,  H.  L.  H. 
von. 

_  Belchenau,  R. 

Dudevant,  A.  L.  A.(G.  Sand).    Thackeray,  W.  M. 
Erkmann,  E.  Wagner,  B. 

Feuerbach,  L.  M.  Wolff,  J. 

Flaubert,  Q.  Zola,  E. 

Klngsley,  C. 

Schiller  und  seine  zeitgenossen.  Leipzig, 

1859.     8°.  —3175 

Blographlsche  einleltung.    120  pp.    (Klelat,  H.  B.W. 

von,  Gesamm.  schriften.  v.  1,  p.  Hi.) 

Perry,  T.  S.    Julian  Schmidt:  a  German  critic. 

8  pp.    {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  34, 1874,  p.  207.) 

Schmidt,  Isaac  Jakob.  1779-1847.  Forsch- 
ungen  im  gebiete  der  aelteren  religioesen, 
politischen,  und  literaerischen  bildungs- 
geschichte  der  voelker  Mittel-Asiens,  vor- 
zueglich  der  Mongolen  und  Tibeter.  St. 
Petersburg,  1824.     8°.  3446 

Remusat,  A.    Observations  sur  I'ouvrage  de  S., 

intitule   Histoire   des   Mongols   orientaux.     104  pp. 
(Journ.  asiat.  2  s.  V,  8, 1831,  p.  607 ;  v.  9, 1832,  pp.  31, 133.) 

Schmidt,  J.^H.  Heinrich.     1834—.     Intro-  ^  o^^ 
duction  to  the  rhythmic  and  metric  of  the     ' 
classical  languages.     Tr.  by  J.  W.  White. 
London,  1879.    8°.  —3156 

Kunstformen    der    griechischen  poesie, 

und  ihre  bedeutung.    Leipzig,  1868-72.  4  v. 
8°.  3381 

Contents.  Monodien  und  ■wechselgesaenge  der  at- 
tisclien  tragoedle,  v.  3.— Antike  composittons- 
lehre  aus  den  meisterwerken  der  griechischen  dioht- 
kunat  erachlossen,  v.  2.— Bnrhytlimie  in  den  ohor- 
gesaengen  der  Griechen.v.  1.— Griecliisclie  metrik, 
T.  4. 

Synonymik    der    griechischen    sprache. 

Leipzig,  1876-79.     3  v.  8°.  —3113 

Schmidt,  Johann  Andreas.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  9. 

Schmidt,  Johann  August  Friedrich.  Hand- 
buoh  der  bibliothekswissenschaft  der  litera- 
tur-und  buecherkunde.    Weimar,  1840.    8°. 

L.114 

Schmidt,  Johann  Friedrich  Julius.  1835-84. 
Astronomische  beobachtungen  ueber  co- 
meten.     Athen,  1863.    4°.  —3483 


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SCHMOELDERS 


Schniidt,  Johannes.   Schiller  und  Rousseau. 

47  pp.    [Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  y.  11, 1876,  p.  631.) 

Schmidt,  Johannes  Friedrioh  Heinrich. 
Delbrneck,  B.  Zur  gesohichte  dea  Indogerman- 
ischeu  vocallsmus  von  S.  20  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich. 
tprachforsch.  v.  21, 1873,  p.  73.) 

Schmidt,  Karl.  1812—.  Essai  historique 
sur  la  soci6te  dans  le  monde  remain  et  sur 
sa  transformation  par  le  Christianisme. 
Strasbourg,  1853.    8°.  —1373 

Histoire  de  la  secte  des  Cathares  ou  Al- 

bigeois.  Paris,  1848-49.  3  v.  in  1,  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  70,  1850,  p.  443.)   —3265 

Johannes  Tauler  von  Strassburg.  Beitrag 

zur  geschichte  der  mystik  und  des  religi- 
oesen  lebens  im  14  jahrhundert.  1  pi.  Ham- 
burg, 1841.     8°.  4705 

Philipp  Melanchthon.    Leben  und  aus- 

gewaehlte  schriften.  Elberfeld,  1861.  8°. 
[Leben  der  vaeter  der  luther.  kirche,  v.  3. ) 

—8215 

Schmidt,  Karl.    Jus  primae  nootis.     Eine 

geschichtliche  untersuchung.     Freiburg  im 

Breisgau,  1881.     8°.  —1366 

Schmidt,  Karl.     De  Rutilio  Lupo  quaesti- 

ones.    Vratislaviae,  1865.    4°.  3343 

Schmidt,  Karl.  Harmonie  der  welten.  6 
pp.  (Eev.  of,  by  H.  Ulrjci,  In  Zeits.f.  pMlos.  v.  33, 1868, 
p.  107.) 

Schmidt,  Karl  Christoph  Theophil  {Ed.) 
Ky^EQjirjdovQ  KvK?^CKijg  ^eapiag  fi€re^po}V  ^t^Xia  duo. 
See  Cleomedes. 

Schmidt,  Karl  Eduard.  Parallel-Homer, 
Oder  index  aller  homerischen  iterati  in  lexi- 
kalischer  anordnung.    Goettingen,  1885.   8°. 

8271 

Schmidt,  Karl  Ernst  August.  1799-1869. 
Beitraege  zur  geschichte  der  grammatik  des 
griechisohen  und  des  lateinischen.  Halle, 
1859.     8°.  —2115 

Schmidt,  Konstantin  Wilhelm  Moriz.  1833—. 
Lyoian  inscriptions,  after  the  accurate  copies 
of  the  late  Augustus  Schoenborn,  with  a 
critical  commentary  and  an  essay  on  the 
alphabet  and  language  of  the  Lycians. 
Jena,  1868.    fo.  1342 

Neue  lykische  studien  und  das  decret  des 

Pixodaros  von  W.  Pertsch.     Jena,  1869.    8°. 

—2143 

{Ed. )   Hesychii  Alexandrini  lexicon  post 

Joannem  Albertum  recensuit.  See  Hesy- 
chius. 

(Ed.)    Hygini  fabulae.    See  Hyginus,  C. 

J.  (in  supplement). 

Schmidt,  Leopold  Valentin.  1824—.  Die 
ethik  der  alteu  Griechen.  Berlin,  1882. 
3  V.  8°.  —1446 

Schmidt,  Ludwig  Ferdinand  [Ed.)  C.  Lu- 
cilii  Satirarum.    See  Lucilius,  C. 

Schmidt,  Paul.  De  Nonii  Marcelli  auctori- 
bus  grammaticis.    Lipsiae,1868.   8°.    — 3113 

Schmidt,  Paul  Wilhelm,  and  Holzen- 
dorflf,  Franz  von  [Eds.)  Short  protestant 
commentary  on  the  books  of  the  New  Testa- 
ment :  with  general  and  special  introduc- 
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Schmidt,  Wilhelm.  Albrecht  Duerer ;  Mar- 
tin Schongauer.  57  pp.  {Dohme,'R.yKunstundlcuenst- 
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1886,  p.  241.) 


Schmidtmeyer,  Peter.  Travels  into  Chile 
over  the  Andes  with  some  sketches  of  pro- 
ductions ...  of  S.  America.  London,  1834. 
4°.  2482 

Schmidt-Phiscldek,  Konrad   Friedrich 

von.  1770-1832.  Forsoeg  til  at  betragte  lilstorien  fra 
en  phllosophlsk  synspunot  med  liensyn  til  mennes- 
keslaegtens  beBtemmelse.  22  pp.  (Skandin.  litteratur- 
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turselskab,  v.  3,  p.  135.)  * 

Schmleder,    Sigismond.     Nioeron,   J.    P. 

M5m.  dea  hommea,  v.  1. 

Schmitt,  Anton  Prokop.  Sagen,  maerchen, 
und  erzaehlungen  von  Elbogen  bei  Carlsbad 
und  dessen  umgebung.    Elbogen,  1864.   12°. 

1235 

Schmitt,  B.  J.    Redemption  du  genre  hu- 

raain  annoncSe  par  lea  tradltiona  et  les  croyances 
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peuplea,  ouvrage  qui  sert  d'appendloe  aux  Soirees  de 
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Schmitt,  Christian  {Tr.)  Geschichte  des 
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See  Michailowski-Danilewski,  A.  I.,  and 
Miliutin. 

Schmitt,  Georges.  NouVeau  manuel  com- 
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Schmitt,  Herrmann  Joseph.  Kritische  ge- 
schichte der  Neugriechischen  und  der  Rus- 
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—3206 

Schmitt,  Peter.  Ueber  den  ursprung  des 
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Schmitz,    Bernhard.      Encyclopaedie    des 

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7  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  E.  Koachwltz,  In  Zeits.f.  neufram. 
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Schmitz,  L.  Dora  {Tr.)  Buchholz  family. 
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{Tr.)    Correspondence  between  SchUler 

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Schm.itz,  Leonard.    1807—.    Hymn  to  Isis ; 

On  the  so-called  monument  of  Seaoatrls  in  Asia  Minor. 
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[Ed.)    Biographies  of  eminent  soldiers. 

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and  liOng,  George.    Herodotus.    4  pp. 

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Schmitz-Dumont,  O.    Zeit  und  raum  in 

Ihren  denknothwendigen  bestlmmungen  abgeleltet 
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Schmoelders,  August.  1809-80.  Docu- 
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Book  of  Joel.     Tr.   from  the  German, 

with  additional  notes  and  a  new  version  of 
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Epistle  of  Paul    to  the  Galatians.     Tr. 

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Schmncker,  Samuel  Simon.  1799-1873. 
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Schneider,  Georg  Heinrich.    Der  thierische 

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Schneider,  Gottlieb  Karl  Wilhelm.     1796- 

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Weimar,  1835.     13°.  3887 

Schneider,  Gustav.    Geschichte  der  eng- 

lischen  sprache,  dargestellt  in  ihrem  ver- 

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Freiburg  im  Breisgau,  1863.     8°.  —3133 

Schneider,  Hans.    15  cent.     Pilgerschrift 

(1493).  11pp.  (Boehi'ioht,  E.,  andMelsner,  H:.,i)«M<scA. 
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Schneider,  Johann  Gottlob  {Ed.)  1750- 
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(Ed.)     Epicuri  physica  et  meteorologica 

duabus  epistolis.     [Gr.]    See  Epicurus. 

{Ed.)     Xenophontis    quae    extant.     See 

Xenophon. 

Fassow,  F.  L.  K.  F.     A.  B.  Kaysalerl  et  J.  Th. 

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Schneider,  Karl  Ernst  Christoph  (Ed.) 
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See  Caesar,  C.  J. 

Schneider,  Ludwig.  1805-78.  Krieg  der 
triple-allianz  (kaiserthum  Brasilien,  Argen- 
tinische  confoederation  und  republik,  Banda 
Oriental  del  Uruguay)  gegen  die  regierung 
der  republik  Paraguay.  Berlin,  1873-75. 
3  V.  8°.  1618 

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Muyden,  G.  van.    Le  leoteur  du  rol  de  Pruase. 

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devenu  conaeiller  de  cour.  13  pp.  (Bev.d.dmxmondes, 
1880,  V.  39,  p.  697.) 

Schneider,  Otto  (Ed.)  1815—.  Isoorates 
ausgewaehlte  reden.  [Gr.']  Fuer  den  schul- 
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Schneider,  Theophil  Karl  Wilhelm.  De 
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Schneider,  Wilhelm.  De  originibus  co- 
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Schneider,  Wilhelm  Gottlieb.  Symbolae 
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Schneiderwirth,  J.  Hermann.  Die  Far- 
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Schueidewin,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.  1810-56. 
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Schnezler,  August.  1809-53.    The  deserted 

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Trentleln,  P.    Dr.  Ed.  Schnitzer  (Emin  Pasoha), 

der  aegyptlaclie  generalgouverneur  des  Sudan.  52 
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Schnitzler,  Johann  Heinrich.  1803-71.  De 
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Secret  history  of  the  court  and  govern- 
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3463 

Statistique  generale,  mfethodique,  et  com- 
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See  Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 

{Ed. )    Goethes  briefe  an  Frau  von  Stein. 

See  Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 

Sclioell,  Maximilian  Samson  Friedrich. 
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Gesohichte  der  griechischen  litteratur. 

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(Ed.)     Congres  de  Vienne.    Recueil  de 

pieces  offlcielles  relatives  d  cette  assemblee. 
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(Ed.)    Recueil  de  pieces  ofHcielles  desti- 

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griechisohen  litteratur.  57  pp.  {Deutsch.  schriftm, 
abtb.  3,  V.  2,  p.  21.) 

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Sclioeiuaun,  Georg  Friedrich.  1793—.  An- 
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and  J.  S.  Mann.  The  state.  London,  1880. 
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Athenian  constitutional  history,  as  repre- 
sented in  Grote's  History  of  Greece,  criti- 
cally examined.  Tr.  ...  by  Bernard  Bosan- 
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Dissertation   on    the    assemblies   of    the 

Athenians.  Tr.  from  the  Latin.  To  which 
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Griechisohe  alterthuemer.    3  ed.   Berlin, 

1871-78.    2  V.  p.  8°.  —1338 

Contents.    Internationale  verliaeltnisse,  v.  2.— 
Religionswegen,  v.  2.— Staatswesen,  v.  1. 

Opuscula  aoademica.     Berolini,  1856-71'. 

4  V.  8°.  —3193 

Contents.     De   abortglnibug,  v.  1.— De   accnsa- 
tlvo   pronomlnum    signifloatlone   oausali    uaur- 

pato,  V.  3 Animadverslonea  ad  veterum  grammati- 

corum  plaolta  de  adverbils,  v.  4.— Emeudatlones 
AKaraemnonls  JEschyleae,  v.  3.  —  Vlndlolae  lovla 
.XiScbylei,  v.  3.  —  Mantissa  anlmadverslonum  ad 
iBsehyll  Prometheum,  v.  3.— Ueber  den  Prome- 
theus des  JSlschylns,  v.  3.— De  aetatibus  gene- 
rig  Immaul,  v.  2.— Animadverslones  dlortho- 
tlcae,  V.  4.— De  Apolline  cnstode  AtUenarnm, 

V.  1 Emeudatlones  aliquot  looorum  oorruptorum  In 

Apollouil  Ubro  de  adverbils,  v.  4.— De  Areopago  et 
Ephetis,  V.  1. — Animadverslones  ad  Aristoplianls 
Archauenses,  v.  4.— De  Arlgtotellg  censura  car- 
mlnum  eploorum,  v.  3.— De  religlonibus  exterls  apud 
Atlieuiengeg,  v.  3.— De  voce  auctor,  v.  3 — Oratlo 
de  Boglglao  Magno  Pomeranlae  prlnoipe,  v.  3.— De 
easels  et  pi-igcls,  v.  1. — De  causa  Leptlnea,  v.  1. 
—Ad  Clceronls  de  flnlbus,  lib.  V,  v.  3.— Ad  Ciceronls 
de  legg.  II,  24,  v.  3.— Commentatlojjes  VI  ad  Cloeronls 
Ubros  de  natura  deorum,  v.  3.— De  emendando  looo 
Ciceronls  de  natura  deorum,  II,  3,  v.  3.— De  comltiis 
curiatlg,  pts.  1,  2,  v.  1.— De  Cratinl  luulorls  frag- 
mento,  v.  4.— De  Cnpldine  cogmogonico,  v.  2.— 
Sobediasma  de  Cyclopibns,  v.  4.— De  dlis,  manlbus, 
larlbus,  et  genlls,  v.  1.— De  DlonysilThracls  gram- 
matlca,  pts.  1,  2,  v.  3.— De  eccleslls  Lacedaemonl- 

ornm,  v.  1 ^De  Xlplcuri  theologla,  v.  4.— Scbolia  In 

Xlurlpldig  lonem,  pts.  1-5,  v.  4.— Ad  Eurlpldis 


niedeam,  v.  3. — ^De  Hecate  Heslodea,  v.  2.— De  ap- 

pendloe  Theogonlae  Heslodeae,  v.  2.— Ooraparatlo 
Theogonlae  Heslodeae  cum  Homerlca,  v.  2.— De  falals 
indiclis  laounarum  Theogonlae  Heslodeae,  v.  2.— De 
Tltanlbua  Heslodels,  v.  2. — De  veterura  crltlcorum 
notis  ad  Heslodl  Opera  et  dies,  v.  3.— Historica  et 
antlquarla,  v.  1.— De  retioentia  Homerl,  v.  2. — Ani- 
madverslones de  lonlbns,  v.  1.— De  causa  heredi- 
taria in  Isaei  or.  de  Phlloct.  her.  v.  1 — De  Jovlg  in- 
ounabulls,  v.  2.— Animadverslones  de  judlcllg  hell- 
astlclg,  V.  1.— De  aortitlone  Jndlcum,  v.  1.— Ad 
Juvenal,  III,  116,  v.  3.— Ad  lyrlcorum  Graecorum 
Jragmenta,  v.  3.— De  creandorum  magistratuuin 
temporibus,  v.  1.— De  reddendls  maglslratuum  gesto- 
rum  ratlonlbus,  v.  1.— De  vooibus  meddlx  tntlcus, 
v.  3.— Miscellanea,  v.  3,  4.— De  extremarum  mundl 
partlum  descrlptlone,v.2.-My  thologl  ca  et  Heslodea, 
v.  2.— De  navlnm  momlnibus,  v.  1.— Animadver- 
slones de  nomothetlg,  v.  1.— De  nymphis  Mellis, 
Glgantibus,  et  Erlnysln,  v.  2.— De  Ocean!  dnm  et 
IVcrelduni  catalogls,  v.  2.— De  orgeonibng,  v.  1. 
— De  Pandora,  v.  2.— De  Phorcyne  eiusque  famllia, 
V.  2.— De  phratrlls  Attlcls,  v.  1.— De  poesl  the- 
ogonlca  Crraecornm,  v.  2.— Q,naestlones  gram- 
matlcae,  v.  4.— De  quinqiiereml  Attica  ab  Hero- 
doto  oommemorata,  v.  1. — Veterum  soriptorum  sen- 
tentiae  de  regno,  T.  4.— De  Romanorum  anno 
saeculari,  v.  1.— De  capessenda  a  saplentibug  re- 
publlca,  V.  3.— Ad  Soplioclls  AJacem,  v.  3.— De 
Spartanlg  Iiomoels,  v.  1.— De  judlciorum  giiifra- 
glls  occultls,  V.  1.— De  locls  qulbusdam  Taclti  vit. 
Agvlcolae,  V.  4.— Schedlasma  de  theognide,  v.  4.— 
De  theogonla  in  sacrls  non  adblblta,  v.  2.— De  com- 
positione  theogonlae,  T.  2.— De  interpolationlbus 
theogonlae,  v.  2.— De  sohollis  theogonlae,  v.  2 — Ob- 
servationes  in  Tlieoptirastl  CEconomlcum  etPhl- 
lodeml  lib.  IX  de  virtutibua  et  vitlls,  v.  3.— De  Tullo 
Hostilio,  T.  1.— De  Typhoeo,  v.  2. 

(Ed.)  Des  j3Sschylos  Gefesselter  Prome- 
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(Ed.)   Isaei  orationes  XI  cum  aliquot  de- 

perditarum  fragmentis.     See  Isaeus. 

(Ed. )   M.  T.  Oiceronis  De  natura  deorum. 

Erklaert  von.  See  Cicero,  M.  T.  (in  supple- 
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Sclioen,  Friedrich  Gottfried.  De  persona- 
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Sclioen,  Martin.  Demmin,  A.  Martin 
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Schoen,  Theodor  von,  Minister  und  Burggraf 
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Studienreisen  eines  jungen  staa,tswirths 

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Sclioenbach,  Anton.    Jeitteles,  A.    Sanct- 

Pauler  predlgten  und  Herr  Anton  Sohoenbach.  150 
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ScUoenborn,    Julius    August.      1801  -  57. 

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Sclioene,  Alfred  Kurt  Immanuel  (Ed.) 
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Eusebius  Pamphilus  (in  supplement). 

Sclioene,  Friedrich  Gotthold  (Ed.)  1806-57. 
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Schoeue,  Das  ;  erzaehlung.  51  pp.  Nicolay, 

L.  H.  von,  Vermischte  gedicte  und  prosaische  schriften,  v.  3, 
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Sclioene  historic  von  dem  Ritter  Malegis, 

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Sclioene  Kaethclien,  Das,  novelle.     48 

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Schoening,  Emanuel  von.    Leben.     18  pp. 

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Sctaoepff,  Johann  David.  1753-1800.  His- 
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Scboeppacli,  Karl,  and  Brneckner, 
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Contents.    Reliquiae  dlplomatlcae  eanctlmonlallum 
Beutlzensliim,  v.  2.— Dlplomata  mlscella   Bohe- 

miae,  v.  2 Chartarlum  abbatiae  Bosau,  t.  2.— De 

monasterlls  et  advocatiis  Breitungensibus,  v.  3. — 
Codex  diplomatlous  monasterli  Buch,  v.  2.— Buder, 
C.  G.  Praefatio  de  damnls  detrlmentlsque  arohlvo- 
rum  quorundam  Germaniae,  v.  1.— Praefatio  de  itine- 
rlbus  erudltorum  virorum  rel  historlcae  truotuosis,  v. 
2. —  Codex  diplomatlcuB  monasterli  Caldenbom, 
dlocesls  Halberstadensia,  v.  2.— Chemnitz,  M.  Be- 
dencken  wegen  der  pommerisohen  iehne  in  causa  der 
Schnielinge  contra  die  Budden  cum  approbatlone 
Daniells  Kungll  et  Ernestl  Cothmannl  de  a.  1619,  v.  3.— 
Chronlcon  breve,  1083-1309,  v.  1.— Mortlloglum  eccie- 
slae  coliegiatae  Cizensis,  completum  per  P.  Holler, 
ejusdem  canonicus,  1570,  v.  2. — Narratio  brevia  de 
translatione  S.  fjlisabethae,  auctore  ignoto,  v.  1.— 
Eegeatrum  latinum  privllegiorum,  conflrmationum, 
allarumque  gratiarum  Ferdinand  I  Regis  Bohe- 
miae,  etc. v.  2.— Francke,  H.  G.  Anastasis  Ellsabethae 
aeniorls,  Landgraviae  Thuringiae  et  Mlsniae  Marg- 
gravlae  diplomate  anthentico  restitutae,  v.  2. — Prae- 
fatio, V.  3. — Annales  diplomatici  abbatiae  monalium 
iu  Franckeuhausen,  diocesis  Numburgensis,  in 
agro  Zulckavlensl  olim  sitae,  v.  2.— Oolieotio  nova  tra- 
ditlonumFuldensium  ab  anno  759,  v.  1.— Dlplomata 
XXIII  comitum  de  Gleichen  et  de  rebus  G-lelchen- 
Blbus,  1212-1714,  V.  1.— Goetze,  P.  (Paulus  Jovlus). 
Chronlcon  Schuarzburglcum  Germanicum,  ab  origine 
fere  gentis  lllustrissimae  ad  a.  1630,  v.  1.— Hlstoria 
diplomatica  abbatiae  Grnnbaynensls,  diocesis 
Numburgensis,  v.  2.— Eloglum  M.  Georgii  Christophori 
Kreyslgii,  v.  3.— Urbarlum  S.  Ijaurentii  in  Murtz- 
tal,  1232-1461,  V.  1. — Calendarium  ecclesiae  cathedralls 
Mlgneugls,  V.  2..— Calendarium  Numburgensis 
ecclesiae  cathedralis,  v.  2. — Codex  probatlonum,  his- 

toriam  urbis  Penlg  simul  illustrans,  v.  2 Pome- 

ranla  diplomatica  ab  anno  1216,  cum  aliquot  sigillis, 
V.  3.— Anniversarium  monasterli  S,  Afrae,  quod  fuit 
Misnae,  v.  2.— Codex  diplomaticus  circulum  electora- 
lem  Saxonicum  illustrans  ab  anno  1174  ad  flnem 
saecuU  XVI,  v.  3.— Schoettgen,  C.  Analecta  monas- 
terli Ossecensis ;  Dissertatlo  de  nomine  Rutheni,  quo 
advocatl  de  Plaven  Jam  ab  aliquot  seculls  utuntur; 

Hlstoria  burggra'viorum  de  Leianig,  v.  2 Hlstoria 

diplomatica  monasterli  Volcolderodensis,  ab  anno 
1139,  V.  1.— Vita  Chriatiani  Schoettgenil,  v.  3.— Char- 
tarlum ooenobil  Sonnefeldensis,  v.  3.— Chronlcon 

Thuringicum  Germanicum,  auctore  ignoto,  v.  1. 

Reliquiae  dlplomatlcae  monasterli  Vellsdorf,  dio- 
cesis Wurzhurgensis,  v.  2.— Chartae  XLII  monalium 
Weldenglnm,  1320-1561,  v.  2.— Dtsquisitio  de  Juris- 
diotione  et  ofaciis  AVlrcebnrglclg  comitum  et  prin- 
cipum  Hennebergicorum,  cum  oodice  probatlonum, 
V.  2. 

Schoharie,  N.  Y.    Papers  relating  to  the 

manor  of  Livingston,  including  the  first  settlement  of 
S.  138  pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum.  Ust.  of  If.  T.  v. 
3,  p.  365.)  -^ 

Schola  cordis.  186  pp.  Harvey,  C,  Compl. 

poems,  p.  99.    (Fuller  worthies'  Kir.) 

Scholae  academicae :  some  account  of 
the  studies  at  the  English  universities  in  the 
18  century.     Wordsworth,  C.  —3373 

Scholar.      Emerson,  R.  W.      The  scholar. 

28  pp.  (Lectures,  and  biog.  sketches,  p.  247.)— Flchte,  J. 
G.  The  nature  of  the  scholar.  100  pp.  (Popular  works, 
p.  133.)— tnxury  and  the  scholar.  7  pp.  {Mae- 
millan's  Mag.  v.  18,  1868,  p.  10.)— Porter,  N.  Ideal 
scholar.    34  pp.    (Phillips  Exeter  Lectures,  p.  US.) 

Scholars  (Great)  and  great  eaters.     8  pp. 

(VubUn  Univ.  Mag.  v.  69, 1862,  p.  741.) 

Scholarsof  Brienne,  The.  4  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  9, 1854,  p.  800.) 

Scholarship.    Bartlett,  S.  C.    Spontaneous 

element  in  scholarship.  21  pp.  (Phillips  Exeter  Lee- 
<ures,p.  79.)— Phases  of  scholarship.  16  pp.  (N.Am. 
Rev.  V.  96, 1863,  p.  73.)  "         ^^    \J-i.Jim. 

Scholarships,  Open.     10  pp.     (Intemat. 

iJeu.  V.  8, 1880,  p.  483.)  ^^        ^ 


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Scholastic  philosophy. 

Hampden,  R.  D.,Bp.  of  Hereford.  Life 
of  Thomas  Aquinas.  A  dissertation  of  the 
scholastic  philosophy  of  the  middle  ages. 
1848.    (Enayc.  Metropol.) 

Scholastic   philosophy  considered  in 

its  relations  to  Christian  theology.     1848. 

Haukeau,  J.  B.    De  la  philosophic  soolas- 

tique.     1850,  2  v. 

Histoire  de  la  philosophie  scolastique. 

1873-80,  3  V. 

Taillandiee  (Saint  Eene),  G.  E.    Scot 

Erig^ue  et  la  philosophie  scholastique.   1843. 

TowNSEND,  W.  J.    Great  schoolmen  of 

the  middle  ages.     1881. 

Authority  of  the  scholastic  philosophy.    15 

pp.  [Dublin  Rill.  n.  s.  v.  13,  1369,  p.  33.)— Bacon,  B. 
Ex  operibus.  15  pp.  (Frankfort  Soo.  Soript.  v.  28,  p. 
669.)— Caro,  E.  Philosopliie  de  Saint  Thomas  d'Aquln. 
22  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1858,  v.  8,  p.  129.)— Ei'dnianii, 
J.  E.  Franzoesischo  ■werke  ueber  die  scliolasliker. 
21  pp.  [Zeits,/.  pUlos.  V.  28,  1860,  p.  267.)- GemJstlls, 
G.,  surnamed  Pletho.  Contra  Scbolarll  defenslonem 
Arlstotella.  21  pp.  (Migno,  J.  P.,  Patrnl.  s.  Or.  t.  160, 
p.  979.)- Explicit  aud  implicit  thought.  23  pp. 
(Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  13,  1869,  p.  421.)— Scbolaatlos  on 
intellect  and  abstraction.  42  pp.  [Dublin  Rev. 
n.  s.  V.  26,  1876,  p.  100.)— Jaraczewsky,  A.  Ethlk 
des  Maimonldea  undibr  oluflusa  auf  die  scbolastische 
philosophie  des  13  jahrhunderts.  20  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
philos.  V.  46, 1865,  p:  5.)— IVeauder,  J.  A.  W.  Ueber  die 
eluthelluug  der  tugenden  bei  Thomas  Aquinas  . .  . 
14  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Philol.  Masse  Abliandl. 
1846,  p.  841,)— Relation  of  scholastic  to  modern 
philosoplly.  45  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  20,  1873,  p. 
281.)  —  Rimusat,  0.  E.  M.  de.  MSmoire  touchant 
rinfluence  de  la  scolastique  sur  la  langue  f  ranjaise. 
42  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  M&m.  2  s.  v. 
10, 1860,  p.  235.)— Seholaatic  doctrine  of  science.  38 
pp.  (Dublin  Rex.  n.  3.  v.  26,  1876,  p.  148.)— Wright, 
T.  Abelard  and  the  scholastic  philosophy.  19  pp. 
(Essay  on  .  . .  literature,  v.  1,  p.  218.) 

See  also  names  of  the  scholastics,  as ;  Afoallard,  P. — 
Agobard,  .S'^,  Bp.  of  Lyons. — Albertus  Magnus. — 
Alcuin.— Anselme,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury. —'BeLCon, 
I^.— Chainpeaux  (Campelles),  Q.  de.— Duns  Scotus, 
J. — Erigena,  J.  S.— Graunllon,  Monlc  of  Marmonlier, 
— Hildebert,  Abp.  of_  Tours. — Hugues,  Prior  of  Si, 
Victor's. — Jolin,  of  Salisbury,  Bp.  of  Chartres. — Occam, 
or  Ockham,  "W.  —  Odou,  Bp.  of  Cambrai.  —  Pietro 
liOinbardo.  —  Rabanns  Dlanrus  Magnentius, 
Abp.  of  Mayence. — Remi,  of  Auxerre. — Rupert,  Abbot 
of  Duyts. — Silvester  II,  Pope — l^homas  Aquinas, 
St.,  etc. 

Scholastics,  St.  Berthaire,  St.,  Abbot  of 
Monte- Casino.  VltasanctaeScholastlcae.  6  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  126,  p.  979.) 

Scholastics  of  Kerry.    9  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  35, 1860,  p.  689.) 

Schole  house  of  women.    48  pp.    Utterson, 

E.  v.,  Early  popular  poetry,  v.  2,  p.  61. 

Scbolefield,  Jacob  [Ed.)    Euripidis  tragoe- 

diae  priores  quatuor.     \Or.'\    See  Euripides. 
Scholefleld,  R&u.  James  [Ed.)     1789-1853. 

Works  of  James  Pilkington.    See  Pilking- 

ton,  J. 
Scholeinaster,  The.    See  Ascham,  R. 
Scholfleld,  Nathan.     Higher  geometry  and 

mensuration.    New  York,  1845.     8°.    —2425 
Scholia  Bobiensia  sive  Ambrosiana  et 

Vatlcana  ad  nbnnuUas  M.  TuUil  Clceronis  orationes 
cum  Integrls  annotatlonibug  Angell  Mall  In  ed.  Eo- 
mana  et  emendationibua  J.  0.  OrelU.  115  pp.  (OrelU, 
J.  C,  and  Baiter,  J.  G.,  M.  Tullii  Ciceronis  scholiastae,  v. 
2,  p.  116.) 

Scholia  Qraeca  in  ^Eschinem  et  Isocra- 
tem.    Dindorf,W.  (JS;d.)  3294 

Scholia  Oraeca  in  Aristophanem  cum 
prolegomenis  grammaticorum,  varietate 
lectionis  optimorum  codicum  Integra  .  .  . 
annotatione  critioorum  item  selecta,  cui  sua 

PAKT  v.— 14. 


quaedam  inseruit  Fr.  Duebner.  Accedit 
index  nominum  et  rerum.  Parisiis,  1855. 
r.  8°.     (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.)  3263 

Scholia  Crracca  in  Euripidis  tragoedias. 
Dindorf ,  W.  [Ed. )    4  v.  3285 

Scholia  Graeca  in  Homeri  Iliadem.  Din- 
dorf, W.  (.Ed.)    2v.  3305 

Scholia  Graeca  in  Homeri  Odysseam. 
Dindorf,  W.  [Ed.)    2  v.  8305 

Scholia  Helleuistiea  in  Novum  Testa- 
mentum  Philone  et  Josepho  patribus  apos- 
tolicis  aliisq.  ecclesiae  antiquae  scriptoribus 
necnon  libris  apocryphis  maxima  depromta. 
Ed.  E.  G.  Grinfield.     Londini,  1848.     3  v.  8°. 

—1215 

Scholia  in  Theocritnm ;  auctiora  red- 
didit et  annotatione  critica  instruxit  Fr. 
Duebner.  Scholia  et  paraphrases  in  Nican- 
drum  et  Oppianum  partim  nunc  primum 
edidit  .  .  .  annotatione  critica  instruxit  et 
indices  cohfecit  U.  Cats  Bussemaker.  Pa- 
risiis, 1849.  r.  8°.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth. 
gr.)  3262 

Scholia  in  Tetns  Testamentum.  Ro- 
senmueller,  E.  F.  K.     6  v.  —1326 

Scholia  Vetera  Graeca  in  Lucam  et  Jo- 

hannem  ex  codlce  saeculi  X.  [Gr.]  82  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Auctor.  classic,  v.  9,  p.  431.) 

Scholia  Vetera  Graeca  in  Matthaeum  et 

Marcum  ex  codlce  saecuU  X.  122  pp.  (M.aA,  A.,  Auctor. 
classic.  V.  6,  p.  379.) 

Scholia  Vetera  in  Liucauum.  E  codice 
Montepessulano  .  .  .     Genthe,  H.  F.  [Ed.) 

3243 

Scholia  Tindobonensia  ad  Horatii  Ar- 
tem  poeticam.     Zechmeister,  J.  (^^d.)      3255 

Scholiasta  GronoTianus  in  nonnuUas 

M.  TullU  Clceronis  orationes.  68  pp.  (OrelU,  J.  C, 
and  Baiter,  J.  G.,  M.  Tullii  Ciceronis  sdioUastaCt  v.  2, 
p.  377.) 

Scholiornni  Pragensinm  in  Persii  sa- 

tiras  delectus.     Kvicala,  J.  3283 

Scholl,   Gottlob  Heinrich  Friedrich    (Ed.) 

Diu  crone  von  Heinrich  von  dem  Tuerlln. 

See  Heinrich  von  dem,  Tuerlin. 
Scliolle,  Wilhelm    (Ed.)    Laurence  Minots 

lieder.    See  Minot,  L. 
Scholler's    purgatory.    The.     139    pp. 

■Wither,  G.,  Miscel.  works,  v.  1,  p.  1 :  Spenser  Sac.  No.  12. 

Scholteil,  J.  U.  Geschiedenis  des  gods- 
dlenst  en  wysbegeerte.  19  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Zeits.  f. 
philos.  V.  53,  1868,  p.  170.) 

Schoniberg,  Friedrich  Armand  Hermann 
von.  Kaznee,  J.  F.  A.  Leben  Friederichs 
von  Schomberg.     1789,  3  v. 

Death  of  S.    3  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  1,  1833, 

p.  558.) 

Schomberg,    George   Augustus.     Schom- 

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V.  147,  1879,  p.  633.) 

Schomberg,  J.  D.  Theocratic  philosophy 
of  English  history;  being  an  attempt  to  im- 
press upon  history  its  true  genius  and  real 
chai-acter,  and  to  present  it  not  as  a  dis- 
jointed series  of  facts,  but  as  one  grand 
whole.    London,  1843.     3  v.  8°.  1574 

Schomberg,  Marie- de  Hautefort,  Duchesse 

de.  Cousin,  V.  Mme.  de  Hautefort.  62  pp.  {Rev. 
d,  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  p6r.  v.  1,  p.  226.) — Henry,  M.  L. 
A  noble  lady.    8  pp.    (^(iaref.  JI/oBtt!j/,v.  52, 1883,  p.  623.) 

Schomburgk,  Moritz  Richard.  1811—. 
Reisen  in  BritischGuiana  in  den  jahren 
1840-44.  Nebst  einer'  fauna  und  flora  Gui- 
ana's nach  vorlagen  von  Johannes  Mueller, 


SCHOMBURGK 


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.  .  .  und  andern.  Mit  abbildungen  und  einer 
karte  von  Britisch-Guiaua,  aufgenommen 
von  Sir  Robert  Schomburgk.  Leipzig,  1847- 
48.     3  V.  r.  8°.  2493 

Versuch    einer    fauna    und    flora    von 

Britisch-Guiana.  Nach  vorlagen  von  Jo- 
hannes Mueller,  .  .  .  und  andern.  Leipzig, 
1848.  r.  8°.  (In  his  Reisen  in  Britisch- 
Guiana,  V.  3.)  2493 

Schoiuburgk,  Si?-  Robert  Hermann.  1804- 
65.  Description  of  British  Guiana,  geograph- 
ical and  statistical :  exhibiting  its  resources 
and  capabilities,  together  with  the  present 
and  future  condition  and  prospects  of  the 
colony.     London,  1840.     8°.  1634 

Fishes  of  British  Guian%.     Edinburgh, 

1852.  2  V.  16°.  ( Jardine,  Sir  W. ,  Nat.  Libr. 
V.  39,  40.)  —2627 

History  of  Barbados  ;  comprising  a  ge- 
ographical and  statistical  description  of  the 
island ;  a  sketch  of  the  historical  events 
since  the  settlement,  and  an  account  of  its 
geology  and  natural  productions.  London, 
1848.    8°,  and  map  in  case.  1623 

Memoir  of  S.    65  pp.    (Jardine,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  Libr. 

V.  89,  p.  15.) 

Scliongauer,  M.    See  Sohoen,  M. 

Schonliovius,  A.    See  Schoonhoven,  A. 

Sctaoock,  Martin.  1614-69.  Achaia  vetus, 
3uxta  suum  fatum  in  usum  praesentis  saecuU  deliner 
ata;  ejus  situs,  antlquitas,  respul^llca,  reges,  bella, 
etc.    34  pp.    (Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  5,  p.  2141.) 

— ^  Niceroii,  J.  P.    M§m.  des  homines,  v.  12. 

School  and  college  life:   its  romance 

and  reality.  18  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  89;  1861,  p.  131.) 

School  and  the  army  in  Germany  and 
France.    Hazen,  Brig.-Gen.  W.  B.       —2377 
School  architecture.  Barnard,  H.  —1785 
School  board  religion.    5  pp.     (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  116, 1874,  p.  493.) 

School  books.  Hazlitt,  W.  C.  Schools, 
school  books,  and  schoolmasters.     1888. 

£]llfs,  R.    School  and  college  text-books.    26  pp. 

{Chr.  Exam.  v.  63,1862,  p.  424.)— Scbool  readers.  12 
pp.    (Southern  Rev.  v.  3, 1868,  p.  410.) 

School  days  of  eminent  men.  Timbs,  J.  3827 
School  government  and  discipline. 

Baenaed,  H.    In  his  Educational  aphorisms 

and  suggestions.     1861. 

Calderwood,  H.    In  his  On  teaching : 

its  ends  and  means.    1875. 

Power  and  authority  of  school  officers 

and  teachers  in  the  management  and  govern- 
ment of  public  schools.     1885. 

Cecil,  E.    Regulations  of  the  schools  at  St.  John's 

Chapel.  9  pp.  (Worlis,  v.  2,  p.  163.)— Discipline. 
7  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  10, 1861,  p.  187.)— Hamill, 
S.  M.  Discipline;  school  government.  11  pp.  {Am. 
J.  of  Education,  v.  1, 1856,  p.  123.)— Mann,  H.  The  col- 
lege code  of  honor.  6  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  3, 
1857,  p.  65.)— Monitorial  system.  6  pp.  {Am.  J.  of 
Education,  v.  10,  1861,  p.  461.)— Ricliards,  Z.  Disci- 
pline, moral  and  mental.  13  pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education, 
V.  1, 1856,  p.  107.)— School  discipline.  17  pp.  (Am. 
J.  of  Education,  v.  8, 1860,  p.  610.) 

See  also  Calatrava.— Saffron-"Walden. 

School  houses.  Great  Britain.  Committee 
of  Council  on  Education.  Minutes.  With 
appendices,  and  plans  of  school-houses, 
1839-40  and  1846.     1840-47,  3  v. 

JoHONNOT,  J.     School-houses.     1871. 

Elder,  E.  S.    Sanitary  survey  of  the  school-houses 

In  Indiana.  12  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
■V.  10,  p.  57.)— Lincoln,  D.  F.  Sanitary  condition  of 
school  buildings  in  Massachusetts.  94  pp.  {Mass. 
State  board  of  health,  lunacy,  and  charity,  6  Ann, 
report,  Supp.  p.  1.). 


School  hygiene.    Formento,  F.    School 

hygiene.  13  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
V.  10,  p.  38.)- Jones,  H.  I.  School  hygiene.  6  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  7,  p.  241.)— liin- 
coln,  D.  F.  School  hygiene.  36  pp.  (Buck,  A.  H., 
Treatise  on  hygiene,  v.  2,  p.  696.)— linndy,  C.  J.  School 
hygiene.  12  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  iJeports,  v.  9, 
p.  137.) 

School  laws  of  Michigan^  with  notes 
and  forms :  to  which  are  added  courses  of 
study  for  common  and  graded  schools,  and 
a  list  of  recommended  text  books,  etc.  Pub. 
by  authority.  Lansing,  1864.  8°.  (With 
Michigan,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruc- 
tion, 27  Ann.  report.)  — 2384 

School  manual.    Morison,  N.  H.     —2126 

School  of  abuse.  Gosson,  S.  (Shakes. 
Soc.)  3384 

School  of  dueen  Mab.    18  pp.    Durfee, 

J.,  Compl.  works,  p.  179. 

School  of  Shakespeare.  Capell,  E. 
In  his  Notes  and  various  readings  to  Shakes- 
peare, V.  3.  3362 

School  of  Shakspere.  Simpson,  R. 
(Ed.)    2v.  3387 

School  system  of  the  Talmud.    Spiers,  B. 

—2376 

Schoolcraft,  Henry  Row«,  LL.D.  1793- 
1864.  Archives  of  aboriginal  knowledge, 
containing  all  the  original  papers  laid  before 
Congress  respecting  the  history,  antiquities, 
language,  ethnology,  pictography,  rites, 
superstitions,  and  mythology  of  the  Indian 
tribes'  of  the  United  States.  Phila.  1860. 
6  V.  4°.  1642 

iVo(g.— Also  with  the  title :  Information  respecting 
the  history,  condition,  and  prospects  of  the  Indian 
tribes  of  the  United  States:  collected  and  prepared 
under  the  Bureau  of  Indian  affairs. 

The  Indian  in  his  wigwam,  or  character- 
istics of  the  red  race  of  America,  from 
original  notes  and  MSS.  New  York,  1848. 
8°.  1654 

Journal  of  a  tour  into  the  interior  of 

Missouri  and  Arkansaw,  from  Potosi,  or 
Mine  a  Burton,  in  Missouri  territory,  in  a 
south-west  direction,  toward  the  Rocky 
Mountains;  performed  in  the  years  1818 
and  1819.    London,  1821.     8°.  2472 

Myth  of  Hiawatha,  and  other  oral  legends, 

my  thologic  and  allegoric,  of  the  North  Amer- 
ican Indians.    Phila.  1856.     12°.  1627 

Narrative  journal  of  travels,  through  the 

northwestern  regions  of  the  United  States 
extending  from  Detroit  through  the  great 
chain  of  American  lakes,  to  the  sources  of 
the  Mississippi  river;  performed  as  a  member 
of  the  expedition  under  Gov.  Cass,  in  the 
year  1820.  Albany,  1831.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  15,  1832,  p.  234.)  2473 

Notes  on  the  Iroquois ;  or,  contributions 

to  American  history,  antiquities,  and  general 
ethnology.     Albany,  1847.     8°.  1654 

Oneota,  or  characteristics  of  the  red  race 

of  America,  from  original  notes  and  MSS. 
New  York,  1845.     8°.  1655 

Personal  memoirs  of  a  residence  of  30 

years  with  the  Indian  tribes  on  the  Amer- 
ican frontiers ;  with  brief  notices  of  passing 
events,  facts,  and  opinions,  A.  D.  1812  to 


and 
A.  D.  1843.     Phila.  18'51.     8° 


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Summary  narrative  of    an  exploratory 

expedition  to  the  sources  of  the  Mississippi 
river,  in  1820 :  resumed  and  completed,  by 
the  discovery  of  it's  origin  in  Itasca  lake,  in 
1832.     Phila.  1855.     8°.  3472 

Trangalleganla,  or   the  groans   of  Missouri,  a 

poem.  11  pp.  i,With  his  Journ.  ot  a.  tour  Into  the 
Interior  of  Missouri  and  Arkansaw,  p.  92.) 

Schoolcraft  on  the  Indian  tribes.    18  pp.   (^.  ^m. 

Bev.  V.  77, 1853,  p.  245.)— Report  on  the  census  of  the 
Iroquois  Indians  In  the  state  ot  New  York.  23  pp. 
(Bev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  64,  1847,  p.  292.)— Scllool- 
craft'g  Indian  tales  and  legends.  19  pp.  (iV.  Am. 
Bev.  V.  49, 1839,  p.  354.)— Sclioolcraft's  travels.  47 
pp.  (iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  26,  1828,  p.  357.)— Travels  and 
writings  of  S.    4  pp.    (Z)em.  iJeii.  v.  16,  1845,  p.  552.) 

Schoolmaster,  The.  18  pp.  {Southern  Bev. 

V.  3,  1868,  p.  121.) 

jSclioolmaster,  The.    168  pp.    Ascham,  R., 

Eng.  workSt  p.  183. 

Schoolmasters.    See  Teachers. 

Schools. 

Adams,  F.    Free  school  system  of  the 
United  States.     1875. 

Arnold,  M.    Schools  and  universities  on 

the  continent.     1868. 

Bartley,  G.  O.  T.    Schools  for  the  people. 

1871. 

Extracts  from  the  reports  of  Her  Majes- 
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See  also  Colleges.- Normal  schools.— Public 
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the  names  ot  schools,  as :  Harcow,  Rugby;  etc.,  and 
the  names  ot  places.  • 


Schools   Inquiry   Commission.     See 

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1832.    4°.  3233 

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Briefwechsel  zwischen  Arthur  Schopen- 
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Ueber  die  vierfache  wurzel  des  satzes 

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1876,  p.  308.)— Zur  Icritik  der  liiblisch-ngsyi'lsclten 
cbronologie.  6  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  geaells.  Zeits. 
T.  25, 1871,  p.  449.)— Zu  des  Hrn.  Dr.  Praetorius  bemer- 
kungen  zu  elnlgeu  Sargonsiiischriften ;  Berichti- 
gungen  und  nachtraege  zu  dem  aufaatze  ueber  asay- 
rlache  thiernamen.  15  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  28, 1874,  pp.  126, 162.) 

SToeldeke,  T.  Keilinschriften  und  geschichts- 
forschung, von  S.  12  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  33, 1879,  p.  320.) 

Schrader,  Heinrich  Eduard  Siegfried  (Ed.) 
1799-1860.  Corpus  juris  civilis.  V.  1.  Be- 
rolini,  1833.    4°.  —1311 

Contents.    Jngtlnlanns  I,  P.  A.,  Emperor  of  Constan- 
tinople.   Institutionum  libri  IV. 

Schrader,  Johann.  1731-88.  Notae  ineditae 

in  E.  r.  Avieni  Periegesin,  cum  exoerptia  aliorum  et 
perpetuiaedltoriaanimadveraionlbus.  269  pp.  (Werns- 
dorf,  J.  C,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  889.) 

Schrader,  Lorenz.   16  cent.   Ferrariae  urbis 

descriptio  etmonumenta;  Urbis  Eavennae  descriptio 
et  antiqultates.  18  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq. 
Hal.  V.  7,  pt.  1.)— Descriptio  et  monumenta  urbis 
Regii  Iiepldt.  4  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq. 
Ital.  V.  9,  pt.  7.) 

Schrader,  Otto.  Sprachvergleichung  und 
urgesohichte.  Linguistiach-historische  bei- 
traege  zur  erforschung  des  indogerman- 
isohen  alterthums.    Jena,  1883.    8°.    —2186 


Aelteste    zelttliellung    des    iiido^ei-mniijgclien 

volkes.  55  pp.  {Samnil.  wissens.  vorlrg.  v.  13,  1878,  p. 
281.) — Thter-  iiud  pflaiizeiigeoj^i'aptiie  im  Uchte 
dor  aprachforachung.  32  pp.  {Saihml.  wissens.  vortrg. 
V.  18,  1883,  p.  731.) 

Schramke,  T.  Description  of  the  New 
York  Croton  aqueduct,  in  English,  German, 
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Schramm-Macdonald,  Karl  Wilhelm 
Hugo.  Moniteur  des  dates.  Supplement. 
See  Oettinger,  E.  M. 

Schrauf,  Albreoht.  1837—.  Handbuch  der 
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Schreber,  Johann   Christian   Daniel  von. 

Vita.  14  pp.  (Acad.  Caes.  Leop.-Car.  Nova  acta,  v.  9, 
1818,  p.  1.) 

Schreiber,  Lady  Charlotte  Elizabeth  (Ed.) 
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Schreiber,  Egid.  1836—.  Herpetologia 
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Schreiber,  Friedrich  Anton  Wilhelm. 
Maximilian  I,  der  Katholische,  Kurfuerst 
von  Bayern,  und  der  dreissigjaehrige  krieg 
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Schreiber,  Heinrich.  1793-1872.  Geschichte 
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IS,eforniation  in  Fommern.     62  pp.     {Samml, 

wissens.  vortrg.  v.  1.5,  1880,  p.  619.) 

Schreiber,  Joseph.     Manual  of  treatment 

by  massage  and  methodical  muscle  exercise. 

Tr.  by  Walter  Mendelson.     Edinburgh,  1887. 

8°.  —3703 

Schreiber,  Theodor.     Antiken  bildwerke 

der  villa  Ludovisi  in  Rom.     Leipzig,  1880. 

r.  8°.  —1744 

Schriftsprache  und  volksmundart.  40  pp. 

Oathoff,  H.    (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  18, 1883,  p.  103.) 

Schriftfvesen  im  mittelalter.  Watten- 
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Schroeclilt,  Johann  Matthias.  1733-1808. 
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10  V.  p.  8°.  —1206 

Schroeder,  Edward.  Das  Anegenge.  Eine 
litterarhistorische  untersuchung.  Strass- 
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Schroeder,    Ernst.       Operationskreis    des 

loglkcalculs.  9  pp.  (Eev.  of,  by  S.  Guenther,  In  Vier- 
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Schroeder,  Friedrich  Ludwig.  1744-1816. 
The  Ensign.    67  pp.    (Thompson,  B.,  Ser.  theatre,  v.  6.) 

Schroeder,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  Julius. 
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enlarged,  and  ed.  by  Patrick  Fairbairn  and 
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(Lange,  J.  P.,  Commentary.)  — 1333 


SCHROEDER 


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Deuteronomy;  or,  the  5  book  of  Moses. 

Tr.  and  enlarged  by  Rev.  A.  Gosman.    New 
York,  1879.   8°.    (Lange,  J.  P.,  Commentary.) 

1 233 

Schroeder,  John  Frederick,  D.  D.  1800-57. 
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moral,  and  religious.    New  York,  1859.    12°. 

1244 

AVlilte.  J.  G.    John  Frederick  Schroeder,  D.  D.    11 

pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  168.) 

Schroeder,  Leopold.   Ueber  die  Maitrayani 

Samhtta,  ihr  alter,  ihr  verhaeltnisa  zu  dea  verwaudten 

9akhE's,  Ihre  spraohllche  nnd  hlstorlsche  tedeutuug. 

30  pp.    (Deutsch.  morg.  gesella.  Zeits.  v.  33, 1879,  p.  m.) 

Scliroeder,  Paul.     Phoenicische  miscellen. 

10  pp.    (Deutsch.  morg.  geaells.  Zeits.  v.  34, 1880,  p.  676.) 

{Ed.)    Richard  Bentley's  Emendationen 

zum  Plautus.    See  Bentley,  R. 

Schroeder,  Richard.     1888—.     Geschichte 

des  ehelichen  gueten-echts  in  Deutschland. 

Stettin,  1863-68.     2  v.  8°.  —1337 
NiederlaeiicliscHe   kolouieu  In  Norddeutsch- 

land  zur  zeit  des  mittelalters.    48  pp.  1  pi.     {Samml, 

wissens.  vortrg.  v.  15, 1880,  p.  345.) 

Schroeder,  Lieut.  Seaton.  Fall  of  Maxi- 
milian's empire  as  seen  from  a  United  States 
gun-boat.    New  York,  1887.     p.  8°.         1638 

Schroeder,  William.  Turkish  grammar, 
adapted  to  the  use  of  travellers  and  the  mer- 
cantile classes,  with  a  collection  of  familiar 
dialogues,  idioms,  and  a  vocabulary  in  Eng- 
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8°.  —2146 

Schroeder-Devrient,  Wilhelmine.  EUet, 

E.  F.  Wilhelmine  Schroeder-Devrient.  5  pp.  (Vem. 
Rex.  V.  16,  1846,  p.  262.) 

Schroeder  van  der  Kolk,  Jakob  Lode- 
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of  the  left  hemisphere  of  the  brain,  with  co- 
existent atrophy  of  the  right  side  of  the 
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' On  the  minute  structure  and  functions 

of  the  spinal  cord  and  medulla  oblongata, 
and  on  the  proximate  cause  and  rational 
treatment  of  epilepsy.  Tr.  from  the  original 
.  .  .  by  W.  D.  Moore.  London,  1859.  8°. 
(New  Sydenham  Soc.)  — 3775 

Schroeer,  Karl  Julius.  1825—.  Deutsche 
dichtung  des  19  jahrhunderts  in  ihren  be- 
deutenderen  erscheinungen.  Leipzig,  1875. 
8°.  2358 

Deutsche   weihnachtspiele    aus    Ungern 

geschildert  und  mitgetheilt  von.  Wien,  1862. 
12°.  3856 

Schroeer,  Michael  Martin  Arnold  [Ed.) 
1857 — .  Die  angelsaechsischen  prosabearbei- 
tungen  der  Benedictinerregel.  Kassel,  1885. 
8°.  (Grein,  C.  W.  M.,  and  others,  Biblioth. 
d.  angelsaechs.  prosa,  v.  3. )  2133 

Schroeter,  Corona  Elisabeth  Wilhelmine. 
Kbil,  R.  Corona  Schroeter.  Eine  lebens- 
skizze  mit  beitraegen  zur  geschichte  der 
genie-periode.  1875.  (In  his  Vor  hundert 
jahren,  v.  2.) 

Schroeter,  H.  R.  von.  Finnische  runen. 
Finnisch  und  deutsch.  Herausg.  von  G.  H. 
von  Schroeter.     Stuttgart,  1834.     12°.     2346 

Schroeter,  Robert.  Erster  brief  Jakob's 
von  Edessa  an  Johannes  den  Styliten.  40  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  24,  1870,  p.  261.)— Gedloht  des 
Jakob  vou  Saxng  ueber  den  palast,  den  der  Apostel 


Thomas  In  Indlen  haute;  Nachtraege.  100  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  25,  1871,  p.  321;  v.  28, 
1874,  p.  584.) 

Schruuipf,  Christian.  Sessuto.   Ein  beitrag 

zur  sued-afrlkanlsohen   spracheukuude,  geschoeptt 
aus  meiner  sechzehnjaehrigen  ertahrung.      34  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  16, 1862,  p.  448:) 
Schryver,  Cornelia.     Niceron,  J.  P.     Mem. 

des  hommes,  V.  40. 

Schryver,  Pieter.  1576-1660.  EpistolaeXV. 

24  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  1,  p.  355.) — 
Oorrectioniim  mllitarlura  liber ;  slve,  animadverslones 
In  Vegetluin  De  re  mlUtarl;  Animadverslones  in 
Sex.  Jul.  Frontlnum.  78  pp.  (With  Yeteres  de  re 
milltarl  scriptores.) 
Schubart,  Christian  Friedrich  Daniel. 
Steauss,  D.  F.  Christian  Friedrich  Daniel 
Schubart's  leben  in  seinen  briefen.  1878, 
2  V.     (Oesamm.  werke,  v.  8,  9.) 

Prutz,  B.  E.     0.  F.  D.  Schubart.    46  pp.    (In  Ms 

Literarhist.  taschenbuch,  v.  5,  p.  391.) 

Schubart,  Georg.      1650-1701.      Enarratio 

parergica  metamorphoseos  Ovldianae  de  dlluvlo  Deu- 

callonls.    20  pp.    (Gronovlus,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  aniiq.  v.  10, 

p.  701.) 
Schiibarth,    F.       Repertorium    der    tech- 

nischen  literatur  die  jahre  1823  bis  einschl. 

1853  umfassend.     Berlin,  1856.     8°.       R.105 
Schiibarth,  Karl  Ernst.      1796-1861.     Zur 

beurtheilung  Goethe's  mit  beziehung   auf 

verwandte  litteratur  und  kunst.      3  aufl. 

Breslau,  1820.    2  v.  p.  8°.  —3177 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von.    Brlefe  an  S.    Mitgetheilt  vou 

Prof.  Hermann  Hettner  In  Dresden.  18  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  6, 1875,  p.  23.) — Variihagen  von  Kiise, 
C.  A.  L.  P.  Zur  karakterlstik  C.  E.  Sohubarth's.  13  pp. 
{Ausgew.  sctiriften,  v.  18,  p.  268.) 

Schubert,  Ernst.  1813-73.  Tables  of  Har- 
monia,  computed  for  the  American  Ephem- 
eris  and  Nautical  almanac.  Washington, 
1869.    4°.  —2465 

Schubert,  Franz  Peter.  1797-1828.  Werke. 
Leipzig,  n.  d.     20  v.  4°  and  8°.  —2776 

Contents.    Dramatisclke  niusilc.    Partitury  s.  15, 

V.  1,  2, 6 Fernando,  ein  singspiel,  s.  15,  v.  2. — Fier- 

rabrag,  heroisch-rbmantische  oper,  s.  15,  v.  6.— Die 
Freunde  von  Salainanka,  komlsches  singspiel,  s. 
16,  V.  2.— Klelnete  kirclienninsik'vrerlEe.  Partitur, 
8.  14.— Messen.  Partitur,  2  v.  and  Revisionsberlcht, 
s.  13. — Octette.    Partitur,  s.  3.— Ouvertnren   und 

andere  orchesterwerke.    Partitur,  s.  2 Pliantasie, 

impromptus,  und  andere  atuecke  fuer  pianoforte,  s. 
11. — Fuer  pianoforte  und  ein  instrument.  Partitur 
and  Stimmtn,  s.  8. — Fuer  pianoforte  zu  4  haenden,  3  v. 
s.  9. — Piauoforte-quintett,  -quartett,  und  -trios.  PartU 
tur  and.  Siimmen,  2  v.  a.  7. — Sonaten  fuer  pianoforte,  s. 
10.— Sympbonieu  fuer  orchester.    Partitur,  2  v.  s.  1. 

— Des  Teufels  Instscbloss,  oper,  s.  15,  v.  1 ^Der 

Vierjaebrige  posten,  ein  singspiel,  s.  16,  v.  2. 

AuDLET,  Mme.  A.  P.    Franz  Schubert,  sa 

vie  et  ses  oeuvres.     1871. 
Feost,  H.   F.  Schubert.    1881.    {Hueffer, 

F.,  Oreat musicians.) 
Hellboen,  H.  K.  von.    Franz  Schubert : 

a  musical  biography.     From  the  German  by 

E.  Wilberforce.     1866. 

The  same,  ti-.  by  A.  D.  Coleridge.  1869, 3  v. 
Andley,  Mme.  A.  P.    Franz  Schubert  et  le  lied  alle- 

mand.    108  pp.    (Corrcspondani,  n.  s.  v.  42, 1869,  p.  654; 

v.  43,  1869,  p.  601 ;  v.  45,  1870,  p.  294.)— Capes,  J.  M. 

Schubert.    7  pp.    (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  6, 1869,  p.  199.)— 

Ha-vreis,  H.  E.    Schubert  and  Chopin.    23  pp.    (dm- 

temp.   Rev.  v.  2,  1866,  p.  80.)— Mszt,  F.    Schubert's 

"Alfons  und  Estrella."    11  pp.    ( Cesamm.  scftri/teK,  v. 

3,  abth.  1,  p.  68.)— Schubert,  Cbopln,liiszt.  35  pp. 

(Edin.  Rev.  v.  158,  1883,  p.  475.)— Upton,  G.  P.    Franz 

Schubert.    13  pp.    (In  his  Woman  in  muaic,  p.  112. ) 

Schubert,  Friedrich  Theodor.  1758-1825. 
Populaere  astronomie.  St.  Petersburg,  1804- 
10.     8  V.  8°.  —2406 

Contents.  Geschichte  der  astronomie  und 
sphaerische  astronomie,  v.  1.— Physjscbe  astron- 
omic, V.  3.— Thcorlgche  astronomic,  t.  2, 


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Schubert,  Gotthilf  Heinrich  von.       Erd- 

mann,  J.  E.  In  Ids  Verauoli  elner  wlas.  gesch.  der 
neuevu  pbllos.  v.  S,  pt.  2,  p.  291.    7  pp. 

Schubert,    Hermann     Caesar     Hannibal. 

184S— .  Zaeblen  uud  zahl.  Eiue  kulturgesohlctillluhe 
studl«.  36  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  B.  v.  2,  1887, 
p.  485.) 

Schubert,  Oen.  Theodor  Friedrich  von. 
1789-1865.  Monnayes  russes  des  derniers  3 
siecles,  depuis  le  Czar  Joan  Wasiliewicz 
Grozny!  jusqu'd  I'Empereur  Alexandre  II, 
1547-1855.    Leipzig,  1855.     8°,  and  atlas,  fo. 

3763,  atlas  3763 

Schubert'SoIdern,  Richard  von.  Grund- 
lagen  elner  erkenntnlsstheorie.  16  pp.  (Kev.  ot,  by 
K.  Willy,  In  Vierteljalirssclir,  f,  wissens. philos.  v.  10, 1886, 
p.  221.) 

Schuch,  Christian  Theophil  (Ed.)  —1856. 
Curae  bourn.    See  Martialis,  G. 

Schnchardt,  Hugo  Ernst  Mario.  1843—. 
Vokalismus  des  Vulgaerlateins.  Leipzig, 
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Sur  le  Creole  de  la  B^uulon.    4  pp.    [Eomania,  v. 

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pp.  (Romania,  v.  2, 1-873,  p.  72.) — Plion^tlque  com- 
pnr^e.    30  pp.    (Romania,  v.  3, 1874,  p.  1.) 

Schucht,  J.  F.  1833—.  Meyerbeer's  leben 
und  bildungsgang,  seine  stellung  als  opern- 
componist  im  vergleich  zu  den  tondichtern 
der  neuzeit,  nebst  nooh  ungedruckten 
briefen  Meyerbeer's.    Leipzig,  1869.     16°. 

5847 

Schnckers,  Jacob  William.  Brief  account 
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lutionary war.    Phila.  1874.     8°.  —1394 

Life  and  public  services  of  Salmon  Port- 
land Chase.    New  York,  1874.     8°.  3894 

Schuebeler,  Frederik  Christian.  1815—. 
Die  pflanzenwelt  Norwegens.  Ein  beitrag 
zur  natur-  und  culturgeschichte  Nord-Eu- 
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Christiania,  1873-75.    4°.  —3603 

Schueck,  Julius.  1819—.  Aldus  Manutius 
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Aldus  bis  zu  ihrem  ende.    Berlin,  1863.    8°. 

5891 

Schnecking,  Christoph  Bemhard  Levin. 
1814-83.  Oukel  Martin's  vermaechtnlss.  44  pp.  {Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  5, 1875,  pp.  171,  435.) 

Schuehlein,  Hans.      Demmin,  A.      Hans 

Schaelein.  8  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  His*,  des  pem^res, 
Ecole  allemande.) 

iSchueIer>Iiebe,  novelle.    43  pp.    Gaudy, 

F.  B.  L.  W.,  Freiherr  von,  Werke,  v.  5,  p.  1. 

Schnerer,  Emil,  D.  D.  1844—.  History  of 
the  Jewish  people  in  the  time  of  Jesus 
Christ.  Tr.  by  Sophia  Taylor  and  Rev. 
Peter  Christie.    V.  1.    Edinburgh,  1885.     8°. 

—3366 

Schnerstab,  Erhard.  —1461.  Nuernberg's 
krieg  gegen  den  Markgrafen  Albrecht 
(Achilles)  von  Brandenburg,  1449  und  1450. 
Kriegsberichtund  ordnungen.  Leipzig,  1864. 
8°.    {Chroniken  deutsch.  staedte,  v.  3. )    3666 

Schuetz,  Christian  Gottfried.  1747-1883. 
Lexicon  Ciceronianum.  Lipsiae,  1817-80. 
4  V.  in  7,  16°.  (Cicero,  M.  T.,  Opera,  recog- 
novit  C.  Q.  Sehuetz,  v.  17-30.)  3337 

Contents.  Index  clironologicus,  v.  4.  —  Index 
geograplilcug  et  bistoriciia,  v.  1. — Index  Graeco- 
latinns,  v.  4.— Index  I.atliiitatis,  v.  2,  3.— Index 
legnm,  v.  4 — Index  renim,  v.  4. 
-^—  Prooeraiura  in  M.  T.  Cicerouis  Rbetorjca.  45 
pp.  (Oioero,  M.  T.,  Opcro,  V.  1,  p.  219:  Valpy,  A.  J., 
Script.  Lat.) 


Schuetz,  Fi-iedrich  Karl  Julius.  1779-1844. 
Leben  und  charakter  der  Elisabeth  Charlotte, 
Herzogin  von  Orleans,  nebst  einem  auszuge 
des  denkwuerdigsten  aus  ihren  briefen. 
Leipzig,  1830.     13°.  5817 

Muellner's  leben,   charakter,  und  geist. 

Meissen,  1830..  18°.  (Muellner,  A.  G.  A., 
Dramat.  werke.  Supplement,  v.  1.)        —3187 

Schuetz,  Ludvig.  Thomas-lexikon,  das  ist 
sammlung,  uebersetzung,  und  erklaerung 
der  in  den  werken  des  h.  Thomas  von  Aquin, 
insbesondere  in  dessen  beiden  Summen 
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winism.— Ejvolutiou.— Geography.— Geology. 
— Ijoglc— mathematics. — Medicine. —  Meteor- 
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history. —  Naval  art  and  science. — Optics. — 
Physics. — Physiology. — Pneumatics. —  Polit- 
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Science,  Periodicals. 

Academy.     A  record  of  literature,  learn- 
ing, science,  and  art.     1869r^89,  36  v. 

Amei'ican  Journal  of  science  and  arts. 

1819-89,  138  V. 

Annual  of  scientific  discovery,  or  year 

book  of  facts  in  science  and  art.  1850-70, 
19  V. 

Athenaeum.  Journal  of  literature,  sci- 
ence, and  the  fine  arts.     1838-89,  84  v. 

Baird,  S.  F.     Annual  record  of  science 

and  industry.     1873-78,  7  v. 

Beach,  A.  E.     Science  record  for  1873. 

1873. 

Canadian  Journal  of  industry,  science, 

and  art.     1856-75, 14  v. 

DbhSbain,  p.  P.    Progres  des  sciences, 

1866-69.  Annuaire  scientiflque.  1867-70, 
4  v. 

Draper,  J.  0.    Year  book  of  nature  and 

popular  science  for  1873.     1873. 

London,  Edinburgh,  and  Dublin  Philo- 
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Mason,  J.     Year  book  of  facts  in  science 

and  the  arts.     1877-80, 4  v. 

Monthly  American  Journal  of  geology 

and  natural  science  ;  conducted  by  G.  W. 
Featherstonhaugh.     V.  1.     1831-33. 

Nation.     A  weekly  journal  devoted  to 

politics,  literature,  science,  and  art.  1865- 
89,  49  V. 

Nature.    A  weekly  illustrated  journal  of 

science.     1870-89,  40  v. 

Nicholson,  W.  Journal  of  natural  phil- 
osophy,  chemistry,  and  the  arts.  1797-1813, 
41  V. 

Pabville,  F.  H.  p.  de.    Causeries  scien- 

tifiques.     1863-87,  36  v. 

Popular  Science  Monthly.     1873-89,  35  v. 

Popular  Science  Review.     1867-81, 15  v. 

Quarterly  Journal  of  science.     1867-85, 

33  V. 

Revue  des  Societes  savantes.      1856-83, 

47  V. 

Sammlung    gemeinverstaendlicher    wis- 

senschaftlicher  vortraege.     1866-87,  23  v. 

Saturday  review  of  politics,  literature, 

science,  and  art.     1856-89,  68  v. 

Science.    An  illustrated  journal.     1883- 

89,  14  V. 

Scientific  American.     1859-89,  47  v. 

Times,  J.    Year  book  of  facts  in  science 

and  art.     1839-74,  37  v. 

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liche  abhandlungen.     1878-81,  5  v.  in  4. 

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following  Academies,  Learned  societies,  etc.:  Aca- 
demia  Caesarea  Iieopoldlno-Carolina. — Acad- 
emy of  JVatnral  Sciences,  Phila. — American 
Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences. — American 
Association  for  the  Advancement  of  Science. 
— American  Philosophical  Society. —  Berlin. 
Ahademle  der  ivissenschaften.— British  Asso- 
ciation for  the  Ad-vaiicement  of  Science. — 
Brussels.  Academic  royale  des  sciences.— 
Buffalo  Society  of  iVatural  Sciences. — Cali- 
fornia Academy  of  IVatural  Sciences. — Cam- 
bridge Philosophical  Society.  —  Chicago 
Academy  of  Sciences.- Connecticut  Academy 
of  Arts  and  Sciences. — Davenport  Academy 
of  JVatural  Sciences.— Franklin  Institute.— 
Ooettingen.  Koenigliche  gesellschaft  del* 
'vrissenschaften.— Institut  de  France. — Ijlege. 


SCIENCE,  Periodicals 


4000 


SCIENTIFIC  CULTURE 


Socl£t£  royale  des  sciences. — Maryland  Acad- 
emy of  Science  and  litterature.  —  Milan. 
R.eale  Istttuto  lombardo  di  sclenzc  e  lettere. 
—Minnesota  Academy  of  Natural  Sciences. 
— MunicU.  Alcadcmie  der  wissenscliaften. — 
National  Academy  of  Sciences. — National  In- 
sUtntion  for  tlie  Promotion  of  Science. — Neiv 
Yorlc  Academy  of  Sciences.— Peatoody  Acad- 
emy of  Sciences.— Royal  Institution  of  G-t. 
Britain.— Royal  Irisli  Academy. — Royal  So- 
ciety of  Canada.  —  Royal  Society  of  ESdln- 
bnrp;h.— Royal  Society  of  Iiondon.— St.  Iiouls 
Academy  of  Science.— St.  Petersliurj^.  Aca- 
demic imp£riale  des  sciences.— Smitlisonian 
Institution.- United  States.  National  Mu- 
seum.— Vienna.  Akadcmie  der  Ti'issenscliaf- 
ten. — 'Wisconsin  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Science.       An    illustrated    journal,    pub. 

weekly.    Cambridge  and  New  York,  1883- 

89.     14  V.  4°.  —8652 

Science   and   art.  Popular  lectures   on. 

Lardner,  D.     2  v.  —1514 

Science  and  art  of  nursing  the  sick. 

Muuro,  A.  —3767 

Science  and  commerce :  their  influence 

on  our  manufactures.     Simmonds,  P.  L. 

—2397 
Science  and  health.     Eddy,  Mrs.  M.  B. 

G.     2  V.  —3767 

Science  and  literature  in  the  middle 

ages.   Lacroix,P.  (Bibliophile  Jacob, psewd.) 

3732 
Science  and  mechanism :  illustrated  by 

examples    in    the    New  York    Exhibition. 

Goodrich,  C.  R.  {Ed.)  —3722 

Science  and  religion.    See  Religion  and 

science. 
Science  and  the  '  spirits.'    9  pp.    Tyn- 

dall,  J.,  Fragments  of  science,  5  ed.  p.  314. 

Science  by  the  seaside.  7  pp.   {Fraser^s 

Mag.  V.  64,,  1856,  p.  253.) 

Science  des  religions.    Burnouf,  E.  L. 

—4226 

Science  des  religions.    Garcin  de  Tassy, 
J.  H.  S.  V.  —2285 

Science  du  beau.    Levgque,  J.  C.    2  v. 

—1436 

Science  du  blason.    Magny,  L.,Ficomfe 
de.  2782 

Science  of  a  connoisseur.  90  pp.   Rich- 
ardson, J.,  Worhs,  p.  172. 

Science  of  archery.    Harrison,  A.  P. 

—1794 
Science  of  beauty.  Hay,  D.  R.  —1733 
Science  of  English  Terse.    Lanier,  S. 

—3155 
Science  of  ethics.  Stephen,  L.  —1446 
Science  of  gems.    Billing,  A.  —1735 

Science  of  good  gOTernment,  Ideas 

for  a.     Cooper,  P.  —1354 

Science  of  government.  Alden,  J.  —1318 
Science  of  government.    Goodrich,  C. 

B.  —1313 

Science  of  health.    27  pp.    Kingsley,  C. , 

Sanitary  and  social  lectures,  p.  19. 

Science  of  language.    Hovelacque,  A. 

—3175 
Science  of  language.  Introduction  to  the. 

Sayce,  A.  H.     2  v.  —3175 

Science  of  languages,  Discovery  of  the. 

Kavanagh,  M.     2  v.  —2184 

Science  of  law.    Amos,  S.  —1318 

Science  of  music.    Taylor,  S.  —3746 

Science  of  politics.   Amos,  S.   [Internat. 

Sd-S.)  —1337 


Science  of  religion.  Lectures   on   the. 

Mueller,  F.  M.  —4336 

Science  of  thought.  Everett,  C.  C.  —1427 
Science  of  thought.  Mueller,  F.  M.  —1421 
Science  of  wealth.  Walker,  A.  —1306 
Science,  philosophy,  and  religion.    Bas- 

com,  J.  — 1418 

Science  politique,  Histoire  de  la.    Janet, 

P.    3  V.  —1356 

Science    positive    et    le    metaphysique. 

Liard,L.  —1437 

Science  record  for  1878.    Beach,  A.  E. 

(Ed.)  1146 

Science  sociale  contemporaine.    Fouillee, 

A.  J.  E.  —1368 

Sciences,  Philosophy  of.     AmpSiee,  A.  M. 

Essai  sur  la  philosophie  des  sciences.     1848- 

56,  2  pts. 

COMTE,  I.  A.  M.  F.  X.     Philosophy  of  the 

sciences.     1853.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,Sci.  Xibr.) 

LiTTRfi,  M.  P.  E.     La  science  au  point  de. 

vue  philosophique.     1878. 

Powell,  B.    Essays  on  the  spirit  of  the 

inductive  philosophy.     1855. 

Whewell,  W.  Philosophy  of  the  induc- 
tive sciences.     1847,  2  v. 

Novum  organon  renovatum.      Being 

the  2  part  of  the  Philosophy  of  the  inductive 
sciences.     1858. 

Clifford,  W.  K.    Philosophy  ot  the  pure  sciences. 

87  pp.  (Lectures  and  essays,  v.  1,  p.  254;  and  Contemp. 
Bev.  V.  24,  1874,  p.  712  i  V.  25,  1875,  p.  360.)— Ulrlcl,  H. 
TJelDer  die  ethischen  motive  und  zlelpunkte  der  wlasen- 
schaft.  16  pp.  [Zeits.  f.  pMlos.  v.  61,  1867,  p.  204.)— 
IVincbell,  A.  Metaphysics  of  science.  16  pp.  (iV. 
Am.  Rex.  v.  130, 1880,  p.  69.) 

See  also  Ficlite,  J.  Q.  Wlssenschaftslehre.  {Saemmt. 
werke,  v.  1,  2,  8.) 

Sciences  math^matiques  et  physiques 
chez  les  Beiges.     Quetelet,  L.  A.  J.      — 3425 

Sciences  naturelles,  Dictionnaire  des. 
Cuvier,  G.  L.  C.  F.  D.,  Baron  (Ed.)    75  v. 

R.86 

Sciences  occultes,  Dictionnaire  des.  3  v. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,Eneyc.  thiol,  v.  48-49.)   —4372 

Sciences  occultes  en  Asie.  Lenormant, 
F.  —2475 

Sciences  of  nature  versus  the  science  of 
man.     Porter,  N.  —1488 

Sciences  th^oriques  et  appliquees,  Dic- 
tionnaire general  des.  Privat-Deschanel,  A., 
and  Focillon,  A.     2  v.  E.83 

Scientia  Biblica.  See  Bible,  New  Testa- 
ment, Greek-English. 

Scientific  American.  New  York,  1859- 
89.    47  V.  fo.  —3781 

Supplement.     New  catalogue  of  valuable 

papers  contained  in  the  Scientific  American 
supplement.    New  York,  n.  d.    4°.      — 3771 

Scientific  apparatus.  South  Kensington 
Museum.  Handbook  to  the  special  loan  col- 
lection of  scientific  apparatus,  1876.     [1876.] 

Scientific  associations.  British  scienti- 
fic associations,  old  and  new.  34  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  39, 1864,  p.  86.)— Jacob!,  F.  H.  TJeber  gelehrte  ge- 
sellschatten,  Ihren  gelst  und  zweck.  62  pp.  I  Werke, 
V.  6,  p.l.) 

See  also  Quart.  Kev.  v.  34, 1826,  p.  163. 

Note.— Tor  a  list  ot  sclentlflo  associations  see  under 
Science,  Periodicals. 

Scientific  basis  of  morals.  On  the.    18 

pp.    Cllflord,  W.  K.,  Lectures  and  essays,  v.  2,  p.  106. 

Scientific  culture.  Cooke,  J.  P.,  Jr.  —2866 


SCIENTIFIC  DIALOGUES 


4001 


SCIOMACHIE 


Scientific  dialogues.    Joyce,  J 

n.  G.,  Soi.  Ubr.) 
Scientific  discOTery,  Art  of 


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Scientific  education. 

Barnahd,  H.     Scientiflo  schools.     The 
polytechnic  school  at  Paris.    1863. 

Cooke,  J.  P.,  Jr.   Scientific  culture.  1881. 

Scientific  and  industrial  education.  1870. 

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South  Kensington  Directory,  with  regu- 
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Scientific  system  of  mythology.  Intro- 
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Scienti  flc  theism.    Abbot,  F.  E.      —4355 

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Scinde.    See  Sinde. 

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Sciography ;  or,  radial  projection  of  shad- 
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Sclpio,  PubliuB  Cornelius.  —  B.  C.  211. 
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Sclavonia.    See  Slavonia. 
Sclavonic  languages.    See  Slavonic  lan- 
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Scot,  Edmund.    17  cent.    Account  of  Java, 

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Scot,  George.  17  cent.  Model  of  the  govern- 
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The  same.  Newark,  1874.  8°.  {With 
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Scot,  Sir  John.  1586-1670.  Staggering  state 
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Scot,  Michael.    See  Soott,  M. 


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Scot.    See  also  Scott. 

Scotch  and  Yankees.    A  caricature.    26 

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Scotch  ballads  and  songs.    See  English 

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Scotch  banks  and  system  of  issue.  Somers, 

R.  —1306 

Scotch  chambermaid.    8  pp.    [Fraser^s 

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Scotch  Action.    See  English  fiction. 

Scotch  folklore.    See  Folklore,  Scotch. 

Scotch  language.  See  Gaelic  language- 
Scottish  language. 

Scotch  literature.  See  English  literature. 

Scotch  philosophy.  See  Philosophy, 
Scotch. 

Scotch  poetry.    See  English  poetry. 

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Scotch  surnames.  Concerning  some.  In- 
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1582 

Scoti>monasticon,  the  ancient  church  of 
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Scotish  oliicers  under  Gustavus  Adolphus, 

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Defoe,  D.    Caledonia,  a  poem  in  honour 

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Sketches  of  Scottish  church  history. 

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See  also  Church  of  England  in  Scotland. — 
Church  of  Scotland.  —  Covenanters.  —  Free 
church  of  Scotland. — Presbyterian  church 
in  Scotland. 

Scotland,  Costume. 

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Logan,  J.    Clans  of  the  Scottish  High- 
lands.    1845-47,  2  V. 

Scotland,  Education. 

Demogeot,  J.  C,  and  Montucci,  H.  De 
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Grant,  J.    History  of  the  burgh  schools 

of  Scotland.     1876. 

Great  Britain.    Commissioners  of  Inland 

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p.  504.)— Royal  Commission  upon  the  Scotch 
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parish-school  system.  10  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
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17  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  V.  12,  1850,  p.  482.)- Scottish 
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27  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rm.  V.  24,  1856,  p.  339.)— Secondary 
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See  also  Edinburgh  University. 

Scotland,  Finance. 

Dickson,  T.  {Ed.)  Compota  thesaurario- 
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SoMERS,  R.     Scotch  banks  and  system 

of  issue ;  including  tr.  of  "  Les  banques 
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Lietters  of  E.  B.  IVaverley,  Esq.,  to  M.  Mala- 

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Scotland,  Fisheries. 

See  Herring.  —  Salmon.     Also  Great   Britain, 

Fisheries. 

Scotland,  Genealogy. 

Burke,  J.,  and  Burke,  Sir  J.  B.  Royal 
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Douglas,  Sir  B.  In  his  Peerage  of  Scot- 
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See  also  Great  Britain,  Genealogy. 

Scotland,  Geology  and  natural  history. 

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Harvie-Bbown,  J.  A.    The  Capercaillie 

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n.  d. 

Paenell,  R.    Grasses  of  Scotland.    1843. 

Stevenson,  J.  Mycologia  Scotica.    Fungi 

of  Scotland,  and  their  geographical  distri- 
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Sketches  on  the  north  coast.  36  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag. 
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Scotland,  Heraldry. 

BCRKE,  J.,  and  Burke,  Sir  J.  B.  Ency- 
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Royal  families  of  England,  Scotland, 

and  Wales.     1848,  3  v. 

Douglas,  Sir  R.    Baronage  of  Scotland, 

V.  1.    1798. 

Peerage  of  Scotland.     1813,  3  v. 

Scots'  compendium.     1764. 

Solly,  E.    Index  of  hereditary  English, 

Scottish,  and  Irish  titles  of  honour.  1880. 
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Stodart,  R.   R.    [Ed.)      Scottish    arms, 

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liCtter  concerning  the  Scots'  peerage.    3  pp. 

(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  606.)— Ittacky,  J. 
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Memoirs,  p.  176.)— Scotch  and  Irish  peerage.  12 
pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  84,  1874,  p.  385.)— Scotch 
peerage.    18  pp.    (ITes^m.  iSe».  n.  s.  v.  68, 1880,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Heraldry. 

Scotland,  History. 

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Balfour,  Sir  J.     Annals  of  Scotland. 

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Bannatyne,  R.  Journal  of  the  trans- 
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BOECB,  H.  Bulk  of  the  croniclis  of  Scot- 
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1831,  3  V.     (Bellenden,  J.,  Works,  v.  1,  3.) 

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BowES,  R.      Correspondence    (1577-83). 

1843.     [Surtees Soc.  Y.  U.) 

Buchanan,  G.    Reruni  Scoticarum  his- 

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History  of  Scotland,  tr.  by  J.  Aikman. 

1837-39,  6  V. 
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1874,  3  V. 

Burton,  J.  H.    History  of  Scotland,  from 

Agricola's  invasion  to  the  revolution  of  1688. 
1867-70,  7  V. 

History  of  Scotland,  from  the  revolu- 
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[Ed.)  Register  of  the  privy  council  of 

Scotland.    1877. 

CAMPBEl.h,Q.'D.,S  Duke  of  Argyll.  Scot- 
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Carrel,  N.  A.     Resume   de   I'histoire 

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Chalmers,  G.  Caledonia;  or,  an  ac- 
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Chambers,  R.  Domestic  annals  of  Scot- 
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History  of  Scotland.     1833,  3  v. 

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in  1745,  '46.     1837,  3  v.  in  1. 

History  of  the  rebellions  in  Scotland 

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1838,  3  V.  in  1. 

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Crawfurd,  D.    Memoirs  of  the  affairs  of 

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the  nobility  and  gentry  In  the  Scot's  Parliament  who 
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Caithness.  —  Cnlloden  papers. —  Dumbarton- 
shire. —  Edinburgh. —Flodden  field.-  Glas- 
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Highlands  of  Scotland.  —  Melrose  abb%y.  — 
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of  the  trials  for  sedition  which  have  hitherto 
occurred  in  Scotland.     1888,  3  v. 

Daleymplb,  Sir  J.,  of  Stair.    Decisions 

of  the  Lords  of  Council  and  Session,  in  the 
most  important  cases  debated  before  them. 
1683,  2  V. 

Gibson,  Sir  A.,  of  Dury.    Decisions  of  the 

Lords  of  Council  and  Session,  in  most  cases 
of  importance  .  .  .  1631-43.     1690. 

— —  Great  Britain.  Record  Commission.  Acts 
of  the  Lords  Auditors  of  causes  and  com- 
plaints, A.  D.  1466-94.     1839. 

Great  Britain.   Record  Commission.  Acts 

of  the  Lords  of  Council  in  civil  causes,  A.  D. 
1478-95.     1889. 

Great  Britain.   Record  Commission.  Acts 

"of  the  Parliament  of  Scotland,  A.  D.  1124- 

170.7.     1814-44,  11  V. 


Husband,  H.  A.    Sanitary  law  :  a  digest 

of  the  sanitary  acts  of  England  and  Scot- 
land.   1888. 

INNES,  C.     Lectures  on  Scotch  legal  an- 
tiquities.    1872. 

• Liber  oflacialisSanctiAndree.  1845.  {Ab- 

botsford  Club. ) 
Mackenzie,  Sir  G.    Laws  and  customs  of 

Scotland,  in  matters  criminal.     1699. 
The  same.    1723.     [Works,  y.  2.) 

Omond,  G.  W.  T.      Lord  Advocates  of 

Scotland.     1888,  2  v. 

Skene,  J.    Regiam  maiestatem  Scotiae. 

1613. 

Alteration  of  the  courts  of  la^w  in  S.    6  pp. 

[Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  27,  1830,  p.  742.)— Bcntham,  J. 
Scotch  reforiia.  53  pp.  ( Worlcs,  v.  5,  p.  1.)— Criminal 
jurisprudence  of  S.  20  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v, 
29, 1847,  p.  391.)— Practice  ol  the  criminal  law  of  S. 
27  pp.  (  Westm.  Rev.  v.  22, 1835,  p.  92.)— Criminal  law 
ofS.  15  pp.  (Zdm.  iJeii.v.  41,1825,  p.  450.)— Kempe, 
A.  J.  Proclamation  of  the  Begent  Murray,  in  S.,  1668. 
B  pp.  [Arclmeologia,  v.  28, 1840,  p.  429.)— Law  reform 
for  S.  16  pp.  ( Westm.  Bev.  v.  26, 1837,  p.  139.)— Legal 
profession  and  the  county  courts.  36  pp.  (N. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  18, 1853,  p.  561.)— Letter  to  the  repre- 
sentatives of  S.  in  Parliament, respecting  the 
state  of  our  law.  31  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  51, 1830,  p. 
114.)— niackenzie.  Sir  G.  Institutions  of  the  law  of 
S.  64  pp.  (  Works,  v.  2,  p.  277.)— Treatises  on  the  laws 
of  S.,  and  pleadings  before  Its  supreme  Judicatories ; 
with  their  decisions.  102  irp.  [iVorks,  v.  1,  p.  193.)— 
Office  of  Lord  Advocate  of  S.  9  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  15, 1824,  p.  514.)— On  the  public  regis- 
ters OfS.  5  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  20, 1826,  p.  347.) 
-Pamphlets  on  the  proposed  reform  of  the  Court 
of  Sessions  in  S.  31  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v.  9,  1S07,  p. 
462.)— Scotch  law  of  entail.  24  pp.  [N.  Brit.  Rev. 
V.  7, 1847,  p.  441.)— Scottish  criminal  law.  34  pp. 
(ST.  Brit.  Rev.  V.  4,  1846,  p.  313.)— Smith,  J.  C.  Mar- 
riage law  of  S.  15  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1867,  p. 
673.)— Madeleine  Smith  and  Scottish  jnrispru- 
dence.    44  pp.    (Z)u6!in  iSeti.  v. ,43, 1857,  p.  128.) 

Scotland,  Music. 

Campbell,  D.  Treatise  on  the  language, 
poetry,  and  music  of  the  Highland  clans. 
1862. 

Daltell,  Sir  J.  G.    Musical  memoirs  of 

Scotland,  with  historical  annotations.    1849. 

Dauney,  W.    Ancient  Scottish  melodies. 

1838. 

Feasee,  S.    Airs  and  melodies  peculiar 

to  the  Highlands  of  Scotland.     [1816.] 

Johnson,  J.  (.Ed.)  Scots  musical  museum. 

1853,  4  V. 

Rogers,  C.     History  of  the  Chapel  Royal 

of  Scotland  .  .  .  including  details  in  relation 
to  the  rise  and  progress  of  Scottish  music. 
1883. 

Ancient  Scottish  music :  the  Skene  MS.    16  pp. 

[Blackwood's  Mag.v.i5,lS3a,  p. 1.)— On  church  music, 
in  S.  2  pp.  [Blaanvood's  Mag.  v.  5,  1819,  p.  169.)— 
ISdinburgh  musical  festival.  10  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  6,  1820,  p.  183.)  — Slaclaughlan,  T. 
Gaelic  literature,  language,  and  music.  49  pp.  (Keltie, 
J.  8.,  Bist.  of  the  Scottish  Highlands,  v.  2,  p.  66.)— Music 
ofS.  9pp.  [DublinUniv.  Mag. Y.i,lS33,]^.  65.)— State 
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music.  30  pp.  (Soc.  of  antlq.  Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot.  v.  1, 
1792,  p.  469.) 

Scotland,  National  and  social  character. 

Geikie,W.  Etchings  illustrative  of  Scot- 
tish character  and  scenery,    n.  d. 

Ramsay,  E.  B.  Reminiscences  of  Scottish 

life  and  character.     1871. 

Rogers,  C.     Social  life  in  Scotland  from 

early  to  recent  times.     1884-86,  3  v. 

Blackie,  J.  S.    The  Scot.    15  pp.    (Contemp.  Rev.v. 

33, 1878,  p.  97.)— Bonner,  J.  Fossil  remains  of  Scot- 
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—Boyd,  A.  K.  H.    Some  talli  about  'Scotch  peculiari- 
ties.   30  pp.    [In  Us  Leisure  hours  In  town,  p.  i06j 
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nals  of  S.    14  pp.    {Fi-aser's  Mag.  v.  B9, 1859,  p.  615.)— 
Large  farms  aud  tUe  peasantry  of  the  Scottisli 
lowlands.     19  pp.     [ISr.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  84, 1861,  p.  65.)— 
Fisher  folk  of  the  Scottish  east  coast.    12  pp. 
{Maamillan's  Mag.  v.  6,  1862,    p.  501.)— Notes   on   the 
fishers  of  the  Scotch  east  coast.    10  pp.    (,Blaclc- 
woofi's  Mag.  v.  61, 1342,  p.  296.)— German  picture  of 
the  Scotch.    2  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2, 1851,  p.  250— 
Bellectlons  on  the  Highland  character.     4  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3, 1831,  p.  489.)— Hogg,  J.  Shepherd's 
calendar.    14  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  5, 1819,  pp.  75, 
210.)— Humours  of  the  North.    B6  pp.    {Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  15, 1837,  pp.  20,  161,  355,  591;  V.  16,  1837,  p.  323; 
T.  19, 1839,  p.  50;  V.  22,1840,  p.  658.)— Logan,  J.    Ac- 
count of  the  manners,  hahlts,  etc.,  of  the  ancient  Cale- 
donians.   69  pp.    (Mackenzie,  J.,  Sarobair  nam  bard 
Gaelacht  or  the  beauties  of  Gaelic  poetry,  p.  HI.)— Old 
Scottish  society.    22  pp.    (Blaclavood's  Mag.  v.  129, 
1881,  p.  517.)— Repp,  T.  G.    Scottish  formula  of  con- 
gratulation on  New  Year's  eve.    11pp.    (Soo.  ofantlq. 
Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot.  t.  4, 1857,  p.  202.)— On  the  Scotch 
character.    3  pp.    (Blackioond's  Mag.  v.  13,  1823,  p. 
365.)— Letter  on  Scotch  nationality.    9  pp.    {Black- 
wood's Mag.  v.  45, 1839,  p.  613.)— Scotchman  In  Iion- 
don.    3  pp.     {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  6,  1820,  p.  64.)— 
Sketches  of  Scottish  character.  9  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Mag.    V.   11,  1822,   p.   175;     Quart.  Rev.  V.  110,  1861,  p. 
139.)— Scottish  characteristics:  a  prelection.    15 
pp.     {Fraser's  Mag.  y.  79,  1869,  p.  451.)  —  Scottish 
emigrants.     11  pp.     {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  13,  1823, 
p.  663.)  —  Our  Scottish  fishermen.     40  pp.     {!f. 
Brit.   Rev.  y.  1,  1814,  p.  326.)  —  Scottish  national 
character.    17  pp.    {BlKkwood's  Mag.  v.  87,  1860,  p. 
715.)— Scottish  nationality,  social  and  intellectual. 
26  pp.     {N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  33,  1860,  p.  57.)— Snapflint's 
-rlsit  to  the  Minister  of  Glenlouely-Trout, 
during  the  shooting  season.    5  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag. 
y.  10,  1821,  p.  286.)— State  of  Scottish  towns.    18 
pp.     [N.  Brit.  Rev.  y.  7,  1847,  p.  64.)— Stuart-Glen- 
nie,  J.  S.    At  a  Highland  hut.    12  pp.     (fraser's  Mag. 
n.  s.  V.  10,  1874,  p.  518.) — Tales  and  anecdotes  of 
the  pastoral  life.     13  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1817,  pp.  22,  143,  247.)— Scenes  de  la  vie  rurale  en 
Scosse.    33  pp.    {Bibliotk.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  u.  p6r. 
y.  48, 1873,  p.  126.)— 'Wilson,  J.    Lights  and  shadows 
of  Scottish  life.    193  pp.    ( Works,  v.  11,  p.  1.) 

Scotland,  Natural  history. 

See  with  Geology. 

Scotland,  Nurfiismatics. 

Oakdonnel,  a.  de.  Numismata  Scotiae. 
1786. 

Cochran-Pateick,  R.  "W.    Records  of  the 

coinage  of  Scotland.     1876,  3  v. 

Leake,  S.  M.  Historical  account  of  Eng- 
lish money  .  .  .  including  those  of  Scotland, 
from  the  accession  of  James  I  to  the  union 
of  the  3  kingdoms.     1793. 

Lindsay,  J.  View  of  the  coinage  of  Scot- 
land.   1845-68. 

Robertson,  J.  D.     Hand   book   to  the 

coinage  of  Scotland.     1878. 

Catalogue  of  the  Scottish  coins  belonging 

to  the  Society  of  antiquaries  of  Scotland, 
arranged  in  chronological  order.  26  pp.  (Soc.  of 
'  antlq.  Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot.v.  2, 1822,  p.7.)— Cummyng, 
J.  Arrangement  of  silver  coins,  applicable  to  the  first 
4  James's,  Kings  of  S.  7  pp.  (Soc.  of  antlq.  Scotl. 
Archaeol.  Scot.  v.  1, 1792,  p.  199.)— Gold  coins  found 
in  the  cathedral  of  Glasgow.  4  pp.  (Soc.  of  an- 
tlq. Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot.  v.  4, 1857,  p.  372.)— Jamleson, 
J.  Remarks  on  the  antiquity  of  the  earliest  Scottish 
coins  now  extant.  18  pp.  (Royal  Soo.  of  Lit.  Trans,  y. 
2, 1834,  p.  301.) 

Scotland,  Parliameiit. 

Great  Britain.  Record  Commission.  Acts 
of  the  Parliament  of  Scotland,  A.  D.  1134- 
1707.     1814-44,  11  V. 

Alison,  Sir  A.     Old  Scottish  Parliament.    23  pp. 

{Essays,  polit.,  hist,  and  miscel.  v.  2,  p.  635 ;  and  Black. 
.  Mood's  Mag.  y.  36, 1834,  p.  661.)— Case  of  the  Scotch 
Commons  -with  respect  to  the  election  'of 
their  menrhers  to  Parliament.  8  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  12,  p.  609.)-James  II,  King  of  Qt. 


Brit.  Most  gracious  letter  to  the  Parliament  of  S. ; 
The  Parliameut  of  Scotland's  dutiful  answer  to  His 
Majesty's  letter.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  y. 
9,  p.  310.) — Parliament  of  Scotland's  address  to 

H.  M.  [William  III] ;  Tracts  relative  to  the  address. 
3  pp.    (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  y.  11,  p.  477.) 

Scotlaitd,  Peerage. 

See  with  Heraldry. 

Scotland,  People. 

Innes,  T.  Critical  essay  on  the  ancient 
inhabitants  of  the  northern  parts  of  Britain, 
or  Scotland.  1879.  (Skene,  W.  F.,  and 
others.  Historians  of  Scotland,  v.  8.) 

Leslie,  lAeut.-Ool.  F.      Early  races  of 

Scotland,  and  their  monuments.     1866,  3  v. 

O'CONOR,  C.      Ogygia    vindicated   .   .  . 

With  a  dissertation  on  the  origin  and  anti- 
quities of  the  antient  Scots.    1775. 

Barnard,  H.    Enquiry  concerning  the  original  of 

the  Scots  in  Britain.  17  pp.  (Royal  Irish.  Acad.  Trans. 
y.  1,1787,  p.  25.)— Romans  in  S.    12  pp.    {Blaclcwood's 

•  Mag.  y.  74, 1853,  p.  657.)— Scotland  and  the  Scotch. 
11  pp.  {DublinUniv.  Mag.  v.  17, 1841,  p.  51.)— Welldon, 
iSir  A.  Perfect  description  of  the  people  and  country 
of  S.  17  pp.  {Secret  hist,  of  the  court  of  James  I,  y.  2, 
p.  73.) 

Scotland,  Politics. 

Teulet,  a.  Relations  politiques  de  la 
France  et  de  I'Espagne  avec  I'Ecosse  au  16 
siecle.    1863,  5  v. 

Appeal  to  the    Protestant   laymen.     9   pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  y.  11,  1822,  p.  663.)— Bacon,  Sir  F. 
Tracts  relating  to  S.  165  pp.  {Works,  y.  5,  p.  1.)— 
Buchanan,  a.  De  Jure  regni  apud  Scotos.  62  pp. 
( Opera  omnia,  v.  1.)— Word  in  season  to  the  conserva- 
tives of  S.  10  pp.  {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  y.  41,  1837,  p. 
241.)— Dalglelsh,  W.  S.  Scotland's  version  of  home 
rule.  13  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p.  14.)— 
Documents  connected  with  the  question  of 
reform  in  the  burghs  of  S.  22  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v. 
30,  1818,  p.  603.)— France  and  S.  36  pp.  {N.  Brit. 
Reii.  y;  24,  1856,  p.  289.)— Innes,  A.  T.  Why  is  Scot- 
land radical  ?  20  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  71, 1880,  p. 
107.)— Letter  to  Lord  IVugent,  relative  to  his 
Iietter  to  the  electors  of  Aylesbury.  9  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  11,1822,  p.  359.)— Mourn,  ancient 
Caledonia  I  6  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  27,  1830,  p. 
634.)— Parliamentary  representation  of  S.  20 
pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  52,  1831,  p.  208;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  14, 
1831,  p.  137.)— Plnckless  school  of  politics.  6 
pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  14,  1823,  p.  139.)— State  of 
political  feeling  in  the  west  of  S.  6  pp.  '(Fra- 
ser's Mag.  V.  6, 1832,  p.  535.)— Present  state  of  public 
aifairs  at  home.  8  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  y.  10, 
1821,  p.  334.)— State  of  public  feeling  in  S.  12  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  31, 1832,  p.  65.)— Scotch  reform 
bill.  4  pp.  {Dublin  XTnic.  Mag.  v.  70,  1867,  p.  166.)— 
Scotland  since  the  union.  21  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Jfao.  v.  74,  1853,  p.  263.)— The  Warder.  46  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  y.  6,  1820,  pp.  208,  323,  448,  704.)— 'Whigs 
of  the  Covenant.  3  pp.  {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  10, 
1821,  p.  665.)— Why  is  S.  radical?  34  pp.  {Quart. 
Rev.  y.  148,  1879,  p.  255.) 

Scotland,  Poor. 

NiCHOLLS,  Sir  G.  History  of  the  Scotch 
poor  law.     1856. 

Baird,  (— ).     Report  on  the  management  of  the 

poor  in  S.  3  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  y.  3, 1818,  p.  320.) 
—Scotland  in  Parliament:  the  poor-law  inquiry. 
16  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  106, 1869,  p.  631.)— Skelton, 
J.  Up-bringing  of  pauper  children  in  S.  11  pp.  (Era- 
ser's Mag.  n.  s.  v.  22, 1880,  p.  212.) 

Scotland,  Prisons. 

Gurney,  J.  J.  Notes  on  a  visit  made  to  some  of 
the  prisons  in  S.  96  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  16, 1819,  pp. 
227 ,-415;  v.  16,  1820,  p.  97.) 

Scotland,  Science. 

Napier,  M.  On  the  progress  and  prospects  of 
science  In  S.  at  the  close  of  the  16  and  commencement 
of  the  17  centuries.  42  pp.  {Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  14, 1857, 
p.  221.) 

Sec  also  London,  Edinburgh  and  Dublin 
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Scotland,  Statistics. 

Sinclair,  Sir  J.  Statistical  account  of 
Scotland,  drawn  up  from  the  communica- 
tions of  the  ministers  of  the  different  par- 
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-7 —  Scotch  topography  and    statistics.      49  pp. 

[Quart.  Ben.  v.  82, 184B,  p.  342.)— Sinclair,  Sir  J.  Gen- 
eral report  of  S. ;  statistical  tables  regarding  the  geo- 
graphical, agricultural,  and  political  state  of  S.  16 
pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  10,  1817,  p.  93.;— Statistical  ac- 
count of  S.  13  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  66,  1849, 
p.  162.) 

Scotland,  Episcopal  Church  of.  See  Church 

of  England  in  Scotland. 
Scotland,  Free  Church  of.   See  Free  Church 

of  Scotland. 
Scotland's  scaitli.    30  pp.    MacNeill,  H., 

Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  1. 

ScotO'Saxon  dialect.  Dissertation  on  the. 
38  pp.  Geddes,  A.  (Soc.  of  antiq.  Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot. 
V.  1,  1792,  p.  402.) 

9cots  compendium,  or  rudiments  of 
honour :  containing  the  succession  of  Scots 
kings  fi'om  Fergus,  also  the  nobility  of  Scot- 
land, present  and  extinct ;  their  titles,  mar- 
riages, descents,  and  issue  ...  7  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1764.    24°.  2787 

Scots  men-at-arms  and  life  guards  in 
France.    Forbes-Leith,  W.    2  v.  2572 

Scots  musical  museum.  Johnson,  J. 
{Ed.)    4v.  —2755 

Scots  worthies.    Howie,  J.         2562,  2566 

Scott,  A.  J.,M.D.  (Tr.)  The  Jesuits.  See 
Griesinger,  T. 

Scott,  Alexander.  16  cent.  Poems,  from  a 
MS  written  in  the  year  1568.  Ed.  by  David 
Laing.     Edinburgh,  1831.     12°.  1375 

[Poems.]    64  pp.     (Sihbald,  J.,  Chronicle  of  Scottish 

poetry,  v.  3,  p.  115.) 
Irving,  D.     Life  of  S.    10  pp.     (In  Ms  Lives  of 

Scotish  poets,  V.  2,  p.  157.) 

Scott,  MaJ.  Alexander  De  Courcy.  On  pho- 
tozincography and  other  photographic  pro- 
cesses employed  at  the  Ordnance  Survey 
Office,  Southampton,  under  the  direction  of 
Col.  Sir  Henry  James.    London,  1863.    4°. 

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Scott,  Austin.  Influence  of  the  proprietors 
in  founding  the  state  of  New  Jersey.  Balti- 
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Scott,  Benjamin.  1814 — .  London's  roll  of 
fame :  being  complimentary  notes  and  ad- 
dresses from  the  city  of  London,  on  pre- 
sentation of  the  honorary  freedom  of  that 
city  and  on  other  occasions  to  royal  per- 
sonages, statesmen,  patriots  .  .  .  A.  D.  1757- 
1884.    London,  1884.    4°.  1513 

Scott,  Capt.  C.  Rochfort.  Excursions  in  the 
mountains  of  Ronda  and  Granada,  with  characteristic 
sketches  of  the  Inhabitants  of  the  south  of  Spain.  39 
pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  63, 1839,  p.  279.) 

Scott,  Charles  A.  Anderson.  Ulfilas,  Apos- 
tle of  the  Goths,  together  with  an  account  of 
the  Gothic  churches  and  their  decline.  Cam- 
bridge, 1885.     13°.  —1268 

Scott,  Charles  William  Henry,  4  Duke  of 

Buccleuck,  and  6  DuTce  of  Queensberry.  Scott,  Sir  W. 
Character  of  the  late  Charles,  Duke  of  Buccleuch  and 
Queensberry.    12  pp.    {Miscel.  works,  v.  4,  p.  297.) 

Scott,  David.  The  engineer  and  machinist's 
assistant.  Edinburgh,  1850.  fo.  and  plates, 
fo.  —2711 


Scott,  David  (of  James).  1824-79.  [Poems.] 
10  pp.  (Johnston,  G.,  Potts  and  poetry  of  Cecil  county, 
Md.  p.  286.) 

Scott,  David  (of  John).    1817-85.    [Poems.] 

58  pp.  (Johnston,  G.,  Poets  and  poetry  of  Cecil  county, 
Md.  p.  17.) 

Scott,  David,  R.  S.  A.    [Notice  of.]    23  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130,  1381,  p.  589;  Fraser's  Mag.  v. 
41, 1850,  p.  457 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  11, 1849,  p.  133.)  • 

Scott,  Dorothea.    See  Hogben,  Mrs.  D.  S. 

Scott,  Dred-.  Howard,  B.  C.  Report  of  the 
decision  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  U.  S., 
and  the  opinions  of  the  judges  thereof,  in 
the  case  of  Dred  Scott.     1857. 

Opinion  of  Judge  Daniel,  in  the  case  of  S.    22 

pp.  (iVeui  Englander,  v.  16, 1867,  p.  315.)— Dred  Scott 
case.  24  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  85, 1857,  p.  392.)— Hale, 
N.,  Jr.  Dred  Scott  case.  29  pp.  (Ohr.  Exam.  v.  63, 
1867,  p.  65.) 

Scott,  Eben  Greenough.  Development  of 
constitutional  liberty  in  the  English  colonies 
of  America.    New  York,  1883.     8°.      —1345 

Scott,  Edward  John  Long  {Ed.)  1841—. 
Letter-book  of  Gabriel  Harvey.  See  Har- 
vey, G. 

Scott,  Frank  Jesup.  Art  of  beautifying 
suburban  home  grounds  of  small  extent. 
Illustr.  by  upward  of  200  pi.  and  engravings 
of  plans  for  residences  and  their  grounds, 
of  trees  and  shrubs  and  garden  embellish- 
ments ;  with  descriptions  of  the  beautiful 
and  hardy  trees  and  shrubs  grown  in  the 
United  States.    New  York,  1881.    8°.    —1775 

Scott,  G.  Erving.   English  poem.    Waterloo. 

7  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  22,  1820,  p.  189.) 

Scott,  George  {Ed.)  Memoirs  of  Sir  James 
Melvil  of  Halhill.  See  Melville,  Sir  J.,  of 
Halhill. 

Scott,  Sir  George  Gilbert.  1811-78.  Essay 
on  the  history  of  English  church  architecture, 
prior  to  the  separation  of  England  from  the 
Roman  obedience.  London,  1881.   4°.   ^1763 

Gleanings     from    Westminster    Abbey. 

With  appendices  ...  by  W.  Burgess,  J. 
Burtt,  G.  Comer,  and  others.  Oxford.  1863. 
8°.  ■  1534 

Lectures  on  the  rise  and  development  of 

mediaeval  architecture,  delivered  at  the 
Royal  Academy.  With  illustr.  London, 
1879.    2  v.  8°.  —1784 

Personal  and  professional  recollections. 

Ed.  by  his  son,  G.  Gilbert  Scott.  With  an 
introduction  by  .  .  .  Rev.  John  Wm.  Burgon. 
London,  1879.     8°.  4885 

Remarks  on  secular  and  domestic  archi- 
tecture, present  and  future.  London,  1857. 
8°.  -1785 

Scott,  Col.  Henry  Lee.  1814-86.  Military 
dictionary :  comprising  technical  definitions ; 
information  on  raising  and  keeping  troops ; 
actual  service,  including  makeshifts  and 
improved  materiel  ;  and  law,  government, 
regulation,  and  administration  relating  to 
land  forces.    New  York,  1861.     8°.       R.102 

Scott,  Rev.  Hew.  Fasti  ecclesiae  Scoticanae : 
the  succession  of  ministers  in  the  parish 
churches  of  Scotland,  from  the  reformation. 
A.  D.  1560,  to  the  present  time.  Edinburgh' 
1866-71.    6  V.  4°,  -1283 


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Scott;  James,  Duke  of  Monmouth.    1649-85. 

Copy  of  the  Duke  of  MouraoutU's  letter  to  the  King, 
July  8,  1686  [asltlng  for  hla  lite];  Account  of  what 
passed  at  the  execution  of  the  late  Dulse  of  Monmouth, 
July  15, 1685.  6  pp.  (Somers,  J,,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p. 
269.)— Original  letters,  la  the  Bodleian  Library. 
Ed.  by  Sir  G.  Duckett.  13  pp.  (Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No. 
81 :  Miscel.  v.  8.) 

• Historical  account  of  the  heroick  life  and 

magnanimous  actions  of  .  .  .  James,  Duke 
of  Monmouth.  1683  [repr.  1820].  (Smeeton, 
G.,  Hist:  mid  biog.  tracts,  v.  2.) 

Roberts,  G.  Life,  progresses,  and  rebel- 
lion of  James,  Duke  of  Monmouth.   1844,  2  v. 

Duke  of  Monmouth's  case,  with  all  the  crimes  and 

misdemeanours  alledged  against  Hla  Grace.  8  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  8,  p.  403.) 

Scott,  Rev.  James.  History  of  the  life  and 
death  of  John,  Earl  of  Gowrie,  with  pre- 
liminary dissertations.  Edinburgh,  1818.  8°. 

4824 

Scott,  James  George.     Burma  as  it  was,  as  it 

is,  and  as  it  will  be.  London,  1886.  12°.  3447 

France  and  Tongking.   A  narrative  of.  the 

campaign  of  1884  and  the  occupation  of  fur- 
ther India.    London,  1885.    8°.  8416 
Scott,  James  Hope.    See  Hope-Scott,  J. 
Scott,  James  J.     Burial  acts,  1852,  1853,  and 
1854 :   being  the  metropolitan  burials  act, 
1852 ;  burials  (beyond  the  metropolis)  act, 
1853 ;  and  burials  (beyond  the  metropolis) 
amendment  act,   1854 ;    with   incorporated 
clauses  from    the  cemeteries    clauses  act, 
1847.    London,  1855.     16°.                     —1328 
Scott,  Sir  James  Sibbald  David.     1814-85. 
The  British  army:  its  origin,  progress,  and 
equipment.    London,  1868.     2  v.  8°.     (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  71,  1868,  p.  629.) 

1584 
Scott,  John,  1  Earl  of  Clonmell.  Fitzpat- 
EICK,  W.  J.  Ireland  before  the  Union ;  with 
extracts  from  the  unpublished  diary  of  John 
Scott,  Earl  of  Clonmell.  1867. 
Scott,  John,  1  Earl  of  Eldon.  Surtees,  W. 
E.  Sketch  of  the  lives  of  Lords  Stowell  and 
Eldon.     1846. 

Twiss.   H.      Public  and  private  life  of 

Lord  Chancellor  Eldon.     1844,  3  v. 

Attacks  on  tile  I^ord  Chancellor.  6pp.   {Blaclc- 

wood's  Mag.  v.  18, 1825,  p.  212.)— Bcntham,  J.  Indica- 
tions respecting  Lord  Eldon.  65  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v. 
20,  1826,  p.  l.)—BrongI»am,H.,  Baron.  Lord  Eldon. 
n  pp.  (/n  his  Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  v.  2,  p.  6.0 : 
Works,  T.  4.)— Lord  Eldon.  20  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  66, 1844,  p.  246 ;  Bern.  Bev.  v.  17,  1846,  p.  94 ;  N.  Brit. 
Sev.  V.  2,  1846,  p.  212.)— Hay-ward,  A.  Lord  Eldon, 
and  the  chances  of  the  har.  70  pp.  (Biog.  and  crit. 
essays,v.  1,  p.382.)— Hazlitt,  W.  Lord  Eldon  and  Wra. 
■Wllherforce.  18  pp.  (Spirit  of  the  age,  p.  171.)— Tal- 
fonrd,  T.  N.  Lord  Eldon  and  Lord  Stowell.  11  pp. 
( Crit.  and  miscel.  writings,  p.  137 ;  and  Quart.  Rev.  v.  75, 
1846,  p.  33.) 
Scott,  Maj.  John  (Barbarossa,  pseud.)  The 
lost  principle  ;  or,  the  sectional  equilibrium  : 
how  it  was  created,  how  destroyed,  how  it 
may  be  restored.  Richmond,  1860.  8°. 
•^  -1343 

Partisan  life  with  Col.  John  S.  Mosby. 

New  York,  1867.     8°.  2655 

Scott,  John.  1730-83.  Poetical  works,  and 
life  of.  Edinburgh,  1795.  8°.  (Anderson, 
R. ,  Brit,  poets,  v.  11. )  1363 

Contents.  Amoeliaenn  eclogues.  —  Am-well. 
—  Eilegies.  —  Elpigtles.  —  I<ife  of  S.  —  Mexican 
prophecy.— Moral  eclogues.— Odes.— Oriental 
eclogues.— Essay  on  painting.— Sonnets. 


Ode  on  hearing  the  drum ;  Ode  on*prlvateer- 

Ing;  Tempestuous  evening.  7  pp.  (Campbell,  T., 
Brit,  poets,  v.  6,  p.  430.)— Poems  and  lite  ot.  68  pp. 
(Chalmers,  A.,  Eng,  poets,  v.  17,  p.  443.) 

Anderson,  B.    LlfeotS.  12  pp.  (/n  Ms  Brit,  poets, 

V.  11,  p.  717.)— Chalmers,  A.  Lite  ot  S.  8  pp.  (In 
Ms  Eng.  poets,  v.  17,  p.  445.) 

Scott,  John.     1784-1821.     Paris  revisited,  in 

1815,  by  way  of  Brussels:  including  a  walk 
over  the  field  of  battle  at  Waterloo.  Lon- 
don, 1816.    8°.  1404 

A  visit  to  Paris  in  1814 ;  being  a  review 

of  the  moral,  political,  intellectual,  and 
social  condition  of  the  French  capital.  Lon- 
don, 1815.     8°.     (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  2, 

1816,  p.  398.)  1404 
Scott,  John.     Berwick-upon-Tweed.     The 

history  of  the  town  and  guild.  London, 
1888.    4°.  2543 

Scott,  John.  British  hemiptera.  See  Doug- 
las, J.  W.,  and  Scott,  J. 

Scott,  Jonathan,  LL.D.  1754-1829.  Tales, 
anecdotes,  and  letters,  tr.  from  the  Arabic 
and  Persian.     Shrewsbury,  1800.  '  12°.    1294 

Translation ,  of  the  memoirs  of  Eradut 

Khan  .  .  .  containing  interesting  anecdotes 
of  the  Emperor  Aulumgeer  Aurungzebe, 
and  of  his  successors,  Shaw  Aulum  and 
Jehaundar  Shaw ;  in  which  are  displayed 
the  causes  of  the  very  precipitate  decline  of 
the  Mogul  empire  in  India.  London,  1786. 
4°.  {With  Abu'l-K&sim  Ibn  Haukal,  Orien- 
tal geography. )         "  1453 

Scott,  Leader,  pseud.  See  Baxter,  Mrs.  L.  E. 
B.  (in  supplement). 

Scott,  Lady  Lydia  Gisborne  Robinson.     Tre- 

velyan.  18  pp.  (Key.  ot  In  Q^art.  Rev.  v.  60,  1834, 
p.  413.) 

Scott,  Sir  Michael.  Circa  1214-92.  Mensa 
philosophica,  seu  enchiridion,  in  quo  de 
quaestionibus  mensalibus  .  .  .  philosophice 
agitur  .  .  .  Accessit  libellus  jocorum  et 
facetiarum  lepidissimus  Othomari  Luscinii. 
Ed.  secunda.     Francofurti,  1608.    24°.    1248 

IViceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  15.— Tytler, 

P.  F.  Michael  Scott.  36  pp.  (In  Ms  Lives  of  Scottish 
worthies,  v.  1,  p.  93.) 

Scott,  Michael.  1789-1835.  Cruise  of  the 
Midge.  (BZdcfcioood's  Jfag-.  V.  35-87,  1834-35.) 

Tom  Cringle's  log.     (Blackwood^s  Mag. 

V.  29-34,  1831-33.) 

Scott,  Nancy  N.  (Ed.)  Memoir  of  Hugh 
Lawson  White ;  with  selections  from  his 
speeches  and  correspondence.  Phila.  1856. 
8°.  8784 

Scott,  Otho,  and  M'CulIoilgh,  Hiram. 
The  Maryland  code.  Public  general  laws, 
adopted  by  the  Legislature  of  Maryland, 
Jan.  session,  1860.  With  an  index  to  each 
article  and  section,  by  Henry  C.  Mackall. 
Baltimore,  1860.     2  v.  8°.  —4343 

Revised  public  local  laws  of  the  state 

of  Maryland.    Annapolis,  1859.    8°.    —4346 

Scott,  Patrick.    Mrs.  J.  E.  R— d— e's  dream. 

3  pp.     (Dublin  Vhiv.  Mag.  v.  41, 1853,  p.  262.) 

Scott,  R.  E.,  and  others.  Second  address  of 
the  central  committee  of  Fauquier,  to  the 
people  of  that  county,  on  the  Army  bill. 
Washington,  1840.  8°.  {Sound  pamph.  v. 
113.)  5934 


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Scott,  Rebecca.     Cleena.     6  pp.      {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  87,  1876,  p.  669.)— I  dream  of  ttoee. 
2  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  86,  1875,  p.  632.)_l.athoil- 
tes  aiiseloi.  1  p.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  87,  1876,  p. 
217.)— Blary  Carroll.  7  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89, 
1877,  p.  760.)— The  Scholar's  weapon.  3  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  86,  1875,  p.  492.)— Tascar  and  Kva. 
4  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  t.  85,  187S,  p.  739.)— Thekla 
the  waif.    8  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. v.Sa.lStS.p.iaa.) 

Scott,  Robert,  D.  D.    1811—.    Certain  points 

in  the  chronology  of  Herodotus,  Illustrated  from  Nle- 
huhr  (Elelne  sohrlften),  and  Dahlmann'3  Herodot.  5 
pp.    {Class.  Mus.-v.  1,  p.  185.) 

Greek-English  lexicon.     See  Liddell,  H. 

G.,  and  Seott,  R. 

Scott,  Robert  Eden.    Necrology  of.  "5  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  4, 1811,  p.  191.) 

Scott,  Robert  Henry.  1833 — .  Remarks  to 
accompany  the  monthly  charts  of  meteor- 
ological data  for  square  3 ;  extending  from 
the  equator  to  10°  n.  lat.,  and  from  20°  to  30° 
w.  long.    London,  1874.    4°,  and  atlas,  fo. 

—3463 

Weather  charts  and  storm  warnings,with 

numerous  illustr.  London,  1876.  13°.  —3487 

Equinoctial  gales:  do  they  occur  In  the  British 

Islea?;  Cumulative  temperature.  14  pp.  (London 
Internat.  Health  Exhih.  Literature^  v.  11,  pp.  36,  63.) — 
Meteorological  instruments.  14  pp.  (S.  Ken- 
sington Mus.  Handb,  sci.  apparat.  1876,  p.  215.)— Storm 
warnings.  21  pp.  (London  Internat.  i"ish.  Exhlh. 
Literature^  V.  7,  p.  175.) 

(Tr.)    Law  of  storms.    See  Dove,  H.  W. 

Scott,  iiewi.-CoZ.  Robert  Nicholson,  and  Ija* 

zclle,  Lieut.-Col.  Henry  Martyn.  War  of 
the  rebellion :  a  compilation  of  the  official 
records  of  the  Union  and  Confederate  arm  ies. 
S.  I.    Washington,  1880-89.    24  v.  in  86,  8°. 

4655 

Scott,  Sir  Sibbald  David.  See  Scott,  5fir  James 
Sibbald  David. 

Scott,  Thomas,  Z).Z).  (rn)  1747-1831.  Ar- 
ticles of  the  Synod  of  Dort,  and  its  rejection 
of  errors.  Tr.  from  the  Latin,  with  notes, 
remarks,  and  references.    London,  1818.   8°. 

—1276 

Memoirs  of  S.    27  pp.    (eiiarJ.  J?«!j.  v.  31, 1825,  p.  26.) 

— Seeley,  M.  Thomas  Scott.  38  pp.  {In  his  Later 
evangelical  fathers,  p.  150.) 

Scott,  Thomas.  — 1635.  Discourse  of  polle- 
tique  and  civell  honor.  54  pp.  (Scull,  G.  D.,  Dorothea 
Scott,  p.  145.) 

Scott,  Thomas.    18  cent.    Government  of  the 

mind.    1  p.    (Camphell,  T.,  Bri^.jjoeis,  T.  6,  p.  249.) 

Scott,  Sir  Walter.  1771-1833.  Miscellaneous 
works.     Edinburgh,  1861.    38  v.  13°.      2147 

Contents.    Ainadis  of  Gaul,  v.  18 — Miss  Austen's 

novels,  v.  18.— Memoir  of  Robert  Bage,  v.  3 Battles 

of  Talavera,  a  poem,  v.  17.— Biographies,  v.  3,  4.— 
Essay  on  border  antiquities,  v.  7. — Character  of 
Charles,  Duke  of  Buccleigh  and  Q,ueensberry, 
v.  4.— Rellques  of  Burns,  v.  17. —  Memoir  of  Lord 
Byron,  v.  4. — Campbell's  Gertrude  of  "Wyo- 
ming, V.  17.— Carr's  Caledonian  sketches,  v.  19. 
— Chatterton,  v.  17.— Childe  Harold's  pilgrim- 
age. Canto  IV,  V.  17.— Essay  on  chivalry,  v.  6.— Two 
coohery  books,  v.  19 — The  Culloden  papers,  v. 

20 Memoir  of  Richard  Cumberland,  v.  3.— Cum-» 

berland's  John  de  Lancaster,  v.  18.— Letters  of 
Malachl  Malagrowther  on  the  currency,  v.  21. — 
Davy's  Salmonia,v.  20.— Memoir  of  Daniel  Defoe, 
V.  4. — Essay  on  the  drama,  v.  6. — Life  of  John  Dry- 
den,  V.  1 — E^llis's  and  Ritson's  Specimens  of 
early  Slngllsh  metrical  romances,  v.  17. — On 
£llis's  Specimens  of  early  E^nglish,  poets,  v. 
]7.— Evans'  Old  ballads,  v.  17.— Abstract  of  the 
Eyrbiggia-saga,  v.  5— Memoir  of  Henry  Fielding, 
T.  3.— History  of  France,  v.  27,  28. —  Remarks  on 
Frankenstein,  v.  13.— Johnes'  tr.  of  Froissart,  v. 

19.— Memoir  of  King  George  III,  v.  4 Godvrin'g 

Fleetvrood,  v.  18.— Godvi'ln's  Ijife  of  Chaucer, 
V.  17 Memoir  ol  Oliver  Goldsmith,  v.  3.— Hajjl 


Baba  in  England,  y.  18.— Herbert's  Poems,  v. 

17.— Novels  of  E.  T.  Hoffmann,  v.  18.— Life  and  works 
of  John  Home,  v.  19.— Memoir  of  Samuel  Johnson, 
v.  3.— Memoir  of  Charles  Johnstone,  v.  3.— Kelly's 
Reminiscences,  v.  20.— Lite  of  Kemble,  v.  20.— 
Kirkton'g  Cliurch  history,  v.  19.— Memoir  of  A. 
E.  Ije  Sage,  v.  3.— Memoir  of  John  I^eyden,  v.  4.— 
Memoir  of  Henry  Mackenzie,  v.  4.  —  Maturln's 
Fatal  revenge ;  Women;  or,  pour  et  contro,  v.  18.— 
Miseries  of  human  life,  v.  19.— Moll*re,  v.  17.— 
On  planting  waste  lands:  Monteath's  Foresters' 
guide,  v.  21.— Life  of  Napoleon  Buonaparte,  v.  8- 
16. — Criticism  on  novels  and  romances,  v.  18,— The 
Omen,  v.  18.— Paul's  letters  to  his  kinsfolk,  v. 
6.— Pepys'  Memoirs,  v.  20.— Periodical  criti- 
cism, V.  17-21.— Pitoalrn's  Criminal  trials,  v.  21. 
—Provincial  antiquities  of  Scotland,  V.  7 — Me- 
moir of  Mrs.  Ann  Radcliffe,  v.  3.— Memoir  of  Clara 

Reeve,  v.  3 Memoir  of  Samuel  Richardson,  v.  3. 

— Essay  on  romance,  v.  6. — Memoir  of  Sir  Ralph 
Sadler,  V.  4.— Ancient  history  of  Scotland,  v.  20.— 
History  of  Scotland,  v.  22-26.— Memoir  of  Miss  Anna 
Sevrard,  v.  4.— Memoir  of  Charlotte  Smith,  v.  4.— 
Memoir  of  T.  Smollett,  v.  3.— Memoir  of  John,  Lord 
Somerville,  V.  4.— Sauthey's  Chronicle  of  the 
eid;  Life  of  JohnBunyan,  v.  18j  Curse  of  Kehama, 
V.  17.— Todd's  ed.  of  Spenser,  v.  17.— Memoir  of  Law- 
rence Sterne,  v.  3.— On  landscape  gardening:  Sir  H. 
Steuart's  Planter's  guide,  v.  21.— Lady  Suffolk's 
Correspondence,  v.  19.  —  Memoirs  of  Jonathan 
Swift,  V.  2.— Tales  of  a  grandfather,  v.  22-28.— 
Tales  of  my  landlord,  v.  19.  —  Thornton's 
Sporting  tour,  v.  19.— Tytler's  History  of  Scot- 
land, V.  21.— Memoir  of  Horace  AValpole,  v.  3 — Me- 
moir of  the  Duke  of  York,  v.  4. 

Poetical  works.  With  memoir  and  critical 

dissertation,  by  Rev.  G.  Gilflllan.  Edin- 
burgh, 1857.  3  V.  8°.  1384 
Contents.  Gilfillan,  G.  Memoir  of  S.  v.  1,  2.— 
Ziady  of  the  lake,  v.  1.— I^ay  of  the  last  min- 
strel, V.  1 liOrd  of  the  isles,  v.  3.— Marmion,  v. 

2.— Rokeby,  v.  3.— Vision  of  Don  Roderick,  v.  2. 

Poetical  works.    Edinburgh,  1861.     13  v. 

13°-  1385 

Contents.  Auchindrane  ;  or,  the  Ayrshire  tragedy, 
T.  12.— Ballads,  V.  6.— Bridal  of  Triermain,  v.  11. 
— Doom  of  Devorgoil,  v.  12. — Dramas,  v.  12.— 
Field  of  Waterloo,  v.  11.— Fragments,  v.  6.— 
Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Goetz  of  Berllehlngen,  a  tragedy, 
v.  12.— HalldonHIIl,  v.  12.— Harold  the  Daunt- 
less, v.  11.— House  of  Aspen,  a  tragedy,  v.  12.— 
Ijady  of  the  lake,  v.  8.— ILay  of  the  last  min- 
strel, V.  6.— Ijcrmont,  T.,  of  Erceldoune.  Sir  Tris- 
trem,  v.  6.— liord  of  the  isles,  v.  10 — MacDuff'g 
cross,  v.  12. — Marmion,  v.  7.— Minstrelsy  of  the 
Scottish  border,  v.  1-4. — Miscellaneous  poems, 
V.  8. — Occasional  pieces,  v.  10. — Rokeby,  v.  9. — 
Songs  and  miscellanies,  v.  6,  11.— Vision  of  Don 
Roderick,  v.  9.— Index,  v.  12. 

Waverley  novels.  Edinburgh,  1860.  48  v. 

13°.  1368 

Contents.  The  Abbot,  v.  20,  21.— Anne  of  Geier- 
gtelu,  V.  44,  45.— The  Antiquary,  v.  5,  6.— The  Be- 
trothed, V.  37.— Black  dwarf,  v.  16.— Bride  of 
liammermoor,  v.  14,  15 — Castle  Dangerous,  v. 
47,  48 — Chronicles  of  the  Canougate,  v.  41 — 
Count  Robert  of  Paris,  v.  46,  47.— Death  of  the 
laird's  Jock,  v.  41 — Fair  maid  of  Perth,  v.  42, 43. 
—Fortunes  of  IVigel,  v.26,27.— Guy  Mannering, 
V.  3,  4.— Heart  of  Mid-l.othlan,  v.  11,  12.— The 
Highland  wldo^v,  T.  41.— Ivanhoe,  v.  16,  17.— 
Kenllvrorth,  v.  22,  23.— I^egend  of  Montrose,  v. 
13.— The  Monastery,  v.  18,  19.— My  annt  Mai-. 
garet's  mirror,  v.  41.— Old  Mortality,  v.  9, 10.— 
Peveril  of  the  Peak,  v.  28-30.— The  Pirate,  v.  24, 
25 — Q,uentin  Dnrvrard,  v.  31,32.— Redgauntlet, 
v.  35,  36.— Rob  Roy,  v.  7,  8 — St.  Ronan's  well,  V. 
33,  34.— The  Surgeon's  daughter,  v.  47, 48 Talis- 
man, V.  38.— The  Tapestried  chamber,  or,  the 
Lady  in  the  saque,  v.  41.— Two  drovers,  v.  41.— 
Waverley,  v.  1,  2.— Woodstock,  v.  39,  40.— Glos- 
sary, V.  48. 

History  of  Scotland.    London,  1830.    3  v. 

16°.     (Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Oyc.)  2577 

Ivanhoe.     Tr.  par  A.  Dumas.    Nouv.  ed. 

Paris,  1874.  3  v.  13°.  (Dumas,  A.  D.,  CEuvres 
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—  Life  of  John  Dryden.  Edinburgh,  1831. 
8°.     (Dryden,  J.,  Work&,  v.  1.)  2146 

—  Memoirs  of  Jonathan  Swift.  Edinburgh, 
1814.     8°.     (Swift,  J.,  T^or&s,  v.l.)         2184 

—  ProTinoial  antiquities  and  picturesqtie 
scenery  of  Scotland,  with  descriptive  illus- 
trations.   London,  1836.    2  v.  in  1,  4°.    1701 

—  Prefatory  memoirs.  See  Ballantyne,  J., 
Novelisfs  librm-y. 

—  Memoir  ot  George  Bannatyne.  24  pp.  (Bannatyne, 
G.,  JKemoriais,  p.  1.)— Letters  to  Sir  George  and  Lady 
Beaumont  of  Coleorton,  Leicestershire.  10  pp. 
(Knight,  W.,  Memorials  of  Coleorton,  v.  2,  pp.  191, 289, 241.) 
—Character  of  Lord  Byron.  6  pp.  {Pamplileleer,  v. 
24, 1824,  p.  169.)— Abstract  ot  the  Kyrbyggja-sasa. 
24  pp.  (Mallet,  P.  H.,  NartUem  antiquities,  p.  517 :  Bolin, 
'R,  Or.,  Antiq.  Libr. ;  yfeXier,B..'Vf.,  Illustrations  ofnortliern 
antiipiilies,  p.  476.)— Letter  to  Mr.  Grimm.  3  pp.  (itfac- 
millan's  Mag.  v.  17, 1868„p.  268.)— Ue  bebloede  Hemb- 
di-ob  5  De  Slnt  Jans  nacht ;  Walsche  melody ;  Wapen- 
kreet.  29  pp.  (Lennep,  J.  van,  Poel.  werken,  v.  6,  p.  267.) 
-Biographical  memoir  ol  John  Ijeyden.  71  pp. 
(Leyden,  J.,  Poems  and  ballads,  p.  1.) — Original  letter. 
4  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  V.  33,  1833,  p.  62.)— Poems. 
136  pp.  (Alkln,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  3,  p.  597.)— Biograph- 
ical memoir  ot  Sir  Balph  Sadler.  39  pp.  (Sadler, 
Sir  E.,  Slate  papers,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Correspondence  with 
Wm.  Taylor.  6  pp.  (Eohberds,  J.  W.,  Memoir  of  the 
life  and  writings  of  Wm.  Taylor,  v.  2,  p.  533.) 

(Ed.)    Ancient  British  drama.    London, 

1810.  3  V.  r.  8°.  3363 
Contents.    Barry,  L.    Earn  alley ;  or,  merry  tricks, 

V.  2.— Breiver,  A.  Lingua;  or,  the  combat  of  the 
tongue  and  the  6  senses  tor  superiority,  v.  2.— Brome, 

E.    A  Jovial  crew ;  or,  the  merry  beggars,  v.  3 Cart- 

wrigbt,  W.  The  Ordinary,  v.  3.— Chapman,  G. 
All  fools,  V.  2.— Cook,  J.  Greene's  Tuquoque;  or,  the 
city  gallaut,  v.  2.— Davenant,  Sir  W.  The  Wits,  v.  1." 
—Davenport,  E.  The  Olty  night-cap, v.  3.— Decker, 

T.    The  Honest  whore,  v.  1 Digby,  G.    Elvira,  v.  3. 

— Kdwards,  E.  Damon  and  Pythias,  v.  1.— George 
a  Greene,  the  pinner  of  Waliefleld,  v.  1.— Grim,  the 
collier  ot  Croydon,  v.  3.— Heywood,  T.  The  Four 
prentises  ot  London,  v.  3. — The  Four  P's,  v.  1. — A 

Woman  killed  with  kindness,  v.  2 Jeroninto,  v.  1. 

— Jonson,  B.,  and  others.  Eastward  hoe,  v.  2. — The 
Widow,  v.  3.— Killegre  w,  T.  The  Parson's  wedding, 
V.  3.— Kyd,  T.  The  Spanish  tragedy,  v.  1.— Life  and 
deatb  of  Tboinas,  Lord  Cromwell,  v.  1. — Lon- 
don prodigal,  v.  1. — Ijyly,  J.  Alexander  and  Cam- 
paspe,  v.  l.-^Iachin,  L..  The  Dumb  knight,  v.  2.— 
niarlow,  C.  Edward  H;  The  Jew  ot  Malta,  v.  1.— 
Marmion,  S.  The  Antiquary,  v.  3.— Marston,  J. 
The  Malcontent,  v.  2.— May,  T.  The  Heir,- v.  1.— The 
Old  bouple,  V.  3.— Mayne,  J.  The  City-match,  v.  2.— 
Merry  devil  of  Edmonton,  v.2.— Middleton,  T. 
A  Mad  world,  my  masters,  v.  2,— The  Mayor  of  Quln- 
borough,  V.  3.— The  Witch,  v.  3.— Middleton,  T.,  and 
Decker,  T.  The  Roaring  girl ;  or,  Moll  Gutpurse,  v.  2. 
— IVabbes,  T.  Microcosmus,  v.  2.— Puritan,  v.  1.— 
Randolph,  T.  The  Muse's  looking-glass,  v.  2.— 
Rawlins,  T.  The  EebeUion,  v.  S.— Return  from 
Parnassus,  v.  1.— Rowley.  W.  A  Match  at  raid- 
night,  V.  2.— Sackville,  T.  Ferrex  and  Porrex,  v.  1. 
—Shirley,  J.  Andromana;  or,  the  merchant's  wife, 
V.  3.— The  Bird  in  a  cage,  v.  1.— The  Gamester,  v.  2.— 
Sir  John  Oldcastle.  v.  1.— Still,  J.  Gammer  Gur- 
ton's  needle,  v.  1.— Tailor,  E.  The  Hog  hath  lost  his 
pearl,  v.  3.— Tomkis,  (— ).  Albumazar,  v.  2.— Tonr- 
neur,  C.  The  Revenger's  tragedy,  v.  2.— Tuke,  S. 
Adventures  of  6  hours,  v.  3.— MTebster,  J.  The  White 
devil;  or,  Vlttorla  Corombona;  The  Dutchesse  of 
Malty,  V.  3.— Wilklns,  G.  -Miseries  of  Inforced  mar- 
riage, V.  2. — ITorkshire  tragedy,  v.  1. 

(Ed.)    Modern  British  drama.    London, 

1811.  5  V.  r.  8°.  3363 
Contents.    Addison,  J.    Cato,  v.  1.— Drummer,  v.  4. 

—Beaumont,  F.,  and  Fletcher,  J.  Bonduca,  v.  1.— 
Chances,  v.  3.— False  one;  King  and  no  king;  Maid's 
tragedy ;  Phllaster,  v.  1.— Eule  a  wife  and  have  a  wife, 
V.  3.— Thierry  and  Theodoret,  v.  1.— BickerstaflT,  I. 
Love  in  a  village;  The  Maid  of  the  mill;  The  Padlock; 
The  Sultan,  v.  1.— BickerstafC,  I.,  and  Foote,  S.  Dr. 
Last  in  his  chariot,  v.  1.— Brooke,  Mrs.  F.  M.  Eoslna, 
v.  5.— Brooke,  H.    Gustavas  Vasa,  v.  2 — Brovi'n,  J. 

Barbarossa,  v.  2 Burgoyne,  J.    Maid  ot  the  oalis, 

V. 6.— Carey, H.  Contrivances;  Crononhotonthologus, 
v.  6.— Centlivre,  Mrs.  S.  Bold  stroke  for  a  wife; 
Busy  body ;  The  Wonder,  v.  4.— Clbber,  0.    Careless 


husband,  v.  3.— Hypocnite,  v.  4.— Love  makes  a  man ; 
She  would  and  she  would  not,  v.  3.— Coffey,  C.  Devil 
to  pay,  V.  6.— Colman,  G.,  tlie  elder.  The  deuce  Is  in 
him,  V.  B.— Jealous  wife,  v.  4.— Colman,  G.,  the  younger, 
and  Garrlck,  D.  Clandestine  marriage,  v.  4.— Com- 
edies, v.  3,  4.— Congrevc,  W.  Double  dealer;  Love 
for  love,  V.  3.— Mourning  bride,  v.  1.— Old  bachelor; 
Way  of  the  world,  v.  3.  —  Cumberland,  E.  The 
Brothers;  The  West  Indian,  v.  4.  —  Dodsley,  R. 
Cleone,  v.  2.— King  and  the  miller  of  MansQeld ;  Sir 
John  Cockle  at  court,  v.  5.— Dryden,  J.  All  tor  love  ; 
Don  Sebastian,  v.  1.— Spanish  friar,  v.  3.— Parquhar, 
G.  Beaux'  stratagem;  Constant  couple;  Inconstant; 
Eeoruitlng  offlcer;  Sir  Harry  Wildair,  v.  4.— Fenton, 
E.    Marlamne,  v.  2.— Fielding,  H.    Thje  Intriguing 

chambermaid,  v.  6 Miser,  v.  4.— The  Mock  doctor; 

Tom  Thumb,  v.  5.— Fletcher,  J.  See  Beaumont,  F., 
and  Fletcher,  J.— Foote,  S.  ^he  Author;  The  Com- 
missary; Devil  upon  2  sticks;  Englishman  in  Paris; 
EugUshman  returned  from  Paris;  The  Knights;  The 
Lame  lover ;  The  Liar ;  Maid  of  Bath ;  Mayor  ol  Gar- 
ratt ;  The  Minor ;  The  Orators ;  The  Patron ;  Taste,  v.  6. 
— Forde,  J.  The  Broken  heart,  v.  1.— Franklin,  A. 
Earl  ot  Warwick;  MalUda,  v.  2.— Garrick,  D.  Bon- 
ton;  Country  girl;  The  Guardian;  High  life  below 
stairs;  The  Irish  widow;  LetM;  Lying  valet;  Male 
coquette;  Miss  In  her  teens;  Neck  or  nothing ;  Peep 
behind  the  curtain,  v.  5.  — Gay,  J.  The  Beggar's 
opera,  v.  6 Glover,  E.  Boadlcea,  v.  2.— Gold- 
smith, O.  Good-natured  man;  She  stoops  to  con- 
quer, V.  4.— Hartson,  H.    The  Countess  of  Salisbury, 

v.  2 Havard,  W.    King  Charles  I,  v.  2.— Hill,  ^. 

Zara,  v.  2.— Hoadly,  B.  The  Suspicious  husband, 
V.  4. — Home,  J.  Douglas,  v.  2. — Hovrard,  Sir  E. 
The  Committee,  v.  3 Hughes,  J.  Siege  ot  Damas- 
cus, V.  1.— Johnson,  S.  Irene,  v.  2.— Jones,  H. 
The  Earl  of  Essex,  v.  2.— Jonson,  B.    The  Alchemist; 

Every  man  in  his  humour ;  Volpone,  v.  3 Keni'Ick, 

W.  Falatatt's  wedding,  v.  4. —  Lee,  N.  The  Eival 
queens;  Theodoslus,  v.l. — Ijillo,G:  Arden  of  Fevers- 
ham  ;  Fatal  curiosity ;  George  Barnwell,  v.  2.— Mac- 

donald,  A.    The  Fair  apostate,  v.  2 Macklin,  C. 

Love  k  la  mode,  v. '5.— Mason,  W.    Elfrlda;  Caracta- 

cus,  V.  2.— Masslnger,  P.    The  Bondmffn,  v.  1 New 

way  to  pay  old  debts,  v.  3.— Masslnger,  P.,  and  Field, 
N.  Fatal  dowry,  v.  1.— Miller,  J.  Mahomet,  v.  2.— 
Milton,  J.  Comus,  V.  2,  5.— Moore,  E.  The  Games- 
ter, V.  2.— Murphy ,  A.  The  Apprentice ;  The  Citizen, 
V.  5 — Grecian  daughter,  v.  2.— The  Old  maid,  v.  6. — 
Orphan  of  China,  v.  2.— Three  weeks  atte^r  marriage, 

V.  6.— The  Upholsterer,  v.  6 The  Way  \o  keep  him, 

V. 4.— Zeuobla,  V. 2.— 0'Hara,K.  Midas;  Two  misers, 
V.  6.— Operas  and  farces,  v.  6.— Ot-way,  T.     The 

Cheats  of  Scapln,v.  5 The  Orphan ;  Venice  preserved, 

V.  1 Philips,  A.    Diatrest  mother,  v.  1.— Rowe,  N. 

Fair  penitent;  Jane  Shore;  Lady  Jane  Grey ;  Tamer- 
lane, V.  1.— Shakespeare,  W.,  and  Fletcher,  J.  Two 
noble  kinsmen,  v.  1.— Sheridan,  E.  B.  The  Critic, 
T.  5.  —  The  Eivals,   v.  4. —  Southern,  T.    Isabella; 

Oroonoko,  v.  1 Steele,  Sir  E.    Conscious  lovers; 

The  Funeral;  The  Tender  husband,  v.  4.— Thomson, 
J.  Tancred  and  Sigisraunda,  v.  2.— Tragedies,  v.  1, 2. 
— Vanbrugh,  5ij' J.  The  Confederacy ;  The  Mistake; 
The  Provoked  wife,  v.  3.— Vanbrugh,  Sir  J. ,  and  Clbber, 
C.  The  Provoked  husband,  v.  3.— ■Vllliers,  G.,  Duke 
of  Bu£kingham.  Rehearsal;  Key  to  the  Eehearsal, 
V.  3.— "Walpole,  H.    The  Mysterious  mother,  v.  2. 

—  'Whitehead,   W.     The    Roman   father,    v.'  2 

Wycherly,  W.  The  Plain  dealer,  v.  3.— Young,  B. 
The  Brothers ;  The  Revenge,  v.  2. 

{Ed.)    Collection  of  scarce  and  valuable 

tracts.    &e  Somers,  J.,  iord. 

(Ed.)    Letting  of  humours  blood.     See 

Rowlands,  S. 

(Ed.)    Memoirs  of  Robert  Cary,  Earl  of 

Monmouth.  See  Carey,  or  Cary,  E.,  Earl  of 
Monmouth. 

[Ed. )     Original  memoirs  written  during 

the  gi'eat  civil  war.    See  Slingsby,  Sir  H. 

(Ed.)    Poetical  works  of  Anna  Seward. 

See  Seward,  A. 

(Ed.)    Secret  commonwealth.    See  Kirk, 


R. 

—  (Ed.) 
James  I. 
(Ed.) 


of  Erceldoune. 


Secret   history  of   the   court    of 

See  Secret  history. 

Sir  Tristrem.     See  Lermont,  T., 


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{Ed.)    Trivial  poems  and  triolets.    See 

Carey,  P. 

[Ed.)      Works    of    John    Dryden.      See 

Dryden,  J. 

{Ed.)    Works   of  Jonathan  Swift.    See 

Swift,  J. 

{Tr.)      Goetz    von    Berlichingen.      See 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 

Adolphus,   J.    L.     Letters   to    Richard 

Heber,  containing  critical  remarks  on  the 
series  of  novels  beginning  with  "  Waver- 
ley,"  and  an  attempt  to  ascertain  their 
author.     1823. 

Hannay,   D.    Glimpses  of  the  land  of 

Scott.     1888. 

HuNNEWELL,  J.  F.    Lands  of  Scott.    1871. 

Rogers,  M.    The  Waverley  dictionary. 

1879. 

Alison,  Sir  A.    Scott,  Campbell,  and  Byron.    2  pp. 

(Miscel.  essays,  p.  160.)— Anne  ofGrelevsteln.  18  pp. 
{Uev.  ot  la  Weslm.  Bev.  v.  11, 1829,  p.  211.)— The  Anti- 
quary. 16  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  16, 1816,  p. 
125.)— Bageliot,  W.  Waverley  novels.  38  pp.  (Lit. 
studies,  V.  2,  p.  116.)— Bridal  of  Trlerinaln  )  or,  the 
vale  of  St.  John.  18  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  9, 
1813,  p.  480.)— Brown,  S.  G.  Sir  Walter  Soott.  28 
■pp.  (N.  Am.  Bev.  V.  87,  1858,  p.  293.)— Bryant,  W.  O. 
Sir  Walter  Soott.  4  pp.  {Prose  writings,  v.  2,  p.  310 ; 
Orations  and  addresses,  p.  387.)— Bnddington,  Z.  B. 
The  bard  of  Abbotsford.  16  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  43, 
1871,  p.  611.)— Century  of  great  poets.  Walter 
Scott.  28  pp.  {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  llu,  1371,  p.  229.)— 
Chorley,  H.  F.  Sir  Walter  Soott.  9  pp.  [In  Ms 
Authors  of  England,  p.  8.)  —  Glironicles  of  tlie 
Canohgate.  27  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
22, 1827,  p.  666.)— Letters  on  demonology  and  witch- 
craft. 12  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2,  1830,  p.  607.) 
— Diana  Vernon,  7  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v,  22, 
1870,  p.  285.)— On  the  dramatic  potvers  of  the  author 
of  Waverley.  9  pp.  [BlackwooU's  Mag.  v.  19,  1826,  p. 
162.)— Fortunes  of  Nigel.  24  pp.  (Bev.  ot  In 
Blaclauood's  Mag.  v.  11,  1822,  p.  734;  Edin.  Bev.  v.  37, 
1822,  p.  204;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  27,  1822,  p.  337.)— Gallery 
of  illustrlons  literary  cllaracters.  Sir  Waiter 
Scott.  2  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2, 1830,  p.  412.)- Green- 
Tvood,  F.  W.  P.  Scott's  Provincial  antiquities.  4  pp. 
(Chr.  Hxam.  v.  6,  1829,  p.  170.)— Grimm,  W.  K.  Sohot- 
tlsche  lleder  und  balladen  von  S.  3  pp.  (Kleinere 
schriften,  v.  2,  p.  208.)— Guy  Mannering.  34  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  1,  1816,  p.  403;  Quart.  Bev.  v. 
12, 1815,  p.  601.)— Hazlitt,  W.  Sir  Walter  Scott.  24  pp. 
(Spirit  of  the  age,  p.  246.)— Sir  Walter  Scott,  Racine,  and 
Sbakspeare.  22  pp.  [Plain  speaker,  v.  2,  p.  267.)  — 
Walter  Scott.  Has  history  gained  by  Ills  -writ- 
ings; 7  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  36,  1847,  p.  345.)— 
Hnrlbnt,  M.  L.  Character  and  genius  of  S.  22  pp. 
[Chr.  Exam.  v.  26,  1839,  p.  301.)— Ivanlloe.  17  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  6, 1820,  p.  262.)— Jarvie, 
N.  Letter  to  the  author  of  Rob  Roy.  3  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  2,  1818,  p.  662.)— Jeaifreson,  J.  C.  Sir 
Walter  Scott.  63  pp.  (In  his  Novels  and  novelists,  v. 
2,  f.  31.)— Jeflfrey,  F.,  Lord.  Ivanhoe;  Waverley 
novels.  6  pp.  (/re /lisContrlb.  totheEdln.  Bev.  p.  537  ; 
and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  33, 1820,  p.  1.)— Bob  Roy.  3  pp.  {In 
his  Contrib.  to  the  Edin.  Eev.  p.  636 ;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
29, 1818,  p.  403.)— Scott's  Lady  Of  the  lake.  13  pp.  [In 
Ids  Contrib.  to  the  Edin.  Rev.  p.  367 ;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
16, 1810,  p.  263.)— Scott's  Lay  of  the  last  minstrel.  9  pp. 
[In  his  Contrib.  to  the  Edin.  Eev.  p.  359 ;  and  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  6, 180S,  p.  1.)— Tales  of  my  landlord.  8  pp.  [In  his 
Contrib.  to  the  Edin.  Rev.  p.  628;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
28,  1817,  p.  193.)— Waverley.  6  pp.  [In  his  Contrib. 
to  the  Edin.  Rev.  p.  623 ;  and  Edin.  Eev.  v.  24,  1815,  p. 
208.)— Jerrold,  W.  B.  [Ed.)  A  day  wtth  S.  78  pp.  [In 
his  Best  of  all  good  company,  1  s.  p.  81.)— Kenil- 
wortli.  8  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  8, 1821, 
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1832,  p.  600.)— Lives  of  the  novelists.  40  pp.  (Rev. 
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of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  24,  1816,  p.  273 ;  N.  Am.  Bev.  V.  1, 1815, 
p.  275;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  13, 1816,  p.  287.)— Marmlon.  35 
pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  12,  1808,  p.  1.)— Min- 
strelsy of  the  Scotish  border.  12  pp.  (Eev.  ot 
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pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  6,  1820,  p.  692.)— 
Life  of  IVapoleon  Buonaparte.  63  pp.  (Rev.  of 
In  ll'este.  Bev.  v.  9,  1828,  p.  261.)— Wovels,  by  the 
author  of  Waverley.  40  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Qadrt.  Eev.  v. 
26, 1832,  p.  109.)— Perry,  T.  S.  Sir  Walter  Scott.  7  pp. 
[Atlant.  Monthhi,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  313.)— The  Pirate.  16 
pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  10,  1821,  p.  712; 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  26, 1822,  p.  464.)— B.edgauntlet.  16  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Weslm.  Bev.  v.  2, 1824,  p.  179.)- Rob  Roy. 
26  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  7,  1818,  p.  149.)— 
Rokeby.  23  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  8,  1812, 
p.  485.)— Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A.  Walter  Scott.  27  pp. 
[Premiers  Lundis,  v.  1,  p.  241.) — Scott  and  his  pub- 
lishers. 10  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  9,  1874,  p.  669.) 
— Siars  that  have  set  in  the  10  century.  No.  II. 
Sir  Walter  Scott.  11  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  10, 1842,  p.  346.) 
—Stephen,  L.  Some  words  about  S.  38  pp.  [In  his 
Hours  in  a  library,  p.  218.)— Stuart-Glennie,  J.  S. 
MacPherson,  Burns,  and  S.  in  their  relation  to  the 
modern  revolution.  16  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  21, 
1880,p.51G.)— Tales  of  a  grandfather.  27  pp.  (Rev. 
of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  10,  1829,  p.  267.)— Tales  of  my 
landlord.  20  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  3, 
1818,  p.  667 ;  V.  6,  1819,  p.  340 ;  JV.  Am.  Rev.  V.  6,  1817,  p. 
267;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  16,  1817,  p.  430.)— Talfourd,  T.  N. 
The  author  of  Waverley.  5  pp.  ( Crit.  and  miscel.  essays, 
p.  11.)— Vlsionof  DonRoderich.  14  pp.  (Bev.  of 
in Edin.Bev.v.  13,1811, p. 379;  Quart.Hev.v. 0, 1811, p. 221.) 
—Waverley.  24  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  C!Mr(.  iJeu.  v.ll,  1814, 
p.  354.) — "Waverley  novels.  19  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  65, 1832,  p.  61 ;  iV.  Ajii.  Bev.  v.  32, 1831,  p.  386.)— 
AVedgwood,  J.  Sir  Walter  Scott  and  the  romantic 
reaction.  26  pp.  ( Contemp.  Bev.  v.  33,  1878,  p.  514.)— 
"Woodstock.  59  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Westm.  Bev.  v.  5, 
1826,  p.  399.)— IVordsworth,  Byron,  S.,  and 
Shelley.    4  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  602.) 

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LocKHART,  J.  G.    Memoirs  of  the  life  of 

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V.  25,  1839,  p.  340.)-Mason,  E.  T.  Sir  Walter  Scott. 
75  pp.  [In  his  Personal  traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  3.)— 
Memoirs  of  S.  31  pp.  [DuUin  Bev.  v.  6, 1838,  p.  377  j 
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visit  to  tlie  grave  ot  S.  S  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  62,  1842,  p.  715.) 

iVo(e.— There  Is  a  very  full  account  ot  Sir  Walter 
Soott  In  AUlbone's  Critical  dictionary  ol  Eng.  litera- 
ture, V.  a,  p.  1964. 

Scott,  Walter  (Ed.)  1855—.  Fi-agmenta 
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Scott,  William,-  1  Baron  Stowell.  Suetees, 
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Brougham,  H.,  fiiroii.    Sir  Wm.  Soott.    7  pp.    {In 

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Scott,  Rev.  William  (Ed.)  1813-73.  Works 
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Scott,  W;illiam  Bell.  1811—.  Albert  Durer: 
his  life  and  works,  including  autobiographi- 
cal papers  and  complete  catalogues.  Lon- 
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Half-hour  lectures   on  the  history  and 

practice  of  the  fine  and  ornarhental  arts. 
London,.  1874.     13°.  —1717 

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(Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists. )  3841 

Contents.  Heinrich  Aldegrever.— Albrecht  Alt- 
dorfer. — Barthel  Beliain.— Hans  Sehald  Beliam.— 
Jacob  Black. — Hans  Brosanier.^Duerer,  the  re- 
puted teachor  of  the  little  masters. — Forerunners 
of  the  Uitle  masters Georg  Pencz. 

AuthoDy.    9  pp.    (Fortn. 'Eeu.  u.  s.  V.  4, 1868,  p.  81.) 

—The  Prodigal.  10  pp.  {Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  6, 1869, 
p.  146.) 

Forman,  H.  B.    Wm.  Bell  Scott.     21  pp.    {In  Ms 

Our  living  poets,  p.  287.)— Rossetti,  W.  M.  Wm.  Bell 
Scott  and  modern  British  poetry.  12  pp.  {Macmillan's 
Mag.  V.  33,  1876,  p.  418.)— Wm.  Bell  Scott,  poet  and 
painter.    19  pp.    (London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  45, 1876,  p.  149.) 

Scott,  William  Booth.  Cleansing  streets  and 
ways  In  the  metropolis  and  large  cities.  113  pp.  (Lon- 
don Internat.  Health  Exblb.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  S89.) 

Scott,  Rev.  William  Henry.  1830-59.  Some 
enquiry  into  the  mythus  of  lo.  13  pp.  (Class.  Mus.  v. 
4,  p.  157.) 

Scott,  Meiit.-Qen.  Winfleld.  1786-1866.  In- 
fantry tactics  ;  or,  rules  for  the  exercise  and 
mancBuvres  of  the  United  States'  infantry. 
New  ed.  New  York,  1861.  3  v.  18°.  (Rev. 
of  in  j!V.  F.  Rev.  v.  8,  1841,  p.  358.)       —3767 

Memoirs,  written  by  himself.  New  York, 

1864.     r.  8°.  3883 

Keyes,  Maj.-Oen.  E.  D.  Fifty  years'  ob- 
servation of  men  and  evdnts,  civil  and  mili- 
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Mansfield,  E.  D.    Life  and  services  of 

Gen.  Winfleld  Scott.     1853. 

Life  of  S.    14  pp.    (Longaore,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 

Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  4.)— Losslns.  B.  J.  Winfleld 
Scott  in  the  war  of  1812.  16  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  23, 
1861,  p.  451.)— Mllitarjr  candidates.  7  pp.  [Bern. 
Bev.  V.  31, 1852,  p.  153.)— Frank  Pierce  and  MaJ.- 
Gen.  S.  12  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  31,  18.52,  p.  289.)— Gen. 
Scott.  7  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  31,  1852,  p.  244.)— Select 
passages  In  the  life  of  Gen.  S.,  hitherto  omitted. 
IB  pp.  {Bern.  Bev.  v.  31,  1852,  p.  177.)— Gen.  Scott. 
Triumphof  tile  resurrectionists.  4  pp.  [Bern. 
Bev.  v.  30, 1862,  p.  493.)— Weed,  T.  Lieut. -Gen.  Win- 
fleld Scott.    3  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  42, 1871,  p.  594.) 

Scott.    See  also  Soot. 

Scott  family.  Scotts  of  Buccleuch.    35  pp. 

{Edin.  Bev.  v.  150, 1379,  p.  194.)— Taylor,  J.  The  Sootts 
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J.  p. 

6  pp. 

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Scotter,  England.  Peacock,  E.  Notes  from 
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Scotti,  Giulio  Clemente.       Niceron, 

M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  39. 

Scottish  and  Irish  literature. 

(Bublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  63, 1864,  p.  94.) 

Scottish  arms  .  .  .  A.  D.  1370-1678. 
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Scottish  ballads  and  songs.  See  Eng- 
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Scottish  border.  History  and  poetry  of 
the.    Veitch,  J.  1397 

Scottish    Burgh    Record     Society. 

[Publications.]     Edinburgh,  1868-73.     7  v. 

sm.  4°.  2574 

Contents.    Extracts  from  the  council  register  of  the 

burgh  of  Aberdeen.  1625-1747,2  v Ancient  laws  and 

customs  of  the  burghs  of  Scotland,  1124^1424.— 
Extracts  from  the  records  of  the  burgh  ol  Edin- 
burgh, 1403-1557, 2  v.— Charters  and  other  documents 
relating  to  the  city  of  Edinburgh,  1143-1540.— Charters 
and  documents  relating  to  the  burgh  of  Peebles, 
with  extracts  from  the  records  of  the  burgh,  1165-1710. 

Scottish  Catholics  under  Mary  Stuart 
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Scottish  chronicle.    Holinshed,  R.    3  v. 

1541 

Scottish  Covenanters,  Fifty  years' 
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Scottish  divines,  1505-1873.  Edinburgh, 
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Chalmers,  T.,  by  D.  Macleod. 
Erskine,  E.,  by  J.  Mitchell. 
Ewlng,  A.,  Bp.  of  Argyll,  by  J.  C.  Lees. 
Irving,  E.,  by  B.  H.  Story. 
Knox,  J.,  by  M.  0.  Taylor. 
Lee,  Il.,by  J.  Cunningham. 
Lelghton,  B.,  Ahp.  of  Glasgow,  by  J.  Tulloch. 
Macleod,  N.,  by  B.  Flint. 
Melville,  A.,  by  C.  Campbell. 
Eobertson,  J.,  by  G.  Wilson. 
Eobertson,  W.,  by  F.  L.  Bobertson. 
Butherford,  S.,  by  P.  M'A.  Muir. 

Scottish  Episcopal  church.  History  of 

the.    Lawson,  J.  P.  '      '  —1385 

Scottish   expedition   to   Tforway   in 

1613,  History  of  the.    Michell,  T.  3587 

Scottish  Action.    See  English  fiction. 
Scottish  field ;  a  poem  on  the  battle  of 

Fiodden.  28  pp.  Kobsou,  J.  {Ed^)  '{Cketkam  Soc.  v. 
37  ;  Miscel.  v.  2.) 

Scottish  Gael.    Logan,  J.    3  v.  3566 

Scottish  Highlanders  and  the  land  laws. 

Blackie,  J.  S.  3594 

Scottish  historical  and  romantic  ballads. 

Finlay,  J.     2  v.  1335 

Scottish  history  and  literature,  to  the 

period  of  the  reformation.    Ross,  J.  M.    3584 
Scottish  language.    Mackay,  C.    Poetry 

and  humour  of  the  Scottish  language.    1883. 
Michel,  F.  X.    Critical  inquiry  into  the 

Scottish  language.     1883. 
Murray,  J.  A.  H.  Dialect  of  the  southern 

counties  of  Scotland.     1873.     (Philol.  Soc. 

London,  Trans.  1870-73.) 
Sinclair,  J.   Observations  on  the  Scottish 

dialect.     1783. 
Jamleson,  J.    Dissertation  on  the  origin  ot  the 

Scottish  language.    33  pp.    {In  his  Etymological  diet. 

ot  the  Scottish  language,  2  ed.  v.  1,  p.  xl;  New  ed.  v.  1, 

p.  1.) — Poetry  6ind  humour  of  the  Scottish  lan- 
guage.     36  pp.      [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  108,  1870,  pi). 

569,  673.) 

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alterthume.) 


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SCRIPTORES 


Scriiiia  reserata:  a  memorial  offer'd  to 
the  great  deservings  of  John  Williams. 
Hacket,  J.,  Bp.  of  Lichfield  and  Coventry. 

3773 

ScrinJa  sacra.    See  Cabala. 

IScripta  de  feodis  ad  regem  spectantibus 

et  do  militilJus  ad  exorcitum  vocandis,  e  PhlUppl 
Augustlregestls  excerpta.  119  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Eec. 
IdsL  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  605.) 

Scripta  liistorica  Is^landorum  de  re- 
bus gestis  veterum  Borealium,  Latine  red- 
dita  et  apparatu  critico  instructa,  curante 
Societate  Regia  Antiquariorum  Septentrio- 
nalium.  Hafniae,  1828-46.  13  v.  8°.  3646 
Contents.  Do  avarltia  archieptscopl  Absalonis  et 
de  colono  quodam.  v.  11.— Biarn,  Bp.  of  the  Orkney 
Islands.  Encomium  in  iiiratos  Jomensos,  v.  11.— 
Clauason,  P.  Longtor  naiTMtio  de  Hakoue  Sverrerls, 
Guttormo  Sigurdi  et  laglo  Bardi  flllis,  V.  9.— Fragraenta 
etpavtlciilaehlstoricaead  rosDaiiicas  pertinenUa,  v. 
11.— Guniilang,  Monk  nf  TIdngeyrar.  Hlstoiia  Olavl 
Tryggvil  fllll,  V.  i-3»— Particula  historica  de  Hakoiie 
Hareki  fllio,  v,  11.— Historiae  regum  HalEouis  Sver- 
rerls fllil,  Guttorml  Sigurdi  fllii,  lugli  Bardl  flUi,  et 
Hakonis  Hakonldae  usque  ad  obltum  SkuUl  duels,  v. 
9.— Karratiuncula  de  Halvdane  Nigro,  v.  10.— Initia 
imperil  Haralcli  Pulcliricomi,  v.  10.— Narratlun- 

cula  de  Hanko  Habroka,  v.  10 Hlstoria  de  piratis 

JoiYiensibus,  v.  11. — Karl,  Abhot  of  Thing eyrar  and 
Gissur,  Hlstoria  regis  Sverrerls,  v.  8.— Chronologia 
historiae  Kuutirlarnni,  v.  11.— Historia  Knutida- 
rum,  V.  11. — Historiae  regum-Magni  Boni,  Haraldi 
Severi,  etfliiorumeius,  v.  6.— Otldur,  Monk  of  Thing  ey- 
rar. Historia  de  rege  Olavo  Tryggvil  fllio,  v.  10.— Hls- 
toria regia  Olavi  Sancti,  v.  4, 5.— Clironologia  historiae 
Olavi  Tryggvii  fllli  Norvegiae  regis,  v.  11. — Narratio 
de  Olavo  Geirstadalvo,  v.  10.— Historiae  regvim 
]Vorvegiae  a  Maguo  Nudipede  usque  ad  Magnum 
Erlingi  flliura,  v.  7.— Epitome  historlarum  regum 
JlVorve^icorum,  v.  10.— Saemiind.  Series  regnm 
Norvegicorum,  v.  10.— Sturle  Ttiordsou.  Historia 
regis  Hakonis  Hakonidae,  v.  'J,  10.  —  Chronologia  a 
Sverrere  Norvegiae  rege  ad  X  annum  imperii  regis 
Magni  Hakonis  fllii  legum  emendaturls  (1151-1273),  v. 
10.— Index  chronologicus  et  regesta  geographica,  v.  12. 

ScB'ipta  tlieologica  ex  codicibus  Arabicis 

et  Syriacls  patrum  eculesiaaticorum.  57  pp.  (Mai,  A,, 
iSpicileg.  Roman,  v.  3,  p.  691.) 

Scrlptores  Ustoriae  Konianae  Latin! 

veteres.  Haurisius,  B.  C.  {Ed.)  3  v.  2751 
Scripiores  liatini  rei  metricae.  Gaisford, 

T.  [Ed.)  —3113 

Scriptores  pliysiognomoniae  veteres. 

Franz,  J.  G.  F.  [Ed.)  3295 

Scriptores  poeticae  Liistoriae  Graeci. 

Wester mann,  A.  [Ed.)  3396 

Scriptores   i^ai  vernacula  lingua  usi 

sunt.  See  Monumenta  Germaniae  historica. 
Scriptores     reruni    Alexandri     Magni. 

Fragraenta  collegit,  disposuit,  vertit,  anno- 

tatione  instruxit,  .  .  .  indicem  plenissimum 

adjecit  Carolus  MuUerus.    [Gr.  et  Lat.]    Pa- 

risiis,  1846.     r.  8°.     (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth. 

gr. :  with  Arrianus,  Anabasis,  etc. )  3364 

Contents. 

Amyntas.  Cyrsllus.  ,  Marsyas,  ofPJdlip- 

Anaxlmenes.  Diodotua,  pi. 

Androathenes.  Dorotheus,  Mediua. 

Auticlides.  "Ephippua.  Menaechmus. 

Antigenea.  Eumenea.  Naerchua. 

Ariatohulua.  Hegeaiaa.  Nlcobule. 

Aristus.  Jaaon,  of  Argos.  Oueaicritua. 

Baeton.  Jason,   of  Byzan-  Polycletua. 

Callialhenes.  Hum.  Polycritus. 

Chares.  Marsyas,  of  Fella.  Ptolemaeus. 
Clitarchus. 

Scriptores  reriiml>anicarunt.  Lange- 

beok,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.  [Eds.)    8  v.     3651 

Scriptores   rernm    CreriuaiBicarum. 

Mencke,  J.  B.  [Ed.)     3  v.  3681 

Scriptores  rerum  gestarum  Willelmi 

Conquestoris.    Giles,  J.  A.  [Ed.)  1584 


Scriptores  rerum  liangobardicarum 

et  Italicarum.    See  Monumenta  Germaniae 
historica. 

Scriptores  rerum  my thicarum.  Bode, 
G.  H.  [Ed.)    2  V.  in  1.  3336 

Scriptores  rerum  Frussicarum.  Die 
gesohichtsquellen  der  preussischen  vorzeit 
bis  zum  untergange  der  ordensherrschaft. 
Herausg.  von  T.  Hirsch,  M.  Toeppen,  und 
E.  Strehlke.     Leipzig,  1861-74.     5  v.  r.  8°. 

3621 
Contents.  Mlracula  Sancti  Adalbert!  martiria,  v.  2. 
—Aeneas  Sylvius.  See  Pius  II,  Pojie.- Tranalacio 
et  rairacula  Sanctae  Barbarae,  v.  2.— Beyer,  C.  [der 
aeltere).  Danziger  cbrouik,  v.  5.— Bitschin,  K,  Fort- 
setzung  zu  Peter  von  Duaburg's  Ohronik,  v.  3. — 
Blumenau,  L.  Hlstoria  de  ordlne  Theutonicorum 
crucUerorum,  v.  4.— Danziger  cliroiaiken,  v.  4,  5. 
— Detmar  von  Luebeck.  Chronik  (Atascbnitte  aus,  auf 
Preussen  hezuegllch),  v.  3.— Dlugosz,.T.,  Canon o/  Cra- 
cow. Banderia  Prutenorum.v,  4.--Ctironlk  von  Duona- 
inueude,  v.  2.— Dusburg,  P.  von.  Chronicon  terrae 
Prusslae,  v.  1.— Ferber-cbronik,  1511-25,  v.  5.— 
Hermann  von  Wartherge.  CtironlconLlvoniae,  v.  2. — 
Verzelchnlss  dor  hochiineister  deadeutschen  ordena, 
V.  3,— Aeltere  Hocbineistercbronik,v.  3.--Jueagere 
Hochmolaterchronik,  v.  5.  —  Jeroscbin,  N.  von. 
Krouike  vou  Pruzinlant,  v.  1.— Leben  des  helligen 
Adalbert.  Fragment,  v.  2.— Jobaun  1,  Bp.  of  Fome- 
rania.  Notae  historlcae  de  anuo  1381,  nebst  fortaetz- 
uugen,  V.  5. — Jobanu  IV,  Bp.  of  Fomerania.  Kotae 
hlatorlcae,  1480-15U1,  v.  5,  —  Johanii  von  Fosilge. 
Chronlli:  des  landes  Preuasen,  1360-1419,  v.  3.— Ijange, 

M.     Zur  geachichte  des   aufrubra  vou  1325,   v.  5 ■ 

Lindau,  J.  Gesulilchte  dea  drelzehnjaehrigen 
krieges,  v.,4.— liubbe,  J.  Familienchrnuik,  y.  4. — 
Marlen'werder,  J.  Anuales  capituli  Poraesanien- 
ais,  1391-98,  v.  6.— Lebeu  der  helligen  Dorothea,  v.  2.— 
ftlelnlinaim,  J.  Zur  geschlchte  des  aufruhrs  von 
1525,  v.  5. — Eegestenzur  geachichte  Mindowe'g  von 
Liittaiien,  v.  2 — IVaker,  L.  Tagebuch  ueber  den 
krlegsziig  dea  hochmelsters  Johann  von  Tiefengegen 
die  Tuerken  im  jahre  1497,  v.  5. — Aeltere  chronik  und 
schrlfttafeln  vou  Oliva,  v.  1.— Chrouik  von  Oliva  und 
taruchstuecke  aolterer  chroulkeu,  v.  5.— Geschichten 
vofi  wegen  eines  bundes  von  landen  und  ateten  -wider 
den  orden  Unser  lieben  Fraiien  und  die  bruder 
desselben  ordena  im  lande  zu  Pruasen  geachehen,  v. 
4.— Annalea  Felplinenses,  v.  1.  —  Monumentorum 
fundationls  monasteril  Felplinensis  fragmentum, 
V.  1.— Pius  II,  Fope.  Preuasen  betreffende  sohrifteu, 
V.  4.— Pole,  P.  Preussiache  chronik,  v.  5.— Pome- 
sanieusis  canonici  breve  chronicon  belli  de  anno 
1520,  V.  5.— Terra  Pominerania  quomodo  aubjecta 
est  ordiui  fratrum  Theutonicorum,  v.  1.— Zwei  frag- 
mente  einer  kurzen  reimchronlk  von  Preussen,  v.  2. 
— Kurze  preussiscbe  amialen,  1190-1337,  v.  3. — 
Chronica  terrae  Prussiae,  1029(ac.  1098)-U50,  v.  3.— 
Annalea  expeditialls  Prussici,  1233-1414,  v.  3.~An- 
nalen  und  das  necrologiuni  von  Konneburg,  v.  2. — 
Canonioi  Sambiensis  epitome  gestorum  Prussie,  v. 
1.— Scbenibeclc,  F.  Das  leben  dea  helligen  Johann 
Lobedau,  v.  2.— Stegmann,  B.  Chronik  vom  auf- 
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De  Borussiae  antiquitatlbus  llbri  II,  v.  4. — Streblke, 
E.  Aufzeichnungen  zur  geschlchte  des  bisthums 
Pomeaanieu,  aus  den  hinterlassenen  papieren-d'es 
verstorbenen  Dr.  E.  Strehlke,  v.  5.— Ueber  einenkuerz- 
lich  aufgefund'enen  siegelsterapel  Herzog  Mestwin's 
I  von  Ostpommern,  mit  abbildung,  v.  3.— Sucben- 
wirt,  P.  Aus  Heinrlch  dem  Teichner  und  anderen 
deutachen  dichtern,  v.  2.— Hiatoria  brevis  magiatro- 
rum  ordinis  Tbeutonici  generallum  ad  Martinum 
Truchaes  continuata,  v.  4. — Annalista  Xborunensis, 
V.  3.— Toeppen,  M.  Aufzeichnungen  zur  geschlchte 
des  letzten  hochmelsters,  des  Markgrafen  Albreclit 
von  Brandenburg  von  verschledenen  verfassern,  v.  5. 
— Weinricb,  C.  Danziger  chronik,  v.  4.— "Wigand 
von  Marburg.  Origlnalfragmente,  latelnische  ueber- 
setzung  und  aonatige  ueberreste,  v.  2.— Zwel  frag- 
mente  der  reimchronik,  v.  4.— Eegesten  Williclin's 
vou  Modeua,  v.  2. 

ISci'iptores  rerum  l^ilesiacarum,  oder 

sammlung  Schlesischer  geschichtschreiber, 
herausg.  von  Gustav  Adolf  [Harald]  Stenzel 
und  vom  Vereine  fuer  geschichte  und  alter- 
thum  Schlesiens.    Breslau,  1835-74.    9  v.  4°. 

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Contents.  Anna.  Vuclktss  of  Silesia,  Vita,  v.  2. — 
Chroulca  abbatum  Beatae  Marine  Vlrglnls  In 
Arena,  v.  2.— Wle  die  Brcslanei-  buerger  slch  Im 
jahre  1740  gewelgert  oesteri-cichische  "besatzung  ein- 

zunehmen,v.  5. — Codex  eplstolai-iS(V.  2 Olarium 

elnes  praemonstratonaer  moenchs  zu  St.  Vlnceuz  in 
Breslau,  vom  6  Jan.  1739  bis  20  April  1741,  v.  5.— 
Kscheuloer,  P.  Historla  Wratislavlensis  et  que  post 
mortem  regis  Ladislai  sub  electo  Georglo  de  Podie- 
bratBohemorura  rege  illl  acciderant  prospera  et  ad- 
versa,  v.  7.— Piliiger,  M.  J.  Series  et  acta  maglstro- 
rum  "Wratlslavleuslum  sacrl  milltaris  ordlnls  Cruci- 
gerorum  cum  rubea  stella  hospitalls  Sanctl  Matbiae, 
V.  2.— Fragmenta,  v.  2. — Ars  et  Mars  sen  acta  et 
facta  dum  Friclericns  II  Kex  Boruasorum  coplas 
suas  in  terrara  induceret  Silesiorum,  v.  5.— Fnchsz, 
P.  C.  A.  Series  dorainorum  praepositorum  Nlssen- 
sium  ordinis  Sanctisslini  Sepulchrl  cura  dupllcl  rubea 
cruce,  V.  2.— Gruenliagen,  R.  C.  Geschlclitsquellen 
der  Hussitenkriege,  v.  6.  —  Gutzmar,  J.  H.  von. 
Nachricbton  von  elnruekkung  der  Itoenigllcb  preus- 
slschen  trouppeu  in  das  Herzogthum  Schleslen  uud 
dem  rait  der  stadt  Breslau  gescblossenen  neutrall- 
taetscoutract  anno  1741,  v.  5.— Kled\vig,,S(,,i>z«:/iess  of 
Silesia  aoid  Poland.  Vita,  v.  2.— Klose,  S.  E.  Darstel- 
luug  der  inneren  verbaeltulsse  der  stadt  Breslau  vom 
Jalire  1458  bis  zum  jahre  1526,  v.  3.— Kyntscli,  M. 
Von  den  geschlchten  Hertzogs  Hannss,  wle  sicba  in 
dem  1488  jabrergaugen  bat,  V.  4.— liandes-diarium 
de  anuo  1741  et  usque  ad  ult.  Junli  1742,  v.  5 — I^iben- 
tal,  N.  Gesta  abbatum  monasterli  Sanctl  Vlncentii, 
V.  2.— Markgraf,  H.  Politlsche  oorrespoDdenz  Bres- 
laus  im  zeitaller  Georgs  von  Podlebrad,  v.  8,  9.— 
Landes-ausschuss-conclusa  der  Fuerstenthuemer 
Oppeln  und  Eatlbor  vom  9  Jan.  1741  bis  11  Maerz 
1743;  des  Fuerstenthums  Brieg  (Welcbbild  Ohlau) 
vom  10  Feb.  bis  27  Maerz  1741,  v.  5.— Chronica  prin- 
clpum  Foloniae,  v.  1. — Chronica  Polonoruin,  v.  1. 
— Cataiogus  abbatum  Saganens  i  u  ni ,  v.  1. — Scliwei- 
nlclien,  J.  von.  Von  Weyland  des  durchlaucbtigen 
hochgebobrnen  Fuersten  uud  Herren,  Herren  Heln- 
rlchen,  Hertzogen  in  Sehlesien  zur  Llgnitz  und  Brig, 
V.  4.— Sch-weinichen,  J.  L.  von,  Scbreiben  vom 
19  Aug.  1741,  V.  8. — Breve  chronicon  Silesiae,  v.  1. — 
Bruchstueck  des  Tagebuchs  elnes  praemouslraten- 
ser  gelstlichen  zu  St.  Vincenz  in  Breslau  vom  29  Jull 
1741-9  Oct.  1741,  V.  6.— Teicher,  A.  Nachriohten  ueber 
das  kloster  Leubus,  v.  5.— Cataiogus  episcoporum 
Wratisla-viensium,  v.  2.— Zimmermanii,. F.  A. 
Nachrlchten  vom  ursprung  und  auftaringung  der 
steuern  im  souverainen  Herzogthum  Ober-  und  Nie- 
der-Schlesien  (im  3ahre  1743),  v.  6. 

Scriptores  rerum  Suecicariim.  Fant, 
E.  M.  {Ed.)    2  V.  3631 

Scriptores  Snecici  medii  aevi.  Rietz,  J. 
E.  {Ed.)     3  v.  in  1.  —2226 

Scriptoruiuecclesiasticorumopuscula 
praecipua  quaedam.  Eouth,  M.  J.  {Ed.) 
2  V.  —8254 

Script  or  urn  rei  rusticaeveterum  Latino- 
rum  [collectio].  Schneider,  J.  G.  {Ed.)  4 
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Scriptural  and  statistical  views  in 
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Scriptural  anthology.    Brooks,  N.  C. 

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Scriptural,  ecclesiastical,  and  his- 
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Scriptural  geology.  Bugg,  G.  2  v.  —1617 

Scriptural  views  of  holy  baptism.  Pusey, 
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Scripture  herbal.    Oallcott,  Lady  M. 

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Scripture  language.  Perversion  of.   5  pp. 

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{Ed.)       Bezae    Codex    Cantabrigiensis, 

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{Ed.)     New  Testament  in  the  original 

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Scriverius,  P.    See  Schryver,  P. 

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Influence  of  the  Roman  law  on  the  law  of 

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{Ed.)  American  commonwealths.  Bos- 
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Scudder,  Samuel  Hubbard.  1837—.  Butter- 
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Catalogue  of  scientific  serials  of  all  coun- 
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[Ed.)     The  Evelyns  in  America:  com- 
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(Ed.)     Memoir  and  letters  of  Capt.  W. 

Glanville  Evelyn,  of  the  4  regiment  ("King's 
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{Ed.)  Montresor  journals.  See Montresor, 

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(Ed.)    Voyages  of  Peter  Esprit  Radisson. 

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The  same  in  English.  1852-69,  5  v. 
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p.  59.)— Scammon,  C.  M.  Fur  seals.  7  pp.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  v.  3, 1869,  p.  393.)— Seal  Islands  of  Alaska.  5 
pp.  ( Overli.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1870,  p.  297.)— Seals  and 
■whales.  4  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  3,  1861,  p.  764.)— 
Steller,  G.  W.  De  bestUs  marlnls.  110  pp.  (St. 
Petersburg  Acad.  Novi  Comment,  v.  2,  1751,  p.  289.)— 
Temple,  E.  Seal  fisheries.  22  pp.  (London  Inter- 
nat.  :£^ah.  Exhib.  Ldterature,  v.  7,  p.  153.) 

Seaman,  Ezra  Champion.  1805-80.  Essays 
on  the  progress  of  nations,  in  civilization, 
productive  industry,  wealth,  and  population. 
New  York,  1868.    3  v.  8°-  —1397 

Kills,  R.     Seaman'a  Progress  of  nations.    9  pp. 

{Chr.  Fxam.  v.  42, 1847,  p.  46.) 

Seaman's  friend.  Dana,E.  H.,Jr.  —3777 
Seaman's  secrets.     109  pp.     Davis,  J., 

Voyages,  p.  229.    {Hakluyt  Soc.) 


Seamansliip.  Dana,  B.  H.,  Jr.  Seaman's 
friend  :  containing  a  treatise  on  practical 
seamanship,  with  plates.     1865. 

LlARDET,  Capt.  F.  Professional  recollec- 
tions on  points  of  seamanship.     1849. 

Bartlett,  J.  M.    On  propelling  vessels  toy  means 

of  windmill  sails.  6  pp.  (i'ampWe(eer,v.l4, 1819,  p.  39.) 
— Bernoulli,  J.  Essal  d'une  nouvelle  th6orle  de  la 
manoeuvre  des  valsseaux.  167  pp.  ( Opera  omnia,  v.  2, 
p.  1.)— British  merchant  seamen.  15  pp.  (Era- 
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seamanship.  9  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  a.  v.  4, 1871,  p.  793.) 

See  also  UTaval  art  and  science.— Jfavigation.— 
Sailors. 

Seamen.    See  Sailors. 
Seamen  of  the  Cyclades.  43  pp.    {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  33,  1849,  pp.  348,  484.) 

Search  after  Proserpine.  De  Vere,  A. 
T.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1.  1306 

Search  for  money.  Rowley,  W.  (Percy 
Soc.  V.  3.)  1358 

Search  for  Persephone.  14  pp.  Stod- 
dard, K.  H.,  Poems,  p.  145. 

Searing,    Mrs.    Laura   Catherine    Redden. 

1840—.  After  Vloksburg.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  26, 
1863,  p.  518.)— Dear  mother.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag. 
v.  80, 1865,  p.  39.)— Disarmed.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  46,  1873,  p.  40.)— Drifting  apart.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  28,  1864,  p.  220.)— Fair  and  fifteen.  1  p. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  34,  1874,  p.  27.)— Madrigal.  1  p. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  31,  1873,  p.  448.)— A  Woman's 
complaint.    1  p.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  28, 1864,  p.  124.) 

Searle,  Arthur.     1887—.    Apparent  position 
of  the  zodiacal  light,    n.  p.  1885.    4°.    —3473 
Searle,  January,  pseud.    See  Phillips,  G.  S. 
Sears,  Barhas,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.      Defense  of 

Prof.  Klngsley,  from  the  attacks  of  President  Sears. 
7  pp.    (ifeio  Englander,  v.  24, 1865,  p.  663.) 
Sears,  Edmund  Hamilton,  D.  D.    1810-76. 
Athanasia :   or,  foregleams  of  immortality. 
9  ed.     Boston,  1868.     13°.  —4337 

Foregleams  and  foreshadows  of  immor- 
tality.    13  ed.     Phila.  1874.     13°.  —4337 

ifo<e.— Same  as  the  preceding. 

Fourth  Gospel  the  heart  of  Christ.  Bos- 
ton, 1874.     13°  —1326 

Regeneration.   Boston,  1867.   13°.    —4327 

Ellis,  R.    Sears's  Regeneration.   9  pp.   ( Chr.  Exam. 

V.  55, 1853,  p.  88.) 

Sears,  G.  W.    John  o'  the  smithy.     3  pp. 

{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  p.  298.) 

Searson,  John.  Art  of  contentment ;  with 
several  entertaining  pieces  of  poetry,  de- 
scriptive of  the  present  time  in  the  TJnited 
States  of  America.     Baltimore,  n.  d.     13°. 

—1448 

Seas,  Inland  :  Physical  conditions  of.  20  pp. 
Carpenter,  W.  B.    (Oontemp.  Rev.  v.  22, 1873,  p.  372.) 

Seaside,  An  old  contributor  at  the.  44  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  78, 1856,  pp.  478,  562.) 

Seaside  slsetcbes.    19  pp.    (Blackwood^ s 

Mag.  V.  11,  1822,  p.  425;  V.  12,  1822,  p.  169;  T.  16,  1824, 
p.  35.) 

Sea-side  studies.    43  pp.     [Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  80, 1866,  pp.  184,  312,  472.) 

Sea-side  studies  at  Ilfracombe,  Tenby, 
the  Scilly  isles,  and  Jersey.    Lewes,  G.  H. 

—1677 
Seaside  studies  in  natural  history.    Agas- 
siz,  Mrs.  E.  C,  and  Agassiz,  A.  E.  R.    —1684 
Season  in  Egypt,  1887.    Petrie,  W.  M.  F. 

1753 
Season  ticket.  The.  Haliburton,  T.  C.  1267 
Seasonable  question,  and  an  usefull 

answer.    32  pp.    Marvell,  A.,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  623. 

Seasonable  thoughts  on  the  state  of  re- 
ligion in  New  England.  Chauncy,  C.  —1278 


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Seasonable  warning  and  caution  against 
the  insinuations  of  Papists  and  Jacobites. 
Defoe,  D.  (With  Chalmers,  G.,  Life  of  De 
Foe.)  4897 

Seasons.  Book  of  the  months,  and  circle  of 
the  seasons.     1844. 

Denham,  M.  a.     Collection  of  proverbs 

and  popular  sayings  relating  to  the  seasons. 
1846. 

MOSSMAN,  S.  Origin  of  the  seasons  con- 
sidered from  a  geological  point  of  view. 
1869. 

Thomson,  J.    The  seasons.    1861.    (Poet. 

works,  V.  2.) 

Babiuet,  J.    Les  salsons  Bur  la  terre  et  dans  les 

autres  planSles.    15  pp.    {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856, 

2  pir.  V.  1,  p.  436.)— Boot  of  the  seasons.  7  pp. 
[Weslm.  Rev.  v.  14, 1831,  p.  456.)— Holmes,  O.  W.  The 
seasons.  54  pp.  (In  his  Pages  from  au  old  volume, 
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147,  p.  1169.) 

See  also  Climate.— Meteorology.— Weatfcer. 

Seasons  with  tlie  sea-horses.  Lamont, 
J.  —3617 

Seat  of  empire.  Coffin,  C.  C.  (Carleton, 
pseud.)  3477 

Seat  of  government  of  the  United  States. 
Varnum,  J.  B.  1614 

Seat  of  war  in  the  East.    Simpson,  W. 

3  V.  in  1.  —1791 
Seaton,  Charles  W.    Compendium  of  the  10 

census  (June  1,  1880).  Washington,  1883. 
3  V.  8°.  ( U.  S.  47  Cong.  1  sess.  Souse  miscel. 
doc.  V.  34,  pts.  1,3.)  —3394 

Seaton,  William  Winston.  Biographical 
sketch,  with  passing  notices  of  his  associates 
and  friends.     Boston,  1871.     8°.  3875 

Henry,  J.    Memoir  of  S.    8  pp.    (Smlthson.  Inst. 

Miscel.  coll.  V.  18, 1830,  p.  308.) 

Seats  and  saddles.    Dwyer,  F.       —4686 

Sebago  pond.    Topographical  description 

of  the  plantations  of.  2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll. 
Y.  3, 1794,  p.  239.) 

Sebaste,  Phrygia.  Belley,  A.  Observations 
sur  les  medalUes  de  S.  4  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  .^cod, 
Inscript.  Hist.  v.  35, 1770,  p.  648.) 

Sebastian,  St.    Ambrosius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan 

[atlrituted  to'].  Acta  Sanotl  Sebastlanl.  20  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  17,  p.  1111.)— Mlraculum  S. 
Selaastlanl.  3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  2, 
p;  771.)— Odilom,  of  St.  Midard,  Soissons.  Ex  trans- 
latlone  Sanotl  Sebastian!.  16  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Scrip*.  V.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  377;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  132,  p.  575.) 

Sebastian,  King  of  Portugal.  Freer,  M.W., 
afterwards  Mrs.  Robinson.  Married  life  of 
Anne  of  Austria,  Queen  of  France,  mother 
of  Louis  XIV,  and  Don  Sebastian,  King  of 
Portugal.     1864-65,  3  v. 

Sebastian  and  ills  persouators.    34  pp.    (.Edin. 

Rev.  V.  156, 1882,  p.  1. )— Sllva,  J.  de.  Correspondencla 
con  Felipe  II,  relatlva  en  sa  mayor  parte,  k  la  expe- 
dlolon  de  S.  al  Africa.  220  pp.  (Co!,  doc.  Mst.  Espana, 
v.  39,  p.  46B;  V.  40,  p.  5.) 

Sebastian.    83  pp.    Cooper,  K.    (Macmil- 

lan's  Mag.  v.  37,  1878,  pp.  266,  353,  433 ;  V.  38, 1878,  p.  1.) 

Sebastian,  a  Spanish  tale.  75  pp.  Croly, 
G.,  Poet,  works,  v.  2,  p.  187. 

Sebastian  Tiniziano.  See  Piombo,  S.  del. 
S^bastianl,  Frangois  Horace  Bastien, Comie. 

Lettres  sur  les  hommes  d'etat  de  la  France.  40  pp. 
{Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1833,  v.  4,  p.  686.)— I<om£nle,  L. 
L.  de.  Marfiohal  S.  32  pp.  [In  Us  Galerle  des  con- 
temp.  lUnstr.  T.  8.) 

Sebastiano,  Bp.  of  Salamanca.     10  cent. 

Chronlcon  sub  nomine  Alphonsl  III  vulgatum.  7  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  1111.) 


Sebastopol.  Hamlet,  lAeut.-Gen.  Sir  E.  B. 
Story  of  the  campaign  of  Sebastopol.    1855. 

KlNQLAKE,  A.  W.     Month  in  the  camp 

before  Sebastopol.     1865. 

NiEL,  A.  Guerre  d 'Orient:  sidge  de  Se- 
bastopol.   1859,  3  V. 

Russell,  W.  H.   Gen.  Todleben's  History 

of  the  defence  of  Sebastopol,  1854^55.  A 
review.     1865. 

Siege  of  Sebastopol,  1854-55.    Journal  of 

the  operations  conducted  by  the  corps  of 
royal  engineers  [and]  an  account  of  the 
artillery  operations.     1859,  4  v. 

Baudeng,  L.    Le  campement  des  allies  devant  S. 

32  pp.  (Reo.  d.  deux  mondes,  1857,  2  p6r.  v.  7,  p.  876.) — 
Blerzy,  H.  Un  mols  devant  S.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1869, 2  p6r.  v.  83,  p.  400.)— Diifomr,  G.  H.  SWge 
de  S.  Journal  des  operations  du  g^nle.  14  pp.  (Bib- 
liolh.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  3,  1858,  p.  548.) — 
Molines,  D.  J.  B.  P.  G.  de.  L'hlver  devant  S.  35  pp. 
(Ben.  d.  deia  mondes,  1860,  2  p6r.  v.  25,  p.  674.)— Ram- 
baud,  A.  Sebastopol  et  la  Gherson&se.  38  pp.'  (Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1874,  3  p6r.  v.  6,  p.  349.)— Rlvlire,  H. 
De  I'emplol  des  fusles  au  si^ge  de  S.  11  pp.  (Rev. 
contemp.  1858,  v.  6,  p.  836.) — Sebastopol  committee. 
14  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  51,  1865,  p.  593.)— Sebastopol 
committee  and  Vienna  conferences.  31  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  V.  102, 1855,  p.  274.) 

See  also  Crimean  "war. 

Sebdou,  Algeria.   Barges,  J.  J.  L.   Excursion 

i,  8.    24  pp.    (Jou/rn.  asiat.  4  s.  v.  14, 1849,  p.  213.) 
Seber,  Wolfgang.     1573-1634.     Index  voca- 

bulorum   in  Homeri  Iliade  atque  Odyssea 

caeterisque  quotquot  extant  poematis.     Ed. 

nova  auotior  et  emendatior.     Oxonii,  1780. 

8°.  3373 

S^billot,  Paul.    1846—.     Coutumes  popu- 

laires  de  la  Haute-Bretagne.     Paris,   1886. 

16°.     (Lit.  populaires,  v.  33. )  3317 

Gargantua  dans  les  traditions  populaires. 

Paris,  1883.  16°-  (Lit.populaires,Y.12.)  3317 

Literature  orale  de  la  Haute-Bretagne. 

Paris,  1881.   16°.    (Lit. p(ypulaires,Y.X.)   3317 

Traditions  et  superstitions  de  la  Haute- 
Bretagne.  Paris,  1883.  2  v.  16°.  (lAt.  popu- 
laires, V.  9,  10.)  3317 

Sebright,  Lady  G.  M.  M.  M.    See  Mackenzie, 

G.  M.  M. 
Sebusiani.    Bernard,  A.    Communication 

relative  aux  S.  6  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull. 
1866,  p.  Ill ;  with  Mlm.  v.  30,  1868.) 

Secchi,  Angelo.  1818-78.  Catalogo  di  1331 
stelle  doppie  misurate  col  grande  equatoriale 
di  merz  all'  osservatorio  del  Collegio  romano. 
Roma,  1860.    4°.  —3401 

Le  soleil,  expose  des  princlpales  d6cou- 

vertes  modernes  sur  la  structure  de  cet 
astre,  son  influence  dans  I'univers  et  ses 
relations  avec  les  autres  corps  celestes. 
Paris,  1870.     8°.  —3496 

Unite  des  forces  physiques,  essai  de  philo- 
sophic naturelle.  Ed.  originale  frangaise 
pub.  d'apres  6d.  italienne  sous  les  yeux  de 
I'auteur  par  le  Dr.  Deleschamps.  Paris, 
1869.     13°.  —1518 

Researches  on  electrical  rlieometry.     60  pp. 

3  pi.    (Smlthson.  Inst.  Conirib.  v.  3.) 

MoiGNO,  F.  N.  M.,  Abbi.    Le  Reverend 

P6re  Secchi,  sa  vie,  etc.    1879. 
Secchia  rapita.    Tassoni,  A.  3365 

S^chelles  islands.    Bernard,  P.    Report 

on  the  Lodolcea  of  the  SScheUes  Islands.  10  pp. 
(Eoyal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  T.  7, 1843,  p.  32.) 

Sechs  schwaene.  Die.     Volksmaerchen. 

7  pp.    (Marbaoh,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  61,  p.  4B.) 


SECHTER 


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SECRET  HISTORY 


Sechter,  Simon.  1788-1867.  Correct  order 
of  fundamental  harmonies :  a  treatise  on 
fundamental  bases  and  their  inversions  and 
substitutes.    New  York,  1871.    8°.       —3744 

Sechiiana  language.  See  Bechuana  lan- 
guage. 

Seckendorf,  Karl  Sigmund,  Freiherr  von. 

Variihageu  von  Knse,  0.  A.  L.  P.  Slegmund  von 
Seckendort.    10  pp.    {Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  17,  p.  8.) 

Seckendorf,  Veit  Ludwig  von.  1636-93. 
Commentarius  historicus  et  apologeticus  de 
Lutheranismo,  sive  de  reformatione  religi- 
onis  ductu  D.  Martini  Lutheri.  Francofurti, 
1693.     fo.  —1351 

-^^ —  Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  homrnes,  T.  29. 

Seckendorff,  Eduard  Christoph  Ludwig 
Karl,  Freiherr  von  {Ed.)  1813-75.  Reim- 
chronik  ueber  Herzog  Ulrich  von  Wuertem- 
berg  und  seine  naechsten  nachf olger.  Stutt- 
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Seeker,  Thomas,  D.D.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury. 
1693-1768.  Works.  To  which  is  prefixed  a 
review  of  his  life  and  character,  by  Beilby 
Porteus.    New  ed.    London,  1835.     6  v.  8°. 

—3354 
Vontents.  Privileges  of  baptism,  v.  6.  —  Renun- 
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written  Jan.  9, 1760-51,  concerning  bishops  in  Amer- 
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V.  6, — An  answer  to  Dr.  Mayhew's  observations  on  llie 
charter  and  conduct  of  the  society  for  the  propagation 

of  the  Gtogpel  in  foreign  parts,  v.  6 Ijectnres,  v.  6. 

— liord's  prayer,  v.  6 — Obligations  to  believe  and 
to  do,  V.  B.— Porteus,  B.  Eeview  o(  the  lite  and  char- 
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Charges  to  the  clergy  ot  his  diocese,  1738-53.    67 

pp.    (Watson,  K.,  Theol.  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  1.) 

' POETEUS,  B.,  Bp.  of  London.    Review  of 

the  life  and  character  of  the  Right  Rev.  Dr. 
Thomas  Seeker.     1797.     (With  Lowth,  R., 
Memoirs  of  Bt.  JRev.  Robert  Lowth.) 
The  same.    1816.    (Works,  y.  6.) 
The  same.    1835.     (Seeker,  T.,£).D.,46p. 
of  Canterbury,  Works,  v.  1.) 

Eliot,  A.    Kemarks  on  Bp.  Seeker's  sermon.  26  pp. 

(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  2, 1814,  p.  190.) 

Second,  Alberic.  1817-87.   Monsieur  Lecocq 

and  his  lodgers.  IB  pp.  iPraser's  Mag.  v.  32, 1846,  pp. 
99, 169.) 

Second,  Jean.    See  Everard,  J.  S. 
Second  advent.    See  Jesus  Christ,  Second 

advent. 
Second  Alcibiades,  The.    See  Plato. 
Second  army  corps  in  the  army  of  the 

Potomac,  History  of  the.    Walker,  P.  A. 

3641 
Second  baby.    18  pp.    [Harper^s  Mag.  v. 

10,  1855,  p.  663.) 

Second  battle  of  Bull  Bun.  Cox,  Gen. 
J.  D.  3617 

Second  Captain  Hind :  or,  the  notorious 
life  and  actions  of  that  infamous  highway- 
man and  house-breaker.  Captain  John  Simp- 
son, ayas  Holiday.  London  [repr.  1817]. 
8°.     (Smeeton,  G.,Bist.  tracts,  v.  3.)     ,1547 

Second  century  of  ferns.  Hooker,  Sir 
W.  J.  —3693 

Second  empire.  Wraxall,  Sir  P.  C.  L. 
3  V.  1696 

Second  festival  of  the  sons  of  New  Hamp- 
shire ...  in  Boston,  Nov.  3,  1853.  Felton, 
A.  C.  3633 

Second  Massachusetts  infantry.  Rec- 
ord of  the.    Quint,  A.  H.  3646 


Second  lEassachusetts  regiment  of 

infantry,  History  of  the.     Gordon,  Maj.-Gen. 

« ^-  ^-^      .    ^.  3655 

Second  sight.  Aubrey,  J.  Miscellanies 
upon  various  subjects.     1857. 

MACLEOD,  (— ).     Treatise  on  the  second 

sight.  1763;  repr.  1819.  (Miscel.  Scotica, 
V.  3.) 

Hatton,  H.    Secret  ot  second-sight,  by  an  ex-oon- 

Juror.  6  pp.  [Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  21,  1881,  p.  66.)— 
Macleod,  (— ).  Extracts  from  a  Treatise  on  the 
second  sight.  49  pp.  (Kirk,  E.,  Secret  commonwealth, 
p.  49.)— Martin,  M.  Account  ot  the  second  sight.  32 
pp.  [Miscel.  Scotica,  v.  3,  p.  176.)— Remarkable  In- 
stance of  second  sight.  3  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
v.  3,  1813,  p.  18.)— Stories  of  second  sight  and 
apparition.  13  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  3,  1834, 
p.  646.)  ■ 

Second  triumvirate.     5  pp.     (Fraser^s 

Mag..y.  11, 1836,  p.  337.) 

Second  visit  to  the  United  States. 

Lyell,  Sir  C.     3  v.  3467 

Second  voyage  Si  la  liOuisiane.    Bau- 

dry  des  Lozieres,  L.  N.     3  v.  8475 

Second  war  with  England.    Headley, 

J.  T.     3  V.  1648 

Secondary  punishments.  Thoughts  on. 

Whately,  R.,  Abp.  of  Dublin.  —3346 

Seconde  sepmaine.  La.    Saluste  du  Bar- 

tas,  G.  de.  —1178 

Secondthoughts,   Solomon,    pseud.     See 

Kennedy,  J.  P. 
Secrecy.    5  pp.    Helps,  Sir  A. ,  Essays,  p.  51. 
Secret  commonwealth.    Kirk,  R.    1363 
Secret  de  Javotte,  Le,  nouvelle.    73  pp. 

Musset,  L.  C.  A.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  7,  p.  166. 

Secret  history  of  negotiations  in  Scot- 
land in  favour  of  the  Pretender ;  in  1707. 
Hooke,  Col.  (—).  1517 

Secret  history  of  .  .  .  Russia  under  Alex- 
ander I  and  Nicholas.  Schnitzler,  J.  H. 
3  V.  3463 

Secret  history  of  the  Austrian  govern- 
ment.    Michiels,  J.  A.  X.  3696 

Secret  history  of  the  cabinet  of  Bonaparte. 
Goldsmith,  L.  1684 

Secret  history  of  the  court  and  reign  of 
Charles  II.    MacCormick,  O.    3  v.  1556 

Secret  history  of  the  court  of  England. 
Hamilton,  Lady  A.     3  v.  1564 

Secret  history  of  the  court  of  James  I. 
[Ed.  by  Sir  Walter  Scott.]  Edinburgh,  1811. 
3  V.  8°.  1544 

Ck)ntents.  Aullcus  coqulnarlae,  or  the  character 
of  him  who  satyriz'd  King  James  and  his  court,  v.  2. 
—Court  and  kitchin  of  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  alias  Joan 
Cromwell,  v.  2.  —  Osborne,  F.  Some  traditlonall 
memorialls  on  the  raigne  ot  King  James  I,  v.  1.— Some 
traditlonall  memorialls  of  the  reign  of  Queen  Eliza- 
beth, V.  1.— Peyton,  Sir  B.  The  divine  catastrophe 
ot  the  kingly  family  ot  the  house  of  Stuarts,  v.  2.— 
Welldon,  Sir  A.  Perfect  description  of  the  people 
and  country  of  Scotland,  v.  2.— Court  and  character  ot 
King  James,  v.  1,  2.— Court  ot  King  Charles,  v.  2. 

Secret  history  of  the  Dutchess  of  Ports- 
mouth. See  Keroual,  L.  P.,  Duchess  of  Ports- 
mouth. 

Secret  history  of  the  Fenian  conspiracy. 
Rutherford,  J.     3  v.  2577 

Secret  history  of  the  green  rooms.  Hasle- 
wood,  J.     2  V.  in  1.  3326 

Secret  history  of  the  revolutions  of  1848. 
Caussidiere,  M.     3  v.  4836 

Secret  history  of  White-Hall.    Jones,  D. 

1518 


SECRET  MEMOIRS 


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SECTS 


Secret  memoirs  and  manners  of  several 
persons  of  quality.    Manley,  Mrs.  M.  de  la  R. 

1294 

Secret  memoirs  of  Mme.  la  Marquise  de 
Pompadour.  See  Pompadour,  J.  A.  P. ,  Mar- 
quise de. 

Secret  memoirs  of  Napoleon  Buonaparte. 
Doris,  C.  de  B.  1687 

Secret  memoirs  of  the  court  of  Petersburg. 
Masson,  C.  F.  P.     3  v.  3464 

Secret  uegociation  with  Charles  I.  Gar- 
diner, B.  M.  (Ed.)  (Camden  Miseel.  v.  8: 
Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  31.)  1504 

Secret  of  Hegel.    Stirling,  J.  H.     3  v. 

—1434 

Secret  of  Stoke  Manor :  a  family  history. 

87  pp.  {Blackmoad's  Mag.  V.  76,  1854,  p.  715;  v.  76,  1864, 
pp.  62,  206,  336.) 

Secret   of  the   Stradivarins.     14  pp. 

(^Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130, 1881,  p.  771.) 

Secret  pamphlet,  The.     10  pp.    {Dem. 

Bev.  V.  12,  1843,  p.  164.) 

Secret  passion.  The.  Williams,  R.  F. 
(With  Shakspeare  and  his  fi-iends.)         8398 

Secret  proceedings  and  debates  of  the 
convention  assembled  at  Philadelphia,  in 
the  year  1787,  for  the  purpose  of  forming 
the  Constitution  of  the  United  States  of 
America.     Albany,  1831.     8°.  —1347 

Secret  service.  The.    Richardson,  A.  D. 

3646 

Secret  service  of  the  Confederate  States 
in  Europe.     Bulloch,  J.  D.     2  v.  2613 

Secret  services  of  Charles  II  and  James  II, 
Moneys  received  and  paid  for.  Akerman, 
J.  Y.     (Camden  Soc.  No.  52.)  1595 

Secret  societies. 

Fkost,  T.   Secret  societies  of  the  European 
revolution,  1776-1876.     1876,  3  v. 

Heckbthoen,  C.  W.    Secret  societies  of 

all  ages  and  countries.     1875,  3  v. 

Keightley,  T.     Secret  societies  of  the 

middle  ages.  [Anon.^  1848.  (lAbr.  of  enter- 
taining knowledge. ) 

La  Hodde,   L.   de.      History   of    secret 

societies,  and  of  the  republican  party  of 
France,  from  1830-48.     1856. 

Le  Couteulx  de  Canteleu,  J.  H.  E., 

Comte.  Les  sectes  et  societes  secretes  poli- 
tiques  et  religieuses.     1863. 

NODIEE,  C.    Histoire  des  societes  secretes 

de  I'armee.     [Anon.}    1815. 

Note. — A  romance. 

A.,  J.    SoolSt^s  secretes  de  I'AUemagne  et  de  la 

Suisse.  60  pp.  {Bibliotli.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse.  4  s.  v.  7, 
1848,  pp.  204,  437;  4  s.  V.  8,  1848,  p.  294.)— Belleniare, 
A.  Socl€t€s  Becr&tes  musulmanes  de  I'Algdrle.  19  pp. 
{Rev.  contemp.  1868,  v.  6,  p.  76.)— Gutzlaff,  C.  On  the 
secret  Triad  Society  of  China.  7  pp.  (Eoyal  Aslat. 
SCO.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v.  8,  1846,  p.  361.)— History  and 
mystery  of  secret  societies  and  secret  political  cluhs. 
22  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  21,  1840,  p.  642;  V.  22,  1840,  p. 
243.)— Milne,  (— ).  Some  account  ol  a  secret  associ- 
ation In  China,  entitled  the  Triad  Society.  11  pp.  2  pi. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  1,  1827,  p.  240.)— 
Bretvbold,  Lieut.  (— ),  and  Wilson,  Maj.-Gen.  (— ). 
Chinese  secret  Triad  Society  of  the  Tlen-tl-hulh.  39 
pp.  1  pi.  (Koyal  Aslat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Jaum.  v.  6, 1841, 
p.  120.) — Paris,  J.  de.  Secret  societies  In  France. 
13  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 1883,  p.  61.)— Porter,  J. 
A.  Society  system  of  Yale  College.  17  pp.  {New  Bng- 
lander,  v.  43,  1884,  p.  377.)— Worfcmen's  benefit 
societies.    33  pp.    {Quart.  Bev.  t.  116, 1864,  p.  318.) 

See  also  Carbonari.— Communism  and  Social- 
ism.—  Fenians.  —  Freemasonry.  —  Zllnminati. 
—Jacobins.— Malta,  Knights  o/.— Nihilism.— Odd 
Felio^vs.-Rostcrucians. "Templars,  Knights. 
— Tngendbnnd. 


Secreta  monita  Societatis  Jesn.  Se- 
cret instructions  of  the  Jesuits.  Princeton, 
1831.     16°.  —3397 

Secretaire  des  dames.  Pour  apprende 
a  ecrire  de  belles  lettres  en  langue  frangaise. 
Troyes,  n.  d.    16°.  (BibliotMque  bleue,  v.  14.) 

2316 

Secretaire  intime.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A. 
L.  A.  D.  (George  Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres 
compl.  — 4197 

Secretan,  Charles.  Philosophic  de  la  liberte. 

14  pp.  (Bev.  of,  by  K.  A.  von  Kelchlin-Meldegg,  In 
Zeits.f.  pUlos.  V.  67,  1876,  p.  111.) 

See  also  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  29, 1868,  p.  63. 

Secretan,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick.    1830-68. 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  times  of  the  pious 

Robert  Nelson.      With  portrait.      London. 

1860.    8°.  4393 

secretan,  Edouard.    Essai  sur  la  feodalite  ; 

introduction  au  droit  feodal  du  pays  deVaud. 

Lausanne,  1858.     8°.  —1355 

La  m^re  dans  I'antiquitfi.    10  pp.    (Biblioth.  univ. 

et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p§r.  v.  29, 1867,  p.  471.) 

secretan,  Eugene  (Ed.)  1839—.  Galerie 
Suisse.  Biographies  nationales,  pub.  avec 
le  concours  de  plusieurs  ecrivains  suisses. 
Lausanne,  1878-80.     8  v.  8°.  L.114 

Secrets  de  la  Princesse  de  Cadignan. 

66  pp.     Balzac,  H.  de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  9,  p.  607. 

Secrets  of  angling.  Dennys,  J.  (Biblioth. 

euriosa.)  2127 

Secrets  of  angling.  Moffat,  A.  S.  —1798 
Secrets  of  the  confessional.    Lasteyrie 

Du  Saillant,  C.  P.,  Comte  de.  2  v.  —3205 
Secrets  of  the  great  ivhiskey  ring. 

McDonald,  Oen.  J.  1618 

Secrets  of  the  lecture  room,  a  surgeon's 

story.    6  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  v.. 30,  1844,  p.  31.) 

Sectarianism.  Cause  and  cure  of  sectarian- 
ism. 13  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  6, 1847,  p.  78.)— Cole- 
ridge, H.  Church  sectarianism.  5  pp.  {Essays,  v. 1, 
p.  348.)— Goodenovr,  S.  B.  Sectarism,  alliance,  and 
the  Dasis  of  fellowship.  19  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  33, 
1874,  p.  337.)— Peabody,  E.  Sects  and  sectarism.  15 
pp.  ( CKr.  Exam.  v.  21, 1837,  p.  291.) 
See  also  Sects. 

Sectional  controversy.  The.  Fowler, 
W.  C.  —1345 

Sections  and  views,  illustrative  of  geolog- 
ical phaenomena.    De  la  Beche,  Sir  H.  T. 

—1623 
Sects. 

Blunt,  J.  H.    Dictionary  of  sects.    1874. 

DOELLINGER,  J.  J.  I.  von.     The  church 

and  the  churches;  or,  the  Papacy  and  the 
temporal  power.     1863. 

Gardner,  J.    Faiths  of  the  world ;   an 

account  of  all  religions  and  religious  sects, 
n.  d.  3  V. 

Le  Couteulx  de  Canteleu,  J.  H.  E., 

Comte.  Les  sectes  et  societes  secrdtes  poli- 
tiques  et  religieuses.     1863. 

GoodenoiT,  S.  B.    Sectarism,  alliance,  and  the 

hasls  of  fellowship.  19  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  33, 
1874,  p.  337.)— Manry ,  L.  F.  A.  Sectes  religieuses  aux 
XIX  sl^cle.  36  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1863,  2  s.  v.  3, 
p.  961.)— Peabody,  E.  Sects  and  sectarism.  16  pp. 
{Chr.  Exam.  v.  21, 1837,  p.  291.)— Sects  of  the  Com- 
mon-wealth. 43  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  66,  1877, 
p.  326.)— Stnrtevant,  J.  M.  The  sect  system.  19  pp. 
{New  Englander,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  664.) 

See  also  Albigenses.- Antinomianism.— Ari- 
ans  and  Arianism.-Armlnianism,— Baptists. 
— Camlsards.- Catholic  Chnrch.— Church  of 
England.— Church  of  Scotland.— Congrega- 
tional Church.— Covenanters. — Dissenters. — 
Dunkers.  — ISssenes.  —  Free  Chnrch  of  Scot- 
land.—Friends,  or  Q,nafcers.— Gnosticism.- 


SECTS 


4033 


SEDULIUS 


Greek  CUurcli.  —  Hngiienots.  — Jansenlsts.— 
Jefvs> — I^ollards.— liUiliei'an  CHiircti.— Mnnt- 
cllneaiis.  —  Maroiiitcs.  —  MotUodism.  —  Aletlx- 
odlst  Bplscopal  Church.— SIctliodist  Pro<cg- 
fant  Church. — Mlllerlsin.— Moravians. — ]>Ior- 
xnoiis  and  Mormonlam. —  Nestorians.— New 
■Terusalem  Ghnrch.— Nonconformity. —  Non- 
jurors. —  Pelag'ians.  —  Plymouth  brethren.— 
Presbyterian  Church. — Protcsfnitt  flplscopal 
Church  in  the  U.  S.— Protestants.- Puritans. 
— Reformed  Church  in  America.— Reformed 
Church  of  France:  —  Reformed  Kplscopal 
Church.— Reformed  Presbyterian  Church  in 
America.— Shakers.— Spiritualism.— Unitarian 
Church. — Unlversalisin.  — Vl^aldenscs. — Wes- 
leyau  Methodists. 

Secularism..   Da  vies,  J.  L.    Secularism  and 

Mr.  Maurice's  theology.  17  pp.  ( Oontemp.  Rev.  v.  24, 
1B74,  p.  23.)— Secularism ;  Its  logic  and  appeals. 

44  pp.    [London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  1, 1853,  p.  146.) 

Seciindianiis,  Illyrian  Bp.    Gesta  coucilii 

AquUelensls  contfa  Palladlam  et  Socundlanum  haero- 
tlcos.  17  pp.  (iLTnXtrosiuat  SLjBp.  of  Milan,  Opera  omnidf 
T.  5,  p.  241.) 

Secniidinns,  St.,  Bp.  df  Troja.    Guaiferio, 

B.,  of  Monte  Casino.  Vita  Sancti  Secundlni  eplscopi 
Trojani.  6  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  147, 
p.  1293.) 

Secuiulinns,  Irish  Bp.    5  cent.    Hymiius 

in  laudem  S.  PatrlcU  adhuc  viventls.  2  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  63,  p.  837.)    ' 

Secundtiius,  tfie  Maniohaean.  5  cent.  Epis- 

tola  8d  Auguslinum.    4  gp.    (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  42,  p.  571.) 
Secnndns,  of  Athens.    1  cent.    Sententiae. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]    6  pp.     {Dldoi,  A..  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm. 

philos.Gr.  v.  1,  p.  512;  Gale,  T.,  Opusc.  myth.phys.  et  eth. 

p.  633;  Orelll,  J.  K.,  Opusc.  Gr.mt.  sent.  v.  1,  p.  207.) 
Ebvillout,  B.    Vie  et  sentences  de  Se- 

cundus.     1873. 
Secundns,  Johannes.    See  Everard,  J.  S. 
Security  and  manufacture  of  bank  notes. 

Bradbury,  H.  —1733 

S^daine,  Mile.  (—).    Vigny,  A.,  Comte  de. 

De  Mile.  S§dalu6,  et  de  la  proprlStS  UttSralre.  68  pp. 
[With Ms  Stsllo,  p.  251.) 

S6daine, MichelJean.  1719-97.  LaGageure 

imprevue,  oomSdle.  76  pp.  (Petltot,  C.  B.  and  A., 
Repert.'theat.fr.v.  23,  p.  415.)— La  Ptallosophle  sans 
le  savoir,  drame.  114  pp.  (Petltot,  C.  B.  and  A., 
B€pert.  tl4at.fr.  v.  7,  p.  197.) 

Saint-Victor,  P.  B.  de.    Sedalno.    11  pp.    {In  Ids 

Deux-masques,  v.  3:  Modernes,  p.  617.) 

Sedan,  France.  Corra,  E.  La  bataille  de 
Sedan,  les  veritables  coupables  par  le  General 
de  Wimpffen  .  .  .     1887. 

Lebrun,    Oin.   (— ).      Guerre    de    1870. 

Bazeilles-Sedan,  avec  2  cartes.     1884. 

Claretle,  J.    La  bataille  de  S.    27  pp.    [Bev.  d.  deux 

mmdes,  1871,  2  pSr.  v.  91,  p.  48.)— Verdy  du  Vernols, 
J.  von.    Der  zug  nacli  S.    22  pp.    [Deutsch.  rundscltau, 
V.  1,  1874,  p.  36.) 
See  also  Franco-German  war. 

Sedatus,  Bp.  of  Beziers.    6  cent.    Homilia 

de  Epiphanla;  Sermones  II.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  72,  pp.  771,  773.) 

Sedbury,  England.  Ormerod,  G.  Obser- 
vations on  Roman  remains  in  S.  5  pp.  1  map,  1  pi. 
[Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  17, 1360,  p.  189.) 

Seddon,  James  Alexander.  Political  por- 
traits. James  A.  Seddon,  of  Va.  13  pp.  [Vem.  Bev.  v. 
26, 1850,  pp.  369,  460.) 

Seddon,  John  Pollard.  1837—.  Progress  in 
art  and  architecture,  with  precedents  for 
ornament.    London,  1853.    4°.  —1774 

Construction  of  chimneys.    8  pp.    (London  Inter- 

nat.  Health  Exhll).  Literature,  v.  2,  p.  236.) 

Sederliolm,  Karl.     Der  geistige  kosmos, 

eine  Weltanschauung  der  versoehnung.  12  pp.  (Rev. 
ot,  hy  J.  E.  Erdmann,  In  Zeits.f.  pUtos.  v.  41, 1862,  p.  171.) 

Sedgwick,  Bev.  Adam,  LL.  D.    1787-1878. 

Discourse  on  the  studies  of  the  university. 
4  ed.    Cambridge,  1885.     8°.  —3877. 

PABT  v.— 20. 


Synopsis  of  the  classification  of  the'British 

palaeozoic  rooks.  With  a  systematic  descrip- 
tion of  the  British  palaeozoic  fossils  in  the 
geological  museum  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge.    London,  1855.    3  v.  4°.  —1631 

Prefatory  notice.    6  pp.    (Seeley,  H.  G.,  Index  to 

fossil  remains  of  aves  ...  p.  111.) 

Mill,  J.  S.     Prot.  Sedgwloli'3  Discourse   on  the 

studies  of  the  University  of  Camhrldge.  65  pp.  (In 
Us  Dissert,  and  discussions,  v.  1,  p.  95;  and  Westm. 
Bev.  Apr.-July,  1835,  p.  94.) 

Carlisle,  H.    Adam  Sedgwick.    8  pp.    (Macmillan's 

Mag.  V.  41,  1880,  p.  476.)— Conybeare,  J.  C.  In  me- 
morlam.    1  p.    (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  28, 1873,  p.  96.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  12, 1850,  p.  360. 
Sedgwick,  Arthur  George.    1844—.    James 
Neville  Hedges.    1  p.    (Harvard  Mem.  hiog.  v.  2,  p.  438.) 

Sedgwick,  Catharine  Maria.  1780-1867. 
Blauoa  Miles!  Mojon.  13  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  1«, 
1858,  p.  641.)— Biography  of  Lucretla  Maria  David- 
son. 61  pp.  (Davidson,  L.  M.,  Poet,  remains,  p.  26, 
1843;  Sparks,  J.,  ylro.btosr.  1  S.V.7,  p.  219.)— The  White 
Hills  In  October.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  14, 1857, 
p.  44.) 

Clarence,  a  tale.    23  pp.    (Kev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Bev. 

V.  32, 1831,  p.  73.)— Hope  Ijeslle.  IB  pp.  (Kev.  of  in 
N.  Am.Bev.^.ii,  1828,  p.  403.)— lietters  from  abroad. 
10  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  r.  Bev.  v.  9,  1841,  p.  505.J— The 
Iilnivoodg.  26  pp.  (Kev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  42, 
1836,  p.  160.)— Poe,  E.  A.  Catherine  M.  Sedgwick.  6 
pp.  [Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  469.)— Tales. 
7  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  IV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  46,  1837,  p.  475.)— 
Works.  24  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Westm.  Bev.  v.  6,  1838, 
p.  42.) 

Dewey,  M.  E.  Life  and  letters  of  Catha- 
rine M.  Sedgwick.     1873. 

Iilfe  of  S.    8  pp.    (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J., 

Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  1.) 

See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  21, 1837,  p.  18. 

Sedgwick,  Mrs.  Emma  Oliver.     Needham, 

Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  Emma  Sedgwick-Oliver.  4  pp.  (In  her 
Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  227.) 

Sedgwick,  Mrs.  Louise  Frederica  Tellkampf . 

Wlillam  Dwlght  Sedgwick.  10  pp.  [Haruard  Mem.  biog. 
V.  1,  p.  167.) 

Sedgwick,  Theodore,  Jr.  1780-1839.  Me- 
moir of  the  life  of  William  Livingstone  .  .  . 
With  extracts  from  his  correspondence. 
New  York,  1883.    8°.  3785 

Political  portraits.      Theodore  Sedgwick.      25 

pp.    (Dem.  Rev.  v.  7,  1840,  p.  129;  V.  11, 1842,  p.  86.) 

Sedgwick,  Maj.  "William  Dwight.  Sedg- 
wick, Mrs.  h.  F.  T.  Biography  of  S.  10  pp.  (Harvard 
Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  167.) 

Sedgwick,  William  Thompson,  Ph.  D.    On 

fermentation.  23  pp.  (Martin,  H.N.,  and  others,  Zec- 
tures  .  . .  to  the  employes  of  the  B.  and  O.  B.  B.  Co.  p.  51.) 
— Influence  of  quinine  upon  reflex-excltahlllty  of 
'the  spinal  cord;  On  variations  of  reflex-excitability 
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Sedgwick.    See  aZso  Sidgwick. 

Sedition.  Cockburn,  H.  T.,Iiord.  Exami- 
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Bacon,  Sir  F.      Seditions  and  troubles.      16  pp. 

(Essays,  with  annotations  by  R.  Whately,  p.  139.)— Cronip- 
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Seditionum  Daniae  liber,  anno  1587. 

10  pp.  (Langebeok,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  P.,  Script,  rer. 
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Sedley,  Sir  Charles.  1689-1701.  Constancy; 
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Seduction.    13pp.    U.,A.    {Ohr.Exam.y. 

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Sedulins,  Caelius.  5  cent.  Opera  omnia. 
Eecensuit  et  commentario  critico  instruxit 
Johannes  Huemer.    Accedunt  excerpta  ex 


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Remi,  of  Auxerre.  Excerpta  ex  expositione  In  Se- 
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Sedulins,  Heim-ich. 

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Sedulius  Scotns. 

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9  cent.    Scripta  quae 

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Contents.  Exposillo  brevis  in  Kvangelia.  —  Ex- 
plauatlones  in  praefatlones  S.  Hleronymi  ad  Evan- 
gella. — Collectanea  in  omnes  B.  Pauii.— De  rectori- 
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ExplanatluUGUlade  breviar jorum  et  capliulo- 

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(Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Soman,  v.  9,  p.  29.) — Liber  de  rec- 
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See  of  Rome  in  the  middle  ages.  Reichel, 
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Seebacb,  Karl  Albert  Ludwig,  Freiherr  von. 
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Klein,  C.    Zur  erinnerung  an  S.    11pp.    (Goettln- 

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Seebotain,  Frederic.  1833—.  English  vil- 
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Era  of  the  Protestant  revolution.    New 

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Seebohm,  Henry.    Siberia  in  Asia.    With 

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Seeger,  Karl  Anton  Heinrich.  1820—.  Der 
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Seeland,   Island.,    Denmark.       Continuatio 

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Seele    und    Oott.      Herder,   J.    G.   von, 

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Contents.  Elementary  principles  In  art.  —  The 
Church  as  a  teacher  of  morality. -English  in 
schools.- Ijater  empire.— liiberai  educalion  In 
universities. —  Milton's  poetry,  —  Mil  ton's  po- 
litical opinions.— Teaching  of  polities. -Proxi- 
mate cause  of  the  fall  of'  the  Roman  empire. — 
Great  Roman  revolution. 

Life  and  times  of  Stein:  or,  Germany 

and  Prussia  in  the  Napoleonic  age.  Cam- 
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8°.  —4233 

The  same.    Boston,  1882.     16°.         —4327 
Short  history  of  Napoleon  I.    With  a  por- 
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(Ed.)    Livy.    Book  I.    See  Livius  Pata- 

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3881 


Later  evangelical  fathers 
13°. 

Contents. 

Cecil,  E.  Newton,  J.  Simeon,  C. 

Cowper,  W.  Pratt,  J.  Thornton,  J. 

Martyn,  H.  Scott,  T.  Wllberforoe,  W. 

Seely,  John  B.  A  voice  from  India  in  answer 

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Seemueller,  Joseph  Eusebius.  1855—. 
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{Ed.)     "Willirams  Deutsche  paraphrase 

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Seer,  The.    34  pp.    Lindau,  R.    (Blaekwood^s 

Mag.  V.  129, 1831,  p.  78.) 

Seer;  or,  common-places  refreshed.  Hunt, 
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Berlin,  1854-59.     4  v.  8°-  1474 

SecwalKen,  Die.  Lamport,  K.  (Semper, 
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S^ez,  France.  Ex  indicibus  episcsporum 
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Se>gan  Foo.  Wylie,  A,  On  the  Nestorian 
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Segar,  Francis.    Legends  from  the  conquest. 

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Segar,  Sir  William.  17  cent.  Account  of 
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Segato,  Girolamo.  1792-1836.  Atlantemonu- 

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1854.    r.  8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat.  sacris,  v. 

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Sege  off  Melayne.     Herrtage,  S.  J.  H. 

(Ed.)     (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  No. 

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Segesser,  Anton  Philipp  von.   1817 — .  Lud- 

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3  V.  8°.  3635 

Contents.      Schwclzcv   In   den  8  ersten  tranzoe- 

sl9oheuroUglonskrlegon,15G2-70,  v.  1.— Vlerzehn  jahre 

scHiveizerlsclier     mid     frnnzoesiscller     ge- 

achichten,  1571-84,  v.  2.— Zeit  der  liigue  lu  Frank- 

reloh  und  In  der  Schwelz,  1685-91,  v.  3. 

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Segliea'S,  Daniel.    Mantz,  P.    Daniel  Seg- 

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Segtaers,  Geraart.    Mantz,  P.    G6rard  Seg- 

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Segtaezzi,  Anton  Federigo.     —1745.    Vita 

di  Annlbal  Caro.    53  pp.    (Caro,  A.,  Opere,  v.  1,  p.  xvll.) 

Segnerl,  Paolo.    1624-94.    Prediche.    68  pp. 

{Kaccolta prose  ital.  v.  2,  p.  317.) 

IViceron,  J.  P.    MSm.  des  hommea,  v.  1. 

Segni,  Bernardo.    — 1559.     Storie  fiorentine, 

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S^grais,    Jean   Regnanld   de.      1634-1701. 

Eglogues.  6  pp.  (Poitovin,  P.,  Pe(i(s  poSfes/r.  V.  1,  p. 
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Bredif,  L.    Segrais,  sa  vie  et  ses  ceuvres. 

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IVlceron,  J.  P.    M6m,  des  hommea,  v.  16. 

S6gnier,  Antoine  Louis.  Poetalis,  J.  E.  M. 
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Seguier,  Pi-ederick  Peter.  Critical  and 
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Seguier,  Jean  Frangois.     Boissier,  G.    Un 

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S&guin,  Edouard,  M.  D.  1812-80.  Traite- 
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Eeport  on  edncation,  1373.    137  pp.    (Thurston, 

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Seguiu,  Joseph.  1814—.  La  dentelle  :  his- 
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S^guin,  L.  G.  The  Black  forest,  its  people 
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S6gur,  Anatole  Henri  Philippe,  Marquis  de. 
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La  Malsoii;   stances  et  sonnets.    7  pp.    (Corres- 

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Segur,  B.  A.,  M.  D.  Privy-vaults  and  cess- 
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S6gur,  Joseph  Alexandre, Ftcomie  de.  1756- 
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3  v.  16°.  —1368 
S6gur,  Louis  Philippe,  Gomte  de.     1753-1830. 

Memoires,  souvenirs,  et  anecdotes.  Corres- 
pondance  et  pensees  du  Prince  de  Ligne. 
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Modern  French  historians.      SSgur.     13  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  30, 1831,  p.  731.)— Sainre-Beuve, 

0.  A.    Comte  de  S.    22  pp.    {Portraits  IMiraires,  v.  2,  p. 
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S6gur,  Philippe  Paul,  Comte  de.  1780-1873. 
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Champagny,  F.  de.    MSmolres  de  S.   29  pp.    (Cor- 

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S^gur,  Sabine  de,  en  religion  Sceur  Jeanne- 

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SegHSiani.    Bernard,  A.  J.    Inscription  de- 

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Segny,  Joseph.  1689-1761.    Notice  ;  CEuvres 

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sons  f  undbres.  261  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Orat.  sacris,  v. 
62,  p.  799.) 

Setien  und  der  blick.    39  pp.    Meyer, 

H.  von.    (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  17, 1882,  p.  629.) 

SeUfire,  Abbot  of  Chaumouzey.    —1138.  Pri- 

mordla  Calmoslacensla.  24  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
v.  12,  p.  324;  MartSne,  E.,  and  Durand,  D.,  Thes.  nov. 
anec.  v.  3,  p.  1169;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  tat.  v.  162,  p. 
1119.) 

Seberijn  von  Prevorst.  Kerner,  J.  A.  C. 

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Seherin  Toranssichte.    183  pp. 

mann,  F.  W.  {Ed.),  Weggewolmfs  lied,  p.  16a. 

Seliested,  Hannibal.  Moldenhawer,  D.  G. 
Hannibal  Sehesteds  foerate  ambasaade  1  Fraulirlg.  87 
pp.    [Slcandin.  lUteratunelskai,  v.  4,  p.  nO;  v.  7,  p.  157.) 

Sebnsncht.    38  pp.    Lenau,  N.,  Qedichte, 

V.  1,  p.  3. 

Set  gioriiate.  Erizzo,  S.  {Eaccolta  dinovell. 

itcd.  V.  11.)  1883 

Seiflel,  Johann  Julius.     1810—.     The  organ 

and  its  construction.    London,  1855.     8°. 

—3745 
Seidelin,  Glaus.    Hamilton,  A.   ClausSeide- 

lln  :  a  Danish  apothecary  of  the  18  century.    14  pp. 

{Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  11;  1865,  p.  67.) 

Seldl,  Johann  Gabriel.   1804-75.   TheAlarm- 

bell  ot  Cologne.  2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Hag.  V.  30,  1847, 
p.  651.)— The  FIre-bell  of  Cologno.  1  p.  {Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  46,  1865,  p.  497.)— The  Rnilied  cllurcll 
of  'Wiiiandci'baii.  1  p.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  30, 
1847,  p.  662.) 

Seidler,  Louise.    XJhde,  H.     Erinnerungen 

und  leben  der  malerin  Louise  Seidler.  1875. 

Seifried,  Abbot  of  Tegernsee.    11  cent.    Epis- 

tolae;  Epitaphlum.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  y.  142,  pp.  719,  723.) 

Seila'nd,  Island,  Norway.  Engelstoft,  L. 
Noget  om  de  anstalter,  som  under  Calmar-krigen  bleve 
gjorte  til  at  sikkre  Gen  Sjelland  mod  flendtligt  an- 
greb,  med  forudskikkede  almlndellge  betragtnlnger 
over  forsvarsvaeeenet  til  lands  i  begyndelsen  af  Chris- 
tian den  fjerdes  regjerlng.  56  pp.  {Skandin.  littera- 
turselskab,  v.  7,  p.  101.)— Sliienter,  F.  C.  C.  H.,  Bp.  of 
Seeland.  Lejre  1  Sjelland,  1  begyndelsen  at  det  nlttende 
aarhundrede.  60  pp.  {Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  2, 
p.  265.) 

Seller,  Emma.  The  voice  in  singing.  Tr. 
from  the  German  by  a  member  of  the  Ameri- 
can Philosophical  Society.    Phila.  1868.    13°. 

—3745 

The  voice  in  speaking.  Tr.  from  the  Ger- 
man by  W.  H.  Furness.    Phila.  1875.     13°. 

—3173 
Seller,  Ernst  Eduard.  1810—.  Vollstaendiges 
griechisch-deutsches  woerterbuch  ueber  die 
gedichte  des  Homeros  und  der  Homeriden 
.  .  .  neu  bearbeitet  von  Dr.  C.  Capelle. 
Leipzig,  1878.     8°.  3373 

(Ed,)    Alciphronis  Epistolae.    See  Alci- 

phron. 

Seller,  Friedrich  (Ed.)  Ruodlieb,  der  ael- 
teste  roman  des  mittelalters,  nebst  epigram- 
men,  mit  einleitung,  anmerkungen  und  glos- 
sar.    Halle,  1883.    8°.  3396 

Seller,  Georg  Friedrich,  D.D.  1733-1807. 
Biblical  hermeneutics  :  or,  the  art  of  Scrip- 
ture interpretation.  With  notes,  strictures, 
and  supplements  from  the  Dutch  of  J.  Her- 
inga.  Tr.  from  the  originals,  with  additional 
notes  and  observations,  by  Rev.  William 
Wright.     London,  1835.  '  8°.  —1336 

Seilhainer,  George  O.  History  of  the 
American  theatre,  before  the  revolution. 
Phila.  1888.    4°.  3333 

Seine,  Department  of  France.  Guilhermy,  F. , 
Baron  de.  Statistique  moiiuraentale  du  d6partement 
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Seine  river.  Belgeand,  E.  La  Seine.  I. 
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Lenniee,  G.    Etudes  geologiques  et  pale- 

ontologiques  sur  I'embouchure  de  la  Seine. 
n.  d.  3  v. 

Bande,  J.  J.    La  Seine  maritime.    118  pp.    {Rev.d. 

deux  mondes,  1861,  2  p6r.  v.  24,  p.  332;  1860,  v.  28,  p.  903; 
1861,  V.  36,  p.  777  )— Blerzy,  H.  Le  bassin  de  la  S.  23 
pp.    (ijeii.  d.  deux  mondes,  1873,  2  p6r.  v.  100,  p.  62.)— 


Boiiamy,  F.  N.  Mdmolre  sur  I'lnondatlon  de  la  S.  h, 
Paris,  D6c.  1740.  34  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  In- 
script.  Hist.  T.  17,  1761,  p.  07,").)— Dn  Camp,  M.  La 
Seine  ii  Paris.  35  pp.  (.Rcu.  d.  dcwx  mnndes,  1867,  2  p6r. 
V.  72,  p.  161 .)— MaiiisiMg,  K.  Assaluisseraent  de  la  S. 
45pp.  {Inhis  Sanitary  worksabroad.p. 5.)— Rhodes, 
A.  Along  the  S.  13  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  10, 1875, 
p.  472.) 

Selne-et-Marne,  Department  of  France. 

Bom-quelot,  L.  F.  Objets  en  bronze  de  I'Spoque 
m^rovlnglenne,  trouvfis  dans  le  dfipartement  de  S.  1 
p.  (Soc.  ontiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1867-58,  p.  105 ;  with 
M(m.  V.  24, 1859.) 

Selne-Iiifferleure,  Department  of  France. 

Cocliet,  J.  B.  D.  Operations  archSologiques  du  d£- 
partement  de  la  S.  157  pp.  {Hev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  7, 
1863,  p.  32;  v.  9,  1864,  p.  94;  V.  II,  1865,  p.  191;  V.  13, 
1866,  p.  314;  V.  15,  1867,  p.  194  ;  v.  17,  1868,  p.  33;  V.  19, 
1869,  p.  186  ;  V.  21,  1870,  p.  73  ;  V.  22,  1870-71,  p.  304 ;  V. 
26,  1B73,  pp.  114,  144;  T.  28,  1874,  p.  53  ;  V.  29,  1875,  p. 
137.)— Conrtef,  J.  Villas  romaines  et  clmetiftres 
mSrovIngiens  de  la  S.  10  pp.  (JJeu.  arcMoZ.  1860,  p.  625.) 

Selngalt,  Casanova  de.  See  Casanova  de 
Seingalt. 

Selnte  Marlierete,  the  meiden  ant  mar- 
tyr, in  old  English.  1  ed.  from  the  skin 
books  in  1863,  by  Oswald  Cockayne,  and 
now  reissued.  London,  1866.  8°.  {Early 
Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  18.)  3135 

Selsniological  Society  of  Japan. 
Transactions.  Tokio,  1880-83.  5v.8°-  —1653 

Seismology.    See  Earthquakes. 

Seiss,  Joseph  Augustus,  D.  D.  1833—.  The 
last,  times.  An  earnest  discussion  of  mo- 
mentous themes.  Baltimore,  1856.  8°.  —4346 

Selssel,  Claude  de.  Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem. 
des  hommes,  v.  24. 

Selsyllt    (Bryvfwrch).      1160-1310.      Elegy 

on  lorwerth  son  of  Owaln.  [  Welsh.]  3  pp.  (Myvyrian 
archaiol.  of  Wales,  v.  1,  p.  338.} 

Seitenstetten,  Austria.  Raab,  I.  Ur- 
kundenbuch  des  benedictiner-stiftes.  Sei- 
tenstetten.  1870.  (Fontes  rer.  Austriae.  2 
abth.  Diplomataria,  v.  33.) 

Selxas,  James.  Peabody,  A.  P.  Seixas's 
Hebrew  grammar.  6  pp.  (e/ir.  ficam.  v.  16, 1834,  p.  66.) 

Selxas,  M.  J.  Vocabulario  da  lingua  indi- 
gena  geral  para  o  usodo  seminario  episcopal 
do  Para.  [Anon.']  Para,  1853.  18°.  {With 
Warder,  T.  B.,  and  Catlett,  J.  M.,  Battle  of 

.    Young'' s  branch.)  8647 

Seizldme  sidcle  en  France,  Le.  Dar- 
mesteter,  A.,  and  Hatzfeld,  A.  {Eds.)    2357 

SelKlnger,  Johann  Georg.  Theorie  und 
praxis  der  bibliothekwissenschaft.  Grund- 
linien  der  archivwissenschaft.  Dresden, 
1863.     8°.  L.83 

Selbacta,  Ludwig.  Streitgedicht  in  der  alt- 
provenzalischen  lyrik  und  sein  verhaeltniss 
zu  aehnlichen  dichtungen  anderer  littera- 
turen.  Marburg,  1886.  8°.  (Stengel,  E., 
Ausgaben,  v.  57.)  2305 

Selbey,  William.  Temple  of  Venus,  a  poem. 
London,  1737.  16°.  (Wharton,  P.,  Works, 
V.  1,  p.  157.)  3105 

Selborne,  l  Earl  of.    See  Palmer,  R. 

Selborise.  White,  G.  Natural  history  of 
Selborne.   1861.    {Bohn. 'B.  Q...mustr.  Libr.) 

visit,  to  S.    18  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  48, 1840,  p. 

816;  V.  80,  1856,  p.  176.)— Wliite,  J.  Observations  on 
a  piece  ot  antiquity  found  at  S.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Arclmeo- 
logia,  V.  17, 1814,  p.  116.) 

Selbsttanfe,  Die,  roman.   74  pp.   Gutzkow, 

K.  F.,  Gesamm.  vierke,  v.  3,  i>.  73. 

Selby,  Charles.  1801-63.  Antony  and  Cleo- 
patra, a  burietta.  15  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  v.,  Bo5ion</iea(. 
V.  11.)— A  Liadjr  and  gentleman  In  a  peculiarly 
perplexing    predicament,   a   burietta.     21    pp. 


SELBY 


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SELECTED  SPEECHES 


(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  thiaL  v.  19.)— Ijast  of  the 
pigtails,  petite  comedy.  23  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  (?iea(.  v.  24.)— Marble  heart ;  or,  the  sculp- 
tor's dream.  53  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  v.,  Boston  aea(.  V. 
8.)— Satan  lu  Paris;  or,  the  mysterious  stranger,  a 
drama.  70  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  iheat.  v.  2.) — 
Valet  de  sham,  a  tarce.  21  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  theat,  v,  23.) 

Selby,  Prideaux  John.  1780-1867.  History 
of  British  forest-trees,  indigenous  and  intro- 
duced.    London,  1843.     8°.  —2695 

Parrots.  Edinburgh,  1855.  16°.  (Jar- 
dine,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  Ubr.  v.  10.)  —3637 

Pigeons.    Edinburgh,  n.   d.     16°.     {3sa-- 

&ine,SirW.,Nat.IAbr.v.9.)  —3637 

[JEd.)    Annals  and  Magazine  of  Natural 

history.    See  Annals  and  Magazine  of  Natu- 
ral history. 

Glance  over   Selby's   ornithology.     24  pp. 

{Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  20,  1H26,  p.  651.) 

Selby,  Walford  Baking  (Ed.)  Robberies  of 
Chaucer  by  Richard  Brerelay  and  others  at 
Westminster,  and  at  Hatcham,  Surrey,  on 
Tuesday,  Sept.  6,  1S90.  London,  1875.  8°. 
(Chaucer  Soc.  3  s.  No.  13.)  1303 

Seidell,  Amhurst.     Love  and  folly.     38  pp. 

(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6,  p.  258.) 

Seidell,  Camille.   Circa  1830—.   Les  derniers 

jours  de  Henri  Heine.   Paris,  1884.   13°.  5844 

The  same,  tr.  into  English  by  C.  Brune. 

London,  1884.     13°.  5843 

Selden,  John.  1584-1654.  Opera  omnia, 
tam  edita  quam  Inedita.  CoUegit  ac  reoen- 
suit ;  vitam  auctoris,  praefationes,  et  indices 
adjecit,  David  Wilkins.  Londini,  1726.  8 
V.  in6,£o.  —1361 

Contents.  Analecta  Anglo-Britannica,  v.  4. — 
De  anno  civlli  "veteris  ecclesiae,  sou  relpubUcae 
Judaicae,  dlssertatlo,  v.  1. — Privilege  of  the  baronage 
of  England,  V.  6.— 01  the  birth-day  of  Our  Sav- 
iour, V.  0. — Of  Calvin's  Judgment  on  the  Rev- 
elations, V.  6.— De  dils  Syris,  v.  3.— Notes  upon 
Drayton's  Polyolbion,  v.  6.— Original  of  duels, 
V.  5. —  Notae  In  Eadmerum,  v.  4.  —  England's 
epinoinis,  v.  5.  —  Epistolae  et  poemata,  v.  4.— 
Eutychius,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria.  Eccleslae  suae 
engines,  V.  3.— Dissertatio  ad  Fletam,  v.  4.— Notes 
upon  Fortescue  de  Laudibus,  etc.  v.  6. — Arguments 
concerning  the  baronies  of  Grey  and  Rulhen,  v.  6. 
— Notes  upon  Hengham's  Summa,  etc.  v.  6. — 
Janus  Auglorum,  v.  4.— Of  the  Jews  sometimes 
living  in  England,  v.  6.— Judicature  in  Parliament, 
V.  6,— De  jure  natural!  et  gentium  juKta  dlscipli- 
nam  Ebraeorum,  v.  1.— Discourse  of  the  ofBce  of 
Lord  Chancellor,  v.  6. — Mare  clausum  ;  Vlndi- 
ciae  de  scriptlone  Maris  clausi,  v.  4.— Marmora 
Arnndclliana,  v.  4.— Of  the  passage  touching  the 
number  666,  v.  6.— Judicium  de  deoem  scriptorl- 
bus  Anglicanis,  v.  4.— Speeches  in  the  House  of 
Lords  and  Commons,  v.  6. — De  successionibus  In 
bona  def  unctorum ;  et  de  successionibus  In  pontlflca- 
tum  Ebraeorum,  v.  3.— De  gynedrits  et  praetaoturis 
] urldicis  veterum  Ebraeorum, v.  2,— Table  talk,  v.  6. 
—Of  the  original  of  ecclesiastical  jurisdiction  of 
testaments,  v.  6.— Titles  of  honour,  v.  5.— His- 
.1  tory  of  tythes,  "with  the  answers  to  Sempill,  Til- 
11  seley,  and  a  letter  to  the  Marquis  of  Buclitngham,  v. 
"  v6.— Of  his  purpose  and  end  in  writing  the  History  of 
tythes,  V.  6.— Uxor  Ebraica,  v.  3.— Letter  to  Mr. 
August  Vincent,  Eougo-Croix,  concerning  his  Dis- 
covery of  errors,  v.  6.— 'Wllklns,  D.  Dedioatlo,  prae- 
latio,  et  vita  Seldeni,  v.  1. 

— -  Table  talk,  1689.     London,   1868.     16°. 

( Arber,  E. ,  Reprints. )  3127 
In  Eadmeri  Eistoriam  novorum  notae.    IB  pp. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  169,  p.  623.)— Of  the 

Jewcs  sometimes  living  In  England.    3  pp.    (Pur- 

chas,  S.,  His  pilgrimest  v.  5,  p.  151.) 

AiKiN,  J.  Lives  of  John  Selden  and  Abp. 

Usher.     1812. 
Johnson,  G.  W.  Memoirs  of  John  Selden, 

and  notices  of  the  political  contest  during 

his  time.    1885. 


Franclc,  A.    Selden.   62  pp.   (In  Ms  R^formateurs, 

p.  86 ;  and  Rev.  coiltemp.  1860,  v.  4,  p.  385.)— JVlceron, 
J.  P.  M6m.  des  homines,  v.  6 — Koscoe,  H.  John 
Selden.  17  pp.  (In /tis  Lives  of  eminent  Brit,  lawyers, 
p.  43:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cj/c.)— 'Wilkins,  D.  Vita 
Seldeni.    56  pp.    (Selden,  J.,  0^e7'a  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Selden,  William,  M.  D.  1808—.  Vieves  on 
the  subject  of  prevention  of  yellow  fever.  5  pp.  (Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  4,  p.  286.) 

Seldjoukldes.    See  Seljukides. 
Select  charters  and  other  illustrations  of 
English  constitutional  history.    Stubbs,  W. 

(Ed.)  1577 

Select  collection  of  Englishsongs.  Ritson, 

J.  (Ed.)     3  V.  1335 

Select  collection  of  old  plays,    Dodsley, 

B..(Ed.)     13  V.  3364 

Select  collection  of  views  and  ruins  in 

Rome.    Merigot,  J.  —1731 

Select  essays.    Schopenhauer,  A.     — 1438 
Select  exercises  for  young  proficients  in 

the  mathematicks.     Simpson,  T.  — 3437 

Select  extra-tropical  plants.  Mueller, 

F.  von.  —2685 

Select  Icelandic  poetry,  tr.  from  the 

originals.     Herbert,  W.  ( TV. )  2345 

Select  memoirs  of  Port  Royal.    Schim- 

melpenninck,  M.  A.    3  v.  —3296 

Select  pamphlets.    Duane,  W.  J.,  and 

others.  —3353 

Select  papyri   in  the  Hieratic  character 

from  the  collections  of  the  British  Museum. 

Hawkins,  E.  1211 

Select  reviews,  and  spirit  of  the  foreign 

magazines.       By   E.   Bronson  and    others. 

Phila.  1809-13.    8  v.  8°.  4991 

Select  specimens  of  Gothic  architecture. 

Caveler,  W.  —1773 

Select  speeches.  Chapman,  N.  (^d.)  5v. 

1354 
Select  tracts  relating  to  the  civil  virars  in 

England.  Maseres,  F.,  Barom.  3  v.  1553 
Selecta  i'ungorum  carpologia.     Tu- 

lasne,  L.  R.,  and  Tulasne,  C.  3  v.  —3681 
Selected  essays.  Hayward,  A.  3  v.  3264 
Selected  essays  on  language,  niythology, 

and  religion.  Mueller,  F.  M.  2  v.  3387 
Selected  monographs.    London,  1861. 

8°.     (New  Sydenham  Soc.  Y.  U.)  —3775 

Contents.    Czcrmak,  J.  N.    On  the  laryngoscope, 

and  its  employment  in  physiology  and  medicine, — 

Dusch,  T.  von.     On   thrombosis    of   the    cerebral 

sinuses.— Esmarch,  J.  F.  A.    Ou  the  uses  of  cold  in 

surgery.- Radike,  G.    On  the  importance  and  value 

of  arlthmetric  means — Schroeder  van  der  Kolk, 

J.  L.  K.    On  atrophy  of  the  brain. 

Selected  monographs.     London,  1884. 
8°.    (New  Sydenham  Soc.  Y.  no.)         —3773 

Contents.  Iiandau,  L.  Moveable  kidney  in  women. 
—Senator,  H.  Albuminuria  in  health  and  disease. — 
Stewiirt,  A.  P.  Some  considerations  on  the  nature 
and  pathology  of  typhus  and  typhoid  fever. 

Selected  monographs.    London,  1888. 
8°.     (New  Sydenham  Soc.  y.  121.)         —3773 

Contents.  Klebs,  E.,  and  Tommasl-Crudeil,  C.  On 
the  nature  of  malaria.— Marchiafava,  E.,  and  Celli, 
A.  On  the  alterations  in  the  red  globules  in  malaria 
infection,  and  on  the  origin  of  melanaemia. — Neuge- 
bauer,  E.  L.  New  contribution  to  the  history  and 
etiology  of  spondyl-ollsthesls.— Raynaud,  M.  Ou 
local  asphyxia  and  symmetrical  gangrene  of  the  ex- 
tremities J  New  researches. 
Selected  odes.    Pindarus.  3286 

Selected  speeches  and  reports  on  finance 
and  taxation,  1859-78.    Sherman,  J.    —1363 


SELECTION 


4038 


SELINGER 


Selection  of  curious  articles  from  the 
Gentleman's  Magazine.     Walker,  J.    4  v. 

4931 

Selection  of  .  .  .  flslies  found  upon  the 
coast  of  Ceylon.    Bennett,  J.  W.  —2621 

Selection  of  ornaments  in  various  styles. 
Grimes,  (— ),  and  Newton,  (— ).  —1783 

Selection  of  sacred  music  made  for 
the  benefit  of  the  Wesley  Chapel  choir. 
Baltimore,  1835.    obi.  8°.  —2733 

Selection  of  the  birds  of  Brazil  and 
Mexico.     Swainson,  W.  — 2615 

Selection  of  the  geological  memoirs 
contained  in  the  Annales  des  Mines.  De  La 
Beche,  Sir  H.  T.  (Ed.)  —1617 

Selection  of  Tases,  statues  .  .  .  Blash- 
field,  J.  M.  —1733 

Selections  from  the  American  poets. 
Bryant,  W.  C.  1348 

Selections  from  the  Attic  orators. 
Jebb,  R.  C.  {Ed.)  3274 

Selections  from  the  British  poets. 
Halleck,  F.  G.  (Ed.)    2  v.  1368 

Selections  from  the  correspondence 
of  the  executive  of  New  Jersey,  from  1776 
to  1786.  Pub.  by  order  of  the  Legislature. 
Newark,  1848.    8°.  1654 

Selections  from  the  early  ballad 
poetry  of  England  and  Scotland.  King,  R. 
J.  1336 

Selections  from  the  historical  inscrip- 
tions of  Chaldaea,  Assyria,  and  Babylonia. 
Rawlinson,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  H.  C,  and  Norris, 
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V.  1.  ,  1311 

Selections  from  the  Kur-^n.  Lane, 
E.  W.  3193 

Selections  from  the  less  kno^rn  Latin 
poets.    Finder,  N.  3343 

Selections  from  the  letters,  despatches, 
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tariat.   Forrest,  G.  W.  (£'d.)     3  v.  3441 

Selections  from  the  public  docu- 
ments of  the  province  of  Nova  Scotia. 
Akins,  T.  B.  [Ed.)  1636 

Selections  from  the  records  of  the 
city  of  Oxford.    Turner,  W.  H.  (Ed.)    1533 

Selections  from  the  records  of  the 
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Papers  relating  to  indigo  cultivation  in  Ben- 
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Selections  from  the  records  of  the 
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Selenka,  Emil,  and  others.  Die  Sipuncu- 
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Selenographia.    Hevel,  J.  —2401 

Seleucia.  Langlois,V.  Les  mines  deSeleu- 
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Seleucidae.  Gardner,  P.  Seleucid  kings 
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Vaillant,  J.  F.  Seleucidarum  imperium. 

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Seleucus  (Homeripus),  of  Alexandria.  Frag- 

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Scliinldt,  M.    Seleaous  der  Homerllier  und  seine 

naraensverwandten.  24  pp.  (Philologust  v.  3,  1848, 
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Self-consciousness.    19  pp.    Grinnell,  C. 

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Self-culture.  Blackie,  J.  S.  On  self-cul- 
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Clarke,  J.  P.     Self-culture :   physical, 

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Emerson,  R.  W.  In  his  Letters  and  social 

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Hamerton,  P.  G.    Intellectual  life.   1873. 

Bi'azer,  J.     Thoughts  on  self-educatlou.    17  pp. 

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Self-defence,  Right  of.    30  pp.    Mason,  C. 

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Self-devotion,  Two  acts  of.  34  pp.  (Black- 
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Self-discipline.    7  pp.    Helps,  A.,  Essays, 

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Lowell,  J.  R.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1861,  p.  761.) 

Self-reliance,  Transcendental  doctrine  of. 

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Selfridge^  Capt.  Thomas  Oliver.  1837—. 
Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys  to  ascer- 
tain the  practicability  of  a  ship-canal  be- 
tween the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans  by  the 
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Self-seer,  The.    35  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  39, 

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Selim-il-Anagh.  Jealousy.  2  pp.  (Dub- 
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Selina,  oder  ueber  die  unsterblichkeit  der 

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Mayence.  Concilium  In  Salegunstat  habitum.  3  pp. 
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Seljnktdes.    Behraauer,  W.  F.  A.    Ueber 

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Selkirk,  5  Earl  of.    See  Douglas,  T. 

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with  an  account  of  the  Church  Missionary 
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3446 

Selkirkshire,  Scotland.  Ceaig-Bhown,  T. 
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Sell,  Henry.  Dictionary  of  the  world's  press 
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Sella.    14  pp.     Bryant,  W.  C. ,  Poet,  works, 

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Sellar,  Patrick.     Monypenny,   D.     Report 

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Sellar,  William  Young.  1835—.  Roman 
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1877.     8°:  3355 

Roman  poets  of  the  republic.   Edinburgh, 

1868.  8°.  (Rev.  of,  by  F.  T.  Palgrave,  in 
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Contents.  L.  Attius.- Catuflus.- Q.  Enjilus.— 
Vestiges  oC  early  indigenous  poetry  in  Rome  and 
ancient  Italy, — liivius  Andronicus.— C.  Lucilius. 
— Liucretius.— Cn.HTacvin  8.— M.Pacnvlus.— Gen- 
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The  same.  New  ed.,  revised  and  enlarged. 
Oxford,1881.  8°.  CRev.oiinAtlant. Monthly, 
V.  48,  1881,  p.  701.)  3354 

Note Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding,  with  the 

addition  ot  T.  Macclus  Plautus  and  Terence. 

Ijucretius  and  the  poetic  characteristics  of  his 

age.  46  pp.  ( Ox/ord  essai/s,  1855,  p.  1.)— Characteristics 
of  Tliucydides*    30  pp.    (Oxford  essays.  1851, -p.  2B3.) 

Selle,  Christian  Gottlieb.  1748-1800.  Krank- 
heitsgeschichte  des  hoechstseeligen  koenigs 
von  Preussen  Friedritjli'sdeszweyten  majes- 
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Selling  the  soul.    13  pp.    Home,  R.  H. 

iContemp.  Men.  v.  33, 1878,  p.  310.) 

Selling,  Adam  Burchhard.     Hipping,  A.  J. 

Adam  Burchhard  Sellius.    19  pp.    {Skanain.  litteratur- 
selshai,  v.  18,  p.  278.) 
Sellwood,    Sir   Andrew.    Russell,  W.    Sir 
Andrew  Sellwood,  Knight.  9  pp.    {In  his  Eccentric  per- 
sonages, p.  42.) 

Selma,  Alabama.    Hosea,  L.  M.    Campaign 

ofS.    30  pp.    {Shxtches  of  war  history,  imi-6o,y.l,  XI.  n.) 

Selmonrs,  nouvelle.  '  41  pp.    Florian,  J.  P. 

C.  de,  CHuvres,  v.  3,  p.  177. 

Selosse,  Rene.  Traite  de  I'annexion  au  ter- 
ritoire  frangais  et  de  son-d6membrement. 
Paris,  1880.    8°.  —1355 


Seltsanie  leiden  eines    theaterdirektors. 

126  pp.   Hoffmann,  E.  T.  W.,Ausgeil>.  schriften,  v.  10,  p.  1. 

Seltsames  begegnen  und  wiedersehen, 

erzaehlung.  70  pp.  Arnim,  L.  A.  von,  Saetnmt.  werke, 
V.  4,  p.  1. 

Seltzanie  Springinsfeld,  Der,  roman. 

158  pp.  Grlmmelshauaeu,  H.  3.  C.  von,  [iSchriften,]  v. 
3,  p.  3.    (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Siutig.  v.  65.) 

Selva  de  aventuras.    37  pp.    Contreras, 

H.  de.  {Novel,  anter.  4  Cervantes,  p.  469 :  Bibliot.  de  aulor. 
espan.) 

SelvatiCO,  Pietro.    Delle  arti  belle  in  rela- 

zlone  a  Dante.  32  pp.  (Cellini,  M.,  and  Ghlvizzanl, 
G.,  Dante  e  il  suo  secolo,  p.  691.) 

Selve,  Jean  Paul  de,  Bp.  of  St.-Flour.  Propos 
qui  ont  §t§  tenuz  entre  I'arcevesque  de  Vieune  et  de 
Salve,  ambassadeurs  du  roy  k  Eomme,  Mai,  1637.  10 
pp.  (Lafalst,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  3, 
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Selwyn,  Alfred  Richard  Cecil.  1834—.  Geo- 
logipal  and  natural  history  survey  of  Canada. 
Reports  of  progress,  1866-86.  Montreal,  1866- 
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See  also  Ijogan,  Sir  W.  E.,  SelTvyn,  A.  R.  C,  and 
others. 

and  Dawson,  George  Mercer.  Descrip- 
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Selwyn,  George  Augustus,  Bp.  of  Lichfield. 
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1879,  p.  33.) 

Selwyn,  George  Augustus.  Jesse,  J.  H. 
George  Selwyn  and  his  contemporaries. 
1843-44,  4  V. 

Hayfvard,  A.    George  Selwyn.    60  pp.    (Biog.  and 

crit.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  149.]— Iligll  life  in  tlie  last  cen- 
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Jesse,  J.  H.  George  Augustus  Selwyn.  33  pp.  {In 
his  Mem.  of  celebrated  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  89.)— AVliar- 
ton,  G.,  and  Wharton,  P.  George  Selwyn.  27  pp. 
{In  their  Wits  and  beaux  of  society,  v.  2,  p.  69.) 

Selwyn   in   search   of  a    daughter. 

84  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  21, 1827,  pp.  82, 181,  261,  448, 
793.) 

Selys  -  IiOngchamps,  Michel  Edmond, 
Baron  de,  and  Ilagen,  Herman  August. 
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1854.    8°.  —2673 

The  same.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem. 
V.  9,  1854.)  —3636 

—  Monographie  des  gomphines.    Liege, 

1858.  8°.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem. 
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Revue  des  odonates  ou  libellules  d 'Eu- 
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The  same.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mem. 
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Semaphores.    Julien,  F.    Application  de 

r61ectrlcit§  aux  semaphores  sur  lea  cotes  de  France. 
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Semi-centennial  celebration  of  the 

founding    of    the    theological  seminary  at 
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Seminaries  and  seminarians.    31  pp. 

(Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  N.  Y.  s.  v.  2, 1861,  p.  97.) 

Seminarium    totius    philosophiae. 

Bernard!,  G.  B.     2  v.  —1411 

Seminary  libraries  and  university  ex- 
tension. Adams,  H.  B.  (Adams,  H.  B., 
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Seniinetti,  Averano.  Neri,  A.  Poesie  in- 
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Semini,  Andrea.     Chaumelin,  M.     In  his 

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d.  deux  mondeSy  1857,  2  p6r.  v.  10,  p.  114.)— liOttiier,  G. 
On  sistertamllies  of  languages,  especially  those  con- 
nected with  the  Semitic  family.  29  pp.  (Philol.  Soo. 
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tions  of  the  Aryan  and  Semitic  languages.  150  pp. 
{Bibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  33,  1876,  pp.  78,  352;  T.  36,  1879,  p. 
674 ;  V.  37, 1880,  pp.  628, 762.)— Merx,  A.  Mlacellen  zur 
aemitiachen  lautlehre.  8  pp.  (Deutach.  morg.  geaells. 
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semitischen.  9  pp.  [Zeits.  f.voelkerpsych.  y.  T ,1811,  jt. 
403.)— Olsiiausen,  J.  Pruefung  des  charakters  der 
in  den  assyrischen  kellinschriften  enthaltenen  semit- 
ischen sprache.  22  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wisaena.  Fhilol. 
klasse  Abhandl.  1864,  p.  475.)— Pllilippi,  F.  W.  M.  Ad. 
Koch:  deraemltischeinflnitiv,  14pp.  (Deutach.  morg. 
geselis.  Zeits.  v.  29, 1876,  p.  169.)— Semitiaka  aprakstam- 
menspronomen.  Bidrag,  etc.,  at  H.  Almkvist.  10  pp. 
(Deutach.  morg.  geaella.  Zeits.  v.  30,  1876,  p.  379.)— 
Zahlwort  zwei  im  aemitiachen.  78  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  geselis.  Zeits.'V.  32, 1B78,  p.  21.)— Raumer,  R.von. 


Urvorwandtsohalt  der  semitischen  und  Indogerman- 
ischenaprachen.  15  pp.  (Zeits,  f.mrgleich,  spracli/orsch. 
V.  22,  1874,  p.  236. 1— Schleicher,  A.  Seraitlsch  und 
Indogermanisch.  9  pp.  (Beitr,  zur  vergleich.  sprac?t- 
forsch.  V.  2,  1861,  p.  236.)— Schlottmami,  K.  Zur 
semitischen  epigraphlk.  112  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
geselis.  Zeits.  v.  24,  1870,  p.  403;  v.  25, 1871,  p.  149;  V.  32, 
1878,  p.  187;  V.  33, 1879,  p.  252.)— Sprengcr,  A.  Deber 
die  bedeutung  des  edomitiachen  wortes  "Allilf  "  in  der 
Blbel  und  des  arablsohen  wortes  "Ylaf "  im  Koran. 
3  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  geselis.  Zeits.  v.  12, 186S,  p.  316.) 
— Stelnthal.  H.  Somitismus.  12  pp.  {Zeits,  f,  voelker- 
psych.  V.  8,  1875,  p.  339.)— Tafel,  L.,  and  Tafel,  B.  L. 
Semitic  comparative  philology.  35  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
V.  19,  1862,  p.  616.)— Vogue,  M.  de.  Intailles  h  U- 
gendea  semitiques.  19  pp.  {Bev.  arcMol.  n.  s.  v.  17, 
1868,  p.  432.) 

See  also  Arabic,  Assyrian,  Chaldee,  Hebrew, 
Himyarltic,  Phoenician,  Samaritan,  Syriac, 
Turkish  language.  Also  Inscriptloua,  Cunei- 
form. 

Semitic  races  and  nations.  Hommel, 
F.  Semitische  voelker  und  sprachen,  v.  1. 
1883. 

Fairbairn,  A.  M.    Place  of  the  Indo-European  and 

Semitic  races  in  history.  146  pp.  {In  his  Studies  In 
the  philosophy  of  religion,  etc.  p.  203.)— Hommel, 
F.  Patrie  originaire  dea  Semites.  12  pp.  (Cong,  iu- 
ternaz.  degli  orient.  Atti,  1878,  v.  1,  p.  217.)— Meyer, 
E.  Ueber  einige  semitische  goetter.  26  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  geselis.  Zeits,  y,  31, 1877,  p.  716.)— Mordtmann, 
J.  H.,  Jr.  Mythologische  mlacellen.  28  pp.  (Deutach. 
morg.  geselis.  Zeits.  v.  31,  1877,  p.  91;  v.  32,  1878,  p. 
652.)— Renan,  J.  E.  Nouveiles  oouaiderations  aurle 
caractSre  general  des  peuples  semitiques.  103  pp. 
{Journ.  asiat.  6  s.  v.  13,  1859,  pp.  214,  417.)— Rouge- 
mont,  F.  de.  Quelques  reflexions  sur  le  caractfere  de 
la  race  semitique.  28  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ,  et  rev.  Suisse, 
n.  per.  V.  8, 1860,  p.  242.)— Schrader,  E.  Abstammung 
der  Chaldaeer  und  die  uraitze  der  Semiten.  28  pp. 
(Deutach.  morg.  geselis.  Zeits.  v.  27, 1873,  p.  397.) 

See  also  Arabia. — Assyria.— Babylonia.— Chal- 
daea.— Druses.— JevFS  and  Judaism.— Maro- 
nites.  —  Palestine.  —  Phoenicia.  —  Samaria.  — 
Syria. — Tui-liey. 

Semler,  Christian.  1828—.  Goethe's  Wahl- 
verwandtschaften  und  die  sittliche  Weltanschauung 
dea  dichters.  43  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.n.  B.  y.l, 
1886,  p.  636.) 

Semler,  Heinrich.  Geschichte  des  social- 
ismus  und  communismus  in  Nordamerika. 
Leipzig,  1880.     8°.  —1374 

Semlin,  Slavonia.      Anville,  J.  B.  B.  d'. 

Memoire  sur  les  villes  de  Taurununi  et  de  Slngldunum. 
34  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  28, 1761, 
p.  410.) 

Semmeratake,  Belgium.    Potter,  F.  de,  and 

Broeckaert,  J.  Semmerzake.  22  pp.  {In  their  Ge- 
schiedenis  van  de  gemeenten  der  provincie  Oost- 
Vlaauderen,  1  s.  v.  6.) 

Senimes,  Raphael.  1809-77.  Cruise  of  the 
Alabama  and  the  Sumter.  New  York,  1864. 
8°.  2657 

Memoirs  of  service  afloat,  during  the  war 

between  the  states.    Baltimore,  1869.     8°. 

2654 

Service  afloat    and    ashore    during   the 

Mexican  war.    Cincinnati,  1851.     8°.       1636 

Bolles,  J.   A.     Why's,  of  the  Alabama  was  not 

tried.  19  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  3D,  1872,  pp.  88,  148.) 
— Sumter  and  Alabama.  Admiral  S.  22  pp. 
(Southern  Rev.  v.  5, 1869,  p.  208.) 

Sempacli,  Switzerland.    Lorenz,  O.    Sem- 

pacher  sohlachtlieder.  26  pp.  {Germania,  v.  6,  1861, 
p.  161.) 

Semper,  Georg.  Die  tagfalter  (rhopalooera) . 
Wiesbaden,  1886-88.  3  pts.  4°.  (Semper, 
K.,  Reisen  im  archipel  der  Philippinen,  v.  5, 
abth.  1-3.)  —1543 

Semper,  Hans.  1845—.  Donatello,  seine 
zeit  und  schule.  Eine  reihenfolge  von  ab- 
handlungen.  Wien,  1875.  8°.  (Eitelberger 
von  Edelberg,R.,  Qudlens.f.  kunstgeschichte, 
V.  9.)  —1754 


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.Donato  Bramante.    33  pp.    (Dohme,  B.,£un8£und 

kumsller,  v.  3.)— Andrea  del  Verroccblo.  28  pp. 
(Bohme,  R.,  Kunst  und  kueristler,  v.  3.) 

and  Dohme,  Robert.    Filippo  Brunel- 

lesco.    34  pp.    (J>ohme,'R.,  Kunst  undkuenstler,v.  3.) 

Semper,  Karl.  1833 — .  Natural  conditions 
of  existence  as  they  affect  animal  life.   With 

3  maps  and  106  woodcuts.  2  ed.  London, 
1881.    p.  8°.    (Internat.  Sci.  S.  v.  31.)    -5-1688 

Reisen  im  archipel  der  Philippinen.     2 

theil.  Wissenschaftliche  resultate.  Wies- 
baden, 1868-88.     5  V.  4°.  —1542 

Contents.    Bergh,  B.     Malacologlsche  untersuch- 
ungen,  v.  2.— Kobelt,  W.    Die  landdeokelsohnecken, 

V.  1,  abth.  2 I/ainpert,E.  Die  seewalzen,  v.  1,  abth. 

3. — Selenka,  £.,  and  others.  Die  alpuncuUden,  v.  4, 
abtb.  1,  pts.  1,  a.— Semper,  G-.  Die  tagtalter,  v.  6, 
abth.  1-3.— Semper,  K.  Holothurlen,  v.  1.— Land- 
mollusken,  v.  3.  —  Ueber  Behorgaue  vom  typua  der 
wirbelthleraugen  auf  dem  ruecken  von  Bcbneckeu,  v. 
3,  ergaeozungabett. 

Holothurlen  Oatatrlka'a.    6  pp.  1  pi.    (Decken, 

K.  K.  von  der,  Reisen  in  Ost-Afrika,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  117.)— 
ITeber  die  auCgabedermoderneu  tHlergeographie. 
32  pp.    {Samml.  wissens.  vorlrg.  v.  14, 1879,  p.  321.) 

(Ed.)      Arbeiten    aus    dem    Zoologisch- 

zootomischen  Institut  in  Wuerzburg.  See 
Wuerzburg.  Zoologisch-zootomischen  In- 
stitut.    Arbeiten. 

Sempill  ballates.   Semple,orSempill,R., 

4  Lord  Semple  [attributed  to].  1835 
Semple,  James,  o/BeZirees.   16  cent   Poems. 

14  pp.     (SempUl,  B.,  Sempill  batlales,  p.  241.) 

Semple,  or  Sempill,  Robert,  4  Lord  Semple 
[attributed  to}.  — 1611.  Sempill  ballates. 
A  series  of  historical,  political,  and  satirical 
Scottish  poems  .  .  .    Edinburgh,  1873.     8°. 

1335 
iVoiB.— Certain  it  aeems,  however,  that  none  of  the 
Lords  Sempill  were  poets,  p.  vll. 

[Poems.]     63  pp.     (Slbbald,  J.,  Chronicle  of  Scottish 

poetry,  v.  3,  p.  397.) 

Semple,  Robert.  Observations  made  on  a 
tour  from  Hamburg  ...  to  Gottenburg.  14  pp.  (Kev. 
of  In  E&in.  Rev.  v.  22, 1814,  p.  434.)— Observations  in  a 
Journey  through  Spain  and  Italy.  13  pp.  (Kev.  of 
In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  11,  1808,  p.  88.)— Second  Journey  in 
Spain.   13  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Bain.  JZeu.v.  16, 1810,  p.  381.) 

Semple,  Robert  Hunter  (JV.)  Memoirs  on 
diphtheria.  See  Bretonneau,  P.,  Guersant, 
( — ),  and  others. 

Sen,  Keshub  Chunder.  See  Keshub  Chunder 
Sen. 

S^nac   de   Meilhan,   Gabriel.       Sainte- 

Beuve,  C.  A.  S4aac  de  Meilhan.  32  pp.  I^Ccmseries  du 
iMndi,  v.  10,  p.  74.) 

S^iianqne,  Abbey.     Courtet,  J.     L'abbaye 

de  8.    10  pp.     (Rm.  arcMol.  v.  2, 1845,  p.  37.) 

S6nar,  Gabriel  Jerome.  1760-96.  Revela- 
tions puisees  dans  les  cartons  discomites  de 
salut  public  et  de  surete  generate  ;  ou  me- 
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ed.     Paris,  1824.     8°.  1604 

Senarega,  Bartolomeo.    —1514.    De  rebus 

Genueoalbus  commentarla  ab  anno  1488  usque  ad 
annum  1514.  65  pp.  (IMuratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script. 
V.  24,  p.  609.) 

Senart,  Emile.  1847 — .  Essai  sur  la  16gende 
du  Buddha  ;  son  caractere  et  ses  origines.  2 
ed.     Paris,  1882.     8°.  —3361 

S6nart,  Gabriel  Jerome.    See  S^nar,  G.  J. 

S^nat  de  la  r^pnblique  romaine.  Wil- 
lems,  P.  —1353 

Senator,  Hermann.  Albuminuria  in  health 
and  disease,  with  two  appendices,  1.  Gontributiou  to 
the  theory  of  urinary  secretion.  2.  Hygienic  treatment 
of  albuminuria.  Tr.  by  Dr.  T.  P.  Smith.  166  pp.  [Selected 
monographs :  New  Sydenham  Soe.  v.  110,  p.  1.)— Synanche 
contagiosa.  [Diphtheria.]  61  pp.  (Clin,  lectures  on 
medicine,  2  s.:  New  Sydenham  Soc.  v.  71,  p.  403.) 

PART  v.— 21. 


Senatus,  Prior  of  Worcester.    13  cent.    Vita 

Sanctl  Oawaldi.  38  pp.  (Ralne,  J.,  Ilistor.  ch.  of  York, 
V.  2,  p.  60:  Ot.  Brit.  Rolls  ohron.) 

S^nault,  Jean  Frangois.  1601-73.  De 
I'uaagea  des  paaaiona.  116  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Encyc. 
thiol.  V,  39,  p.  853.)— Vie  de  S.  Panegyriquea  choisis. 
171  pp.    (liligne,  J.  P.,  Oral.  saer£s,Y.  6,  p.  9.) 

Seiichan  Torpeist.     Arbois  de  Jubain- 

vllle,  H.  d'.  Senchan  Torpeist,  po^te  en  chef  d'Irlande 
et  les  Irlandaia  en  Armorlque.  9  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole 
d,  Chartes,  v.  40, 1879,  p.  146.) 

Senchus  Mor ;  ancient  laws  of  Ireland. 
See  Ancient  laws  of  Ireland. 

Send,  England.  Kemble,  J.  M.  Anglo- 
Saxon  document  relating  to  lands  at  S.  5  ppi  [Ar- 
ehaeol.  Journ.  v.  14,  1857,  p.  68.) 

Sendall,  Walter  J.  Memoir  of  Charles 
Stuart  Calverley.  116  pp.  (Blayda,  O.S.,  iii.remama, p. 1.) 

Senebier,  Jean.  1743-1809.  Histoire  lit- 
teraire  de  Geneve.    Geneve,  1786.    3  v.  8°. 

2215 

Memoire  historique  sur  la  vie  et  les  ecrits 

de  Horace  Benedict  de  Saussure  . .  .  Geneve, 
1801.    8°-  4705 

Physiologie  vegetale.     Paris,  1791.     4°. 

[Encyc.  mith.  Forets  et  bois.)  2103 

Seneca,  Lucius  Anuaeus.  B.  C.  4-A.  D.  65. 
Opera  omnia  quae  supersunt,  ex  optimis 
exemplaribus  emendata,  cum  notis  oriticis 
et  indicibus.  Ed.  J.  Schweighaeuser.  Ar- 
gentorati,  1809.     5  v.  8°.  3233 

Contents.  De  benefi  cl  i  s  llbrl  VII,  v.  2.— De  bre vi- 
tate  vttae,  v.  2. — De  morte  Clauflfl  Caesaris  ludua, 
V.  6. — De  dementia  llbrl  II,  v.  2. — De  consolatione 
ad  Helviam  matrem,  ad  Polybium,  et  Marclam  libri, 
V.  1.  —  Kplatolae  morales,  v.  3,  4.  —  f^xcei'pta 
quaedain  e  llbria  Senecae,  v.  5. — Eplgrammata  super 
exsillo,  V.  .n.— Fabricins,  J.  A.  Notltia  llteraria,  v. 
1. — Fragmenta,  v.  5.— De  ira llbrl  III,  v.  1.— liipsius, 
J.  L.  Annael  Senecae  vita,  v.  1  —  IVaturalium 
quaestionnm  libri  VII,  v.  5. — STotae  criticae,  v.  2, 
4. — De  otio  aapientla  liber,  v.  2 — De  providenfia, 
V.  1. — De  conatantia  sapientis,  v.  1. — Detranqiiilli- 
tate  animi,  v.-l. — De  -vita  beata,  v.  2. — Indices,  v.  5. 

Opera.  Ad  libros  manusoriptos  et  im- 
presses recensuit,  commentarios  criticos 
subiecit,  disputationes  et  indices  addidit 
Carolus  Rudolphus  Fickert.  Lipsiae,  1843- 
45.     3  V.  8°.  3233 

Contents.  Ad  Aebutlum  Liberalem  de  beneficiis 
llbrl  VII,  V.  2. — Ad  Paullnum  de  brevitate  vitae,  v. 
3. —Ludua  de  raorte  Claudii,  v.  3.  —  Ad  Neronem 
Caeearem  de  dementia,  v.  2. — Ad  Helviam  raatrem 
de  consolatione,  V.  3. — Ad  Marciamde  consolatione, 
v.  3.— Ad  Polybium  de  consolatione,  v.  3. — Dialogi 
IX,  V.  3.  —  Ad  LuciUum  epistularum  inoralium 
llbrl  XX,  V.  1. — Ad  Novatum  de  ira,  v.  2 — -Ad  LuciUum 
naturalium  quaestionnm  llbrl  VII,  v.  3. — Ad  Se- 
renum  de  otio,  v.  3.— Ad,  LuciUum  quare  aliqua  in- 
commoda  bonis  viris  accldant  cum  providentia  sit, 
V.  3.— Ad  Serenum  nee  injurlam  nee  contumeliam  ac- 
clpere  sapientem,  v.  3.— Ad  Serenum  de  tranqnllli- 
tate  animi,  v.  3.— Ad  Gaiilonem  de  vita  beaia,  v.  3. 

Opera  quae  supersunt.      Recognovit  et 

rerum  indicem  locupletissimum  adjecit  F. 
Haase.    Lipsiae,  1853-81.     3  v.  16°.  3333 

Contents.  De  amissis  libris  teatlmonia  veterum  et 
fragmenta  ex  lis  servata,  v.  3.— De  beneficiis,  v.  2. — 
Ludua  de  morte  Claudii,  v.  1.— Ad  Neronem  Caesarem 

de  dementia,  v.  1 Dialogorum  libri  XII,  v.  1.— 

JBpistolae  ad  Paulum  aposLolum  et  Pauli  ad  Sene- 
cain,  V.  3.— Kpistnlarum  moralinm  libri  XX,  v.  3. 

— Ejpitapbium  Senecae,  v.  3 Eplgrammata  super 

exilio,  v.  1.  —  De  moribus,  v.  3.  —  JVaturalinm 
qnaestlonum  llbrl  VII,  v.  2. — De  paupertate,  v.  3. 
— De  remediis  fortuitorum  liber,  v.  3. 

Opera  philosophica,  quae  recognovit  et 

selectis  turn  J.  Lipsii,  Gronovii,  Gruteri .  .  . 
aliorumque  commentariis,  tum  suis  illus- 
travit  M.  N.  Bouillet.  Parisiis,  1837-30.  5 
V.  8°.     (Lemaire,  N.  'E.,Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 

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Contents.      De  beneficlls,  v.    2. -De   brevitate 

▼Itne,  V.  1.— De  morte  Claudli  Oaesarls  ludus,  v.  2.— 
De  Clemeutla,  v.  1.— Consolatio  ad  Marclam,  v.  2. 
— Consolatlo  ad  Polyblum,  v.  2.— De  cousolatloiie 
ad  EelTlam,  y.  2.— Elpigraininata,  v.  4.— Kplatolae 
morales  ad  Luclllum,  v.  3,  4.— Sxcerpta  quaedam 
e  librls  Senecae,  v.  4.— Frag  men  ta,  v.  4.— De  ira,  v. 
1 — Ijipsing,  J.  Judicium  super  Seneca;  Manu- 
ductio  ad  Stoicarn  pliiiosophiam,  v.  1.— Physiologiae 
Stoicorum  iibrl  III,  v.  4.  —  De  vita  et  Bcriptls  L.  A, 
Senecae,  v.  1.  —  Naturalium  quaestionum  litirl 
VII,  V.  5.  — Notitla  literarla,  v.  6.  — De  otio  aut 
secessu  saplentls,  v.  1.— De  provideutla,  v.  2.— De 
cODstantia  sapientis,  v.  1.  —  De  traiiquillitate 
anlmi.  v.  1.— De  vita  beata,  v.  1 — Index  llterarlus, 
V.  6. — Index  rerum  et  verborum,  v.  5. 

Tragoediae  cum  notis  Th.  Famabii.   Am- 

Btelodami,  1678.    24°.  3237 

Contents.  Agamemnon. — Hercules  farens. — 
Hercules  CEtaeus.  —  Hfppolytus.  —  Medea. — 
Octavla.  —  CEdipas.  —  Tbebais.  —  Tliyestes. — 
Troas. 

Tragoediae.   Penitus  excussis  membranis 

Florentinis,  adhibitisque  codice  MS  Ultrajo, 
ed.  prima  Car.  Fernandi,  et  aliis  spectatae 
fidei  librls,  item  Joannis  Friderici  et  Jacobi 
Gronoviorum  notis  ineditis,  recognovit  F. 
H.  Bothe.     Lipsiae,  1819.     3  v.  8°.  3233 

Contents.    Agamemnon,  v.  3. — Heinsius,  D.    De 

tragoediarum  auctoiibus,  v.  1 Hercules  furens, 

V.  1. — Hercules  CEtaeus,  v.  3.— Hippolytus,  v.  2. 
— Lipslus,  J.    Dissertatio,  V.  1.— Medea,  v.  3.— Oc- 

tavia,  V.  3.— CEdlpus,  v.  2.  —  Phoeulssae,  v.  1 

Pontanus,  L.  A.  De  auctoribus  tragoediarum,  v.  1. 
— Tliyestes,  v.  1. — TroadeSt  v.  2. 

Opera  tragica,  quae  ad  Parisinos  codices 

nondum  .collates,  recensuit,  novisque  com- 
mentariis  illustravit  J.  Pierrot.  Parisiis, 
1829-32.  3  V.  8°.'  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Bihlioth. 
class.  Lat.)  4255 

Contents.    Agamemnon,  v.  2. — Avanzi,  G.     De 

generibus  carmlnum  apud  L.  Annaeum  Senecam 
tragicum,  v.  1. — Fabriclus,  G-.  De  reliquis  carml- 
num generis,  v.  1.— P6n61on,  F.  de  S.  de  la  M.,  ^6^. 
of  Cambray.  Les  aventures  de  Tfil^raacque,  llvre  XV, 
V.  3. — Heinsius.  D.  De  tragoediarum  auctoribus 
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CEtaeus,  v.  3.— Hippolytus,  v.  2. — Jacobs,  C.  F. 
W.  De  tragoediis  Senecae  tiistorlca  et  critica  disser- 
tatio, v.  1.— Klotzscb,  J.  G.  K.  De  Annaeo  Seneca 
uno  tragoediarum  quae  supersunt  omnium  auctore, 

V.  1 Lipsius,  J.    De  bis  tragoediis  dissertatio,  t.  1. 

— Medea,  V.  2.— IVotitia  literaria,  v.  1.— Octavia, 
V.  3.— CEdipus,  V.  2.— Phoenissae,  v.  1.  — Pon- 
tanus,  L.  A.  De  auctoribus  tragoediarum,  v.  1,— 
Rotrou, J.  de.  Hercule  mourant, v.  3.— Th^veneau, 
C.  S.  Hercule  au  Mont  CEta,  po6me,  v.  3.— Tbyestes, 
V.  1.— Troades,  v.  2.— Index,  v.  3. 

Tragoediae.    Accedunt  incertae  originis 

tragoediae  tres.  Recensuerunt  Rudolfus 
Peiper  et  Gustavus  Richter.  Lipsiae,  1867. 
16°.  3233 

Contents.  Incerti  Agamemno. — Hercules  [Fu- 
rens]. — Incerti  Hercules  [CEtaens].— Sledea.— 
Incerti  Octavia.—CEdipi  fragmentum.— GGdipus. 
—  Phaedra,  —  Fhoeniasarnm  tragmentum.  — 
Thyestes. — Troades. 

His  tenne  tragedies.    Tr.  into  English. 

[Manchester],  1887.  3  pts.  in  1  v.  sm.  4°. 
{Spenser  Soc.  Nos.  43,  44.)  1314 

Contents.  Agamemnon,  v.  2. — Hercnles  fu- 
rens,  v.  1. — Hercules  <Etaeus,  v.  2.— Hippolytus, 
V.  1.— Medea,  v.  2.— Octavia,  v.  2.— CEdipus,  v.  1.— 
Thebais,  v.  1— Thyestes,  v.  1.— Troas,  v.  1,  2. 

Traduction  du    traite    des  Bienfaits  de 

Seneque ;  Traduction  des  Epitres  de  Senfique. 
Paris,  1862.  8°.  (Malherbe,  F.  de,  CEuvres 
compl.  V.  2.)  —1115 

Apocolocyntosls  Dlvl  Claudll.    12  pp.    (Fe- 

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p.  543.) 

Loaaletelibros:  dela  divlna  provldencf a,  de  la 

vlda  bienaveoturada,  de  la  tranqullidad  del  anlmo, 
de  la  conatancla  del  sablo,  de  la  torevedad  de  la  vlda. 


de  la  consolaclon  y  de  la  pobreza ;  tr.  al  Gaatellano 
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F.  G.  de,  Obras,  v.  2,  p.  381:  Bibliot,  de  autor.  espan.) — 
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Flbuet,  A.   Saint  Paul  etSeneque.    1853, 

3v.     ■ 

Bolssler,  Q.    Chrlstianlsme  de  S.    32  pp.    (Rev.  d. 

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See  also  Westm.  Eev.  n.  s.  v.  32, 1867,  p.  43. 

Seneca,  Marcus  Annaeus,  Rhetor.  B.  C.  54- 
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Contents.     Controversiarum  librl  V.— Excerpta 
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Oratorum  et  Rhetorum  sententiae,  divi- 

siones,  colores,  recognovit  Adolphus  Kiess- 
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KOERBEE,  J.    Ueber  den  rhetor  Seneca 

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Wachsmdth,  R.    Quaestiones  criticae  in 

Senecam  rhetorem.     1867. 

Karsten,  H.  T.    Ad 'Annaei  Senecae  Controver- 

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(Seneca,  M.  A.,  Opera  declamatoria,  v.  1,  p.  11 :  Lemaire, 
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Seneca  Indians.  Documents  .  .  .  illus- 
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Doty,  L.  L.  History  of  Livingston  County , 

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Friends  or  Quakers.     Proceedings  of  the 

joint  committee  appointed  by  the  Society  of 
Friends,  for  promoting  the  civilization  and 
improving  the  condition  of  the  Seneca  nation 
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Proceedings  of  an  Indian  council,  held  at 

the  Buffalo  Creek  Reservation  .  .  .     1843. 

Sanboen,  J.  W.     Legends,  customs,  and 

social  life  of  the  Seneca  Indians  of  western 
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Case  of  the  Seneca  Indians.  16  pp.   (N.  T.  Rev. 

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See  alsQ  Iroquois  Indians. 

Seneca  language.  Sanborn,  J.  W.  Seneca 

language.  6  pp.  (In  his  Legends,  customs,  and  social 
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S6nec6,  Antoine  Bauderon  de.  1643-1737. 
CEuvres  choisies.  Nouvelle  6d.,  publi6e  par 
MM.  Emile  Chasles  et  P.  A.  Cap.  Precedee 
d'une  monographie  de  la  famille  Bauderon 
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Contents.    Chasles,  E.    Notice  sur  la  tamllle  de  S 

Contes.— Dialogues  des  Dleux.— Bpltres.— Lettre 
de  0.  Marot.— Pieces  diverges. — Eemarques  his- 
•torlques  sur  les  MSmoires  du  Cardinal  de  Retz.— 
Satires. 

CEuvres   posthumes.     Publiees  pour  la 

premiere  fois  par  MM.  Emile  Chasles  et  P. 

A.  Cap.  Paris,  1855.  16°.  [Biblioth.  Elzevir.) 

—1138 

Contents.    Bon  mots.— Contes. — Dialogues  des 

Dleux.— Epltres.—l.ettres.— Note  sur  les  MSS  In- 

6dlts  de    S.— Op«ra.     Les   Flalsirs.— Places    dl- 

verses.— Satires. 

Travaux  d'Apollon.     19  pp.     (Poltevln,  P.,  Petits 

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Chasles,  E.    Le  poSte  S.    40  pp.    ( Witt  S6necfi,  A. 

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S6nec6  family.    Chasles,  E.    Notice  sur  la 

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Senefelder,  Alois.  1771-1834.  Complete 
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Meyer,  J.  B.    Der  neuere  sensnallsmus  In  Frank- 

reioh.    60  pp.    (Zeits.f. philos.  v.  29, 1366,  p.  157;  v.  30, 
1867,  p.l43;  v.  31, 1857,  p.  112.) 

See  also  Condlllac,  E.  P.  de.— Helvetius,  C.  A.,  etc. 
Also  Materialism.- Senses  and  Sensation. 

Sententiae  synodales  et  sanctiones  pon- 

tlflclae.    [Gr.  et  Lat.]    288  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Paivoi.  s. 
Gr.  v.  119,  p.  726.) 

Sententiarum  libri  IV.  Pietro  Lombardo, 
Bp.  of  Paris.  W.43 

Senter,  Isaac,  M.  D.  1755-99.  Journal  of, 
on  a  secret  expedition  to  Quebec,  under  the 
command  of  Col.  Benedict  Arnold,  in  Sept. 
1775.  Phila.  1846.  8°.  (Pa.. Hist.  Soc.  Bull. 
V.  1.)  3573 

Seiitimens  agr^ables,  Theorie  des.  Le- 
vesque  de  Pouilly,  L.  J.  _    — 1438 

Sentiment.  Porter,  N.  Science  and  senti- 
ment, with  other  papers,  chiefly  philo- 
sophical.    1883. 

Sentiment  and  action.  35  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  12,  1856,  p.  346.) 

Sentiment  of  reverence.  35  pp.  Carter, 

F.     (Phillips  Exeter  lectures,  p.  100.) 

Sentimental  journey,  A  new.    35  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  60,  1846,  pp.  481,  606 ;  v.  61,  1847, 
p.  448.) 

Sentimental  journey   through    France 

and  Italy.    160  pp.    Sterne,  L.,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  289. 


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Sentimental  journey  through  London 

and 'WeatmlDster.  19  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  d,lQ'Ht 
pp.  m,  403.) 

Sentimentalisni.  8  pp.  Giles,  H.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  -n,  1860,  p.  203.) 

Sentiments  and  advice  of  Thomas  True- 
man.  Han  way,  J.  (With  his  Eight  letters 
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Sentis,  Mts.,  Switzerland.  Escher  von  der 
LiNTH,  A.  Die  Sentisgruppe.  1878.  {Beitr. 
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jUountaln  storms  j  tragedy  ot  the  Sentls.    2  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  9,  1854,  p.  611.) 

Sentry  hill.    See  Beacon  hill. 

Separation  from  the  Church  of  England, 
Justification  of.     Robinson,  J.,  Works,  v.  2. 

—2257 

Separatists.  Hunter,  J.  Collections  con- 
cerning the  church  or  congregation  of  Prot- 
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Nottinghamshire,  in  the  time  of  King  James 
I.     1854. 

Kills,  G.  E.    Religious  element  in  the  settlement 

of  New  England.  Puritans  and  Separatists  in  Eng- 
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America,  v.  3,  p.  219.)— Separatists  of  eastern  Con- 
uectient.    15  pp.     (New  Englander,  v.  11,  1853,  p.  195.) 

See  also  Dissenters  and  Dissent.— Puritans. 

Sepet,  Marius.     1845 — .     Le  drapeau  de  la 

France,  essai  historique.     Paris,  1873.     16°. 

2677 
Sepliardlm ;  or,  the  history  of  the  Jews  in 

Spain  and  Portugal.    Finn,  J.  —2296 

Sepniaine,  La,  ou  creation  du  monde.     Sa- 

luste  du  Bartas,  G.  de.  —1178 

Sepoy  war.     See  India,  History.     Indian 

mutiny,  1857-58. 
Sepp,  Anton,  and  Bebme,  Anton.   Account 

o£    a  voyage    from    Spaih    to    Paraquaria.      27    pp. 

(Churchill,  A.  and  J.,  Voyages,  v.  6,  p.  669.) 

Sepp,  Johann  Nepomuk.  1816—.  Kaiser 
Friedrich  I.  Barbarossa's  tod  und  grab.  66  pp. 
[Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  14, 1879,  p.  645.) 

Cliesnel,  F.    Vie  de  N.  S.  J4sua-0hrlst,  par  S.    32 

pp.    I  Correspondant,  v.  36, 1855,  p.  722.) 

Sept  cordes  de  la  lyre.  Dudevant,  Mme. 

A.  L.  A.  D.  (George  Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres 

compl.  —4197 

Sept  sages,  Romans  des.     Keller,  H.  A.  von 

{Ed.)  1225 

Sept  sages  de  Rome.    Paris,  G.  B.  P. 

(Ed.)     [Sac.  des  anc.  textes  fr.)  — 1184 

Septem  dorinientibus,  De ;  [versio  Sue- 

oana.]    6  pp.    (Rletz,  J.  E.,  /Scrip*.  Suede,  v.  2,  p.  126.) 

Septem  sapientum,  Indus.    36  pp.    Auso- 

nius,  D.  M.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  357.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Script.  Lat.) 

September,  a  day  by  the  sea.  4  pp.  [Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  64,  1864,  p.  296.) 

September  flowers.   9  pp.    [Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  18,  1841,  p.  328.) 

Septenarianism.    17  pp.    Worcester,  N. 

( Ohr.  Bxam.  v.  35,  1844,  p.  69.) 

Septfontalnes,  L.  M.  Blanquart  de.     See 

Blanquart  de  Septfontaines,  L.  M. 
Septicaemia.      Sternberg,  G.  M.      Fatal 

form  of  septicaemia  In  the  rabbit,  prod  uced  .by  the 
sub-cutaneous  injection  o£  human  saliva.  18  pp.  1  pi. 
(Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
Studies  from  the  biol.  lahr.  v.  2, 1883,  p.  183.) 

Septimius  Felton.  Hawthorne,  N.  [With 
/lis  Our  old  home.)  1386 

jfote.—Alao  in  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  29,  30, 1872. 

Septizonium  des  Septimius  Severus.  Huel- 
sen,  C.  (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells.  Winckel- 
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Septmoncel,  France.    Audigamne,  A.    Les 

lapidaires  de  S.  27  pp.  {Eev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2 
p«r.  V.  21,  p.  875.) 

Septnasint.    See  Bible,  O.  T.,  Oreek. 
Sepulchral  slabs  and  crosses  of  the  middle 

ages.  Manual ...  of  the.     Cutts,  E.  L.    1785 
Sepulchres.    See  Tombs. 
Sepulture.    See  Burial. 
Sepultures    gauloises,  romaines,  fran- 

ques,  et  normandes.    Cochet,  J.  B.  Tl.,Abbi. 

1784 
Sepulveda,  Juan  Ginez  de.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

M6ni.  des  horames,  v.  23. 

Sepnlveda,  Lorenzo  de.      16  cent.      Don 

Rodrlgo  in  the  mystic  tower.  2  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  25,  1846,  p.  543.) 

Sequentiae.    See  Hymns,  Latin. 

Sequester ,Vibius.  De  fluminibus,  fontibus, 
lacubus,  nemoribus,  paludibus,  montibus, 
gentibus  quorum  apud  pbetas  mentio  fit. 
Lectioms  varietatem  et  integras  doctorum 
commentationes  adjecit  et  suas  Jer.  Jac. 
Oberlinus.     Argentorati,  1778.     13°.        8247 

[De  Qallia.]    1  p.    (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  last.  Gaules, 

V.  1,  p.  101.) 

Se-Quo-Tah.  Foster,  G.  E.  Se-Quo- 
Yah,  the  American  Cadmus  and  modern 
Moses.     1885. 

Fliilllps,  W.  A.    Sequoyah.    7  pp.    (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  41,  1870,  p.  642.) 

Seraglio  of  Constantinople.     26  pp. 

Bre-wer,  3.  B.  In  his  Descript.  and  hist,  account  of 
various  palaces  and  public  buildings. 

Serampore  mission.  Marshman,  J.  C. 
Life  and  times  of  Carey,  Marshman,  and 
Ward,  embracing  the  history  of  the  Seram- 
pore mission.     1859,  3  v. 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  64, 1859,  p.  334 ;  Loudon 
Quart.  Kev.  v.  12, 1869,  p.  249. 

Serapeum. '  Zeitschrift  fuer  bibliothek- 
wissenschaft,  handschriftenkunde,  und 
aeltere  litteratur,  herausg.  von  Dr.  Robert 
Naumann.   Leipzig,  1840-70.   81  v.  8°.  W.16 

S6rap6nm  de  Memphis.  Mariette,  A. 
F.  F.,  Pasha.  1781 

Seraphim,  The.    43  pp.    Browning,  E.  B., 

Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  93. 

S^raphin  de  Paris.     See  Hurtault,  C.  R. 
Seraphine,  gedioht.    11  pp.    Heine,  C.  J. 

H.,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  16,  p.  189. 

Serapliine,  roman.    149  pp.    Gutzkow,  K. 

F.,  Gesamm.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  327. 

S6raphita.  134  pp.  Balzac,  H.  de,  CEu- 
vres cumpl.  V.  17,  p.  103. 

Serajfion,  St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch.  —311.  Frag- 

menta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Or.  V.  5,  p.  1311.)— The  same  In  English.  2  pp.  (With 
Lactantlus,  L.  C.  F.,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  164:  Ante-Nicene 
Christ.,  Ubr. -v.  22.) 

Serapion,  St. ,  Bp.  of  Thmuis.    —circa  358. 

Epistola.  \_Gr.  et  Lat.\  3  pp.  (^ai,.k.,  Auctar.  classic. 
V.  6,  p.  364.)— LllDor  adversus  Manichaeos  ;  Epistola 
ad  Eudoxium  episcopum ;  Epistola  ad  monachos. 
[  Gr.  et  Lat.']  22  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  40, 
pp.  899, 923,  925.)— Epistola  ad  monaclios.  [  Gr.  et  Lat. 
23  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  4,  p.  xlv.) — Q,uae 
Syriace  supersunt  fragmenta.  4  pp.  (Pltra,  J. 
B.,  Analect.  sacra  Spicileg,  Solesmensi,  v.  4,  pp.  214,  443.) 

Serapion,  Egyptian  monk.    4  cent.    Regula 

ad  monachos  apud  S.  Benedictum  Anianensem.  10 
pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  103,  p.  433.) 

Serapions-brueder,  Die.  4  v.  in  3.  Hoff- 
mann, E.  T.  W.,  Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  1-4. 

—3186 

Scrapie.  Pegge,  S.  Inscription  in  honor  of 
S.,  found  at  York.  3  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  3,  1775,  p. 
161.)— Villefosse,  A.  H.  de.  Inscriptions  . . .  relatives 
au  dleu  S.  6  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1880,  p. 
282  ;  with  Mim.  v.  41, 1880.) 


SEE  APIS,  Temple  of 


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Serapis,  Temple  of.  Babbaqe,  C.  Obser- 
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1847.  ' 

Creuly,  C.    Note  sur  une  Inscription  antique  de 

Solssons,  en  I'honneur  d'lsla  et  do  B.  3  pp.  (Soo. 
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6  pp.  (.Archaeologia,  v.  37,  1857,  p.  441.)— BTlxon,  J. 
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Soo.  Loudon,  PIdlos.  trans,  v.  BO,  pt.  1, 1758,  p.  166.) 

Serarius,  Nicolas.  1555-1609.  Variae  quaes- 
tiunculae  in  libro  Tobiae  passim  occur- 
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sacrae  cur.  eompl.  v.  13.)  — 3333 

In  EiSther  praedlcenda  VII.    12  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P., 

Script,  sacrae  cur,  compl.  v.  13,  p.  9.) 

Serassi,  Pietro  Antonio.  1731-91.  Vita  di 
Torquato  Tasso.  3  ed.  curata  e  postillata  da 
Cesare  Guasti.    Firenze,  1858.    3v.  13°.    5895 

vita  de  Francesco  Maria  Dlolza.    93  pp.    (Molza, 

r.  M.,Poesie.  p.  21.) 

Serbian  folk-lore.  Mijatovich,  or  Mija- 
tovies,  Mme.  E.  L.  {Tr.)  1336 

Serbisclie  Tolkslieder.  Gerhard,  W. 
0.  L.     3  V.  3385 

Sercambi,  Giovanni.    Neri,  A.    Dalle  no- 

velle  dl  8.    6  pp.    {Propugnatore,  v.  4,  pt.  2, 1871,  p.  223.) 
S6r6,  Ferdinand.     1818-55.     Livre  d'or  des 
metiers.    See  Lacroix,  P.,  and  Sere,  F. 

Le  moyen  fige  et  la  renaissance.  See  La- 
croix, P.,  and  Sere,  F. 

and  liOuandre,  Charles  Leopold.    Arts 

somptuaires  du  V  au  XVII  siecle.  Histoire 
du  costume  et  de  I'ameublement,  et  des  arts 
et  industries  qui  s'y  rattachent.  Introduc- 
tion generale  et  teste  explicatif  par  Ch. 
Louandre.  Paris,  1853-58.  3  v.  4°,  and 
atlas,  3  V.  4"-  —1733 

Serena.    8  pp.    Catherwood,  M.  H.    [Atlant. 

Jfona/j/,  V.  49, 1882,  p.  762.) 

Serenus,  of  Anzi.    1  cent.    De  sectione  cy- 

lindrl  et  coril  Ubrl  II.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  88  pp.  (With 
Apollonius,  0/ i'eT-g'a,  Gonicorum  libri  VIII.) 

Serenus, Julius.  Scent  Ex Memorabilibus. 

[Gr.  elLal.\  8  pp.  (Orelll,  J.  K.,  Opusc.  Gr.  vet.  sent.y. 
2,  p.  190.) 

Serenus, Aulus Septimius.  2cent.  Moretum, 

ejusdem  fragmenta  opusculorum  rurallum.    45  pp. 

(Lemalre,  N.  K,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  pp.  603,  633; 

Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet,  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  246.) 
Mueller,  L.     Annianus  Pallsous  und  S.     8  pp. 

(Bheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  26, 1870,  p.  337.) 

Sereuus  Sammonlcus,  Quintus.    —313. 

Do  medlclna  praecepta  salaberrima.  16  pp.  (Weber, 
W.  E.,  Corpus  poet.  Lat.  pt.  2,  p.  1174.) 

Schmidt,  J.     Zu  8.    12  pp.     [Hermes,  T.  17,  1882, 

p.  239.) 

Serfdom  in  Scotland.    Small,  J.       3506 

Serfs.    See  Eussia,  Serfs. 

Sergardi,  Lodovico  (Quinto  Settano,pseMd.) 

166U-1726.    Satira.    22  pp.    (iJacco/topoesiesaiir.  p.415.) 

Sergas  de  Esplandian.    159  pp.    (Gay- 

angos,  P.  de,  Libros  de  caballerias,  p.  403 :  Bibliot,  de 
autor,  espan.) 

Sergeant,  John.  1779-1853.  Eulogy  on 
Charles  Carroll  of  Carrollton,  delivered  at 
the  request  of  the  Select  and  Common  coun- 
cils of  the  city  of  Philadelphia,  Dec.  31, 1833. 
Phila.  1833.  8°-  (With  Beneski,  C.  de. 
Narrative  of  the  life  of  Don  Augustin  de 
IturUde.)  3705 

Select  speeches.    Phila.  1833.    r.  8°.    1353 

Contents.  Speeoli  on  the  Bank  of  the  United 
States,  delivered  In  the  House  of  Eepresentatlves, 
Feb.  22,  1819.— Speech  on  the  bankrupt  bill,  de- 
livered In  the  House  of   Eepresentatlves,  Tuesday, 


Feb.  17, 1818.— Speech  delivered  In  the  House  of  Eep- 
resentatlves, March  7,  1822,  on  the  bill  to  establish  a 
uniform  system  o£  bankruptcy  throughout  the 
Uulted  States. — Argument  In  the  case  of  the  Chero- 
kee nation  vs.  the  state  of  Georgia,  before  the 
Supreme  Court  of  the  United  States,  March  5, 1831. — 
Oration  delivered  In  the  city  of  Philadelphia,  July  24, 
1826,  In  commemoration  of  Thomas  Jeiferaon  and 
,7ohn  Adams. — Speech  on  the  nilssourl  question, 
delivered  In  the  House  of  Representatives,  Feb.  8,  9, 
1820. —  Speech  on  retrenchment  and  reform,  de- 
livered In  the  House  of  Eepresentatlves,  Feb.  2, 1828. 
—Discourse  delivered  at  Rutgers  College,  July  14, 
1829. 

Speech  on  the  Missouri  question.  25  pp.  (Moore, 

F.,  Am,  eloquence,  v.  2,  p.  508.) 

Sergeant,  Lewis.  New  Greece.  With  maps 
specially  prepared  for  this  work.  London 
[1878].     8°.  3734 

Sergius  I,  Pope.    —701.    Epistola  ad  Ceol- 

frldum  abbatera,  de  Beda  Venerablll  Eomam  trans- 
mlttendo.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89, 
p.  33.) 

Delisle,  L.    Notice  sur  un  papyrus  de  la  blbllo- 

thSque  de  Lord  Ashburnham.  12  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole 
d,  Charles,  v.  28,  1867,  p.  465.)— Jfotltia  hlstorlca. 
13  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p.  9.) 

Sergius  II,  Pope.    —847.    Epistola  ad  An- 

scharlumHamburgensemeplsoopum.  2  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  997.)— Epistola  ad  epls- 
copos  Tranaalplnos.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  Mst. 
Gaules,  v.  7,  p.  383 ;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  106, 
p.  913.) 

Sergius  III,  Pope.    —918.    Epistola.    1  p. 

(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec,  hist.  Gaules,  v.  9,  p.  213.) — Eplstolae 
et  prlvilegia.  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
131,  p.  971.) 

Sergius  IV,  Pope.     —1013.     Epistolae  et 

dlplomata.  16  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  139, 
p.  1499.) 

Sergius,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople.    —638. 

Acathlstus  de  B.  Vlrglne;  Acathlstus  de  B.  Vlrginls 
transitu.  [Gr,  et  Lat,]  22  pp.  (Pltra,  J.  B.,  Analect. 
sacra  Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  1,  pp.  250,  263.) 

Sergins,  Monk.    Vita  S.   Macarii  Eomani. 

See  Theophilus,  Sergius,  and  Hyginus. 
Sergius,  Monk  ofBeth-Ainata.     [Vita.]    1  p. 

(Assemani,  G.  8.,  Biblioth,  orient,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  440.) 

Sergius.  De  littera,  de  syllaba,  de  pedibus, 
de  accentlbus,  de  dlstlnctione  commentarlus;  Expla- 
natlones  Artls  Donatl.  93  pp.  (Kell,  H.  G.  T.,  Gram- 
mat.  Lat,  V.  4,  p.  473.) 

Boutervrek,  R.    Erste  buch  des  LuclUus,  nebst  2 

fragmenten  aus  S.  23  pp.  [Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  21, 
1866,  p.  339.) 

Sergius,  Marcus.  B.C.  2  cent.  Fragmenta. 
2  pp.    (Meyer,  H.,  Oral.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  202.) 

Serialist,  Advice  to  an  intending.     16  pp. 

[Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  60, 1846,  p.  590.)  ' 

Serica.     Anville,  J.  B.  B.  d'.     Eecherches 

g§ographlques  et  historlques  sur  la  SSrlque.  31  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad,  Inscript.  Hist,  v.  32, 1768,  p.  573.) 
— Gossellin,  P.  F.  J.  Eecherches  sur  la  S§rlque  des 
anciens.  37  pp.  (Inst,  de  Fvance,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist. 
V.  49,  1808,  p.  713.) 

S6riciculture  simplifi^e.  Dufour,  B.  J. 

—2673 
Series  ac  brevior  liistoriaregum  Daniae 

aDanetLother  ad  Waldemarum  II.  4  pp.  (Lange- 
beck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer,  Danie,  v.  1,  p.  15.) 

Series   dynastarum   et  regum  Daniae. 

Torfesen,  T.  3655 

Series  episcoporum  Arbnsiorum  ex 

varus  auotorlbus.  7  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm, 
P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  7,  p.  210.) 

Series     episcoporum     totius     ]Vor> 

veglae  a  rellglonis  Chrlstlanae  Inltlls  usque  ad  an- 
num 1326,  ut  et  abbatum  Islandlae,  Item  nomlna  pro- 
vlnclarum  Norveglae  1313  vel  clrclter.  7  pp.  (Lange- 
beck, J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  6,  p.  615.) 

Series  of  anatomical  plates.  Quain, 
J.,and  Wilson,  E.     3  v.  —1691 

Series  of  charts  and  sailing  directions. 
Einggold,  BAar-Admiral  C.  — 3763 


SERIES 


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SERMONS 


Series  of  discourses  upon  architecture  in 
England.    Dallaway,  J.  —1774 

Series  of  groups,  illustrating  the  phy- 
siognomy, manners,  and  character  of  the 
people  of  France  and  Germany.  Lewis,  G. 
R.  —1731 

Series  of  letters  and  other  documents  re- 
lating to  the  late  epidemic  or  yellow  fever  ; 
comprising  the  correspondence  of  the  mayor 
of  the  city  . .  .  and  the  reports  of  the  faculty 
and  district  medical  society  of  Baltimore. 
Baltimore,  1820.     8°  —3763 

Series  reguui  Daniae  ab  Haraldo  Klak 

ad  Walderaarum  II.  3  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,and  Suhm, 
P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  1,  p.  65.) 

Series    ruiiica    regum    Daniae    prima    et 

altera.  ■  9  pp.  (Laugebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script, 
rer.  Danic.  v.  1,  p.  26.) 

Series  triplex  regum  Septentrionis, 

a  Ragnaro  LodlDruk  ad  Harquinum  Magnl  lllium  Nor- 
vegiae,  Ericum  Meuved  Daniae,  et  Birgerum  Sueclae 
reges.  4  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,.yc7-i^i. 
rer.  Danic.  v.  1,  p.  lu.) 

Seriuus.    See  Serenus. 

Serio,  Marco.     —1663.    Veridica  relazione 

dl  tumultl  occoral  nell'  anno  XV  ind.  1647  e  1648  nella 
cltti  dl  Palermo.  55  pp.  (Marzo,  G.  di,  Bihl.  stor.  e 
Ittt.  di  Sicilifb,  1  8.  V.  4,  p.  1.) 

Serionue,  Jacques  Accarias  de.  1709-93. 
Commerce  de  la  Hollande,  ou  tableau  du 
commerce  des  Hollandois,  dans  les  4  parties 
du  monde.  \^Anon.'\  Amsterdam,  1768.  3 
V.  12°.  —2397 

Serious  answer  to  the  Ld.  Bishop  of  Ox- 
ford's speech  In  the  House  ol  Lords  on  the  1  article  of 
the  impeachment  of  Dr.  Henry  Sacheverell.  30  pp. 
( With  Brief  examination  of  the  Bp.  of  Cork's  discourse.) 

Serious  considerations  on  the  measures 

of  the  present  administration.  20  pp.  Butler,  J.,  Bp, 
of  nereford.    (JVitli  Keate,  G. ,  Netley  Abhey.) 

Serious  fall  in  the  value  of  gold.    Jevons, 

W.  S.  —1396 

Seripaudo,  Girolamo,  Cardinal.    Pius  IV, 

Pope.  Creatlo  Seripandl  Cardinalis.  2  pp.  (MartSne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v.  3, 
p.  1309.) 

Serjeant  John  Smith's  adventures. 

18»  pp.  Lauder,  Sir's.  D.,  Legendary  tales  of  the  High- 
lands, V.  3,  p.  1. 

Serlon.    13  cent.    Versus  de  capta  Bajocen- 

sium  civitate.  8  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  19,  p.  xc.) 

Sermaiilcomagns.    Longnon,  A.    Sur  la 

station  dite  S.  de  la  Table  de  Peutlnger.  7  pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1879,  p.  177 ;  with  M6m.  v.  40, 
1879.) 

Serment  d'un  m^decln.   7  pp.   Cabanis, 

p.  J.  G.,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  451. 

Sermini,  Gentile.  15  cent  Novelle.  174  pp. 
[RaccoUa  di  novell.  ital.  v.  14,  p.  1.) — The  same  in  English. 
31  pp.    (Boscoe,  T.,  Ital.  novelists,  v.  3,  p.  49.) 

Sermione,  JtaZ^.    Lewal,  ( — ).    CatuUe  d  S. 

sa  villa  du  lae  de  Garde.  67  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1861, v. 
6,  pp.454,  693.) 

Sermoise,  France.  Montaiglon,  A.  de  0.  de. 
Note  sur  des  inscriptions  tumulaires,  recueiilis  dans 
le  clmetlSre  de  S.  2  pp.  (Soo.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull. 
1863,  p.  67;  with  Mim.  v.  27,  1864.) 

Sermon  de  Bacchus,  avec  la  chanson : 
Bon,  bon,  bon,  que  le  vin  est  bon.  (Bib- 
UotMque  bleue,  v.  17.)  2316 

Sermon  en  vers.    Jubinal,  M.  L.  A.  (Ed.) 

3375 

Sermon  of  folly.    19  pp.    Lindsay,  Sir  D. 

(Pinkerton,  J.,  Scotish  poems,  v.  2,  p.  81.) 

^emioiis 

Bampton  lectures.    1784-1886,  8  v. 

Hale,  L.  P.  (Ed.)  Seven  stormy  Sun- 
days.    1869. 


MiGNE,  J.  P.  (Ed.)    Collection  integrals 

et  universelle  des  orateurs  eacres.     1844-67, 

99  V. 
Morris,  R.  (Ed.)    Blickling  homilies  of 

the  10  century.      1880.      (Early  Eng.  Text 

Soc.  Nos.  58,  63,  73.) 
(Ed.)     Old  English  homilies  ...  of 

the    12    and    18    centuries.       1867-73,  2  v. 

(Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Nos.  34,  53.) 

Peabody,  F.  G.,  and  others.      Harvard 

vespers.  Addresses  to  Harvard  students  by 
the  preachers  to  the  university,  1886-88. 
1888. 

Pocket  sermons  for  families  and  village 

readings.     1815. 

Roth, K., and Leyser,H.(^(£s.)  Deutsche 

predigten  des  XII,  XIII,  und  XIV  jahrhun- 
derts.  1838-39,  3  v.  in  1.  (Biblioth.  der 
deutsch.  nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  11.) 

Small,  J.  (£?d.)  English  metrical  homilies 

from  MSS  of  the  14  century.     1862. 

Thornton,  J.  W.   (Ed.)    The  pulpit  of 

the  American  revolution.     3  ed.    n.  d. 

Thorpe,  B.  (Ed.)    Homilies  of  the  Anglo- 
Saxon  church.     1844-46,  3  v.     (^Ifric  Soc.) 

Bnrack,  K.  A.  (Ed.)    Deutsche  'predigten  des  XII 

Jahrhunderts.  10  pp.  (Cermimia,  v.  10, 1866,  p.  464.)— 
l)iefenbacli,L.  (Bd.)  Mitteldeutsche  predigtbruch- 
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360.)— Poerster,  W.  (Ed.)  Galloitalische  predigten 
aus  Cod.  misc.  Lat.  Taurlnensis  D.  VI,  10,  12  jahr- 
hunderts.  91  pp.  {Romanische  sludien,  v.  4, 1879-80,  p. 
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aus  dem  XII  jahrhundert.  14  pp.  (Germania,  v.  1, 
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digten. 20  pp.  [Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  335.)  — 
Vteiteer,  F.  (Ed.)  Drei  predigten  aus  dem  XIII  Jahr- 
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gendenbruchstuecke.  14  pp.  (Germania,  v.  18,  1873, 
p.  96.) 

See  also  Preacbiug. 

J}^ote — The  library  has  collections  of  sermons  by  the 
following  authors;  Aballard,F.— Abbon,  n/.S'f.  Ger- 
main.—Absalon,  Abbot  of  SprincTcirsbac. — Acaclns, 
Bp.  of  Melitene. — Adalbert,  St.,  Bp.  of  /*ra^M«,— Adam 
Scotus,  Bp.  of  Witlitrn.—AAemVLV^of  St.  C'iOard.— AH- 
red.  Abbot  of  iJieuaio;.- Alain  de  iiiie.— Alculn.- 
Al^gre,  A.  d'.— Allein,  W.— Ambrosiug,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Milan. — Am^dee,  Bp.  of  Lausanne. — Amphilocbius, 
St.,  Bp.  of  /conium.— Anastaslus  I,  Bp.  of  Antioch. — 
Andreas,  St.,  Abp.  of  C)-e(e.— Andrewes,  L.— An- 
selm,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.— XTkselme,  A.— Antl- 
pater,  Bp.  of  £asfra.— Antonius,  S(.— ArgeMtr6,C. 
du  P.  d'.— Arnold,  T.— Arnoul,  Bp.  of  Lisieux.— 
Asseliu,  G.  T.— Asseline,  J.  B.— Asteriug,  St.,  Bp. 
of  Amaseia. — Atbanaslns,  St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria, — 
Atterbury,  F.— Atto  II,  Bp.  of  Ferceiii.— Augngtl- 
nns.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.— Autpert,  A.,  St.,  Abbot  of 
St.  Vinceiii's.— Ballet,  F.— Barrow,  I.— Barthe.  E. 
— Barthelemy,  E.  J.— Barutel,  T.  B.— Basiliug, 
St.,  Abp.  q/'Cae.sarca.— Baxter.  R.— Beauvais,  J.  B.  0. 

M.  de — Beda  Venerabilis.—'Beeclier,  H.  W B4- 

gault,  G.— Bengon,  J.— Bentley,  R.— Berengo- 
sius.  Abbot  of  St.  Maximin Bergier,  N.  S.— Berke- 
ley, a..  Bp.  of  CToi/M.— Bernard, 'S/.,  Abbot  of  Clair- 
uaua;.— Bernardo,  Abp,  of  Toledo.— Bertol,  E.— Bes- 
plag,  J.  M.  A.  G.  de.— Beurrler,  V.  T.— Beveridge, 
W.— Blackburne,  F.— Blair,  H.— Boileau,  C.— 
Boigmont,  N.  T.  de.— Boniface  (AVInfrid).  St., 
Abp.  of  Mentz.-Bonnevie,  P.  E.— Borderieg,  E.  J. 
F.— Bogsiiet,  J.  B.— Boulogne,  E.  A.  de.— Bonr- 
daloue,  L.— Bonrr£e,  E.  B.— Bourzeis,  A.  de.— 
Bradlee,  C.  D — Bramhall,  Jr-Bretonnean,  F.— 
Brooke,  S.  A.— Brown,  0.— Brunone,  .Si.,  Bp.  of 
&sriii.— Bullinger,  H.— Bulonde,  H.— Bunyan,  J. 
—Butler,  J.— Caban^g,  (— ).— Calecag,  J.,  Patriarch 
of  Constantinople.—Calvin,  J.— Cambac^rig,  (— ).— 
Camug,  J.  P.— Carrelet,  L.— Carroll,  J.,  Abp.  of 
Baltimore.— Castillon,  A.— Cecil,  R.— Cernmeng, 
T.,  Abp.  of  raMroTTiem'ura.- Chalmers,  T.— Cham- 
pigny,  (— ).— Channing,  yf.  E.— Charaud,  (— ).— 
Cbancbemer,  F.— Chemtnalg  de  Mantalgn,  T. 


SERMONS 


4049 


SEERAO 


—CUllllngvrortU,  W.  —  CKrysostoinus,  J.,  St., 

Abp.  nf  Conslantinople.—Clcerl,  P.  0.  de.— Clarke,  S. 
— Clemens  I,  St,y  Fope.—CUsmenl^  D.  X.— Coloiiso, 
J.  W.,  Sp.  of  Nalal.— Collet,  P.— Copel,  J.  V.—Ca- 
quereau,  F.— Cosiii,  J.— Cotoli,  P.— Ci*aiin\ei',  T. 
— Cyrlllus,  St.,  Abp.  of  Alexandria.— Cyrlllua,  St., 
Al)p.  of  Jerusalem. — Damiauo,  P.,  St.,  Card.-Bp.  of 
Ostia. — Dcssauret,  I.  A.— De^vey,  O.— Doane,  G. 
W..  Bp.  of  New  Jersei/. — Doddridge,  P.— Doiiiie,  J. 
— Doucet,  P.  A.— bnfay,  J.  Q — Dnf£tre,  D.  A.— 
Duucaii,  J.  M.— Dupanlonp,  F.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  Or- 
leans.— Du  Perron,  J.  D.— Diitrelil,  S.— Ectoert, 
Abbot  of  Schoenau. — EidTrards,  J. — EleutUfere,  St., 
Bp.  of  Tournay.—mUe  de  Coxida.— Elol,  Si.,  Bp.  of 
Noyon. — Euclierins,  St.,  Bp.  0/ iyoni.— Eusetoliis, 
Patriarch  of  Alexandria. — Ensebitis,  Bp.  of  Bmesa.— 

— PaTier,  G.  8.— Parrar,   F.   W Paudet,  P.   A.— 

Paustns,  St.,  Bp.  nf  ieiez.— Peller,  F.  X.  de.— P6ne- 
lon,  F.  de  S.  de  la  M.,  Abp.  of  Cani&ray.— Pislier,  J., 

Bp.  of  Rochester PWchier,  E Fleetwood,   W., 

Bp.  of  Bii/.— Pollen,  C.  T.  C— Fossard,  (—).— Fran- 
cois de  roaiimse.— Frank,  M — Prayssinons,  D.  L. 
— Promentiires,  J.  L.  de.— Fronde,  B.  H.— Pnl- 
bert,  St.,  Bp.of  Cftar(i-es.— Pulgentius,  F.  C.  G.,  St., 
Bp.  o/iZwspe.— Garnier  IT,  Bp.  of  Langres. —Geno^x^le, 
A.  B.  de.— Oeoffrin,  C— Geoffroi,  Abbot  of  Vendome. 
— Geoffroy,  J.  B.— Germanns  II,  Patriarch  of  Con- 
stantinople.—Giery,  A.  G.  de Gilbert,  Abbot  of  Hoy, 

— Glrardot,  (— ).-Giroust,  J.— Gottfried,  Abbot  of 
Adinont, — Granada,  L.  de.— Graves,  R.— Grego- 
rins  I,  St.,  Pope. — Gregoriiis,  St.,  Bp.  of  Neocaesarea. 
—  Gregorius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nyssa.  —  Grlftet,  H,— 
Grivel,  L.  J.  J. — Guerric,  Abbot  of  Igny. — Hales, 
J.— Hall,  J.— Hall,  B.— Hammond,  H.— Haymo, 
Bp.  of  Halberstadt. — Helinand. — Henry,  M. — Her- 
der, J.  G.  von.— Herman*,  J.— Herolt,  J.— Her- 
"vey,  J. —  HesycKlus,  Presbyter  of  Jerusalem. — Hie- 
ronymns  Sopllrouins,E.,  Sf. — Hildebert,  Abp.  of 
yoMis.— Hoadly,  B.— Hooker,  B.— Hooper,  J.— 
Horsley,  S.,  Bp.  of  .  .  .  St.  ^sap7i.— Houdry,  V.— 
Hughes,  J.,  Abp.  of  New  York — Hugues,  Prior  of 
St.  Victor' s.—.Xinx A,  B.— Hnrtault,  0.  B.— Ilde- 
fonso,  St.,  Abp.  o/rofedo.- Inglis,  J.— Innocentiiis 
III,  i'ope.— Irving,  E.— Isaac,  Abbot  of  Steiia. —Isi- 
dore, St.,  Abp.  of  Seville. — Isidorus,  Abp.  of  Thessa- 
lonica. — Ives,  St.,  Bp.  of  Chartres.-jAvd.,  F.— Jean, 
of  St.  Ouen.-Jiromc,  of  Parts.— Jewel,  J. — Joan- 
nes, St.,  of  Damascus. — Joannes,  of  ii'uboea.— Jolin- 
son,  S  — Joly,  C— Jones,  W.— Juillard,  L.— Ke- 
ble,  J.— Kemp,  J.,  Bp.  of  Maryland.— Kiias,  T.  S. 
— Kingsley,  C— Knox,  J.-r-JKnox,  V.— Laber- 
tbonie,  P.  T.— liaboissifere,  J.  de  la  F,  de.— La- 
bonderie,  J.  —  Ija  Chetardie,  J.  T.  de.  —  La' 
Colombi^re,  C.  de.— Lacordaire,  J.  B.  H.  D.  de. 
— Iiaeondre,  C— liacoudre.  P.— Ijalanne,  J.  P. 
A.— liallier,  J.  V.J.—  Tia.  I.nzerne,  C.  G.  de — La 
Farisiire,  J.  C.  B.  de.— La  Pesse,  N.— Lardner, 

N Latimer,  H.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.— l^a  Tour,  B.  de. 

—La  Tonr  du  Pin,  J.  F.  E.  de.— Laiid,  W.,  Abp.  of 
Canterbury. — La  Volpilifere,  N.  de.— Le  Boux,  G. — 
Le  Couturier,  N.  J.  —  Legris-Duval,  E.  M.— 
LelgKton,  E.— Lejenne,  J. — Lenfant,  A.  C.  A. — 
Lenoir,  (— ).— Leo  I,  Pope.— Leontius,  Bp.  of  Neapo- 
Zis.— Leontius,  of  Byzantium — Lever,  T.— LigUt- 
foot,  J.— Ligny,  F.  de.— Lingendes,  C.  de. —Lo- 
renzo, Bp.  of  Novara. — Loriot,  J. — Loyson,C.  J.  M. 
—Luther,  M.— Macarius, «.— OTahan,  M.— Blairn- 
bourg,  L.— Marolles,  0.  de.— Martin,  Si.— Mason, 

W.— Massilloii,  J.  B.,  Bp.  of  Clermont Masson,  0. 

— Maupled,  F.  L.  M.— Maurice,  J.  F.  U.— Maximus, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Turin.— Mercier,  P.  A.— Molinier,  J.  B.— 
lUongin,  E.— Monmorel,  0.  le  B.  de.— Nesmond, 
H.  de.— Wes^orius,  Pairiarc/i  ofConsiantinople.-Nen.-' 
villc,  A.  J.  0.  F.  de.— Wewman,  J.  H.,  Cardinal.— 
Newton,  J.— Nicolas,  of  Clairvaux. — Nicolas,  of 
Zdjoii.- Norbert,  Si.,  Abp.  of  Magdeburg.— OAilon,— 
Odllon  de  Mercoeur,  St.,  Abbot  of  Oluny.—Odon, 
St.,  Abbot  of  Gluny.-Oflon,  Abbot  of  Morimond — Oger. 
— Olln,  S,— Origenes.— Owen,  J.— Palanias,  G., 
Abp.  of  Thessalonica.—J?aley,  W.— Pallu,  M.— Paolo 
■Varnefrldo.— Papillon  du  Rivet,  N.  G — Park- 
er, T.— Parr,  S.— Paulus,  Bp.  0/ A'mesa.— Perrin, 
0.  J.— Perusseau,  S.— Petit,  (— ).— Peienne,  L.  de. 
— Photins,  Patriarch,  of  Constaniinople.—Plerre  de 
Celle,  Bp.  of  Cliartres. —Vterre,  Abbot  of  Cluny.— 
Pierre  de  Blois,  ArcMeacon  of  Bath.— Pierre  ( Comes- 
tor).— Pietro,  St.,  Abp.  of  jeavenna.— Poncet  de  la 
Riviiire,    M.  —  Poulle,    N.    L.  —  Pradal,    J.    B.— 

Priestley,  J Proclus,  St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople.— 

Rabanns  IKaurus  Magnentius,  Abp.  ofMayence.— 
Radbod,  St.,  Bp.  of  i7irec/i«.— Raoul,  A.— Rathier, 
Bp.  of  Verona.  —  Remi,  of  Auxerre.  —  Rlbier,  0.  — 
Richard,  C.  L.— Richard,  ,T.— Richard,  J.  P.— 
Robertson,  F.  W.— Robitallle,  F.  J.— Romaine, 
PAET  v.— 22. 


W.— Roy,  F.— St.  Arroman,  (— ).— St.  Martin,  G. 
de.  — Sandys,  E.  —  Schenck,  N.  H.  — Schleler- 
macher,  F.  D.  E.— Sedatus,  Bp.  of  Beziers. — S6gaud, 
G.  do.— Sensarlc,  J,  B.— Severianus,  Bp.  of  Gabala. 

—Sharp,  J.— Skelton,  P.— Smith,  J Smith,  S.— 

Soancn,  J. — Sozzlni,  F.— Stanley,  A.  P.— Slerne, 
L.— Snrlan,  J.  B.— Swift,  .1 — Symeon  Meta- 
phrastes.— Tailland,  C.  — Talmage,  T.  De  W.— 
Taylor,  J. — Tegner,  E — Terrasson,  A. — Terras- 
son,  G.— Texler,  O Theodorus,  St.,  Abbot  nf  Stu- 

dmm.— Theodotns,  Bp.  ofAncyra — Th£ofroi,  Abbot 
of  a/iiernoc/i.— Tlieophylactus,  Abp.  of  Bulgaria.— 
Tholuck,  F.  A.  G.— Thomas  &  Kempis,  Si.— Til- 
lotsou,  ,T.— Toplady,  A.  M.— Torn6,  P.  A.— tJr- 
baniis  II,  Pope.— Ussher,  J.,  Abp.  of  Armagh.— \ale- 
rianus,  St.,  Bp.  nf  Gimela. — Vavasseur,  F. — Villc- 
court,  C— Villcdieu,  (— ).  —  Waiburton,  W.— 
Waterland,  D.— 'Watts,  I. —Werner,  F.  L.  Z — 
Wesley,  J.— White,  J.— Whitefleld,  G.— Whit- 
gift,  J.,  Abp.  of  fanierfturi/.- Whitttngham,  W.  B., 
Bp.  of  Mariiland.-WllBon,  T.— Witherspoon,  J.— 
Wolfe,  C.— W^olzogen,  J.  L.— Wulstan,  Abp.  of 
Fort.— Wycliflfe,  J.— Zwinglt,  V. 

Serpent,  The.    38  pp.    Cervantes  Saavedra, 

M.  de,  Exemplary  novels,  p.  441. 

Serpent  charming  in  Cairo.  9  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  T.  111,1872,  p.  169.) 

Serpent  symbol  ...  in  America.    Squier, 
E.  G.  -2384 

Serpent  worship. 

BOUDIN,  J.  C.  M.  F.  J.    Etudes  anthropo- 
logiques  .  .  .  culte  du  serpent.     1864. 

BouEKE,  J.  G.     Snake  dance  of  the  Mo- 

quis  of  Arizona  ...  To  which  is  added  a 
briet  dissertation  upon  serpent  worship  in 
general.     1884. 

Deane,   J.  B.    Worship  of  the  serpent 

traced  throughout  the  world.     1833. 

Feegusson,  J.    Tree  and  serpent  wor- 
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Jennings,  H.    Rosicrucians,  their  rites 

and  mystei-ies  ;  with  chapters  on  the  ancient 
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Serpents.    See  vnth  Snakes. 

Serpentum  Brasiliensium  species 
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SERRE 


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Serre,  Pierre  Frangois  Hercule,  Comte  de. 
Lacombe,  C.  de.  Comte  de  Serre.  (Corres- 
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Broglie,  A.  de.    Deux  rainlstres  de  la  restaura- 

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Serreiises.    Desjardins,   E.     Position  geo- 

graphlque  des  S.  8  pp.  (Rev.  archlol.  n.  9.  v.  11, 1865, 
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Serres,  Jean  de.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes,  v.  4. 

Serres,  Pierre  Marcel  Toussaint  de.  1783- 
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2  V.  8°.  —1236 
■ De  la  creation  de  la  terre  et  des  corps 

celestes,  ou  examen  de  cette  question:  L'oeu- 
vre  de  la  creation  est-elle  aussi  complete 
pour  I'univers  qu'elle  parait  I'etre  pour  la 
terre  ¥    Paris,  1843.     8°.  —1614 

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de  Moi'se,  comparee  aux  faits  geologiques.  86  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Dimonstr.  HangU.  v.  15,  p.  215.) 

Serret,  Ernest.     1821-74.    Livre  des  belles- 

,  m&res.  152  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  61,  1874,  pp. 
973, 1252 ;  v.  62, 1875,  pp.  60,  313.)— Koman  de  la  Suisse. 
238  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  60,  1872,  p.  1034;  V.  51, 
pp.  55,  227,  446,  654,  820,  1008.) 

Serret,  Joseph  Alfred.  1819-85.  Cours  d'al- 
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Serrigny,  Denis.  1804-76.  Droit  public  et 
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siecle  (de  Constantin  a  Justinien).  Ouvrage 
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Serroni,  Hyacinthe.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  2. 

Serrurerie  du  moyeu-age.  Bordeaux, 
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Sertum  Orchidaeenm.    Lindley,  J. 

—1691 
Servaes,  Franz.   Poetik  Gottscheds  und  der 
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—3166 
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Servants. 

Hanway,  J.  Eight  letters  on  the  cus- 
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Health  to  the  gentlemanly  profession  of 

seruingmen.  1598  [repr.  1868].  {With  Eng- 
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Housemaid  ;  her  duties,  and  how  to  per- 
form them.  n.  d.  {Houlston^s  indust.  libr. 
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Lady's  maid  ;    her  duties,  and  how  to 

perform  them.  n.  d.  (Houlston''s  indust. 
libr.  No.  22.) 

Maid  of  all  work,  or  general  servant :  her 

duties,  and  how  to  perform  them.  n.  d. 
{Houlston''s  indust.  lityr.  No.  24.) 

Aldrlcli,  T.  B.    Smith.    8  pp.    {Allant.  Monthly,  T. 

47,1881,  p.  29.)— Barker,  S.  C.    Sermon  to  servants. 

3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30,  1866,  p.  664.|— Cecil,  E. 
rriendly  advice  from  a  minister  to  the  servants  of  his 
parish.  86  pp.  {Worhs,  v.  2,  p.  63.)— Cobbe,  F.  P. 
Household  service.  14  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  77,  1868, 
p.  121.)— Complete  servant:  being  a  guide  to  all 


servants.  13  pp.  {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  18, 1825,  p.  667.) 
—Domestic  servants.  6  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  74, 
1806,  p.  129  ;  Maanillan's  Mag.  v.  34, 1876,  p.  182  ;  N.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  20, 1854,  p.  179.)— Presentand  past  conditions  of 
domestic  service.  16  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  126, 
1879,  p.  169.)— Du  Motey,  a.  E.  DomesticitS  dans  les 
temps  modernes.  49  pp.  (/n  Ms  L'esclavage  ii  Eome, 
p.  223.)— Effect  of  farm  overseers  on  the  morals  of 
farm  servants.  3  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  3, 1818, 
p.  83.)— Harris,  S.  Christian  law  ot  service.  29  pp. 
(BibHolh.  Sacra,  v.  29,  1872,  p.  310.)— Hensfca-w,  S.  E. 
California  housekeepers  and  Chinese  servants.  6  pp. 
(Scriiner's  Monthly,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  736.)— Household 
servants.  16  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  8,  1833,  p.  701.)— 
Ijytton,  Lady  R.  D.  W.  B.  Servants.  16  pp.  (In  her 
Shells  from  the  sands  of  time,  p.  148.)— Maid  ser- 
vants. 9  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  28,  1843,  p.  664.)— 
Modern  domestic  service.  31  pp.  {Edtn.  Rev.  v. 
115,  1862,  p.  409.)— Montreiill,  A.',  Baron  de.  Kap- 
ports  des  maitres  et  des  servlteurs  dans  la  sociStfi 
chr§tl6nne.  17  pp.  (Correspondant,'v.l,lSii,p.  90.) — 
Nisard,  A.  Anciens  et  nouveaux  servlteurs.  34  pp. 
(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  66,1876,  p.  245.)— Hnskin,  J. 
Servants  and  houses.  21pp.  (Arrows  of  thechace,  \.2, 
p.  135.)— Stephen,  C.  E.  Mistress  and  servants.  13 
pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  6,  1879,  p.  1061.)— Tomes,  K. 
Your  humble  servant.  7  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,1864, 
p.  63.)— Walker,  "F.  A.  Our  domestic  service.  6  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11,  1876,  p.  273.)— Wycllffe,  J. 
Of  servants  and  lords.    18  pp.    {Eng,  works,  p.  226.) 

Servatius,  St,  Bp.  ofTongres.  Frommann, 
G.  K.  Bruchstuecbe  des  gedichies  vom  Heil.  S.  2  pp. 
[Oermania.Y.  18, 1873,  p.  458.)— Jocnndus.  Transla- 
tlo  sanotl  Servatii,  A.  D.  1088.  42  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc. 
Script. -v.  12,  p.  85.)— Vita;  [verslo  Suecana.]  26  pp. 
(Kietz,  J.  E.,  Script.  Specie,  v.  2,  p.  102.) 

SerTatus  Liupus.    See'Lou'^,  Abbot  of  Fer- 

rieres. 
Serveri,  of  Gerona.    Lehrgedicht  ueber  den 

worth  der  frauen,  [Provenfal.1  16  pp.  (Suchler,  H., 
Denkmaeler provenzal.  lit.  und  sprache,  v.  1,  p.  256.) 

Servetus,  Michael  (Servede,  Miguel).  1509 
or  11-53.  Epistolae  triglnta  ad  Joannem  Calvlnum 
Oebennensium  conclonatorum.  38  pp.  (Corpus  Re- 
form. V.  36,  p.  645.) 

CHAUFEPifi,  J.  G.  de.     Life  of  Servetus. 

Tr.  from  the  French  by  J.  Yair.     1771. 

Deummond,  W.  H.  Life  of  Michael  Ser- 
vetus, the  Spanish  physician.     1848. 

TOLl,iN,H.   Lehrsystem  Michael  Servet's 

genetisch  dargestellt.     1876-78,  3  v. 

Michel  Servet,  portrait-caractere.  1879. 

Mich.  Servet  und  Mart.  Butzer.     1880. 

(In  his  Servet  und  die  oberlaendischen  re- 

formatoren,  v.  1.) 

TWEEDIB,  W.  K.     Calvin  and  Servetus  : 

the  reformer's  share  in  the  trial  of  Michael 
Servetus.     1846. 

Willis,  R.    Servetus  and  Calvin.    1877. 

Wright,  R.    An  apology  for  Dr.  Michael 

Servetus.     1806. 

Bacon,  L.  W.     Concerning  the  use  of  fagots  at 

Geneva.  5  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  16, 1878,  p.  116.) 
—Calvin,  J.  Actes  du  proc6s  de  S.  76  pp.  (Corpus 
Reform,  v.  36,  p.  721.1— Calvin  and  S.  30  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  9,  1849,  p.  "443;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  49, 
1878,  p.  100.)— Jficeron,  J.  P.  Mem.  des  hommes,  v. 
11.— Robblns,  B.  D.  C.  Life  and  death  of  S.  44  pp. 
(Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  3,  1846,  p.  51.)— Salsset,  E.  '  Michel 
SerTOt.  66  pp.  [Rev.d.dewx  mondes,  1848,  n.  s.  v.  21, 
pp.  685,  817.)— Tollin,H.  Charakterblld  Michael  Ser- 
vets.    48  pp.    (Sammi.  Mjissens.  iiorij-^.  V.  11, 1876,  p.  537.) 

Servi,  Jacopo  de'.    Canzone.    4  pp.     (Fer- 

rario,  G.,  Poesie  pastor,  e  rustic,  p.  84.) 

SerTi,  Pietro.  De  odoribus  dissertatio  philo- 
loglca.  16  pp.  (Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  9, 
p.  646.) 

Servia,  Miguel  de.    16  cent.    Relacion  de  los 

sucesos  de  la  armada  de  la  santa  liga  y  entre  ellos  el 
de  la  batalla  de  Lepanto  desde  1671  hasta  1574.  96  pp. 
(Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  11,  p.  359.) 

Serbia. 

BOEOHGEAVE,  E.  de.    Serbie  administra- 
tive, economlque,  et  commercials.    1883. 


SERVIA 


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Kanitz,  p.  F.    Serbien.    Historisch-eth- 

nographische  reisestudien  aus  den  jahren 

1859-68.     1868. 
Mackenzie,  G.  M.  M.,  and  Irby,  A.  P. 

Travels  in  the  Slavonic  provinces  of  Turkey 

in  Europe.     1866. 

The  same.    1877,  3  v. 

Biilfiiicli,  S.  G.     Servla.     13  pp.    (Chr.  Exam.  v. 

85, 186S,  p.207.)— Chrlstltcli,  P.  Servla  in  1863.  7  pp. 
IMacmillan's  Mag.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  498.)— Dwyer,  P.  Ser- 
vla. 10  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  u.  s.  v.  6,  1872,  p.  341.)— 
Guernsey,  A.  H.  From  Belgrade  to  Bucharest.  16 
pp.  tffarp«r's  Mag.  v.  8,  1854,  p.  289.)— Jenkins,  E. 
Touug  S.,  1883.  23  pp.  (Coretemp.  JSeu.  v.  M,  1883,  p. 
437.)— Kanitz,  P.  F.  Reise  In  Sued-Serblen  und  Nord- 
Bulgarlen.  Ausgefuehrt  Im  jalire  1864.  (Mit  5  tafeln 
und  elner  karte.) .  66  pp.  (Vienna  Aliad.  wissens. 
Phil.  Mst.  classe  Denleschr.  v.  17, 1868,  p.  1.) — Ijamartine, 
A.  de.  Notes  Bur  la  Servle.  32  pp.  ( (Emres  compl,  v. 
8,  p.  3.)— Oxenfovd,  J.  Marko  KrallevltcU:  the 
mythical  hero  ol  S.  8  pp.  (Maamillan's  Mag, -7.35,1911, 
p.  222.)— Perrot,  G.  Soavenirs  d'un  voyage  en  S.  35 
pp.  {Rev.  d,  deux  mondes,  1869,  2  p6r.  v.  82,  p.  117.) — 
Sandwith,  H.  From  Belgrade  to  Constantinople 
overland.  20  pp.  (Praser's  Mag.  n.  9.  v.  14, 1876,  p.  230.) 
— From  Belgrade  to  Samakov.  20  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev,  n. 
s.  V.  26, 1879,  p.  879.)— Spencer,  E.  In  Us  Travels  In 
European  Turkey,  in  1850,  v.  1,  p.  9.  112  pp.— Toivle, 
Q.  M.  Principalities  of  the  Danube.  14  pp.  (Border's 
Mag.  V.  62, 1876,  p.  473.)— Ubicini,  A.  La  prlnoipautfi 
de  8.  30  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2  p6r.  v.  51,  p. 
424.)- Wanderings  in  S.  5  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  43, 1854,  p.  610.) 

See  also  Quart.  Eev.  v.  117,  1865,  p.  179.    Also  Bel- 
grade.—Dauubian  principalities. 

Sei'Tia,  Church  history.    Crisis  in  S.     18  pp. 

( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41,  1882,  p.  290.)— SoutU  Slavonic 
clinrclies :  the  Serbian.  7  pp.  {Maemillan's  Mag.  v. 
10, 1864,  p.  294.) 

Sei'Tia,  History.    Ranke,  L.  von.    History 

of  Servia.     1847. 

The  same.    1853.    (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 

JJhr.) 
Serbien  und  die  Tuerkei  im  19  jahr- 

hundert.     1879. 

Servla,  her  revolution  and  present  state.    13 

pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  27, 1846,  p.  127.)— Robert, 
0.  Le  monde  gr6co-siave.  Les  Serbes.  Hlstoire  du 
Prince  Mlloch.  80  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1843,  n.  s. 
V.  1,  p.  811.)— Le  monde  gr6co-slave.  Union  bulgaro- 
serbe.  42  pp.  {Rev.  d,  deux  mondes,  1843,  u,  s.  v.  3,  p. 
271.)— Sandvrlth,  H.  Servla  and  its  new  prince.  12 
pp.  (Korto.  Bev.  n.  8.  v.  13, 1873,  p.  304.)— Servia,  and 
the  Slavs.  36  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  68,  1876,  pp. 
385,  S13,  773 ;  v.  89,  1877,  p.  140.)— Servian  vrar.  26  pp. 
{Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  65, 1877,  p.  195.)— Taillandier,St. 
K.  Serble  au  19  si6cle.  240  pp.  {Reti.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1868,  V.  78,  pp.  82,  674 ;  1869,  v.  79,  pp.  82,  816 ;  v.  80,  p. 
663;  V.  81,  p.  368.)— Urquliart,  D.  Fragment  of  the 
history  of  S.    96  pp.    (Worlcs,  v.  3.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  63,  1876,  p.  IDO.    Also 
Danubiau  principalities. — fSastern  question, 

Servia,  Politics.    Bouillon,  S.    Serbie  et  les 

Obr6novitch.  17  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1868,  v.  3,  p.  723.) 
— Collas,  E.  Serbie  et  la  crise  orlentale.  32  pp.  {Gor- 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  64, 1875,  p.  1039.) — Demombynes, 
Q.  Serbie.  Parlement.  Oonsells  communaux.  Or- 
ganisation Judiciaire.  19  pp.  {Constitutions  europ6- 
ennes,v.  1,  p.  630.)— Ejxodus  of  mussulmans  from 
S.  10  pp.  (Maemillan's  Mag.  v.  8,  1863,  p.  87.)— liC- 
normant,  F.  Servle,  son  IndSpendance,  ses  droits. 
27  pp.  (Correspondanl,  V.  66,  1362,  p.  633.)— Panslav- 
ists  and  tbe  Slav  committees.  6  pp.  (Maemillan's 
Mag.  V.  37,  1878,  p.  68.)— Servia  and  the  "Servian 
question."  20  pp.  (Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  69,  1846, 
p.  129.), 

See   also   Danublan   principalities. — Hastern 
question. 

Servian  ballads  and  songs.  Frankl, 
L.  A.,  Bitter  von  [Ed.)  Gusle.  Serbische 
nationallieder.     [Tr.  into  German.]     1852. 

Gerhard,  W.   C.   L.    Wila.  ■  Serbische 

volkslieder.     [Tr.  into  German.]     1838,  3  v. 

Kappee,  S.  Gesaenge  der  Serbep.    185^, 

2v. 


Robinson,  Mrs.  T.  A.  L.  von  J.  (Talvi, 
md. )     Volkslieder  der  Serben.     Metrisoh 
uebersetzt  und  historisch  eingeleitet.     1853. 

TSCHOKOVICS,  0.    Volkslieder  der  monte- 

negriner  und  herzegowinaer  serben.  [lu 
Servian.]     1837. 

Chants  servlens.     [Tr.  into   French.]     60  pp. 

(Lamanlne,  A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de,  (Euvres,  v.  8,  p.  85.)— 
Marmier,  X.  Chants  serbes.  34  pp.  (Rev.  contemp. 
1853,  v.  5,  p.  573.) 

See  also  Dublin  Unlv.  Mag.  v.  43,  1854,  p.  669.    Also 
Servian  poetry. 

Servian  ballads  and  songs.  History  and 

criticism.    Servian  minstrelsy.    21pp.    (Quart.  Rev.  v. 
35,  1827,  p.  66.) 
See  also  Servian  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 

Servian  folklore.    See  Folklore,  Servian. 
Servian  language.    Miklosich,  F.    Nomi- 

nalezusammensetzunglmserblschen.  28  pp.  (Vienna 
Akad.  wissens.  Phil.  hist,  classe  Denleschr.  v.  13, 1864,  p.  1.) 

Servian  literature.  Novakovic,  S.  Bib- 
liographia  Serbica,  1741-1867.  [Russian.] 
1869. 

Literature  of  the  Servians  and  Croats.    25 

pp.     (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  63,  1878,  p.  303.) 

Servian  poetry.  Boweing,  Sir  J.  Servian 
popular  poetry.     1837. 

MlJATOVlCH,  or  Mijatovies,  Mme.  E.  L. 

(3V.)  Kossovo  :  an  attempt  to  Isring  Serbian 
national  songs  about  the  fall  of  the  Serbian 
empire  at  the  battle  of  Kossovo,  into  one 
poem.    1881. 

Crrimm,  J.    L.    K.      Erhschaftstheilung.      3   pp. 

(Kieinere  schriften,  v.  1,  p.  413.) 

Servian   poetry.  History    and   criticism. 

Freiligrath-Kroeker,  E.  National  poetry  of  Ser- 
via. 11  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  4,  1879,  p.  284.) 
— Ghlka,  H.  Nationality  serbe  d'apris  les  chants 
populaires.  46  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  18Q5,  2  p6r.  v. 
65,  p.  315.)— Popular  poetry  of  the  Servians.  16 
pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  v.  6, 1826,  p.  23.)— Servian  popu- 
lar poetry.    16  pp.     (JV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  25, 1827,  p.  352.) 

Servians.  Vilovsky,  T.,  Bitter  Stefanovic. 
Die  Serben  im  suedlichen  Ungarn,  in  Dal- 
matien,  Bosnien,  und  in  der  Herzegovina. 
1884.     (Voelker  Oesterreich-Ungarns,  v.  11.) 

Service  afloat.    Hoste,  Sir  W.  4703 

Service  afloat  and  ashore  during  the  Mexi- 
can war.     Semmes,  R.  1636 

Service  afloat  during  the  war  between  the 
states.  Memoirs  of.    Semmes,  R.  2654 

Service  of  man.  The.    Morison,  J.  C. 

—4355 

Services  and  address  at  the  funeral  of 
the  late  Henry  S.  Garrett,  October  13,  1867. 
Baltimore  [1867].     8°.  —4333 

Services  of  *tlie  Fifth  army  corps,  in 
northern  Virginia,  1863.  Porter,  F.  J.,Maj.- 
Gen.  U.  S.  A.  3621 

Servidre,  France.    Contejean,  C.    Note  sur 

le  Castellum  gaulois  de  S.  (Puy-de-Dome).  3  pp.  (Soo. 
antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1864,  p.  116;  with  M4m.  v.  28, 
1865.) 

Serviez,  Jacques  Roergas  de.  1679-1737. 
Lives  and  amours  of  the  empresses,  consorts 
to  the  first  13  Caesars  of  Rome.  With  his- 
torical and  explanatory  notes.  Tr.  by  Geo. 
James.  London,  1733.  8°. 
Contents. 

Agrlpplna.  Livia  DrusiUa. 

Caesonia.  Llvia  Orestilia. 

Calpuruia.  Lollia  Paulina. 

Domitla  Longlna.  Marcla  Furullla. 

Domltllla.  Oetavla. 

Galprla  Fundana.  Sablna  Poppaea. 

Julia.  Statilla  Messallna. 

Leplda.  Valeria  Messallna. 


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SETTE  COMMUNI 


Sei'Tilianus,  Quintus  Fabius  Maximus. 
See  Fabius  Maximus  Servilianus,  Q.  (in  sup- 
plement). 

SevTililis,  Joannes.  See  Knaep,  J.  (in  sup- 
plement). 

Serville,  Jean  Guillaume  Audinet.  His- 
toire  naturelle  des  insectes.  Orthopteies. 
Paris,  1839.    8°.     [Suites  a  Bvffon.)     —2645 

Histoire  naturelle  des  insectes  :  Hemip- 

tSres.  See  Amyot,  C.  J.  B.,  and  Serville,  J. 
G.  A. 

SerTin,  Louis.  S.,  A.  D.  Discours  sur  les 
meur3  et  liuraeur  de  M.  S.,  advocat  g^n^ral  au  parle- 
raentde  Paris.  37  pp.  (Latalat.Ij.,  Jrcldv.de  I'liist,  de 
France,  2  s.  v.  3,  p.  173.) 

Sei'Tlon,  Jehan.  15  cent.  Gestezetcroniqties 
de  la  mayson  de  Savoye.  Publie  d'apres  le 
MS  .  .  .  par  Frederic-Emmanuel  Bollati. 
Turin,  1879.    3  v.  8°.  3543 

Servire,  J.  R.  de.    See  Serviez,  J.  R.  de. 

Sei'viska  folksanger.  98  pp.  Runeberg, 

J.  L.,  Saml.  skrifter,  v.  3,  p.  175. 

Serviss,  Garrett  Putnam.  1851 — .  Astronomy 
with  an  opera-glass.    New  York,  1888.    8°. 

—2494 

Servltes.  Albertini,  P.,  Bp.  of  Torcello. 
Dialogus  de  oi'igiDe  ordinls  Servitarum.  12  pp.  (Mar- 
tSne,  E.,  and  DuraDd,  U.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  collect,  v. 
6,  p.  667.) 

Servitude,  Of   liberty  and.      88  pp.     La 

Mothe  le  Vayer,  P.  de.  (Evelyn,  J.,  Miscel.  writings, 
p.  1.) 

Servitude  et  grandeur  militaires.  Vigny , 

A.,  Comte  de.  —1178 

Ser\ius,  of  Fulda.    Duebner,  F.    Nacbricht 

ueber  deu  Servius  Fuldeusis.  5  pp.  {Zeils.  f.  Alter- 
thumsw.  V.  1,  1834,  p.  1222.) 

Servius,  Maurus  or  Marius  Honoratus.  4 
cent.  Commentarii  in  Virgilium  Serviani ; 
sive  commentarii  in  Virgilium,  qui  Mauro 
Servio  Honorato  tribuuutur  .  .  .  recensuit 
.  .  .  H.  A.  Lion.     Gottingae,  1826.    2  v.  8°. 

3253 

' In  Vergilii  Geoi-g.  lib.  I,  1-100  commen- 

tarius.   Ed.  Dr.  Thilo.   Halle,  1866.   4°.   3252 

Commentarlus  In  Artem  DonaH  ;  De  flnallbus  ad 

Aquilinum  ;  De  centum  metris ;  De  metrls  Horatii. 
70  pp.  (Kell,  H.  G.  T.,  Grammat.  Lal.y.  4,  p.  403.)-Ceiitl- 
metrum.  15  pp.  (Gaisford,  T.,  Script.  Lat.  reiviet.  p. 
363.)— Glossae  Gracco-Latillae.  22  pp.  (Mat- 
thaeus.  A.,  Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  3,  p.  657.) — Nettlesliip, 
H.  Thilo'a  Serviufl.  19  pp.  [Lectvres  and  essays,  p. 
S22.)— Oehlcr,  F.  GlOBsae  Servii  Grammatlol.  9  pp. 
(iJ/ieiniscA.  mm.  n.  s.  v.  18, 1863,  p.  253.) 

Servius  Tullius,  King  of  Rome.      Ber- 

trand,  A.  Servius  Tullius  et  les  premiers  temps 
de  rhletolre  romalne.  26  pp.  (Rev.  arch^ol.  n.  s.  v. 
6,  1862,  p.  277.)  — Hertz,  M.  Ueber  Goettllngs  und 
Zumpts  auslchten  von  den  summen  des  Servianischen 
census.  9  pp.  [PHlologus,  v.  1, 1846,  p.  108.)— Maury, 
L.  F.  A.  ■  M^moire  sur  le  veritable  caractfere  des  6v6ne- 
ments  qui  portferent  S.  au  trOne.  117  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Mm.  v.  26,  pt.  2, 1866,  p.  107.)— 
Peter,  C.  Elne  bemerkung  zu  der  centurlenver- 
fassung  des  S.  4  pp.  {Zeits.f.  Allerthumsw.  v.  13, 1846, 
p.  1057.) 

Servois,  Gustave  Marie  Joseph  [Ed.)  CEu- 
vres  de  La  Bruyere.    See  La  Bruyere,  J.  de. 

Sesame  and  lilies.  Ruskiu,  J..  Works, 
V.  1.  '  —1713 

Sescas,  Amanieu  de.  See  Amanieu  de  Sescas. 

Sesenheim.    Kruse,  H.    Wallfahrt  nach  S. 

9  pp.     (Veulsch.  rundsclMU,  v.  17, 1878,  p.  21S.) 

Sesostris,  the  Great.,  King  of  Egypt.     See 

Ramses  II. 
Sessanta  novelle  popolari  montalesi.  Ne- 

rucci,  G.  {Ed.)  1226 


Sessuto  language.  Schrumpf,C.  Sessuto. 

Ein  beitrag  zur  sueU-afrikanlschen  sprachenkunde, 
gesclioepft  aus  meiner  sechzehnjaehrlgen  erfabrung. 
34  lip.    (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  16, 1862,  p.  448.) 

Sestier,  Felix.  De  la  foudre,  de  ses  formes 
et  de  ses  efifets  sur  I'homme,  les  animaux, 
les  vegetaux  et  les  corps  bruts,  des  moyens 
de  s'en  preserver  et  des  paratonnerres.  Re- 
dige  sur  les  documents  laisses  parM.  Sestier 
et  complete  par  le  docteur  C.  Mehu.  Paris, 
1866.     2  V.  8°.  —2485 

Sestina.    3  pp.    Swinburne,  A.  C,  Poems 

and  ballads.  2  s.  p.  46. 

Sestius,  Publius.     B.  C.  1  cent.    Fragmenta. 

3  pp.     (Meyer,  H.,  Oral.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  432.) 

Cicero,  M.  T.  Oratio  pro  P.  Sestio.   1845. 

[Orationes  explanavit  C.  Halm,  v.  1,  pt.  2.) 
Nole.—'Fov  otber  eds.  see  name  of  author. 
Jacob,  F.    Bemerkungen  zu  Cicero's  rede  f  uer  S. 

50  pp.     (PHlologus,  V.  3,  1848,  pp.  483,  701.) 

Scsto,  Cesare  da.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  O.    In  Ms 

Hist,  des  pelntres:_Ecole  milauaise.    8  pp. 
SestOS.    Curtius,  C.     Inschrift  aus  S.    37  pp. 

(Ilermes,  v.  7, 1873,  p.  113.) 

SetantSj  Joaquin.   17ceni.  Avisos  de  am igo. 

6  pp.    (Castro,  A.  de,  Poet.  lir.  de  los  siglos  JTVIy  XVII, 
V.  2,  p.  411 :  Bibliot.  de  aulor.   espan.) — Ceiitellas  de 
varios  eonceptos.  16  pp.  (Obras  escogidasdefilosofos, 
'    p.  523  :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espon.^ 

Setchel,  Sarah.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 
Sarah  Setchel.  6  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2, 
p.  124.) 

Setll.  Pleyte,  W.  Religion  des  Pre-Israel- 
ites.  Recberches  sur  le  dieu  Seth.  Avec  10 
pi.  d'apres  les  monuments.     1862. 

Seti  I,  King  of  Egypt.  Birch,  S.  (TV.)  In- 
scription of  the  gold  mines  at  Rhedesieh  and  Kubau. 
14  pp.    (In  Ms  Records  of  the  past,  v.  8,  p.  67.) 

Setlej  river.    See  Sutlej  river. 

Setna,  Le  roman  de.     23  pp.     Revillout,  E. 

(Rev.  arcMol.  n.  s.  v.  37,  1879,  p.  334;  T.  38, 1879,  p.  11.) 

Seton,  Alexander,  1  Earl  of  Dunfermline, 
Lord  Chancellor  of  Scotland.  Seton,  G. 
Memoir  of  Alexander  Seton.     1883. 

Seton,  Sir  Alexander,  Lord  of  Pitmedden. 
17  cent.  Treatise  of  mutilation  and  demem- 
bration. Edinburgh,  1699.  fo.  (With  Mac- 
kenzie, Sir  G. ,  Laws  and  customs  of  Scotland. ) 

—1331 

Seton, Mrs.  Eliza  Ann  Bayley.  White,  0. 1. 
Life  of  Mrs.  Eliza  A .  Seton.     1879. 

Coglitn,  A.    Elizabeth  S.  et  les  commencements  de 

r^glise  catholique  aux  Etats-ITnls.  ,37  pp.  (Carres- 
pendant,  v.  71, 1867,  p.  954.)— Dantlcr,  A.  Elizabeth  S. 
et  la  liberty  religieuse  aux  Etats-Unls.  54  pp.  (Cor- 
respondant,  n.  s.  v.  45,  1870,  p.  218.)— Ijife.  20  pp. 
(Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  a.  v.  1, 1853,  p.  165.) — modern 
saints.  Catholic  and  heretic.  29  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
77, 1853,  p.  145.)— Mother  S.  and  St.  Joseph's.  16 
pp.     (Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  s.  v.  1, 1853,  p.  315.) 

Seton,  George.    Memoir  of  Alexander  Seton, 

Earl  of  Dunfermline.   Edinburgh,  1883.   sm. 

^  4°.  4884 

Seton,  J.  L.  Notes  on  the  operations  of  the 
North  German  troops,  in  Lorraine  and  Pi- 
cardy;  taken  while  accompanying  princi- 
pally the  40  or  HohenzoUern  fusilier  regi- 
ment.   London,  1872.     8°.  3673 

Seton,  Sir  John.  17  cent.  Letter,  Manchester 
ye  25  M'ch,  1643.  15  pp.  (Chetkam  Miscel.  w.  S:  Chetham 
Soc.  V.  57.) 

Seton.    See  also  Seaton. 

Seton  family.    Taylor,  J.    The  Setons.    21 

pp.    {In  las  Great  historic  families  of  Scotland,  v.  1, 

p.  126.) 

Seftano,  Q., pseud.    See  Sergardi,  L. 
Sette  Coinuiuiii.  33  pp.  Mercey,  F.    [Rev. 

d.  deux  mondes,  1841,  4  s.  v.  25,  p.  903.) 


SETTEGAST 


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SEVEN  WEEKS'  WAR 


Settegast,  F.  [Ed.)  Le  hystore  de  Julius 
Cesar.    See  Jehan  de  Tuim  (in  supplement). 

Settegast,  Hermann.  1819—.  Aufgaben 
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(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  6, 1871,  p.  371.) 

Setteinbrini,  Luigi  (Ed.]  1813-76.  Novel- 
lino  di  Masuocio  Salernitano.  See  Masucoio 
(in  supplement). 

Settignaiio,  Desiderio  da.  See  Desiderio 
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Settled  at  last ;  or,  Red  river  recollections. 

12  pp.    ^Blaclcwood' s  Mag.  y.  57, 1846,  p.  18.) 

Settled  land  act,  1883.  Dodd,J.  T.  —3343 

Settled  land  act,  1883,  and  the  settled 
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Settler,  J.  G.  Legons  sur  le  sixieme  pre- 
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epoux  et  sur  quelques  questions  relatives 
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par  Rousselot.  Grenoble,  1844.  16°.  (Bert, 
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Settlers  in  Canada,  The.  Marryat,  Capt. 
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Seuffert,  Lothar.   Das  autorrecht  an  literar- 

ischea  erzeugnisseu.  44  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg. 
V.  8,  1873,  p.  699.) 

Seulfus,  Abp.  ofRlieims.  10  cent.  Concilium 
EUemeQBe  praeslde  Seulfo.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  132,  p.  1063.) 

Senyn  sages,  The.    (Early  English  poem.) 

7  pp.  (Maetzner,  E.  A.  F.,  Altengl.  sprachjprohen,  v.  1,  pt. 
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SevaranibianSt  History  of  the.  Siden, 
Capt.  T.,  pseud.  1373 

Noti.—k  political  romance. 

Sfive,  Edouard.  Patria  Chilena.  Le  Chili 
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Relations  Internationales.     Le  Nord  in- 

dustriel  et  commercial.  Danemark,  Noi-- 
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3646 

SeTClingen,  Milon  von.  See  Milon  von 
Sevelingen. 

Seveliuges,  Charles  Louis  de.  1768-1833. 
Histoire  de  la  captivite  de  Louis  XVI  et  de 
la  famille  royale.    Paris,  1817.     8°.         3606 

Memoires  pour  servir  a  1 'histoire  de  la 

maison  de  Conde.   Paris,  1830.   3  v.  8°.   4695 

Seven,  Leutold  von.    See  Leutold  von  Seven. 
Seven.    Number  seven.     30  pp.     {New  Eng- 

lander,  v.  16,  1868,  p.  742.) 

Seven  arts.    Andeli,  H.   d'.     Bataille   des 

sept  arts.    16  pp.    (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des 
MSS,  T.  5,  1798,  p.'  496.)— Talntiii-ler,  (— ).    Mariago 
•  des  sept  arts.    6  pp.    (Inst,  de  France,  Not.  et  extr.  des 
Jf55,  v.  6, 1798,  p.  490.) 

Seven  champions  of  Christendom, 

Famous  history  of  the.     Johnson,  R.    3  pts. 

in  1  V.  1336 

Seven  churches  of  Asia.    Aeundell,  F. 

J.  V.    Visit  to  the  seven  chui'ches  of  Asia. 

1838. 

SvoBODA,  A.    Seven  churches  of  Asia. 

With  an  introduction  by  the  Rev.  H.  B. 
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Newliold,  T.  J.    Seven  churches  of  Asia,  la  1846. 

9  pp.  (Boyal  Aslat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.v.  13, 1852,  p.  81.) 

Seven  days  battles.     35  pp.     Palfrey, 

Jirig.-  Qen.  F.  W.  {Peninsular  campaign  of  Gen.  Mc  Clellan 
in  1862,  p.  167.) 

Seven  days  battles  on  the  Peninsula.    18 

pp.    Guernsey,  A.  H.    (Harper'i  Mag.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  476.) 


Seven  deadly  sins  of  London.    Decker, 

T.     (Arber,  E.,  Eng.  Scholar's  Libr.  No.  7.) 

3117 
Seven  decades  of  the  llnion.    Wise, 

H.  A.  1616 

Seven  lamps  of  architecture.  Ruskin, 

J.  -1783 

Seven  lectures  on  Shakespeare  and 

Milton.     Coleridge,  S.  T.  3383 

Seven  marriages.    43  pp.    Langbein,  A. 

F.  E.    (Eoscoe,  T.,  Ger.  novelists,  v.  4,  p.  216.) 

Seven  periods  of  English  architec- 
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Seven  sages. 

COMPARBTTI,  D.  P.  A.  Researches  re- 
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GoMME,  G.  L.  (Ed.)    History  of  the  seven 

wise  masters  of  Rome.  1885.  (Gomme,  G. 
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Jean  de  Haute-Seille.        Li  romans  de 

Dolopathos,  pub.  par  MM.  Ch.  Brunet  et 
Anatole  de  Montaiglon.  1856.  [Biblioth. 
Elzivir.) 

Dolopathos,  sive  de  rege  et  septem 

sapientibus,  herausg.  von  Hermann  Oes- 
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Keller,  H.  A.  von  {Ed.)    Romans  des 

Sept  sages.     1836. 

Paris,  G.  B.  P.  (Ed.)    Deux  redactions 

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Rajna,  p.  {Ed.)    Storia  di  Stefano,  fig- 

liuolo  d'un  imperatore  di  Roma,  versione  in 
ottava  rima  del  libro  dei  Setti  savi.     1880. 

ROLLAND,  J.    Seven  sages.     1578  ;  repr. 

1837.     (Bannatyne  Club.) 

Weight,  T.  {Ed.)     Seven  sages.     1845. 

{Percy  Soc.  v.  16.) 

Pi'oces  of  the  Seuyn  sa^es.    153  pp.    (Weber, 

H.,  Met.  romances,  v.  3,  p.  1.) — Rajnn,  P.  Una  versione 
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mania, V.  7,  1878,  pp.  22,  369;  v.  10,  1881,  p.  1.)— Seven 
ivlse  mastei'S.  49  pp.  (Ellis,  G.,  Early  Eng.  met.  ro- 
mances, p.  405.)— Sietoen  tveisen  melster.  129  pp. 
(Slrarock,  K.  J.,  Deutsch.  vollcsbuecher,  v.  12,  p.  115.) — 
Geschlohte  von  den  Sleben  vreisen  melgtern. 
120  pp.    (Marbaoh,  G.  O.,  Volkshueclier,  Nos.  30,  31.) 

Seven  sages.  History  and  criticism.  Mus- 
safla,  A.  Beitraege  zur  litteratur  der  Sleben  weisen 
melster.  82  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  Pliilos.  hist, 
classe  Sitzungsh.  v.  57,  1868,  p.  37.) — Gatalanlsche  me- 
trlsche  version  der  Sleben  weisen  melster.  84  i)p. 
(Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  Philos.  Jtist.  classe  DenJcschr.v.  25, 
1876,  p.  151.)— Ueber  elne  Italienlsohe  bearbeltung  der 
Sleben  weisen  melster.  10  pp.  (Jalirb,  f.  roman.  und 
engl.  lit.  v.  4,  1862,  p.  166.) 

Seven  sleepers.   Gregoire  (G.  F.),  St.,  Bp. 

of  Tours  [attributed  to].  Hlstorla  septem  dormlentium. 
7  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  71,  p.  1106.)— 
Rotli,  F.  Bruchstuecke  aus  dem  leben  des  beillgen 
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Script.  Suecic.  v.  2,  p.  126.) 

Seven  stories,  vrith  basement  and  attic. 
Mitchell,  D.  G.  (Ik  Marvel,  pseted.)  1366 

Seven  stormy  Sundays.    Hale,  L.  P. 

-4337 
Seven    towers    of    Constantinople. 

Dallavray,  J.  In  his  Account  of  the  walls  of  Con- 
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p.  231.) 

Seven  weeks'  war,  The.  Hozier,  H.  M. 
3  V.  3673 


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Seveu  wonders  of  the  world.    Omont, 

H.  Lea  sept  mei'velUes  du  monde  an  raoyen  age.  22 
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aniinalium:  Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr,;  Gronovlus,  J., 
This.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  8,  p.  2G41.) 

Seven  years  at  Eton.  Brinsley-Richards, 

J.  {Ed.)  —2364 

Seven  years  in  South  Africa.    Holub, 

E.    2  V.  1414 

Sevcji  years  of  the  King's  theatre. 

Ebers,  J.  3324 

Seven   years'  residence  in   the   great 

deserts  of  North  America.    Domenech,  E. 

B..D.,  Abbi.    2v.  2464 

Seven  years'  travel  in  Central  America. 

Froebel,  J.  2485 

Seven  years'  war,  1756-63. 

Archenholz,  J.  W.    History  of  the  seven 

years  war  in  Germany.     1843. 

BouRCET,  P.   J.      Memoires    historiques 

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Entick,  J.,  and  others.    General  history 

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Frederick  II,  the  Great,  King  of  Prussia. 

Histoire  de  la  guerre  de  sept  ans.  1788,  2  v. 
in  1.     [OEuvres posth. -v.  3,  i.) 

The  same.  1847,  2  v.  in  1.  [CEuvres,  v. 
4,5.) 

The  same.  Tr.  by  T.  Holcroft.  1789,  3  v. 
{Posth.  works,  v.  2,  3.) 

Gesammelte  nachrichten  und  urkunden, 

den  im  jahr  1756  in  Deutsohland  enstan- 
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KUESTBR,  K.  D.   Lebensrettungen  Fried- 

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LiGNE,  C.  J.,  Prince  de.     Mon  journal  de 

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Longman,  F.  W.     Frederick  the  Great 

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Ranke,  L.  von.     Ursprung  des  sieben- 
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Retzow,  F.  a.  von.     Charakteristik  der 

wichtigsten  ereignisse  des  siebenjaehrigen 
krieges  in  ruecksicht  auf  ursachen  und 
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SCHAEFEE,  A.      Geschichte  des  sieben- 
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SCHOENING,    K.   W.  von.      Der    sieben- 

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TiELCKE,  J.   G.     Beytraege  zur  kriegs- 

kunst  und  geschichte  des  krieges  von  1756 
bis  1763.    1776-86,  6  v. 

Abbott,  J.  S.  C.    Frederick  the  Great;  tlie  Seven 

years'  war.  68  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  42, 1871,  pp.  41, 
201,  364,  557,  680.)— Broglie,  A.,  Due  de.  Pr611mlnaires 
de  la  gaerre  de  sept  ans.  44  pp.  { Correspondant,  n.  s. 
T.  81,  1879,  p.  1.)— Secret  du  roi;  r6tat-ma]or  d'une 
arm^e  Irangalse,  pendant  la  guerre  de  sept  ans.  48 
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See  also  Predei'iclt  II,  King  of  Prussia.— Maria 
Tlieresa,  Empress  of  Germany.  Also  Austria,  Bo- 
Iiemia,  France,  Germany,  Prussia,  History. 

Seventeenth  -  centnry.     Gosse,  E.  W. 
Seventeenth-century  studies.    1888. 


Laceoix,  p.  (Bibliophile  Jacob,  pseud.) 

XVII  si^cle  ;  institutions,  usages,  et  costume. 
France.  1590-1700.     1880. 

Eyssenliardt,  F.    Aus  dem  geselligen  leben  des 

17  jabrhunderts.  39  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  y.  20, 
1885,  p.  429.) 

Seventh  great  oriental   monarchy. 

Rawlinson,  G.  2413 

Seventh  regiment.  National  Guard.  N.  Y. 
SwiNTON,  W.  History  of  the  Seventh  regi- 
ment.    1870. 

Brownell,  W.  C.  Decoration  In  the  Seventh  regi- 
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p.  370.) 

Seventy-Six.    Neal,  J.    2  v.  2295 

Seventy -six  Society.  Publications.  Phila. 
1855-57.     4  V.  r.  8°. 

Contents.  Batch,  L.  P.  W.  Slietch  of  the  life  of 
Lawrence  Everheart.— Balcb,  T.  (Ed.)  Examination 
of  Joseph  Galloway,  by  a  committee  of  the  House  of 
Commons;  Papers  relating  clilolly  to  the  Maryland 
line  during  the  Revolution.— IngraUa'm,  E.  D.  (Ed.) 
Papers  in  relation  to  the  case  of  Silas  Deane — ' 
McCurtin,  D.  Journal  of  the  times  at  the  siege  of 
Boston  .  .  . — Papers  relating  to  public  events  in  Mas- 
saclinsetts  preceding  the  American  revolution. 

Seventy  sonnets.    Camoens,  L.  de.     2866 
Seventy  years  of  an  eventful  life. 

Hulbert,  0.  4772 

Seventy-two   interpreters.  History  of 

the.     Aristeas.  —1237 

Several  declarations  made  in  council 

concerning  the  birth  of  the  Prince  of  Wales, 

1688.     n.  p.  1885.     8°.    (Clarendon Hist.  Soc. 

n.  s.  No.  8.)  3526 

Several  tracts  against  Popery.    Ged- 

des,  M.  —3307 

Severed.    1  p.     (Blaekwood''s  Mag.   v.   89, 

1861,  p.  711.) 

Severianus,  Bp.  of  Gabala.    —408.     Oratio 

in  Dei  apparitionera ;  Honiilia  de  Pythonlbus  et  male- 
flciis.  [Gr.etLat.]  7  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Pairoi.  s.  Gr, 
V.  65,  pp.  15,  27.)— Fragmenta,  iuterprete  Victore 
Capuano.  2  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  1, 
p.  275.)— Homliia  contra  Judaeos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  9  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  61,  p.  793.)— In  mttndi 
creationeni  orationes  sex ;  Oratio  de  serpente  aeneo. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.\  88  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  66, 
pp.  429,  499.)— Homliia  de  pytlionibus  ct  male- 
ficis.  3  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  >S'j3ici/«fif.  7£onian.  V.  10,  p.  221.) — 
Homilia  de  sigillis  librorum,  et  quomodo  Flllus 
Patrl,  Pater  Filio  ofCerat,  ac  de  Servatoris  Incarna- 
tione.  \_Gr.  et  Lat.'\  13  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  JPoiro!.  s.  (Jr. 
V.  63,  p.  531.) 

Severianus,  Julius.     2   cent.     Praecepta 

arils  rhetoricae  suramatim  coUecta  de  multis.  18  pp. 
(Halm,  K.  von,  Rhetores  Lat.  min.  p.  353.) 

Severinus,  St.,  Apostle  of  Austria.  Etjgtp- 
Pius,  Abbot  of  Lucullano.  Vita  Sancti  Seve- 
rini,  Noricorum  apostoli.  1863.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  62.) 

The  same.  Recensuit  et  adnotavit  H. 
Sauppe.  1877.  (Monumenta  German,  hist. 
-    Auctor.  antiq.  v.  1,  pt.  2.) 

The  same.  Recensuit  et  commentario 
critico  instruxit  Pius  Knoell.  1886.  (Cor- 
pus script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  9,  pt.  2.) 

Giovanni,  Deacon.    Translatlo  S.  Severini.    8  pp. 

(Monumenta  German,  hist.  Script,  rer.  Langobard.  saeo. 
VI-IX,  p.  452.) 

Severinus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Cologne.      5  cent. 

Doctrlna.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  74, 
p.  843.) 

Severn  river,  England.    Fletcher,  J.  W. 

Dreadful  phenomenon,  described  and  improved:  be- 
ing a  particular  accountof  the  sudden  stoppage  of  the 
rivers.  66  pp.  (TTorte,  v.  7,  p.  209.)— Guest,  E.  On 
the  English  conquest  of  the  Severn  valley.  26  pp.  1 
map.    (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  19, 1862,  p.  193.) 


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Severn  Tunnel.  Walkee,  T.  A.  Severn 
Tunnel :  its  construction  and  difficulties, 
1872-1887.     1888. 

Severus,    Patriarch   of   Antioch.     6   cent. 

Fragmenta  [Gr. Ij  In  8.  Antonlum  laudea;  De  S.  Dro- 
Blde  homlUas  ;  Bxtemporaneua  sermo  do  S.  Thalle- 
las30.  35  pp.  {Mb-I,  A-,f  Script,  vet.  nova  collect,  v.Q,l)p. 
726,  742,  760,  758.)— Liber  ad  Jnllaniim  eplscopum 
Hallcaruasseusem ;  Fragmenta  Graeca;  HomiUa  de 
sancta  Del  matre  semperque  vlrglne  Maria.  47  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Raman,  v.  10,  pp.  109,  201,  212.)— Eell- 
qulae  comnieutarlorum  In  Lucam  ;  Ex  commentarlo 
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64  pp.    (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  10,  pp.  408,  457.) 

Severus,  Bp.  of  Beth-Chino.  See  Moses  Bar- 

Cepha. 
Severns,  Bp.  of  Kennesrin.    [Notitia.]    1  p. 

(Assemanl,  G.  S.,  liibKoth.  orient,  v.  2,  p.  463.) 

Severus,  Bp.  of  MUdh.    5  cent.    Epistola 

ad  S.  AuguBtlnum.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  33,  p,  418.) 

SCTerus,  Bp.  of  Minorca.    5  cent.    Epistola 

ad  omnera  ecclesiam  de  vlrtutlbus  ad  Judaeorum 
converslonem  in  Minorlcensi  Insula  factls  In  prae- 
sentia  rellquiarum  S.  Stephanl.  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  41,  p.  821.)— Epjstola  de  Judaels.  8  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Palrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  20,  p.  731.) 

Severus,  St.  ,Bp.  of  Ravenna.  Liutolf ,  Pres- 

byter  of  Mayaice.  Vita  et  translatio  Sanotl  Severl.  5 
pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Seript.  v.  16,  pt.  1,  p.  289.) 

ScTerus,  of  Alexandria.    5  cent.    hitiyrjiiaTa 

KaX  iiSoTrova.1,.  15  pp.  (Walz,  C,  Bhetores  Gr.  v.  1, 
p.  634.) 

Severus,  Cassius.  Circa  B.  C.  50-A.  D.  33. 
Fragmenta.  7  pp.  (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Bom.  'fragm. 
p.  546.) 

Severus,  Cornelius.     B,  C.  1  cent.    Frag- 

mentum  de  morte  CiceronlB.  9  pp.  (Lemalre,  N.  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  208;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet.  Lat. 
min.  V.  4,  p.  217.) 

^tna.    See  Lucilius  Junior. 

Severns,  Julius.    De  pedibus  expositio.    19 

pp.  (Galstord,  T.,  Script.  Lat.  rei  met.  p.  667 ;  Keil,  H. 
G.  T.,  Grammat.  Lat.  v.  6,  p.  641.) 

Sevei'us,    Lucius    Septimius,   Emperor   of 

Borne.  146-211.  Fragmenta.  [St.]  2  pp.  (Dldot,  A. 
F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Or.  v.  3,  p.  667.) 

HUELSEN,  C.   Septizonium  des  Septimius 

Severus.  1886.  (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells. 
Winckelmannsfeste,  Progr.  46.) 

Mongez,  A.    MSmolre  sur  un  monument  consaorfi 

...  .  i,  la  gloire  de  Septlme  86v4re.  7  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Jnscript.  M£m.  v.  1, 1815,  p.  241.) — Spar- 
tianus,  M.  Severus.  7  pp.  (Haurisius,  B.  G.,  Script, 
hist.  Bom.  v.  2,  p.  315;.  Spartlanus,  M.,  and  others. 
Hist.  Augustae  script.  F/,  v.  1,  p.  142.) 

Severus,  Marcus  Aurelius  Alexander,  Em- 
peror of  Bome.  205-236.  Fragmenta.  1  p.  (Meyer,  H., 
Orat.  Bom.  fragm.  p.  625;) 

-  Iianiprldliis,.X;.  Alexander  Severus.  14  pp.  (Hau- 
risius, B.  C,  Script,  hist.  Bom.  v.  2,  p.  346;  Spartlanus, 
M.y  and  others,  Hist.  Augustae  script.  VI,  v.  1,  p.  257.) 

Severus,  Sulpicius.  Circa  368-410.  Libri 
qui  supersunt.  Eeoensuit  et  commentario 
critico  instruxit  Carolus  Halm.  Vindobonae, 
1866.    8°.    {Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  1.) 

—3354 

Contents.  Chronicorum  llbrl  II.  —  l>ialogi< — 
Elpigtvlae.— Vita  Sanctl  Martini. 

CEuvres,  tr.  nouv.  par  M.  Herbert.    Let- 

tres  attribuees  a  Sulpice  Severe,  tr.  en  f  ran- 
gais  pour  la  premiere  fois  par  M.  Eiton. 
Paris,  1848-49.    3  v.  8°.  —2355 

Contents.  Dialogues,  V.  2.— Herbert,  (— ).  Notice 
Bur  S.  v.  1.— Hlgtoire  gacr£e,  v.  1.— Lettres,  v.  1.— 
Vie  de  Saint  Martin,  v.  1. 

-  Chronlcorum  libri  II ;  De  vita  B.  Martini ;  Eplstolae 
III;  Dialogl.  77  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  20, 
pp.  95,  169, 176, 188.)— Eplstolac  V.  2  pp.  (Achery, 
J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  300.)— De  Gallls.  3  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Bee.  Ust.  Gaules,  T.  1,  p.  673.) 

[AUrtbuied  (o.l  Carmlna.  2  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 

s.  Lat.  V.  74,  p.  671.)  >! 


Bernays,  J.  Ueber  die  chronik  des  Sul- 
picius Severus.    1861. 

Herbert,  (— ).    Notice  sur  S.    6  pp.    (Severus,  S., 

CEuvres,  v.  1,  p.  5.)— Ija  Gournerle,  E,  de.  Lltt6ra- 
ture  catholique.  Sulplce-S6v6re.  12  pp.  {Corresptm' 
dant,  v.  7,  1844,  p.  356.) 

and  Cassianus,  Joannes.     De  vitis  pa- 

trum  liber  IV.  20  pp.  (Mlgne,  3,  P.,  Patrol,  s,  Lat,  v. 
73,  p.  813.) 

Severus  Sanctus.    4  cent.    Carmen  buco- 

llcum.  10  pp.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  1,  p. 
676  ;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  19,  p.  797.) 

Sevestre,  A.,  Ahhi.  Dictionnaire  de  patro- 
logie,  ou  repertoire  historique,  bibliograph- 
ique,  analytique,  et  critique  des  saints 
peres,  des  docteurs  et  de  tons  les  autres 
ecrivains  des  douze  premiers  sidcles  de 
I'eglise...  Paris,  1851-55.  4v.r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Nouv.  encyc.  thiol,  v.  30-33.)      —4393 

Contents. 
Aballard-Cyrllle,  v.  1.         Haimin-Mus6e,  v.  3. 
Dadon-Gurherden,  v.  2.      Nalgode-Zozime,  v.  4. 

Sevier,  John.  Gilmobb,  J.  R.  (Edmund 
Kirke,jpseMd.)  John  Sevier  as  a  common- 
v^ealth-builder.  A  sequel  to  the  rearguard 
of  the  revolution.     1887. 

liOBsing,  B.  J.  Early  secessionists.  7  pp.  (Harper's 

Uag_.  V.  24,  1862,  p.  615.) 

Sevier,  W.  R.,  M.  D.  Report  upon  epi- 
demic cholera  as  it  appeared  at  Jonesborough,  Tenn. 
3  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  279.) 

S6vign£,  Charles,  Marquis  de.     1648-1713. 

Lettres  in^dites.  6  pp.  {Biblioth.  Ecole  d.  Chartes,  v. 
27, 1866,  p.  301.) 

S£vign6,  Marie  de  Rabutin  Chantal,  Mar- 
quise de.  1636-96.  Lettres  de  Mme.  de 
Sevigne,  de  sa  famille,  et  de  ses  amis  .  .  . 
Priced ees  d'une  nouvelle  notice  biograph- 
ique  sur  Mme.  de  Sevigne,  et  accompagnees 
de  notes  geographiques,  historiques,  poli- 
tiques,  critiques,  et  de  moeurs,  par  M.  Gault- 
de-Saint-Germain.     Paris,  1823.     13  v.  8°. 

—1146 

Lettres  inedites  a  Mme.  de  Grignan  sa 

fiUe  .  .  .  precedees  d'une  introduction  par 
Charles  Oapmas.    Paris,  1876.    3  v.  8°.    5834 

Beauregard,  J.  de.    Lettres  InSdltes  de  S.    8  pp. 

(Oorrespondant,  n.  s.  v.  69, 1376,  p.  916.)— Bolssicr,  G. 
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pp.    (Nouveawi  Lundis,v,  l,p.2'n.) 

Mme.  de  Sevigne  and  her  contempora- 
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AUBENAS,  J.   A.     Histoire  de  Mme.  de 

Sevigne,  de  sa  famille,  et  de  ses  amis.    1843. 

PuLlGA,  ( — ),  Comtesse  de.  Mme.  de  Se- 
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Walckenaee,  C.  a.,  Baron.     Memoires 

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Oault  de  Saint  Crermaln,  P.  M.    Essal  Bur  I'ln- 

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sur  sa  famine.  38pp.  (S6vlgn6,M.deE.  Cifarguisede, 
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TlgnS.  93  pp.  ^CEuvres  compl.  v.  36,  p.  39.)— r/ie  same, 
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See  also  Edln.  Rev.  v.  76, 1843,  p.  203;  Fraser's  Mag. 
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Sevilla  Romero  y  Escalantc,  Juan  de. 

Lefort,  P.  Juan  de  Sevilla  Romero  y  Escalante.  4 
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S6vin,  Frangois.  1800-67.  Etude  sur  les 
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Seviligtoil,  England.  Hawkins,  E.  Letter 
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SeTiiyn.       1320-70.       To   Angharad,    etc. 

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Beaumont,  A.  de.    SSvres.    37  pp.    (Rev.  d.  deux 

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Birmingham,  England.      Report  of  the 

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Burke,  XT.  R.       Handbook  of   sewage 

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CORFiELD,W.  H.     Digest  of  facts  relating 

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Sewage  farming.     1870.     (Pamphl.  on 

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Sewage  question.  1871.  [With  Sew- 
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Commissioners  of  Inland  Revenue.  Com- 
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Kbepp,  F.  C.     Sewage  question.     1867. 

Latham,  B.      Lecture  on   the   sewage 

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Manning,  R.     Sanitary  works  abroad. 

1876. 

Menzies,  W.     Treatise  on  the  sanitary 

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Pamphlets  on  sewage.     1867-70. 

Sewage  question  reviewed,  1845-71.   1871. 

Slater,  J.  W.  Sewage  treatment,  puri- 
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Waugh,  H.   Disposal  of  sewage  in  towns. 

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See  also  Drainage,— Sc^verogc. — Sewers. 

Sewage  question  reviewed,  1845-71, 
and  special  information  on  the  value  of  sew- 
age manure,  with  description  of  Kirkman's 
improvements  in  treating  sewage.  London, 
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Sewall,  Rev.  Charles  C.  Memorial  sketch 
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Sewall,  Rev.  Edmund  Quincy.    Sermon  on 

human  depravity.    6  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Ghr.  Exam.  v.  2, 
1826,  p.  285.) 

Sewall,  Rev.  Frank.  Christian  hymnal, 
hymns  with  tunes  for  the  services  of  the 
church.  Phila.  1868.  12°.  [With  Prayer- 
book  and  hymnal  of  the  New  Church.) 

—1247 

The  Sermon,    2  pp.    [Atlant.  Monthly,  l.  40, 1877, 

p.  688.) 

[Tr.)    The  soul,  or  rational  psychology. 

See  Swedenborg,  E. 

Sewall,  Henry.      How   we  move.      13  pp. 

(Martin,  H.  N.,  and  others.  Lectures  .  .  .  to  the  employes 
of  the  B.  and  0.  R.  R.  Co.  p.  35.) 

Sewall,  Joseph.  Sewall,  S.  E.  Joseph 
Sewall.  3  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Jfem.  Sioff. 
V.  1,  p.  252.) 

Sewall,  Rev.  Rufus  King.  1814—.  Ancient 
dominions  of  Maine.     Bath,  1858.     8°.     2636 

Sketches  of  St.  Augustine,  with  a  view 

of  its  history  and  advantages  as  a  resort  for 
invalids.     Phila.  1849.     12°.  3587 

Sewall,  Rev.  Samuel.  1785-1868.  History 
of  Woburn,  Middlesex  county,  Mass.,  from 
the  grant  of  its  territory  to  Charlestown  in 
1640,  to  the  year  1860.   Boston,  1868.   8°.   2634 

Sewall,C.  C.    Memorial sketoh of  S.    Ipp.    (Sewall, 

S.,  Hist,  of  Woburn,  p.  1.) 

Sewall,  Samuel.  1653-1730.  Diary,  1674- 
1729.  Boston,  1878-82.  3  v.  8°.  (Mass. 
Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  5  s.  V.  5-7.)  4613 

Letter-book,  v.   1.      Boston,   1886.      8°. 

(Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  6  s.  v.  1.)  3614 


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Revolution  in  New  England  Justified.  See 

Rawson,  B.,  and  Sewall,  S. 
Lodge,  H.  0.     A  Puritan  Pepys.     64  pp.      (In  Us 

Studlea  m  history,  p.  21.) 

Sewall,  Samuel  E.    Joseph  Sewall.    3  pp. 

(New  Eug.  Hist.  Geneal.  S'jo.  Mem.  bioff.  v.  1,  p.  252.) 
Sewall,  Thiomas,  M.  D.     1786-1845.     Memoir 

of  Dr.  .lotiii  D.  GodinfLU.    20  pp.    (Bound^pampk.w. '2i'i.) 
Sewall,  William  G.    The  Lost  island.     5  pp. 

(i/arper's  jl/ajr.  V.  9,  lS5i,  p.  643.)— Who  tliscovci-ed 
the  Northwest  PnssngeT  12  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
V.  9,1861,  p.  i6:l)— Worth  live  huiiilretl  millions. 

8  pp.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  11, 1855,  p.  216.) 

Sewall.    See  also  Sewel.— Sewell. 

Sewall  and  Hewell;  or,  tiie  rival  shop- 
keepers.   B  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  24, 1841,  p.  159.) 

Seward,  Miss  Anna.  ,1747-1809.  Poetical 
works  with  extracts  from  her  literary  cor- 
respondence. Ed.  by  Walter  Scott.  Edin- 
burgh, 1810.    3  V.  12°.  1896 

Letters  written  between  the  years  1784 

and  1807.     Edinburgh,  1811.     6  v.  8°.      3867 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Dr.  Darwin  .  .  . 

London,  1804.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  4,  1804,  p.  330.)  4831 

Monody  on  Maj.  Andre.     To  which  are 

added  letters  addressed  to  her  by  Maj. 
Andre,  in  the  year  1769.  Lichfield,  1781. 
8°.     ( TFiY/i  Lossing,  B.  J.,  Tivo  spies.)      3774 

The  same.     London,   1808.      8°.      {With 
Smith,  J.  H.,  Maj.  Andri.)  1656 

Biographical  sketch  of  S.    6  pp.    (Losslng,  B. 

3.,  Two  spies,  p.  125.)— Scott,  Sir  W.  MISS  Anaa  Seward. 
29  pp.  (Miscel.  works,  v.  4,  p.  199 ;  and  Seward,  A.,  Poet. 
wor7c.«,  V.  1,  p.  i.) 

Seward,  Frederick  William,  LL.  D.  1830—. 
Autobiography  of  W.  H.  Seward,  1801-34. 
With  a  memoir  of  his  life.    See  Seward  ,W.  H. 

Uuited  States.  Department  of  State.  Ap- 
pendix to  Diplomatic  correspondence  of 
1865.  The  assassination  of  Abraham  Lin- 
coln, and  the  attempted  assassination  of 
Wm.  H.  Seward,  and  Frederick  W.  Seward 
Expressions  of  condolence  and  sym- 
pathy.    1866  ;  1867. 

Seward,  George  Frederick.  1840—.  Chinese 
immigration,  in  its  social  and  Economical 
aspects.    New  York,  1881.     8°.  —1366 

Seward«  Olive  Risley  {Ed. )  Travels  around 
the  world.    See  Seward,  W.  H. 

Seward,  William.  1747-99.  Anecdotes  of 
distinguished  persons,  chiefly  of  the  last  and 
3  preceding  centuries.  lUustr.  by  engrav- 
ings. 5  ed.  [Anon.]  London,  1804.  4  v. 
8°-  1846 

Biographiana.     [Anon.]     London,  1799. 

a  V.  8°.  1247  . 

Seward,  William  Henry.  1801-73.  Works, 
ed.  by  George  E.  Baker.  Redfleld,  1853.  3v. 
8°.  3161 
Contents.  John  Qulncy  Adams,  v.  3.— Agrlciilr 
tare,  v.  3. — American  fisheries,  v.  1. — American, 
steam  navigation,  v.  1.— Surveyot  the  Arctic  and 
Pacific  oceans,  v.  1.— Baiter,  G.  E.  Biographical 
memoir  of  S.v.  l.-Davld  Berdan,v.  3.-Alexander  Ham- 
ilton Buell,  V.  8.— Henry  Clay,  v.  3 Continental 

rights  and  relations,  v,  3. — General  correspond- 
ence, V.  3.— OIBolai  correspondence,  v.  2.— Debates 
In  the  Senate  ot  the  United  States,  v.  1.— Removal  ol  the 
deposits,  V.  1.— Contested  seat  of  Archibald  Dixon, 
V.  1. — Bdncation,  v.  3. — Kxeciitive  speeches,  v. 
3.— Improvement  of  farms  and  farmers,  v.  3.— De- 
lenoe  of  Abel  P.  Fitch,  and  others,  v.  1.— 'Forensic 
arguments,  v.  1.— Freedom  In  Europe,  v.  1 — 
rreedom  In  New  Mexico,  v.  1.— Freedom  In  the  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia,  t.  1.— Freedom  in  the  new  territories, 
V.I.— Defence  of  William  Freeman,  v.  1.— Indemni- 
ties for  French  spoliations,  V.  1.  —  Fugitive 
PABT  v.— 23. 


slaves,  V.  1.— Georgia  controversy,  v.  2.— True 
greatness  of  our  country,  v.  3.— Internal  im- 
provements and  education,  v.  3.— Invention,  v. 

1.— Irelaud  and  Irishmen,  v.  3 Irish  pnlrlots, 

V.  1.— Welopme  to  Koasutli,  v.  1.— Ijafayette,  v.  3. 
— Ijetters  from  Europe,  v.  3.— Law  ot  libel,  v.  1.— 
Mclicod  case,  v.  2.  —  Election  of  mayors  by  the 
people,  V.  1.— Belatlons  with  Mexico,  and  the  Conti- 
nental Railroad,  v.  3.— Military  system,  V.  1.— Notes 
on  New  York,  v.  2. —  Daniel  O'Connell,  v.  3. — 
Orations  and  discourses,  v.  3.— Pardon  papers,  v. 
2. — Political  writings,  v.  3.— Public  domain,  v. 
1.— Duty  on  railroad  iron,  v.  3.  —  Six  million 
loan,  V.  1.— Speeches  in  the  United  States  Seuate, 
V.  1,  3.— Speeches  in  the  Senate  ot  New  Yoric,  v.  1.— 
Oooaslonal  speeches  and  addresses,  v.  3.  —  State 
papers,  v.  2.— Texas  and  her  creditors,  v.  3.— Vir- 
ginia controversy,  v.  2. — Daniel  Webster,  v.  3. 

Works,  ed.  by  George  E.  Baker.     New 

ed.     Boston,  1884.     5  v.  8°.  3181 

JVo(«.— Contents  of  v.  1-3  the  same  as  the  preceding. 
Contents  of  v.  4,  5 ;  Alaska,  v.  B.— Destiny  of  Amer- 
ica, v.  4. — True  basis  of  American  Independence, 
V.  4.— Physical,  moral,  and  intellectual  development 
of  the  American  people,  v.  4.  —  The  allies  ot 
treason :  the  tall  ot  Atlanta,  v.  5.— Baker.G.  E.  Bio- 
graphical and  historical  memoir  of  S.  v.  1,  4.  5.— Chi- 
nese treaty,  v.  5.— Biography  of  De  Witt  Clinton,  v. 
4.— The  constitntion  interpreted,  v.  4.— The  con- 
test and  the  crisis,  v.  4.— Daricn  canal,  v.  5.— 
Democracy  the  chief  element  of  government,  v.  4.— 
Diary,  or  notes  on  the  war,  v.  5.~Selecttons  from 
diplomalic  correspondence,  v.  5.— Dominant 
class  In  the  republic,  v.  4.— Policy  of  the  fathers  of 
the  republic,  v.  4.— Freedom  in  Kansas,  v.  4.— 
Siieech  at  Gettysburg,  v.  B.— Irrepressible  con- 
flict, v.  4.— Kansas  and  the  army,  v.  4 — Kansas  the 
savior  of  freedom,  v.  4. — Kansas-usurpations,  v.  4. — 
Immediate  admission  of  Kansas,  v.  4. —  Speeches  in 
Mexico,  V.  5.  —  Miscellaneous  papers,  v.  5.  — 
National  divergence  and  return,  v.  4.— National 
idea;  its  perils  and  triumphs,  v.  4.— Nebraska  and 
Kansas,  v.  4.  — The  night  before  the  election, 
Nov.  5,  1860,  V.  4.— North  Pacific  coast,  v.  5.— Our 
North  Pacific  states,  v.  5.  —  Orations  and  ad- 
dresses, V.  4.— The  past  and  tlie  fnture,  v.  4 — 
Perseverance  in  war,  v.  5.— The  Pilgrims  and 
liberty,  v.  4.— Political  equality,  the  national  Idea, 
V.  4. —  Political  parties  of  the  day,  v.  4. —  The 
President  and  his  cabinet,  v.  5.— Advent  ol  the  Re. 
publican  party,  v.  4.— Republican  party  and  seces- 
sion, V.  4.— Republican  policy  and  the  one  Idea,  v. 
4. — Secession,  v.  4.— Secession  and  disunion,  v.  4 — 
The  situation  and  the  duty,  v.  5.— Trade  In  slaves, 
V.  4.— Speeciies  In  the  Senate  of.the  United  States,  v. 
4. — Occasional  speeches,  v.  5. — Political  speeches,  v.  4. 
— Stateof  tile  country,  v.  4.— Restoration  otnnlon, 
V.  5.— State  of  the  union,  v.  4. — Progress  of  the  war : 
the  fall  ot  Vieksburg,  v.  5.— Assurance  of  victory, 
V.  5. — Young  men  and  the  future,  v.  4. 

Autobiography,  1801-34.   With  a  memoir 

of  his  life,  and  selections  from  his  letters 
from  1831-46,  by  F.  W.  Seward.  New  York, 
1877.     8°.  3893 

Letter  transmitting  a  report  on  the  com- 
mercial relations  of  the  United  States  with 
foreign  nations,  for  .the  year  ended  Sept.  30, 
1867.    Washington,  1868.     8°.  —4305 

Life  and  public  services  of  John  Quincy 

Adams.     Auburn,  1849.     13°-  3885 

Travels  around  the  world.     Ed.  by  Olive 

Risley  Seward.   New  York,  1873.   r.  8°.   1444 

On  the  irrepressible    conflict;   Rochester,  Oct.  25, 

1858.  13  pp.  (Johnston,  A.,  Representative  Am.  orations, 
V.  3,  p.  31.) 

Adams,  C.  F.    Memorial  address  on  the 

life,  character,  and  services  of  William  H. 
Seward.     1873. 

United  States.  Department  of  State.  Ap- 
pendix to  Diplomatic  correspondence  of 
1865.  The  assassination  of  Abrahatn  Lin- 
coln, and  the  attempted  assassination  of 
Wm.  H.  Seward,  and  Frederick  W.  Seward 
.  .  .  Expressions  of  condolence  and  sym- 
pathy.    1866  ;  1867. 


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■ Welles,  G.     Lincoln  and  Seward  .  .  . 

1874. 

Baker.  G.  E.,  Biographical  memoir  of  S.    80  pp. 

(Seward,  W.  H.,  Wnrlts,  1863,  v.  1,  p.  xl;  1S84,  V.  1,  p. 
xlil;  v.  4,  p.  11;  V.  B,  p.  1.)— BartleU.  D.  W.  William 
H.  Seward.  26  pp.  (In  Ms  Mod.  agitators,  p.  281.)— 
BigeloAv,  J.  Mr.  Seward  aud  Mr.  Moiley.  13  pp. 
ilnternal.  Bee.  v.  6,  1878,  p.  544.)— Jeiiklns,  J.  S.  W. 
H.  Seward.  82  pp.  {In  liis  Lives  or  the  governors  of 
the  state  of  N.  Y.  p.  607.)— I,odge,  H.  C.  William  H. 
Seward.  19  pp.  {AUant.  ilunthlij,  v.  63,  1884,  p.  682.)- 
Maury,  S.  M.  W.H.Seward.  33  pp.  (/n  J  er  States- 
men of  America,  p.  32.)— Notice  of  S.  15  pp.  [Duhlin 
Univ.  Mag.  \.  69,  lii62,  p.  114.)— Perry,  B.  P.  William 
H.  Seward.  3  pp.  (In  fiis  Eemiuiscences  of  public 
men,  p.  318.)— White,  B.  G.  William  Hem-y  Seward. 
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Sewel,  William.  1650-«rca  1725.  History 
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Sewell,  Elizabeth  Missing.    Hawkstone.    A 

tale  ...  17  pp.  (Kev.  of  lu  Dublin  Rev.  v.  19,  1845, 
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jSewell,  Frank.      Sonnet.      1  p.       [Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  36,  1876,  p.  622.) 

Sewell,  George,  M.  D.    —1726.    Verses,  said 

to  he  written  hy  the  author  on  himself  when  he  was  in 
a  coDsumption.  2  pp.  (Camphell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v. 
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Sewell,  Henry.  Note  on  the  processes  con- 
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Sewell,  Leonard  W.     As  easy  as  lying.     5 

pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  41,  1870,  p.  425.) 

Sewell,  Mrs.  Mary.    Miss  Sewell  and  Miss 

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Sewell,  Richard  Clarke.     1803-64.     Oxford 

English  prize  poem,  for  1825.  The  temple  of  Vesta  at 
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p.  418.) 

Sewell,  William,  D.  D.  1804-74.  Letter  to 
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Sewell,  William  Grant.  1829-62.  Ordeal  of 
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Sewell.    See  also  Sewall. 

Sewerage. 

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Denton,  J.  B.      Intermittent  filtration 

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Sanitary  works,  and  sewage  utiliza- 
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Gebhaed,  W.  p.    Hints  on  the  drainage 

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Giedlestone,  H.  J.,  and  Giedlestone, 

J.  W.  Dry  earth  system.  1869.  (Pamphl. 
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HoSKlNG,  W.     Healthy  homes.    A  guide 

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KlEKWOOD,  J.  P.    Brooklyn  water  works 

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Latham,  B.  Sanitary  engineering.   1878. 

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Massachusetts.      Commission  appointed 

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Plan  general  des  egouts  de  la  ville  de 

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Sanitary  siffcings.     1868.      {Pamphl.   on 

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Waeing,  G.  E.,  Jr.    Sanitary  drainage  of 

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Anhry-Vitet,  E.    La  question  des  figouts.    26  pp. 

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Sewer-gas.    Brown,  G.  P. 
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Brewer,  W.  H.    The  gases  of  decay  and  the  harm 

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croup,  and  typho-malarial  diseases.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
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Sewers.  Beckwith,  L.  F.  Report  on  beton- 
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KlEKWOOD,  J.  P.    Brooklyn  water  works 

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London.  Commissioners  of  sewers.  Ord- 
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Compton,J.W.  Large  oomlalnecl  sewers  dangerous 

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Sewing.    See  Needlework. 

Sewiiig-inacliines.  Fairfield,  G.  A. 
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Bloomfleld,  E.  Fulton,  E.  Prldeaux,  3. 

Boone,  D.  Gifford,W.  Putnam, J%.- Gen. 

Bowditch,N.  Glrard,  S.  I. 

Braniah,  J.  Hargreaves,  J.  Elttenhouse,  D. 

Brlndley,  J.  Henry,  P.  Sherman,  E. 

Burns,  E.  Heyne,  C.  G.  Smith,  Caj^J.  J. 

Burritt,  B.  Holcroft,  T.  Stephenson,  G. 

Canova,  A.  Hutton,  W.  Thompson,     B., 

Cartwrlght,E.  Jackson,  Gen.  A.  Count  Eumford. 

Clay,  H.  Jones,  J.  P.  Vayringe,  P. 

Cobbett,  TT.  Jones,  Sir  W.  Watt,  J. 

Cook,  Capl.  J.  Kant,  I.  Wayne,  Gen.  A. 

Davy,  Sir  H.  Lawrence,  A.  Webster,  D. 

Dickens,  C.  J.  H.  Lawrence,  Sir  T.  West,  B. 

Dodsley,  K.  Ledyard,  J.  White,  H.  K. 

Duval,  V.  J.  Lei'sier,  J.  Whitney,  E. 

Evans,  O.  Maury,  Lieut.  M.  Whittemore,  A. 

Falconer,  W.  F.  Williams,  R. 

Flchte,  J.  G.  Murray,  A.,  Z>.  a  Wilson,  A. 

Fltoh,J.  Niebuhr,  K. 

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Shadow,  a  parable.      3  pp.      Poe,  B.  A., 

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Shadow  of  Daute.    Rossetti,  M.  F.     3355 
Shadow  of  the  rock  and  other  religious 

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Shadows.    Davies,  C.    Treatise  on  shades 

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Pdckett,  B.  C.     Soi6graphy;  or,  radial 

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Shadows  on  the  wall.  Hewitt,  J.  H.  3375 
Shadwell,  Charles.    —1736.    Works.    Dub- 

Un,  1720.     3  V.  8°.  >  3374 

Contents.      Fair  Q,iiaker  of  Deal,  v.  1. — Hasty 

-wedding,  v.  2.— Hnmours  of  the  army,  v.  1.— 

Irish  hospitality,  v.  1.— Plotting  lovers,  v.  1.^;- 

^Rothcrlclc  O'Connor,  King  of  Connaught,  V.  2.— 

Sham  prince,  v..  2. — Songs,  etc.  v.  2. 
Shadwell,  Sir  John.     Some''^ccount  of  T. 
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Shadwell,  lAeut.-Gen.  Lawrence.  Life  of 
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extracts  from  his  diary  and  correspondence. 


Edinburgh,  1881.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
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Shadwell,  Thomas.  1640-92.  Dramatiek 
works.     London,  1720.    4  v.  13°.  3377 

Contents.  Amorous  bigot,  with  the  2  part  of  Tegue 
0'Dlvelly,v.  4.— Bury-fair,  a  comedy,  V.  4.— Epsom- 
Wells,  a  comedy,  v.  2.— Humorists,  a  comedy,  v.  1. 
-Lancashire  ivltches,  and  Tegue  O'Dlvelly  the 
Irish  priest,  a  comedy,  v.  3.— Iiiberltue,a  tragedy, v. 
2.— Miser,  a  comedy,  v.  3.— Psyche,  a  tragedy,  v. 
2. — Royal  shepherdess,  a  tragl-comedy,  v.  1. — 
Scowrers,  a  comedy,  v.  4 — Shadvrell,  .Sir  J.  Some 
account  of  the  author,  v.  1.— Squire  of  Alsatia,  a 
comedy,  v.  4.— Sullen  lovers,  a  comedy,  v.  1. — His- 
tory of  Timon  of  Athens,  v.  2. — True  wido^v,  a 
comedy,  v.  3.— Virtuoso,  a  comedy,  v.  1. — Volun- 
teers, a  comedy,  v.  4.— IVomnn-captain,  v.  3. 

From  the  rape,  or  innocent  impostors.     2  pp. 

.(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p.  340.)— Woman  cap- 
tain j  Amorous  bigot;  Tlmon  of  Athens.  2  pp.  (Bell, 
K.,  Songsfrom  the  dramatists,  p.  248.) 

Dunham,  S.  A.,  and  others.    Thomas  Shadwell. 

10  pp.  [In  their  Lives  of  lit.  and  sci.  men  ot  Gt.  Brit.  v. 
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Nokhbat  al-Fikr  and    Nozhat    Al-Nazr. 

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Shfih-3f&uieh,  The.  Fii-dusi,  Abu'l  Kasim 
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Contents^ 

Brown,  J.                  Cotton,  G.  E.  L.  Mackintosh,  J., 

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Clough,  A.  H.  Macleod,  N. 

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Sellarg,  W.  Y.      John  Campbell  Shairp.      49  pp. 

{Shairp,  J.  C,  Portraits  of  friends,  p.  11.) 

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Hinds,  W.  A.    American  communities  : 

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Youngs,  B.  S.      Testimony  of  Christ's 

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Some  account  o£  the  Shakers  at  Gantcrlinry.    6 

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and  Hindiistani,  the  latter  being  entirely 
new.    4  ed.    London,  1849.     4°.  1192 

and  Home,  Thomas  Hartwell.   History 

of  the  Mahometan  empire  in  Spain  :  con- 
taining a  general  history  of  the  Arabs,  their 
institutions,  conquests,  literature,  arts,  sci- 
ences, and  manners,  to  the  expulsion  of  the 
Moors.  Designed  as  an  introduction  to  The 
Arabian  antiquities  of  Spain,  by  James 
Cavanah  Murphy.     London,  1816.    4°.     3551 

Shakespear,  SirRichmond  Campbell.  1809- 

61.  Personal  narrative  of  a  journey  from  Heraut  to 
Ourenbourg.  30  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  61,  1842, 
p.  691.) 

Shakespeare,  William.    1564-1616. 

Arrangement. 

Collected  -works,  with  their  commentaries, 
criticisms,  etc. 

Separate  plays,  with  their  commentaries,  criti- 
cisms, etc. 

Poems,  with  their  commentaries,  criticisms,  etc. 

Selections. 

AVorlcs  about  Shakespeare  and  his  writings, 
under  the  loUowlng  divisions : 


Language,  style,  and  versi- 
fication. 

Morality  ot  the  plays. 

Music. 

Name. 

Natural  history  In  the  plays 

Periodicals. 

Plots. 

Portraits. 

Eellglon. 

Shakespeare  in  France  and 
Germany. 

Sources. 

Textual  criticism, including 
the  Collier  controversy. 


Authorship. 

Bibliography. 

Biography. 

Characlers. 

Chronology  of  the  plays. 

Collier  controversy,  see  with 
Textual  criticism. 

Concordances  and  diction- 
aries. 

Contemporary  England. 

Folk-lore. 

Genius. 

Humor  and  wit. 

Illustrations. 

Ireland  forgeries. 

Knowledge. 

Collected  works, 

with  their  commentaries,  criticisms,  etc. 

First  collected  ed.  of  the  dramatic  works. 
A  reproduction  in  exact  fac-simile  of  the 
famous  first  folio,  1623.  Executed  ...  at 
the  suggestion,  and  under  the  superintend- 
ence of  H.  Staunton.   London,  1866.   fo.   1371 

Contents.  All  is  well,  that  ends  well. — An- 
thony and  Cleopatei'-  —  As  you  like  it, — 
Comeily  of  erroucs.  —  Coriolaiins.  —  Cymhe- 
line. — Hamlet.— Julius   Caesar.- King  Henry 

IV,  pts.  1,  2 — King  Henry  V.T-King  Henry  VI, 
pts.  1-3.  — King  Henry  VHI.  — King  John.— 
King  licar.— Loues  labour  lost. — Macbeth. — 
Measure  for  measure. — Merchant  of  Venice. — 
—  Merry  "wiues  of  Windsor.  —  Midsouimer 
nights  dreame.— Much  adoo  about  nothing. — 

Othello.— Richard  II.— Richard  III Romeo 

and  Juliet. — Taming  of  the  shrew^. — Tempest. 
— Timon  of  Atl&ens. —Titus  Androniciis. — 
Twelfe-nlght. — Two  gentlemen  of  Verona. — 
Winters  tale. 

Works,  in  reduced  fac-simile  from  the 

famous  first  folio  ed.  of  1623.  With  an  in- 
troduction by  J.  O.  Halliwell  -  Phillipps. 
London,  1876.    p.  8°.  3395 

Anie.— Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Works.     [Ed.  by  Nicholas  Rowe.]    Lon- 
don, 1709-10.     7  V.  8°.  3383 

Contents.  All's  -well  that  ends  well,  v.  2. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  6. — As  you  like  it,  v. 
2. — Comedy  of  errors,  v.  l.^-Corioianus,  v.  4, — 

Cymbeline,   v.  G Glldon,  C.      Remarks  on  the 

plays  of  S.  V.  7.— Hamlet,  v.  6 Julius  Cccsar,  v. 

5.— King  Henry  IV,  pts.  1,  2,  v.  3.— King  Henry 

V,  v.  3.— King  Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  V.  3.  4.— King 

Henry  VIII,  v.  4.— King  John,  v.  3 King  Lear, 

V.  6 — King  Ricllard  II,  v.  3.— King  Richard 
III,  V.  4.— Life  and  death  of  Thomas,  Lord 
Cromwell,  v.  6— Tragedy  of  Locrine,  v.  6.— Lon- 
don prodigal,  v.  6.— Love's  labour's  lost, v.  1. — 
Macbeth,  v.  6 — Measure  for  measure,  v.  1. — 
Merchant  of  Venice,  v.  2.  —  RIerry  wives  of 
Windsor,  v.  1.— Midsummer-night's  dream,  v. 
2.— Much  ado  about  nothing,  v.  1.— Othello,  v. 
6 — Pericles,  V.  6. — Poems  on  several  occasious,  v.  7. 
—Puritan,  v.  6.— References  from  classic  authors, 

etc.  V.   7.— Romeo  and  ,Iuliet,   v.  5 Rowe,  N. 

Essay  on  the  art,  rise,  and  progress  of  the  stage  in 
Greece,  Eorae,  and  England,  v.  7,— Some  account  of 
the  life  ot  S.  v.  1 — History  of  Sir  John  Oldvastle, 
V.  6.— Tasning  of  the  shrew,  v.  2.— Tarquln  and 
Lucrece,  V.  7.— Tempest,v.  1.— Timon  of  Athens, 
V.  6. —  Titus  Andronlcns,  v.  4.  —  Troiltis  and 
Ci-essida,  v.  4.  —  Twelfth-night,  v.  2.  —  Two 
gentlemen  of  Verona,  V.  1.— Venus  and  Adonis, 
v.  7.— Winter's  tale,  v.  2.— Yorkshire  tragedy, 

Works.     Collated  with  the  oldest  copies, 

and  corrected  ;  with  notes,  explanatory  and 
critical,  by  Mr.  Theobald.  London,  1733. 
7  V.  p.  8°.  3382 

Contents.      All's  well  that  ends  well,  v.  2 

Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  6.— As  you  like  it,  T. 
2.— Comedy  of  errors,  v.  3 — Coriolanus,  v.  6.— 

Cymbeline,  v.  6.— Hamlet,  v.  7 Julius  Ccesar, 

V.6.— King  Henry  IV,  pts.  1,2,  v.  3.-KingHenry 
V,  V.  4.— King  Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  4.-Klng 
Henry  VIII,  v.  6.— King  John,  v.  3.— King  Lear, 
V.  6.— Kills  Richard  II,  v.  3.— King  Richard 
HI,  T.  4 — Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  2 Macbeth, 


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V.  5. — Measure  for  measure,  v.  1.— ]>lercliant  of 
"Venice,  v.  2.— Merry  wires  of  "Windsor,  v.  1. — 
Midsummer-night's  dream,  v.  1.— Mucli  ado 
about  nothing,  v.  1.— Olhello,  v.  7.— Romeo 
and  Juliet,  v.  7. — Taming  of  the  shrew,  v.  2 — 
Tempest,  v.  1.  —  Theot>ald,  L.  Preface,  v.  1.— 
Timon  of  Athens,  v.  6.— Titus  Androniciis,  v. 
6.— Troilus  anti  Cressida.v.  7.— Twelfth-night, 
V.  2.— Two  gentlemen  of  Veroika,  v.  1.— Winter's 
tale.  V.  3. 

— —  Works,  carefully  revised  and  corrected 
by  the  former  eds.  .  .  .  [by  Sir  T.  Hanmer]. 
Oxford,  1744.     6  v.  4°.  3381 

Contents.  All's  well  that  ends  well,  v.  2 — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  5. — As  yon  like  it,  v. 
2. — Comedy  of  errors,  v.  1. — Coriolantis,  v.  5. — 
Cymbeliue,  V.  6.— Hamlet,  v.  6.— Hanmer, /Si?' T. 
Preface,  v.  1.— Julius  Csesar,  v.  5 l^ing  Henry 

IV,  pt8.  1,  2,  V.  8 King  Henry  V,  v.  3.— King 

H  enry  "VI,  pts.  1-8,  v.  4.— King  Henry  VIII.  v.  1. 
—King  John,  v.  3.  — King  Lear,  v.  3.— King 
Richard  II,  v.  3.  — King  Richard  III,  v.  i.— 
liove's  labour's  lost,  v,  2.  —  Macbeth,  v.  5 — 
Measure  for  measure,  v.  1.  —  Merclkant  of 
Venice,  v.  2. — Merry  -ivives  of  "Windsor,  v.  1  — 
Midsummer-night's  dream,  V.  1.— Much  ado 
about  nothing,  v.  1.— Othello,  v.  6.— Pope,  A. 
Preface,  v.  1.— Romeo  and  Juliet,  v.  6.— Rowe, 
N.  Some  account  of  the  life  of  S.  v.  1.— Taming  of 
the  shrew^,  v.  2.  —  Tempest,  v.  1. — Timou  of 
Athens,  v.  5. — Titus  Andronicus,  v.  5. — Troilus 
and  Cressida.  v.  6.— Twelfth-night,  v.  2.— Two 
gentlemen  of  Verona,  v.  1. — W'" inter's  tale,  v.  2. 
— Glossary,  v.  6. 

Works.     [Ed.  by  A.  Pope  and  W.  War- 

.  burton.]    London,  1747.     8  v.  8°.  3303 

Contents.  All's  well  that  ends  well,,  v.  8. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  7 — As  you  Ulte  it,  v. 
2. — Comedy  of  errors,  v.  8. — Coriolanus,  v.  6, — 
Cymbeliue,  v.  7.— Hamlet,  v.  8 Julius  Ceesar, 

V.  7.— King  Henry  IV,  pts.  1,2,  v.  4.— King  Henry 
V,  V.  4.— King  Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  4.  6.— King 
Henry  VIII,  v.  6.— King  John,  v.  3.— King  Lear, 

T.  e.— King   Richard  II,  V.   4 King   Richard 

III,  V.  6.— tove's  labour's  lost,  v.  2.— Macbeth, 
V.  6. — Measure  for  measure,  v.  1. — Merchant  of 
Venice,  v.  2. — Merry  "wives  of  Windsor,  v.  1. — 
Midsummer-night's  dream,  v.  1.— Much  ado 
about  nothing,  v.  2.— Othello,  v.  8.— Pope,  A. 
Preface,  v.  1 — Romeo  and  Juliet,  t.  8.— Rowe, 
N.  Some  account  of  the  life  of  S.  v.  1.— Taming  of 
the  shre%v,  7.  2.  —  Tempest,  v.  1.  — Timon  of 
Athens,  v.  6 — Titus  Andronicus,  v.  6 — Troilus 
and  Cressida,  v.  7. — Twelfth-night,  v.  3 — Tw^o 

fentlemen  of  Verona,  v.  1.  —  "Warburton,  "W. 
retace,  v.  1.— "Winter's  tale,  v.  3.— Inaex,  v.  8. 

Plays,  "with  the  corrections  and  illustra- 
tions of  various  commentators  ;  to  which 
are  added  notes  by  Sam.  Johnson.  London, 
1765.     8  V.  8°.  3386 

Contents.  All's  w^ell  that  ends  irell,  t.  3. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  7.— As  you  like  It,  v. 
2.— Comedy  of  errors,  v.  3.— Coriolanus,  v.  2. — 
Cymbeline,  V.  7.— Hamlet,  V.  8.— Hanmer,  Sir  T. 
Preface,  v.  1.— Hemlnge,  J.,  and  Condell,  H.  Preface 
of  the  players,  v.  1.— Johnson,  S.  Preface,  v.  1.— 
Julius  Ceesar,  v.  7. — King  Henry  IV,  pts.  1,  2,  v. 

4. — King  Henry  V,  v.  4 King  Henry  VI,  pts. 

1-3,  V.  4.6.— King  Henry  VIII,  v.  .'i.-Klng  John, 
V.  3.— King  Iiear,  v.  6.— King  Richard  II,  v.  4.— 
King  Richard  III,  v.  5.- Love's  labour's  lost, 
V.  2. — Macbeth,  v.  6.— Measure  for  measure,  v.  1. 
— Merchant  of  Venice,  v.  1.— Merry  wives  of 
"Windsor,  v.  2.— Midsunimer-nigbt's  dream,  v. 
1. — Much  ado  about  nothing,  v.  3.— Othello,  v. 

8.— Pope,  A.    Preface,  T.  1 Romeo  and  Juliet, 

V.  8.— Rowe,  N.  Some  account  of  the  life  of  S.  v.  1. — 
Taming  of  the  shrew,  v.  3.  —  Tempest,  v.  1. — 
Tlieobald,  L.  Preface,  v.  1.— Timon  of  Athens, 
V.  6. —Titus  Andronicus,  v.  6 — Troilus  and 
Cressida,  v.  7.  —  Twelfth-night,  v.  2. —Two 
gentlemen  of  Verona,  v.  1. — "Warburton,  W. 
Preface,  v.  1.— Will,  v.  1.— "Winter's  tale,  v.  2. 

Comedies,   histories,  and  tragedies  .  .  . 

With  an  introduction,  .  .  .  notes  .  .  .  and 
various  readings  [by  E.  Capelll.  London 
[1767].     10  V.  13°.  -3303 

Contents.  All's  well  that  ends  well,  v.  4.— 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  8.— As  you  like  it,  v. 


3.  —  Capell,  E.      Introduction,  v.  1.  — Comedy  of 

errors,  v.  2.— Coriolanus,  v.  7 Cymbeline.  v,  9. 

—Hamlet.  V.    10.  — Julius   Ceesar,   v.   S.  —  King 

Henry  IV,  pts.  1,2,  v.  5 King  Henry  V,  v.  6.— 

King  Henry  VI,  pta.  1-3,  v.  6. —King  Henry 
VIII,  V.  7.— King  John,  v.  6.— King  Leai-.  v.  9.— 
King  Richard  II,  v.  6.— King  Richard  HI,  v.  7. 
— Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  2. — Macbeth,  v.  4.— 
Measure  for  iiiensiire,  v.  2.  —  Merchant  of 
Venice,  v.  3.— Merry  wives  of  Windsor,  v.  1. — 
Midsnmmer-uig'ht's  dream,  v.  3.— Mucli  ado 
about  nothing,  v.   2.  —  Othello,  v.   10.— Poems 

upon  the  author,  v.  1 Romeo  and  Juliet,  v.  10.— 

Taming  of  the  shrew,  v.  3.— Tempest,  v.  1. — 
Timon  of  Athens,  v.  8. — Titus  Anuronicus,  v. 
8,— Troilus  and  Cressida,  v.  9.— Twelfth-night, 
V.  4.— Two  gentlemen  of  "Verona,  v.  1.— Winter's 
tale,  V.  4. 

—  Stockdale's  ed.;  including  the  whole  of 
his  dramatic  works  ;  with  explanatory  notes 
compiled  from  various  commentators.  Lon- 
don, 1784.  "  8  v.  8°.  3304 

Contents.  All's  -vvell  that  ends  well,  v.  1. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  2. — As  you  like  it,  T. 
1.— Comedy  of  errors,  v.  1,— Coriolanus,  v.  2.— 
Cymbeline,  v.  2.— Hamlet,  v.  2.— Julius  Ceesar, 

V.  2 King   Henry   IV,    pts.  1,  2,  v.  1.— King 

Henry  V,  v.  1.— King  llenry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  2.— 
King  Henry  VIII,  v.  2. —King  John,  v.  1.— 
King  Lear,  v.  2.— King  Richard  II,  v.  1.— King 
Richard  JII,  v.  2.— Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  1. — 
Macbeth,  v.  1.— Measure  for  measure,  v.  1. — 
Merchant  of  Venice,  v.  1 —  3Ierry  wives  of 
"Windsor,  v.  1 — Midsummer-night's  dream,  v. 
1. — Much  ado  about  nothing,  v.  1. — Othello,  v. 
2. — Romeo  and  Juliet,  v.  2. — Rowe,  N.  Some 
account  of  the  life  of  8.  v.  1.  — Taming  of  the 
shrew^,  v.  1.— Tempest,  v.  1 — Timon  of  Athens, 
V.  2. — Titus  Andronicus,  v.  2.  — Troilus  and 
Cressida,  v.  2.  —  T^velfth-night,  v.  1.  —  T^vo 
gentlemen  of  Verona,T.  1.— "Wlll.v.  1.— "Winter's 
tale,  y.  1. 

Plays,  accurately  printed  from  the  text 

of  the  corrected  copy  left  by  the  late  George 
Steevens  ;  with  a  series  of  engravings,  from 
original  designs  of  Henry  Fuseli ;  and  a 
selection  of  explanatory  and  historical  notes, 
a  history  of  the  stage,  a  life  of  Shakspeare, 
etc.,  by  Alexander  Chalmers.  London, 
1805.     10  V.  r.  8°.  3381 

Contents,  All's  well  that  ends  w^ell,  v,  3. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  8. — As  you  like  it,  r. 
3 — Chalmers,  A.  Sketch  of  the  life  of  S.  v.  1.— 
Comedy   of  errors,   v.    4. — Coriolanus,   v.  8. — 

Cymbeline,  v.   8. — Hamlet,  v.   10 Johnson,  S. 

Preface,  v.  1.— Julius  Csesar,  v.  8.— King  Henry 

IV,  ptB,  1,  2,  V.  6.— King  Henry  V,  v.  (i.— King 
Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  S.— King  Henry  VIII,  v.  7. 
—King  Jolin,  v.  5.— King  Lear,  v.  9. — King 
Richard  II,  v.  6.— King  Richard  III,  v.  7.— 
Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  3,— Macbeth,  v.  4. — Ala- 
lone,  E.  Historical  account  of  the  English  stage,  t. 
1.— Measure  for  measure,  v.  1.  —  Merchant  of 
Venice,  v.  3. — Merry  wives  of  "Windsor,  v.  1. — 
MidsuRnmer-night's  dream,  v.  1. — Mucli  ado 
about  nothing,  v.  1.— Othello,  v.  10.— Pericles, 

V.  9.— Pope,  A.  Preface,  V.I.— Romeo  and  Juliet, 
V.  10.— Taming  of  the  shrew,  v.  4.— Tempest,  v. 
1. — Timon  of  Athens,  v.  8. — Titus  Andronicus, 
V.  9.  — Troilus  and  Cressida,  v.  7.— Twelfth- 
night,  V.  2. — Two  gentlemen  of  Verona,  v.  1. — 
"Will,  V.  1.— "Winter's  tale,  v.  4. 

Plays,  with  the  corrections  and  illustra- 
tions of  various  commentators.  To  which 
are  added,  notes,  by  Samuel  Johnson  and 
George  Steevens.  Revised  and  augmented 
by  Isaac  Reed,  with  a  glossarial  index.  6  ed. 
London,  1813.     31  v.  8°.  3391 

Contents.  All's  well  that  ends  w^ell,  v.  8. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  17.— As  you  like  It,  T. 

8. — Broke,  A.  Tragicall  hystory  of  Romeus  and 
Juliet,  V.  20 — Capell,  E.  Introduction,  v.  1 — Chal- 
mers, G.    ITarther  account  of  the  English  stage,  v.  3. 

—Coat  of  arms  of  S.  v.  1 Colman,  G.    Bemarks 

on  Farmer's  Essay,  v.  2.— Comedy  of  errors,  v.  20. 
—Commendatory  verses,  v.  2.— Coriolanus,  v. 
16.— List  of  detached  pieces  ot  criticism  on  S.,  bis 


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editors,  etc.  v.  2— Cymbellnc,  v.  18.— Lists  of  ancient 

[and]  modern  editlous  of  Shakspearo's  Plays,  v.  2 

Lists  of  ancient  [and  ]  modern  editions  of  Sliakspeare'a 
Poems,  V.  2.— Entries  of  Sliakspeare'a  Plays  on  the 
Stationer's  Dooks,  v.  2.— Fnriuer,  E.    Essay  on  the 

learning  of  S.  v.  2 Hamlet,  v.  18.— Hanmer,  Sir  T. 

Preface,  v.  1.— Hemliige,  J.,  and  Condoli.  H.  Dedi- 
cation of  the  players,  v.  1.— Johnson,  S.  Preface,  t. 
1  — .Tullus  Ceesar,  v.  16.— King  Mcnrj'  IV,  pts.  1, 
2,  V.  11,  12.— King  Henry  V,  v.  12.— King  Henry 
VI,  pts.  1-3,  V.  13,  U.— King  Henry  VIII,  v.  1.5.— 
King  John,  v.  2.  — King  I>ear,  v.  17.— King 
Richard   II,  t.  11.— King   Richard  IH,  v.  14.— 

l^uve'u   labour's  lost,   v.   7 Macbeth,  v.   10. — 

Malone,  E.  Attempt  to  ascertain  the  order  in  which 
the  plays  of  S.  were  written,  v.  2. -Dissertation  on 

Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  14 Historical  account  of  the 

English  stage,  v.  3.— Preface,  v.  1.— Shalispeare,  Ford, 
and  Jonson,  with  remariis  by  G.  Sieevens,  v.  2. — 
Mason,  M.    Preface,  v.  1. — Measure  for  measure, 

V.  6.— Slerchant  of  Venice,  v.  7 Merry  wives 

of  Windsor,  v.  5. — Mldsuinnier-uight's  dream, 

V.  4.— Mortgage  made  by  S.  v.  1 Much  ado  about 

mollllng.  V.  6.— Othello,  v.  19.— Pericles,  v.  21.— 
List  of  plays  altered  from  S.  v.  2.— Pope,  A.  Preface, 
V.  1.— Prolegomena,  etc.  v.  1-3.— Reed,  I.  Adver- 
tisement, V.  1. — Richardson,  W.  Proposals,  v.  1. 
^Romeo  and  Juliet,  v.  20 — Roive,  N.  Some  ac- 
count of  the  life  of  S.  v.  1.— Steevens,  G.  Advertise- 
ment, V.  1.— Stratford  register,  v.  1.— Taming  of 

the  sl&reiv,  v.  9.— Tempest,  v.  4 Theobald.  T. 

Preface,   v.  1 Timon   of  Athens,  v.   19.— Titus 

Andronlcus,  v.  21. —Ancient  translations  from 
clHssick  authors,  V. 2. — Troilus  and  Cressida,  v.  15. 
— T%Telfth-nlg1it,  V.  5.  — Tvro  gentlemen  of 
Verona,  v.  4. — W^arburton,  W.  Preface,  v.  1. — 
Will,  V.  1.— 'Winter's  tale,  v.  9.— Glossarial  Index, 
V.  21. 

Supplement  to  the  ed.  of  Shakspeare's 
Plays  pub.  in  1778  by  Samuel  Johnson  and 
George  Steevens.  Containing  additional 
observations  by  several  of  the  former  com- 
mentators :  to  which  are  subjoined  the 
genuine  poems  of  the  same  author,  and  7 
plays  that  have  been  ascribed  to  him  ;  -with 
notes  by  the  ed.  [E.  Malone]  and  others. 
London,  1780.    2  v.  8°.  3386 

Con'ents.  Life  and  death  of  Thomas,  Ijord 
Cromwell,  V.  ^— Ijucrine,  v.  2.— London  prod- 
igal. V.  2.— liover's  complaint,  v,  1 — Malone,  E. 
Advertisement,  v.  1.— Additional  observations,  v.  1. 
— Passionate  pilgrim,  v.  1.  —  Pericles,  v.  2. — 
Puritan,  V.  2.— Rape  of  Iiucrece,  v.  1.— Sir  ,Tolin 
Oldcastle,  v.  2. —Sonnets,  v.  1.— Venus  and 
Adouig,  V.  1.— Yorkshire  tragedy,  v.  1.  — Ap- 
pendix, V.  2. 

Plays  and  poems,  -with  the  corrections 

and  illustrations  of  various  commentators : 
comprehending  a  life  of  the  poet,  and  an 
enlarged  history  of  the  stage,  by  the  late 
Edmond  Malone.  With  a  new  glossarial 
index.     London,  1821.    21  v.  8°.  3385 

Citntents.  All's  ivell  that  ends  well,  v.  10.— 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  12 — As  you  lilse  it,  v. 

6 — Boswell.  J.  Advertisement  to  the  present  ed.; 
Biographical  memoir  of  E.  Malone,  v.  1.— Broke,  A. 
Tragleall  hlstorye  of  Komeus  and  Juliet,  v.  6.— Capell, 
E.  Introduction,  v.  1.—  Chalmers,  G.  Farther  ac- 
count of  the  English  stage,  v.  3 Coat  of  arms  of  S. 

V.  2.— Colman,  G.  Remarks  on  Farmer's  Essay,  v.  1. 
—  Comedy  of  errors,  v.  4.  —  Commendatory 
verses,  V.  1. — Coriolanus,  v.  14. — List  of  detached 
pieces  of  criticism  on  S.,  his  editors,  etc.  v.  1. — 
Cymbeline,  v.  13.— List  of  early  editions  of  S.  v.  2. 
—Folio  editions,  v.  2.— Modern  editions,  v.  2.— En. 
tries  of  Shakspeare's  Plays  on  the  Stationer's  books, 

V.  2. — Farmer,  R.    Essay  on  the  learning  of  S.  v.  1 

Hamlet,   v.   7 Hanmer,   Sir  T.     Preface,   v.  1. — 

Hemlnge,  J.,  and  Condell,  H.  Dedication  of  the 
players,  v.  2 — Johnson,  8.  Preface,  v.  1.— Julius 
Csesar,  v.  12.— King  Henry  IV,  pts.  1,  2,  v.  16.  17.— 
King  Henry  V,  v.  17.- King  Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3, 
V.  18.— King  Henry  VIII.  v.  19.— King  John,  v. 

15 —King  £ear,  v.  10.— King  Richard  II,  v.  16 

King  Richard  III,  v.  19.— Xover's  complaint, 
V.  20 — lio ve's  labour's  lost,  v.  4.— Macbeth,  v.  11. 
—Malone,  E.  Dissertation  on  Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v. 
18.— Essay  on  the  origin  of  the  Tempest,  v.  15.— Essay 


on  phraseology  and  metre  of  S.  .  .  .  v.  1.— Historloal 
account  uf  the  English  stage,  v.  3. — Life  of  S.,  com- 
prehending an  essay  on  the  chronological  order  of  his 
plays,  V.  2.— Preface,  v.  1.  — Shakspeare,  Ford,  and 
Jonson,  V.  1.— Markland,  J.  H.  Chester  mysteries, 
V.  3.— Measure  for  measure,  v.  9.— Merchant  of 
Venice,  v.  5. — Merry  ivives  of  Windsor,  v.  8. — 
Midsumnier-night's  dream,  v.  5.  —  Mortgage 
made  by  S.  v.  2. — Much  ado  about  nothing,  v.  7. 

—  Othello,  v.  9.  —  Passionate  pilgrim,  v.  '20.— 
Pericles,  v.  21.— Plays  altered  from  S.  v.  2.— Pope, 
A.  Preface,  v.  1.  —  Prolegomena,  etc.  v.  1-3.  — 
Rape  of  Lncrece,  v,  20. — Reed,  I.  Advertisements, 
V.  1. — Richardson.  W.  Proposals,  v.  1. — Romeo 
and  Juliet,  v.  6.— Roive,  N.    Some  account  of  the 

life  of  S.  v.  1 Sonnets,  v.  20 Memoirs  of  Lord 

Southampton,  v.  20.  —  Steevens,  G.  Advertise- 
ments. V.  1.— Stratford  register,  v.  2. — Taming  of 
the  shrew,  v.  5. — Tempest,  v.  15. — Tlieobald,  L. 
Preface,  v.  1.— Tlnjon  of  Athens,  v.  13.— Titus 
Andronlcus,  v.  21.  —  Ancient  translations  from 
classical  authors,  v.  1 — Troilns  and  Cressida^  v. 
8.— Tivelfth-night,  v.  11 — Two  gentlemen  of 
Verona,  v.  4.— Venus  and  Adonis,  v.  20.— AVar- 
bnrtou,  W.  Preface,  v.  1.— Will,  v.  2.— 'Winter's 
tale,  v.  14.— Glossarial  Index,  etc.  v.  21. 

Pictorial  ed.  of  the  works.  Ed.  by  Charles 

Knight.    London  [1839-43].    8  v.  r.  8°.    3373 

Conlmts.  Comedies,  2  v. ;  All's  ivell  that  ends 
well,  V.  2.— As  yon  like  it,  v.  2.— Comedy  of 
errors,  v.  1.— Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  1.— Measure 
for  measure,  V.  2.— Merchant  of  Venice,  V.  1. — 
Merry  wives  of  "Windsor,  v.  1 Midsummer- 
night's  dream,  v.  1.— Much  ado  about  nothing, 
■V.  2.— Taming  of  the  shrew,  v.  1 Tempest,  v.  2. 

—  Tw^elfth-night,  v.  2.  —  Two  gentlemen  of 
Verona,  v.  1. —  ^Vlnter's  tale,  v.  2. 

Doubtful  plays,  etc.,  1  v. :  Arden  of  Fevergham. 
— Birth  of  Merlin. —Dedication,  address,  and 
commendatory  verses,  prefl.'ied  to  the  eds.  of  1623  and 
1632. — Fair  Em.— Creorge-a-Greene.— Shakspere 
in  Germany.— Life  and  death  of  Thomas,  Lord 
Croinivell.  —  Locriiie.  —  London  prodigal.  — 
Merry  devil  of  Edmonton.  —  Mucedorns. — 
History  of  opinion  on  the  wrUlngs  of  S.— Pericles. 

—Puritan.— Reign  of  King  Edward  III Sir 

John  Oldcastle,  pt.  1.— Titns  Andronicug.— 
Tivo  noble  kinsmen.— Yorkshire  tragedy. — 
Notice  on  the  authorship  of  a  Yorkshire  ti'agedy. — 
Indexes  to  the  plays  and  poems  of  S. 

Histories,  2  v. :  Contention  of  the  2  famous  houses 
of  yorke  and  Lancaster,  pts.  1. 2,  v.  2.— King  Henry 

IV,  pts.  1,  2,  V.  1.— King  Henry  V,  v.  1 King 

Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  2.— King  Henry  VIII,  v.  2. 
—King  John,  v.  1.— King  Richard  11,  v.  1.— 
King  Richard  III.  v.  2. 

Knight,  C.    Wm.  Shakspere.    A  biography,  1  v. 

Tragedies  and  poems,  2  v.:  Antony  and  Cleo- 
patra, V.  2 — Coriolanus,  v.  2.— Cymbeline,  v.  1.— 
Hamlet,  v.  1.— Julius  Csegar,  v.  2.— King  Lear, 

V.  1. — Lover's  complaint,  v.  2.— Macbeth,  v.  2. — 
Othello,  V.  1. — Passionate  pilgrim,  v.  2. — Rape 
of  Lncrece,  v.  2.— Romeo  and  Juliet,  v.  1. — 
Sonnets,  v.  2.— Timon  of  Athens,  v.  1.— Troilus 
and  Cregsida,.v.  2.— Venus  and  Adonis,  v.  2.— 
Verses  among  the  additional  poems  to  Chester's 
Love's  martyr,  1601,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  13, 1839,  p.  350.) 

Works.  The  text  formed  from  an  entirely 

new  collation  of  the  old  eds. :  with  the  various 
readings,  notes,  a  life  of  the  poet,  and  a  his- 
tory of  the  early  English  stage,  by  J.  Payne 
Collier.    London,  1844-45.     8  v.  8°.         3873 

Cnntents.  All's  -well  that  ends  well,  v.  3.— 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  8.— As  yon  like  it, 
V.  3.— Collier,  J.  P.  History  of  the  stage;  Life  of  S. 
T.  1.— Comedy  of  errors,  v.  2.— Commendatory 
verses,  v.  1.— Coriolanus,  v.  6.— Cymbeline,  v.  8. 

—  Hamlet,  y.  7. —Julius  Csosar,  v.  7.  —  King 
Henry  IV,  pts.  1,  2,  v.  4.— King  Henry  V,  v.  4.— 
King  Henry  VI,  pts.  l-'3,  v.  6.— King  Henry  VIII, 
V.  6.— King  John,  v.  4.— King  Lear,  v.  7.— King 
Richard  II,  v.  4.— King  Richard  III,  v.  6.— 
Lover's  complaint,  v.  8.— Love's  labour's  lost, 
T.  2 — Macbeth,  v.  7.— Measure  for  measure,  v.  2. 
—Merchant  of  Venice,  v.  2.— Merry  wives  of 
'Windsor,  v.  1.— Midgnmmer-nlght'g  dream, 
v.  2 — Much  ado  about  nothing,  v.  2.— Othello, 
V.  7 — Pasgionate  pilgrim,  v.  8.— Pericles,  V.  8.— 


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Poems,  V.  8.— Rape  of  Lucrece,  t.  8.— llomeo 
and  Juliet,  v.  6.— Sonnets,  v.  8 — 'Taming  of  tlie 
shrew,  v.  3.— Tempest,  v.  1.— TImon  of  Athens, 
V.  6.  — Titus  Andronlcns,  v.  6.  — Trollus  nnd 
Cressida,  t.  6.  —  Twelfth-night,  v.  3.  —  Two 
gentlemen  of  Verona,  v.l. — Venus  and  Adonis, 
V.  8.— Will,  V.  1.— Winter's  tale,  v.  3.— Glossarlal 
index,  v.  1. 

Works.     The  text  formed  from  a  new 

collation  of  the  early  eds. :  to  which  are 
added  all  the  original  novels  and  tales  on 
which  the  plays  are  founded ;  copious 
archaeological  annotations  on  each  play;  an 
essay  on  the  formation  of  the  text ;  and  a 
life  of  the  poet :  by  James  O.  Halliwell 
[-Phillipps].  The  illustrations  and  wood- 
engravings  by  Frederick  Wm.  Fairholt. 
London,  1853-65.     16  v.  fo.  1361 

Contents.  All's  -well  that  ends  well,  v.  7.— 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  15.— As  yon  like  It, 
Y.  6.— Comedy  of  errors,  V.  3.— Coriolanns,  v.  12. 
— Cymbellne,  v.  15,  16.  — Halliwell-Phlllipps, 
J.  O.  Essay  OQ  the  formatioa  of  the  text;  Lite  ol  S. 
v.  1.— Hamlet,  y.  14.— Julius  Caesar,  y.  13.— King 

Henry  IV,  pts.  1,2,  v.  9,10 King  Henry  V.  y.  10. 

—King  Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  11.— King  Henry 
VIII,  y.  12.— King  John,  v.  S.— King  Lear,  v.  14. 

—King  Richard  II,  v.  9 King  Richard  III, 

V.  11.— IJover's  complaint,  v.  16.  —  Love's  la- 
bour's lost,  y.  4.— Macbeth,  y.  14.— Measure  for 
measure,  v.  3.  —  Merchant  of  Venice,  y.  5. — 
Merry  'ivives  of  Windsor,  y.  2. — Midsummer- 
night's  dream,  y.  5. — Much  ado  about  nothing, 
y.  4. — Othello,  v.  15.— Passionate  pilgrim,  y.  16 — 
Pericles,  y.  16.  —  Phoenix  and  ttirtle,  y.  16.— 
Poems,  V.  16. — Rape  of  Lucrece,  v.  16.— Roineo 

and  Juliet,  y.  13.— Sonnets,  v.  16 Taming  of 

the  shrew,  v.  6. — Tempest,  y.  1.  —  Tiinon  of 
Athens.y.  13.— TltusAudronicus,  y.  13.— Trollns 
and  Cressida,  v.  12.— Twelfth-night,  y.  7.— Two 
gentlemen  of  Verona, y.  2. — Venus  and  Adonis, 
y.  16.— Winter's  tale,  y.  8. 

Dramatic  works.  The  text  carefully  re- 
vised with  notes  by  Samuel  Weller  Singer. 
The  life  of  the  poet  and  critical  essays  on  the 
plays  by  Wm.  Watkiss  Lloyd.  London, 
1856.    10  V.  12°.  3387 

Contents.  All's  \rell  that  ends  ivell,  y.  3. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  y.  10.— As  yon  like  it, 
y.  3.— Comedy  of  errors,  y.  2.— Commendatory 
verses,  y.  1. — Coriolanus,  y.  7 — Cymbeline,  y.  10. 
—  Hamlet,  y.  9.  —  Heminge,  J.,  and  Oonaell,  H. 
Dedication,  y.  1. — Julius  Csesar,  v.  8. — Kiug 
Henry  IV,  pta.  1.  2,  y.  6.— King  Henry  V,  y.  5.— 
King  Henry  VI,  pts.  1-3,  y.  6.— King  Henry 
VIII,  y.  7.— King  John,  y.  4.— King  Liear,  y.  9.— 
King  Richard  II,  y.  4.— King  Richard  III,  v.  6. 
—Lloyd,  W.  W.  Critical  essays  on  the  plays,  y.  1-10.— 
Lite  ot  8.  y.  1.— Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  2.— Mac- 
beth, y.  9.— Measure  for  measure,  v.  1. — Mer- 
chant of  Venice,  v.  2. — Merry  wives  of  Wind- 
sor, y.  1- — Midsummer-niglit's  dre.im,  y.  2. — 
Much  ado  about  nothing,  v.  2.— Othello,  y.  10. 
— Pericles,  y.  4.  —  Romeo  and  Juliet,  y.  8.  — 
Taming  of  the  shre-w,  y.  3.— Tempest,  v.  1.— 
Tiinon  of  Athens,  y.  8.— Titus  Andronicus,  y.  8. 
— Troilus  and  Cressida,  y.  7.— Tvrelfth-night, 
V.  3.— Tivo  gentlemen  of  Verona,  y.  1. — Will, 
y.  1. — V^inter's  tale,  y.  4. 

Works.   Ed.  by  Wm.  George  Clark,  John 

Glover,  and  Wm.  Aldis  Wright.  Cambridge, 
1863-66.     9  V.  8°.  3386 

Contents.  All's  well  that  ends  well,  y.  3. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  9. — As  you  like  it, 
y.  2. — Comedy  of  errors,  v.  1. — Contention  ot  the 
2  tamous  houses  ot  Torke  and  Lancaster,  pt.  1,  v.  5. — 
Coriolanus,  y.  6. — Cynkbeline,  y.  9.  —Hamlet,  y.  8. 
— Traglcall  historio  ot  Hamlet,  Prince  of  Denmarke, 
y.  8.— Julius  Csesar,  y.  7.— King  Henry  IV,  pts. 
1,  2,  y.  4.— King  Henry  V,  y.  4.— Chronicle  hlatoria 
of  Henry  V ;  with  his  battel  fought  at  Aglncourt  in 

France,  v.  4 King    Henry  VI,  pta.  1-3,  v.  5 — ■ 

King  Henry  VIII,  y.  6.— King  John,  y.  4.— 
King  Lear,  y.  8.— King  Richard  II,  y.  4.— King 
Richard  III,  y.  5.— Lover's  complaint,  v.  9.— 
Love's  labour's  lost,  y.  2.  —  Macbeth,  v.  7.  — 
Measure  for  measure,  y.  1.— Merchant  of  Ven- 
PAEI  v.— 24. 


ice,  V.  2.  —  Merry  wives  of  Windsor,  v.  1. 

Midsummer-night's  dream,  y.  2. — Much  ado 
about  nothing,  y.  2. — Othello,  y.  8 — Passionate 
pilgrim,  y.  9.  —  Pericles,  y.  9. —  Phoenix  and 
turtle,  y.  9. — Poems,  v.  9. — Rape  of  Lucrece,  v.  9. 
— True  tragedle  of  Richard,  Duke  of  Yorke,  and  the 
good  King  Henry  VI,  v.  5.— Romeo  and  Juliet,  y. 7. 
— Excellent  conceited  tragedle  of  Romeo  and  Juliet, 
V.  7.— Sonnets,  v.  9.— Pleasant  conceited  comedie  of 
Syr  John  Falstaffe,  and  the  Merry  wiyes  ot  Wind- 
sor, V.  1. — Taming  of  the  shrew,  y.  3. — Tempest, 
v.  1.— Tlmon  of  Athens,  Y.  7.— Titus  Androni- 
cus, y.  6.— Troilus  and  Cressida,  y.  6.— Twelfth- 
night,  V.  3.— Tavo  gentlemen  of  Verona,  y.  1. — 
Venus  and  Adonis,  v.  9.— Winter's  tale,  v.  3. 
iRen:  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  y.  68,  1864,  p.  230.) 

Works.     Ed.  by  Howard  Staunton.    The 

illustrations  by  John  Gilbert.  Engraved  by 
the  brothers  Dalziel.  London,  1865-69.  3  v. 
r.  8°.  3393 

Contents.  All's  well  that  ends  well,  y.  2.— 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  y.  3.— As  yon  like  it, 

V.  2 Comedy  of  errors,  y.  1.— Coriolanns,  y.  3. 

— Cymbeline,  y.  '2.— Hamlet,  y.  3.— Julius  Csesar, 
V.  3.  — King  Henry  IV,  pts.  1,  2,  y.  1.  —  King 
Henry  V,  y.  2.— King  Henry  VI,  pta.  1-3,  v.  2.— 
King  Henry  VIII,  v.  2.— King  John,  y.  1.— 
King  Lear,  y.  3.— King  Richard  II,  y.  1.— King 
Richard  III,  y.  2.— Lover's  complaint,  y.  3. — 
Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  1.— Lucrece,  y.  3 — Mac- 
beth, V.  3.— Measure  for  measure,  v.  2. — Mer- 
chant of  Venice,  y.  1 Merry  vrives  of  W^lnd- 

sor,  y.  1.— Midsummer-night's  dream,  v.  1. — 
Much  ado  about  nothing,  v.  1.— Othello,  y.  3. 

—  Passionate  pilgrim,  y.  3. — Pericles,  y.  2. —  ^ 
Phoenix  and  turtle,  y.  3.— PoeVns,  v.  3.— Romeo 
and  Juliet,  y.  1.— Sonnets,  y.  3.— Taming  of  the 
shrew^,  y.  1.— Tempest,  y.  3.— Tlmon  of  Athens, 
y.  2.  — Titus  Andronicus,  y.  3.— Troilus  and 
Cressida,  y.  3.  —  Twelfth-night,  y.  2.  —  Two 
gentlemen  of  Verona,  y.  1. — Venus  and  Adonis, 
y.  3.— Winter's  tale,  y.  3.— Giosaariai  index,  y.  3. 

New  variorum  edition,  ed.   by  Horace 

Howard  Fumess.     Phila.  1874-88.     7  v.  8°. 

3301 
Contents.    Hamlet,   y.  3,  1.— King  Lear,  y.  6.— 
Macbeth,   y.   2.  —  Merchant  of  Venice,  v.  7.  — 
Othello,  y.  6.— Romeo  and  Juliet,  y.  1. 

Works.  The  text  revised  by  Rev.  Alex- 
ander Dyce.  4  ed.  London,  1880-81.  10  v. 
8°.  3382 

Contents.  All's  well  that  ends  well,  v.  3. — 
Antony  and  Cleopatra,  y.  8. — As  you  like  it, 
V.  3. — Comedy  of  errors,  y.  2. — Commendatory 
verses,  v.  1. — Coriolanus,  Y.  6. — Cymbeline,  y.  8. 
—Dedication  to  the  folio  of  1623,  y.  1.— Dyce,  A. 
Glossary  to  Shakespeare,  y.  10. — Prefaces  to  the  2,  3,  4 

eda.  and  ed.  of  1857,  v.  1 Some  account  of  the  life  of 

S.  y.  1. — Early  editions,  y.  1. — Hamlet,  y.  7. — 
Julius  Csesar,  y.  7.— King  Henry  IV,  pts.  1,  2, 
y.  4.— King  Henry  V,  y.  4.— King  Henry  VI, 
pts.  1-3,  y.  5.— King  Henry  VIII,  y.  5.— King 
John,  y.  4.— King  Lear;  y.  8. — King  Richard  II, 
Y.  4.— King  Richard  III,  y.  5. — Lover's  com- 
plaint, y.  9.— Love's  labour's  lost,,  y.  2.— Mac- 
beth, V.  7. — Measure  for  measure,  y.  1 — Mer- 
chant of  Venice,  v.  2.— Merry  wives  of  Wind- 
sor, V.  1. — Midsummer-niglit's  dream,  y.  2. — 
Much  ado  about  nothing,  y.  2 —Othello,  y.  8. 

—  Passionate  pilgrim,  y.  9.  —  Pericles,  y.  9. — 
Phoenix  and  turtle,  y.  9.— Rape  of  Lucrece, 
Y.  9— Romeo  and  Juliet,  y.  6.— Sonnets,  y.  9.— 
Taming  of  the  shrew,  y.  3. — Tempest,  Y.  1. — 
Timonof  Athens,  V.  7. — Titus  Andronicus,  y.  6. 
—Troilus  and  Cressida,  y.  6.— Twelfth-night, 

V.  3 Two  gentlemen  of  Verona,  y.  1 — Two 

noble  kinsmen,  y.  9. — Venus  and  Adonis,  y.  9. 
—Will,  y.  1.— W^lnter's  tale,  y.  3. 

(Key.  ot  in  Quart.  Bev.  y.  105, 1869,  p.  45.) 

Translations. 

OEuvres  completes,  traduction  de  M.  Grui- 
zot.     8  ed.     Paris,  1873-83.     8  v.  12°.      3307 

Contents.  Antoine  et  Cleopatre,  Y.  2.— Beau- 
coup  de  bruit  pour  rien,  y.  2, — Comedie  des 
m£prises,  y.  2.— Comme  il  vous  plaira,  y.  4. — 

Conte  d'hiver,  y.  4 Coriolan,y.  1.— Cymbeline, 

V.  5 Deux  gentilshommes  de  V6rone,  v.  3. — 

Guizot,  I".  P.  G.  Etude  sur  S.  y.  1.— Hamlet,  y.  1.— 
Jour  des  rols,  v.  3. — Joyeuses  bourgeoises  de 


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"Windsor,  v.  6.— Jules  C^snr,  v.  2— MnclietU,  v.2. 
— Mnrihniid  de  Venise,  v.  6.— Michaiite  fcinme 
inlge  h  la  rnlson,  v.  5.— Mcsnic  poiir  inesure, 
V.  4.— Mort.  de  Liicr^ce,  v.  8.— Othello,  v.  4.— 
Felnes  d'oniour  perdnes,  v.  5.— Pileilii  nmon- 
reiix.  V.  8.— Pericli's,  v.  5— Phfciilx  et  la  tour- 
terelle.  v.  8.  —  Flaintc  d'uiie  amante,  v.  8. — 
Foenies,  v.  8.— [Roi]  Henri  IV,  pts.  1,  2,  v.  6.— 
[Rol]   Henri  V,  v.  1— [Rol]  Henri  VI,  pts.  1-3, 

V.  7 Roi  Henri  VIII,  v.  8.— Roi  Jean,  v.  6.— Rol 

Ijeor,  V.  5.— Rol  Richard  II,  v.  6.— Roi  Richard 
III,  V.  8.— Romio  et  Juliette,  v.  a.— Songe  d*uue 
nuit  d*6t6,  V.  3.— Sonnets,  v.  8.— Tempfete,  v.  1 — 
Testament  de  S.  v.  8.— Tiinon  d'Ath^nes,  t.  S. — 
Titus  Andronlcus,  v.  8. —  Tout  est  hien  qui 
£nlt  hien,  v.  3.  —  Troilus  et  Cressida,  v.  4.— 
V£nus  et  Adonis,  t.  8. 

(Euvres  completes,  tr.  par  Frangois  Victor 

Hugo.  [3  6d.]  Paris  [1875-81].  16  v.  in  17, 
16°.  3307 

Contents.  Antolne  et  Cldopatre,  v.  9.— Beau- 
coup  de  hrult  pour  ricn,  v.  7.— Com^die  des 
erreiirs.  v.  1.— Comme  il  vous  plaira,  v.  8.— 
Conte  d'hlver,  v.  16,— Corlolan,  v.  13.— Cymtoc- 
liue,  T.  12.— Deux  gentilshoinmes   de  Verone, 

V.   1.  —  Hamlet,  v.   10 Joyeuses    Spouses    de 

Windsor,  v.   8.— Jules    Cisar,   v.   9.— Machelli, 

V.  14.— Marc  hand  de  Venise,  v.  7.— Mesure  pour 
mesure,  v.  10.— Othello,  v.  14.— Peines  d'ainour 
per  dues.  v.  6. — P^lerin  passionn£,v.l6. — Fh^uix 
et  la  colombc,  v.  16.— Plainles  d*nne  amou- 
reuse,  v.  16.— Formes,  v.  16.— [Roi]  Henry  IV, 
pts.  1,  2,  V.  3.— [RoiJ  Henry  V,  v.  4.— [RolJ  Henry 

VI,  pts.  1-3,  V.  4.  5.— [RoiJ  Henry  VIII,  v.  U.— Roi 
Jean,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Roi  Ijear,  v.  11.— [Roi]  Richard 
II,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— [Roi]  Richard  III,  v.  6.— Rom^o 
et  Juliette,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Sauvage  apprlv^ois^e,  v.  2, 
pt.  1.— Soir  des  rois,  v.  8.— Songe  d'une  nuit 
d*6t6,  V.  1.— Sonnets,  v.  16.— Tempfite,  v.  15.— 
Testament  de  S.  t.  16.— Timon  d'Ath^nes,  t.  13. 
—Tout  est  hien  qui  finit  hien,  v.  7.— Troylus 
et  Cressida,  v.  12.— V^nus  et  Adonis,  v.  16.— Viol 
de  Lucrfece,  v.  16. 

Dramatische  werke,  uebersetzt  von  Au- 
gust Wilhelm  Schlegel.  Berlin,  1797-1810. 
9  V.  12°.  3383 

Contents.  Hamlet,  v.  3.— Julius  Cscsar,  v.  2.— 
Kaufniann  Ton  Venedig,  v.  4.— Koenig  Hein- 
rich  IV,  V.  6.  —  Koeuig  Heinrich  V,  v.  7, — 
Koenig  Heinrich  VI,  v.  7,  8.— Koeuig  Johaun, 
v.  5.— Koenig  Richard  II,  t.  5.— Koenig  Rich- 
ard III,  V.  9. — Romeo  und  Julia,  v.  1.— Sommer- 
nachtstraum,  v.  1.— Sturm,v.  3.— "Was  ihr  vi^ollt, 
T.  2. — Wie  es  euch  gefaellt,  v.  4. 

■ Dramatische  werke,  nach  der  uebersetz- 

ung  von  August  Wilhelm  Schlegel  und  Lud- 
wigTieck,sorgfaeltigrevidirtundtheilweise 
neu  bearbeitet,  mit  einleitungen  und  noten 
vereehen,  unter  redaction  von  H.  UJrici. 
2  aufl.     Berlin,  1876-77.     13  v. '8°.  3883 

Contents,  Antoiiins  mill  Cleopatra,  v.  10,  — 
BeideVeroneserfV.  8.— Comoediederirruiigeii, 
V.  8.— Coriolanus,  v.  8. — Cymbeliu.  v.  12.— Eiide 
gut,  alles  gilt,  V.  11 — Hamlet,  v.  6. — Julius 
Ceesar,  v.  5. — Kaufmann  von  Venedi^,  v.  6. — 
Koenlg  Heinrich  IV,  pts.  1,2,  v.  1,  2.— Koenig 
Heinricli  V,  v.  2.— Koenic  Heinrich  VI,  pts.  1-8, 

Y.  2,  3.— Koenig   Heinrich  VIII,  v.  i Koenig 

Johann,  v.  1, — Koenig  Ijenr,  v.  11.  —  Koenig 
Richard  II,  v.  1.— Koenig  Richard  III,  v.  3.— 
liiehee  leid  nud  lust,  v.  7.— Lusfige  weibervon 
'Windsor,  v.  9 — Macbeth,  v.  12.— Mass  f uer  mass, 

V.  10 Othello,  V.  12.— Romeo  und  Julia,  v.  4.— 

Sommernachtstranm,v.  i. — Stnrm,v.  5.— Timon 

von  Athen,  v.   10.— Titus   Andronlcus,  v.   9 

Troilns  and  Cressida,  v.  11.— XTlrici,  H.  Allge- 
meine  einleituDg.  Geacbichte  Shakespeare's  und 
seiner  dichtung,  v.  1. — Viel  lacrmen  um  nichts, 
V.  7, — "Was  ihr  wollt,  v.  5. — 'Widerspenstiger 
zaehmnng,  v.  7.— Wie  es  euch  gefaellt,  v.  6. — 
Wintermaerchen,  T.  9. 

~-^  Opere,  tr.  di  Giulio  Carcano.  1  ed.  illus- 
trata.     Milano,  1875-83.     13  v.  13°.  3303 

Contents.  Amleto,  v.  2. — Antonio  e  Cleopatra, 
T.  1.— Boccaccio,  G.  Dal  Fllostrato,  v.  1.— Carcano, 
G.  Vita  di  S.  V.  1.— Cimbelino,  v.  2.— Come  vl 
place,  V.  11.  —  Commedla  d*equivoci,  v.  10. — 
Coriolano,  T.  1. — Donne  allegre-  di  Windsor, 


V.  10.— Due  gentiliiomini  di  Verona,  y.  3.— Gio- 
vanni Floreniino,  f'er.    Novella  I  glornata  IV  del 

Pecerone,  v.  3 Giraldi  Cintio,  G.  B.    Novella  V 

degU  Ecatomiii,  v.  5.— Giulio  Cesare,  v.  1.— Ijuci- 
anus,  of  Samosata.  Tinioiie,  dialogo,  v.  4.— Macbetto, 
T,  fi.— Mercante  di  Venezia,  v.  3.— Misura  per 
misnra,  v.  5.— Molto  roniore  per  nulla,  v.  10. — 
Notte  dell'  Epifanla,  v.  10.— Otello,  v.  2.— Pene 
d'amore  perdute,  v.  11. — Fericle,  v.  12. —Porto, 
L.  da.  Giulletta  e  Romeo,  novella,  v.  3.— Racconto 
d'inverno,  v.  5 — Re  Arrigo  IV,  pts.  1,2,  v.  7. — 
Re  Arrigo  V.  v.  8.— Re  Arrigo  VI,  pts.  1-3,  v.  8,  9. 
—Re  Arrigo  VlII,  v.  9 — Re  Giovanni,  v.  6.— Re 
IJear,  v.  6.— Re  Riccardo  II,  v.  7.— Re  Riccardo 
III,  V.  9.— Romeo  e  Giulletta,  v.  3.— Selvatica 
ammansata,  V.  11. — Sogno  d'una  notte  d'estate, 
V.  4.— Tcmpesia,  v.  5 — Tempesta  (frammeuto  dl  uno 
studio  sul  dramraa  fantastico),  v.  5.  —  Timone 
d*Atene,  v.  4.— Tito  Andronico,  v.  12.— Troilo  e 
Cressida,  v.  4.  —  Tutto  bene  quel  che  ben 
iinisce,  v.  12 — Indlce,  v.  12. 

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— Rose,  E.  Shakespeare  and  history.  10  pp.  {Fraser's 
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Shaltsp.  pp.  105,  268.)— Scudder,  H.  E.  The  future  of 
S.  21pp.  {/u  ftis  Men  and  letters,  p.  215.)— Shakes- 
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V.  13:<,  1833,  p.  621.)  —  Shakespeare  in  modern 
thought.  25  pp.  {N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  85,  1867,  p.  491).)— 
Shakspeare,  and  his  latest  stage  interpreters. 
16  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  64, 1861,  p.  1T2.)— Shakspeare 
and  the  drama.  9  pp.  {Slackwood's  Mag.  v.  b^,  l^i&, 
p.  6:H.)— Shakspearcan  notes.  12  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag,  T.  63, 1864,  pp.  89,  281.)— Shakspeare's  critics  : 
English  and  foreign.  39  pp.  {Bdin.  Rev.  v.  90, 1849,  p. 
■•  39.) — Some  notices  of  Shakaperlan  drama,  Shaks- 
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S.,  and  on  the  character  of  his  tragedies.  15  pp. 
(Drake,  N.,  Mem.  of  Sliaksp.  p.  113.)— Sturgis,  J.  B. 
The  Shakspeare  revival  in  London.  9  pp.  {Intemat. 
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{Poems  and  essays^  p.  26.)— MThipple,  E.  P.  Shakes- 
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{Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  4,  1847,  p.  622.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  39, 18B4,  p.  253 ;  Duhlln 
Eev.  V.  9, 1840,  p.  316 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  21, 1840,  pp.  493, 
603,  740 ;  London  Quart.  Eev.  v.  22, 1864,  p.  201 ;  N.  Brit. 
Eev.  T.  12,  1850,  p.  116;  Quart.  Eev.  v.  131,  1871,  p.  1; 
Westm.  Eev.  v.  4, 1837,  p.  30. 

Separate  plays, 

with  their  commentaries,  criticisms,  etc. 

All's  well  that  ends  vrell. 

All's  well  that  ends  well ;  a  comedy.  62  pp.  (Cum- 
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■ Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.   Memoranda 

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and  on  Titus  Andronicus.     1879. 

Brae,  A.  E.    Prospero's  clothesline,  and  the  scarre 

between  Bertram  and  Diana;  with  some  other  occa- 
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ends  well.    7  pp.    {In  Ids  Studies  in  literature,  p.  109.) 

Antony  and  Cleopatra. 

Antony  and  Cleopatra;  a  tragedy.  83  pp.  (Inch- 
bald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  9.) 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  {Ed.)  Se- 
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Antony  and  Cleopatra.     1868. 

Shakspere's  character  of  Cleopatra.  15  pp.  {Fra- 
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(Joum.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  10, 1876,  p.  62.) 

As  yon  like  it. 

As  you  like  It;  a  comedy.  67  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  3 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  7.) 

Stone,  W.  G.    Shakspere's  As  you  like  it 

and  Lodge's  Rosalynde  compared.     1883. 

Fletcher,  G.   As  you  like  it.  42  pp.  {In  Us  Studies 

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Stage  Eosallnds.  12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.-61,  1883, 
p.  248.) 

Comedy  of  errors. 

Comedy  of  errors;  a  comedy.  62  pp.  (Cumberland, 
J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  16;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theatt.  v.  2; 
Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat,  v.  5.) 


Coriolanns. 

Coriolanus;  a  tragedy.  57  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  7;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  8; 
Spencer,  W.  v.,  Boston  theat.  v.  22.) 

Hertzbcrg,  W.    Coriolanus.    11  pp.    (Anglia,  v.  2, 

1879,  p.  181.) 

Cymbeline. 

Tragedie  of  Cymbeline.  Repr.  from  the 
1  folio,  1623,  with  collations  of  the  2,  3,  and 
4  folios,  by  W.  J.  Craig.  London,  1883.  4°. 
(New  Shaks.  Soc,  3  s.  No.  11.)  3803 

Cymbeline ;  an  historical  play.  73  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  theat.  V.  2;  Inchbald,  B.,  Brit,  theat,  T.  2; 
Oxberry,  W. ,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  12.) 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  A  few  re- 
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Elze,  F.  K.     Letter  to  C.  M.  Ingleby,  containing 

notes  and  conjectural  emendations  on  Shakespeare's 
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Fletcher,  G.  Cymbeline.  67  pp.  {In  Ms  Studies  of 
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Hamlet.  ' 

Hamlet :  the  1  quarto,  1603,  a  facsimile 
in  photo-lithography  by  Wm.  Griggs,  with 
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6m.4°.     (Shaks.-quartofacsim,'No,l,)     3393 

Hamlet :  the  3  quarto,  1604,  a  facsimile 

in  photo-lithography  by  Wm.  Griggs,  with 
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sm.  4°.     {Shaks.-quariofacsim,  1^0,2,)    3393 

Hamlet;  a  tragedy.    78  pp.    (Cumberland,  J.,  Brif. 

theat,  v.  4 ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat,  v.  16 ;  Oxberry,  W., 
New  Eng.  drama,  v.  Z.)~~'rhe  same  In  Spanish.  105  pp. 
(Moratln,  L.  F.  de,  Ohras,  1835,  p.  299;  1860,  p.  473: 
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Cox,  W.  H.  Analyses  of  Othello,  Ham- 
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Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Memoranda 

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Haekison,  W.    a.     Hamlet's   juice   of 

cursed  hebona.     1883. 

Latham,  R.  G.    Two  dissertations  on  the 

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Blaze  de  Bury,  H.    Hamlet  et  ses  commentateurs 

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21  pp.  (Essays  and  marginalia,  v.  1,  p.  151;  and  Black- 
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1876,  p.  136.)- Grabstein,  (— ).  On  the  character  of 
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Leonhardt,  B.  Ueber  beziehungen  von  Beaumont 
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V.8, 1885,  p.  424.)— Letters  on  Hamlet.  9  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag,  V.  2,  1818,  p.  604.)— Lorain,  P.  ThSatre 
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Julius  Caesar. 

Julius  Offisar;  a  tragedy.  63  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.r.  6;  Inohbald,  B.,  Brit,  tlieat.v.6;  Oxberry, 
W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  IS.)— The  same  in  French.  72  pp. 
(Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de,  (Bmres,  v.  9,  p.  337.) 

Craik,   G.   L.     English  of  Shakespeare 

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Fischer,  H.    Gibt  es  einen  von  Dryden  und  Dave- 

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King  Henry  IV. 

King  Henry  IV,  pt.  I :  the  1  quarto,  1598, 
a  facsimile  in  photo-lithography  by  Wm. 
Griggs,  with  forewords  by  Herbert  A.  Evans. 
London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°-  {Shaks.-quarto  faosim. 
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King  Henry  IV,  pt.n:  the  quarto  of  1600, 

a  facsimile  in  photo-lithography  by  Wm. 
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London,  n.d.  sm.  4°-  [ShaJes.-quarto  faosim. 
No.  9.)  3392 

Play  of  King  Henry  IV,  printed  from  a 

contemporary  MS.  Ed.  by  James  Orchard 
Halliwell.    London,  1845.  8°-   [Shakes.  Soe.) 

3384 

King    Henry   IV,   pt.  I;    a    tragedy.     08    pp. 

(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  4;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  11;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  14.)— 
King  Henry  IV,  pt.  II ;  an  historical  play.  60  pp. 
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Brough,  R.  B.    Life  of  Sir  John  Falstafl. 

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King  Henry  IV.     1841. 

Browne,  C.  E.    Master  Robert  Shallow.    11  pp. 

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King  Henry  V. 

King  Henry  V,  the  1  quarto,  1600,  a  fac- 
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sm.  4°-    [Shaks.-quarto  faosim. 'i^o.Zl.)   3393 

Chronicle  history  of  Henry  V.    Reprint 

of  1  quarto,  1600.  Ed.  by  B.  Nicholson. 
London,  1875.  4°-  [New  Shaks.  Soe.  3  s. 
No.  5.)  3303 

King  Henry  V,  the  8  quarto,  1608,  a  fac- 
simile (from  the  British  Museum  copy,  C.  34, 
K.  14)  by  Charles  Praetorius.  With  an  intro- 
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sm.  4°.    [Shaks.-quarto  faosim.  1^0.28.)   3393 

King  Henry  V.     Parallel  texts  of  the  1 

quarto  (1600)  and  1  folio  (1633)  eds.  Ed. 
by  B.  Nicholson.  With  an  introduction  by 
P.  A.  Daniel.  London,  1877.  4°.  [New 
STiafcs.  Soc.  3  s.  No.  9.)  3303 

Life  of  Henry  V.    Repr.  from  the  1  folio, 

1633.  Ed.  by  B.  Nicholson.  London,  1875. 
4°.     [New  Shaks.  Soc.  3  s.  No.  6.)  8308 

Life  of  Henry  V.    The  ed.  of  1633,  newly 

revised  and  corrected,  with  notes  and  an 
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1880.   4°.    [NewShaks.  Soc.  2  8.1^0.10.]  3303 

King    Henry  V ;    an ,  historical   play.     56    pp. 

(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  11;  Inohbald,  E.,  Brit, 
theat.  v.  9 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  18.) 

Famous  victories  of  Henry  V.    With  an 

introduction  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  1887.  [Shaks.- 
quarto  facsim.  No.  39.) 

King  Henry  VI. 

The  Whole  contention  (1619).  The  8 
quarto,  1619.  A  facsimile,  by  photo-lithog- 
raphy (from  the  British  Museum  copy,  0. 
34,  k.  88),  by  Charles  Praetorius.  With  fore- 
words by  F.  J.  Furnivall.  London,  1886. 
3  v.  sm.  4°.  [Shaks.-quarto  faosim.  Nos.  33, 
34.)  3393 

First  sketches  of  the  3  and  3  parts  of  King 

Henry  VI.  Ed.  by  James  Orchard  Halli- 
well.  London,  1843.   8°.    [Shakes.  Soe.)  3884 

Fleay,  F.  G.    Who  wrote  Henry  V1 1    13  pp.    {Mac- 

millan's  Mag.  v.  33, 1876,  p.  50.)— Knight,  C.  Essay  on 
the  3  parts  of  King  Henry  VI.  83  pp.  (Shakespeare, 
W.,  Pictorial  ed.  of  the  works:  Histories,  v.  2,  p.  ix.) — 
Malone,  E.  Dissertation  on  the  3  parts  of  Klug 
Henry  VI.  45  pp.  (Shakespeare,  W.,  Plays,  ed.  by  S. 
Johnson  and  G.  Steevens,  revised  by  I.  Reed,  v.  14,  p.  219; 
ed.  by  E.  Malone,  v.  18,  p.  663.) 

King  Henry  VIII. 

KlngHenryVIII;  an  historical  play.  60  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  6;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat. 
V.  17;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  19.) 

Zeitlin,  W.     Shakespeare's  "King  Henry  VIII" 

und  Rowley's  "When  you  see  me,  you  know  me.** 
24  pp.     [Anglia,  v.  4,  1881,  p.  73.) 

King  John. 

Troublesome  raigne  of  John,  King  of 
England.  The  1  quarto,  1591,  which  Shaks- 
pere  rewrote  (about  1595)  as  his  "Life  and 
death  of  King  John. "  A  facsimile,  by  photo- 
lithography, from  the  unique  original  in  the 
Oapell  collection  at  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, by  Charles  Praetorius.  With  fore- 
words by  P.  J.  Furnivall.  London,  1888. 
3  V.  sm.  4°.  [Shaks.-quarto  facsim.  Nos.  40, 
41.)  3393 

King  Johns  a  tragedy.    59  pp.    (Cumberland,  J., 

Brit,  theat.  V.  4;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit.  tlieat.w.S;  Oxberry. 
W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  7.) 


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Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Memoranda 

on  Love's  labour's  lost.  King  John,  Othello, 
and  on  Romeo  and  Juliet.     1879. 

Fletcher,  Q.    King  .TohB.    31  pp.    (In  Ms  Studies 

of  Shatespeare,  p.  11.)— Rose,  E.  Shakespeare  as  an 
adapter.    9  pp.    [Hacmittan's  Mag.  v.  39, 1879,  p.  69.) 

Kini^  Lear. 

King  Lear :  the  1  quarto,  1608,  a  facsimile 
(from  the  British  Museum  copy,  C.  34,  k.  18), 
with  an  appendix  (sheet  K.  from  British 
Museum  copy,  C.  34,  k.  17)  by  Charles  Prae- 
torius.  With  introduction  by  P.  A.  Daniel. 
London,  1885.  sm.  4°-  (Shahs.-quarto faosim. 
No.  33.)  3392 

King  Lear :  the  2  quarto,  1608,  a  facsimile 

(from  the  British  Museum  copy,  C.  34,  k.  19) 
by  Charles  Praetorius.  With  introductory 
notice  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  London,  1885.  sm. 
4°.     (Shaks.-quarto fojusim.  No.  34.)         3392 

King  liear ;  a  tragedy.    67  pp.    (Cumberland,  J., 

Brit,  tkeat.  v.  6;  Inohbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  16.) 

Cox,  W.  H.  Analyses  of  Othello,  Ham- 
let, Macbeth,  King  Lear.     1886. 

— —  Delins,  N.  Koppel's  Textkrltisctie  studien  ueber 
Shakespeare's  "  Richard  III "  und  "  King  Lear."  9 
pp.  {Anglia,  v.  1,  1878,  p.  665.)— Hales,  J.  W.  King 
Lear.  20  pp.  iForin.  Sev.  n.  s.  v.  n,  1875,  p.  83.)— 
Jonrdalm,  W.  C.  On  an  unexplaiaed  passage  In 
Shakespeare's  King  Lear.  3  pp.  (Phllol.  Soo.  Lon- 
don, Trans.  1857,  p.  13i.)— Rajr,  I.  Shakespeare's  de- 
lineations ot  Insanity.  62  pp.  {In  h,is  Contrlb.  to 
mental  pathology,  p.  432.)— Schmidt,  A.  Zur  text- 
kritlk  des  ■'  King  Lear."  31  pp.  (Anglia,  y.  3,  1880, 
p.  1.)— Wartoii,  J.  Ohservations  on  King  Lear.  26 
pp.  (Drake,  N.,  JXem.  of  Shaksp.  p.  316.)— White,  K.  a. 
King  Lear.  24  pp.  (Atlant.  MonMy,-!.  IS.ISSQ,  p.Sii; 
V.  46, 1880,  p.  111.) 

King  Richard  II. 

King  Richard  II.  The  1  quarto,  1597,  a 
facsimile  in  photo-lithography  by  Charles 
Praetorius,  with  an  introductory  notice  by 
Rev.W.  A.  Harrison.  London,  1888.  sm.  4°. 
{Shahs.-quarto faosim.  No.  18.)  3393 

King  Richard  II.    The  3  quarto,  1608,  a 

facsimile  in  photo-lithography  by  Charles 
Praetorius,  with  an  introductory  notice  by 
Rev.W.  A.  Harrison.  London,  1888.  sm.  4°. 
{Shaks.-quarto  facsim.  No.  19.)  3393 

Life    and    death    of    King   Richard   II. 

Qo.  5, 1634.  A  facsimile  in  photo-lithography 
by  Charles  Praetorius.  With  an  introductory 
notice  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  London,  1887.  sm.4°. 
(Shaks.-quarto  facsim.  No.  20.)  3392 

. King  Richard  II ;  a  tragedy.  64  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  29.) 

——  llwot,  F.  Germanistlsches  aus  S.  2  pp.  (Ger- 
mania,  v.  9, 1B64,  p.  158.) 

King  Richard  III. 

Richard  III.  The  1  quarto,  1597,  a  fac- 
simile in  photo-lithography  by  Wm.  Griggs, 
with  an  introduction  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  Lon- 
don, n.  d.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.-quarto  facsim. 
No.  11.)  3393 

Richard  III.  The  3  quarto,  1602,  a  fac- 
simile in  photo-lithography  by  Charles  Prae- 
torius. With  an  introductory  notice  by  P. 
A.  Daniel.  London,  1888.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.- 
quarto  facsim.  No.  42.)  3392 

Richard  III.  The  6  quarto,  1622.  A  fac- 
simile in  photo-lithography  by  Charles  Prae- 
torius. With  an  introductory  notice  by  P. 
A.Daniel.  London,  1889.  sm.4°.  (Shaks.- 
quarto  facsim.  No.  43.)  3392 


—  Richard  III ;  a  tragedy.  66  pp.  (Oumherland, 
J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  1;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  17;  Ox- 
berry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  3.) 

Kemble,  J.  p.  Macbeth  and  King  Rich- 
ard III.     1817. 

—  Cumberland,  R.  Delineation  of  Shakspeare's 
characters  of  Macbeth  and  Richard.  35  pp.  (Drake, 
N.,  Mem.  of  Shaksp.  p.  412.)— Dellus,  N.  Koppel's 
Textkritische  studien  ueber  Shakespeare's  "  Richard 
III"  und  "King  Lear."  9  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  1,  ISIS,  p. 
665.)— Knight,  0.  Essay  on  the  3  parts  of  King 
Henry  VI,  and  King  Rlohai'd  III.  83  pp.  (Shakes- 
peare, W.,  Pictorial  ed.  of  the  works :  Histories,v.2,  p.  ix.) — 
Obser-vations  on  Macbeth  and  King  Richard 
III  In  answer  to  J.  P.  Kemble.  6  pp.  {BlaSuiood's  Mag. 
V.  1,  1817,  p.  455.) 

liOve's  labour's  lost. 

Loves  labors  lost:  the  1  quarto,  1598,  a 
facsimile  in  photo-lithography  by  Wm. 
Griggs,  with  forewords  by  F.  J.  Furnivall. 
London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.-quarto  fac- 
sim. No.  5. )  3393 
liove's  labour's  lost;  a  comedy.  58  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  40;  Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
tlieat.  V.  18.) 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Memoranda 

on  Love's  labour's  lost.  King  John,  Othello, 
and  on  Romeo  and  Juliet.     1879. 

Table-talk  on  S.   Love's  labour's  lost.  5  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  67, 1858,  p.  41.) 

Macbeth. 

Tragedy  of  Macbeth :  according  to  the 
1  folio  (spelling  modernised).  With  remarks 
on  Shakspere's  use  of  capital  letters  in  his 
MS,  and  a  few  notes  by  Allan  Park  Paton. 
Edinburgh,  1877.     8°.     (Bamnet  ed.)      3308 

Macbeth;   a  tragedy.     62  pp.    (Cumberland,  J., 

Brit,  theat.  v.  1 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Bug.  drama,  v.  14.)— 
r/ij  same  In  German.  107  pp.  (Buerger,  G.  A.,  ^SaemmJ. 
werlce,  v.  3,  p.  46;  Schiller,  J.  0.  F.  von,  Saemmi.  werke, 
T.  6,  p.  287.) 

Cox,  W.  H.    Analyses  of  Othello,  Ham- 
let, Macbeth,  King  Lear.    1886. 

Kemble,  J.  P.    Macbeth  and  King  Rich- 
ard III.     1817. 

Macbeth  reconsidered.    {Anon.'i   1786. 

Clayden,  P.  W.    Macbeth  and  Lady  Macbeth.    16 

pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1867,  p.  153.)— Cumber- 
land, B.  Delineation  of  Shakspeare's  characters  of 
Macbeth  and  Richard.  35  pp.  (Drake,  N.,  Mem.  of 
Shaksp.  p.  412.)— Dennis  on  S.  6  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  62,  1842,  p.  368.)— De  q,nincey,  T.  On  the 
knocking  at  the  gate  In  Macbeth.  7  pp.  (Works,  v.  U, 
p.  192.)— Ethics  of  "Macbeth."  12  pp.  {Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  65,  1866,  p.  280.)— Fleay,  F.  G.  Dave- 
nant's  Macbeth  and  Shakespeare's  Witches.  17  pp. 
{Anglia,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  128.)- Fletcher,  G.  Macbeth. 
90  pp.  (In  his  Studies  of  Shakespeare,  p.  109.)_John- 
son,  S.  Miscellaneous  observations  on  the  tragedy 
of  Macbeth.  40  pp.  (Works,  v.  6,  p.  65.)— Kemble,  - 
F.  A.  Lady  Macbeth.  8  pp.  (Maaniltan's  Mag.  v.  17, 
1868,  p.  364.)— Notes  upon  the  characters  In  Shakes- 
peare's  play  of  Macbeth.  7  pp.  (Maemillan's  Mag.  v.  16, 
1867,  p.  76.)-Of  Macbeth.  67  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  22, 
1840,  p.  613;  v.  23,  1841,  p.  295;  v.  24,  1841,  p.  401;  v.  25, 
1842,  p.  81.)  —  Observations  on  Macbeth  and 
King  Richard  III  In  answer  to  J.  P.  Kemble.  5 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1,  1817,  p.  466.)  — Ray,  I. 
Shakespeare's  delineations  of  Insanity.  52  pp.  (In  his  ■ 
Contrlb.  to  mental  pathology,  p.  482.)— Ruggles,  H.  I. 
Macbeth.  118  pp.  (/n  Ws  Method  of  Shakespeare,  p. 
181.)— Schiller's  Macbeth.  8  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
v.8t,  1874,  p.498.)-Macbeth:  Shakespearian  crlti- 
clsm  and  acting.  72  pp.  (Wes(m.  iJeo.  v.41,1814,  p.l.) 
—Thorpe,  T.  B.  Case  ot  Lady  Macbeth,  medically 
considered.    7  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  \.  S,  ISti,  p.  391.) 

Measure  tor  measure. 

Measure  for  measure ;  a  comedy.  62  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  7  ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  tlieat.  v.  14  • 
Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  16.) 
Pater,  W.  H.  A  fragment  on  "  Measure  for  meas- 
ure.'' 7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1874,  p.  652.)— 
Snider,  D.  J.  Shakespeare's  "Measure  for  meas- 
ure."   13  pp.    (./burn.  ,5^)60.  PAt/os.  V.  9, 1375,  p.  412.) 


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merchant  of  Venice. 

Merchant  of  Venice:  the  1  (tho  worse) 
quarto,  1600,  a  facsimile  in  photo-lithography 
by  Wrh.  Griggs,  with  forewords  by  F.  J. 
Furnivall.  London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.- 
quarto  faesim.  No.  7.)  3392 

Merchant  of  Venice :  the  2  (and  better) 

quarto,  1600,  a  facsimile  in  foto-lithography 
(from  the  Duke  of  Devonshire's  copy)  by 
Charles  Praetorius.  With  forewords  by  F. 
J.  Furnivall.  London,  1887.  sm.4°.  (Shaks.- 
quarto  faesim.  No.  16.)  3393 

Merchant  of  Venice;  a  play.  64  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  tlieat.  v.  6;  InchDald,  E.,  Brit,  tlieal.  v.  8  ; 
Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  10.) 

Fletcher,  G.  Study  ot  S.  in  "  Merchant  of  Venice." 

30  pp.  [Fraser-s  Mag.  7. 41, 1850,  pp.  499,  697.)— Martin, 
Lady  H.  T.  On  some  of  Shaliespeare's  female  oharac- 
tera :  Portia.  13  pp.  {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  129, 1881,  p. 
198.)— Quality  of  mercy.  6  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
n.  8.  v.  5, 1880,  p.  46.)— S.,  J.  Merchant  ot  Venice  at 
the  Prince  ot  Wales's  the?,tre.  ^  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
D.  8.  V.  12, 1876,  p.  65.)— Snider,  D.  J.  The  Merchant 
of  Venice.  28  pp.  {Jom-n.  Spec.  Philos.  t.  6,  1872,  pp. 
130,  361.) 

Merry  -wives  of 'Windsor. 

Merry  wives  of  Windsor :  the  1  quarto, 
1603,  a  facsimile  in  photo  -  lithography  by 
Wm.  Griggs,  with  introduction  by  P.  A. 
Daniel.  London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  {Shaks.- 
quarto  faesim.  No.  6.)  3393 

First  sketch  of  Merry  wives  of  Windsor. 

Ed.  by  James  Orchard  Halliwell.  London, 
1843.     8°.     {Shakes.  Soe.)  3384 

-  Merry  ■wives  of  "Windsor ;  a  comedy.  64  pp. 
(Ciimherland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v. 6 ;  Hazlltt,W.  C, SImkesp. 
libr.v.  6,  p.  134;  Inohbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  16;  Ox- 
herry,  W.,  Ifew  Eng.  drama,  v.  8 ;  Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
theat.  V.  3.) 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.    Account  of 

the  only  known  MS  of  Shakespeare's  plays, 
comprising  some  important  variations  and 
corrections  in  the  Merry  wives  of  Windsor. 
1843. 

Midsnninier-night's  dream. 

Midsummer  night's  dream.  The  1  quax-to, 
1600 :  a  fac-simile  in  photo-lithography,  by 
Wm.  Griggs.  With  introduction  by  J.  W. 
Ebsworth.  London,  1880.  sm.  4°-  [Shaks.- 
quarto  faesim.  TSo.%.)  3393 

Midsummer  night's  dream.   The  3  quarto, 

1600 :  a  fac-simile  in  photo-lithography,  by 
Wm.  Griggs.  With  introduction  by  J.  W. 
Ebsworth.  London,  1880.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.- 
quarto  faesim.  No.  4.)  3393 

Midsnmmer-night's  dream  j   a  comedy.      67 

pp.    (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  20.) 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Introduc- 
tion to  Shakespeare's  Midsummer  night's 
dream.    1841. 

Memoranda  on  the  Midsummer  night's 

dream,  A.  D.  1879  and  A.  D.  1855.     1879.. 

(Ed.)  Illustrations  of  the  fairy  myth- 
ology of  a  Midsummer  night's  dream.  1845. 
{Shakes.  Soc.) 

■~—  Halpin,  N.  J.  Oberon's  vision  in  the 
Midsummer  -  night's  dream,  illustr.  by  a 
comparison  with  Lylie's  Endymion.  1843. 
(Shakes.  Soe.) 

-  Procscholdt,  L.  Drei  Shakespeare-studien  von 
E.Hermann.  6  pp.  (./trisrlia,  v.  2,1879,  p.  513.)— Snider, 
D.  J.  Midsummer  night's  dream.  21  pp.  (/oum. 
Spec.  Philos.  V.  8, 1874,  p.  165.) 

See  also  Edln.  Bey.  v.  87, 1848,  p.  418;  Eraser's  Mag. 
v.  50, 1854,  p.  677. 


Mnch  ado  ahout  notlllng. 

Much  adoe  about  nothing.  The  quarto 
ed.,  1600.  A  fac-simile  by  Charles  Praeto- 
rius. With  introduction  by  P.  A.  Daniel. 
London,  1886.  sm.  4°.  [Shaks.-quarto  fae- 
sim. No.  14.)  3398 

Mnch  ado  ahont  nothine ;  a  comedy,    61  pp. 

(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  3;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  13 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  18.) 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Memoranda 

on  All's  well  that  ends  well,  the  Two  gentle- 
men of  Verona,  Much  ado  about  nothing, 
and  on  Titus  Andronicus.     1879. 

Fletcher,  G.     Much  ado  about  nothing.    45  pp. 

{In  his  Studies  of  Shakespeare,  p.  241.) 

Othello. 

Othello :  the  1  quarto,  1632,  a  facsimile 
(from  the  British  Museum  copy,  C.  34,  k. 
33)  by  Charles  Praetorius.  With  introduc- 
tion by  Herbert  A.  Evans.  London,  1885. 
sm.  4°.    (Shaks.-quarto  faesim. 'No.  SI.)    3393 

Othello :  the  3  quarto,  1630,  a  facsimile 

(from  the  British  Museum  copy,  C.  12,  g.  28) 
by  Charles  Praetorius,  with  introduction  by 
Herbert  A.  Evans.  London,  1885.  sm.  4°. 
(Shaks.-quarto  faesim.  No.  33.)  8893 

Othello ;    a  tragedy.     72  pp.     (Cumberland,  J., 

Brit,  theat.  v.  2 ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  15 ;  Ox- 
berry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  5.) 

Cox,W.  H.    Analyses  of  Othello,  Hamlet, 

Macbeth,  King  Lear.     1886. 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Memoranda 

on  Love's  labour's  lost.  King  John,  Othello, 
and  on  Romeo  and  Juliet.     1879. 

H.,  J.    Answer  to  P.  C.  K.'s  conjectural  emendation 

of  a  passage  in  Othello.  3  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  2,- 
1818,  p.  431.)— K.,  P.  C.  Conjectural  emendation  of  a 
passage  in  Othello.  2  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  2, 181S, 
p.  267.)— Martin,  Lady  H.  F.  On  some  of  Shakes- 
peare's female  characters :  Desdemona.  22  pp.  {Blade- 
wood's  Mag.  V.  129,  1881,  p.  324.)— T.  On  a  disputed 
passage  in  Othello.  2  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  3, 1818, 
p.  8.)— Wilson,  J.  Dies  boreales.  Nos.  VI,  VII. 
Christopher  under  canvass.  51  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  67,  1850,  pp.  481,  622.) 

Pericles. 

Pericles  :  the  1  quarto,  1609,  a  facsimile 
from  the  British  Museum  copy,  C.  13,  h.  5, 
by  Charles  Praetorius,  with  introduction  by 
P.  Z.  Round.,  London,  1886.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.- 
quarto  faesim.  No.  31.)  3393 

Pericles  :  the  3  quarto,  1609,  a  facsimile 

from  the  British  Museum  copy,  C.  34,  k.  36, 

"  by  Charles  Praetorius,  with  introduction  by 
P.  Z.  Round.  London,  1886.  sm.4°-  (Shaks.- 
quarto  faesim.  No.  33.)  3893 

Romeo  and  Juliet. 

Romeo  and  Juliet.  The  1  quarto,  1597,  a 
facsimile  (from  the  British  Museum  copy, 
C.  34,  k.  55)  by  Charles  Praetorius.  With 
introduction  by  Herbert  A.  Evans.  London, 
1886.  sm.  4°-  (Shaks.-quarto  faesim.  No. 
25.)  3393 

Romeo  and  Juliet.    Reprint  of  (Qo.  1) 

1597.  Ed.  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  London,  1874. 
4°.    (New  Shaks.  Soc.  3  s.  No.  2.)  3303 

Romeo  and  Juliet.     The  3  quarto,  1599,  a 

facsimile  (from  the  British  Museum  copy, 
C.  13,  g.  18)  by  Charles  Praetorius.  With 
introduction  by  Herbert  A.  Evans.  London, 
1886.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.-quarto  faesim.  No. 
36.)  3893 


SHAKESPEARE,  Separate  Plays 


4072 


SHAKESPEARE,  Doubtful  Plays 


Romeo  and  Juliet.      Reprint  of  Qo.  2, 

1599.  Ed.  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  London,  1874. 
4°.     {New  Shales.  Soe.  2  s.  No.  3.)  3303 

Romeo  and  Juliet.    Revised  ed.  of  the  2, 

or  1599.  quarto.  Ed.  by  P.  A.  Daniel.  Lon- 
don, 1875.    4°.     (New  Shaks.  Soc.  2  s.  No.  4. ) 

3303 

Romeo  and  Juliet.    Parallel  texts  of  the 

first  2  quartos,  (Ql)  1597-Q2,  1599.  Ed.  by 
P.  A.  Daniel.  London,  1874.  4°.  {New 
Shaks.  Soo.  2  s.  No.  1.)  3308 

■ Romeo  and  Juliet.     The  undated  quarto. 

A  facsimile  (from  the  British  Museum  copy, 
C.  34,  k.  56)  by  Charles  Praetorius.  With 
introductory  notice  by  Herbert  A.  Evans. 
London,  1887.  sm.  4°-  {Shaks.-quarto  fac- 
sim.  No.  36.)  3392 

Roineo  and  Jnllet;  a  tragedy.    69  pp.    (Oum- 

"berland,  J.,  Bt-it.  theat.  v.  1;  lucUbald,  E.,  Brit.  theat.Y. 
17 ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  6.) 

Daniel,  P.  A.  {Ed.)  Originals  and  ana- 
logues. Pt.  1.  Romeus  and  Juliet.  Arthur 
Brooke— Rhomeo and  Julietta.  Wm.  Painter. 
1875.     {New  Shaks.  Soo.  3  s.  No.  1.) 

HALLiWELL-PHlLLiPPg,  J.  O.  Memoranda 

on  Love's  labour's  lost.  King  John,  Othello, 
and  on  Romeo  and  Juliet.     1879. 

..^  Fleay,  p.  Q.  The  text  ot  "Borneo  and  Juliet."  8 
pp.  {ilacmillim's  Mag.  v.  36, 1877,  p.  195.)— Pletclier, 
O.  Borneo  and  Juliet.  97  pp.  [In  his  Studies  oj 
Shakespeare,  p.  286.)  —  Hartmauu,  K.  E.  E.  von. 
Shakespeare's  Borneo  und  Julia.  24  pp.  (Gesamm. 
studiin  und  aufsaelze,  p.  333.) — J>lartiii,  Lady  H.  F.  On 
some  of  Shakespeare's  female  characters:  Juliet.  42 
pp.  IBlackwood's  Mag.  v.  131,  1882,  pp.  31,  141.)  — 
Mueller.  T.  Sh.ikespeare's  Romeo  und  Julia  .  .  . 
Ton  T.  Momrasen.  16  pp.  {Jalirb.f.roman.undengl.lit. 
T.  3,  1861,  p.  92.)— Pott,  C.  M.  Notes  on  Andrew 
Borde'3  book  and  passages  from  the  1  and  2  quartos 
of  Komeo  and  Juliet.  18  pp.  [Anglia,  v.  9, 1886,  p.  319.) 
— Schlegel,  A.  W.  von.  Ueber  Shakspeare's  Borneo 
und  Julia.  27  pp.  {Saemmt.  werke,  v.  7,  p.  71.)  — 
Shakespeariau  criticism  and  acting.  Romeo 
and  Juliet.  78  pp.  [Westm.  JCev.  v.  44,  1845,  p.  1.)— 
"Wedgwood,  H.  On  Shakespeare's  "That  Runa- 
way's eyes  may  wink."  2  pp.  (Philol.  Soc.  London, 
Trans.  1859,  p.  135.) 

Taming  of  tlie  sllrevF. 

Taming  of  a  shrew.  The  1  quarto,  1594. 
A  facsimile,  by  photolithography,  from  the 
Duke  of  Devonshire's  unique  original,  by 
Charles  Praetorius.  "With  forewords  by  F. 
J.  Furnivall.  London,  1886.  sm.  4°.  {Shaks.- 
quarto  facsim.  No.  15.)  3392 

Taming  of  tlie  sUrew ;  or,  Katharine  and  Pe- 

truchio:  a  comedy.  36  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit, 
tlieat.  T.  18.) 

Amtot,  T.  {Ed.)     The  old  Taming  of  a 

shrew,  upon  which  Shakespeare  founded  his 
comedy.     1844.     {Shakes  Soc. ) 

Tempest. 

Tempest;  a  play.  60  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit, 
tkeal.  T.  7 ;  luohbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  6 ;  Oxberry,  W., 
New  Eng.  drama,  v.  17.) 

Malone,  E.     Account  of  the  incidents, 

from  which  the  title  and  part  of  the  story  of 
Shakespeare's  Tempest  were  derived.    1808. 

Note Also  in  Shakespeare,  W.,  Plays  andpoems,  ed. 

by  E.  Malone,  v.  15. 

Wilson,  D.    Caliban  :  the  missing  link. 

1873. 

Brae.  A.  E.    Prospero's  clothesline.    41  pp.    (Boyal 

Soo.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  10, 1874,  p.  464.)— Griffin,  S. 
W.  The  Tempest.  5  pp.  (Zn  his  Studios  In  litera- 
ture, p.  47.)— Jones,  H.  K.  Notes  on  Shakespeare's 
"Tempest."  7  pp.  \journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  9,  1875.  p. 
393.)— Mont^gut,  E.  Easais  de  morale  et  de  litt^ra- 
ture.    La  TempeLe.    18  pp.    {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,XSQ5, 


2  p6r.  v.  68,  p.  732.)— Observations  on  tlie  1  a«t  of 

Shakespear's  Tempest.  15  pp.  (Boyal  Irish  Acad. 
Trans,  v.  2,  1788,  p.  39.)— Snider,  D.  J.  Shakespeare's 
"Tempest."  23  pp.  {Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  8,  1874,  p. 
193.1— Tempest  as  a  lyrical  drama.  5pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  42, 1850,  p.  38.)— Warton,  J.  Observations  on 
the  Tempest.  17  pp.  (Drake,  N.,  jtftm.  o/5tafcsp.  p.  299.) 

TImon  of  Athens. 

Tlmonof  Athens;  a  tragedy.  72  pp.  (Cumberland, 
J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  26.) 

TItiis  Androulcng. 

Titus  Andronious.  The  1  quarto,  1600,  a 
facsimile  (from  the  copy  in  the  University 
library,  Edinburgh)  by  Charles  Praetorius. 
With  an  introduction  by  Arthur  Symons. 
London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°-  {Shaks.-quarto  fac- 
sim. ^o.  29.)  3393 

Halliwbll-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Memoranda 

on  All's  well  that  ends  well,  the  Two  gentle- 
men of  Verona,  Much  ado  about  nothing, 
and  on  Titus  Andronious.     1879. 

Latliam,  B.  Gc.     Plot  and  dramatis  personae  of 

"  Titus  Andronious."  12  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  u.  s.  v.  2, 
1870,  p.  361.) 

Troilns  and  Cresslda. 

Troilus  and  Ci'essida  :  the  1  quarto,  1609. 
A  facsimile  in  photo-lithography  by  Wm. 
Griggs,  with  an  introduction  by  Rev.  H.  P. 
Stokes.  London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  {Shaks.- 
quarto  facsim.  No.  13.)  3393 

Snider,  D.  J.     Shakespeare's  "Troilus  and  Cres- 
slda."   22  pp.    {Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  10, 1876,  p.  395.) 

Twelfth-mlgKt. 

Twelfth-ulght ;  or,  what  you  will ;  a  comedy.  64  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Sn(.  theat.  y.  11;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit. 
ttteat.  V.  18;  Oxberry,  "W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  12.) 

Rnggles,  H.  I.      Twelfth  night.     61  pp.     {In  his 

Methott  of  Shakespeare,  p.  1.) 

Two  gentlemen  of  "Verona. 

Two  gentlemen  of  "Verona;  a  comedy.  63  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  18;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng. 
drama,  v.  17.) 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.   Memoranda 

on  All's  well  that  ends  well,  the  Two  gentle- 
men of  Verona,  Much  ado  about  nothing, 
and  on  Titus  Andronious.     1879. 

Snider,  D.  J.    The  Two  gentlemen  of  Verona.    10 

pp.    {Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  10, 1876,  p.  194.) 

"Winter's  tale. 

"Winter's  tale;  a  play.  71  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  V.  5 ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  9  ;  Oxberry, 
W.,  New, Eng.  drama,  v.  19;  Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat. 
T.  22.) 

Snider,  D.  J.     Shakspeare's  "  Winter's  tale."     19 

pp.    {Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  9, 1875,  p.  80.) 

Doubtful  plays. 

Pseudo-Shakespearian  plays.  Ed.  by  Karl 
Warnke  and  Ludwig  Proescholdt.  Halle, 
1883-88.     5  V.  in  3,  8°.  3304 

Contents.  Ardeu  of  Feversllam,  T.  5. — Birtll  of 
Slerlin,  v.  4.— Paire  Em,  v.  1.— King  Edward 
IH,  V.  3.— Merry  devil  of  Edmomlon,  v.  2. 

JV"o(e.— Another  copy  of  King  Edward  III  Is  bound 
with  Decker,  T.,  Shoemaker's  holiday.  3382 

Simpson,  R.  {Ed.)    The  school  of  Shaks- 

pere.     1878,  2  v. 

Arden  of  Feversbam. 

Arden  of  Feversham,  a  tragedy:  repr. 
from  the  ed.  of  1593.  With  an  introduction 
by  A.  H.  Bullen.  London,  1887.  sm.  4°.  3873 

Merry  devil  of  Edmonton. 

Merry  devil  of  Edmonton.  58  pp.  (Dodsley,  B.,  Old 
plays,  V.  6,  p.  217  ;  Scott,  Sir  "SV.,  And.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2, 
p.  238.) 


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40Y3 


SHAKESPEARE,  Authorship,  eto. 


T^vo  no'ble  kinsmen. 

Two  noble  kinsmen.  Reprint  of  the 
quarto,  1634.  Ed.  by  Harold  Littledale. 
London,  1876.  4°.  {New  Shaks.  Soo.  3  b. 
No.  7.)  3303 

Two  noble  kinsmen.   Ed.  from  the  quarto 

of  1634,  by  Harold  Littledale.  London, 
1876-85.  2  pts.  4°.  [New  Shdks.  Soc.  3  s. 
No8.  8, 15.)  8303 

Two  noble  kinsmen.     32  pp.     (Scott,  Sir  W., 

Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Spalding,  W.       Letter  on  Shakspere's 

authorship  of  the  Two  noble  kinsmen.  1876. 
(New  Shaks.  Soc.  8  s.  No.  1.) 

Note.— la  Charles  Knight's  Pictorial  ed.  of  the  works 
ol  S.,  a  supplem.  v.  Is  devoted  to  the  Doubtful  plays. 
In  the  Supplement  to  Johnson  and  Steeyens'  ed.  of  the 
Plays  of  S.,  Edmond  Malone  gives  7  of  the  Doubtful 
plays. 

Foemg, 

with  their  commentaries,  criticisms,  etc. 

Poetical  works  and  life  of.  Edinburgh, 
1793.     8°.     (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  3.) 

1363 
Contents.      Anderson,  B.      Life  of  S — Ijover's 
complaint.  —  Passionate  pilgrim.  —  Rape  of 
Luorece.— Sonnets.— Venus  and  Adonis. 
(Rev.  of  In  Betrospect.  Sev.  v.  7,  1823,  p.  378.) 

Poems.     Ed.  by  Robert  Bell.     [New  ed.] 

London,  1861.     16°.  1368 

Contents.  Bell,  B.  Memoir.  —  liover'g  com- 
plaint.—  Passionate  pilgrim.  —  Rape  of  Lu- 
crece, — Sonnets. — Venus  and  Adonis, 

(Kev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.v.  62, 1855,  p.  398.) 

Dramatic  songs,   consisting    of    all   the 

songs,  duets,  trios,  and  chorusses,  in  char- 
acter, as  introduced  in  his  various  dramas, 
the  music  partly  new  and  partly  selected  . .  . 
To  which  are  prefixed  .  .  .  explanatory  re- 
marks on  each  play,  by  Wm.  Linley.  Lon- 
don, n.  d.    3  V.  in  1,  fo.  —3731 

Lucrece  :  the  1  quarto,  1594,  a  facsimile 

(from  the  copy  in  the  British  Museum)  by 
Charles  Praetorius.  "With  forewords  by  P. 
J.  Furnivall.  London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.- 
quarto  facsim.  No.  35.)  3393 

Passionate  pilgrim.     The  1  quarto,  1599, 

a  facsimile  in  photo-lithography  by  Wm. 
Griggs,  with  an  introduction  by  B.  Dowden. 
London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  (Shaks.-quarto  fac- 
sim. No.  10.)  3393 

Songs  and  ballads.     Illuminated  by  T. 

W.  Gwilt  Mapleson.    New  York  [1849].    4°. 

3393 

Sonnets.    The  1  quarto,  1609,  a  facsimile 

in  photo-lithography  (from  the  copy  in  the 
British  Museum)  by  Charles  Praetorius. 
With  an  introduction  by  Thomas  Tyler. 
London,  n.  d.  sm.  4°.  [Shaks.-quarto  fac- 
sim. No.  30.)  3893 

Sonnets,  and  A  Lover's  complaint.   Repr. 

in  the  orthography,  and  punctuation  of  the 
original  ed.  of  1609.    London,  1870.    8°.    1353 

Sonette  in  deutscher  nachbildung.  Ber- 
lin, 1866.  13°.  (Bodenstedt,  F.  M.,(?esamm. 
schriften,  v.  8.)  —3117 

BoADBN,  J.  On,  the  Sonnets  of  Shakes- 
peare, identifying  the  person  to  whom  they 
are  addressed.     1887. 

Brown,  C.  A.  Shakespeare's  autobio- 
graphical poems.  Being  his  Sonnets  clearly 
developed.    1838. 

Brown,    H.       Sonnets   of   Shakespeare 

solved.    1870. 

PAET  v.— 26. 


Massey,  G.    Shakspeare's  Sonnets  never 

before  interpreted.     1866. 

Alger,  W.  B.  Shakespeare's  Sonnets  and  friend- 
ship. 33  pp.  (Cftr.  Exam. -v.  73,  1862,  p.  403.)— Bell, 
W.  Shakespeare's  Sonnets.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Eev.  v.  5, 
1806,  p.  734.)_Fleay,  F.  G.  On  the  motive  of  Shaks- 
pere's Sonnets  (1-126).  A  defence  of  his  morality.  13 
pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  31,  1876,  p.  433.)- Goedeke, 
K.  Feber  Sonette  Shakespeare's.  24  pp.  {Deutsck. 
rundschau,  v.  10, 1877,  p.  386.)— Mackay,  C.  A  tangled 
skein  unravelled,  or  the  mystery  of  Shakespeare's 
Sonnets.  26  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  16,  1884,  p.  238.)— 
Neiv  views  of  Shakespeare's  Sonnets:  the  "other 
poet"  Identified.  36  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  135, 
1884,  p.  724.)— Shakspeare  and  his  Sonnets.  61 
pp.  {Quart.  Bei).  v.  116,  1864,  p.  430.)— Ou  Shaks- 
peare's Sonnets.  3  pp.  {Blackwood's- Mag.  v.  3,  1818, 
p.  585.)— Sonnets  de  S.  19  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1834,  3  8.  V.  4,  p.  679.)— Sonnets  of  S.  22  pp.  (Westm. 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  12, 1867,  p.  116.) 

Venus  and  Adonis.    The  1  quarto,  1593, 

from  the  unique  original  in  the  Bodleian 
library,  Oxford.  A  fac-simile  in  photo- 
lithography by  Wm.  Griggs,  with  an  intro- 
duction by  Arthur  Symons.  London,  n.  d. 
sm.  4°.    {Shaks.-quarto facsim.  1^0. 12.)    3393 

Poems  and  life  of.    71  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  Bng. 

poets.y.  6,  p.  1.)— Extracts  from  the  Rape  of  liUcrece. 
5  pp.  (Cooper,  B.,  JtfMses' iiiir.  p.  376.)— Songs.  33  pp. 
(Bell,  B.,  Songs  from^the  dramatistSj  p.  7*7.) — Sonnet. 
t  p.  (Bltson,  J.,  Bng.  anthol,  v.  1,  p.  17.)— From  his 
Sonnets.  3  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  £rtt.j)oefe,  v.  2,  p.286.) 

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Smart,  B.  H.  {Ed.)  Shakspearian  read- 
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of  English  and  Roman  history.    ,1843. 

Ward,  C.  S.  {Ed.)     Wit,  wisdom,  and 

beauties  of  Shakespeare.    1887. 

"Works  about  Shakespeare  and  his  'writings. 
Authorskip. 

Bacon,  D.    Philosophy  of  the  plays  of 
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Holmes,  N.  The  authorship  of  Shakes- 
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Morgan,  J.  A.  The  Shakespearean  myth. 

William  Shakespeare  and  circumstantial 
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O'Connor,  W.  D.  Mr.  Donnelly's  re- 
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Pott,  Mrs.  H.    Promus  of  formularies 

and  elegancies  by  Francis  Bacon  illustrated 
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Smith,  W.  H.    Bacon  and  Shakespeare. 

An  inquiry  touching  players,  play  houses, 
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Wyman,  W.  H.      Bibliography  of   the 

Bacon-Shakespeare  controversy,  with  notes 
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Art  of  cavilling.    16  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  80, 

1856,  p.  613.)— Clarke,  J.  F.  Did  Shakespeare  write 
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Trans.  2  s.  v.  9,  1870,  p.  271.)— Morgan,  J.  A.  The 
Donnelly  and  Prior  ciphers,  and  the  Furnivall  verse- 
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SHAKESPEARE,  Biography 


Autliorslilp  o£  the  plays  attributed  to  S.  7  pp.  (In  Ms 
Kevlewa  and  discussions,  p.  369.)— Valle,  E.  O.  The 
Shakespeare-Bacon  controversy.  12  pp.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  t.  9, 1875,  p.  743.)— White,  E.  G.  The  Bacon- 
Shakespeare  craze.  15  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61, 
1833,  p.  607.) 

Blblio$?rapliy. 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Brief  hand- 
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life  and  writings  of  Shakespeare.     1859. 

—  Catalogue  of  the  Shakespeare-study 

books  in  the  immediate  library  of.     1876. 

List  of  works  illustrative  of  the  life 

and  writings  of  Shakespeare.     1867. 

Prospectuses  of  1.   The  folio  ed.   of 

Shakespeare.  2.  Fac-similes  of  all  the  quarto 
eds.  of  the  works  of  Shakespeare  which 
were  issued  in  the  life-time  of  the  poet.    n.  d. 

Shakesperiana.     A  catalogue  of  the 

early  eds.  of  Shakespeare's  plays.     1841. 

Hubbard,  J.  M.    Catalogue  of  the  works 

of  William  Shakespeare  original  and  tr.,  to- 
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Wyman,  W.  H.      Bibliography  of    the 

Bacon-Shakespeare  controversy,  with  notes 
and  extracts.     1884. 

Allibone,  S.  A.      Shakespear.      49   pp.      {In  his 

Critical  dictionary  ot  Eng.  lit.  v.  2,  p.  2006.)— Family- 
Shakespeare.  3  pp.  (Edin.  Beo.  v.  36, 1822,  p.  62.)— 
First  ed.  ofS.  6  pp.  {Retrospect.  Rev,  n,  a.  y.1,1S53, 
p.  91.) — Fitzgerald,  P.    Ot  the  Shakespeare  folios 

[and  quartos.  64  pp.  {In  his  Book  fancier,  p.  253.)— 
Hudson's  ed.  of  S.  21pp.  (Sr.  Am.  Rev.  v.  8i,  ISST , 
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(In  Ms  Bibliographer's  manual  . .  .  new  ed.  by  H.  Q. 
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Rev.  V.  81, 1845,  p.  329 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  79, 1847,  p.  310.)— 
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Bellbw,  J.  C.  M.     Shakespere's  home  at 
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Beitton,  J.     Remarks  on  the  life  and 

writings  of  William  Shakspeare.     1818. 

Beown,  C.  a.  Shakespeare's  autobio- 
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COLLIEE,  J.  p.  Life  of  William  Shakes- 
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Memoirs  of  Edward  Alleyn,  including 

some  new  particulars  respecting  Shakes- 
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Newfactsregarding  the  life  of  Shakes- 
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CuNDALL,  J.    Annals  of  the  life  and  work 

of  William  Shakespeare,  collected  from  the 
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Dall,  Mrs.  C.  H.     What  we  really  know 

about  Shakespeare.     1886. 

Drake,  N.     Shakspeare  and  his  times. 

1817,  2  v. 

Faieholt,  F.  W.      Home  of  Shakspere 

illustr.  and  described.  •  1847. 

Fleay,  F.  G.     Chronicle  history  of  the 

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FuLLOM,S.W.  History  of  William  Shakes- 
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GiLCHElST,    O.       Examination    of    the 

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GuizOT,  F.   P.   G.       Shakspeare  et  son 

temps.     1858. 

The  same,  tr.  into  English.     1853  ;  1855. 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  Brief  hand- 
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Calendarof  the  Shakespearean  rarities, 

drawings,  and  engravings,  preserved  at 
HoUingbury  Copse,  near  Brighton.     1887. 

Catalogue  of  a  small  portion  of  the 

engravings  and  drawings  illustrative  of  the 
life  of  Shakespeare.     1868. 

Hand-list  of  the  drawings  and  engrav- 
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preserved  at  HoUingbury  Copse,  near 
Brighton.    1884. 

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Stratford-upon-Avon,  the  last  residence  of 
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1874. 

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(Shakespeare,  W.,  Works,  ed.  by  J.  O.  Halli- 
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Lyttle  boke  gevinge  a  true  and  brief 

accounte  of  some  reliques  and  curiosities 
added  to  [his]  Shakespeare  collection.    1856. 

Outlines  of  the  life  of  Shakespeare. 

1883. 

Some  account  of  the  antiquities  .  .  . 

illustrative  of  the  life  and  works  of  Shakes- 
peare.    1853. 

Stratford  records  and  the  Shakespeare 

autotypes.     1887. 

Visits  of  Shakespeare's  company  of 

actors  to  the  provincial  cities  and  towns  of 
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Head,  F.  H.     Shakespeare's  insomnia, 

and  the  causes  thereof.     1887. 

iVofe.— Supposititious  letters  from  Shakespeare's 
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Hudson,  H.  N.    Shakespeare :   his  life, 

art,  and  characters.     1883,  3  v. 

Hugo,  V.  M.,  Comte.  William  Shakes- 
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The  same,  tr.  into  English.     1887. 

Hunter,  J.    New  illustrations  of  the  life, 

studies,  and  writings  of  Shakespeare.  1845, 
3  V. 

Jeremiah,  J.      Notes  on   Shakespeare. 

1876. 

Knight,    C.      William   Shakspere.      A 

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Malone,  E.  Life  of  William  Shakspeare. 

1831.  (Shakespeare,  W.,  Plays  and  poems, 
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MONCEIEPF,  W.  T.  Excursion  to  Strat- 
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Neil,  S.  Shakespere,  a  critical  biography. 

1861. 

SkottowEjA.    Life  of  Shakspeare.    1824, 

2  V. 

Smith,  C.  R.    Remarks  on  Shakespeare. 

1877. 
•  —  Rural  life  of  Shakespeare.    1870. 

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1838. 

Wheler,  R.  B.    History  and  antiquities 

of  Stratford-upon-Avon  :  comprising  a  de- 
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White,  R.  G.      Memoirs  of  the  life  of 

"William  Shakespeare.    1865. 
Williams,  R.  F.      The  secret  passion. 

[Anon.]     1847.     {With  his  Shakspeare  and 

his  friends. ) 
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— •  Shakspeare  and  his  friends.     [Anon.] 

1847. 

Note. — A  novel. 

The  youth  of  Shakspeare.      [Anon.] 

1847.     ( With  his  Shakspeare  and  his  friends. ) 

Note.—\  novel. 

Wise,  J.  E.    Shakspere :  his  birthplace 

and  its  neighbourhood.     1861. 

Aitdergon,  K.    Lite  of  S.   4  pp.    [In  his  Brit.  poetSi 

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Clarke,  J.  V.  Shakspeare.  41  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  and 
hiog.  sketches,  p.  301.)— Coleridge,  H.  Shakspeare 
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V.  1,  p.  353.)— Collier  on  S.  7  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v. 
13, 1836,  p.  S63.)— Contemporary  notices  of  S.  61 
pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  26,  1857,  p.  159.)— Conway, 
M.  D.  Mr.  William  Shakspeare,  at  home :  Tercen- 
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Halllwell-Fliilllpps,  J.  O.  On  the  credlhlllty  ot 
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E.  B.  Shakespeare's  funeral.  28  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
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Shakespeare's  traditional  birthday.  14  pp.  (Royal 
Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  10.  1874,  p.  450.)— Ben  Jon- 
gon'g  quarrel  -with  S.  34  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  62, 
1870,  p.  394.)— Kelsall,  G.  (Zachary  Craft,  pseud.)  First 
sitting  of  the  committee  on  the  proposed  monument 
to  S.  29  pp.  (PampUetier,  v.  22,  1823,  p.  169.)— Last 
netvllfe  of  S.  10  pp.  (fraser's  Jfajr.  v.  24, 1841,  p.  48.) 
— Iiloyd,W.  W.  Life  of  S.  87  pp.  (Shakespeare,  W., 
Vraynat.  works,  ed.  by  iS.  W.  Singer,  v.  1, 1856,  p.  xix.)— 
Memorials  of  S.  33  pp.  (Am.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  6, 1829, 
p.  22.)— M6zi*res,  A.  J.  F.  Le  Jubil6  de  8.  24  pp. 
(Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2  p6r.  T.  61,  p.  713.)— Rowe, 
N.  Some  account  ot  the  life  of  S.  40  pp.  (Shakes- 
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T.  Hanmer,  v.  1,  p.  xxvli;  ed,  by  A.  Pope  and  W,  War- 
hurton,  v.  1,  p.xlvll;  ed,  by  J.  Stockdale,  v.  1,  p.  1;  ed. 
by  S.  Johnson  and  G.  Steevens,  revised  by  I.  Beed,  v.  1,  p.  67 ; 
ed. by  E.  Malone,  v.  1,  p. 436.)— Russell,  W.  Shakspere. 
14  pp.    (In  his  Extraordinary  men,  p.  27.)— Shakes- 


peare,  his   biographers   and   critics.     22  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61,  1863,  p.  3.)— Shakespeare 
club  of  Alloa.  2  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1,  1817, 
p.  162.)— Shakespeare  in  domestic  life.    29  pp. 

(Brit,  Quart.  Bev.  v.  46,  1867,  p.  81.)— Shakespeare's 
character  and  early  career.  42  pp.  [Brit.  Quart, 
Bev.  V.  62, 187S,  p.  46.)— Shakspeare  and  his  native 

county.  11  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  64,  1866,  p.  446.)— 
Shakspeare's  personal  history.    3D  pp.  [Southern 

Bev.  V.  4, 1868,  p.  37.)— Stoddard,  C-  W.  The  Shottery 
tryst.  7  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1874,  p.  404.)— 
QThomis,  W.  J.  Was  Shakespeare  ever  a  soldier  ?  24 
pp.  [In  his  Three  notelets  on  Shakespeare,  p.  113.) — 
Ulrlcl,  H.  Qeschlchte  Shakespeare's  und  seiner 
dichtung.  128  pp.  (Shakespeare,  W.,  Dramat.  werke, 
nach  der  uebersetzung  von  A.  W.  Schlegel  umd  L.  Tieck,  v.  1, 
p.l.)— VIllemain.A.  F.  Life  and  genius  of  S.  49  pp. 
(Drake,  N.,  Mem,  of  Shalcsp.  p.  203.)— Visit  to  Strat- 
ford-upon-Avon, and  account  of  proceedings  in 
the  town-hall  to  preserve  the  house  ot  S.  3  pp.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  3,  1847,  p.  162.)— Weiss,  J. 
White's  Shakespeare  memoirs.  9  pp.  ( Ghr.  Exam.  v. 
80,  1866,  p.  26.)— Whipple,  E.  F.  Shakespeare,  the 
man  and  the  dramatist.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  19, 
1867,  p.  716.) 

Characters, 

Clarke,  Mrs.  M.  C.  Girlhood  of  Shakes- 
peare's heroines  ;  a  series  of  tales.     1875. 

Fletcher,  G.    Studies  of  Shakespeare. 

1847. 

French,  G.  R.    Shakspeareana  genealog- 

ica.  Pt.  I.  Identification  of  the  dramatis 
personae  in  Shakspeare's  historical  plays . .  . 
1869. 

Hazlitt,W.   Characters  of  Shakspeare's 

plays.     1848. 

Hudson,  H.  N.     Shakespeare:   his  life, 

art,  and  characters.     1883,  3  v. 

Jameson,  Mrs.  A.  M.    Characteristics  of 

women.     1858,  3  v. 

Kemble,  J.  P.  Macbeth  and  King  Rich- 
ard ni :  an  essay  in  answer  to  Remarks  on 
some  of  the  characters  of  Shakspeare.    1817. 

Macbeth  reconsidered,  an  essay:  in- 
tended as  an  answer  to  part  of  the  Remarks 
on  some  of  the  characters  of  Shakspeare. 
[Anon.]    1786. 

Richardson,  W.     Essays   on   some    of 

Shakespeare's  dramati,c  characters.     1797. 

Skottowb,  a.  Life  of  Shakspeare ;  en- 
quiries into  the  originality  of  his  dramatic 
plots  and  characters.     1834,  3  v. 

Whatelt,  T.     Remarks  on  some  of  the 

characters  of  Shakespeare.     [Anon,]     1785. 

Cumberland,  E.    On  the  characters  of  Falstaft 

and  his  group.  9  pp.  (Drake,  N.,  Mem,  of  Shahsp.  p. 
463.) — Garden,  F.,  Lord  Gardenstone.  Shakspeare  and 
Cornellle  compared,  with  observations  on  Shaks- 
peare's characters  in  low  life.  6  pp.  (Drake,  N., 
Mem.,  of  Shaksp.  p.  274.)— Heine,  C.  J.  H.  Shakspeare's 
maedchen  und  frauen.  36  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  3, 
p.  157.) — Kemble,  F.  A.  Notes  upon  the  characters 
in  Shakespeare's  play  ot  Macbeth.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's 
Mag.  T.  16, 1867,  p.  76.)— Ijittr*,  E.  Nouvelle  exSgSse 
de  S.  39  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  p6r.  v.  30,  p. 
306.) — Martin,  Lady  H.  F.  On  some  ot  Shakespeare's 
female  characters.  169  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  129, 
1881,  pp.  66,  198,  324;  V.  131,  1882,  pp.  31,  141;  V.  133, 
1883,  p.l;  V.  136, 1884,  p.  399.)- Wew  exegesis  of  S. 
22  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  V.  31,  1869,  p.  470.)— Shakes- 
peare's young  men.  14  pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  60,  1876,  p.  462.)— Sumner,  M.  Heroines  de  Kali- 
dasa  et  les  heroines  de  S.  43  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1868, 
V.  2,  p.  193.) 

See  also  the  names  ot  the  separate  plays ;  as,  Ham- 
let.— King  Ijear. — Alacbeth,  etc. 

Chronology  of  the  plays. 

Drake,  N.  Shakspeare  and  his  times : 
including  ...  a  new  chronology  of  .his  plays. 
1817,  2  V. 


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Fdrnivall,    F.    J.     The   succession   of 

Shakspere's  works.     1874. 
Stokes,  H.  P.    Attempt  to  determine  the 

chronological  order  of  Shakespeare's  plays. 

1878. 

Sarly  authorship   of  S.    24  pp.    [N.  Brit.  Rev. 

T.  62, 1870,  p.  69.)— Malone,  E.  Attempt  to  ascertain 
the  order  In  which  the  plays  of  S.  were  written.  162 
pp.  (Shaliespeare,  W.,  Flaysy  id.  by  S.  Johnson  and  6. 
Sleevens,  revised  by  I.  Reed,  v.  2,  p.  222 ;  ed.  by  E.  Malone, 
T.  2,  p.  288.) 

Collier  controversy. 

See  under  Textual  criticism. 

Concordances  and  dictionaries. 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    Concordance  to  the 
plays  of  Shakespeare.     1886. 

Atscough,  S.    Index  to  -the  remarkable 

passages  and  words  of  Shakspeare.     1837. 

Clarke,  C.  C,  and  Clarke,  Mrs.  M.  C. 

The  Shakespeare  key:  unlocking  the  treas- 
ures of  his  style  .  .  .  forming  a  companion 
to  the  "Complete  concordance  to  Shakes- 
peare."   1879. 

Clarke,  Mrs.  M.  C.    Complete  concor- 
dance to  Shakespeare,    n.  d. 

Dyce,  A.    Glossary  to  Shakespeare.   1881. 

(Shakespeare,  W.,  Works,  ed.  by  A.  Dyce, 
V.  10.) 

FuKNESS,   Mrs.  H.   H.     Concordance  to 

Shakespeare's  poems.     1874. 

Jervis,  S.     Dictionary  of  the  language 

of  Shakspeare.     1868. 

Nares,   R.     Glossary;  or,   collection  of 

words,  phrases,  names,  and  allusions  to  cus- 
toms . . .  which  have  been  thought  to  require 
illustration,  in  the  works  of  . . .  Shakespeare. 
1882  ;  1867,  2  v. 

Schmidt,  A.     Shakespeare  -  lexicon.    A 

complete  dictionary  of  all  the  English  words, 
phrases,  and  constructions  in  the  works  of 
the  poet.     1874-75,  3  v. 

Twiss,  F.     Complete  verbal  index  to  the 

plays  of  Shakspeare.     1805,  2  v. 

Fotfvin,  L.  S.    A  Shaliespearian  glossary  for  our 

English  Bible.  13  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  19,  1862,  p. 
651.) — Shakspeariau  glossaries.  34  pp.  (Edin. 
Eev.  V.  130,  1869,  p.  85.) 

Contemporary  Slngland. 

GOADBT,  E.     The  England  of   Shakes- 
peare,   n.  d. 

Harrison,  W.    Description  of  England 

in  Shakspere's  youth.  1877-81,  3  pts.  {New 
Shaks.  Soo.  6  s.  Nos.  1,  5,  8.) 

Rye,  W.  B.  (Ed.)    England  as  seen  by 

foreigners  in  the  days  of  Elizabeth  and 
James  I.     1865. 

Stafford,  W.    Compendious  or  brief e 

examination  of  certayne  ordinary  com- 
plaints of  diuers  of  our  countrymen  in  these 
our  dayes,  A.  D.  1581.  1876.  [New  Shaks. 
Soc.  6  s.  No.  3.) 

Stubbes,  p.     Anatomy  of  the  abuses  in 

England  in  Shakspere's  youth,  A.  D.  1583. 
1877-82,  3  pts.  {New  Shaks.  Soe.  6  s.  Nos. 
4,  6,  13.) 

Thornbury,  G.W.    Shakspere's  England. 

1855-56, 3  V. 

ViLES,  E.,  and  Ftjrnivall,  F.  J.  {Eds.) 

The  rogues  and  vagabonds  of  Shakspere's 
youth.     1880.     {New  Shaks.  Soc.  6  s.  No.  7.) 

Warner,  C.  D.    The  people  for  whom  S.  wrote.   26 

pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43, 1879,  p.  729 ;  v.  44, 1879,  p.  44.) 


Dictionaries. 

See  wilh  Concordances. 

Folk-lore. 

Bell,  W.  Shakespeare's  Puck  and  his 
folkslore.     1853,  3  v. 

Dyer,  T.  F.  T.    Folk-lore  of  Shakespeare. 

1884. 

Haluwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  (£"<£.)  Illus- 
trations of  the  fairy  mythology  of  a  Mid- 
summer-night's dream.    1845.    {Shakes.  Soc.) 

Halpin,   N.   J.     Oberon's  vision  in  the 

Midsummer-night's  dream,  illustr.  by  a 
comparison  with  Lylie's  Endymion.  1843. 
(Shakes.  Soc.) 

Hazlitt,  W.  C.     Fairytales,  legends,  and 

romances  illustrating  Shakespeare.     1875. 

Spalding,  T.  A.  Elizabethan  demonology 

.  .  .  with  special  reference  to  Shakspere  and 
his  works.     1880. 

Supernatural   element  In   S.     13  pp.     {Westm. 

Bev.  n.  8.  V.  62, 1877,  p.  376.)— Thoms,  W.  J.  Folk-lore 
of  S.  90  pp.  {In  his  Three  notelets  on  Shaliespeare, 
p.  23.) 

Genius. 

Drake,  N.  (Ed. )  Memorials  of  'Shaks- 
peare ;  or,  sketches  of  his  character  and 
genius.     1838. 

Graves,  H.  M.    Essay  on  the  genius  of 

Shakespeare.     1836. 

Montagu,  Mrs.  E.  R.  Essay  on  the  writ- 
ings and  genius  of  Shakspeare,  compared 
with  the  Greek  and  French  dramatic  poets. 
1810. 

Pye,  H.  J.  Comments  on  the  commen- 
tators on  Shakespeare.  With  preliminary 
observations  on  his  genius  and  writings. 
1807. 

Campbell,  T.    On  the  universality  of  the  genius 

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Humor  and  wit. 

Ward,  C.  S.  (Ed.)  Wit,  wisdom,  and 
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Weiss,  J.    Wit,  humor,  and  Shakspeare. 

1876. 

Douce,  F.    On  the  clowns  and  fools  of  S.    22  pp. 

3  pi.  {In  his  Illustrations  of  Shakspeare,  p.  497.)— 
Hazlitt,  W.  On  S.  and  Ben  Jonson.  39  pp.  {In  his 
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Illustrations. 

BOYDELL,  J.,  and  Boydell,  J.  Illustra- 
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1852,  3  V. 

Brough,  R.  B.    Life  of  Sir  John  Falstaff, 

illustr.  by  George  Cruikshank.     1858. 

Bunbury,  H.  Twenty-two  plates,  illus- 
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Smirke,  R.    Illustrations  of  Shakespeare. 

n.  d. 

Pictorial  illustrations  of  S.     23  pp.    (Quart. 

Rev.  Y.  142, 1876,  p.  457.) 

iVo(e.— The  following  eds.  of  Shakespeare's  works  in 
the  library  are  Illustrated:  A.  Chalmers'.— J.  0. 
Halliwell-Phillipps'.  —  ,Str  T.  Hanmer's.  —  0. 
Knight's.— N.  Rowe's.— H.  Staunton's,  and  the 
Italian  ed.  of  G.  Carcano. 


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Ireland,  S.  W.  H.  Confessions,  contain- 
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Vortigern  ;  an  historical  play.  Repre- 
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Malonb,  E.  Inquiry  into  the  authen- 
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Knowledge. 

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BuCKNiLL,  J.  C.    Medical  knowledge  of 

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Farmer,  R.    Essay  on  the  learning  of 

Shakspeare.     1767;  1821. 

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Field,  B.  R.  Medical  thoughts  of  Shakes- 
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Stearns,  C.  W.    Shakespeare's  medical 

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Wordsworth,  C.  Shakspeare 's  knowl- 
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Bayneg,  T.  8.    What  S.  learnt  at  school.    61  pp. 

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SInslc. 

Greenhill,  J.,  and  others.  List  of  all 
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Monthly,  V.  49,  1882,  p.  461.) —Blaze  de  Bury,  H. 
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Xame. 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  New  lamps 
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F.  Observations  on  au  autograph  of  S.,  and  the  or- 
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Ellacombe,  H.  N.  The  plant-lore  and 
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53,  47  Y. 

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Portraits. 

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Chandos  portrait  of  Shakespeare,     n.  d. 

INGLEBT,   O.   M.      Shakespeare's    bones. 

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Religion. 

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Bell,  W.  Shakespeare  in  Germany. 
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COHN,  A.     Shakespeare  in  Germany  in 

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Courdaveaux,  V.     Derniers  critiques  de  S.  en 

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the  text  of  Shakespeare.    1860,  3  v. 

Alleged  Sbahspeare  forgeries.    35  pp.    (Edin. 

Rev.  T.  Ill,  1860,  p.  4S2.)— Badham,  G.  The  text  ot  S. 
31  pp.  {Camtriage  essays,  1856,  p.  261.)— Blades,  W. 
Remarks  upon  some  common  typographical  errors, 
with  especial  reference  to  the  text  of  S.  10  pp.  (In 
his  Shakspere  and  typography,  p.  69.)— Bo-wen,  F. 
Battle  of  the  commentators:  restoration  ot  the  text  of 
S.    61  pp.    (In  his  Gleanings,  p.  157;  and  N.  Am.  Rev. 


V.  78,  1854,  p.  371.)— ColUer.  J.  P.  List  ot  every  MS 
note  ana  emendation  In  Mr.  Collier's  copy  of  Shakes- 
pear's  works,  folio,  1632.  125  pp.  (Coleridge,  8.  T., 
Seven  lectures  o»  Shakespeare  and  Millm,  p.  151.)— Cor- 
rector of  S.  Collier  and  Singer.  29  pp.  {Edin.  Bev. 
T.  103, 1866,  p.  358.)— Mr.  Collier's  "  Reply."  17  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  61,  1860,  p.  722.)— Deleplerre,  J.  O. 
De  la  falsification  des  textes  do  S.  12  pp.  (JJeu.  can- 
temp.  1860,  V.  4,  p.  132.)— Jonrdain,  W.  C.  Some  pro- 
posed emendations  in  the  text  of  S.  12  pp.  (Phllol. 
Soo.  London,  Trans.  1860-61,  p.  133.)— More  improve- 
ments in  the  text  of  S.  18  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  41,  1853,  p.  366.)— New  readings  In  S.  68  pp. 
{Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  74,  1853,  pp.  181,  303,  451.)— Ne-w 
Shakspearlan  Interpretations.  39  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  136,  1872,  p.  335.)—"  Old  corrector."  12  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  61,  1860,  p.  176.)— Paton,  A.  P.  Re- 
marks on  Shakspere's  use  ot  capital  letters  In  his  MS. 
17  pp.  (Shakespeare,  TV.,  Tragedy  of  Macbeth,  p.  ill: 
Hamnet  ed.) — Froesclioldt,  L.  Randkorrekturen  zur 
Oamhridge  und  Globe  auegabe  der  Shakespeare'sohen 
werke.  3  pp.  (Anglia,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  338.)— Restora- 
tions and  illustrations  of  passages  in  Shalcs- 
peare's  plays.  5  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  5, 1819,  p. 
411.) — Ritsou,  J.  On  S.  3  pp.  {Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v. 
-5, 1819,  p.  576.)— Shalcespeare,  and  the  ne^r  dis- 
covery. 12  ,pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  47,  1853,  p.  245.) — 
Shakespearian  discovery.  12  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  61,  1860,  p.  63.)— ShalEspeare  and  his  editors. 
38  pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  V.  43,  1845,  p.  40.)— Text  of  S. 
38  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  20,  1864,  p.  281.)— White,  R. 
G.  Anatomizing,  ot  S.  66  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  ii, 
1884,  pp.  695,  815 ;'  V.  54,  1884,  pp.  257,  313.)— The  Collier- 
lolio  Shakespeare.  Is  it  an  imposture  ?  8  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  M.  4,  1859,  p.  512.)— Mr.  Collier's  folio  Shaks- 
pere of  1632:  its  most  plausible  MS  corrections.  11  pp. 
{Putnam's  Mag.  v.  2,  1853,  p.  532.)— The  Shakespeare 
mystery.  24  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  8,  18.61,  p.  257.)— 
The  text  of  S.  Mr.  Collier's  corrected  folio  of  1632.  25 
pp.    {Putnam's  Mag.  v.  2, 1863,  p.  378.) 

Versification. 

See  with  Language. 


See  with  Humor. 

Shakespeare  family.  French,  G.  R. 
Shakspeareana  genealogica.  Pt.  II.  The 
Shakspeare  and  Arden  families,  and  their 
connections.     1869. 

Collier,  J.  P.    Some  information  regarding  the 

Lucies  of  Charlcot,  the  Shakespeares  In  and  near 
Stratford-upon-Avon,  and  the  property  of  William 
Shakespeare  in  Henley  Street.  5  pp.  (ArchaeoUgia,  v. 
35, 1853,  p.  18.) 

Shakespeare  jest-books.  Hazlitt,  W. 
C.  [Ed.)     St.;  1  v.  3396 

Shakespeare  key.  Clarke,  C,  and  Clarke, 
Mrs.  M.  C.  3393 

Shakespeare  manual.  Fleay,F.  G.  3397 

Shakespeare  Society.  Publications  [illus- 
trative of  Shakespeare  and  of  the  literature 
of  his  time].  London,  1841-53.  47  v.  8°-  3384 
Contents.  A.,F.  S.  "  I'm  to  be  married  o' Sunday," 
a  ballad  (Papers,  v.  1).— Allies,  J.  On  the  word 
"  Scamels  "  In  Shakespeare's  Tempest  {Papers,  v.  3). — 
Amyot,  T.  {Ed.)  The  old  Taming  of  a  shrew  upon 
which  Shakespeare  founded  his  comedy.— Ander- 
son, H.  Shakespeare's  Venus  and  Adonis  illustrated 
by  T.  Heywood  {Papers,  v.  3).— Armin,  R.  Nest  of 
ninnies.— B.,  J.  B.  Imitations  of  Shakespeare  by 
Shelley,  In  "  The  Cenci "  {Papers,  v.  1).— Barton,  A. 
Ballad  illustrative  of  Romeo  and  Juliet  {Papers,  v.  1). 
— Baverstock,  J.  H.  Pew  words  on  the  line  in  Ham- 
let, as  regards  **  too,  too  "  {Papers,  v.  2) ;  Oni  a  mistake 
by  the  Messrs.  Chambers,  relating  to  Damon  and 
Pythias  (Papers,  v.  2).— Bigstay,  R.  On  the  signature 
of  John  Shakespeare  (Papers,  v.  1).— Bruce,  J.  Who 
was  "Will,  my  Lord  of  Leyoester's  jestipg  player"? 
{Papers,  v.  1).— Mistake  by  Campbell  relative  to  the 
Tempest,  by  L.  L.  D.  (Papers,  v.  1).— Cliester  plays. 
Ed.  by  T.Wright,  2  v.— Collier,  J.  P.  "Albion  knight," 
a  fragment  of  a  moral  play  {Papers,  v.  1) ;  Dogberry 
and  his  associates  {Papers,  v.  1) ;  Dryden,  KllUgrew, 
and  the  1  company  which  acted  at  Drury  Lane  theatre 
(Papers,  V.  4) ;  Memoirs  ot  Edward  AUeyn;  Memoirs  of 
the  principal  actors  in  the  plays  ot  Shakespeare;  On 
-the  earliest  quarto  eds.  of  the  plays  of  Shakespeare 
(Papers,  v.  3) ;  John  Wilson,  the  singer  in  Much  ado 


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about  nothing  (Papers,  v.  2);  New  fact  regarding 
Shakespeare  and  his  wife  {Papers,  v.  3) ;  On  Norton 
and  SaokvUle,  the  authors  of  Gorboduo  {Papers,  v.  1); 
Original  history  ol  The  "theatre"  In  Shoredltoh 
(Papers,  V.  4) ;  '•  The  passing  measure  Pavin  *'  (Papers, 
V.  1) ;  Perforraance  of  early  dramas  by  parish  clerks 
and  players  In  churches  {Papers,  v.  3) ;  On  players  and 
drauiatic  performances  in  the  reign  of  Edward  IV 
{Papers,  T.  2) ;  Richard  Field,  Nathaniel  Field,  Anthony 
Munday,  and  Henry  Chettle  (Papers,  v.  4);  On  the 
supposed  origin  of  Romeo  and  Juliet  (Papers,  v.  2); 
An  unknown  work  by  Thomas  Lodge,  with  extracts 
from  his  Defence  of  stage-plays  (Papers,  v.  2).— Collier, 
J.  P.  (Ed.)  Alleyu  papers.  Illustrative  of  the  early  Eng- 
lish stage;  Extracts  from  the  registers  of  the  Station- 
er's Company,  1557-87,  2  v. ;  Fools  and  jesters :  with  a 
reprint  of  Robert  Armln's  Nest  of  ninnies,  160S;  Ghost 
of  Richard  HI.— CunuiuG^liain,  P.  Device  to  enter- 
tain Queen  Elizabeth  at  Harefleld,  1602  (Papers,  v.  2); 
Did  Gen.  Harrison  kill  "Dick  Robinson"  the  player? 
(Papers,  v.  2) ;  Extracts  from  the  accounts  of  the  revels 
at  court,  in  the  reigns  of  Queen  Elizabeth  and  King 
James  I;  Inigo  Jones,  and  his  office  under  the  crown 
{Papers,  v.  1) ;  Letter  from  Ben  Jonson  to  the  Earl  of 
Newcastle  (Papers,  V.  1) :  Life  of  Inigo  Jones ;  Remarks 
on  some  of  his  sketches  for  masques  and  dramas,  by 
J.  R.  Planch§;  Five  court  masques  of  Ben  Jonson, 
John  Marston,  etc. ;  New  facts  in  the  life  of  Thos. 
Nash  (Papers,  v.  3) ;  Plays  at  court,  1613  (Papers,  v.  2)  ; 
Sir  George  Bug  and  the  office  of  the  revels  (Papers,  v. 
4);  Whitefriars  theatre,  the  Salisbury  Court  theatre, 
and  the  Duke's  theatre  in  Dorset  Gardens  (Papers,  v. 
4);  Win  of  Cowley,  the  poet  (Papers,  v.  2);  Will  of 
Samuel  Daniel  {Papers,  v.  4) ;  Will  of  Thomas  Phaer 
(Papers,  v.  4).— Decker,  T.,  Chettle,  H.,  and  Haughton, 
"W.  Patient  Grissil,  a  comedy. — Dramaticiis  {pseud.) 
Players  who  acted  in  the  Shoemakers'  holiday,  1600,  a 
comedy  by  T.  Dekker  and  R.  Wilson  (Papers,  v.  4) ;  On 
the  profits  of  old  actors  (Papers,  v.  1) ;  On  the  recu- 
sancy of  John  Shakespeare,  and  on  the  Inclosure  on 
Welcorabe  Fields  (Papers,  v.  2) ;  Saimacis  and  Her- 
maphroditus  not  by  Francis  Beaumont:  the  ed.  of 
1602  (Papers,  V.  3) ;  Story  of  Page  of  Plymouth,  a 
tragedy  by  Ben  Jonson  and  Thos.  Dekker  (Papers,  v. 
2) ;  Unknown  ed.  of  the  interlude  Every  man,  printed 
by  Pynson  (Papers,  v.  3). — Dyce,  A.  (Ed.)  Sir  Thomas 
More,  a  play;  Timon,  a  play Field,  B.  Conjec- 
tures on  some  corrupt  or  obscure  passages  of  Shakes- 
peare (Papers.v.  2,3).— Forde,  J.  Honour  triumphant, 
and  a  Line  of  life.— Groodvrln,  A.  T.  Court  revels  in 
the  reign  of  Henry  YII  {Papers,  v.  1).— Gosson,  S. 
School  of  abuse,  containing  a  pleasant  invective 
against  poets,  pipers,  players,  jesters,  etc.— Greene, 
R.  Maiden's  dream;  with  au  introduction  by  J.  P. 
Eeardon  {Papers,  v.  2).— Halllwell-PhilUpps,  J. 
O.  Dispute  between  the  Earl  of  Worcester's  players 
and  the  corporation  of  Leicester  in  1586  {Papers,  v.  4) ; 
Early  notice  of  Shakespeare's  Henry  VIII  (Papers,  v. 
2) ;  Extract  from  a  MS  at  Oxford,  containing  a  memo- 
randumof  the  com  plaints  against  Dethlck,  the  herald, 
who  made  the  grant  of  arms  to  John  Shakespeare 
(Papers,  v.  4) ;  Few  observations  on  the  composition  of 
the  Midsummer  night's  dream  (Papers,  v.  4);  Obser- 
vations on  the  correct  method  of  punctuating  "too 
too,"  in  Hamlet  (Papers,  v.  1);  Note  on  the  recently 
discovered  MS  of  Henry  VI  {Papers,  v.  2) ;  On  the  word 
"Ducdame"  In  As  you  like  it  (Papers,  v.  1);  Poem, 
containing  notices  of  Ben  Jonson,  Shakespeare,  Mas- 
singer,  etc.  (Papers,  v.  3);  Remarks  on  the  similarity 
of  a  passage  of  Marlowe's  Edward  II,  and  one  in  the 
1  part  of  the  Contention  {Papers,  v.  1);  Some  account 
of  the  popular  tracts  which  composed  the  library  of 
Capt.  Cox  (Papers,  v.  4) ;  Some  notes  on  passages  in 
Shakespeare  (Papers,  v.  3) — Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O. 
(Ed.)  Illustrations  of  the  fairy  mythology  of  a  Mid- 
summer-night's dream;  Ludus  Coventriae;  a  collec- 
tion of  mysteries  formerly  represented  at  Coventry; 
Marriage  of  wit  and  wisdom,  an  interlude. — Halpin, 
N.  J.  Bridal  runaway:  an  essay  on  Juliet's  soliloquy 
{Papers,  v.  2) ;  Oberon's  vision  in  the  Midsummer- 
night's  dream,  iilustr.  by  a  comparison  with  Lylle's 
Endymion.— Harness,  W.  Shakespeare's  bust  at 
Stratford-upon-Avon  (Papers,  v.  2) ;  Widow  of  William 
Shakespeare  (Papers,  v.  2).— Henslovre,  P.  Diary, 
1591-1609,  ed.  by  J.  P.  Collier.— Herbert,  J.  F.  Addi- 
tions to  the  "Alieyn  papers  "  (Papers,  v.  1).— Ballad  of 
"  The  green  willow  "  by  John  Heyvrood,  with  the 
same  burden  as  the  song  of  "  The  willow  "  in  Othello, 

by  a  ballad-monger  (Papers,  v.  1) Skeltonical  song, 

by  John  Heywood,  by  Philo-Hey  wood  {Papers,  v.  1).— 
Heyivood,  T.  Apology  for  actors,  (ivith  Gosson,  S., 
School  of  abuse) ;  Fair  maid  of  the  Exchange,  a  comedy; 
Fair  maid  of  the  west,  pts.  1,  2;  Golden  and  silver 
ages,  2  plays;  King  Edward  IV,  pts.  1,  2;  Eoyal  king 


and  loyal  subject ;  A  Woman  killed  with  kindness,  2 
plays;  Two  historical  plays  on  the  life  and  reign  of 
Queen  Elizabeth.- Heywood,  T.,  and  Rowley,  W.  For- 
tune by  land  and  sea,  a  tragl-comedy.  (  With  Heywood, 
T.,  Fair  maid  of  the  Exchange.)— Hondbyf  T.  Thomas 
Middleton's  Game  at  chess ;  his  son  Edward  Middle- 
ton  (Papers,  v.  2). — Notes  of  Ben  Jouson's  conver- 
sations with  William  Drummond  of  Hawthornden. — 
Ij.,  G.  On  a  poem  attributed  to  Thomas  Nash  {Papers, 
V.  1).— Lodge,  T.  Defence  of  poetry,  music,  and  stage 
plays;  Alarum  against  usurers;  The  delectable  his- 
tory of  Forbonlus  and  Prisceria.— On  jyiasstnger'g 
Believe  nie  as  yon  list  (Papers,  v.  4).— Middleton, 
T.  Reprint  of  an  unknown  pageant;  with  an  intro- 
duction by  J.  L.  Pearson  (Papers,  v.  2).— Munday,  A. 
John  a  Kent  and  John  a  Cumber.- KTasli,  T.  Pierce 
Penniless's  supplication  to  the  devil. — Niinino,  T. 
On  a  passage  In  Julius  Cffisar,  with  remarks  by  T.  J. 
Pettlgrew  (Papers,  v.  2).— Northbrooke,  J.  Treatise 
against  dicing,  dancing,  plays,  and  Interludes  with 
other  idle  pastimes.— Norton,  H.  Q.  Beaumont  and 
Fletcher's  Woman's  prize  (Papers,  v.  4] ;  Origin  of  the 
Induction  to  Shakespeare's  Taming  of  the  shrew  {Pa- 
pers, V.  2).— JTorton,  T.,  and  SackvUle,  T.  Tragedle 
of  Gorboduc.  ( With  Udall,  N.,  Ralph  Roister  Doister.)— 
Oxoniensis  {pseud.)  Illustration  of  Fortune  by  land 
and  sea,  a  play  by  Heywood  and  Rowley  (Papers,  v.  3). 
— Papers,  4  v.  —  Account  of  performances  and 
revels  at  court  In  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII  (Papers,  v.  3). 
— Reardon,  J.  P.  Shakespeare's  Venus  and  Adonis 
and  Lodge's  Scilia's  metamorphosis  (Papers,  v.  3). — 
Redford,  J.  Marriage  of  wit  and  science,  an  inter- 
lude (Papers,  v.  2) ;  Moral  play  of  wit  and  science,  and 
early  poetical  miscellanies.  Ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.— 
Rich,  B.  Riche,  his  farewell  to  milltarle  profession. 
— True  tragedy  of  Richard  111,  to  which  is  appended 
the  Latin  play  of  Ricbardus  III,  by  T.  Legge.  [Ed.]  by 
B.  Field.— Robinson,  J.  H.  Had  Shakespeare  read 
Cavendish's  Life  of  Wolsey  ?  (Papers,  v.  3).— Account 
of  an  early  Italian  poem  on  the  story  of  Romeo  and 
Juliet  {Papers,  v.  4) — S.,  L.  Notes  on  old  plays,  by 
Bale,  Marston,  and  Shakespeare  (Papers,  v.  3).— 
Sandys,  W.  Shakespeare,  illustr.  by  the  dialect  of 
Cornwall  (Papers,  v.  3).— Scott,  T.  J.  Early  rarity  of 
the  works  of  Robert  Greene  {Papers,  v.  1) ;    Poems 

attributed  to  Thomas  Nash  (Popers,  v.  2) Sbakeg- 

peare,  W.  Play  of  King  Henry  IV,  printed  from  a 
contemporary  MS.  Ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell;  First 
sketches  of  the  2  and  3  parts  of  King  Henry  VI.  Ed. 
by  J.  O.  Halliwell;  First  sketch  of  Merry  wives  of 
Windsor.  Ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.— On  Shakespeare's 
bust  (Papers,  v.  1).— Shakespeare's  Puck,  lines  by 
T.  Nash,  by  a  book-lover  (Papers,  v.  1).— Simrock,  K. 
J,  Remarks  on  the  plots  of  Shakespeare's  plays. — 
Stubbes,  P.  Two  specimens  of  the  poetry  of,  un- 
known to  bibliographers  (Papers,  v.  4);  Unknown 
tract,  by  J.  P.  Reardon  (Papers,  v.  3).— Tarlton,  R. 
Jests  and  News  out  of  purgatory.  Ed.  by  J.  O.  Halli- 
well.—Thynn,  F.  Debate  between  Pride  and  LowH- 
ness.— Tomling,T.  E.  Corrections  of  Shakespeare's 
text,  suggested  by  Judge  Blackstone,  etc.  (Papers,  v. 
1);  New  document  regarding  the  authority  of  the 
master  of  the  revels  over  play-makers,  plays,  and 
players,  in  1581  (Papers,  y.  3);  Origin  of  the  Curtain 
theatre  (Popers,  v.  1);  Original  patent  for  the  nursery 
of  actors  and  actresses  in  the  reign  of  Charles  II  (Pa- 
pers, v.  3) ;  Three  new  privy  seals,  for  players  in  the 
time  of  Shakespeare  (Papers,  v.  4).— Tyson,  W.  Hom- 
ing's players  at  Bristol  in  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII 
(Papers,  v.  3) — Udall,  N.  Ralph  Roister  Doister.— 
Zornlln,  G.  M.  On  the  conduct  of  Hamlet  towards 
Ophelia  {Papers,  v.  3) ;  Remarks  on  some  discrepan- 
cies in  the  character  of  Jack  Cade  (Papers,  v.  3) ;  Two 
additional  notes  on  the  play  of  Henry  VI,  pt.  2  (Papers, 
V.  4). 

Shakespearean  myth.    Morgan,  J.  A. 

«..    .  3394 

Shakespearean  rarities.  Calendar  of. 

Halliwell-Phillipps,  J.  O.  3393 

Shakespeare's  bones.    Ingleby,  C.  M. 
^.-    ,  3304 

Shakespeare's  dream  and  other  poems. 

Leighton,  W.  1393 

Shakespeare's  library.    Hazlltt,  W.  C. 

i^d.)     6v.  3396 

Shakespeare's  Plutarch.  Skeat,  W.  W. 
^i^d.)  3387 

Shakespearianafrom  1564 to  1871.  Thimm, 

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under  the  superintendence  of  F.  J.  Furni- 
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Contents. 
Famous  victories  o£  Heury  V,  1698,  Ql,  No.  89. 
Hamlet,  1803,  Ql,  No.  1. 
Hamlet,  1604,  Q2,  No.  2. 
Henry  IV,  pt.  1, 1598,  Ql,  No.  8. 
Henry  IV,  pt.  2, 1600,  Ql,  No.  9. 
Heury  V,  1600,  Ql,  No.  27. 
Henry  V,  1608,  Q2,  No.  28. 
King  Lear,  1608,  Ql,  No.  33. 
King  Lear,  1608,  Q2,  No.  34. 
Love's  labor's  lost,  1598,  Ql,  No.  B. 
Merchant  of  Venice,  1600,  Ql  (Eoberts),  No.  7. 
Merchant  ot  Venice,  1600,  Q2  (Heyes),  No.  16. 
Merry  wives,  1602,  Ql,  No.  6. 

Midsummer  night's  dream,  1600,  Ql  (Fisher),  No.  3. 
Midsummer  night's  dream,  1600,  Q2  (Soberts),  No.  4. 
Much  ado  about  nothing,  1600,  Ql,  No.  14. 
Othello,  1622,  Ql,  No.  31. 
Othello,  1630,  Q2,  NO.  32. 
Passionate  pilgrim,  1599,  Ql,  No.  10. 
Pericles,  1609,  Ql,  No.  21. 
Pericles,  1609,  Q2,  No.  22. 
Eape  ot  Lucrece,  1691,  Ql,  No.  35. 
Richard  II,  1597,  Ql  (Mr.  Huth's  copy).  No.  18. 
Elchard  II,  1608,  Q3,  No.  19. 
Elchard  II,  1634,  Q5,  No.  20. 
Eiohard  III,  1597,  Ql,  No.  11. 
Elchard  III,  1602,  Qi,  No.  42. 
Elchard  III,  1622,  Q6,  No.  43. 
Eomeo  and  Juliet,  1597,  Ql,  No.  25. 
Eomeo  and  Juliet,  1599,  Q2,  No.  26. 
Eomeo  and  Juliet,  undated,  Q4,  No.  36. 
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Taming  of  a  shrew,  1594,  Ql,  No.  15. 
Titus  Andronlous,  1600,  Ql,  No.  29. 
Troilus  and  Cresslda,  1609,  Ql,  No.  13. 
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Venus  and  Adonis,  1693,  Ql,  No.  12. 
Whole  contention,  1619,  Q3,  pt.  1,  No.  23. 
■Whole  contention,  1619,  Q3,  pt.  2,  No.  24. 

Shakspere  Society,  New.  See  New  Shaks- 
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Shakspere'S  England.  Thornbury,  G. 
W.     3  V.  1535 

Sliakspere's  predecessors  in  the  Eng- 
lisli  drama.    "Symonds,  J.  A.  8814 

Sh£ikya.    See  Buddha. 

Shaler,  Nathaniel  Southgate.  1841 — .  As- 
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some  familiar  geological  phenomena.  New 
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. Kentucky,    a    pioneer    commonwealth. 

Boston,  1885.  13°.  (Scudder,  H.  E.,  Am. 
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(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  6  ann.  report,  p.  353.)    ^ 

On  the  prehistoric  remains  of  Kentucky. 

See  Carr,  L.^and  Shaler,  N.  S. 

Life  of  B,  1  p.  (Value,  F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Har- 
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Shaler,  William.    Sketches  of  Algeria.    S3 

pp.    (Eev.  ot  in  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  22, 1826,  p.  409.) 

Shall  and  Will.    Head,  Sir  B.  W.     — Si37 
Shall  we  teach  geology  ?    Winchell,  A. 

—1648 
Shalmanezer  II,  King  of  Assyria.    Sayce, 

A.  H.  (?r.)    Black  obelisk  Inscription  of  S.    16  pp. 
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(Birch,  8.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  5,  p.  27.)— (Tr.)  Mono- 
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Sham  admiration  in  literature.    13  pp. 

Payn,  J.    (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  7, 1880,  p.  422.) 

Shams.    8  pp.    {Fraser''s  Mag.  v.  67,  1863, 

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Shamyl.    See  Schamyl. 

Shand,  Alexander  lunes.  Half  a  century; 
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Shand,  Charles  Farquhar  [Ed.)  Funeral 
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Shane  O'STeill's  last  amour.    18  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  36, 1834,  p.  249.) 

Shang-hai.     Jurien    de   la   Graviere,    E. 

Shaug-hai  et  les  Chlnols  du  nord.  43  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
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Shanghai  liiterary  and  Scientific 
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Shanghai  missionary  conference.  33 

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Shankar  Pandurang,  Pandit.  Whowrote 

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Shanks,  William  Franklin  Gore.  1837—. 
Personal  recollections  of  distinguished  gen- 
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Mag.  V.  35,  1867,  p.  638.) 

Shanly,  Charles  Dawson.  1811-75.  After 
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Shannon,    Charles.     Youthful   queen:    a 

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Shannon,  Wilson,  Oov.  of  Ohio.    Popular 

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Shannon  river,  Ireland.    Glintings  of  the 

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Shap,  England.     Simpson,  J.     Antiquities 

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Shapleigh,  Sir  William.  Winsoe,  J.  [Ed.) 
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Sha'r&ny.  Kremer,  A.  de.  Notice  sur  S. 
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Sharks.  Muellee,  J.,  andf  Henle,  F.  G.  J. 
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Broderip,  W.  J.    The  shark.   19  pp.  [Praser's  Mag. 

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Sharman,  Julian .  Cursory  history  of  swear- 
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(Ed.)    Poems  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots. 

See  Mary  Stuart,  Queen  of  Scots. 

Sharnburn,  Family  of-    Spelman,  Sir  H. 

Hlstorla  famillae  de  "8.  14  pp.  (Posth.  works,  p.  187  : 
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Sharp,  Gapt.  Bartholomew.  17  cent.  Jour- 
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the  South  seas.  38  pp.  (Dampier,  W.,  Voyages,  v.  4,' 
p.  46.) 


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Sharp,  Granville.  1784-1813.  Remarks  on 
the  uses  of  the  definitive  article  in  the  Greek 
text  of  the  New  Testament:  containing 
many  nev7  proofs  of  the  divinity  of  Christ. 
To  -which  is  added  an  appendix,  containing  : 
1.  A  table  of  evidences  of  Christ's  divinity, 
by  Dr.  Whitby.  2.  A  plain  argument  from 
the  Gospel  history  for  the  divinity  of  Christ, 
by  the  former  editor.  And  2  other  appen- 
dixes added  by  the  author.  Phila.  1807. 
12°.  —1228 

Law  of  passive  obedience.    38  pp.    (Stuart,  C, 

Memoir  nf  G.  Sharp,  p.  95.) — Extract  from  the  Law  of 
retrilmtiou.  2i  pp.  (Stuart,  C,  Memoir  of  O.  Sharp, 
p.  133.) 

HOAEE,  P.    Memoirs  of  Granville  Sharp. 

1828,  2  V. 

■ Stuaet,  C.    Memoir  of  Granville  Sharp. 

1836. 

Sumiier.  C.    Position  and  duties  of  the  merchant, 

lUusti-ated  by  the  lite  of  8.    39  pp.    (Worts,  v.  3,  p.  479.) 

Sharp,  James,  Abp.  of  St.  Andrews.  1618-79. 
Letters  to  Patrick  Drumraoud,  and  others.  74  pp. 
[With  Lauderdale  papers,  ed.  O.  Airy,  p.  24:  Camden 
Soc.  n.  s.  V.  34.) 

■ Life.   To  which  is  now  added,  an  account 

of  his  death,  by  an  eye-witness.  Glasgow, 
1818.     13°.     {Miscel.  Seoiica,  v.  2.)  2567 

■ Stephen,  T.     Life  and  times  of  Abp. 

Sharp  (of  St.  Andrews),    n.  d. 

IVotices  concerning  S.     5  pp.     (Soc.  of  antlq. 

Scotl.  Arcliaeol.  Scot.  v.  2,  1822,  p.  208.) 

See  atso  N.  Brit.  Key.  y.  3,  1845,  p.  196 ;  y.  46,  1867, 
p.  398. 

Sharp,  John,  D.  D.,  Abp.  of  York.  1644- 
1714.   Theological  works.   New  ed.   Oxford, 

1829.  5  V.  in  8,  8°.  —2237 

Sharp,  T.     Life  of  John  Sharp,  D.  D. , 

Lord  Abp.  of  York.  Ed.  by  Thomas  New- 
come.    1825,  2  v. 

Sharp,  Richard.  Letters  and  essays,  in  prose 
and  verse.  20  pp.  (Key.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  y.  61, 1834, 
p.  285.) 

Sharp,  Thomas,  Archdeacon  of  Northumber- 
land. 1698-1758.  Life  of  John  Sharp,  D.  D., 
Lord  Abp.  of  York.  To  which  are  added, 
select,  original,  and  copies  of  original  papers, 
in  3  appendixes.  Ed.  by  T.  Newcome.  Lon- 
don, 1825.    3  V.  8°.  4784 

Sharp,  Thomas.  1770-1841.  Dissertation  on 
the  pageants  or  dramatic  mysteries  anciently 
performed  at  Coventry,  by  the  companies 
of  that  city,  chiefly  with  reference  to  the 
vehicle,  characters,  and  dresses  of  the  actors. 
Coventry,  1825.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect. 
Rev.  V.  13,  1826,  p.  297.)  3361 

Illustrative  papers  on  the  history  and 

antiquities  of  the  city  of  Coventry  .  .  .  With 
corrections  and  a  brief  memoir  of  the  author, 
by  W.  G.  Fretton.    Birmingham,  1871.    fo. 

1781 
Sharp,  William.  1749-1824.  Answer  to  the 
world,  for  putting  in  print  a  book  in  1804, 
called  Copies  and  parts  of  copies  of  letters 
and  communications,  written  from  Joanna 
Southcott,  and  transmitted  by  Miss  Townley 
to  Mr.  W.  Sharp  in  London.  London,  1806. 
8°-  (Qouthcott,  3.,  [Writings,^.  2.])  —4225 
Sharp,  William.  Dante  Gabriel  Rossetti :  a 
record  and  a  study.  London,  1882.  13°.  5887 

Life  of  Heinrich  Heine.    London,  1888. 

12°.    (Robertson,  E.  S.,  Great  writers.)    3707 


Life  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley.     London, 

1887.  12°.    (Robertson,  E.  S.,G>'eafj«n<ej-s.) 

3707 

Blrchln^tou  revisited.    1  p.    {Harper's  Mag.  y. 

66,  1882,  p.  776.) 

Sharpe,  Charles  Kirkpatrick.  —1851.  Ballad 
book  ;  or,  popular  and  romantic  ballads  and 
songs  current  in  Annandale  and  other  parts 
of  Scotland.  Repr.  from  the  rare  original 
ed.  of  1824,  and  ed.  by  Edmund  Goldsmid. 
Pt.  1,  2.  Edinburgh,  1883.  12°.  [Biblioth. 
curiosa.)  2127 

Historical  account  of  the  belief  in  witch- 
craft in  Scotland.  London,  1884.  p.  8°.  —2467 

Letters  from  and  to  Sharpe.      Ed.  by 

Alexander  Allardyce.     With  a  memoir  by 
the  Rev.  W.  K.  R.  Bedford.      Edinburgh, 

1888.  3  V.  8°.  4794 

Bedford,  W.  K.  E.    Memoir  of  S.    74  pp.    (Sharpe, 

C.  K.,  Letters,  ed.  by  A.  Allardyce,  y.  1,  p.  1.) 

Sharpe,  Daniel.  1806-56.  Description  of 
the  fossil  remains  of  MoUusca  found  in  the 
chalk  of  England.  Parts  I,  II,  III.  Cephal- 
opoda. London,  1853-56.  4°.  (Palaeont. 
Soc.  No.  36.)  —1593 

Sharpe,  Edmund.  Mouldings  of  the  6 
periods  of  British  architecture  from  the 
conquest  to  the  reformation.  London,  1871- 
74.    4°.  —1764 

Ornamentation  of  the  transitional  period 

of  British  architecture,  1145-90.     London, 
1871.    4°.  —1764 

Seven    periods  of    English  architecture 

defined  and  delineated.      3  ed.      London, 
1871.    r.  8°.  —1774 

Treatise  on    the    rise    and    progress    of 

decorated  window  tracery  in  England.  {66 
pi.)    London,  1849.     3  v.  8°.  —1785 

JVote — Vol.  2  (Plates)  has  the  following  title :  Deco- 
rated windows.  A  series  of  illustrations  of  the  window 
tracery  of  the  decorated  style  of  ecclesiastical  archi- 
tecture. 

Sharpe,  Horatio,  Gov.  of  Md.  Correspond- 
ence, V.  1.  1753-57.  Baltimore,  1888.  4°. 
(Browne,  W.  H.,  Archives  of  Md.)  3583 

Sharpe,  Reginald  Robinson  {Ed.)  1848—. 
Calendar  of  letters  from  the  mayor  and 
corporation  of  the  city  of  London,  1350-70. 
London,  1885.     r.  8°.  1533 

{Ed.)  Calendar  of  wills  proved  and  en- 
rolled in  the  Court  of  Husting,  London, 
1258-1688.  Preserved  among  the  archives 
of  the  corporation  of  the  city  of  London,  at 
the  Guildhall.  Pt.  1,  1258-1358.  London, 
1889.    r.  8°.  1501 

Sharpe,  Richard  Bowdler.  Catalogue  of  the 
Accipitres  or  diurnal  birds  of  prey,  in  the 
collection  of  the  British  Museum.  London, 
1874.    8°.     (Brit.  Mus.  Cat.  of  birds,  v.  1.) 

—2654 

Catalogue  of  the  Passeriformes,  or  perch- 
ing birds,  in  the  collection  of  the  British 
Museum.  London,  1877-79.  3  v.  8°.  {Brit. 
Mus.  Cat.  of  birds,  v.  3,4:.)  —3654 

— —  Catalogue  of  the  Striges  or  nocturnal 
birds  of  prey,  in  the  collection  of  the  British 
Museum.  London,  1875.  8°.  {Brit.  Mus. 
Cat.  of  birds,  v.  3. )  —3654 

and  Dresser,  Henry  E.     History  of  the 

birds  of  Europe,  including  all  the  species 
inhabiting  the  western  palaearctic  region. 
London,  1871-76.    4  v.  fo.  .   —2631 


SHAEPE  ■ 


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ISliarpc,  Samuel.  1799-1881.  Alabaster 
sarcophagus  of  Oimenepthah  I,  King  of 
Egypt,  now  in  Sir  John  Soane's  museum, 
Lincoln's  Inn  fields.    London,  1864.   4°.   1701 

Decree  of  Canopus,  in  hieroglyphics  and 

Greek,  with  trs.,  and  an  explanation  of  the 
hieroglyphical  characters.  London,  1870. 
8°.  1777 

Egyptian  antiquities  in  the  British  Mu- 
seum.    London,  1863.     8°.  1777 

Egyptian  inscriptions,  from  the  British 

Museum  and  other  sources.  London,  1837. 
fo.  1791 

Egyptian  mythology  and  Egyptian  Chris- 
tianity, with  their  influence  on  the  opinions 
of  modern  Christendom.    London,  1863.    8°. 

—3376 

History  of  Egypt,  from  the  earliest  times 

till  the  conquest  of  the  Arabs,  A.  D.  640. 
London,  1859.     3  v.  8°.  1785 

History  of  Egypt  under  the  Ptolemies. 

London,  1838.     4°-  1773 

— —  History  of    Egypt   under  the    Romans. 

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V.  88,  1848,  p.  33.)  1774 

History  of  the  Hebrew  nation,  and  its 

literature.     London,  1869.    p.  S°.         —3294 

• The  Rosetta  stone,  in  hieroglyphics  and 

Greek  ;  with  trs.  and  an  explanation  of  the 
hieroglyphical  characters  ;  and  followed  by 
an  appendix  of  kings'  names.  London,  1871. 
8°.  1777 

Rudiments  of  a  vocabulary  of  Egyptian 

hieroglyphics.    London,  1837.     4°.  1773 

Clayden,  p.  W.  Samuel  Sharpe,  Egypt- 
ologist and  translator  of  the  Bible.     1883. 

Sharpening  the  scythe.  3  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  \.  9,  1854,  p.  73.) 

Shai'pey,  Capt.  Alexander.  Coverte,  R. 
Voyage  I'l  Capt.  S.  In  1603  to  tbe  East  Indies.  9  pp. 
(Green,  J.,  Vm/ages,  v.  1,  p.  336;  Kerr,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  8, 
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Sharpies,  or  Sharpless,  James.  Walter, 
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his  mother,  and  Martha,  his  wife,  from 
letters  and  papers  of  Robert  Gary  and  James 
Sharpies.     1887. 

Baker,  W.  8.  In  his  Engraved  portraits  ol  Wash- 
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Sharpies,  Stephen  P.  Adulteration  of  food. 

29  pp.    (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatise  on  hygiene,  v.  2,  p.  349.) 

Sharpless,  Hattie  R.    Brockett,  L.  P.    Miss 

Sharpless  and  associates.     3  pp.     (/»  his  Woman's 
work  in  the  civil  war,  p.  741.) 
Shasta,  Mountain,  Cal.  Avery,  B.  P.  Asdent 

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Shasters.    See  Yedas.    Also  Brahma  and 

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Shattnck,  George  B. ,  M.  D.  Epidemics  and 

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Shattnck,  George  C. ,  M.  D.  George  Cheyne 

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Shattnck,  George  Cheyne,  M.  D.,  LL.  D. 
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[Ed.)    National  revenues:    a  collection 

of  papers  by  American  economists.  Chicago, 
1888.     16°.  —1398 

Contents.  Adams,  H.  0.  Surplus  flnanelerlng— 
Bemls,  E.  W.  Plan  of  tariff  reduction.— Canfleld, 
J.  H.  Tariff  and  the  western  farmer.- Clark,  ,T.  B. 
Certainties  of  the  tariff  question.— Ely,  R.  T.  Tariff 
and  trusts:  expenditures  for  Internal  Improvements. — 
Folwell,  W.  W.  Protective  tariffs  as  a  question  of 
national  economy.- Hadley,  A.  T.  Steamship  sub- 
sidies as  a  means  of  reducing  the  surplus.— Laugli- 
lin,  J.  L.  Wages  and  the  tariff.— Macy,  J.  Theory 
and  practice  of  protection.— Manatt,  I.  J.  General 
view Slorse,  A.  D.  Equality  in  taxation :  commer- 
cial unlun  wll^h  Canada Seligman,  E.  R.  A.  Re- 
adjustment of  therevenues.— SUaw,  A.  Conclusion  ; 
Introductory.- Smith.  R.  M.  Shall  the  internal  rev- 
enue be  retained  ?— Thompson,  R.  E.  Defence  of 
the  protective  policy.— Walker,  E.  A.  The  immediate 
task.  Protection  and  American  agriculture. — "Wil- 
son, W.    Taxation  and  appropriation. — Wright,  C. 

D.    Scientific  basis  of  tariff  legislation Yager,  A. 

Internal  taxation  and  a  revenue  tariff.— Appendix  of 
statistical  tables. 

Shaw,  Charles.  1795—.  Personal  memoirs 
and  correspondence.  Comprising  a  nan-a- 
tive  of  the  war  for  constitutional  liberty  in 
Portugal  and  Spain.    London,  1887.    2  v.  8°. 

4895 

Shaw,  Cuthbert.  1738-71.  Poetical  works, 
and  life  of  C.  Shaw.  Edinburgh,  1795.  8°. 
(Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  11.)  1863 

From  the  monody  to  the  memory  of  a  young  lady. 

8  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6,  p.  211.) 

Shaw,  Duncan.  History  and  philosophy  of 
Judaism :  or,  a  critical  and  philosophical 
analysis  tsf  the  Jewish  religion.  Edinburgh, 
1787.     8°.  —2294 

Shaw,  Edward.  Practical  masonry:  or  a 
theoretical  and  opei'ative  treatise  of  build- 
ing ..  .     Boston,  1846.    4°.  —1774 

Shaw,  Capt.  Eyre  Massey.  1830—.  Fires 
and  fire  brigades.  118  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health 
Exhlb.  Literature,  t.  7,  p.  503.) 

Shaw,  Fi-ancis  George.  1809-82.  Robert 
Gould  Shaw.  24  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc. 
Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  38.) 

Shaw,  George,  and  Nodder,  Frederick  P. 
Vivarium  naturae,  or  the  naturalist's  mis- 
cellany. [With  Latin  and  English  indexes.] 
London,  1790-1813.     34  v.  8°.  —3574 

Shaw,  George  A.  Madagascar  and  Fi-ance, 
with  some  account  of  the  island,  its  people, 
its  resources,  and  development.  London, 
1885.    p.  8°.  3425 

Shaw,  Henry.  1800-73.  Decorative  arts, 
ecclesiastical  and  civil,  of  the  middle  ages. 
London,  1851.    4°.  —1733 


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Dresses  and  decorations  of  the  middle 

ages.    London,  1858.     2  v.  r.  8°.  —1761 

Encyclopaedia  of  ornament.       London, 

1842.    fo.  —1781 

Examples    of    ornamental  metal  work. 

London,  1836.    4°.  —1782 

Hand  book  of  mediaeval  alphabets  and 

devices.    London,  1856.    imp.  8°.        —1731 

Illuminated  ornaments  selected  from  MSS 

and  early  printed  books  from  the  6  to  the  17 
centuries.  With  descriptions  by  Sir  Frederic 
Madden.    London,  1833.    4°.  —1732 

■ Specimens  of  ancient  furniture  drawn 

from  existing  authorities.  With  descriptions 
by  Sir  Samuel  Rush  Meyrick.  London,  1836. 
fo.  —1781 

Specimens  of  tile  pavements.     London, 

1858.    4°.  —1771 

[Ed.)     Book  of  sundry  draughtes.    See 

Gidde,  W. 

ShiiW,  Henry  Wheeler  (Josh  Billings, psewd.) 
1818—.  The  Musketeer;  Lafflng.  6  pp.  (Mason, E.T., 
Sumorous  Tnasterpieces  from  Am.  lit,  v.  1,  p.  179.) 

Bentzou,  T.     Humoristes  am6rloalns.     Artemus 

Ward,  Josh  BiUings,  Hans  Breitmann.  26  pp.  (Bev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1872,  2  p6r.  v.  100,  p.  837.) 

Shaw,  Prof.  J.  F.  (Tr.)  On  Christian  doc- 
trine ;  The  Enchiridion.  See  Augustinus,  A., 
St. ,  Bp.  of  Hippo,  Works,  v.  9. 

Shaw,  John  {Ed.)  Apollonii  Rhodii  Argo- 
nauticorum  libri  IV.  [Or.]  See  ApoUonius 
Rhodius. 

Shaw,  John.    Life  of  S.    44  pp.     {Yorkshire 

diaries  :  Surtees  Soc.  v.  65,  p.  119.) 

Shaw,  John.  1778-1809.  Poems.  To  which 
is  prefixed  a  biographical  sketch  of  the 
author.     Phila.  1810.     12°.  1398 

Shaw,  John.    Shaw  on  salmon  fry.    18  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  y.  47, 1810,  p.  631.) 

Shaw,  John.  Tredgold's  Elementary  prin- 
ciples of  carpentry.  See  Smirke,  S.,  and 
others. 

Shaw,  Rev.  Laohlan.  History  of  the  province 
of  Moray.     Edinburgh,  1775.    4°.  2573 

Shaw,  Robert  Barkley.  1839-79.  Visits  to 
High  Taitary,  Yarkand,  and  Kashgar  [for- 
merly Chinese  Tartary]  and  return  journey 
over  the  Karakoram  pass.  [With  15  illus- 
trations.]   London,  1871.    8°.  1484 

Shaw,  Robert  Gould.  1776-1858.  Shaw,  F. 
G.  Robert  Gould  Shaw.  24  pp.  (IJew  Eng.  Hist. 
Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  hiog.  v.  2,  p.  38.) 

Shaw,  Robert  Gould,  Col.  U.  8.  A.     1837-63. 

Gaskell,  Mrs.  E.  C.  Shaw.  6  pp.  (Macmillan' s  Mag. 
T.  9, 1864,  p.  113.)— Shaw,  Mrs.  S.  B.  Biography  of  S. 
27  pp.  {Harvard  Mem.  hiog.  v.  2,  p.  172.)— Sumner,  G. 
Selt-sacriflce  for  the  colored  race.  Equestrian  statue 
of  Col.  S.     6  pp.     (mir&s,  V.  9,  p.  493.J 

Shaw,  S.  M.  {Ed.)  Centennial  offering: 
being  a  brief  history  of  Cooperstown,  with 
a  biographical  sketch  of  James  Fenimore 
Cooper  by  Isaac  N.  Arnold,  together  with 
other  interesting  data.  Cooperstown,  1886. 
12°.  3567 

Shaw,  Maj.  Samuel.  1754-94.  Journals. 
With  a  life  of  the  author  by  Josiah  Quinoj'. 
Boston,  1847.     8°.  1493 

Hunt,F.  In  his  Lives  ol  Am.  merchants,  v.  2,  p.  201. 

22  pp. 

Shaw,  Mrs.  Sarah    Blake.      Robert    Gould 

Shaw.    27  pp.    [Harvard  Mem.  hiog.  v.  2,  p.  172.) 

Shaw,  Simeon.  Chemistry  of  the  several 
natural  and  artificial  heterogeneous  com- 


pounds, used  in  manufacturing  porcelain, 
glass,  and  pottery.   London,  1837.   8°.  —1593 

Nature  displayed  in  the  heavens  and  on 

the  earth  according  to  the  latest  observations 
and  discoveries.  London,  1823.  6  v.  in  3, 
8°.  —4615 

Shaw,  Stebbing.     1762-1802.     Tour  to  the 

west  of  Eugland,  in  1788.     164  pp.     (Plnkerton,  J., 

Voj/ages,  v.  2,  p.  172.) 
Shaw,  Thomas.     1692-1751.     Travels  or  ob; 

servatlons  relating  to  Barbary.    182  pp.    (Plnkerton, 

J.,  Voyages,  v.  16,  p.  499.) 

Shaw,  Thomas  Budd.  1813-62.  Choice  spe- 
cimens of  English  literature,  selected  from 
the  chief  English  writers,  and  arranged 
chronologically.  Ed.,  with  additions,  by 
William  Smith.     London;  1864.     12°.      2247 

Complete  manual  of  English  literature. 

Ed., with  notes  and  illustrations,  by  William 
Smith.  With  a  sketch  of  American  literature 
by  Henry  T.  Tuckerman.  New  York,  1871. 
8°.  2244 

Shaw,  Sev.  William.    S.  and  South  Africa. 

43  pp.    [London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  44,  1S76,  p.  265.) 

Shaw,  Rev.  William  Francis.    See  Parish,  W. 

D.,  and  Shaw,  Rev.  W.  F. 
Shawanoes.    See  Shawnee  Indians. 
Shaw-IiCfevre,  G.  J.     Principles  of  fishery 

legislation.  31  pp.  (Loudon  Internat.  Fish.  Exhib. 
Literature,  v.  4,  p.  83.) 

Shawls.    Les  chales.   12  pp.    {Biblioth.  univ. 

et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  26, 1854,  p.  373.) 

Shawmut.     Davis,   S.     On  the  aboriginal 

phrase  Shawmut.  2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s. 
T.  10, 1828,  p.  173.)— Trumbull,  J.  H.  Letter  on  the 
Indian  name  Shawmut.  4  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc. 
1866-67,  p.  376.) 

Shawn  Buie:  a  legend  of  Kilkee.    8  pp. 

[Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  66,  1860,  p.  724.) 

Shawn  tanv  Dbearg.    10  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  7, 1836,  p.  485.) 

Shawnee  Indians.  Haevey,  H.  History 
of  the  Shawnee  Indians,  from  1681  to  1854. 
1855. 

Jones,  D.    Journal  of  3  visits  made  to 

some  nations  of  Indians  on  the  west  side  of 
the  river  Ohio,  1773-73.  1865.  (Sabin,  J., 
Reprints,  No.  2.) 

Thomson,  C.     Enquiry  into  the  causes  of 

the  alienation  of  the  Delaware  and  Shaw- 
anese  Indians  from  the  British  interest. 
[_Anon.']    1759. 

Drake,  B.  Historical  sketch  of  the  Shawanoe  In- 
dians. 52  pp.  [In  his  Life  ot  Tecumseh,  p.  9.)— Post, 
C.  P.  Journal  of.  In  his  journey  from  Phila.  to  the 
Ohio,  on  a  message  ...  to  the  Delaware,  Shawanese, 
and  Mlugo  Indians.  42  pp.  [With  Thomson,  C,  £n- 
guiry,  etc.  p.  130.)— Vocabulary  of  the  Delaware  and 
Shawanese  languages.  8  pp.  (Pa.  Hist.  Soe.  it/em. 
V.  7, 1860,  p.  478.) 

See  also  Tecumseh. 

Shawoniet.  Bkayton,  G.  A.  Defence  of 
Samuel  Gorton  and  the  settlers  of  Shawomet. 
1883.     {Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts,  No.  17.) 

Sh^yast  Iia-shd.yast,  or  the  proper  and 

improper.  170  pp.  (Mueller,  F.  M.,  Sacred  hooks  of 
the  East,  V.  5,  p.  237.) 

Shays,  Daniel.  Minot,  G.  R.  History  of 
the  insurrections  in  Massachusetts  in  the 
year  1786,  and  the  rebellion  consequent 
thereon.     1788. 

Putnam,  B.    Letter  to  Gov.  Bowdoln  in  relation 

to  Shay's  rebellion.  6  pp.  (Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2, 
1847,  p.  250.) 

She  and  he.    5  pp.    Arnold,  E.,  Poems, 

p.  179. 


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Staea,  Sir  Ambrose.  Newfoundland :  its 
fisheries  and  general  resources.  27  pp.  (London 
Internal.  Hsh.  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  226.) 

Shea.,  George.  1827—.  Life  and  epoch  of 
Alexander  Hamilton.  A  historical  study. 
Boston,  1880.     8°.  8775 

Sliea,  John  Augustus.  1808-45.  A  midnight 
meditation.    2  pp.    (^Dem.  Be\i.  y.  9, 1841,  p.  445.) 

Shea,  John  Dawson  Gilmary.  1824—.  Cath- 
olic Church  in  the  United  States.  New  York, 
1886-88.     2  V.  r.  8°.  —3283 

Contents.    Catholic  Chvirch  in  colonial  days, 
v.  1.— Lite  .  .  .  oJ  Archbishop  Carroll,  v.  2. 

Discovery  and  exploration  of  the  Missis- 
sippi valley:  with  the  original  narratives  of 
Marquette,  AUouez,  Membre,  Hennepin,  and 
Anastase  Douay.    New  York,  1853.   8°.   3586 
Contents.    Allouez,  C.    Narrative  of  [his]  voyage 

made  to  the  Illinois Dablon,  C.    Belatlon  ut  the 

voyages,  discoveries,  and  death  of  Father  James  Mar- 
quette .  .  — Douay,  A.  Narrative  of  La  Salle's  at- 
tempt to  ascend  the  Mississippi  iul687 Hennepin, 

L.  Narrative  of  the  voyage  to  Ihe  upper  Mississippi. 
—Iia- Salle's  Patent  of  noT>lllty.  —  lia  Salle's 
second  commission.— Leclercq,  C.  Account  of 
La  Salle's  attempt  to  reach  the  Mississippi  by  sea,  and 
of  the  establishment  of  a  French  colony  In  St.  Louis 
bay.— Bibliographical  notice  of  the  "  Etabllssement 
de  la  tol,"  by  Faiher  Christian  Leoleroq.  — -  Dlar- 
quette,  J.  Keclt  des  voyages  et  des  decouvertes  en 
I'annfie  1673,  et  aux  suivantes;  Unfinished  letter  con- 
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Menabre,  Z.  Narrative  of  La  Salle's  voyage  down 
the  Mississippi;  Narrative  of  the  adventures  of  La 
Salle's  party  at  Fort  Creveooeur,  In  Illinois,  from  Feb. 
1680  to  June  1681 ;  Narrative  of  the  first  attempt  by  M. 
de  La  Salle  to  explore  the  Mississippi.— Shea,  J.  D.  G-. 
Bibliographical  notice  of  the  works  of  Father  Louis 
Hennepin ;  History  of  the  discovery  of  the  Mississippi 
river  J  Life  of  Father  James  Marquette;  Notice  of 
Sleur  JoUiet. 

Early  voyages  up  and  down  the  Missis- 
sippi, by  Cavelier  St.  Cosme,  Le  Sueur, 
Gravier,  and  Guignas,  with  an  introduction, 
notes,  and  an  index.     Albany,  1861.    sm.  4°. 

2484 

History  of  the  Catholic  missions  among 

the  Indian  tribes  of  the  United  States,  1529- 
1854.     New  York,  1857.     12°.  —3277 

Life  and  times  of  the  Most  Rev.  John 

Carroll,  Bp.  and  first  Abp.  of  Baltimore. 
Embracing  the  history  of  the  Catholic  Church 
in  the  United  States,  1763-1815.  New  York, 
1888.  r.  8°.  {In  his  Catholic  Church  in  the 
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. Ancient  Florida.     68  pp.    {Winsor,  J.,  Narrative 

and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  2,  p.  231.) — Jesuits,  Re- 
collects, and  the  Indians.  32  pp.  (Winsor,  J., 
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covery of  the  Mississippi  river.  12  pp.  CWisconsiu 
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Introduction  to  Early  chapters  of  Cayuga 

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{Ed.)      Fallen    brave:    a    biographical 

memorial  of  the  American  officers  who  have 
given  their  lives  for  the  preservation  of  the 


Union.     New  York,  1861. 
Contents. 
Alden,  Copt.  H.  H.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Baker,  Col.  E.  D.,  by  G.  Wilkes. 
Ballon,  Uaj.  S.,  by  .  .  . 
Cameron,  'Col.  J.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Craig,  Lieut.  P.  0.,  by  J.  N.  Craig. 
Ellsworth,  Col.  B.  E.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Faruham,  Col,  N.  L.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Gavltt,  Maj.  3.  8.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Greble,  Lieut.  J.  T.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Grout,  Lieut.  J.  W.,  by  E.  Cutler. 
Haggerty,  Lieut.-Col.  J.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Jones,  Capt.  E.  W.,  by  A.  J.  Bates. 
Jones,  Lieut.  L.  L.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Lowe,  Col  J.  W.,  by  T.  0.  Lowe. 


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Lyon,  BHg.-Gen.  N.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
McCook,  Capt.  0.  M.,  by  D.  McCook. 
Pratt,  Lieut.  0.  S.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Putnam,  Lieut.  W.  L.,  by  J.  P.  Clarke. 
Shipley,  Lieut.  W.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Slocum,  Col.  J.  S.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Tlllinghast,  Capt.  O.  H.,  by  J.  S.  Tllllnghast. 
Tower,  Capt,  L.,  by  .  .  . 
Ward,  Capt.  J.  H.,  by  J.  D.  G.  Shea. 
Winthrop,  Maj.  T.,  by  G.  W.  Curtis. 

{Ed.)  Eegistres  des  baptesmes  et  sepul- 
tures qui  se  sont  faits  au  fort  Duquesne, 
pendant  les  annees  1753-56.  Nouvelle  York, 
1859.    sq.  8°-  3565 

{Ed. )  Character  of  the  province  of  Mary- 
land.   See  Alsop,  G. 

( Tr.)    First  establishment  of  the  faith  in 

New  France.    See  Leclercq,  C. 

{Tr.)    History  and  general  description 

of  New  France.    See  Charlevoix,  P.  F.  X.  de. 

Sheads,  Carrie.  Moore,  F.  In  his  Women 
of  the  war,  p.  238.    7  pp. 

Sheafei",  Henry  C.    Hygiene  of  coal-mines. 

24  pp.     (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatise  on  hygiene,  v.  2,  p.  227.) 

Sheafer,  Peter  Wenrick,  and  others  {Eds.) 
Historical  map  of  Pennsylvania.  Phila. 
1875.    8°.     (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.)  3573 

Sheahan,  James  W.  The  printer.  Chicago, 
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Universal  historical  atlas :  genealogical, 

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the  latest  recognized  authorities.  New  York, 
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Shean  castle.    Ledwich,  E.    Memoirs  of 

Dunamase  and  Shean  castle  in  the  Queen's  county. 
16  pp.  (Vallancey,  C,  Collect,  de  rebus  Hibern.  v.  2, 
p.  145.) 

Sheares,  Henry.    Madden,  E.  E.     Memoir 

of  Henry  and  John  S.  207  pp.  (/n  his  United  Irishmen, 
4  s.  p.  184.) 

Sheares,  John.    Madden,  E.  E.    Memoir  of 

Henry  and  John  S.  207  pp.  (/n  his  United  Irishmen, 
4  s.  p.  184.) 

Shearman,  Montagu,  and  Tinceut,  James 
E.  Foot-ball :  its  history  for  5  centuries. 
London,  n.  d.     13°.  —1797 

Sheathing  the  sword.  1  p.  {Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  124,  1878,  p.  237.) 

Sheboygan   county.    Wis.     Eublee,    H. 

Early  times  in  S.  county.  8  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  V.  4, 1869,  p.  336.) 

Shedd,  James  Herbert.  1834—.  Water- 
supplies  for  large  Institutions  and  small  communities. 
11  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  3,  p.  109.) 

Shedd,  William  Greenough  Thayer.  1820—. 
History  of  Christian  doctrine.  New  York, 
1865.     2  V.  8°.  —3245 

Homiletics,  and  pastoral  theology.     New 

York,  1870.     8°.  —4233 

Influence  and  method  of  Xluglish  studies. 

35  pp.     {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  13, 1856,  p.  326.) 

{Ed.)    Complete  works  of  Samuel  Taylor 

Coleridge.    See  Coleridge,  S.  T. 

{Ed^    Gospel  according  to  Mark.    See 

Lange,  J.  P. 

Discourses  and  essays,    23  pp.    (Eev.  of  In  New 

Englander,  v.  14,  1856,  p.  363.) 

Shee,  Sir  Martin  Archer.  Elements  of  art : 
a  poem.  11  pp.  (Eev.  of  iu  Quart.  iJeu.  v.  3,  1810,  p. 
407.)— Rhymes  on  art.  10  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Udin.  Sev. 
v.  8,  1806,  p.  213.) 

Sketch  of  S.    8  pp.    (Bublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  27,  1846, 

p.  692.) 

Shee,  Eichard  Jenery  {Tr.)  English  Parlia- 
ment in  its  transformations  through  a  1000 
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Shee,  William.  The  Irish  church:  being  a 
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S  h  eeliaii ,  John  C.  Report  of  the  Secretary , 
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Slieelin,  Lough.    Day  at  Lough  S.     15  pp. 

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Slieffleld,  John,  Duhe  of  Buckingliamshire. 
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Contents.  Esaay  on  authors.  T.  2.  —  On  Julius 
Caesar,  v.  2.— Character  of  Charles  II,  King  of  Eng- 
land, V.  2.— Eaaay  on  criticism,  v.  2.— Dialogue  be- 
tween Auguatus  Caesar,  and  Cardinal  Richelieu  ;  Dia- 
logue between  Mahomet  and  the  Duke  of  Guise,  v.  2. 
-Character  of  the  Earl  of  Arlington,  v.  2.— Epi- 
curus. Letter  to  Meneceua,  v.  2. — Feast  of  the 
gods,  V.  2.— Essay  ou  friendship,  v.  2 — Story  of 
Herod  and  Marc  Antony,  v.  2 Letter  on  the  late  dis- 
pute about  Homer,  v.  2.— Memoirs,  v.  2.— Ode  on 
love,  V.  1. — Account  of  the  pedigree  of  the  Sh«f- 

field-family,  v.  2 Essay  on  philosophy,  v.  2 — 

Some  account  of  the  revolution,  v.  2.— Character  of 
Sheiiield,v.  2.— Songs  and  verses,v.  1.— Speeches, 

T.  2 Temple  of  death,  v.  1 Character  of  a  Tory, 

V.  2.— Obaervationa  on  the  Statute  of  Treason,  passed 
the  25  of  Edward  III,  v.  2.— Observations  on  the  first 
book  of  Tally's  Epistles  to  Attlcns,  y.  2.— Esaay 


on  vanity,  v.  2.— Essay  of  vulgar  errors,  v.  2. — 
Last  -will  and  testament,  made  without  assistance, 
and  left  written  In  his  own  hand,  v.  2. 

Short  character  of  Charles  II,  King  of 

England.  London,  1714.  8°.  (Villiers,  G., 
Duke  of  Buckingham,  Works,  v.  2. )  3106 

Inconstancy  excused  ;  On  Lucluda'a  death.    2 

pp.  (Rltson,  J.,  Eng.  anlhol.  v.  1,  pp.  128, 129.)— Poeti- 
cal works,  and  life  of  S.  83  pp.  (Anderson,  R.,  Brit, 
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Johnson,  S.    Life  of  S.    8  pp.    ( ICorfcs,  v.  7,  p.  479 ; 

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Slieflield,  Joseph  Earl.  Poetek,  N.  Dis- 
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Sheffield,  Earl  of.    See  Holroyd,  J.  B. 

Sheffield  family.    Sheffield,  J.,  Duke  of 

Buckinghamshire.  Account  of  the  pedigree  of  the  Shef- 
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Sheffield,  £:ngfZo»id.  Ai>dy,S.O.  (Ed.)  Glos- 
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Birch,  W.  de  G.    Original  documents  relating  to  S. 

17  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  30, 1874,  p.  308.) 
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Philipps,  R.  N.  Broom  Hall,  8.  12  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit. 
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(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  30,  1874,  p.  237.)— 
Working  classes  of  S.  11  pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  v.  40, 
1813,  p.  460.) 

Sheik,  The,  and  his  daughter ;  or,  wisdom 
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Shell,  Lady  Mary  Leonora.  Glimpses  of 
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1498 

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Contents.  Observations  on  agrarian  crime,  v.  1.— 
Mr.  Bellew,  v.  1.— Calamities  of  the  har,  v.  1.— 
Catholic  har,  v.  1 — Catholic  deputation,  v.  2. — 

Catholic  leaders  and  associations,  v.  2. — Notes  upon 
circuit,  V.  1. — Clare  election :  Preliminary  pro- 
ceedings; Court-house  and  the  poll;  O*0onnell  re- 
turned, V.  2.— Diary  of  a  harrister.  v.  1. — Effects  of 
emancipation,  v.  2. — Mr.  Leslie  Foster  and  the 
Louth  election  of  1826,  v.  1. — Mr.  Leslie  Foster  as  a 
barrister,  scholar,  and  commissioner  of  education,  v. 
1.— Hohenloe  miracle,  v.  2.— Irish  elections, 
V.  2.— Recollections  of  the  Jesuits,  v.  2. — Legal 
sketches,  v.  1.— Farewell  of  Lord  Manners,  v.  1. — 
Murder  of  Holycross,  v.  1.— Lord  Sforhury,  v.  1. 
—Mr.  O'liOghlen,  v.  1.— State  of  parties  in  Dub- 
lin, V.  1,  2.— Fenenden  Heath,  v.  2.— Political 
sketches,  v.  1,  2.— Mr.  Saurln,  v.  1.— Burning  of  the 
Sheas,  V.  1 — Mr.  Stanley  in  Ireland,  v.  2.— Tahlnet 
ball,  V.  3.— Zoology  in  Dublin,  v.  2. 

(Eev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  45,  1855,  p.  491.) 
Evadne;    or,  the  statue;    a  tragedy.    62  pp.    (Ox- 
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ToERENS,  W.  T.  McC.    Memoirs  of  the 

Rt.  Hon.  Richard  Lalor  Shell.     1855,  2  v. 

Conspiracy  against  S.    9  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag. 

V.  35,  1834,  p.  434.)— Contemporary  orators.   Mr.  S. 

12  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  33,  1846,  p.  728.)— Gallery  of 
literary  characters.    S.    2  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  9, 
1834,  p.  300.)— Shiel  versus  tithes.    6  pp.    IFraser'$ 
Mag.  V.  5,  1832,  p.  476.) 
iSee  also  Dublin  Eev.  v.  38, 1855,  p.  321. 

Sheilds,  F.  W.  Strains  on  structures  of 
ironwork,  with  practical  remarks  on  iron 
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Shelab,    the   Fenian's   daughter.      IZ  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  77, 1871,  p.  168.) 

Shelburne,  Earl  of.    See  Petty,  W. 

Shelby,  Isaac.  Life  of  8.  13  pp.  (Long- 
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Sheldon,  Electra  M.  Early  history  of  Michi- 
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Sheldon,  Frederick.    The  dead  level.    8  pp. 

{Allant.  Monthly,  v.  2t,  1869,  p.  061.) 

Sheldon,  George  W.  Story  of  the  volunteer 
fire  department  of  the  city  of  New  York. 
With  145  illustrations.  New  York,  1883. 
8°.  3564 

Sheldon,  Hezekiah  Spencer.    Suffleld.    33 

pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  county, 
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Sheldon,  J.  P.    The  English  dairy.    30  pp. 

(London  Internat.  Health  Exlilts.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  157.) 

Shell,  The  unnamed.    3  pp.    (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  2,  1861,  p.  747.) 

Shell  and  the  pearl,  The.  7  pp.  {Har- 
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Shelley,  G.  E.  Handbook  to  the  birds  of 
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Shelley,  Lady  Jane  {Ed.)  Shelley  memo- 
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first  printed,  an  essay  on  Christianity,  by 
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The  same.  3ed.  London,  1875.  13°-   (Rev. 
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4867 

Shelley,  Mary  Wollstonecraft  Godwin.  1798- 
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13°.  1308 

— —  Fortunes  of  Perkin  Warbeck.  A  romance. 
London,  1830.     3  v.  13°.  1393 

Frankenstein :  the  modern  man-demon. 

London,  n.  d.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood''s 
Mag.  V.  3,  1818,  p.  613 ;  QuaH.  Rev.  v.  18, 
1818,  p.  379.)  1308 

Last  man.  3  ed.    London,  1836.   3  v.  13°. 

1393 

Lodore.     London,  1835.     3  v.  13°.       1303 

Rambles  in  Germany  and  Italy,  in  1840, 

43,  43.     London,  1844.    3  v.  13°.  1404 

——  Valperga  :  or,  the  life  and  adventures  of 
Castruccio,  Prince  of  Lucca.  London,  1833. 
3  V.  13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  13, 
1833,  p.  383.)  1393 

and  others.    Lives  of  the  most  eminent 

literary  and  scientific  men  of  France.  Lon- 
don, 1838-39.  3  V.  16°.  (Lardner,  D.,  Cab. 
Oyc.)  3847 

Contents. 

Bolleau-DesprSaux,  N.  v.  1.  Montaignej  M.  B.  de,  v.  1. 

Oondorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C,  Pascal,  B.  v.  1. 

Marquis  de,  v.  2.  Babelals,  P.  v.  1. 

CornelUe,  P.  7. 1.  Baclne,  J.  v.  1. 

F^nClon,  F.  de  8.  de  la  M.,  Boland  de  la  PlatUre,  Mme. 

Abp.  of  Cambray,  v.  1.  M.  J.  P.  v.  2. 

La  Fontaine,  J.  de,  v.  1.  Rousseau,  J.  B.  v.  2. 

La BocheCoucauIt,  Franjols  SSvlgni,  M.  de  E.  0.,Mar- 

VI,  Due  de,  V.  1.  quise  de,  v.  1. 

Mlrabeau,  H.  B.  B.,  Comte  Stael-Holsteln,  A.  L.  6.  de, 

de,  V.  2.  V.  2. 

MoliSre,  J.  B.  P.,  dit,  v.  1."  Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de,  v.  2. 

and  others.    Lives  of  the  most  eminent 

literary  and  scientific  men  of  Italy,  Spain, 
and  Portugal.  London,  1835-37.  3  v.  16°. 
(Lardner,  D.,  Cdb.  Oyc.)  3847 


Contents. 

Herrera,  P.  de,  v.  3. 

Leon,  L.  P.  de,  v.  3. 

Lope  de  Vega  Carplo,  P. 
V.  3. 

Machlavelll,  N.  ».  1. 

Marlnl,  G.  v.  2. 

Medici,  Lorenzo  I  de',  the 
Magnificent,  Prinze  of  Flor- 
ence, V.  1. 

Mendoza,  D,  H.  de,  v.  3. 

Metastaslo,  P.  A.  D.  B.  T. 
V.  2. 

Montemayor,  J,  de,  v.  3. 

Monti,  V.  V.  2. 

Petrarca,  P.  v.  1. 

Pico  della  Mlrandola,  G.v.  1. 

Pollziano,  A.  A.  V.  1. 


Alflerl,  \.,Conte,  v.  2. 
ArlOBto,  L.  V.  1. 
BernI,  P.  v.  1. 
Boccaccio,  <3t.  v.  1. 
Bojardo,  M.  M.  v.  1. 
Boscan  -  Altaogaver,   M.   J. 

V.  8. 
Calderon  de  la  Barca,  P. 

V.  3. 
Camoeins,  L.  de,  v.  3. 
OastlUejo,  C.  de,  v.  3. 
Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.  de, 

V.  3. 
Chlabrera,  G.  v.  2. 
Colonna,  V.  v.  2. 
Dante  AUgblerl,  v.  1. 
Dramatists,  The,  T.  3. 
Ercilla  y  ZuBlga,  A.  de,  v.  3.    Pulcl,  B.  v.  1, 

Pulcl,  Luca,  v.  1. 

Pulcl,  Lulgl,  V.  1. 

Quevedo  y  VlUegas, 
de,  V.  3. 

Elbeyro,  B.  v.  3. 

Saa  de  Miranda,  P.  T.  3, 

Tasso,  T.  V.  2. 

Tassoni,  A.  T.  2. 

Vicente,  G.  v.  3. 

VlUegas,  E.  de,  v.  3. 


P.  a. 


i.  pp.    (Prose 


Esplnel,  V.  v.  3. 
Ferrelra,  A.  v.  3. 
Flclno,  M.  v.  1. 
Filica]a,  V.  da,  v.  2. 
Fosoolo,  N.  U.  T.  2. 
Galilei,  G.  v.  2. 
GarcUasso  de  la  Vega,  v.  3, 
Goldonl,  0.  V.  2. 
Gongora  y  Argote,  L.  v.  3. 
Guarlnl,  G.  B.  v.  2. 
Guloolardlnl,  F.  v.  2. 

Shelley,  P.  B.    On  "  Frankenstein." 

works,  V.  3,  p.  11.) 

MoOEBjH.   Mary  Wollstonecraft  Shelley. 

1886. 

Home,  E.  H.    Mrs.  Shelley.    10  pp.    [In  his  New 

spirit  01  the  age,  2  ed.  v.  2,  p.  223.)— Owen,  E.  D. 
Prances  Wright,  Lafayette,  and  Mary  S.  12  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  T.  32, 1873,  p.  448.)— Shelley  and  Slary.  36 
pp.     (Edin.  Mev.  v.  166, 1882,  p.  472.) 

Shelley,  Percy  Bysshe.  1793-1833.  Poetical 
works,  ed.  by  Mrs.  Shelley.  London,  1857. 
3  V.  13°.  1377 

Contents.  Adonais,  an  elegy  on  the  death  of  John 
Eeats,  V.  3. — Alaator ;  or,  the  spirit  of  solitude,  v.  1. 
— The  Cemcl,  V.  2,— Bpipgychldloii.T.  3.— Hellas, 
T.  2.— Jnllan  and  Maddalo,  V.  2.— CEdipus  Ty- 
rannus,  v.  2.  —  Peter  Bell  the  Third,  v.  2.  — 
Poems,  V.  1-3. — Prometheus  unhoiiixd,  v.  1. — 
Q,ueeu  Mab,  v.  1 Revolt  of  Islam,  v.  1  .—Rosa- 
lind and  Helen,  y.  2.  —  Translations,  v.  3.  — 
Witch  of  Atlas,  7.  3. 

(Rev.  of  in  Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4, 1841,  p.  393;  Edin. 
Bev.  V.  69, 1839,  p.  603  ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  17,1838,  p.  663.) 

Poetical  works,  including  various  addi- 
tional pieces  from  MS  and  other  sources. 
The  text  carefully  revised,  with  notes  and  a 
memoir,  by  W.  M.  Rossetti.  London,  1870. 
3  V.  p.  8°-  1366 

Contents.  Adonais,  an  elegy  on  the  death  of  John 
Keats,  V.  2.— Alastor ;  or,  the  spirit  of  solitude,  v.  1. 
—The  Ceuci,  v.  1 Eplpgychidlon,  v.  2.— Frag- 
ments, V.  2 Hellas,  V.  2.— Julian  and  Maddalo, 

V.  1.— miscellaneous  poems,  V.  2.— (Bdipus  Ty- 
ranuus,  a  tragedy,  v.  2.— Peter  Bell  the  Third, 
Y.  2. —  Principal  poems,  T.  1,  2.— Prometheus 
unbound,  v.  1.— q,ueen  Mab,  v.  1 — Revolt  of 
Islam,  V.  1.— Rosalind  and  Helen,  v.  1.— Ros- 
setti, W.  M.  Memoir  of  S.  v.  1.— Translations,  v.  2. 
-Witch  of  Atlas,  v.  2. 

(Bev.  of  in  Edim.  Bev.  v.  133, 1871,  p.  426 ;  N.  Brit.  Bev. 
V.  63,  1871,  p.  SO.) 

Prose  works,  ed.  by  Harry  Buxton  For- 

man.    London,  1880.    4  v.  8°.  3105 

Contents.  Assassins,  a  fragment  of  a  romance,  v. 
2. — Proposals  for  an  association  [for  the  relief  of 
Ireland],  v.  1.— Necessity  of  atheism,  v.  1.— Three 
fragments  on  beauty,  v.  3.— Address  to  the  people  on 
the  death  of  the  Princess  Charlotte,  v.  2.— Essay  on 
Christianity,  v.  2.— Coliseum,  a  fragment  of  a  ro- 
mance, v.  8 Declaration  of  rights,  v.  1.— Eefuta- 

tion  of  deism,  v.  2.— On  devil  and  devils,  v.  2.— 
Letter  to  Lord  E^Ueuborough,  occasioned  by  the 
sentence  which  he  passed  on  Mr.  D.  I.  Baton,  v.  1.— 
Elysiau  fields,  v.  2.— History  of  a  6  weeks'  tour 
through-  a  part  of  France,  Switzerland,  Germany, 
and  Holland,  v.  2.— On  "  Prakcnstein,"  T.  3.— On  a 
future  state,  v.  2.— Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  Passages 
from  Paust,  v.  3.  —  System  of  government  by 
juries,  V.  2 Address  to  the  Irish  people,  T.  1.— 


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Journal  at  Geneva  (including  ghost  stories),  v.  2 — 

Ijetterg  from  Italy,  v.  4 Letters  written  before  the 

final  departure  from  England,  v.  3. — On  life,  v.  2. — 
Revival  of  literature,  v.  2.— Onlove.v.  2.— Discourse 
on  the  manners  of  the  ancients  relative  to  the  suhject 
of  love,  V.  S.— Remarks  on  •*  Alaiidevllle  "  and  Sir. 
Godvrln,  v.  3.— Speculations  on  metaphysics,  v.  2. 
—  Speculations  on  morals,  v.  2.  —  Vindication  of 
untural  diet,  v.  2.— Peacock.  T.  L.  Four  ages  of 
poetry,  v.  3.— On  Peacock's  "  RUododaphile,"  v. 
8.— Pedigree  of  S.  Proofs,  v.  1.— Plato.  The  Ban- 
quet; On  a  passage  iu  Crlto;  Ion;  Portion  of  Menex- 
enus;  Fragments  of  the  Bopuhllc,  v,  3.— Defence  of 
poetry,  v.  3.— On  the  punislimeut  of  deatll,  v.  2. 
— Fragment  on  reform,  v.  2. — Proposals  for  putting 
reform  to  the  vote,  v.  2.— St.  Irvj-ne ;  or,  the  Rosl- 
crucian,  v.  1, — Notes  on  sculptures  iu  Rome  and 
Florence,  v.  3.— Spinoza,  B.  de.  Prophecy,  v.  3. — 
Translations,  v.  3 Una  Favola  [tr.  of  the  fore- 
going], V.  3. — ZastrozzI,  v.  1.— General  Index,  v.  4. 

Adonais  :  an  elegy  on  the  death  of  John 

Keats.  First  printed  at  Pisa  with  the  types 
of  Didot  in  1821 ,  and  now  reprinted  in  exact 
facsimile.  Ed.  with  a  bibliographical  intro- 
duction by  Thomas  J.  Wise.  Revised  ed. 
London,  1887.  r.  8°.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  3 
6.  No.  1.)  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood'' s  Mag.  v. 
10,  1821,  p.  696.)  1313 

Alastor,  or  the  spirit  of  solitude  and  other 

poems.  Facsimile  reprint  of  the  original  ed. 
first  pub.  in  1816.  Ed.  by  Bertram  Dobell. 
2  ed.  London,  1887.  12°.  (Shelley  Soc. 
Pub.  3  s.  No.  3.)  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood^s 
Mag.  V.  6,  1820,  p.  148.)  1318 

• The  Cenci,  a  tragedy  in  5  acts.    With  an 

introduction  by  Alfred  Forman  and  H. 
Buxton  Forman  and  a  prologue  by  John 
Todhunter.  London,  1886.  13°.  (Shelley 
Soc.  Pub.  4  s.  Miscel.  No.  3.)  1313 

Epipsychidion.  A  type  fac-simile  reprint 

of  the  original  ed.  first  published  in  1831. 
With  an  introduction  by  the  Rev.  Stopford 

A.  Brooke,  and  a  note  by  A.  C.  Swinburne. 
Ed.  by  R.  A.  Potts.  London,  1887.  8°. 
(Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  2  s.  No.  7.)  1313 

Essays,^  letters    from    abroad,    trs.   and 

fragments.  Ed.  by  Mrs.  Shelley.  London, 
1840.     3  V.  12°.  2265 

Contents.  Assassins,  a  fragment  of  a  romance,  v. 
1. — Essay  on  the  literature,  arts,  and  manners  of  the 
Atkeulaus,  v.  1.— Coliseum,  a  fragment,  v.  1. — 
History  of  a  6  weeks'  tour  through  a  part  of  France, 
Switzerland,  Germany,  and  Holland,v.  2.— Onafuture 
state,  V.  1.— Journal  at  Geneva.  Ghost  stories,  v.  2. 
— liCtters  from  Geneva,  v.  2.— Letters  from  Italy,  v.  2. 

—On  life,  V.  1 On  love,  v.  1.— Speculations  on 

metapliysics,  V.  1. — Speculations  on  morals,  v.  1. — 
Plato.  The  Banquet;  On  a  passage  In  Crlto;  Ion; 
Menexenus;  Fragment  from  the  Republic,  v.  1. — De- 
fence of  poetry,  V.  1 — On  the  puuisliment  of 
death,  v.  1.— Remarks  on  some  of  the  statues  in  the 
Gallery  of  Florence,  v.  2. 

— —  Hellas,  a  lyrical  drama.  Reprint  of  the 
original  ed.  pub.  in  1833.  Ed.  by  Thomas  J. 
Wise.  3  ed.  London,  1887.  8°.  (Shelley 
Soc.  Pub.  2  s.  No.  5.)  1313 

Hellas  :  a  lyrical  drama.    The  choruses 

set  to  music  by  W.  0.  Sella.  London,  1886. 
8°.     (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  Extra  s.  No.  1.)    1813 

Mask  of  Anarchy.   Fac-simile  of  Shelley's 

MS.  With  an  introduction  by  H.  B.  Forman. 
London,  1887.    4°.    (Shelley  Soc.  Pitb.  Extra 

B.  No.  4.)  1313 
— —  Relics  of  Shelley.     Ed.  by  Richard  Gar- 

net~t.    London,  1863.     13°.  3105 

Review  of  Hogg's  Memoirs    of    Prince 

Alexy  HaimatofE  .  .  .    Ed.  by  Thomas  J. 


Wise.  3  ed.,  revised.  London,  1887.  8°. 
(Shelley  Soc.  Pwb.  3  s.  No.  2.)  1313 

Rosalind  and  Helen.    A  modern  eclogue 

with  other  poems.  Ed.  by  H.  B.  Forman. 
London,  1888.  8°.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  2  s. 
No.  17.)  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood^s  Mag.  v.  5, 
1819,  p.  368.)  1813 

Vindication  of  natural  diet.     New  ed. 

London,  1884.  13°.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  2  s. 
No.  4.)  1313 

Wandering  Jew,  a  poem.  Ed.  by  Ber- 
tram Dobell.  London,  1887.  8°.  (Shelley 
Soc.  Pub.  2  s.  No.  13.)  1313 

Essay  on  Christianity.    38  pp.    (Shelley,  Lady  J., 

Shelley  memorials,  p.  253.)— Ijines  TVrltten  In  the 
Ibay  of  liericl.  2  pp.  (Maomillan's  Mag.  v.  6, 1862,  p. 
122.)  —  Original  poems  and  papers,  now  first 
collected.  74  pp.  (Medwln,  T.,  Shelley  papers,  p. 
107.)— Poems  and  life  of  S.  25  pp.  (Alkin,  J.,  jBr«. 
poets,  v.  2,  p.  636.)— Stan/.as.  1  p.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  6, 
1832,  p.  599.)— To  A.  B.  with  a  guitar.  1  p.  {Fraser's 
Mag.  V.7, 1833,  p.  79.)— Unpublished  letters.  From 
Italy,  1S18  to  1822.  19  pp.  IFraser's  Mag.  y.  61,  1860, 
p.  301.) 

See  also  Liberal,  The. 

Ellis,  F.  S.  Alphabetical  table  of  con- 
tents to  Shelley's  poetical  works.  1888. 
(Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  4  s.  No.  6.) 

Forman,  H.  B.    Shelley  library,  an  essay 

in  bibliography.     1886. 

Salt,  H.  S.     A  Shelley  primer.      1887. 

(Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  4  s.  No.  4.) 

Sweet,  H.  Shelley's  nature  poetry.   1888. 

Blind,  Miss  M.    Shelley's  view  of  nature  contrasted 

with  Darwin's.  14  pp.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  a.  1,  No.  1 : 
Papers,  v.  1,  p.  36.) — Dofvden,  E.  Extract  from  some 
early  writings  of  S.  22  pp.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  2  s.  No. 
2,  p.  33. j—Somo  early  writings  of  S.  14  pp.  [Conlemp. 
iJeu.  V.  46, 1884,  p.  383.)— Forman,  H.  B.  Vicissitudes 
of  Queen  Mab ;  Shelley.  "  Peterloo,"  and  the  Mask  of 
anarchy.  38  pp.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  s.  1,  No.  1 :  Papers, 
V.  1,  pp.  19,  81.)— Notice  of  trs.  of  Homer's  Hymn 
to  Mercury,  and  the  Cyclops  of  Euripides;  con- 
tained in  P.  B.  Shelley's  Posthumous  poems.  7  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  31,1825,  p.  169.)— Hutton, 
B.  H.  Shelley's  poetical  mysticism.  36  pp.  (Essays, 
V.  2,  p.  118.)— iaon  and  Cythua  ;  Revolt  of  Islam. 
12  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Quart.  Rev,  v.  21,  1819,  -p.  460.)— 
Poetical  "works  ed.  by  Forman.  28  pp.  (Rev.  of  In 
London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  48, 1877,  p.  376.)— Posthumous 
poems.  21  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  40,  1824,  p. 
494.)— Prometheus  unbound.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  la 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  7,  1820,  p.  679<  Quart.  Rev.  v.  26, 
1822,  p.  168.)— 4ueen  Slab  and  Prometheus  un- 
bound. 7  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89,  1877,  p.  773.) 
—Observations  on  his  Revolt  of  Islam.  8  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  4,  1819,  p.  476.)— Rossettl,  W.  M. 
Shelley's  Prometheus  unbound.  A  study  of  Its  meaning 
and  personages ;  Prometheus  unbound,  considered  as 
a  poem.  65  pp.  (Shelley  Soo.  Pub.  a.  1,  No.  1 :  Papers, 
V.  1,  pp.  60,  138.)— Shairp,  J.  C.  Shelley  as  a  lyric 
poet.  16  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  20, 1879,  p.  38.)— 
Shelley  and  his  poetry.  26  pp.  (London  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  38, 1872,  p.  124.)— Swinburne,  A.  C.  Notes  on 
the  text  of  S.  23  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  5, 1869,  p.  639.) 
—Todhunter,  J.  Notes  on  "  The  triumphs  of  life." 
8  pp.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  a.  1,  No.  1 :  Papers,  v.  1,  p.  73.) 
—Wandering  Jew.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  3,  1831,  pp.  629,  666.)— Weiser,  K.  Ein  une- 
dlerter  brief  Shelley's.    2  pp.    (Anglia,  v.  6, lSS3,-p.n9.) 

Browning,  R.    Essay  on  Percy  Bysshe 

Shelley.     1888.     {Shelley  Soo.  4  s.  No.  8.) 

On  the  poet  objective  and  subjective  ; 

on  the  latter 's  aim  ;  on  Shelley  as  man  and 

poet.     1881. 
Calvert,    G.    H.      Coleridge,    Shelley, 

Goethe,    n.  d. 

DowDEN,  E.  Life  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shel- 
ley.    1886,  3  V. 

Hogg,  T.  J.  Life  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shel- 
ley.   1858,  2  V. 


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Jeapfreson,  J.  C.      The  real  Shelley. 

New  views  of  the  poet's  life.    1885,  3  v. 

McCarthy,  D.  F.      Shelley's  early  life. 

n.  d. 

Masson,  D.  Wordsworth,  Shelley,  Keats, 

and  othei  essays.    1874. 

Medwin,  T.  Life  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shel- 
ley.    1847,  3  V. 

(Ed.)      Shelley  papers.      Memoir  of 

Percy  Bysshe  Shelley.     1833. 

MiDDLETON,  C.  S.  Shelley  and  his  writ- 
ings.    1858,  2  V. 

The  same.    Tr.  from  the  French.    1888, 
2v. 

Rabbe,  F.    Shelley,  sa  vie  et  ses  ceuvres. 

1887. 

ROSSETTI,  "W.  M.     Memoir  of  S.     1870. 

(Shelley,  P.  B.,  Poet,  works,  led.  6^]  W.  M. 
Bossetti,  V.  1.) 

The  same.    1886.    (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  4  s. 
No.  3.) 

Sharp, W.  Life  of  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley. 

'1887.     (Robertson,  E.  S.,  Oreat  writers.) 

■ Shelley,  Lady  J.     Shelley  memorials. 

1863 ;  1875. 

Smith,  G.  B.  Shelley  ;  a  critical  biog- 
raphy.   1877. 

Symonds,  J.  A.    Shelley.    1879.    (Morley, 

J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.) 

Trelawny,  E.  J.     Recollections  of  the 

last  days  of  Shelley  and  Byron.     1858. 

Records  of  Shelley,  Byron,  and  the 

author.     1878,  3  v. 

Bageliot,  W.    Percy  Bysshe  Shelley.    56  pp.    {In 

his  Estimates,  p.  274;  and  Literary  studies,  v.  1,  p.  76.) 
— Barot,  O.  Pofete  phllosoplie.  S.,  sa  vie  et  sea 
ceuvres.  91  pp.  (Bev.  contemp.  1867,  v.  6,  pp.  193,  430.) 
—Bower,  G.  S.  Philosophical  element  in  S.  34  pp. 
(Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  U,  1880,  p.  421.)— Brooke,  S.  A. 
Some  thoughts  on  S.  5  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  42, 
1880,  p.  124.)— Century  of  great  poets :  S.  26  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  Ill,  1872,  p.  415.)_Chorley,  H.  F. 
Percy  Bysshe  Shelley.  9  pp.  (/n  Ms  Authors  of  Eng- 
land, p.  56.) — Creasy,  Sir  E.  S.  In  his  Mem.  of  eminent 
Etonians,  p.  481.    17  pp.— De  Qnlucey,  T.    Shelley. 

■  29  pp.  {Worlcs,  V.  6,  p.  1.)— D»wc,  W.  More  words 
about  S.  8  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  59.)— 
Ktienne,  L.  Deux  pontes  et  un  corsaire.  Byron,  S., 
Trelawny.  29  pp.  [Bev.  contemp.  1858,  v.  2,  p.  678.)- 
Forgneg,  E.  D.  Pontes  et  romanciers  anglais.  S. 
28  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes.  1848,  n.  s:  v.  21,  p.  250.) — 
Forman,  H.B.  Hermit  of  Marlowe.  20  pp.  (Shelley 
Soc.  I'ub.  B.  1,  No.  1 :  Papers,  v.  1,  p.  102.)— Shelley's  life 
near  Spejzzia,  his  death  and  burials.  16  pp.  [Macmil- 
lan's Mag.  T.  42, 1880,  p.  43.)— Garnett,  R.  Shelley  and 
Lord  Beaconsfleld.  16  pp.  (Shelley  Soc.  Pub.  e.  1, 
No.  1 :  Papers,  v.  1 ,  p.  121.)— Shelley  in  Pall  Mall.  11 
pp.  (^Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  2, 1860,  p.  100.) — Shelley's  last 
days.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  V.  23,  1878,  p.  850.)— 
Crrifflu,  a.  W.  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley.  7  pp.  (In  Ms 
Studies  in  literature,  p.  69.)— Griswold,  H.  T.  Shel- 
ley. 10  pp.  (In  her  Home  lite  of  great  authors,  p.  102.) 
— G-uerle,  E.  de.  Byron,  S.,  et  la  po4sle  anglaiae.  20 
pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  p6r.  v.  19,  p.  69.)— 
Gutzko-vr,  C.  F.  Shelley.  6  pp.  (Gesamm,  werke, 
V.  9,  p.  203.)— Home,  R.  H.  On  the  drowning  of  S. 
8  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1870,  p.  618.)— Hunt,  T. 
Shelley.  21  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11, 1863,  p.  184.)— 
Shelley  and  the  letters  of  poets.  10  pp.  ( Westm. 
Sex.  n.  a.  v.  1, 1852,  p.  602.)— Iilfe  of  S.  41  pp.  (Quart. 
jRei).  v.llO,  1861,  p.  289.)— Shelley :  his  life  and  char- 
acter. 18  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61,  1866,  p.  292.)— 
Liifeand-vrrltingsof  S.  40  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  S, 
1848,  p.  218.)— Mason,  E.  T.  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley. 
68  pp.  (In  his  Personal  traita  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  73.)— 
IMtaggon,  D.  Life  and  poetry  of  S.  12  pp.  (Maanil- 
lan's  Mag.  v.  2, 1860,  p.  338.)— Peacock,  T.  L.  Memoirs 
of  S.  39  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  67,  1858,  p.  643;  v.  61, 
1860,  p.  92 ;  V.  65, 1862,  p.  343.)— Foictevin,  P.  Shelley, 
I'homme,  sa  vie.  16  pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  78, 
1879,  p.  626.)— Prutz,  R.  E.  Shelley  und  die  poesie 
des  athelsmus.  37  pp.  (Kleine  schriften,  v.  2,  p.  285.) 
Paei  v.— 27. 


—Shelley  and    his   recent  biographers.     32  pp. 

(N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  34,  1861,  p.  33.)— Rossettl,  W.  M. 
Shelley  in  1812-13.  19  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  9, 1871, 
p.  67.)— Shelley's  lite  and  writings.  34  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  n.  a.  v.  1,  1878,  pp.  138,  262.)— Schur6,  E. 
Po&te  pauth§iete  de  I'Angleterre.  63  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1877,  3  p«r.  v.  19,  pp.  637,  745.)— Shelley  and 
Mary.  36  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  156,  1882,  p.  472.)— 
Shelley  and  Tennyson.  5  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  28, 
1851,  p.  49.)— Tennyson,  S.,  and  Keats.  46  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  V.  90,  1849,  p.  33R.I  — Thoughts  on  S.  and 
Byron,  9  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  48,  1853,  p.  568.)— 
■Warner,  0.  D.  Shelley.  17  pp.  (Neui  Princeton  Bev. 
v.  4, 1887,  p.  289.)— White,  "W.  H.  Notes  on  Shelley's 
birthplace.  5  pp.  (^acmii/an's  J/agf.  v.  39, 1879,  p.  461.) 
— Wordsvrorth,  Byron,  Scott,  and  S.  4  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  3, 1851,  p.  602.) 

See  also  Dem.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  13,  1843,  p.  603;  Westm. 
Rev.  T.  35,1841,  p.  303;  n.  s.  V.  13, 1868,  p.  97. 

Shelley  memorials.    Shelley,  Lady  J. 

4867 
Shelley  papers.    Medwin,  T.  (i;d.)    4861 
Shelley  Society.  Publications.   1  s.  Nos. 
1,  3;  3  s.   Nos.  1-5,  7,  13,  17 ;  4  b.  Nos.  3-4, 
6,  8 ;  Extra  s.   Nos.  1,  4.    London,  1886-88. 
17  Nos.  4°,  8°,  13".  1318 

Contents.  Annual  reports,  1,  2.  (Papers.)  — 
Blind,  M.  Shelley's  view  of  nature  contrasted  with 
Darwin's.  (Papers.) — Brooke,  S.  A.  Inaugural  ad- 
dress. (Papers.) — Browning,  R.  Essay  on  S.  4  s. 
No.  8.— DoTvden,  E.  Extract  from  some  early  writ- 
ings of  S.  2  s.  No.  2.— Ellis,  F.  S.  Alphabetical  table 
of  contents  to  S.'s  poetical  works,  4  s.  No.  6.— For- 
mau,  H.  B.  Hermit  of  Marlow ;  Shelley,  "  Peterloo," 
and  the  Mask  of  anarchy;  Vicissitudes  of  Queen  Mab. 
(Papers.)— Garnett,  R.  Shelley  and  Lord  Beacons- 
fleld. (Papers.)— Note-hook.  Ed.  by  the  Honorary 
secretaries,  pt.  1, 1  s.  No.  2.— Papers,  pt.  1, 1  s.  No.  1. 
—Rossettl,  W.  M.  Memoir  of  S.  4  s.  No.  2.— Study  of 
Prometheus  unbound.  (Papers.)- Salt,  H.  S.  Shelley 
primer,  4  s.  No.  4.— Shelley,  P.  B.  Adonais,  an  elegy 
on  the  death  of  John  Keats.    Ed.  ...  by  T.  J.  Wise,  2  a. 

No.  1 Alastor,  or  the  spirit  of  solitude,  and  other 

poems.  Ed.  by  B.  Dobell.  2  s.  No.  3.— The  Cencl,  a 
tragedy  In  5  acts.  With  an  introduction  by  A.  Forman 
and  H.  B.  Poi"man,  and  a  prologue  by  J.  Todhunter, 
4  s.  Misoel.  No.  3.— Epipaychldlon  .  . .  Ed.  by  R.  A. 
Potts,  2  a.  No.  7.— Hellas,  a  lyrical  drama,  the  choruses 
aet  to  music  by  W.  C.  Selle,  Extra  s.  No.  1.— Hellas,  a 
lyrical  drama.  Ed.  by  T.  J.  Wise,  2  s.  No.  6.- Mask  of 
anarchy.  With  an  introduction  by  H.  B.  Forman, 
Extra  a.  No.  4.— Review  of  Hogg's  Meraolra  of  Prince 
Alexy  Haimatoft  ...  Ed.  by  T.  J.  Wise,  2  a.  No.  2 — 
Rosalind  and  Helen,  a  modern  eclogue  with  other 
poema.  Ed.  by  H.  B.  Forman,  2  s.  No.  17.— Vindication 
of  natural  diet,  2  s.  No.  4.— Wandering  Jew,  a  poem. 

Ed.  by  B.  Dobell,  2  s.  No.  12 Todhunter,  J.    Notes 

on  "  The  Triumph  of  life."    (Papers.) 

Shell-mounds.    Brinton,  D.  G.    Artificial 

shell  deposits  of  the  V.  S.  3  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst. 
Beports,  1866,  p.  356.)— Chadbourne,  P.  A.  Oyster 
shell  deposit  on  Damariacotta  river.  7  pp.  (Maine 
Hist.  Soc.  C0II..V.  6,  1859,  p.  345.)— Jones,  J.  M.  Ac- 
count of  kjoekken  moedding  In  Nova  Scotia.  2  pp. 
(Smlthson.  Inst,  ieeporis,  1863,  p.  370.) 

Shells.    See  MoUusks. 
Shells.    See  Projectiles. 
Shells  from  the  sands  of  time.    Lytton, 
Lady  R.  D.  W.  B.  3396 

Shelly?  C.  E.     Punishment  in  schools :  notes 

on  some  of  its  methods  and  effects.  10  pp.  (London 
Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Idterature,  v.  11,  p.  332.) 

Shelton,  Miss  A.    Moore,  F.    In  his  Women 

of  tbie  war,  p.  619.    4  pp. 

Shelton,  Frederick  William.  1814-81.  In- 
cidents of  a  retired  life.  7  pp.  (Mason,  E.T.,  Sumorous 
masterpieces  from  Am.  lit.  V.  1,  p.  143.) 

Shelton,  Mary  E.    Moore,  F.    In  his  Women 

of  the  war,  p.  213.    26  pp. 

Shelvocke,  Capt.  George.   18  cent.  Voyage 

round  the  world.  In  1719-22.  43  pp.  (Harris,  J.,  Foj/ajres, 
1764,  V.  1,  p.  198;  Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  10,  p.  434;  v.  11, 
p.l.) 

Shemitic.    See  Semitic. 


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Shems  ed-Din  Abu  'Abdallah  Mo- 
hammed, Dimashqui.  1256-1327.  Manuel 
de  la  cosmographie  du  moyen  age.  Tr.  de 
I'arabe,  et  accompagne  d'eclaircissements 
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8°.  1454 

Slienaiidoali,  The,  or  the  last  Confederate 
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Slieiiandoali  valley.  Allan,  W.  His- 
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1880. 

Patterson,  Maj.-Gen.  R.    Narrative  of 

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Pond,  G.  E.    Shenandoah  valley  in  1864. 

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Slienango  river.  Pa.  Chance,  H.  M. 
Special  survey  made  in  1875  along  the 
Beaver  and  Shenango  rivers.  1879.  (Pa. 
2  geol.  surv.  1874-80,  V,  pt.  2.) 

Slienstone,  William.  1714-63.  Works  in 
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2105 
Cmtmti.  Dodsley,  E.  Description  of  the  Lea- 
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on  men,  manners,  and  things,  v.  2. — lietters,  v.  3. — 
Levllies,  v.  1 — Moral  pieces,  Y.  1.— Odes,  songs, 
hallads,  etc^  v.  1. — Verses  to  S.  v.  2. 

Poetical  works  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

1794.     8°.     (Anderson,  R.,  Brit  j3oefs,v.  9.) 

1363 

Contents.  Ballads.— Elegie8,~liiscriptlous. — 
Levities  ;  or,  pieces  of  humour. — Life  of  S.— Moral 
pieces.— Odes,  etc. — Songs. 

Poetical  works.  With  life,  critical  disser- 
tation, and  explanatory  notes,  by  Rev.  G. 
GilfiUan.     New  York,  1854.     8°.  1373 

Contents.  Elegies.— Giilfillan,  6.  Life  and  poetry 
of  S.  —  Inscriptions.  —  L.evitles  ;  or,  pieces  of 
humour.— Moral  pieces. — Odes,  etc.— Songs  and 
ballads. 

Elegy  i    The    School  -  mistress,   in    imitation   of 

Spenser ;  Inscription  on  the  hack  of  a  Gothic  alcove, 
n  pp.  (Eltson,  J.,  Eng.  antllnl.  v.  2,  pp.  39,  41,  54.)— 
Poems  and  life  of.  1  pp.  (Alkin,  3.,  Brit,  poets, 
V.  1,  p.  617 ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  13,  p.  255.) — 
School-mistress;  Elegy;  From  Rural  elegance; 
Ode  to  memory.  27  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets, 
V.  5,  p.  870.) 

Dodsley,  R.     Description  of  the  Leasowes,  the 

seat  of  S.  42  pp.  (Shenstone,  W.,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  331.) 
—Gilfillan,  G.  Life  and  poetry  of  S.  19  pp.  (Shen- 
stone, W.,  Foet.  works,  p.  v.)— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  S. 
6  pp.  (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  13,  p.  267.)— Life  of 
S.  10  pp.  (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  9,  p.  683.)— 
Tuckerman,  H.  T.  The  dilettante:  Shenstone.  17 
pp.    {In  Ms  Characteristics  of  literature,  p.  39.) 

Sheoge,  The.     7  pp.     {Dublin   Univ.   Mag. 

V.  14,  1839,  p.  680.) 

Sbepard,  Charles  Upham,  M.  D.,  LL.  D. 

1804-86.    Report  on  the  geological  survey 

of  Connecticut.  New  Haven,  1887.  8°.  —1634 
• Treatise  on  mineralogy.     New  Haven, 

1833.     13°.  —1648 

Staepard,  Edward  M.    Martin  Van  Buren. 

Boston,  1888.     13°.     (Morse,  J.  T.,  Jr.,  Am. 

statesmen.)  3777 

Sbepard,  L.  B.    Memory  and  repentance. 

2  pp.     {Devi.  Rev.  V.  9,  1841,  p.  436.) 

Shepard,  Rev.  Thomas.  1605-49.  Clear 
sun-shine  of  the  Gospel  breaking  forth  upon 
the  Indians  in  New  England  .  .  .  London, 
1648;  repr.  Cambridge,  1884.  8°.  (Mass. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  V.  4.)  4614 


The  same.     Repr.  New  York,  1865.     4°. 
(Sabin,  J.,  Reprints,  Quarto  s.  No.  10.)   1616 

Day-breaking,  if  not  the  sun-rising  of  the 

Gospell  with  the  Indians  in  New  England. 
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1834.    8°.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  4.) 

4614 

The  same.     Repr.  New  York,  1865.     4°. 

(Sabin,  J.,  Reprints,  Quarto  s.  No.  9.)     1616 

Newell,  W.    ThomasShepard.andtheearlyfathers 

of  New  England.    23  pp.    (CAr.  £xam.  v.  44, 1848,  p.S21.) 

IShepard,  William  A.,  and  others.  Rejoinder 
to  the  "Reply  "  of  Hon.  Horace  Mann  ...  to 
the  "  Remarks  "  of  the  association  of  Boston 
masters,  upon  his  7  annual  report.  Boston, 
1845.  8°.  (TFii/iMass.  Board  of  Education, 
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Shepard.    See  also  Sheppard. 

ISlieptaard,  Charles.  Historical  account  of 
the  island  of  Saint  Vincent.  London,  1831. 
8°.  1636 

Shepheard,  H.  Traditions  of  Eden ;  or, 
proofs  of  the  historical  truth  of  the  Penta- 
teuch, from  existing  facts,  and  from  the 
customs  and  monuments  of  all  nations. 
London,  1871.     8°.  —1237 

Sliephearde's  complaint.  33  pp.  Dick- 
enson, J.,  Prose  and  verse,  p.  1 :  Grosart,  A.  B.,  Occasional 
issues,  V.  6. 

Sbepheard's  calendar.    See  Spenser,  E. 
fShepbeard's  pipe.    73  pp.    Browne,  W., 

Whole  works,  v.  2,  p.  165. 

Sbepbcrd,  Rev.  Edward  John.     History  of 

the  Church  of  Rome,  to  the  end  of  the  episcopate  of 
Damasus.  39  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  31, 1851, 
p.  437.)— Ecclesiastical  forgeries.  34  pp.  (Rev. 
of  In  Quart.  Rev.  v.  93,  1863,  p.  83.) 

Shepherd,  Rev.  George.  Robertson,  Rev. 
p.  W.  George  Shepherd.  9  pp.  {Disruption  worthies 
of  the  Highlands,  Memorial  of  1843,  p.  204.) 

Shepherd,  George.    Climate  of  England. 

London,  1861.    4°.  —2484 

Shepherd,  H.  J.    Pedro  of  Castile.    14  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  V.  4,  1837-38,' p.  393.) 

Shepherd,  Henry  A.  Antiquities  of  the 
state  of  Ohio.    Cincinnati,  1887.    4°-       1703 

Shepherd,  HeiiryE.,iZ,.  D.  1845—.  His- 
tory of  the  English  language  from  the  Teu- 
tonic invasion  of  Britain  to  the  close  of  the 
Georgian  era.    New  York,  1874.   13°.   —3136 

Shepherd,  Nathan  Graham.  1885-69.  At 
Christmas-time.  1  p.  (ffar^er's  J/ajr.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  113.) 
— An  AutnniLn  memory.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  44, 
1872,  p.  19.)— A  BaOle  relic,  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
31, 1866,  p.6e4.)— Blindman's-huir.  1  p.  '{Harper's 
J/ajr.  V.  24, 1862,  p.676.)— Broken  Images.  1  p.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  29,  1864,  p.  376.)— By  the  sea-shore.  1 
p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  1864,  p.  640.)— The  Carte  de 
vlslte.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1862,  p.  479.)— A 
Dead  love.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  93.)— 
Drifting.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  34,  1867,  p.  87.)- 
Elsie  Vane.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  26, 1863,  p.  643.) 
— Eulhanasy.  1  p.  (Sarpcr's  il/iijr.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  294.) 
—Fifth  avenue.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1863, 
p.  646.)— The  Fog-bell.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 
1868,  p.  74.)— The  Game  of  chess.  2  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  23,  1S61,  p.  790.)— Give  them  work.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1866,  p.  664.)— The  Heart's  long- 
ings. 1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,  1864,  p.  240.)— The 
Helmsman.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1865,  p.  496.) 
—How  spring  comes  to  the  blind.  1  p.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  28,  1864,  p.  693.)— How  we  kept  our 
tryst.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1868,  p.  691.)— If  I 
were  rich.  1  p.  "  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  34, 1867,  p.  449.) — 
The  Lady  of  my  dreams.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v. 
33, 1860,  p.  702.)— A  Lietter.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 
1864,  p.  637.)— liOst.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 1864,  p. 
749.)— Love  at  sea.  1  p.  (flarper's  Mag.  v.  30,1865,  p. 
661.)— Midsummer.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  33,1866, 
p.  443.)— A  Mosaic.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  1.36,  lS6»,-p. 
423.)— My  star.  1  p.  (flariier's  i/osr.  v.  30, 1866,  p.  439.) 


SHEPHKED 


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SHERIDAN 


-jOctober.  Ip.  (Harper's  Afap.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  596.)— The 
Old  man's  songluantuinn.  1  p.  (ilarjoer's  Mag,  v. 
88,18G9,p.U.)~Pastnndpi-escnt.  2pp.  (Harper's Mag. 
V.26, 1863,  p.  18i.)— The  Porch.  1  p.  {llarver's  Mag.v.  36, 
1868,  p.  336.)— The  ^nlet  Hour.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  r. 
84,1807,  p. 196.)— Raising  of  thefrlgates.  1  p.  (Blxr- 
jper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1866,  p.  63S.)— The  Relief.  1  p.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  37,  1868,  p.  225.)— Rest.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  26, 1863,  p.  836.)— Return  of  the  birds.  1 
p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  1868,  p.  700.)- Roll-call.  2 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1863,  p.  49.)— The  Slkaded 
stream.  1  p.  (Haiper's  jl/ajr.  v.  34, 1867,  p.  672.)— The 
Ships.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1868,  p.  491.)— The 
Sisters.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  335.)— The 
Slelgherg.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Afajr.  V.  22, 1861,  p.  236.)— 
The  Spectre.  1  p.  (Harper's  Jfa^.  v.  33, 1866,  p.  54.)— A 
Street  arab.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  39, 1869,  p.  226.) 
—Summer  longings.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 
1866,  p.  492.)— A  Summer  nigllt.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  26, 1863,  p.  737.)— A  Summer  reminiscence. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  p.  146.)— The  Sun- 
beam. 1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 1865,  p.  208.)— Sun- 
get  after  a  shower.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  23, 1801, 
p.  365.)— Wtdovr  Thorn's  first  marriage.  6  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1863,  p.  615.)— Winter.  2  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  137.)— The  Witnesses.  1 
p.  (flcii-per's  Mag.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  326.)— Wrecks.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 1865,  p.  33.) 

Shepherd,  Eiohard  Heme.  Bibliography 
of  Ruskin.  A  bibliographical  list  arranged 
in  chronological  order  of  the  published 
writings  in  prose  and  verse  of  John  Ruskin, 
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Tennysoniana.  2  ed.,  revised  and  en- 
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latroductory  monograph  on  "Charles  Dickens  as 

a  dramatist,  actor,  and  poet."  90  pp.  (Dickens,  C.  J. 
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and  Williamson,  Charles  N.   [Eds.) 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings  of  Thomas 
Carlyle.    London,  1881.     2  v.  p.  8°.         4887 

Shepherd,  Thomas  H.  Modem  Athens  I 
displayed  in  a  series  of  views  :  or,  Edin- 
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—1732 

Shepherd,  Rev.  William,  LL.  D.  Life  of 
Poggio  Bracoiolini.  [New  ed.]  Liverpool, 
1837.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  2,  1803, 
p.  42.)  5862 

Paris  In  1802  and  1814.  18  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Edin.  Bei>. 

V.  23,  1814,  p.  468.) 

Shepherd  of  Salisbury  plain.    36  pp. 

More-,  H.,  W-orks,  v.  1,  p.  251. 

Shepherd  poet  of  the  Alps.  4  pp.   {BlacJc- 

wood's  Mag.  v.  'iH,  1830,  p.  470.) 

Shepherdess  Felismena,  The.    38  pp. 

Moutemayor,  J.  de.  (Hazlitt,  W.  0.,  Shakesp.  libr.  y.  1, 
p.  275.) 

Shepherds.   ,  Hartley,   G.     The  northern 

shepherd.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  y.  i2, 1830,  p.  2-iO.) 
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pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  4, 1819,  p.  663.)— Shepherd's 
calendar.  36  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  5,  1819,  pp. 
75,210;  V.  13,  1823,  pp.  311,  629.) 

Shepherd's  week.  68  pp.  Gay,  J.,  Poems, 

V.  1,  p.  61. 

Sheppard,  Elizabeth  Sara.    1830-62.    The 

Children's  cities.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19,  1862, 
p.  119.)— Threnody.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11, 
1863,  p.  176.) 

Conyers,  S.     Elizabeth   Sara    Sheppard.     6  pp. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10, 1862,  p.  498.)— Prescott,  H.  E. 
The  author  oj  "  Charles  Auchester."  13  pp.  (Allant. 
Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  p.  763.) 

Sheppard,  F.  H.    A  middle  watch.    7  pp. 

(OoerU.  Monthly,  Y.  7,  1871,  p.  42.) 

Sheppard,  J.  Brigstocke,  LL.  D.  {Ed.) 
Christ  church  letters.  Avolume  of  mediaeval 
letters  relating  to  the  affairs  of  the  priory  of 
Christ  church,  Canterbury.  Westminster, 
1877.    sm.  4°.    (Camden  Soe.  No.  19.)     1594 


(Ed.)      Literae    Cantuarienses.      Letter 

books  of  the  monastery  of  Christ  church, 
Canterbury.  London,  1887-88.  2  v.  r.  8°. 
{Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4592 

Sheppard,  Moses.  1771-1857.  African  slave 
trade  in  Jamaica,  and  comparative  treatment  of 
slaves.    14  pp.    (Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.) 

Sheppard,  Nathan.  1834-88.  Before  an 
audience  ;  or,  the  use  of  the  will  in  public 
speaking.   5  ed.   New  York,  1888.   12°.   1244 

Saratoga    chips    and    Carlsbad    wafers. 

Pursuit  of  happiness  and  health  at  the  2 
great  mineral  water  resorts  of  America  and 
Europe.   3ed.   New  York,  1888.    12°.   —3704 

Shut  up  in  Paris.    2  ed.    London,  1871. 

8°.  1697 

{Ed.)  Darwinism  stated  by  Darwin  him- 
self.    New  York,  1884.     8°.  —1686 

Sheppard.    See  aZso  Shepard. 

Sheppey,  Englu'nd.  Walcott,  M.  E.  C.  The 
Benedictine  priory  o£  Saints  Mary  and  Sexburga,  in 
the  island  of  S.,  tor  nuns.  20  pp.  1  pi.  (Kent  Arohaeol. 
Soc.  Archaeol.  Cant.  v.  7, 1868,  p.  287.) 

Sherborne,  England.  Cassan,  S.  H.  Lives 
and  memoirs  of  the  Bishops  of  Sherborne 
and  Salisbury,  from  the  year  705-1824.   1824. 

Sherburne,  Sir  Edward.  1618-1702.  Poems 

and  llto  of.    33  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  6, 

p.  601.) 
Sherburne,  John  Henry.     Circa  1794-1850. 

Life  and  character  of  John  Paul  Jones.   2  ed. 

New  York,  1851.     8°.  3785 

Shere  All.     Forsyth,  T.  D.     A  word  for 

Amir  Shere  All.    6  pp.    (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  39, 1879, 

p.  91.) 

Sherefu-'d'Din   Muhammad,    El-Bu- 

em.  Circa  1211-1300.  The  "  Burda,"  i.  e.,  the  poem 
of  the  mantle,  in  praise  of  Muhammad.  Tr.  by  J.  W. 
Redhouse.  23  pp.  (Olouston,  W.  A.,  Arabian  poetry, 
p.  319.) 
Sherfield,  Henry.  Laud,  W. ,  Abp.  of  Can- 
terbury. Speech  in  the  star-chamber,  at  the  censure 
of  S.,  recorder  of  Salisbury,  for  breaking  a  painted 
glass  window  in  the  churcli  of  St.  Edmund  in  the  said 
city,  Feb.  8,  1632.  9  pp.  ( irorte,  V.  6,  pt.  1,  p.  13 :  Libr. 
Angh-  Cath.  Theol.) 

Sheridan,.  Mrs.  Caroline  Callender.    Car- 

well;  or,  crime  and  sorrow.  6  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  TTeshre. 
Rev.  Y.  13,  1830,  p.  39.) 

Sheridan,    Charles   Brinsley.      1796-1844. 

Thoughts  on  the  Greek  revolution.  2  ed.,  with  addi- 
tional notes.    48  pp.    (Pamphleteer,  v.  24, 1824,  p.  415.) 

Sheridan,  Charles  Francis.  —1806.  His- 
tory of  the  late  revolution  in  Sweden  :  con- 
taining an  account  of  the  transactions  of  the 
3  last  diets  in  that  country;  preceded  by  a 
short  abstract  of  the  Swedish  history,  so  far 
as  was  necessary  to  lay  open  the  true  causes 
of  that  I'emarkable  event.   London,  1778.   8°. 

3656 

Sheridan,  M-s.  Frances  Elizabeth  Chamber- 
laine.  1724-66.  History  of  Nourjahad. 
[Anon.]    London,  1767.    12°.  1208 

Le  Fanu,  a.     Memoirs  of  the  life  and 

writings  of  Mrs.  Frances  Sheridan.     1824. 

Sheridan,   Gen.    Philip   Henry.      1831-88. 

Personal  memoirs.     New  York,  1888.     2  v. 

8°-  2631 

— r  BuER,  F.  A.,  and  Hinton,  R.  J.    "  Little 

Phil  "  and  his  troopers.     The  life  of  Gen. 

Philip  H.  Sheridan.     1888. 

Gardner,  A.  B.    Argument  on  behalf  of 

Lieut.-Gen.  Sheridan,  respondent,  before 
the  Court  of  Inquiry,  in  the  case  of  Lieut.- 
Col.  and  Bvt.  Mai.-Gen.  Warren,  applicant. 
1881. 


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Keim,  De  B.  B.    Sheridan's  troopers  on 

the  borders.     1870. 

Newhall,  F.  C.    With  Gen.  Sheridan  in 

Lee's  last  campaign.     lAnon.]     1866. 

Crowniiiehielrt.B.  W.    Slierldan  at  WlQcHester. 

9  pp.  [Atlant.  MmMy,  V.  42, 1878,  p.  683.)— De  Forest, 
J.  W.  Sheridan's  battle  of  Winchester;  Sheridan's 
■victory  ot  Mlddletowu.  14  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 
1865,  pp.  195,  353.)— Shanks,  W.  F.  G.  Kecollections 
of  S.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1866,  p.  298.)— Stowe, 
H.  B.    /n  Acr  Men  of  our  times,  p.  405.    IB  pp. 

ScR  also  United  States,  Cu'il  war. 

Slieridau,  Richard  Brinsley  Butler.  1751- 
1816.    Works.    London,  1821.    2  v.  8°.    3372 

Contents.  The  Camp,  V.  2.— The  Critic,  v.  2— 
Duenna,  V.  1.— Verses  to  the  memory  of  Garrick, 
V.  2. — Moore,  T.  Advertisement,  v.  1. — Pi^^arro,  v. 
2.— Rivals,  V.  1.— St,  Patrick's  day,  v.  1.— School 
for  scandal,  v.  2.— Trip  to  Scarborough,  v.  1. 

Dramatic  works.    With  a  memoir  of  his 

life,  by  G.  G.  S.  London,  1861.  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,.Stoid.  Z,*r.)  3376 

Contents.  The  Critic— Dnenna. —Verses  to  the 
noemoryof  Garrick.—Pizarro. —Rivals. -S.jG.G. 
Life  of  S.— St.  Patrick's  day.— School  for  scan- 
dal.— Trip  to  Scarborough. 

Sheridaniana  ;  or,  anecdotes  of  the  life  of 

Richard  Brinsley  Sheridan  ;  his  table-talk, 
and  bon  mots.    London,  1826.     12°.         4865 

Speeches,  with  a  sketch  of  his  life.     Ed. 

by  a  Constitutional  friend.  London,  1842. 
3  V.  8°.  1243 

The  Camp:  a  musical  entertainment.  32  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  32.)— The  Critic;  or,  a 
tragedy  rehearsed.  42  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit, 
ikeat.  V.  15;  London  stage,  v.  4;  Oxberry,  W.,  New 
Eng.  drama,  v.  9;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v. 
6,  p.  642.)— The  Diicnna,  a  comic  opera.  58  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  tlieal.  v.  2;  Inchbald,  B.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  15;  London  stage,  v.  4; 'Oxberry,  W.,  New 
Eng.  drama,  v.  2.)— S^nigma.  1  p.  f^DubUn  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  2, 1833,  p.  32.)— Verses  to  the  mejnory  of  Garrlck  ; 
Epilogue  to  the  tragedy  of  Semiramis.  7  pp.  (Kitson, 
J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  3,  pp.  299,  304.)— Plzarroi  a  tragic 
play.  57  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  1 ;  London 
stage,  v.  1;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  20.)— The 
Rivals:  a  comedy.  69  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  2 ;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  12;  London  stage, 
V.  3;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  1 ;  Scott,  Sir  W., 
Mod.  Brit,  drama,  y.  4,  p.  619.)— St.  Patrick's  day ; 
or,  the  scheming  lieutenant:  a  comic  piece.  32  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  28.)' —  School  for 
scnndal,  a  comedy.  88  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit, 
theat.  y.  14.}— Songs.  4  pp.  [Bell,  R.,  Songs  from  the 
dramatists,  p.  257. }— Trip  to  Scarborough,  a  comedy. 
56  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  4;  London  stage, 
V.  a ;  Oxberry,  W.,  New  Eng.  drama,  v.  20.) 

Malthevrs,  J.  B.    Pinafore's  predecessor.    7  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  60, 1880,  p.  501.)— Sheridan's  "  Bivais." 
7  pp.  {Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  21, 1881,  p.  183.)— Rae,  W. 
E.  Hichard  Brinsley  Sheridan.  23  pp.  (Forln.  Rev. 
n.  s.  V.  2,  1867.,  p.  310.)— 'Whipple,  E.  P.  Richard 
Brinsley  Sheridan.  53  pp.  (JfJssays  and  reviews,  v.  2, 
p.  250;  and  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  66,  1848,  p.  72.) 

MooEE,  T.     Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Rt. 

Hon.  Richard  Brinsley  Sheridau.     1827,  2  v. 

Octogenarian,  pseud.      Sheridan    and 

his  times.     1859,  2  v. 

Oliphant,   Mrs.  M.   O.  W.      Sheridan. 

1883.     (Morley,  J.,  E'ng.  men  of  letters.) 

Watkins,  J.    Memoirs  of  the  public  and 

private  life  of  R.  B.  Sheridan.     1817,  2  v. 

Brougham,  H.,  5aron.    B.B.Sheridan.    8  pp.    [In 

his  Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  v.  1,  p.  291 :  Works,  v. 
3.)— Bryant.  W.  C.  Character  of  S.  5  pp.  (Prose 
writings,  erf.  by  P.  Godwin,  v.  2,  p.  365.)— Character  of 
S.  7  pp.  (JV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  4,  1817,  p.  32.)— Founders 
of  modern  liberalism.  18  pp.  [BlacJcwood's  Mag. 
V.  116, 1874,  p.  601.)— Gallery  of  illustrious  Irish- 
men. No.  VIII.  Sheridan.  56  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  9,  1837,  pp.  469,  600,  672.)— Gllfillan,  G.  Richard 
Brinsley  Sheridan.  5  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  8,  1854, 
p.  215.)— Harsha,  D.  A.  R.  B.  Sheridan.  16  pp.  (In 
his  Most  eminent  orators  and  statesmen,  p.  240.)— 
Memoirs  of  S.  34  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1826,  p. 
561.)— More  last  tvords  of  S.    3  pp.    (Blackwood's 


Mag.  V.  19,  1826,  p.  351.)— Norton,  Mrs.  C.  (afterwards 
Lady  Maxwell).  Books  ot  gossip:  S.  and  his  iflog- 
raphers.  7  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  3,  1861,  p.  178.)— 
Fatniore,  P.  G.  Richard  Brinsley  Sheridan  and 
Thomas  Sheridan.  88  pp.  (In  Ids  My  friends  and 
acquaintance,  v.  3,  p.  253.) — Reminiscences.  31  pp. 
(Blacliwood's  Mag.  v.  20,  1826,  pp.  25,  201.)-S.,  G.  G. 
Life  of  S.  206  pp.  (Sheridan,  B.  B.,  Dramat.  works,  p. 
1:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Ztl>r.)— Thomson,  K.  B.,  and 
Thomson,  J.  C.  Richard  Brinsley  Sheridan.  65  pp. 
(In  (//ei'r  Wits  and  beaux  of  society,  v.  2,  p.  97.)— Timbg, 
J.  Richard  Brinsley  Sheridan.  137  pp.  (In  his  Anec- 
dote lives  of  wits  and  humourists,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Dublin  Dniv.  Mag.  v.  46, 1865,  p.  38 ;  Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  26,  1842,  p.  103. 

Sheridan,  Thomas.  1721-88.  Complete 
dictionary  of  the  Eoglish  language,  both 
with  regard  to  sound  and  meaning.  To 
which  is  prefixed  a  prosodial  grammar.  3 
ed.    London,  1789.    4°-  R.15 

Lectures  on  the  art  of  reading.    London, 

1775.     2  V.  8°.  1256 

Contents.    Art  of  reading  prose,  pt.  1 Art  of  read- 
ing verse,  pt,  2. 

Life  of  Rev.  Dr.  Jonathan  Swift.  Lon- 
don, 1784.    8°.  4883 

Jones,  S.  Sheridan  improved.  A  gen- 
eral pronouncing  .  .  .  dictionary  of  the  Eng- 
lish language.     1798. 

Matthews,  J.  B.  Thomas  Sheridan.  10  pp.  (Mat- 
thews, J.  B.,  and  Button,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  1, 
p.  161.)— Patmore,  P.  G.  Richard  Brinsley  Sheridan 
and  Thomas  Sheridan.  88  pp.  (In  his  My  friends  and 
acquaintance,  t.  3,  p.  253.) 

Sheridan  family.  Fitzgerald,  P.  H. 
Lives  of  the  Sheridans.     1886,  2  v. 

Sheridan  improved:  a  general  pronounc- 
ing dictionary  of  the  English  language. 
Jones,  S.  1165 

Sheridaniana.    See  Sheridan,  R.  B.  B. 

Sheriff,  Benjamin  R.  {Compiler).  R.  L.  Polk 
&  Co.'s  Baltimore  City  directory,  T887-89. 
Baltimore,  1887-89.     3  v.  8°.  1113 

Sherlffniuir,  Battle  of.     6  pp.     {Spott'is- 

■woode  Miscel.  V.  2,  p.  425.) 

Sheringham,  Robert.  17  cent  Joma.  Co- 
dex Talmudicus,  in  quoagitur  de  sacrificiis, 
caeterisque  nrinisteriis  diei  expiationis  .  .  . 
Londini,  1648.     sq.  8°.  —3295 

Sherley,  Sir  Anthony.  Circa  1565-1631. 
Brlefe  compendium  of  the  historie  of  his  travels  Into 
Persia.  25  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  2,  p. 
1383.)— Voyage  to  St.  lago.  Dominica,  Margarita,  etc., 
1696.     6  pp.-.    (Hakluyt,  B.,  Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  83.) 

]Vlceron,J.  P.  M6m.  deshommes,  v.  2:t Travels. 

31  pp.     (Kev.  of  in  Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  2, 1820,  p.  351.) 

Sherley,  Sir  Robert,  and  Sherley,  Sir- 
Thomas.  Three  brothers ;  or,  the  travels 
and  adventuresof,  in  Persia,  Russia,  Turkey, 
Spain,  etc.    London,  1825.     12°.  4795 

Sherley,  Sir  Robert.  Circa  1570-1628.  Three 
brothers.  See  Sherley,  Sir  A.,  Sherley,  Sir 
R.,  and  Sherley,  Sir  T. 

Briefeinemoriallof  thetravellsof  S.  6pp.  (Pur- 
chas, S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  2,  p.  1805.) 

Sherley,  Sir  Thomas.  1564-1619.  Three 
brothers.  See  Sherley,  Sir  A.,  Sherley,  Sir 
R.,  and  Sherley,  Sir  T. 

JVlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  23. 

Sherley.    See  also  Shirley. 

Sherley  family.    Briggs,  Maj.-Gen.  {—). 

Short  account  of  the  S.  family.  27  pp.  (Royal  Aslat. 
Soo.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v.  6, 1841,  p.  77.) 

Sherlock,  Thomas,  Bp.  of  London.    1678- 

1761.  De  I'usage  et  des  fins  de  la  prophetic  dans  les 
divers  ages  du  monde  ;  Dissertations.  95  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  18,  pp.  589,  673.)— De 
I'usage  et  des  fins  de  la  proi)h§tie  dans  les  divers  ages 
du  monde ;  Les  tf  mollis  de  la  resurrection  de 
J6sus-Chri8t,  examluSs  et  ]  ug^s  selon  les  regies  du 


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barreau,  pour  servir  de  r£ponse  aux objections  de  Sir 
■Wool8ton.  78  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Dimonstr,  6var)g£l.  v. 
7,  pp.  439,  527.) 
Slldclleton,  G.  Examination  of  the  Bp.  of  Lon- 
don's Discourses  concerning  the  use  and  intent  of 
prophecy.    135  pp.    [Misceh  workSt  v.  5,  p.  185.) 

Sberman,  Henry.  1808-79.  Governmental 
history  of  the  IJnited  States  of  America, 
from  the  earliest  settlement  to  the  adoption 
of  the  present  Federal  constitution.  Hart- 
ford, 1860.     8°.  1644 

Sherman,  Rev.  James.  1797-1863.  Memoir 
of  William  Allen.    London,  1851.    13°-    4816 

Slierinan,  Rev.  John.  1772-1838.  Descrip- 
tion [ot  Trenton  Falls].  34  pp.  (WlUlB,  N.  P.,  Trenton 
Falls,  p.  13.) 

Sherman,  John.  1833—.  Selected  speeches 
and  reports  on  finance  and  taxation  from 
1859-78.     New  York,  1879.     8°.  —1363 

Contents,  Annual  reports  to  Congress,  1877-78.— 
Taxation  of  bank  bills. — Coinage  laws.— Con- 
dition of  tbe  country. — Currency. — Currency 
and  specie  payments.- Dangers  of  the  restoration 
ot  the  Democratic  party  to  power.- Finances.— 
On  the  general  financial  policy  of  tbe  govern- 
ment.—Fractional  currency  :  silver  coinage. — 
Free  bnnking:  the  currency.- French  spolia- 
tion claims.— Funding  bill. —  Income  tax. — 
Internal  taxes  and  tarifiT.  —  International 
monetary  standard. — Issues  of  the  hour. — On 
tbe  loan  of  tiventy-five  million  dollars.— On 
tbe  niorrill  tarltf  bill.  —  IVational  bank  cur- 
rency.—National  banks. — National  currency. 
— Funding  of  tbe  national  debt.— National  ii nan- 
ces :  specie  payments. — Reissue  of  notes. — Conduct 
of  public  affairs.  —  Public  credit.  —  Public 
debt. — Public  debt  and  currency. — Receipts 
and  expenditures:  reduction  of  taxation. — Re- 
sumption act.— Legal  tender  ot  silver  coin.— 
Tariff. — On  the  issue  of  treasury  notes.— Issue  ot 
United  States  notes.— ^Vays  and  means. 

On  President  Johnson*s  policy ;  U.  S.  Senate, 

Feb.  23, 1866.    6  pp.    (Johnston,  A.,  Representative  Am. 
orations,  v.  3,  p.  269.) 

Garfield,  J.  A.    Nomination  of  S.    6  pp.    {Works, 

V.  2,  p.  777.) 

Sherman,  John  H.  General  account  of 
Miranda's  expedition,  including  the  trial 
and  execution  of  10  of  his  officers,  and  an 
account  of  the  imprisonment  and  sufferings 
of  the  remainder  of  his  officers  and  men 
who  were  taken  prisoners.  [Anon.'i  New 
York,  1808.    8°.  1637 

Sherman,  Mary  L.     My  valentine.  .  1  p. 

(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  5, 1873,  p.  452.) 

Sherman,  Orray  Taft.  Meteorological  and 
physical  observations  on  the  east  coast  of 
British  America.  Washington,  1883.  4°. 
(U.  S.  War  Dept.  Prof,  papers  of  the  Signal 
Service, 'No.  11.)  —3482 

Sherman,  Roger.     Sanderson,  J.     Roger 

Sherman.    66  pp.    {In  Ms  Biography  of  tbe  signers,  v. 
2,  p.  1 ;  V.  3,  p.  197.) 

Sherman,  Roger  Minot.    [Notice  of.]    19  pp. 

{New  Englander,  v.  4, 1846,  p.  1.) 

Sherman,  Gen.  William  Tecumseh.  1830—. 
Memoirs,  by  himself.  New  York,  1875.  3  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  131,  1875,  p. 
337;  Rev.  5.  detue  mondes,  1876,  3  per.  v.  14, 
p.  481.)  '  2646 

Bowman,  S.  M.,  and  Irwin,  R.  B.  Sher- 
man and  his  campaigns.     1865. 

BOYNTON,   H.  V.      Sherman's  historical 

raid.   The  Memoirs  in  the  light  of  the  record. 
1875. 

Cox,  J.   D.     March  to  the  sea.      1882. 

{Campaigns  of  the  civil  war,  v.  10.) 

Headlet,  J.  T.      Grant  and  Sherman ; 

their  campaigns  and  generals.    1866. 


Audonreld,  J.  C.    Gen.  S.  in  Europe  and  the  East. 

64  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  47,  1873,  pp.  225,  481,  652.)— 
Chesncy,  C.  C.  Sherman  and  Johnston,  and  the  At- 
lanta campaign.  14  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1875, 
p.  611.)— Guernsey,  A.  H.  Sherman's  great  march. 
20  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1865,  p.  570.)— Shanks,  W. 
F.  Cr.  Recollections  ot  S.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 
1865,  p.  640.)— Sherman  and  his  Dlemolrs.  39  pp. 
{Internat.  Rev.  v.  2,  1876,  p.  779.)— Stowe,  H.  B.  Gen. 
W.  T.  Sherman.  22  pp.  {In  her  Men  ot  our  times,  p. 
423.) 

i^ee  also  United  States,  Civil  war. 

Sherpenlieuvel,   Belgium.      Lipsius,   J. 

Diva  Hlchemlensls  sive  Aspricollls  nova  ej  us  beneflcia 
et  admiranda.    48  pp.    ( Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  1293.) 

Sherring,  Beo.  Matthew  Atmore.  Hindu 
tribes  and  castes,  as  represented  in  Benares. 
Calcutta,  1873-81.     3  v.  4°-  1702 

History  of  Protestant  missions  in  India, 

from  their  commencement  in  1706  to  1871. 
London,  1875.     8°.  —3376 

Sacred  city  of  the  Hindus :  an  account  of 

Benares  in  ancient  and  modern  times.  With 
an  introduction  by  Fitzedward  Hall.  Lon- 
don, 1868.     8°.  3443 

Sherwin,  Thomas.    Memoir  of.    8  pp.    {Am. 

J.  of  Education,  v.  8,  1860,  p.  461.) 

Sherwin,  W.  T.  Memoirs  of  the  life  of 
Thomas  Paine,  with  observations  on  his 
writings.    London,  1819.     8°.  4784 

Sherwood,  Andrew.  Geology  of  Potter 
county.  Harrisburg,  1880.  8°.  {Pa.  2  geol. 
surv.  1874-80,  G.  G.  G.)  —4647 

and  Piatt,  Franklin.  Geology  of  Ly- 
coming and  Sullivan  counties.  Harrisburg, 
1880.     8°.     [Pa.  3  geol.  surv.  1874-80,  G.  G.) 

—4647 
and  Fnlton,  John.  Report  of  pro- 
gress in  Bradford  and  Tioga  counties.  Har- 
risburg, 1878.  8°.  [Pa.  3  geol.  surv.  1874-80, 
G.)  —4647 
Sherwood,  Grace.  Record  of  Grace  Sher- 
wood's trial  for  witchcraft,  in  1705,  In  Princess  Anne 
county,  Va.  10  pp.  (Virginia  Hist,  and  Phllos.  Soc. 
Coll.  V.  1,  1833,  p.  69.) 

Sherwood,  John  D.     1818—     The  Pauper's 

home.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1859,  p.  658.)- Til- 
grimage  in  sunny  lands.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  \. 
36, 1868,  p.  1.)— Tbe  Silent  city  at  Greenwood.    2 

pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  38, 1869,  p.  145.) 

Sherwood,  Mrs.   Mary  Elizabeth  Wilson. 

Circa,  1830—.  De  I'amltiS.  4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  15, 
1857,  p.  373.)— De  I'ainour.  5  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v. 
13, 1856,  p.  349.)— Disagreeable  people.  6  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  15, 1857,  p.  634.)— Faithful  Bean.  10  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  33, 1874,  p.  196.)— George's  little 
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Shipping.  Causes  of  the  reduction  of 
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gation interests.  1870.  [U.  S.  41  Cong.  2 
sess.  House  of  Rep. ) 

merchant  shipping,  and  further  legislation.    35 

pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  141,  1876,  p.  250.)  —  Shipping 
Interest.    26  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  20, 1826,  p.  442.) 

See  also  Commerce  and  Trade. 

Ship>railway.    Dillon,  J.  A.    Tehuantepep 

and  the  Bads  ship-railway.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  63, 
1881,  p.  905.)— Eads,  J.  B.  The  Isthmian  ship-railway. 
16  pp.     (If.  Am,  Rev.  v.  132,  1881,  p.  223.) 

Ships. 

King,  J.  W.    Report  on  the  European 
ships  of  war  and  their  armament*.  .  .     1877. 

NiCOLAYSEN,  N.    Vilsing-ship  discovered 

at  Gokstad  in  Norway.     1883. 

United   States.    Senate.     Report  of  the 

select  committee  on  the  sickness  and  mor- 
tality on  emigrant  ships.  1854.  (33  Cong. 
1  sess. ) 

Artillery  and  ships  of  war.   18  pp.    (Edin.  Rev. 

V.  96, 1862,  p.  509.)— Brassey,  T.  Recent  designs  for 
ships  of  war.    10  pp.    (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  36, 1877,  p. 


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257.)— Brock,  E.  P.  L.  Discovery  of  an  ancient  war- 
ship near  Botley.  2  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ. 
v.  32,  1876,  p.  70.)— GihoM,  A.  L.  Need  ot  sanitary 
reform  in  ship-life.  IS  pp.  (Am.  Put.  Healtli  Assoc. 
Reports,  V.  3,  p.  85.)— Headley,  J.  T.  Sllips.  6  pp. 
(Scribncr's  Monthly,  v.  1,  1871,  p.  303.)— Ingersoll,  B. 
Lading  of  a  ship.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  65, 1877, 
p.  481.) — lialng,  D.  Scheme  for  recovering  ships  In 
the  Scottish  seas.  12  pp.  (Soc.  of  antiq.  Scotl.  Archaeol. 
Scot.  V.  4,  1857,  p.  428.)- Reed,  Sir  B.  J.  Forms  of 
ships.  26  pp.  (Inst,  of  Civil  Engineers,  Bydro-mechanics, 
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V.  44, 1883,  p.  731.)— Segller,  J.  A.  De  navitous  StTrpwpots 
et  Sin-pujiJ'i"!.  6  pp.  '(Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens. 
Comment,  v.  1,  1752,  p.  297.)- Shanks,  W.  F.  G.  Re- 
porters of  the  sea.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1868, 
p.  239.) — Sumner,  W.  G.  Shall  Americans  own  ships  ? 
8  pp.  IN.  Am.  Rev.  V.  132,  1831,  p.  559.)— Theory  of 
ships.  18  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1827,  p.  1.)— 
"Woodvporth,  J.  M.  Safety  of  ships  and  of  those 
who  travel  In  them.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  V.  3,  p.  79.) 

See  also    Maritime  law.— Navigation.— Ship- 
hiifildlng.— Steamships. 

Shipton,  Mother.  Prophesie,  in  the  raigne 
of  King  Henry  VIII,  fortelling  the  death  of 
Cardinall  Wolsey,  the  Lord  Percy,  and 
others,  as  also  what  should  happen  in  in- 
suing  times.  London,  1641;  repr.  1873.  8°. 
(Hindley,  O.,  Old  book  collect,  miscel.  v.  3, 
pt.  13.)  1344 

Head,  E.      Life  and  death    of   Mother 

Shipton.  Being  not  only  a  true  account  of 
her  strange  birth ;  the  most  important  pas- 
sages of  her  life  ;  but  also  all  her  prophesies, 
now  newly  collected.     1687;  repr.  1871. 

Shipwreck,  The.    Falconer,  W.  1365 

Shipwrecks.  Account  of  43  persons  who 
perished  by  shipwrecli  near  Spitzbergen  in  1646.  2 
pp.  (Churchill,  A.  and  3.,  Voyages, -v.  2,  p.  361;  Plnk- 
erton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  537.)— Shipwreciis  of  the 
Alceste  and  the  Medusa.  19  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v. 
30,  1818,  p.  383.)— Cochelet's  shipTrreck  [on  the 
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11,  1822,  p.  316.)  —  Davis,  H.  Japanese  wreclis  in 
American  waters.  8  pp.  {Overld.  Monthly, y.  9,181^, \), 
363.)— Frequency  of  shipwrecks.  16  pp.  {Edin. 
Rev.  v.  60,  18.i5,  p.  338.)— Hamel,  H.  Account  ot  the 
shlpwrecli  of  a  Dutch  vessel  on  the  coast  of  the  isle  of 
Quelpaert.  24  pp.  (Churchlil,  A.  and  J.,  Voyaqes,  v. 
4,  p.  719;  Plnkerton,  J.,Fo!/ajes,  v.  7,p.  517.)— Hillary, 
Sir  W.  Appeal  to  the  British  nation  on  the  humanity 
and  policy  of  forming  a  national  institution  for  the 
preservation  of  lives  and  property  from  shipwreck. 
18  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  23, 1824,  p.  477.)— Jonveaux,  E. 
Vlngt  mois  de  captivity  dans  une  lie  d6serte.  33  pp. 
{Correspondant,  v.  74,  1868,  p.  761.)— Kapp,  F.  Der 
Bchiffbruch  des  "  Deutschland."  12  pp.  {Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  6, 1876,  p.  276.)- lie  Roy,  P.  L.  Narrative 
of  the  adventures  of  4  Russian  sailors,  who  were  cast 
away  on  the  desert  island  of  East-Spitzbergen.  78  pp. 
(Staehiin,  J.  von,  Account  of  the  new  Northern  Archipelago, 
p.  41.)— Nocturnal  separation.  8  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  12, 1822,  p.  17.)— Pelsart,  F.  In  Ms  Voyage  to 
Australasia.  11  pp.  (Plnlierton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  11,  p. 
428.)— Q,uirini,  P.  Irt  his  Voyage  and  travels  Into 
Norway  in  1431.  17  pp.  (Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  485.) 
—Shipwrecks,  lifeboats,  lighthouses,  and  buoys. 
21  pp.  {London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  20,  1803,  p.  331.)— Ship, 
wrecks,  waifs,  and  strays.  5  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  58, 
1858,  p.  343.)  — Sinking  system  at  sea.  7  pp. 
{Westm.  Rev.  v.  19,  1833,  p.  366.)— Stories  of  ship, 
wreck.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  3, 1851,  p.  62.)— Tale 
of  shipwreck,  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  p. 
335.)— Wrecks,  life-boats,  and  lighthouses.  32  pp. 
(Edin.  Ben.  ''■  H^,  1862,  p.  153.) 

See  also  Quart.  Bev.  v.  104, 1858,  p.  170.    Also  Terra 
Wova,  Ship.— "Wager,  Ship. 

Shiras,  Alexander,  D.  D.  Life  and  letters 
of  Rev.  James  May,  D.  D.    Phila.  n.  d.     13°. 

8896 
Shirlaw,  "Walter.       Benjamin,    S.    G.  W. 

Waiter  Shirlaw.    5  pp.    ( Our  Am.  artists,  1  s.) 

Shirley,  Anna  W.    Tried  and  true.    5  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  27, 1863,  p.  835.) 


Shirley,  Evelyn  Philip.  1813-83.  Noble 
and  gentle  men  of  England;  or,  notes  touch- 
ing the  arms  and  descents  of  the  ancient 
knightly  and  gentle  houses  of  England, 
arranged  in  their  respective  counties.  West- 
minster, 1860.     sm.  4°.  3776 

(Ed.)       Original  letters  and  papers  in 

illustration  of  the  history  of  the  Church  in 
Ireland,  during  the  reigns  of  Edward  VI, 
Mary,  and  Elizabeth.     London,  1851.    p.  8°. 

—1378 
Shirley,  Henry.     17  cent.     The  Martyr'd 

souldler.  88  pp.  (BuUen,  A.  H.,  Coll.  of  old  Eng.  plays, 
v.  1.) 

Fleay,  F.  G.    Annals  of  the  careers  of  James  and 

Henry  S.    10  pp.    (Anglia,  v.  8, 1885,  p.  406.) 

Shirley,  James.  1594-1666.  Dramatic  works 
and  poems,  now  first  collected  ;  with  notes 
by  the  late  William  Giflford  and  additional 
notes,  and  some  account  of  Shirley  and  his 
writings,  by  Rev.  Alexander  Dyce.  London , 
1833.    6  V.  8°.  8363 

Contents.  Arcadia,  V.  6.— Ball,  v.  3.— Bird  in  a 
cage,  V.  2. —  Brothers,  v.  1.— Cardinal,  v.  6. — 
Chahot,  Admiral  of  France,  v.  6.— Commend- 
atory verses  on  8.  v.  1.— Constant  niaid,  v.  4. — 
Contention  for  honour  and  riches,  v.  6.— Con- 
tention of  AJax  and  Ulysses,  etc.  v.  6,— Coro- 
nation, V.  3. —  Court  secret,  v.  5,— Capid  and 
death,  v.  6.— Doubtful  heir,  v.  4.— Duke's  mis- 
tress, V.  4 Dyce,  A.    Some  account  of  S.  and  his 

writings,  v.  1.— ESxantple,  v.  3.— Gamester,  v.  3. — 
Gentleman  of  Venice,  v.  5.— Grateful  servant, 
V.  2. — Honoria  and  Mammon,  v.  6. — Humorous 
courtier,  v.  4. — Hyde  Park.  v.  2. — Imposture,  v. 
5.— liady  of  pleasure,  v.  4.— Ijove  in  a  maze,  v.  2. 
— liove  tricks  $  or,  the  school  of  complement,  v.  1 — 
liOve's  cruelty,  v.  2. — Maid's  revenge,  v.  1. — 
Opportunity,  v.  3. — Poems,  v.  6.— Politician,  v. 
5. — Royal  master,  v.  4.— St.  Patrick  for  Ireland, 
V.  4.— Sisters,  v.  5. — Traitor,  v.  2.— Triumph  of 
beauty,  v.  6.— Triumph  of  peace,  v.  6.— Wed- 
ding, V.  1.— "Witty  fair  one,  v.  1 — Yonng  ad- 
miral, V.  3. 

(Kev.  of  in  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  16,  1834,  p.  103;  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  49,  1833,  p.  1.) 

Andromana ;    or,  the  merchant's  wife.     24  pp. 

(Scott,  Sir  W.,  And.  Brit,  drama,  v.  3,  p.  242.)— The  Bird 
in  a  cage.  31  pp.  (Scott,  Sir  W.,  And.  Brit,  drama,  v. 
1,  p.  219.)— The  Gamester.  30  pp.  (Scott,  Sir  W., 
.4nci. /Jri(.  drama,  V.  2,  p.  489.) — Poems*  62  pp.  (Camp- 
bell, T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p.  1.)— Songs.  6  pp.  (Bell, 
R,,  Songs  from  the  dramatists,  p.  221.) 

Dunham,  S.  A.,  and  others.  James  Shirley.  69  pp. 

{In  their  Lives  of  the  lit.  and  scl.  men  of  .Gt.  Brit.  v.  3, 
p.  1:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) — Dyce,  A.  Some  ac- 
count of  S.  and  his  writings.  64  pp.  ..(Shirley,  J., 
Dramat.  works  and  poems,  v.  1,  p.  111.) — Fleay,  F.  G. 
Annals  of  the  careers  of  James  and  Henry  S.  10  pp. 
{Anglia,  v.  8,  1885,  p.  405.) 

Shirley,  John  Milton.  1831-87.  Dartmouth 
college  causes  and  the  Supreme  Court  of 
the  United  States.  St.  Louis,  1879.  8°.  —1357 

Shirley,  Walter  Augustus,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of 
Sodor  and  Man.  1797-1847.  Letters  and 
memoir,  ed.  by  Thomas  Hill.  London,  1849. 
8°.  4764 

Shirley,  Bev.  Walter  Waddington  [Ed.) 
1838-66.  Royal  and  other  historical  letters 
illustrative  of  the  reign  of  llenry  III,  1316- 
73.  London,  1863-66.  3v.r.  8°.  [Gt.  B'Ht. 
Rolls  chron.)  4544 

Shirley,  William,  Gov.  of  Mass.    1693-1771. 

Edward,  the  Black  Prince;  or,  the  battle  of  Polctlers: 
an  historical  tragedy.  61  pp.  (Inchbald,  E.,  Brit, 
theat.  V.  4 ;  London  stage,  v.  1.) 

Drake,  S.  G.    Particular  history  of  the 

5  years'  French  and  Indian  war  in  New 
England  and  parts  adjacent  .  .  .  sometimes 
called  Gov.  Shirley's  wax,  with  a  memoir  of 
Maj.-Gen.  Shirley.     1870. 


SHIRLEY 


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SHORT  HISTORY 


Shirley.    See  also  Sherley. 

SI»irIey,pseMd.    See  Skelton,  J. 

Sliirley.  Nicholls,  Mrs.  C.  B.  (Currer  Bell, 
pseud.)  1364 

Sliirreff,  Emily  Anne.  1814—.  Kinder- 
garten :  principles  of  Froebel's  system,  and 
tUeir  bearing  on  the  education  of  women. 
London,  1876.     13°.  —3377 

Sliirreif,   Patrick.       Tour   through    North 

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1835,  p.  382  ;    Westm.  Rev.  V.  23, 1835,  p.  3J.9.) 

Shoa.  Johnston,  C.  Travels  in  southern 
Abyssinia,  through  the  country  of  Adal  to 
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RocUet  d'H4rlcourt,C.  L.  X.    Lettre  3ur  le  Ohoa 

et  I'Atoysainle.    9  pp.    (OorrespondanJ,  v.  3, 1843,  p.238.) 

Shoals,  Isles  of.    See  Isles  of  Shoals. 
Shobdon,  England.     Wright,  T.     On  the 

remains  of  Shobdon  old  churoli.  B  pp.  {,Archaeol. 
.Toui-n.  V.  1,1845,1).  233.) 

Shoberl,  Frederic.  1775-1853.  Prince 
Albert,  and  the  House  of  Saxony;  with  a 
particular  memoir  of  the  reigning  family  of 
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.  3  ed.  London,  1840. 
13°.  .  4817 

Biographical    dictionary    of   the    living 

authors  of  Great  Britain.  See  Upcott,  W. , 
and  Shoberl,  F. 

Shoddy.    33  pp.    Whipple,  E.   P.,  Success 

arid  Us  conditions,  p.  273;  and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27, 1871, 
p.  338. 

Shoemaking.  D.,  T.  A.  Modern  shoe- 
making.    0  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  40,  1877,  p.  669.) 

Shoes,  On  a  pair  of  old.     5  pp.     Sprague,  C. 

p.    (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  16, 1865,  p.  360.) 

Shoo  King.    See  Confucius. 

Shooter,  Rev.  Joseph.  The  Kafirs  of  Natal 
and  the  Zulu  country.  London,  1857.  8°.  1433 

Shooting.  Caeleton,  Capt.  {—).  Recrea- 
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Db  Grey,  T.,  6  Baron  Walsingham,  and 

Payne-Gallwet,  Sir  R.  W.,  3  Baron  Gall- 
wey.  Shooting :  field  and  covert.  1887. 
(Somerset,  H.  C.  F.,  8  Dulce  of  Beaufort,  and 
Watson,  A.  E.  T.,  Badminton  Ubr.) 

Shooting :    moor  and  marsh.      1887. 

(Somerset,  H.  C.  F.,  8  Duke  of  Beaufort,  a,nd. 
Watson,  A»E.  T.,  Badminton  Lihr.) 

^feeaiso  Archery.— Hunting  and  the  chase. — 
Sports. 

Shooting  Niagara:   and  after'?    18  pp. 

Carlyle,  T.  (MacmiTlan's  Mag.  v.  16, 1867,  p.  319.) 
Shore,  Charles  John,  3  Baron  Teignmouth. 
1796-1885.  Memoir  of  the  life  and  corres- 
pondence of  John,  Lord  Teignmouth.  Lon- 
don, 1843.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  80,  1844,  p.  351.)  4895 

Sketcliea  ol  the  coasts  and  Islands  of  Scotland.    8 

pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  17, 1338,  p.  31.)    , 

Shore,  Frederick  John.  1799-1837.  Notes 
on  Indian  affairs.    London,  1837.    3  v.  8°. 

3454 

Shore,  John,  1  Baron  Teignmouth.  1751- 
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correspondence  of  Sir  William  Jones.  Lon- 
don, 1806.  2  V.  8°.  4831 
The  same.  3  ed.  London,  1806.  4°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  5, 1805,  p.  339. )   3773 

Shore,  C.  J.,  3  Baron  Teignmouth.  Me- 
moir of  the  lifeand  correspondence  of  John, 
Lord  Teignmouth.     1843,  2  v. 

■ Dr.  Wordsworth  and  Lord  Teignmouth  on  the  Btlble 

Society.  12  pp.  (Qwari.  Beo.v.  4, 1810,  p.  68.)— Cham- 
bers, Sir  E.    Discourse  delivered  at  a  meeting  of  the 
Aaiatlok  Society.  6  pp.  Usiai.  iSesearc/i.  v.  6,n99,p.l.) 
PABT  v.— 28. 


Shoreliam,  William  de.  14  cent.  Religious 
poems.  Ed.  by  Thomas  Wright.  London, 
1849.     8°.     (Percj/Soc.v.  38.)  1358 

[Fragment.]    8  pp.    (Maotzner,  B.  A.  r.,  AUmgl. 

sprachproben,  v.  1,  pt.  1,  p.  259.) 

Shores  of  liake  Aral.    Wood,  H.      1484 
Shorham,  England.      Laud,  W.,  Abp.  of 

Canterbury.  Articles  to  be  enquired  of  by  the  minister, 
churchwardens,  and  sldemen  of  every  parish  and 
chappelry  within  the  deanry  of  [Shorham].'  146  pp. 
(Works,  V.  5,  pt.  2,  p.  137  :  Libr.  Angl.-  Catk.  Thiol.) 

Short,  Charles,  LL.  D.  1831-86.  The  order 
of  words  in  Attic  Greet  prose,  an  essay.  116  pp.  (With 
Yongo,  0.  D.,  English- Gh-eelc  lexicon.) 

Harper's  Latin  dictionary.     See  Lewis, 

C.  T.,  and  Short,  O. 

Short,  James.     Erskine,  D.  S.,  11  Earl  of 

Buchan.  Lite  of  S.  5  pp.  (Soc.  of  antlq.  Scotl.  Ardiaeol. 
Scot.  V.  1,  1792,  p.  251.) 

Short,  John  T.  —1883.  The  North  Amer- 
icans of  antiquity;  their  origin,  migrations, 
and  type  of  civilization  considered.  New 
York,  1880.     8°.  1704 

Short,  Thomas,  M.  D.  —1772.  Comparative 
history  of  the  increase  and  decrease  of  man- 
kind in  England,  and  several  countries 
abroad  ...  To  which  is  added,  a  syllabus  of 
the  general  states  of  health,  air,  seasons,  and 
food  for  the  last  300  years  ;  and  also  a  meteor- 
ological discourse.   London,  1767.  4°-  —3303 

Short,  Thomas  Vowler,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  St. 
Asaph.  1790-1873.  Sketch  of  the  history  of 
the  Church  of  England  to  the  revolution, 
1688.     London,  1869.    13°.  —1388 

Short  account  of  the  late  grand  expedition 
to  the  coast  of  France.  London,  1757.  8°. 
{Political  tracts  rel.  to  Admiral  Byng.)     1517 

Short  address  to  the  government .  .  . 
on  the  present  state  of  affairs.  Bacon,  A. 
(W^jtft.  Johnson,  S.,  Taxation  no  tyranny.) 

1647 

Short  and  easy  method  with  the  Deists. 

60  pp.    Leslie,  C,  Tlieol.  works,  v.  1,  p.  1. 

Short  and  easy  method  with  the  Jews. 

172  pp.     Leslie,  C,  Tkeol.  works,  V.  1,  p.  77. 

Short  and  plain  way  to  the  faith  and 

church.     Hudleston,  R.  — 4357 

Short  character  of  Charles  II.   10  pp. 

S^ietaeld,  J.,  Duke  of  Buckinghamshire.      (Villlers,  G., 
Duke  of  Buclcingham,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  235.) 

Short  comment  on  Sir  I.  Newton's  Priu- 
oipia.     Emerson,  W.,  Worfcs,  V.  13.      —3437 

Short  critical  review  of  the  political  life 
of  Oliver  Cromwell.     Banks,  J.  4834 

Short  discussion  of  the  Spanish  question. 

15  pp.     (Famphleleer,  v.  21, 1822,  p.  349.) 

Short  history  of  Greek  mathematics . 

Gow,  J.  —2436 

Short  history  of  India.     Wheeler,  J.  T. 

3447 
Short  history  of  paper  money  and 

banking  in  the  United  States.     Gouge,  W. 

M.  —1398 

Short  history  of  Parliament.     Skot- 

towe,  B.  C.  —1357 

Short    history    of    Rhode    Island. 

Greene,  G.  W.  2627 

Short  history  of  tapestry.    Muentz,  E. 

—3736 
Short  history  of  the  British  Empire 

.  .  .  1793-93.     Plowden,  F.  3585 

Short  history  of  the  English  colo- 
nies in  America.     Lodge,  H.  C.  1615 


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SHRINES 


Short  history  of  the  English  Parlia- 
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Masse  Abhandl.  1856,  p.  161.) 

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p.  338.) 

Siamese  twins.  Report  of  the  autopsy  of 
the  Siamese  twins.     1874. 

Historical    account    of    the    Siamese    twin 

brothers,  from  actual  observations.  16  pp.  (Bound 
pamph.  V.  174.) 

Sibbald,  James.  1747-1803.  Chronicle  of 
Scottish  poetry,  from  the  13  century,  to  the 
union  of  the  crowns.  London,  1803.  4  v. 
8°.  1376 

Contents.  Alexander,  W.,  Earl  of  Stirling.  Ex- 
tracts from  "  Paraenesis,"  v.  3.  —  Arbiithnot,  A. 
Miseries  of  a  pure  scolar.  Praises  of  wemen,  v.  3.— 
Aventnre  on  AVeddinsday,  v.  3.  —  Balade- of 
contradictions,  V.  1 — Ballade  against  deceit- 
ful women,  v.  1. — Ballade  against  the  times, 
V.  1. — Balnevis,  (— ).  Counsale  to  Huntarls,  v.  3. — 
Bankis  of  Helicone,  v.  3 — Barbour,  J.  Speech 
of  Robert  the  Bruce  before  the  battle  of  Banuockburn, 

V.  1.— Barclay,  A.     [PoemsJ,  v.  2 Battle  of  Har- 

la'W,  V.  3. — Belleibdcn,  J.  Allegorie  of  virtue  and 
delyte;  Proheme  to  Boyce's  Chronicle,  v.  2.— Burel, 
J.  Description  of  the  Queen's  entry  into  Edinburgh, 
1690,  v.  3.— Bnrne.  N.  Address  to  the  reforming 
ministers, V.  3.— Clapperton,  (— ).  Wa worth  maryage; 
God  glf  I  wer  wedo  now,  v.  3. — Clerk,  J.  Advice  to 
luvars;  Brash  of  wooing,  v.  1.— Complaint  of  Scot- 
land, V.  3 — Cunningham,  A.,  5  Earl  of  Gleneairn. 
Epistle  of  the  hermit  of  Lnretto,  v.  3.— Description 
of  pedder  coifeis,  v.  3.— Douglas,  G.  [Poems],  v. 
1.  — Dunbar,  W.     [Poems],  v.  1,  2.  — Pethy,  (— ). 

Luvarls  lament,  v.  3 Fetv  may  fend  for  falset, 

v.  2.— Plemyng,  (— ).  Ballat  of  evili  wyms,  v.  3.— 
Freirs  of  Berwick,  v.  2.^ — General  satyre,  v.  3. — 
Harding,  J.  Itinerarie  through  Scotland,  v.  1. — 
Henry  the  Minstrel.  Account  of  the  execution  of  Sir 
■William  Wallace,  v.  1 — Henrysoii,  R.  Fables,  v.  1. 
—Holland,  (— ).  The  Houlat,  or  the  danger  of  pride, 
V.  1. — HoTT  a  merchant  did  his  ivife  betray,  v. 
1. — Hume,  A.  [Poems],  v.  3.— Inglis,  5ir  J.  General 
satyre,  v.  1.— James  I,  King  of  Gt.  Britain.  [Poems], 
V.  3.— James  I,  King  of  .Scotland.  Chrlstis  kirk  on  the 
greene, V.  2. — King's  Quair;  Peblls  to  the  play;  Song 
on  absence,  v.  1.— John  Uponland's  complaint, 
V.  2 Kennedy,  W.  laveclive  against  mouth- 
thankless;  Prais  of  alge.v.  1. — Kennedy  and  Dun- 
bar's Flyting,  v.  1.— Hiament  of  a  pure  court- 


man,  V.  3.— Ijyndsay,  Sir  D.  [Poems],  v.  2,  3.— 
DIaitland,  Sir  E.  [Poems],  v.  3.— Making  of  the 
lairdis  bed,  v.  3.— Mersar,  (— ).  Perell  of  pRra- 
mours,  V.  1.— Montgomery,  A.  [Poems],  v.  3.— The 
Murnlng  maiden,  v.  1.— O  lusty  May,  v.  3.— Of 
men  evill  to  pleiss.  v.  3.— Prudent  counsale 
anent  lending,  v.  3.— Rolland,  J.  Seven  sages, v.  3. 
—  [Attributed  to.]    Three  preists  of  Peblls,  v.  2 — Sang 

aganis  the  ladycs,  v.  3 Scha-w,  Q.    Advyce  to  a 

courtier,  v.  1.— Scott,  A.  [Poems],  v.  3.— Semple,  R., 
i  Lord.  Ballat  on  3  female  taverners;  Fleming  barge  j 
Philotus,  V.  3. —  Sibbald,  J.  Observations  on  the 
origin  of  the  terms  Plctl,  Oaledonii,  and  Scottl,  v.  4.— 
Extracts  from  the  Aventures  of  Sir  Ga-wane,  v.  1 — 
Sir  Penny,  or  the  power  of  money,  v.  1. — In  praise 
of  the  worthy  knight  Sir  Penny,  v.  3.— Song  exylit 
thro-w  pryde,  v.  2.— Stewart,  (— ).  Lerges  of  this 
new-yelr  day ;  Of  hap  at  court ;  To  King  James  V,  v.  2. 
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Jock  and  Jenny,  v.  3 Glossary,  v.  4. 

(Rev^  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  3, 1805,  p.  198.) 

Sibbald,  Sir  Robert,  M.  D.    Circa  1641-1733. 

History  of  the  Pacts  of  Fife  and  Kinross. 

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Sibbes,  Richard,  D.  D.  1577-1635.  Com- 
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Contents.  Angels' acclamations,  v.  6. — Bowels 
opened ;  or,  expository  sermons  on  Canticles  IV,  10, 
V,  VI,  V.  2. — Bride's  longing,  v.  6. — Briiiged  reed 
and  smoking  flax,  v.  1.— Christ  Is  best;  or,  St. 
Paul's  strait,  v.  1.  —  Description  of  Christ,  v.  1 — . 
Christ's  sniTerings  for  man's  sin,  v.  1.— Church's 
complaint  and  contldence,  v.  6.— Church's  visi- 
tation, V.  1.— Commentary  on  the  1  chapter  of  tlie  2 
Epistle  to  the  Corinthians,  v.  3.— Treatises  and  ser- 
mons from  the  Epistles  to  the  Corinthians,  v.  4.— 
Faithful  Covenanter,v.  6.— King  David's  epitaph, 
v.  6. — Fruitful  labour  for  eternal  food,  v.  6. — 
Breathing  after  God,  v.  2.— God's  inquisition,  v. 
6.— Glorious  feast  of  the  Gospel,  v.  2.— Grosart,  A. 

B.    Memoir  of  S.  v.  1 Heavenly  conference,  v.  6. 

— Josiah's  reformation,  v.  6. — Lydia's  conver- 
sion, V.  6.— Machless  love  and  iubeing,  v.  G. — 
Expositions  and  treatises  from  portions  of  several  of 
the  Epistles  of  St.  Paul,  v.  5.— Rescue  from  death, 
with  a  return  of  praise,  v.  6. — Returning  back- 
slider; or,  a  commentary  upon  Hosea  xiv,  v.  2. — 
Rich  poverty ;  or,  the  poor  man's  riches,  v.  6. — 
Saint's  comforts,  v.  6.— Saint's  hiding-place  in 
the  evil  day,  v.  1.— Saint's  safety  in  evil  times  mani- 
fested by  St.  Paul,  from  his  experience  of  God's  good- 
ness in  greatest  distress,  v.  1.— DitUculty  of  salva- 
tion, V.  1.— Miscellaneous  sermons,  v.  7.— Soul's 
conflict  wilh  itself,  and  victory  over  Itself  by 
faith,  V.  1 — Spiritual  favourite  at  the  throne  of 
grace,  v.  6.  —  Spiritual  mourning,  v.  6.  —  The 
Spouse,  her  earnest  desire  after  Christ,  v.  2.— Suc- 
cessful seeker,  v.  C— Sword  of  the  wicked,  v.  1. 
—Ungodly 's  misery ,v.  1.— Violence  victorious, 
v.  6 — Indexes,  etc.  v.  7. 

Grosart, -A.  B.    Memoir  of  S.    115  pp.    (Sibbes,  B., 

Compi.  works,  v.  1,  p.  xvil.) 

Siber,  Adam  Theodor.     1563-1616.     Com- 

mentarloli.  6  pp.  (Prudentlus,  A.  0.,  Opera  omnia,  v. 
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Siberia. 

Atkinson,  T.  W.    Oriental  and  western 
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Bush,  R.  J.  Reindeer,  dogs,  and  snow- 
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Chappb  d'Auteeoche,  J.      Voyage  en 

Siberie.     1768,  3  v.  in  3. 

Journey  into  Siberia.     1770. 

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SicUerer,  P.  F.    Strauss,  D.  F.    Worte  der 

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Criorgi,  P.  (Ed.)    Antlca  ulnna-nanna  slciliana  del 

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See  also  Italian  ballads  and  soughs. 

Sicilian  cycles.    9  pp.    Freeman,  E.  A., 

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{Ed.)  Fiabe,  novelle,  e  racconti  popo- 
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See  also  Italian  fiction. 

Sicilian  language.    See  Italian  language, 

Dialects. 
Sicilian  literature.    Maezo,  G.  di  {Ed.) 

Biblioteca    storica    e    litteraria    di    Sicilia. 

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Giovanni,  V.  dl.     Alcuni  esempli  da  un  codlce 

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See  also  Sicilian  ballads  and  songs.— Sicilian 
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Sicilian  poetry.  Gaspary,  A.  Sicilian- 
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1878. 

Maezo,  ,G.  di.    Drammatiche  rappresen- 

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PiTRfi,    G.     Studi    di    poesia    popolare. 

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Salomoue-Marino,  S.    Storie  popolari  in  poesia 

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Sicilian   romance.     74   pp.     Radcliffe, 

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Sicilian  story.     33  pp.     Procter,  B.  W. 

(Barry  Cornwall,  pseuA.),  Poet,  works,  v.  2,  p.  1. 

Sicilian  vespers.    See  Sicily,  History. 
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Sicilianisclie  dichterschule  des  13  jahr- 
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Sicilianische  maerchen.  Gonzenbach, 
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{Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  V.  2, 1846,  p.  64.)— Gus- 
gero-vr,  A.  Les  malades  dana  la  paix  et  dana  la  guerre. 
Pabt  v.— 29. 


29  pp.  (Biblioth,  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  39,  1870, 
p.  6.)  —  Havreg,  0.  P.  Invalidism.  7  pp.  [Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  18,  1866,  p.  699.)  —  Methods  of  slcls 
relief.  9  pp.  iMacmillan's  Mag.  v.  39,  1879,  p.  211.) — 
Pleasures  of  Illness.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag,  v.  1, 
1850,  p.  697.)— Pleasures  of  sickness.  7  pp.  [Blade- 
wood's  Mag.  v.  12, 1822,  p.  199.) 

See  also  IVurslng.— Pathology. 

Sicnlns  Flaccus.  De  condicionibus  agro- 
rum.  32  pp.  (Blume,  P.,  and  Others,  ScAri/^end.roem. 
feldmesser,  v.  2,  p.  108.) 

Sicyon.     Wustmann,  G.    Die  sikyonische 

maleraohule.  26  pp.  (Bheiniscli.  mus.  n.  a.  v.  23, 1868, 
p.  454.) 

Siddons,  Mrs.  Sarah  Kemble.    Boaden,  J. 

Memoirs  of  Mrs.  Siddons.     1827,  3  v. 
Campbell,  T.     Life   of   Mrs.  Siddons. 

1834,  3  V. 
■ —  Fitzgerald,  P.  H.    The  Kembles  .  .  . 

including  the  lives  of  Mrs.  Siddons,  and  her 

brother,  J.  P.  Kemble.    n.  d.  2  v. 
— -  Kennaed,    Mrs.  N.  A.     Mrs.   Siddons. 

1887.    {Famous  women. ) 

Burial  of  S.    3  pp..    (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3, 1831,  p.  768.) 

— Conaut,  S.  S.  Prom  a  ham  to  Drury  Lane.  12  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  44,  1872,  p.  184.)— Jeukin,  P.  Mrs. 
Siddons  as  Lady  Macbeth.  18  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent, 
V.  3, 1878,  p.  296.)— Mrs.  Slddona  as  Queen  Katharine, 
Mra.  Beverley,  and  Lady  Randolph.  11  pp.  {Macmil- 
lan's  Mag.  v.  46, 1882,  p.  20.)— Matthews,  J.  B.  Sarah 
Siddons.  42  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L., 
Actors  and  actresses,  v.  2,  p.  23.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  36, 1834,  pp.  149,  355. 

Side  by  side.    13  pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  78,  1871,  p.  544.) 

Siden,  Capt.  Thomas,  pseud.    History  of  the 
Sevarambians :  a  people  of  the  south-conti- 
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Note. — A  political  romance. 

Sidenbladh,  Elis.    Swedish  catalogue.    I. 

Statistics.    II.   Exhibits.     [Phila.  1876.]    8°. 

{Phila.  Intemat.  Exhib.  1876.)  —3714 

Sidera.  20  pp.  Sidney,  Sir  P. ,Compl. poems, 

V.  1,  p.  169 :  Fuller  worthies'  libr. 

Sidereal  astronomy.    43  pp.    Holland, 

5iVH.,  assays,  p.  310. 

Sidereal  messenger.    Galilei,  G.    —2496 

Sid^rotechnie,  ou  I'art  de  traiter  les  mine- 
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Sidgwick,  Alfred.  1850—.  Fallacies.  A 
view  of  logic  from  the  practical  side.  New 
York,  1884.     12°.     {Intemat.  Sei.  S.)    —1447 

Sidgwick,  Henry.  1838—.  Methods  of 
ethics.    London,  1874.    8°.  —1443 

Outlines  of  the  history  of  ethics  for  Eng- 
lish readers.    London,  1886.     13°.        —1448 

Principles  of  political  economy.  London, 

1883.     8°.  —1363 

Bain,  A.    Methods  of  ethics,  by  S.    19  pp.    {Mind, 

V.  1,  1876,  p.  179.)— Calderwood,  H.  Sidgwick  on 
intuitionalism.  9  pp.  {Mind,  v.  1,  1876,  p.  197.)- 
GIzyclii, G.von.  Methods  of  ethics,  by  S.  24  pp. 
(  Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos.  v.  4, 1880,  p.  114 ;  v.  9, 
1885,  p.  104.)— Stephen,  L.  Sidgwlck'a  Methods  ot 
ethicks.    20  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  11, 1875,  p.  306.) 

Sidgwick,  Mrs.  Henry.  University  educa- 
tion ot  women.  11  pp.  (London  Intemat.  Health  Ex- 
hib. Literature,  v.  15,  p.  364.) 

Sidgwick.    See  also  Sedgwick. 

Sidmontta,  Viscount.  See  Addington,  H., 
Viscount  Sidmouth. 

Sidney,  or  Sydney,  Algernon.  1633-83. 
Works.  New  ed.  London,  1773.  4°.  3143 
Contents.  Advertisement. — Apology  in  the  day 
of  his  death.— Discourses  concerning  government. 
—  General  view  ot  government  in  E^urope. — 
Letters  to  his  father,  Robert,  Earl  of  Ijcicester.— 
lietters.— Memiolrs  of  the  lite  ot  S.,  including  the 
paper  which  he  delivered  to  the  aherilts  upon  the 
scaffold  on  Tower-hill,  before  his  execution,— Pro- 


SIDNEY 


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tcctov's  advice  to  S.  when  he  went  to  the  king  of 
Sweden  in  Poland.— Letters  to  Henry  Savllle,  am- 
bassador In  France.— Trial. 

General  view  ot  go-rei'iiment  In  Europe,  78  pp. 

{Ealjih,  J.,  Use  and  abuse  of  parliaments,  v.  1,  p.  1.) — 
Original  letters,  98  pp.  (Blencowe,  E.  W.,  Sydney 
papers,  p.  163.) 

EWALD,  A.  C.     Life  and  times  of  Hon. 

Algernon  Sydney.  1622-83.     1873,  2  v. 

■ Meadley,  G.  W.    Memoirs  of  Algernon 

Sydney.     1813. 
' memoirs  of  S.    45  pp.    {Sidney,  A.,  Works,  p.  1.) — 

Parton,  J.    Life,  trial,  and  execution  of  S.    13  pp. 

(In  ft]  5  Triumphs  of  enterprise,  p.  GOl.) 
See  also  Vem.  Rev.  v.  28, 1861,  p.  494;  v.  29, 1861,  p.  116. 

Sidney,  Rev.  Edwin.  Life  of  Lord  Hill,  late 
Commander  of  the  forces.  London,  1845. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  26, 
1845,  p.  46  ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  3,  1845,  p.  290.) 

4886 

Sidney,  Henry,  1  Earl  ofRomney.  1640-1704. 
Diary  of  the  times  of  Charles  II,  including 
his  correspondence  with  the  Countess  of 
Sunderland  ...  To  which  are  added,  letters 
illustrative  of  the  times  of  James  II  and 
William  III.  Ed. ,  with  notes,  by  R.  W.  Blen- 
cowe.   London,  1843.     2  v.  8°.  1556 

Sidney,  Sir  Henry.  Derricke,  J.  The 
Image  of  Irelande  [a  poem].  63  pp.  8  pi.  (Somers,  J., 
Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  668.)— Wright,  G.  H.  On  Sir 
Philip  Sidney  and  his  father,  Sir  Henry  Sidney,  in 
connexion  with  Ludlow  Castle.  15  pp.  (Brit.  Arohaeol. 
Assoc.  Joum.  V.  24, 1868,  p.  313.) 

and  others.    Letters  and  memorials  of 

state  in  the  reigns  of  Queen  Mary,  Queen 
Elizabeth,  King  James,  King  Charles  I,  part 
of  the  reign  of  King  Charles  II,  and  Oliver's 
usurpation  .  .  .  [Ed.]  by  Arthur  Collins. 
London,  1746.    2  v.  fo.  1551 

Sidney,  Mary,  Countess  of  Pembroke.  Circa 
1550-1621 .  A  poem  on  Our  Saviour's  passion. 
From  an  unpub.  MS  in  the  British  Museum. 
London,  1862.    p.  8°.  1395 

iVoie.— She  was  the  daughter  of  Sir  Henry  Sidney 
and  the  3  wife  of  Henry  Herbert,  2  Earl  oj  Pembroke, 
but  Allibone,  Lowndes,  Thomas,  etc.,  place  her  under 
Sidney,  by  which  name  she  is  more  generally  kuown. 

Psalmes  of  David.     S?e  Sidney,  Sir  P., 

aud  Sidney,  M. ,  Countess  of  Pembroke. 

Psalmes.    4  pp.    (Sa-vington,  Sir  J.,  Nugaeantiquae, 

T.  2,  p.  407.) 

Sidney,  Sir  Philip.  1554-86.  Works,  in 
prose  and  verse.  14  ed.  London,  1724-25. 
3  V.  8°.  2176 

Contents.    Astropliel  and  Stella,  v.  3 — Lady  of 

May,  V.  3.— I.lfe  of  S.  T.  3.— Criticisms  on  pastoral 
writins.  v-  3 — Countess  of  Pembroke's  Arcadia, 
v.  1 -3.— iJefense  of  poesy,  v.  3.— Remedy  of  love, 
v.  3.— Sonnets  and  translations,  v.  3, — Testi- 
monies concerning  the  author,  v.  3. 

Complete  poems  .  .  .     Ed.  with  essay  on 

the  life  and  writings,  and  notes  and  illus- 
trations, by  Rev.  A.  B.  Grosart.  [London], 
1878.    2v.  12°-    [Fuller  worthies'' libr.)    2116 

Contents.    Astropliel  and  Stella,  v.  1. — Grosart, 

A.  B.  Essay  on  the  poetry  of  S.  v.  1.— Pansies  from 
Penshurst  and  Wilton,  v.  1. — From  the  Countesse  of 
Pembroke's  Arcadia,  v.  2.— Psalms  of  David,  T. 
2. — Sidera,  y.  1.— Glossarial  index,  v.  2. 

An  apologie  for  poetrie,  1595.    London, 

1868.     16°.     (Arber,  E.,iJei)nJifs.)  2127 

First  chapter  of  Arcadia.    13  pp.    (Vollmoeller,  K., 

Eng.  sprach-  vnd  literaturdenhmale,  v.  4,  p.  125.) — Der 
Bastard.  7  pp.  [Slmvoak,  K.  }., Quellen  des  Shalcspeare, 
V.  2,  p.  221.)— liCtter  written  to  his  brother  touching 
the  direction  of  his  travayle.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll. 
of  tracts,  w.  1,  p.  494.)— Story  of  the  Paphlegoniau 
unkind  king.  10  pp.  (Collier,  J.  P.,  Sltakesp.  libr. 
V.  2;  Hazlitt,  W.  0.,  Shalresp.  Hbr.  V.  2,  p.  337.)— To 
Sleep  j  Sonnets.    5  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Bril.  poets,  v. 


2,  p.  163.)— True  picture  of  love  ;  A  receipt  to 
make  a  cuckold.  13  pp.  (Cooper,  E.,  Muses'  Lttr.  p. 
203.) 

See  also  Sidney,  Sir  H.,  and  others.    Letters  and 
memorials  of  state. 

Arcadia.    44  pp.    (Eev.  of  in  Retrospect.  Rev,  v.  2, 

1820,  p.  1.)— Grosart,  A.  B.  Essay  on  the  poetry  of  S. 
44  pp.  (SIduey,  Sir  P.,  Compl.  poems,  v.  1,  p.  xvii: 
Fuller  worthies' libr.) — Defence  of  poesy,  17  pp.  (Eev. 
of  in  Retroi-jicct.  Rev.  v.  10, 1824,  p.  43.)— Selilosser,  J. 
F.  H.  Ueber  Martin  Opitz  und  S.  36  pp.  (Nachlass, 
herausg.  von  S.  Schlosser,  v.  4,  p.  94.) 

BouENE,  H.  R.  F.    Memoir  of  Sir  Philip 

Sidney.     1862. 

Davis,  Mrs.  S.  M.    Life  and  times  of  Sir 

Philip  Sidney.     [Anon.]    1859. 


Lloyd,  J. 

1862. 

Symonds,  J. 


Life  of  Sir  Philip  Sidney. 


A,    Sir  Philip  Sidney,    1887. 
(Morley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.) 

ZotJCH,  T.  Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writ- 
ings of  Sir  Philip  Sidney.     1809. 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    Sir  Philip  Sidney.    41  pp.    [In 

his  Beoords  of  noble  lives,  p.  9.)— Belti,  Q.  F.  Me- 
morials of  the  last  achievement,  illness,  and  death  of 
S.  11  pp.  [Archaeologia,  v.  28, 1840,  p.  27.)— Greville, 
F.,  1  Baron  Brooke.  Life  of  S.  225  pp.  (  Works,  v.  4,  p. 
6 :  Fuller  worthies'  libr.)— Sir:  Philip  Sidney,  his  life 
and  vrritings,  31  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  37,  1863, 
p.  63.)— Life  of  S.  20  pp.  (Sidney,  Sir  P.,  ITorfe,  v.  3, 
p.  1.)— IViceron,  J.  P.  M£m.  des  hommes,  v.  15. — 
Pears,  S.  A.  Life  and  times  of  S.  74  pp.  (Sidney,  Sir 
P.,  and  Languet,  "K.,  Correspondence,  p.  ix.)— Soutliey, 
E.  Lite  of  S.  60  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  77, 1868,  pp.  691, 
717;  V.  78,  1868,  p.  96.)— Stigant,  W.  Sir  Philip  Sid- 
ney. 46  pp.  [Cambridge  essays,  1868,  p.  81.)— Whip- 
ple, E.  P.  Sidney  and  Ealelgh.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  22,  1868,  p.  304.)- Wright,  G.  E.  On  S.  and  his 
father.  Sir  Henry  Sidney,  in  connexion  with  Ludlow 
Castle.  16  pp.  (Brit.  Arohaeol.  Assoc.  JoMTO.  V.  24, 1868, 
p.  313.) 

See  also  Edin.  Eev.  v.  144, 1876,  p.  370;  N.Am.  Bev.  v. 
88,  1859,  p.  312. 

and  Lianguet,  Hubert.  Correspond- 
ence. Now  first  collected  and  tr.  from  the 
Latin  with  notes  and  a  memoir  of  Sidney 
bySteuartA.Pears.   London,  1845.   8°.   3788 

and  Sidney,  Mary,  Countess  of  Pem- 
broke. Psalmes  of  David  tr.  into  divers  and 
sundry  kindes  of  verse  . .  .  Now  first  printed 
from  a  copy  of  the  original  MS.  [London, 
1823.]     16°.  -2257 

Drake,  N.    Memoirs  of  Sir  Philip  Sidney  and  his 

sister.  Critique  on  their  joint  version  of  the  Paalms. 
98  pp.    (In  his  Mornings  iu  spring,  v.  1,  p.  113.) 

Sidney,  Robert,  2  Earl  of  Leicester.    1595- 

1677.  Journal.  161  pp.  (Blencowe,  E.  W.,  SKdnea 
papers,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Sidney,  Sir  H.,  and  others.    Letters  and 
memorials  of  state. 

Sidney,  Samuel.  The  3  colonies  of  Aus- 
tralia: New  South  Wales,  Victoria,  South 
Australia ;  their  pastures,  copper  mines,  and 
gold  fields.     London,  1852.     8°.  3424 

Sidney  papers.  Blencowe,  R.  W.  (Ed.) 
Sydney  papers.     1825. 

Sidon.  EwALD,  G.  H.  A.  von.  Erklaer- 
ungen  der  grossen  phoenikischen  inschrift 
von  Sidon.     1856. 

mte — Eepr.  from  Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens. 
Hist..pMlol.  classe  Abhandl.  v.  7,  1867,  p.  1. 

Marmler,  X.  Beirnuth  et  S.  28  pp.  ICorrespondani, 

V.  14,  1846,  p.  889.)— Renier,  L.  Inscription  latine 
trouvee  nrSs  de  Sayda,  I'ancienne  S.  3  pp.  (Soo. 
antiq.  do  France,  Bull.  1857-58,  p.  106;  with  Mlm.  v.  24, 
1859.)— Roediger, E.  Bemerkungen  ueber  ale  phoe- 
nikische  inschrift  eines  am  19  Jan.  1856  nahe  bet  S. 
gefundenen  koenigs-savkophags.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v,  9, 1866,  p.  647.)— Turner,  W.  W. 
Phoenician  inscription  of  S.  12  pp.  (Am.  Orient.  Soc. 
Joum.  V.  7,  1862,  p.  48.) 

See  also  Elschmuuazar. 


SIDONIUS  APOLLINARIS 


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SIEGENBECK 


Sidoniiis  Apollinaris.     See  Apollinaris 

Sidonius,  C.  S. 
iSiebeck,  Hermann.    Trauraleben  der  seele. 

40  pp.    [Samml.  wissms.  vortrg.  v.  12, 1877,  p.  641.) 

Geschlclito  der  psycliologle.    6  pp.    (Bev.  of, 

by  M.  Holnze,  In  Vierieljahrsschr.  f.wissens.  pMlos.  v.  11, 
1887,  p.  224.)— Untersuoliungen  zur  pliiloaopliie  cler 
Gi-lecheu.  10  pp.  (Rev.  of, by  P.  Soliuster,  lunette. 
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SiebeliS,  Johannes.  1817-67.  Woerterbuch 
zu  Ovids  Metamorphosen.  4  aufl.  besorgt 
YonFriedricliPolle.   Leipzig,  1885.   8°.    3354 

{Ed.)    P.  Ovidii  Nasonis  Metamorphoses. 

See  Ovidius  Naso,  P. 

{Ed.)    Phaedri  Fabulae.    See  Phaedrus. 

Sieben  freuden  Maria's.     [Provengal] 

13  pp.  (Suchier,  H.,  Dmkmaeler  provenial.  lit.  und 
sprache,  v.  1,  p.  85.) 

Sieben  Schwaben,  Geschichte  von  den. 

Nebat  eiulgen  sohwaebiachen  volkslledern.  59  pp. 
{Marbach,  Q.  0.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  7 ;  Simrook,  K.  J., 
Deutsch.  voVcsbuechert  v.  10,  p.  1.) 

Sieben  weiber  des  Blaubart.    160  pp. 

Tleck,  L.,  Schriftm,  v.  9,  p.  83. 

Siebeii  weise  melster.    See  Seven  sages. 
Siebenbuergen.    See  Transylvania. 
Siebengebirge,  Prussia.    Calonne,  A.  B. 

de.  Letires  de  I'AlIemagne.  16  pp.  {Rev.  contemp. 
1854,  V.  4,  p.  271.) 

Siebenjaebrige  krieg.  See  Seven  years' 
war. 

Siebenkaes.  3 v.  Eichter,  J. P.P., Saemmt 
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Siebei't,  Wilhelm.  Ueber  Appius  Claudius 
Caecus  mit  besonderer  beruecksiohtigung 
seiner  censur  und  der  des  Fabius  und  De- 
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Siebold,  Karl  Theodor  Ernst  von.  1804-85. 
Beitraege  zur  parthenogenesis  der  anthro- 
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On  tape  and  cystic  worms,  with  an  in- 
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Tr.  by  T.  H.  Huxley.  London,  1857.  8°. 
{With  Kuechenmeister,  F.,  On  animal  and 
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{Ed.)    Zeitschrift  fuer  wissensohaftliche 

zoologie.    See  Zeitschrift. 

Hbetwig,  R.     Gedaechtnissrede  auf  S., 

gehalten  in  der  oefiEentl.  sitzung  der  K.  B. 
Akad.  der  wissens.  zu  Muenohen  am  39 
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and  Stanriins,  H.  Comparative  anat- 
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theinvertebrata.     Boston,  1854.     8°.    —1604 

Siebold,  Philipp  Franz  von.  1796-1866. 
Fauna  Japonica  sive  descriptio  animalium, 
quae  in  itinere  per  Japoniam,  jussu  et  auspi- 
ciis  superiorum,  qui  summum  in  India  Ba- 
tava  imperium  tenent,  suscepto,  annis  1833- 
30  coUegit,  notis,  observationibus,  et  adum- 
brationibus  illustravit .  .  .  conjunctis  studiis 
C.  J.  Temminck  et  H.  Schlegel  pro  vertebratis 
atque  W.  de  Haan  pro  invertebratis  elabo- 
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—2611 

Contents.    I]aan,W.  de.    Crustacea. — T.emminclc, 

O.  J.    Aperju  general  et  sp6olflque  sur  lea  mammltSrea 

qui  habltont  le  Japon  et  les  Ilea  qui  en  dependent.— 

Teramlnok,  C.  J.,  and  Soblegel,  H.    Pisces;  Beptilia. 

Manners  and  customs  of  the  Japanese. 

Japan  and  the  Japanese,  in  the  19  century. 
London,  1853.     8°.  3446 


Nippon.    Archiv  zur  beschreibung  von 

Japan,  und  dessen  neben-  und  schutzlaen- 
dern :  Jezo  mit  den  suedlichen  Kurilen, 
Krafto,  Koorai,  und  den  Liukiu-ineeln,  nach 
japanischen  und  europaeischen  schriften 
und  eigenen  beobachtungen  bearbeitet. 
Leyden,  1833-53.     6  v.  fo.  3441 

Contents.  Kucnste  mid  AvisseuscHaften,  v.  4. 
— Liandwlrtliscliaft,  l^unstfleisa,  und  handel,  v.  5. 
— niathematiscHc  und  physischc  geograpllle 

TOm  Eelche  Nippon,  v.  1.— Mytliologle,  geachlohte, 
arcbaeologle,  uud  numiamatik,  v.  4.— Neljeii-  und 
scliiitzlaender  von  Japan,  v.  6.— Religions  Pan- 
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Si6ge  de  Barbastre,  Handschriftenver- 

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Si^ge  de  ta  Boclielle.  Genlis,  S.  F.  D. 
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Si6ge  de  Paris. 

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Sabcby,  F. 

ViNOY,  G&n.  3. 


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Siege  of  Charleston,  by  the  British  fleet 
and  army  under  the  command  of  Admiral 
Arbuthnot  and  Sir  Henry  Clinton,  which 
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1654 
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Siege  of  Gibraltar,  History  of  the.  Drink- 
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Siege  of  liOndonderry,  History  of  the. 
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Siege  of  Newcastle.    Lithgow,  W.     1535 

Siege  of  Ply  moiitli.  34  pp.   {Blackwood''s 

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Siege  of  Riclimoud.    Cook,  J.  3657 

Siege  of  SaTannah  by  the  combined 
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GeHiblacenglnm .— Besponsio  ad  eplstolam  Hilde- 
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IJeodlenses. — Fragmentum  rhythml  de  S.  Lucia. 
— Bermo  de  S.  Lucia.— Fragmentum  de  S.  liUllo.— 
Vita  8.  MacloTli.— De  presbyterls  conjngatts.— 
De  difTerentia  qnatuor  tcmporum.  —  Liber  de 
Scrlptorlbug  ecclesiastlcis.- Vita  S.  Slgebertl 
regis.— Vita  S.  Theotardl.— Vita  AVlcberti. 

Chronica,  cum  contlnuationibus,A.D.  381-1334.  207 

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T.  10,  p.  216  ;  V.  11,  p.  162  ;  v.  13,  p.  266.)— Vita  Deoderlci 
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Gaules,  v.  13,  pp.  271,  274,  278,  334.)— De  laude  urbls 
Metarnm.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  Mst.  Gaules,  v. 
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6  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,'Bec.  Mst.  Gaules,  v.  2,  p.  597.)— Vita 
Theoderlcl  I  Metensls  eplscopl.  21  pp.  (Leibnitz, 
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—  Ex  anonyml  Blandinlensis  appendlcnla  ad  Sige- 
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Berger,  W.    Johannes  Hus  und  Koenig 

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Lenz,  M.     Koenig  Sigismund  und  Hein- 

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Sigismund  Fatello.  38  pp.   {Blackwood'' s 

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Sigloard,  Canon  of  Reims.  9  cent.  Ehyth- 
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Sign  language.  The.    13  pp.    Keep,  J.  R. 

{Nem  Englander,  v.  30,  1871,  p.  203.) 

Sign  language   among    North    American 

Indians.  290  pp.  Mallery,  G.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Bureau 
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Signa,  Dello  da.    Ballata.    1  p.     (Rossetti, 

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Signa  inferre,  Sur  le  sens  des  mots.    3  pp. 

Merlmee,  P.    {Rev.  archiol.  v.  2, 1845,  p.  86.) 

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Maeryat,  Capt.  F.     Universal   code  of 

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Reynold  de  Chauvancy,  C.  de.    Code 

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Signatnra  rerum.    140  pp.    Boehme,J., 

Worlcs,  V.  4,  p.  1. 

Signboards.    See  Signs. 

Signe  de  la  croix  avant  le  Christianisme. 
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Sanderson,  J.    Biography  of  the  signers 

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Signes  idSographiijues  de  la  Chine, 

Dictionnaire  des.     Rosny,  L.  de.  1175 

Signor  Formica.    39  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  28,  1816,  pp.  140,  299.) 

Signorelli  da  Cortona,  Luca.    Mantz,  P. 

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Signs.  Sadler,  L.  R.,  and  Hotten,  J.  C, 
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Berty,  A.    Les  euseignes  de  Paris  avant  le  XVII 

Si6cle.    9  pp.    {Rev.  archiol.  1865,  p.  1.)— Bnrkf  tt,  A.  H. 

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See  also  Marks. 

Signs  before  death.  A  record  of  strange 
apparitions,  remarkable  dreams,  etc.  Lon- 
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Signs  of  the  seasons.    138  pp.    Forster, 

T.  I.  M.,  Pocket  encyc.  p.  139. 

Signs  of  the  times.    10  pp.    Carlyle,  T., 

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Sykes,  W.  H.  Some  account  ot  the  KoUsurra  silk- 
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Sill,  Edward  Eowland.  1841-87.  Poems. 
Boston,  1888.     12°.  1307 

Good  news.    2  pp.    (OverW,.  Monthly,  v.  9, 1872,  p. 

428.)— A  Myth  of  fantasy  and  first  love.  2  pp. 
(OverU.  Monthly,  v.  13,  1874,  p.  566.)  — A  Resting- 
place.    1  p.    (OueWd.  jtfonJMy,  V.  15, 1875,  p.  157.) 

Sill,  Elizabeth.     Fritz.     3  pp.     {Seribner^s 

Monthly,  v.  22, 1881,  p.  259.) 

Sillan,  Edouard.    Le  chasseur  d'ours.    81 

pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  15, 1862,  pp. 
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Sillery,  Marquise  de.  See  Genlis,  S.  F.  D.  de 
St.  A. 

Sillig,  Karl  Julius.  1801-57.  Dictionary  of 
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are  added  0.  Plinii  Secundi  Naturalis  his- 
toriae  libri  34-36,  c.  1-5,  comprising  a  history 
of  the  fine  arts,  with  4  indexes  and  aprefaoe, 
by  E.  H.  Barker.    London,  1836.    8°.    —1714 

Indices  rerum  a  Plinio  memoratarum. 

Gothae,  1857-68.  3  v.  8°.  (PliniusSecundus, 
C,  Nat.  hist,  recens.  J.  SUlig,  v.  7,  8.)      3338 

■  (Ed.)      0.  Plini  Secundi  Naturalis  his- 

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(Ed.)      P.  Virgilii  Maronis  quae  vulgo 

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C.  Q.  Heyne,  ed.  4  euravit  G.  P.  E.  Wagner, -v.  4. 

Silliman,  Augustus  Ely.  1807-84.  A  gallop 
among  American  scenery:  or,  sketches  of 
American  scenes  and  military  adventure. 
New  York,  1881.     8°.  2405 

Silliman,  Benjamin,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1779- 
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Lectures  on  geology,  delivered  before  the 

Wirt  Institute,  and  citizens  of  Pittsburgh,  in 
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Remarks  made  on  a  short  tour  between 

Hartford  and  Quebec  in  the  autumn  of  1819. 
New  Haven,  1834.     13°.  3467 

(Ed.)    American  journal  of  science.    See 

American  journal  of  science. 

Elements  of  chemistry.  13  pp.  (Eev.  ot  in  N.  Am. 

Rev.  y.  34, 1832,  p.  79.)— Visit  to  Eiurope  in  1851.  9  pp. 
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FiSHEE,  G.  P.   Life  of  Benjamin  Silliman. 

1866,  3  V. 

Wynne,  J.    Benjamin  Silliman.    7  pp.    (florper's 

Mag.  v.  25, 1862,  p.  480.) 

See  also  New  Englander,  v.  24, 1865,  p.  132. 

Silliman,  Benjamin,  Jr.,  M.D.,  LL.D.  (Ed.) 
1816-85.  American  journal  of  science.  See 
American  journal  of  science. 

and  Goodrich,  Charles  Rush  (Eds.) 

World  of  science,  art,  and  industry  illus- 
trated from  examples  in  the  New  York  Ex- 
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—3733 
Silly  novels  by  lady  novelists.      30  pp. 

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Silos  and  ensilage.    Thurber,  G.    —4697 
Silsbee,  Jane.    Massy  Sprague's  daughter. 

34  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  44,  1879,  p.  1.)  — Sister 
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Silsbee,  Marianne  C.  D.  Half  century  in 
Salem.     Boston,  1887.     13°.  2637 

Siluria.    Murchison,  Sir  R.  I.  — 1635 

Silurische  fauna  des  westlichen  Tennes- 
see.    Roemer,  F.  — 1613 

Silva,  Antonio  de.     See  Bermudez,  J. 

Silva,  Antonio  de  Moraes.  See  Moraes  Silva, 
A.  de. 

Silva,  Cristobal  de  Monroy  y.  See  Monroy  y 
Silva,  C.  de. 

Silva,  Diego  Antonio  Rejon  de.  See  Rejon 
de  Silva,  D.  A. 

Silva,  Geronimo  de.  17  cent.  Correspon- 
dencia  con  Felipe  III,  D.  Juan  de  Silva,  el 
Rey  de  Tidore,  y  otros  personajefl,  1613-17. 
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V.  53.)  3515 


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Silya,  Innocericio  Francisco  da.  1810-76. 
Diccionario  bibliographico  portuguez ;  es- 
tudos  applicaveis  a  Portugal  e  ao  Brazil, 
continuados  e  ampliados  por  Brito  Aranha. 
Lisboa,  1858-88.     15  v.  8°.  L.106 

Contents. 
Abel-Bulla,  v.  1. 
Caetano-FraDclsco,  v.  2. 
Francisco-Joao,  v.  3. 


Joao-Jos6,  T.  4. 
Jos6-Manuel,  v.  5. 
Manuel-Pedro,  v.  6. 
Pedio-Zaoliarlas,  v.  7. 


Supplemento: 
Abel-BuUa,  v.  8. 
Cabalista-GuBtavo,  y.  9. 
Harpa-Joao,  v.  10. 
Primelroa  guias  dos  tomos 

laX,  A-Z,  V.  11. 
Joachlm-Josfi,  v.  12. 
Jo86"-Louren§o,  v.  13. 
Luiz  de  Cam6es,  v.  14, 15. 

Cabral,  A.  do  V.    Innocenclo  Francisco  da  Sllva. 

18  pp.  (Elo  de  Janeiro,  Bitlioth.  nao.  Annaes,  v.  1, 
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SilTa,  Juan  de.      — 1616.     Correspondencia 

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SilTa,  Luiz  Augusto Rebello  da  {Ed.)  1821—. 
Corpo  diplomatico  portuguez  contendo  os 
actos  e  relagoes  politicas  e  diplomatioas  de 
Portugal  com  as  diversas  potencias  do  mun- 
do,  desde  o  seculo  XVI  ate  os  nossos  dias. 
Pub.  de  ordem  da  Academia  real  das  Sci- 
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—3333 

Silva,  Nuno  da.  16  cent.  Voyage  as  farre 
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Silva :  or,  a  discourse  of  forest-trees.  Eve- 
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SllTagni,  David.  La  corte  e  la  societa  ro- 
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Rome,  its  princes,  priests,  and  people. 

Tr.  by  Fanny  Maclaughlin.  London.  1885. 
2  V.  8°.  ■    2752 

iSilTauus,  African  Bp.    5  cent.    Epistolae  II 

ad  Marcellinum  tribunum  de  episcopis  Donatistis.  4 
pp.     (Migne,  3.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  33,  p.  487.) 

Sil¥ayn«  A.  0.    See  Sylvain,  A.  C. 

Silver,  F.  Observations  on  Mr.  Vansittart's 
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Farmee,  E.  J.     Statistics  in  relation  to 

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HOLLINGBEEY,  R.  H.     Handbook  on  gold 

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Williams,  A.,  Jr.  Gold  and  silver  con- 
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16  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  V.  124,  1877,  p.  289.)— Morin,  H. 
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Cuetis,   J.   S.       Silver-lead   deposits  of 

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Phillips,  J.  A.    Mining  and  metallurgy 

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Note  sur  la  mine  d'Allahverdi  en  Gfiorgie.    3  pp. 

(Journ.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  6, 1830,  p.  75.) — Barnard,  C.  Silver. 
8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  58, 1879,  p.  75.)— Beadle,  J.  H. 
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p.  980;  1847,  V.  18,  p.  5.)-CnrtiB,  J.  S.  Quantitative 
determination  ot  silver  by  means  of  the  microscope. 
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mines  d'argent  de  la  basse  Californle ;  Note  sur  les 
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sci.  du  Mex.  v.  2,  pp.  403,  477.)— Hermann,  E.  F.  J. 
Description  de  la  mine  de  I'argent  de  Salairsk'  aux 
monts  d' Altai  en  SlbSrie.  22  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad. 
Nova  acta,  v.  11, 1798,  p.  348.)— Lcdoux,  C.  Le  Laurlum 
et  les  mines  d'argent  en  GrSce.  20  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1872,  2  p6r.  v.  97,  p.  562.)— Painter,  H.  Report 
onthemetallurgyoriead, silver, copper, and  zinc.  237 
pp.  (Thurstou,  E.  H.,  Reports  Com.  U.  S.  Vienna  Internal. 
Exhib.  v.  4.)— Patterson,  E.  H.  Glimpses  ot  the  new 
gold  and  silver  mines.  22  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  71, 
1880,  p.  31.)— Slialer,  N.  S.  The  silver  question  geo- 
logically considered.  10  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  41, 
1878,  p.  620.)— Silver,  from  the  mine  to  the  mint. 
33  pp.  (London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  9,  1858,  p.  103.)— Slmo- 
nln,  L.  L.  Les  mines  d'argent  du  Nevada,  'i'i  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1874,  3  p6r.  v.  2,  p.  941.)— Les  mines 
d'or  et  d'argeut  aux  Etats-Duls.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1875,  3  p6r.  v.  12,  p.  285.)— Smirke,  Sir  E.    In- 


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denture  under  which  the  silver  mines  o£  Byrland, 
Devon,  -were  worked ;  Supplementary  notices  relating 
to  the  working  of  silver  mines  In  Devon.  14  pp.  (Ar- 
Aaeol.  Joarn.  v.  27,  1870,  pp.  129,  3U.)— 'Wlielploy,  J. 
D.  Visit  to  the  silver  mines  o£  Central  America.  13 
pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  12, 1856,  p.  721.) 
See  also  Money.— Precious  metals. 

Silver  bridge  and  other  poems.    Akers,  E. 

1395 
Silver  coins  of  I^ngland.    Hawkins,  E. 

3765 

Silver  country,  or  the  great  southwest. 

Anderson,  A.  D.  2475 

Silver  cross.    9  pp.    (Blaohwood''s  Mag.  v. 

63,  1848,  p.  664.) 

Silver  pound  and  England's  monetary- 
policy  since  the  restoration.    Horton,  S.  D. 

—1393 

Silverius,  Pope.  —538.  Epistolae  et  vari- 
orum ad  Ipsum.  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
66,  p.  79.) 

Silverpen*  pseitd.    SeeMeteyard,  E. 
Silver-plating.     Parton,  J.     Among  the 

workers  In  silver.  11  pp.  [Ailant.  Monthhj,  v.  20, 1867, 
p.  729.)— Silver  and  silver  plate.  16  pp.  {Earner's  Mag. 
V.  37, 1868,  p.  433.) 

Silversmith's  work.      See  Goldsmith's 

work. 
Silver-voice  and  her  sister  Zoe,  Story  of. 

4  pp.     (ffa?'per's  Mag,  v.  2, 1861,  p.  762.) 

Silvester.     Bartsch,  K.  F.      Zum  Trierer 

Silvester.    7  pp.    {Gernwreia,  v.  26, 1881,  p.  67.) 

Silvester  I,  Si.,  Poi)e.  Circa 370-335.  Opera 
quae  exstant.  Parisiis,  1844.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  8.)  —3363 

Contents.  Canon  vel  constltutlo  SUvestrl  eplacopl 
urhls  Rnmae,  et  domlni  Constantlnl  Augustl,  quallter 
ecclesiastic!  gradus  custodlantur,  vel  religlo.— Epls- 
tola  sou  relatlo  concUii  quod  Sanctus  papa  Silvester 

celebravlt Epllogus  hrevls  alius  coiicilii  Homaul 

sub  SUvestro  haljltl.— Meutlo  de  alio  coi&cilio  Ro- 
mano  quod  etiam  Komae  ante  II  praecedentla  sub 
SUvestro  papa  habltum  est.— Elpistolae  quae  ad  Sll- 
vestrum  I  papam  attinent;  Appendix;  Varla  dubiae 
auctorltatls  scripta.  —  Eplstola  Nicaenae  syuodi 
ad  Silvestrum  papam.— Eplstola"  seu  resorlptum  SU- 
vestrl ad  synodum  Nioaenam.  — Prolegomena. — 
Eplstola  de  formatis  ab  eplscopo  Viennensi  acclpi- 
endis. 

Fragmentum.     [Cr.]    1  p.    (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet. 

nov.  collect,  v.  7,  p.  134.) 

Silvesterll(Gerbert),  Pope.  —1003.  Opera 
omnia.  Parisiis,  1853.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P. , 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  139.)  —3363 

■  Contents.  Eplstola  ad  Adelboldum.— Carmina. 
— Seleotae  concillo  Basolensi  genulna.— Exoerpta 
e  concllio  Mosomensi. — Selecta  e  concilio  Re- 
mensi.-CouciliumRaveunn  tense. -Concilium 
Romanum.— De  corpore  et  sanguine  Domini, 
— De  disciplinis  matnematicis.— ESpistolae  ante 
summum  pontiflcatura  scrlptae.— Epistolae  et  de- 
creta  ponttticia. — De  geometria.— Sermo  de  in- 
formatione  episcoporum.— Libeilus  de  nume- 
rorum  divlsioiic.— Libeilus  de  rationali  et  ra- 
ttone  uti. — De  rebus  ecclesiasticis.— De  spliae* 
rae  constructione. 

Spuria aut  aliena :  Acta  concilil  Causeiensis. — 
Acta  concllii  Mosomensis. — Acta  concilii  Re- 
mensis  ad  S.  Basolum.— Iieo,  Aiiot  and  legate.  Epls- 
tola ad  Hugonem  et  Bobartum  reges. 

CEuvres,  precedees  de  sa  biographie,  sui- 

vies  de  notes  critiques  et  historiques  par  A. 
OUeris.     [Lat.}    Paris,  1867.    4°.         —3341 

Contents.  Liber  abaci.- Begala  de  abaco  com- 
pntl.  —  Eplstola  ad  Adalboldum.— Adalboldus. 
Domino  papae  Gerberto.— Carmina.— Acta  concilil 
Remensfs  ad  Sanctum  Basolum.— Oratlo  episcopo- 
rum In  concilio  Causcto.  —  Concilium  ]>Ioso- 
mense.  —  Concilium  Ravennatense.  —  Con- 
cilium Romanum.  —  Concilium  Tudertl- 
nense.  —  De  corpore  et  sanguine  Domini.  — 
Decreta.  —  Epistolae.  —  Greometria.  — Sermo  de 
informatlone  episcoporum.  —  Leo,  Abbot  and 
Eplstola  ad  Hugonem,  et  Kobertiim  regea.— 


Libeilus  de  numeroruin  dlvlaione.— Olleris,  A. 

Notes;  Vie  de  Gerbert.— Constltutlo  deoretalls  Otto- 

nls  III.— Libeilus  de  rational!  et  ratlone  uti 

De  spllaerae  constructione. 

Acta  concilii  Rcinensls  ad  Sanctum  Basolum ; 

Acta  concilil  Mosomensis;  Acta  concilil  Causeiensis. 

33  pp.  (Franktort  Soo.  Script,  v.  3,  pp.  658,  690,  691. )_ 
Epistolae.  64  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  9,  p.  271;  V.  10,  p.  387;  Duchesne,  A.,  Hist.  Pram, 
script.  V.  2,  p.  789.)— Eplstola  de  sphaerae  construc- 
tione ;  Sermo  de  Informatlone  episcoporum ;  Prae- 
tatlo  In  locum  Porphyril  h.  se  illustratum.  6  pp. 
(MablUon,  J.,  Vet.  analect.  pp.  102,103, 106.) 

Friedlein,  J.  G.     Gerbert,  die  geometric 

des  Boethius,  und  die  indischen  ziflern. 
1861. 

OUerls,  A.    Vie  de  Gerbert.    189  pp.    (Silvester  II, 

Pope,  CEuvres,  p.  xvll.)— Sloane,  G.  On  the  connexion 
of  Pope  Gerbert  with  the  Geometry  ol  Boethius.  12  pp. 
(Phllol.  Soo.  London,  Proc.  v.  4,  1850,  pp.  163,  269.)— 
Sylvester  II,  and  Gregory  VII.  37  pp.  {Dublin 
Rev.  V.  6,  1839,  p.  289.) 

Silvester.    iSfee  also  Sylvester. 

Silvestre,  Armand.  1838—.  Galerie  Durand- 
Ruel,  recueil  d'estampes  gravies  A  I'eau- 
forte.    Paris,  1873.     2  pts.  4°.  —1753 

Silvestre  de  Sacy,  Antoine  Isaac,  Baron. 
1758-1838.  Calila  et  Dimna,  ou  Fables  de 
Bidpai,  en  arabe ;  precedees  d'un  m6moire 
sur  I'origine  de  ce  livre,  et  sur  les  diverses 
traductions  qui  en  ont  ete  faites  dans  I'Orient 
et  suivies  de  la  Mollaka  de  Lebid  en  arabe  et 
en  frangois.     Paris,  1846.    4°.  1353 

Expos6  de  la  religion  des  Druzes,  tire  des 

livres  religieux  de  cette  secte,  et  preced6 
d'une  introduction  et  de  la  vie  du  Khalife 
Hakem-Biamr-Allah.    Paris,  1838.    3  v.  8°. 

—3386 

Grammaire  arabe.   2  ed. ,  corrigee  et  aug- 

mentee,  A  laquelle  on  a  joint  uh  traite  de  la 
prosodie  et  de  la  metrique  des  Arabes. 
Paris,  1831.     3  v.  8°.  —2146 

M6moires  sur  diverses  antiquites  de  la 

Perse,  et  sur  les  m6dailles  des  rois  de  la 
dynastie  des  Sassanides  :  suivis  de  I'histoire 
de  cette  dynastie,  tr.  du  persan  de  Mirkhond. 
Paris,  1793.    4°.  3443 

Broglle,  A.  L.  V.  C,  Due  de.    Eloge  du  Baron  S. 

28  pp.  {Eorits  et  discours,  v.  3,  p.  447.)— Daunou,  P. 
C.  P.    Notice  historlque  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  S. 

34  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  M&m.  v.  12,  pt.  1, 
1839,  p.  607.)— G.  dc  li.  N6crologie  de  S.  3  pp.  {Journ. 
asiat.  3  s.  v.  6,  1838,  p.  297.)— Relnaud,  J.  T.  Notice 
hlatorique  et  UttSralre  sur  S.  83  pp.  {Journ.  asiat.  3  s. 
V.  6, 1838,  p.  113.) 

Silvestre    de    Sacy,    Samuel    Ustazade. 

Clavean,  A.  Le  jouruallste  fran§als.  M.  de  S.  29 
pp.  {Bev.  eontemp.  1860,  v.  6,  p.  308.)— Guizot,  G.  Re- 
ception de  S.  k  I'AoadSmie  Iran§alse.  11  pp.  {Rev. 
eontemp.  1855,  v.  3,  p.  628.)  —  Saillte-BeUTe.  C.  -A. 
Varietfis  littfiralres,  morales,  et  historiques  par  S.  16 
pp.    ( Causeries  du  Limdit  v.  14,  p.  179.) 

Silveyra,  Fernao  da.    —1489.    Aas  damas, 

em  que  se  tez  morto ;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas.  17  pp. 
(Resende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  2  :  BibliotU.  lit.  vereins 
in  Stultg.  V.  17,  pp.  13,  22.)— Da  barba  de  Dom  Rodri- 
guo;  Dallngoaque  tanto  monta;  DeLop' Aluarezde 
Moura.  5  pp.  (Besende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  3: 
Siblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  26,  pp.  109, 173,  174.) 

Silveyra,  Francisco  da  (CoudelMor).  —1536. 

A  Aluaro  da  Gunha;  Trouas  e  cantiguas  suas.  16  pp. 
(Besende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  2  :  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins 
in  Stuttg.  V.  17,  p.  161.)— Sobre  as  cortes  que  sse  flzeram 
em  Montemoor;  outras;  trouas.  9  pp.  (Beseude, 
G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  1 :  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg. 
V.  16,  pp.  136, 141, 142.)— A  Pero  de  Sonsa  Rrybeyro  ; 
Ao  baram  d'Aluyto;  Do  Coudel  Moor,  com  repostas. 
16  pp.  (Besende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  3 :  Biblioth.  lit, 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  26,  pp.  167, 170, 179.) 


SILVEYEA 


4116 


SIMMS 


Silveyra,  Joao  da.    16  cent.    Aa  Senhora 

Dona  Marguarida  Freyro;  A  Pero  Moulz;  Ullau§ote 
do.  13  pp.  (Resende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,v,  3:  Bib- 
lioth.  lit.  veretns  in  Slultg.  v.  26,  pp.  43,  366,  359.) 

SilTeyra,  Jorge  da.    15  cent.    Outras  suas. 

6  pp.  (Besende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  3 :  Biblioth.  lit. 
vtr&ins  in  Stultg,  v.  26,  p.  32.) 

and  Pereira,  Nunez  de.     O  cuydar  e 

Bosplrar.  106  pp.  (Resende,  G.  de,  Canctoii.  ^erai,  7.1: 
Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  16,  p.  1.) 

SllTCyra,  Luis  da.     Circa  1481-1534.     As 

martas  de  Dom  Jeronimo;  Ao  Conde  do  VImloso.  5 
pp.  (Resende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  3 :  Biblioth.  lit. 
veretns  in  Stuttg.  v.  26,  pp.  294,  299.)— Sobre  o  ecclesy- 
astes  {  Gautyguas  e  trouas  suas.  IT  pp.  (Resende, 
G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  2 :  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg. 
V.  n,  p.  456.) 

Silveyra,  Martino  da.  16  cent.  De  nouas 
e  huma  cantygua  sua.  4  pp.  (Resende,  G.  de,  Cancion. 
geral,  v.  1 :  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Siuttg.  v.  15,  p.  440.) 

Silveyra,  Simao  da.    16  cent.    Cantiguas ; 

A  Lopo  Furtado.  5  pp.  (Resende,  G. de,  Cancion.  geral, 
V.  3:  Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Slutlg.  v.  26,  pp.  301,  321.) 

SilTins,  ^neas.    See  Pius  II,  Pope. 

Sim,  Gr.     Food  of  fishes,  both  in  fresh  and 

salt  water.  60  pp.  (London  Interuat.  Fish.  Exbib. 
lAlerature,  v.  11,  p.  499.) 

Sim,  W.  A.  In  Sutherlandshire.  1  p.  {Era- 
ser's Mag.  n.  s.  v.  21,  1880,  p.  599.)— Sommet.  1  p. 
{Eraser's  Mag,  n.  8.  v.  23,  1881,  p.  817.) 

Simancas.    Bergbnroth,  G.  A.,  and  Gat- 

ANGOS,  P.  de  (Eds.)  Calendar  of  letters, 
despatches,  and  state  papers,  relating  to  the 
negotiations  between  England  and  Spain 
preserved  in  the  archives  at  Simancas. 
1863-79,  5  V.  in  6.     [Gt.  Brit.  Soils  chron.) 

Philip  II,  ^ing' of  Spam.  Correspondance 

sur  les  affaires  des  Pays-Bas:  pub.  d'apr^s 
les  originaux  conserves  dans  les  archives 
royal es  de  Simancas:  precedee  d'une  notice 
historique  et  descriptive  de  ce  celSbre  depot. 
1848-79,  5  V. 

Simartf  Pierre  Charles.    Beule,  C.  B.    La 

statualre  d'or  et  d'lvolre.  La  Mlnerre  de  S.  23  pp. 
(iZev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  p§r.  v.  1,  p.  564.) — Dela- 
liorde,  H.  La  sculpture  en  France.  Charles  Simart. 
34  pp.    {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  p§r.  v.  29,  p.  335.) 

Simbolo  de  la  fe.  Granada,  L.  de,  Obras, 
V.  1.     (Bibliot.  deautor.  espan.-v.G.)    — 1193 

Simcoe,  Lieut.-Gen.  John  Graves.  1753-1806. 
Military  journal.  A  history  of  the  operations 
of  a  partisan  corps,  called  the  Queen's  Han- 
gers, during  the  war  of  the  American  Revo- 
lution. Now  first  pub.,  with  a  memoir  of 
the  author  and  other  additions.  New  York, 
1844.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  59, 
1844,  p.  361.)  1654 

Simcox,  George  Augustus.  1841 — .  History 
of  Latin  literature  from  Bnnius  to  Boethius. 
New  York,  1883.     3  v.  12°.  2237 

LlteofjEschines;  Life  of  Demosthenes;  Practical 

politics  of  the  age  of  Demosthenes ;  Documents  quoted 
In  the  Oration  on  the  crown.  99  pp.  {With  Demos- 
thenes and  JSschlnes,  Orations  on  the  crown,  pp.  xlU, 
XX7,  IxvII,  xciv.) 

(Ed.)     History  of  the  war  between  the 

Peloponnesians  and  Athenians.  Books  III, 
IV.    See  Thucydides. 

Simcox,2?ew.  William  Henry.  1843—.  Present 
state  of  the  text  of  the  2  orations  on  the  crown.  19  pp. 
( With  Demosthenes  and  ^schlues.  Orations  on  the  crown, 
p.  cxll.) 

(Ed.)  Cornelii  Taciti  Historiae.  See  Ta- 
citus, C.  C. 

tSime,  James.  1843—.  Lessing.  With  por- 
traits.   3  ed.    London,  1S79.    3  v.  8°.    [Eng. 


and  for.  Philos.  Libr.  Extra  s.  v.  1,  3.)  (Rev. 
of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  123, 1878,  p.  306.) 

-1454 
Progress  of  Britain  In  the  mechanical  arts.    36 

pp.    {Edin.  essays,  1856,  p.  169.)— Hugh  miller.    8  pp. 

[Visruption  worthies.  Memorial  of  1843,  T.  4,  p.  405.) 

Simeon,  Rev.  Charles.    Seeley,  M.    Charles 

Simeon.  62  pp.  (In  his  Later  evangelical  fathers,  p. 
234.)— Simeon  and  bis  predecessors.  82  pp.  [if, 
Brit.  Rev.  V.  7,  1847,  p.  305.) 

Simeon,  Joseph  Jer6me,   Oomte.     Mignet, 

F.  A.  A.  Notice  historique  sur  la  vie  et  les  travaux 
de  S,  41  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  M^m. 
2  s.  V.  6,  1847,  p.  39.) 

Sinifeon,  Remi.  1837—.  Note  sur  la  nume- 
ration des  anciens  Mexlcalns.  13  pp.  {Archiv,  commis. 
sci.  du  Mex.  V.  3,  p.  523.) 

(Ed.)     Grammaire  de  la  langue  nahuatl 

ou  mexicaine.    See  Olmos,  F.  A. 

Simeon,  Simon,  Symon,  or  Fitz-Simon.  14 
cent.  Itineraria  Symonis  Simeonis  et  Wil- 
lelmi  de  Worcestre ;  quibus  accedit  trac- 
tatus  de  metro,  in  quo  traduntur  regulae  a 
scriptoribus  medii  aevi  in  versibus  Leoninis 
observatae.  E  codicibus  MSS  in  bibliotheca 
Coll.  Corp.  Christ.  Cantab,  asservatis,  primus 
eruit  ediditque  Jacobus  Nasmith.  Canta- 
brigiae,  1778.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect. 
Rev.  3  s.  v.  2,  1838,  p.  333.)  1475 

Simeon.    See  also  Symeon. 

Simeoni,  Gabriello.  1509-75.  Rime  e  con- 
cetti villaneschl  d'ameto  pastore.  19  pp.  [Ferrarlo, 
G.,  Poesie  pastor,  e  rustic,  p.  329.) 

Simiane,  Pauline  Adbemar  de  Monteil  de 

Grlgnan,  Marquise  de.  Notice  sur.  6  pp.  (S6vlgn4, 
M.  de  E.  C,  Mme.  de,  Lettres,  T.  12,  p.  1.) 

Siniler,  Josias.  Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem.  des 
hommes,  v.  28. 

Simmias,  of  Rhodes.    B.  C.  4  cent.    [Epi- 

gramme.  Gr.  and  Ger.\  18  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr. 
elegiker,  v.  2,  p.  11.) 

Sinimias,  of  Thebes.    B.  C.  4  cent.    Frag- 

menta.  [Gr.]  2  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2, 
p.  630.) 

Slmmonds,  Peter  Lund.  Commercial  pro- 
ducts of  the  sea,  or  marine  contributions  to 
food,  industry,  and  art.  New  York,  1879. 
13°.  —2397 

Science  and  commerce :   their  influence 

on  our  manufactures.    London,  1873.    p.  8°. 

—3397 
Simmons,  Bernard.  Lines.  3  pp.  (Black- 
mood's  Mag.  y.  40, 1886,  p.  761.)— Vision  of  Caltgnla. 
8  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  46, 1639,  p.  849.)— Two  scenes 
in  the  life  of  Xenophon.  4  pp.  (Blachwood's  Maa. 
T.  62,  1842,  p.  400.)  " 

Forsotten  Irish  poet.    6  pp.    IDuUin  Univ.  Maa. 

V.  88,  1874,  p.  232.)  •"  rt-      v  „. 

Simmons,  Charles  Francis.    Higginson,  T. 

W.  Biography  of  S.  9  pp.  iBarvard  Mem.  Mog.  v.  1, 
p.  60.) 

Simmons,  Rev.  Thomas  Frederick  (Ed.) 
1815-84.  Lay  folks  Mass  book  or  the  manner 
of  hearing  Mass,  with  rubrics  and  devotions 
for  the  people  in  4  texts,  and  offices  in  Eng- 
lish. From  MSS  of  the  X  to  the  XV  century, 
with  appendix,  notes,  and  glossary.  London, 
1879.  8°.    (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc. 'No. 'Jl.)  3134 

Simmons.    See  also  Symmons. 

Simms,  Frederick  Walter.  1803-64.  Prac- 
tical tunnelling  ...  3  ed.,  revised,  with 
additional  plates,  by  W.  Davis  HaskoU. 
Lpndon,  1859.    r.  8°.  —8713 


SIMMS 


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SIMON 


Treatise  on  the  principal  mathematical 

instruments,  employed  in  surveying,  level- 
ling, and  astronomy  .  .  .  Revised,  with  ad- 
ditions, by  J.  H.  Alexander.  Baltimore, 
n.  d.     8°.  —3424 

Treatise  on  the  principles  and  practice  of 

levelling  ...  4  ed.,  with  Mr.  Law's  Prac- 
tical examples  for  setting  out  railway  curves, 
and  Mr.  Trautwine's  Field  practice  of  laying 
out  circular  curves.    London,  1856.    8°. 

—2735 

{Ed.)    Public   works  of  Great  Britain. 

London,  1838.    fo.  —3723 

Contents.  Canals,  whart  walls,  bridges,  aud  the 
docks  and  port  of  Liverpool,  Dlv.  2.— Port  and  docks 
ot  Iiondon,  Dlv.  4.— Railways,  locomotive  engines, 
and  carriages,  Dlv.  1.— Turnpike  roads,  Iron  and 
steel,  and  gas  works,  Dlv.  3. 

Simms,  Jeptha  Root.  1807-83.  History  of 
Schoharie  county,  and  border  wars  of  New 
York.     Albany,  1845.     8°.  3563 

Trappers  of  New  York,  or  a  biography  of 

Nicholas  Stoner  and  Nathaniel  Foster  ;  to- 
gether with  anecdotes  of  other  celebrated 
hunters,  and  some  account  of  Sir  William 
Johnson,  and  his  style  of  living.  Albany, 
1860.     12°.  3844 

Simms,  William  Gilmore.  1806-70.  History 
of  South  Carolina  from  its  first  European 
discovery  to  its  erection  into  a  republic, 
with  a  supplementary  book,  bringing  the 
narrative  down  to  the  present  time.  New 
York,  1860.     13°.  3577 

Life  of  Francis  Marion.    New  York,  1846. 

12°.  8787 

The  same.    Phila.  1860.     12°-  3797 

Poems,  descriptive,  dramatic,  legendary, 

and  contemplative.  New  York,  1853.  2  v. 
12°.  1355 

Contents.  Albert  and  Rosalie,  v.  1.— Atalantis, 
a  tale  of  the  sea,  v.  1.— Bertram,  v.  2.— Cains  Ma- 
ring,  V.  2.— Cagsiqne  of  Accatoee,  a  legend  of  Ash- 
ley river,  v.  1.— City  of  tlio  silent,  v.  1.— DeatK  of 
Cleopatra,  v.  2.— Francesca  da  Rimini,  v.  2. — 
Historical  and  dramatic  sketclles,  v.  2.— Hun- 
ter of  Calavrassee,  a  legend  ot  South  Carolina,  v.  1. 
— Iiast  fields  of  the  Biloxi,  a  tradition  of  Louisi- 
ana, V.  1 — Norman  Maurice,  a  tragedy,  v.  1. — 
Rebellion  of  Absalom,  v.  2 — Saul  at  JBndor, 
V.  2.— Saul's  last  battle,  v.  2.— Scripttire  legends, 

V.  2 Ship  of  the  Palatines,  v.  1.— Sioux  boy,  an 

Indian  legend,  v.  1.— Southern  passages  and  pic- 
tures, V.  2 Story  of  God's  judgment,  v.  1.— 

Syren  of  Tselica.  v.  1.— Tales  and  traditions  of 
the  South,  v.  1.— Tryst  of  Acayma,  v.  1 — Vasco 
Nunez  ;  or,  the  prophecy  ot  the  astrologer,  v.  1. 

Blessings  on  children.    3  pp.    {Harper's  Mag. 

y.  15,  1858,  p.  4.)— How  Sharp  Snaffles  got  his 
capital  and  wife.  21  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  41, 1370, 
p.  667.)— Niagara.    2  pp.     (Deire.  Bev.  v.  14, 1844,  p.  185.) 

[Ed.]    Life  of  Nathaniel  Greene,  Maj.- 

Gen.  in  the  army  of  the  Revolution.  New 
York,  1849.     13°.  8797 

[Ed.]    War  poetry  of  the  South.    New 

York,  1867.    12°.  1355 

Grlswold,  R.  W.    Wm.  Gilmore  Slmms.     16  pp. 

(In  Ms  Prose  writers  ot  America,  p.  603.)— Poe,  E.  A. 
Wm.  Gilmore  Slmms.    4  pp.    (Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram, 
y.  4,  p.  299.)- Stories  and  reviews.    25  pp.    (Eev. 
ot  In  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  63, 1846,  p.  357.) 
See  also  Sims.- Symmes. 

Simon,  Abp.  of  Bourges.    —1297.    Excerpta 

ex  instrumento  vlsltatlonls.  7  pp.  (Mahlllon,  J.,  Vet. 
wnalect.  p.  338.) 

Simon,  Abbot  of  St.  Bertin.    —1148.    Vita 

Sanctl  Bertinl  metrlca.  41  pp. ,  (Mdanges  hist.  y.  1, 
p.  1 :  Coll.  ie  doc.  inii.  hist,  de  France.) 


Simon,  Prior  of  Mont-Dieu.    12  cent.    Epis- 

tolae  II  ad  Alexandrum  papam  de  concordla  regera 
Inter  et  archieplscopum  Cantuarlensem  refurmauda. 
2  pp.    {Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  y.  200,  p.  1436.) 

Simon,  Count  of  Oripi.  Vita  Simonis  comitis 
Orespelensls.  9  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  &i-yi8.y.  15,  pt.  2, 
p.  905j  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  y.  166,  p.  1211.) 

Simon,  of  Couvin.    14  cent.    De  judicio  soils 

in  convlvlls  Saturnl.  Opuscule  relatlf  h  la  peste  de 
1348.    43  pp.    (BiUiolh.  Ecole  d.  Charles,  y.  2, 1840,  p.  201.) 

Simon,    surnamed    Bar-Kokheba.      Deren- 

hourg,  J.  Quelques  notes  sur  la  guerre  de  Bar  KOzebS 
et  ses  suites.  17  pp.  {M&langes  d'liist.  et  de  philol. :  Bib- 
lioth.  de  I'ScoIe  des  hautes  itudes,  v.  35,  p.  157.) 

Simon.    Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (George 

Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres  compl. 
Simon,  de  la  Vierge,  (— ),  Pire.  ■  Circa  1638- 

1728.  (Euvrea  cholsles.  195  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Oral, 
saerls,  v.  10,  p.  603.) 

Simon,  Mrs.  Barbara  Ann.  Ten  tribes  of 
Israel,  historically  identified  with  the  ab- 
origines of  the  western  hemisphere.  Lon- 
don, 1836.     8°.  —2365 

Simon, Rev.  David  Worthington  (Tr.)  1830—. 
History  of  the  development  of  the  doctrine 
of  the  person  of  Christ.    See  Dorner,  I.  A. 

Simon,  Eugene.  1818—.  Histoire  naturelle 
des  araignees  (araneides).    Paris,  1864.    8°. 

—2646 

Sinaon,  Jean  Frangois.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  12. 

Simon,  Johann  Franz.  1807-43.  Animal 
chemistry  with  reference  to  the  physiology 
and  pathology  of  man.  Tr.  and  ed.  by 
George  E.  Day.  London,  1845-46.  2  v.  8°. 
{Sydenham  Soc.)  —3776 

Simon,  John,  Jf.I».,ii.D.  1816—.  Filth- 
diseases  and  their  prevention.  1  Am.  ed. 
Boston,  1876.    p.  8°.  —3777 

Report  on  the  contagious  diseases  act, 

shewing  the  expense,  impolicy,  and  general 
inutility  of  its  proposed  extension  to  the 
civil  population.  Nottingham,  n.  d.  8°. 
{Contag.  diseases  acts,  pamphlets.)       —8767 

Simon's  appointment  to  the  Board  of  health, 

2  pp.     {Praser's  Mag.  v.  62, 1855,  p.  719.) 

Simon,  Joseph.  L'education  et  I'instruotion 
des  enfants  chez  les  anoiens  Juifs.  Paris, 
1879.     8°.  —2365 

Simon,  Jules  Frangois  Simon  Suisse,  dit 
Jules.  1814 — .  Le  gouvernement  de  M. 
Thiers,  8  Fev.  1871-24  Mai  1873.     Paris,  1878. 

3  V.  8°.  1695 

The  same  in  English.    New  York,  1879. 
2  V.  8°-  1695 

Thiers,  Guizot,  Remusat.     Paris,  1885. 

8°.  3705 

Broglle,  0.  J.  V.  A.,  Due  de.  De  ta  religion  natu- 
relle, par  S.  61  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  38, 1856,  p.  860 ; 
y.  39, 1856,  p.  7.)— Fontette,  E.  de.  Le  devoir,  par  S. 
27  pp.  ( Correspondant,  y.  34, 1864,  p.  321.) — Jules  Simon, 
Mlnlatre  de  I'instruotion  publlque  et  des  cultes.  25  pp. 
( Correspondant,  n.  s.  y.  60, 1870,  p.  393.) 

Simon,  Pedro  Antonio.  Circa  1560-1630. 
Primera  parte  de  las  Noticias  historiales  de 
las  conquistas  de  tierra  firme  en  las  Indias 
occidentales.    Cuenga,  1626  (1627).   fo.   3611 

Expedition  of  Pedro  de  Ursua  and  Lope 

de  Aguirre  in  search  of  El  Dorado  and 
Omagua  in  1560-61.  Tr.  from  Fray  Pedro 
Simon's  "  Sixth  historical  notice  of  the  con- 
quest of  tierra  firme,"  by  Wm.  Bollaert, 
with  an  introduction  by  Clements  R.  Mark- 
ham.  London,  1861.  8°.  {Hakluyt  Soc.)  2484 


SIMON 


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SIMONIDES 


Simon,  Richard.  1638-1712.  Histoire  cri- 
tique des  principaux  commentateurs  du 
Nouveau  Testament.    Eotterdam,  1693.    4°. 

—1334 

Histoire  critique  des  versions  du  Nouveau 

Testament.    Rotterdam,  1690.    4°.       —1334 

Histoire  critique  du  texte  du  Nouveau 

Testament.    Rotterdam,  1689.    4°.       —1234 

Histoire  critique  du  Vieux  Testament. 

Nouv.  ed.    Rotterdam,  1685.    4°.         —1334 

Nouvelles  observations  sur  le  texte  et  les 

versions  du  Nouveau  Testament.  Paris, 
1695.    4°.  —1234 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommea,  v.  1. 

Simon  Spira  und  sein  sohn,  roman.    98pp. 

Brachvogel,  A.  E.,  Ausgew,  werke,  v.  4,  p.  345. 

Siuiond,  Louis.  1767-1831.  Voyage  en 
Suisse,  fait  dans  les  annees  1817,  1818,  et 
1819.  2  ed.  Paris,  1834.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  15,  1833,  p.  353.)  1405 

Jeffrey,  F.,  Lori.     Slmond's  Switzerland.     8  pp. 

(In  his  Contrlb.  to  the  Edia.  Eev.  p.  725 ;  and  Edin.  Eev. 
V.  37,1822,  p.  287.) 

Simonde  de  Sismondi,  Jean  Charles 
Leonard.  1773-1843.  Etudes  sur  les  con- 
stitutions des  peuples  libres.  Paris,  1836.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  9,  1837,  p. 
176.)  —1317 

Histoire  de  la  renaissance  de  la  liberte  en 

Italie,  de  ses  progres,  de  sa  decadence,  et  de 
ea  chute.    Paris,  1833.     2  v.  8°.  3535 

Histoire   des  Frangais.      Continuee   par 

Amedee  Renee.  Paris,  1831-44.  31  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  inEdin.  Rev.  v.  85, 1831,  p.  488.)  4665 

Historical  view  of  the  literature  of  the 

south  of  Europe.  Tr.  from  the  original, 
with  notes,  and  a  life  of  the  author,  by 
Thomas  Rosooe.  4  ed.  London,  1853.  3  v. 
p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr. )  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  35,  1815,  p.  31;  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  11,  1814,  p.  1.)  3335 

History  of  the  crusades  against  the  Albi- 

genses  in  the  13  century.    London,  1826.    8°. 

-3284 

History  of  the  fall  of  the  Roman  empire, 

comprising  a  view  of  the  invasion  and  settle- 
ment of  the  barbarians.  London,  1834.  2  v. 
16°.     (Lardner,  D.,  Ca&.  Cj/c.)  2757 

History  of  the  Italian  republics,  being  a 

view  of  the  origin,  progress,  and  fall  of 
Italian  freedom.  London,  1832.  16°-  (Lard- 
ner,D.,  Ca&.  Cj/c.)  3557 

• Lettres  inedites  d  Mme.  la  Comtesse  d'Al- 

bany.  Pub.  avecune  introduction  par  Saint- 
Rene  Taillandier.    Paris,  1863.     12°.       5837 

Politicafeconomy,  and  the  philosophy  of 

government.  With  an  historical  notice  of 
his  life  and  writings  by  M.  Mignet.  Tr. 
from  the  French.  London,  1847.   8°.   —1305 

JTulia  S*v6ra.    15  pp.    (EeT.  of  In  N,  Am.  Rev.  v. 

15,  1822,  p.  163.)— Histoire  des  r£pulillques  Itall- 

ennes  du  raoyen  age.  18  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
T.  7, 1812,  p.  357.)— Salnte-Beixve,  C.  A.  Slamondi. 
Fragments  de  son  Journal  et  correspondance.  58  pp. 
(iV(miieaMr£inMjis,v.  6,  p.  24.)— ScUerer,  E.  Sismondl.  79 
pp.  [Nouv.  etudes  sur  la  lit.  contemp.  p.  145.) — Sismondi 
and  Italian  liberty.  6  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  32, 
1832,  p.  618.)— Tatllandier,  St.  E.  Confidences  d'une 
ame  lib6rale.  37  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mmides,  1862,  2  p§r. 
V.  37,  p.  65.) 

Alison,  Sir  A.    Sismondi.    36  pp.    (Essays,  poHl,, 

hist.,  and  miscel.  v.  3,  p.  220  ;  and  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  57, 
18!6,  p.  629.)— Life  and  opinions  ot  S.  41  pp.  (iV. 
Am.  Rev.  V.  66,  1848,  p.  32.)— Life  and  -tvorlss  of  S. 
58  pp.    (Quart.  Rev.  v.  72, 1843,  p.  2U9.)— Lominic,  L. 


L.  de.  M.  de  Slsiriondl.  H  pp.  (In  his  Qalerle  des 
contemp.  illustr.  v.  7.)— Mignet,  F.  A.  A.  Notice  hia- 
torlque  sur  la  vie  et  les  travaux  de  S.  29  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Acad.  Sci.  moral.  M€m.  2  s.  v.  6, 1850,  p.  1.) — 
The  same  in  English.  24  pp.  (SImonde  de  Sismondi, 
J.  C.  L.,  Political  economy ,  p.  1.) — Roseoe,  T.  Life  of 
S.  16  pp.  (Simonde  de  Sismondi,  J.  C.  L.,  Hist,  view  of 
the  lit.  of  the  south  of  Europe,  v.  1,  p.  9 :  Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.) 

See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  20,  1847,  p.  306;  Macmillan's 
Mag.  V.  13,  1866,  p.  539. 

SimondS,  Alvan.     Artemas  Simonds.     6  pp. 

(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  288.) 

Simonds,  Artemas.    See  the  preceding. 

Simonds,  John  W.  Annual  report  of  the 
Superintendent  of  public  instruction,  being 
the  39  annual  report  upon  the  public  schools 
of  New  Hampshire.  Concord,  1875.  8°.  —2384 

Simonds.  See  also  Simons.— Symonds. — 
Symons. 

Simone.    Vasari,  G.    Antonio  Filarete  e  S. 

14  pp.  (  Opere,  v.  2,  p.  453  j  Vile  de'  pittori,  V.  4,  p.  337 ; 
and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  2,  p.  1 :  Bohn,  H.  G-.,  Stand. 
Libr.) 

Simone,  L.  G.  de.    Note  japigo-messapiche. 

61  pp.  (Fabrettl,  A.,  Terzo  svppl.  alia  raccoUa  delle  antic, 
iscriz.  Hal.  p.  171.) 

Simonetta,  Giovanni,  —circa  1491.  His- 
toria  de  rebus  gestis  Francisci  I  Sfortiae, 
ab  anno  1431,  usque  ad  annum  1466.  Medio- 
lani,  1732.  fo.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Itcd. 
script  V.  21.)  3741 

Simonides,  of  Amorgos.  See  Simonides,  of 
Samos. 

Simonides,  of  Ceos.  B.  C.  556-467.  Car- 
minum  reliquiae.  Ed.  F.  G.  Schneidewin. 
Brunsvigae,  1835.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Zeits.  f. 
Alterthumsw.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  11.)  3295 

Danae.    1  p.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  76, 1870,  p.  399.) 

— Duo  epigrammata,  Philippe  Melanthone  luter- 
prete.  1  p.  ( Corpus  Reform,  v.  19,  p.  185.)— Frag- 
menta.  [ffr.]  88  pp.  (Berg^.V.,  Poet.  lyr.  Or.  v.  3, 
p.  1113;  Gaisford.T.,  Poet.  min.  Gr.  T.  3,  p.  HI.)— The 
same.  lOr.andOer.]  87  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A.,Gr.  Ii/W/eer, 
V.  6,  p.  131.)— Fragments.  2  pp.  (Milman,  H.  H., 
Agamemnon  ofJEschylus,  etc.  p.  193.) 

B.,  Q.    Simouldis  fragmenta  II  emendata.    4  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  22,  1820,  p.  338.)— Blass, 
F.  Das  SImonldeische  gedicht  Im  Protagoras  des 
Platon.  7  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  27, 1872,  p.  326.) 
— Simonides'  Klage  der  Danae.  7  pp.  (Philologus,  v. 
32,  1873,  p.  140.)— Boeckh,  A.  De  Simonldls  Cel  In 
Megarenses  eplgrammate  laplde  servato  C.  I.  n.  1051. 
9  pp.  (  Gesamm.  Heine  schriften.v.  4,  p.  125.)— Kalbel,  G, 
Quaestiones  Simonldeae.  26  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s. 
T.  28,1873,  p.  436.)— Minor  Qreeic  poets  :  Simonides. 

6  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  2, 1831,  p.  63.)— Sur  Simonides 
de  C£os.  10  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  19s  1819, 
p.  116.)— Sterling,  J.  Simonides.  64  pp.  (Essays  and 
tales,  V.  1,  p.  188;  and  Westm.  Rev.  v.  32, 1839,  p.  99.) 

Simonides,  of  Ceos.    B.  C.  5  cent.    Genea- 

logiae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.}  1  p.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  42.) 

Simonides,  of  Samos,  or  of  Am  orgos.    B.  C. 

7  cent.  Iambi  qui  supersunt.  CoUegit  et 
recensuit  Fr.  Th.  Welcker.  Bonnae,  1835. 
8°.  8394 

{Rheinisch.  mus.  v.  3.) 

[Gr.]    17  pp.    (Bergli,  T.,  Poet.  lyr. 


TJie  same. 

—  Fragmenta. 

Gr.  V.  2,  p.  734.) 
R.ibbeck,  O. 


Der  Frauensplegel  des  S.  16  pp. 
(Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.v.  20, 1865,  p.  74.)— Schneidewin, 
F.W.  Recension  von  Welcker's  Simonides  Amorginus. 
4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  Alterthumsw.  v.  3, 1836,  p.  365.)— Sybel, 
L.  von.    Zu  S.    37  pp.    (Hermes,  v.  7, 1873,  p.  327.) 

Simonides,  Janos.  17  cent.  Galeria  om- 
nium Sanctorum,  catenis  Christianae  virtutis 
sibi  devinctorum,  nominibus  et  symbolis  in 
procelloso  mundi  pelago  secure  et  cum  ho- 
nore  circumvehendis.  Pestini,  1865.  8°. 
{Monumenta  evangel.  Aug.  conf.  in  Hungaria 
historica,  v.  3.)  —1275 


SIMONIN 


4119 


SIMPSON 


Simonin,  Louis  Laurent.  1830-86.  French 
view  of  the  International  Exposition  of  1876. 
Tr.  by  Samuel  H.  Needles.    Phila.  1877.    8°. 

—3715 

■ Underground  life  ;  or,  mines  and  miners. 

Tr.,  adapted  to  the  present  state  of  British 
mining,  and  ed.  by  H.W.  Bristow.  London, 
1869.     r.  8°.  —3743 

Siiuonis,  Johann.  1698-1768.  Analysis  et 
explicatio  lectionum  masorethicarum,  Ke- 
thibhan  et  Krijan  vulgo  dictarum,  ea  forma, 
qua  illae  in  textu  S.  exstant,  ordine  alpha- 
betico  digesta.  Halae  [1753].  8°.  {In  his 
BibliaHebraica,v.  5.)  —1315 

• (Ed.)    Biblia  Hebraica  manualia,  ad  op- 

timas  quasque  editiones  recensita,  atque 
cum  brevi  lectionum  masorethicarum,  Ke- 
thiban  et  Krijan,  resolutione  ac  explicatione, 
ut  et  cum  dictionario  omnium  vocum  Ve- 
teris  Testamenti  Hebraicarum  et  Chaldaica- 
rum.     Halae,  1753.     5  v.  8°.  —1315 

Simonuet,  Jules.  1834—.  Essai  sur  la  vie 
et  les  ouvrages  de  Gabriel  Peignot,  accom- 
pagne,de  pieces  de  vers  inedites.  Paris, 
1863.     8°.  5813 

Simons,  Capt.  F.  C.  Leading  principles  of 
gunnery,  those  parts  of  it  relating  to  rotatory 
motion,  in  particular  the  Minie,  Jacobian, 
and  other  practical  facts  examined.  Cal- 
cutta,"1858.     8°.  —3766 

Simons.    -See  cdso  Simonds. — Symonds.— 

Symons. 
Simony,  Friedrich.    1813—.    Alterthuemer 
vom  Hallstaetter  Salzberg  und  dessen  um- 
gebung.     Wien,  1851.     obi.  4°.  1783 

Simony.  See  Church  benefices  and  property. 
Simoom.    See  Meteorology. 
Simpers,  Krs.  Alice  Coale.  1843—.  [Poems.] 

10  pp.  (Johnston,  Q.,  Poets  and  poetry  of  Cecil  county, 
Md.  p.  276.) 

mvapert,St.,AbbotofMarbach.  —809.  Epis- 

tola  encyolioa ;  Indioulum  ad  episcopum.  1  p.  (Ma- 
blUon,  J.,  ret.  analect.  p.  418.)— Begularla  statuta  mo- 
naateril  niiirbaceiisls ;  Eplstola  enoyoUoa;  ludl- 
culus  ad  episcopum.  6  pp.  (laigne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  99,  pp.  737,746.) 

Simple  arithmetic.    Taylor,  H.     —3436 

Simple cobler  of  Aggawam  in  America. 

Ward,  N.     (Force,  P.,  Tracfe,  v.  3.)         1644 

Simple  life.    4  pp.    Fisher, W.  M.    (Overld. 

MmTldy,  v.  12, 1874,  p.  655.) 

Simple  story  of  to-day.  3  pp.  {Har- 
per's 'Mag.  V.  10,  1B55,  p.  391.) 

Simple  tales.    300  pp.    Opie,  Mrs.  A.  A., 

Works,  V.  1,  p.  228. 

Simplicianische  schriften.  Grimmels- 
hausen,  H.  J.  0.  von.  3  v.  (Goedelie,  K., 
and  Tittmann,  J.,  Deutseh.  dichfer  17  jahrh. 
V.  10,  11.)  2355 

Simplicissimus,  Der  abenteuerliche. 
Grimmelshausen,  H.  J.  C.  von.  4  v._  {Bib- 
lioth.  Ut.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  33,  34,  65,  66.) 

—3115 

Simplicities  defence  against  seven- 
headed  policy.  Gorton,  S.  (Force,  P., 
Tracts,  v.  4.)  1644 

Simplicius,  St,  Pope.    —483.    Vita;  Epis- 

tolao  xvm.    16  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  58, 
p.  31.) 

Simplicius.  6  cent.  Clarissima  commen- 
taria  in  VIII  libros  Aristotelis  De  physico 
auditu  . . .  Index  copiosissimus  additus  est. 
Venetiis,  1558.    fo.  —1431 


In  Aristotelis  Physicorum  libros  IV  pri- 

ores  commentaria.  Ed.  H.  Diels.  Berolini, 
1883.   8°.    {Comment,  in  Aristotelem  Gr.  v.  9.) 

4383 

Commentaria  in  III  libros  Deanima  Aris- 
totelis, de  Graeca  lingua  in  Latinam  nuper- 
rime  translata,  Evangelista  Lungo  Asulano 
interprete.    Venetiis,  1564.     fo.  —1433 

In  libros  Aristotelis  De  anima  commen- 
taria. Ed.  M.  Hayducli.  Berolini,  1883.  8°. 
(Comment,  in  Aristotelem  Or.  v.  11.)       4883 

Commentarius  in  Epicteti  Enchiridion  . .  . 

Eecensuit  et  varietate  lectionis  notisque  illus- 
travit  Johannes  Schweighaeuser.  [Or.  et 
Lat.}  Lipsiae,  1800.  3  v.  8°.  (Epictetus, 
Dissertationum  libri  IV,  v.  4,  5.)  3303 

The  same  in  Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.: 
With  Theophrastus,  Charaeteres. 

Schweighaeuser,  J.    Ad  Simplicii  Com- 

mentarium  in  Epicteti  Enchiridion  variae 
lectiones,  emendationes,  et  notae.  1800. 
(Epictetus,  Dissertationum  libri  IV,  v.  5.) 

Scliweighaenser,  J.    Notice  sur  un  passage  de  S. 

8  pp.  (Inat.  de  France,  M£m.  Lit.  et  beaux-arts,  v.  1, 
1797,  p.  471.) 

Simplified  grammars,  Truebner's  Col- 
lection of.    See  Rost,  R. 

Simpson,  Rev.  {—)  (Ed.)  Baratariana.  A 
select  collection  of  fugitive  political  pieces, 
pub.  during  the  administration  of  Lord 
Townshend  in  Ireland.  3  ed.  [Anon.} 
Dublin,  1773.     16°.  3586 

Simpson,  Alexander.  1811—.  The  Sand- 
wich islands  :  progress  of  events  since  their 
discovery  by  Capt.  Cook,  their  occupation 
by  Lord  George  Paulet,  their  value,  and 
importance.     London,  1843.     8°.  3435 

Simpson,  Alfred.  Travels  in  the  wilds  of 
Ecuador  and  the  exploration  of  the  Putu- 
mayo  river.    London,  1886.     13°.  3406 

Simpson,  Rev.  David.  1745-99.  Plea  for 
religion  and  the  sacred  writings.  Baltimore, 
1807.     8°.  -3346 

Simpson,  Rear-Admiral  Edward.  1834—. 
Treatise  on  ordnance  and  naval  gunnery. 
3  ed.,  revised  and  enlarged.  New  York, 
1863.     8°.  —8765 

Simpson,  Sir  George.  1796-1860.  Narra- 
tive of  a  journey  round  the  world,  during 
the  years  1841  and  1843.  London,  1847.  3  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  30, 
1847,  p.  465.)  1443 

Simpson,  H.  F.  Morland  (Tr.)  Pre-his- 
tory  of  the  North.    See  Worsaae,  J.  J.  A. 

Simpson,  Henry.  1790-1868.  Lives  of 
eminent  Philadelphians,  now  deceased. 
Phila.  1859.     r.  8°.  3893 

Simpson,  Brig.-Oen.  James  Hervey.  1813- 
83.  Journal  of  a  military  reconnaissance, 
from  Santa  Fe,  New  Mexico,  to  the  Navajo 
country.     Phila.  1858.     8°.  3474 

Letter,  transmitting  a  report  and  map  of 

the  route  from  Fort  Smith  to  Santa  Fe  ;  also 
a  report  on  the  same  subject  from  Capt.  R. 
B.  Marcy.  Washington,  1850.  8°.  (!7.  S. 
31  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  8.)      6831 

Report  of  explorations  across  the  great 

basin  of  the  territory  of  Utah  ...  in  1859. 
Washington,  1876.'   4°.  —3541 


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The  shortest  route  to  California  illustr. 

by  a  history  of  explorations  of  the  great 
basin  of  Utah.    Phila.  1869.     8°.  3485 

Coronado's  march  In  search  of  the  "  Seven  cities  of 

Cibola,"  and  discussion  of  their  probable  location. 
32  pp.    (Sralthson.  Inst.  Report,  1869,  p.  309.) 

Simpson,  Sir  James  Young,  M.  D.    1811-70. 

History  of  modern  anaesthetics.     A  2  letter 

to  Dr.  Jacob  Bigelow.    London,  1870.     8°. 

—3786 
Simpson,  Gapt.  John.    Second  Capt.  Hind : 

or,  the  notorious  life  and  actions  of.    [Repr. 

1817.]     (Smeeton,  G.,  Bist.  tracts, y.  2.) 

Simpson,  John  Palgrave.  1807-87.  Dreams 
of  delusion,  a  drama.  '2S  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
thcat.  T.  21.)-.Heads  or  tails?  a  comedietta.  21  pp. 
(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  22.)— Second  love, 
comic  drama.  40  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  T.,  Jioston  theat. 
V.  9.) 

(Tr.)  Carl  Maria  von  Weber.  See  Weber, 

K.  P.  M.  M.,  Freiherr  von. 

Ijetters  from  the  Danube.    9  pp.    (Rev.  of  la 

Eraser's  Mag.  v.  37, 1848,  p.  403.) 

Simpson,  Leonard  (Tr.)  Correspondence 
of  Schiller  with  Koerner.  See  Schiller,  J.  C. 
F.  von. 

Simpson,  Leonard  Francis.  Literature  of 
Italy,  from  the  origin  of  the  Italian  language 
to  the  death  of  Boccaccio.  London,  1851. 
12°.  3256 

Siuipson,  Mrs.  M.  C.  M.  Letters  and  recol- 
lections of  Julius  and  Mary  Mohl.  London, 
1887.     8°.  4783 

{Ed.)     Conversations    and    journals    in 

Egypt  and  Malta.    See  Senior,  N.  W. 

[Ed.)    Conversations  with  M.  Thiers,  M. 

Guizot,   and    other    distinguished   persons. 
See  Senior,  N.  W. 

Simpson,  Richard  (Ed.)  1821-76.  School 
of  Shakspere.    New  York,  1878.    3  v.  8°. 

3387 
Contents.  Faire  Ejin,  v.  2.  —  Account  of  Robert 
Qreenc,  v.  2. — Histrlo-mastrix,  v.  2. — IVobody 
and  somebody,  v.  1. — Paaqnil  and  Katlierine, 
V.  1.— Prodigal  son,  v.  2.— Biography  of  Sir  Thomas 
Stucley,  V.  1.— Life  and  death  of  Captain  Thomas 
Stukeley,  v.  1.— "Warning  for  falre  -women,  v.  2. 

Simpson,  Samuel  L.    The  lost  cabin.    7  pp. 

{Oi'erld.  MonOllij,  v.  9,  1872,  p.  412.)— Molokal.     2  pp. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  13, 1874,  p.  250.) 

Simpson,  Stephen.  1789-1854.  Biography 
of  Stephen  Gii-ard,  with  his  will  affixed  ; 
comprising  an  account  of  his  private  life, 
habits,  genius,  and  manners.  Phila.  1833. 
13°.  3796 

Simpson,  Thomas.  1710-61.  Doctrine  and 
application  of  fluxions  .  .  .  New  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1823.    3  V.  in  1,  8°.  —3437 

Elements  of  geometry  .   .    .     New  ed. 

London,  1831.    8°.  —2436 

Select  exercises  for  young  proficients  in 

the  mathematicks.   London,  1752.  8°.  —3437 

Treatise  of  algebra  ...  3  Am.  ed.  Re- 
vised ...  by  David  McClure.  Phila.  1821. 
8°.  —2435 

Davenport,  R.  A.    Thos.  Simpson.    11  pp.    (/n  his 

Lives  of  individuals,  p.  395.)    ' 

Simpson,  Thomas.  1808-40.  Narrative  of 
the  discoveries  on  the  north  coast  of  Amer- 
ica :  effected  by  the  ofScers  of  the  Hudson's 
Bay  Company  during  the  years  1836-89. 
London,  1843.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  73,  1844,  p.  113.)  1635 


Simpson,  William.  1823—.  The  seat  of  war 
in  the  East.  1  and  3  s.  London,  1855-56. 
2  V.  in  1,  fo.  —1791 

Simpson,  William-Sparrow,  D.  D.  Chapters 
in  the  history  of  old  8.  Paul's.  London, 
1881.     8°-  1584 

(Ed. )   Documents  illustrating  the  history 

of  S.  Paul's  cathedral.    [Westminster],  1880. 
sm.  4°.     [Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No.  36.)         1504 

Simpson.    See  also  Simson. 

Simrock,  Karl  Joseph.  1803-76.  Faust. 
Das  volksbuch  und  das  puppenspiel.  Frank- 
furt am  Main,  n.  d.     16°.  1317 

Gedichte.    Leipzig,  1844.     13°.  3354 

Contents.  Deutsclie  sagen.— Lleder.— Maucher- 

lei.— Romanzen. — Tenzonen. 

(Rev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  26, 1845,  p.  30.) 

Die  geschichtlichen  deutschen  sagen  aus 

dem  munde  des  volks  und  deutscher  dichter. 
Frankfurt  am  Main,  1850.    p.  8°.  1336 

Handbuch    der    deutschen   myfchologie. 

Bonn,  1874.     8°.  —3274 

Kerlingisches    heldenbuch.      Frankfurt 

am  Main,  1848.     13°.  2344 

Das  malerisohe  und  romantische  Rhein- 

land.    Leipzig,  n.  d.     8°.  1335 

Remarks  on  the  plots  of  Shakespeare's 

plays.  With  notes  and  additions  by  J.  O. 
Halliwell.  London,  1850.  8°.  [Shakesp. 
Soc.)  3384 

Rheinsagen  aus  dem  munde  des  volks 

und  deutscher  dichter.  6  aufl.  Bonn,  1869. 
13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  67, 1838,  p.  308. ) 

1387 

Wieland  der  Schmied.    Deutsche  helden- 

sage.  Nebst  romanzen  und  balladen.  Bonn, 
1835.     13°.  1336 

O,  Maria,  Regina  mlserlcordiae.    2  pp.    (i?M&- 

lin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19,  1842,  p.  776.)— Oak-harvest.    2 

pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  46,  1855,  p.  496.) 

(Ed.)    Die  deutschen  volksbuecher ;  ge- 

sammelt  und  in  ihrer  urspruenglichen  echt- 
heit  wiederhergestellt.  Frankfurt  am  Main, 
1845-67.     13  V.  16°.  1228 

Contents,  .^sops  leben  und  tabeln,  v.  13.— Ahag- 
verus,  V.  6.— Koenlg  Apollonins  von  Tyrus,  v.  3. 
— Arme  Ilelnrich.  See  Hartmann  von  der  Aue. — 
Bruder  Ransch,  v.  6.— Bnettner-handvrerkg- 

fewohnheiten,  v.  7.- Koenlg   Eginhard,  v.  7.— 
erzog  Krngt,v.  3.— Der  maerklsohe  Eulengpiegel, 

T.  9.— Till  Eulensplegel,  v.  10 Dr.  Johannes  Faust, 

V.  4 — Doctor  Johannes  Faust,  puppenspiel,  v.  4. — 
Flerabrag,  v.  7;— Der  Finkenrltter,  v.  7.— Flos 
und  Blancllog,  v.  6.— Fortunatug,  v.  3.— Fried- 
rich  Barbarossa,  v.  2. — Historle  von  der  Oe'iluldi- 

gen  Helena,  v.  10.— Gcnovefa,  v.  1 GIsmunda, 

V.  6.— Qregoring  auf  dem  Stein,  v.  12.— Hang  von 
Montevllla,  v.  13.  —  Hartmann  von  der  Ane. 
Der  arme  Helnrlch,  v.  6.— Die  Heiligen  drel  koe- 
nlge,  v.  4 — Die  Heimonskinder,  v.  2.— Helnrlch 

der  Lioevre,  v.  i.- Herzog  Herpin,  v.  11 Hirlan- 

da,  V.  12. —Der  Huf-  und  vraffenscllmiede- 
gesellen  handwerksgewolinhelt,  v.  7.- Hug- 
gcllapler,  v.  9.— Das  deutsohe  kinderbnch,  v.  9.— 

IVIelsler  liucidaiing,  v.  13.— Meluslna,  v.  6 Obe- 

rou,  Oder  Hug  von  Bordeaux,  v.  10.— Kaiser  Octavl- 
anus,  V.  2.— Peter  Dimringer  von  Staufenoerg, 
V.  3.— Pontus  und  Sidonia,  v.  11.— Das  deutsche 
raethselbuch,  pts.  1-3,  v.  7,  9,  10.  —  Reineke 
Fuchg,  V.  1.— RItter  Galmy,  v.  11.— Rltter  Ma- 
legis,  V.  12.— Letaensbeschreibung  des  Grafen  von 
Schafgotsch,  v.  13.— Schoene  Magelone,  v.  1.— 
Schvrancnritter,   v.  6.— Zwoelf    Stbyllen  welg- 

gagnngen,  v.  13 — Die  Sieben  Schwaben,  v.  10 

Die  Sieben  vrelgen  nielster,  v.  12.  —  Gehoernte 
Siegfried,  v.  3.— Die  deutschen  gprtchivoerter; 
V.6.— Thai  Jogophat,v.  12.— Thedel  Unverfaehrt 
von  Walmoden,  v.  9 — Trtgtan  und  Igalde,  v.  4. 
— Zauberer  Virgilins,  v.  6.— Die  deutschen  volks- 
lieder.  v.  8 — Margraf  Walther,  v.  6.— Wigoletg 
vom  Rade,  v.  3. 


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[Ed.)  QuellendesShakspeare  ianovellen, 

maerchen,  und  sagen,  niit  sagengeschioht- 
liohen  nachweisungen.  2  aufl.  Bonn,  1873. 
2  V.  8°.  8306 

Contents.  Zu  den  Belden  Veronesern  und  Was 
ihrtroUt:  BandellQ,  H.  Die  ZwllUngsgeschwlstor; 
Moutemayor,  J.  de.  Fellsmene ;  Zur  sagen verglelcli- 
ung,  V.  2.— Cyinbellne  i  Boooacclo,  (J.  WeibUclie 
treue;  Zur  sageuverglelohung,  v.  1.— Zu  Knde  gut, 
alles  gut:  Boccaccio,  G.  Gllefcta  von  Narbonne; 
Zur  aagenverglelcUung,  v.  1.— Zu  der  Gezaelimten 
Iceiferln:  Straparola,  G.  F.  Dlegezaelimtekei£erlu; 
Zur  sagenverglelchung,  v.  1.  —  Zu  eietclics  mlt 
gleichem:  ^aoti  Giraldl  Olnthlo;  Zur  sagenver- 
glelchung, V.  1.— Zu  Hamlet:  Saxo-Grammatloua. 
Die  sage  von  Amletb;  Zuv  sagenverglelchung,  v.  1.— 
Zum  Kaufmann  von  Venedig :  Boccaccio,  G. 
Die  belden  kasten;  Gesta  Eomanorum.  Die  drel 
kaestcben;  Giovanni  Florentine,  &r.  Der  Kaulmann 
von  Venedig ;  Zur  sagenverglelchung,  v.  1.— Zu  Koe- 
nlg  Ijear :  Hollnshed,  R.  Koenlg  Lear ;  Sidney,  Sir 
P.  Der  Bastard ;  Zur  sagenverglelchung,  v.  2, — Zu 
Iiokrlue  nnd  Cromwell:  Nach  Galtred  von  Mon- 
mouth und  Hollnshed ;  Bandello,  M.  Cromwell ;  An- 
merkung,  v.  2. — Zu  den  liustfgeu  -weibern  von 
Windsor:  Giovanni  Florentine,  Ser.  Die  kuiist  zu 
lieben ;  Straparola,  G.  F.  Die  rache ;  Der  ring ;  Zur 
sagenverglelchung,  v.  1. — Zu  niaclietli :  Hollnshed, 
K.  Macbeth;  Zur  sagenverglelchung,  v. 2. —Othello: 
Glraldi  Clnthio,  G.  B.  Der  Mohr  von  Venedig;  Ver- 
haeltnlss  zu  sage  und  geschlchte,  v.  1.— Zu  Pericles, 
Fiierst  von  Tyrus:  Nach  den  Gesta  Bomanorum 
und  dem  Volksbuohe;  Zur  sagenverglelchung,  v.  2.— 
Zu  Romeo  und  Julie ;  Bandello,  M.  Borneo  und 
Julie;  Porto,  L.  da.  Romeo  und  Julie;  Zur  sagen- 
verglelchung, V.  1 Der  Sturm,  v.  2.— Zu  "Viel  laer- 

meus  um  uichts:  Bandello,  M.  Viel  laermens  urn 
nichts;  Zur  sagenverglelchung,  v.  2.— Walpurgis- 
nachts-traum,  u.  s.  w.  v.  2. — Zu  Wie  es  eucli  ge- 
faellt:  Lodge,  T.  Bosalinde;  Zurliteraturgeschiohte, 
V.  2. — Zu  den  Wintermaerclien :  Greene,  R.  Das 
maerchen  von  Dorastus  und  Faunia ;  Verhaeltniss  des 
schausplels  zum  maerchen,  v.  2. 

(Ed.)  Die  legenden  von  den  heiligen  drei 

koenigen.    See  Johann,  von  Hildesheim. 

(2V.)     Edda,   die  aeltere  und  juengere 

nebst  den  mythischen  erzaehlungen  der 
Skalda,  uebersetzt  und  mit  erlaeuterungen 
begleitet.  3  aufl.   Stuttgart,  1864.  8°.   —3375 

(Tr.)    Heldenbuoh.     Stuttgart,   1849-74. 

6  V.  8°-  1216 

Contents.  Alpbarts  tod,  v.  3.— Amelungenlied, 
V.  1-6.— Gudrun,  v.  1.— Klelne  Heldenbncli,  v.  3. 
—  Hildebrandglied,  v.  3.  —  Hugdletrlch  und 
'Wolfdietrlch,  v.   3.  —  Xibelungenlied,   v.   2.  — 

Ortnit,   V.  3 Rosengarten,   v.  3.  —  Hoernerne 

Siegfried,  V.  3.— Walther  und  Hlldegunde,  v.  3. 

Sims,  Clifflord  Stanley.  1839—.  Origin  and 
signification  of  Scottish  surnames,  with  a 
vocabulary  of  Christian  names.  Albany, 
1863.     8°.  3132 

Sims,  James  Marion,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1818-83. 
Story  of  my  life.  Ed.  by  his  son,  H.  Marion 
Sims.     New  York,  1884.     13°.  3787 

Sims,  Richard.  1816—.  Handbook  to  the 
library  of  the  British  Museum.  London, 
1854.     13°.  L.114 

Manual  for  the  genealogist,  topograplier, 

antiquary,  and  legal  professor,  consisting  of 
descriptions  of  public  records  ;  parochial 
and  other  registers ;  wills ;  county  and 
family  histories ;  heraldic  collections  in 
public  libraries,  etc.,  etc.  2  ed.  London, 
1861.    8°.  1733 

Sims.    See  also  Simms. — Symmes. 

Simsbnry,  Conn.  Phelps,  R.  H.  History 
of  the  Newgate  of  Connecticut,  at  Simsbury. 
1860. 

Barber,  L.  I.    Simsbury.    22  pp.    (Trumbull,  J.  H., 

Mem.  Ust.  of  Hartford  cmmty.  Conn.  v.  2,  p.  341.) 
PABI  v.— 31.  ■  r  / 


Simson,  Bernhard  Eduard.  1840—.  Jahr- 
buecher  des  fraenkischen  Reichs  unter  Lud- 
wig  den  Prommen.  Leipzig,  1874.  3  v.  8°. 
(Jahrb.  der  deutsoh.  gesohickte. )  3603 

[Ed.)    Urkunden  und  actenstuecke  zur 

geschichte  des  Kurfuersten  Friedrich  Wil- 
helm  von  Brandenburg.  See  Erdmanns- 
doerffer,  B. ,  and  others. 

Simson,  Cuthbert.  —1553.  Protocolla  dioe- 
cesis  Glasguensis,  1499-1513.  London,  1877. 
2  V.  8°.  (Bain,  J.,  and  Rogers,  C,  lAber 
protoooUorum,  v.  1,  2.)  — 1264 

Simson,  James.    Disquisition  on  the  past, 

present,  and  future  o£  Glpsydom.  171  pp.  (Simson, 
W.,  History  of  the  Gipsies,  p.  371.) 

Simson,  Robert.     Brougham,  H.,  Baron. 

Robert  Simson.  43  pp.  {In  his  Lives  ol  philosophers, 
p.  123:   Works,  v.  1.) 

Simson,  Walter.  History  of  the  Gipsies : 
with  specimens  of  the  Gipsy  language.  Ed. 
with  preface,  introduction,  and  notes,  and  a 
disquisition  on  the  past,  present,  and  future 
of  Gipsydom,  by  James  Simson.  London, 
1865.     8°-  1798 

Simson.    See  also  Simpson. 

Simson  saga.    Steinthal,  H.    Simsonsage 

nach  ihrer  entstehung,  form,  und  bedeutung,  und  der 
Heracles  mythua.  60  pp.  [Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  2, 
1862,  pp.  110, 129.) 

Simnlation  and  dissimulation.  10  pp. 

Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Essays  with  annotations  iy  R.  Whately, 
p.  71. 

Simylus.    B.  C.  4  cent.    Fragmenta.    [Cfr.] 

1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet,  comic,  p.  608; 
Kock,  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  444.) 

Sin. 

AuGUSTiNUS,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.  ^  De 
peccatorum  meritis  et  remissione ;  De  spiritu 
et  littera ;  De  natura  et  gratia ;  De  perfeo- 
tione  Justitiae  hominis;  De  gestis  Pelagii; 
De  gratia  Christi  et  de  peccato  originali. 
1865.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot.  v.  44.) 

The  same  in  English.  1873.  [Worhs,  v.  4 : 
Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Ubr.) 

BoNiVAED,F.   Advis  et  devis  des  lengues, 

suivis  de  La  Martigen^e,  c'est  d  dire  de  la 
source  de  peche.  1865.  [Qeneva,  Soc.  d''hist. 
et  d''arcMol.) 

Agrippa  von,  Neilesheim,  H.  0.    De  original!  peccato. 

IS  pp.  (Opera,  v.  2,  p.  651.)— Alain  de  Iiille.  Liber 
de  planctu  naturae.  27  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lai.  V.  210,  p.  429.)— Alexandre,  N.  Tractatus  de 
peccatis.  252  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Tlieol.  car.  compl,  v.  11, 
■  p.  667.)— Anselro,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Liber  de 
oonceptu  vlrginaliet  originali  peccato.  19  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  168,  p.  431.)- Anticipations  of 
man  in  nature.  42  pp.  (New  Engldnder,  v.  17, 1859, 
p.  293.)— Baxter,  R.  Prevention  of  the  unpardonable 
sin  against  the  Holy  Ghost.  192  pp.  {Practical  works, 
V.  20,  p.  203.)— Bellarmino,  R.  De  amlasione  gra- 
tiae,  et  statu  peccati.  174  pp.  (Opera,  v.  4,  p.  25. )— 
Bondage  of  the  elements.  B  pp.  {New  Englander, 
V.  4, 1846,  p.  40.)— Bullinger,  H.  Of  sin,  and  of  the 
lilnds  thereof;  to  wit,  of  original  and  actual  sin,  and 
of  the  sin  against  the  Holy  Ghost.  75  pp.  (/n  his 
Decades,  v.  3,  p.  368 :  Parker  .^oc.)— Channing,  W.  E. 
Evil  of  sin.  17  pp.  {Prorfe,v.4,  p.  161.)— Clarice,  J.F. 
The  Christian  Review  on  original  sin;  Natural  de- 
pravity and  total  depravity.  24  pp.  {,Chr.llxam.w.53, 
1862,  pp.  93,  402.)— Coelestius.  Liber  adversus  peo- 
catum  orlglnale ;  Deflnitiones  de  impeccautla.  3  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  48,  p.  615.)— Cowlcs,  H. 
Sin  and  suffering  in  the  universe,  as  related  to  the 
power,  wisdom,  and  love  of  God.  36  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  30, 1873,  p.  729.)— De  dlstinctione  gpecifica 
et  numerica  peccatorum.  7  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  22,  p.  1349.)— Edwards,  J.  Great 
,  Christian  doctrine  of  original  sin  defended.  283  pp. 
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19  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  26,  1868,  p.  30.)— Fislier,  Q. 
P.  Augusllnlan  and  federal  doctrlues  of  original  sin. 
55  pp.  (/n  his  Discussions,  p.  855;  and  New  Englander, 
V.  27,1808,  p.  468.)— Fletcher,  J.  W.  Appeal  to  matter 
of  fact  and  common  sense;  or,  a  rational  demonstra- 
tion of  man's  corrupt  and  lost  estate.  218  pp.  {Works, 
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{Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  13, 1856,  p.  48.)— Temptation  no  ex- 
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the  glory  of  the  divine  attributes  In  the  question  of 
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Warner,  J.  Correspondence . . .  concerning  the  chap- 
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Walker,  J.  Edward's  doctrine  of  original  sin.  23 
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7  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  16,  1834,  p.  256.)— Wesley,  J. 
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'IVorcester,  N.  Modern  substitute  for  a  slutul 
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See  also  Kvil.— Forgiveness.- Predestination 
and  Election. 

Sin,  Wilderness  of.     Hogg,  J.     The   true 

Mount  Sinai ;  the  wilderness  of  S.    64  pp.  (Eoyal  Soc. 
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Sinaa.i,  Belgium.    Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 

aert,  .T.    Slnaai.    93  pp.    {In  their  Geschiedenls  van 
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iSiiial,  Mt. 

Arundale,  F.    Illustrations  of  Jerusalem 
and  Mount  Sinai.    1837. 


Beee,  E.  F.  F.    Inscriptiones  veteres  lit- 

teris  et  lingua  hucusque  incognitis  ad  Mon- 
tem  Sinai  magno  numero  servatae.     1840. 

Beke,  C.  T.     Discoveries  of   Sinai   in 

Arabia  and  of  Midian.     1878. 

Labokde,  L.  E.  S.  J.,  Marquis  de.  Jour- 
ney through  Arabia  Petraea,  to  Mount 
Sinai.     1838. 

Robinson,  E.  Biblical  researches  in  Pal- 
estine, Mount  Sinai,  and  Arabia  Petraea. 
1841,  3  V. 

Abbott,  J.    Memoirs  of  the  Holy  Land;    Mount 

Slnal.  16  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  6, 1853,  p.  146.)— Clay- 
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to  Mount  Sinai.  20  pp.  (Plnkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  10, 
p.  386.)— Eastern  rambles.  12  pp.  {Dublin  Vniv. 
Mag.  V.  33, 1849,  p.  661.)— Hogg,  J.  The  true  Mount 
Sinai ;  the  wilderness  of  Sin.  64  pp.  (Eoyal  Soc.  of 
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Slnal.  10  pp.  (In  his  Scripture  lands,  p.  64.)— Alar- 
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— Prime,  W.  0.  An  American  at  S,  16  pp.  {Barper's 
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Sinai,  Peninsula. 

Baetlett,  W.  H.  Forty  days  in  the 
desert,  on  the  track  of  the  Israelites ;  or,  a 
journey  from  Cairo,  by  Wady  Feiran,  to 
Mount  Sinai  and  Petra.     1863. 

Bertotj,  J. ,  Comte  de.    Le  mont  Hor,  le 

tombeau  d 'Aaron,  Cades.  Etude  sur  I'itine- 
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Bonar,  H.    Desert  of  Sinai:  notes  of  a 

spring  journey  from  Cairo  to  Beersheba. 
1858. 

Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.    Wanderung  nach 

den  Tuerkis-minen  und  der  Sinai-halbinsel. 
1868. 

Dumas,  A.  D.,'  and  Dauzats,  A.  Im- 
pressions de  voyage.  Quinze  jours  au  Sinai. 
1884.     (Dumas,  A.  D.,  CEuvres  compl.) 

Forstee,  C.   "Israel  in  the  wilderness  " ; 

or,  gleanings  from  the  scenes  of  the  wander- 
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The  one  primeval  language  traced  ex- 
perimentally through  ancient  inscriptions 
.  .  .  including  the  voice  of  Israel  from  the 
rocks  of  Sinai.    1851-54,  3  v. 

Sinai  photographed,  or  contemporary 

records  of  Israel  in  the  wilderness.     1862. 

Lenormant,  F.    Surl'originechretienne 

des  inscriptions  sinaitiques.     1859. 

Lepsius,  K.   R.     Discoveries  in  Egypt, 

Ethiopia,  and  the  peninsula  of  Sinai,  in  the 

years  1842-45.     1852. 
Letters  from  Egypt,  Ethiopia,  and  the 

peninsula  of  Sinai.     1853.     (Bohn,  H.   G., 

Antiq.  Ubr.) 
Palmer,  E.  H.    Desert  of  the  Exodus, 

journeys  on  foot  in  the  wilderness  of  the  40 

years'  wanderings.     1871,  2  v. 
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4  V. 

SCHAFF,  P.     Through  Bible  lands,    n.  d. 

Stanley,  A.  P.    Sinai  and  Palestine  in 

connection  with  their  history.     1862. 

Wilson,  Sir  C.  W.,  and  Palmer,  H.  S. 

Ordnance  survey  of  the  peninsula  of  Sinai. 
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Coutelle,  J.M.J.  Observations  sur  la  topographic 

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SINAI,  Peninsula 


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S.  35  pp.  (Wllaon.  Sir  C.  W.,  and  others,  Becooery  of 
Jerusalem,  p.  613.)— Montagu,  B.  W.  Letter  contain- 
ing an  account  of  hla  journey  from  Cairo  to  the 
Written  mountains,  In  the  desert  of  S.  18  pp.  (Royal 
Soo.  of  London,  PMlos.  trans,  v.  56, 1767,  p.  40.)— BTew- 
1>old,  (— ).  Visit  to  GelDel  Nakus,  on  the  peninsula  of 
S.  6  pp.  (Koyal  Aslat.  Soo.  Gt.  Brit.  Jmm.  v.  7,  1843, 
p.  78.)— Peninsula  ot  S. ;  notes  of  travel  therein.  40 
pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Em.  v.  43, 1866,  p.  86.)— Peninsula 
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See  also  Arabia.— Bible,  Geography.— Faleatljie. 

Sinaibibel,  Die.    Tisohendorf ,  L.  F.  K.  von. 

—1223 
Sincerity.     Hurd,  R.,  Bp.  of  Worcester. 

On  sincerity  In  the  commerce  of  the  world.    43  pp. 
( IVorks,  T.  3,  p.  61.) 
Sinclair,  Catheruie.    1800-64.    Hill  and  val- 
ley: or,  Wales  and  the  Welsh.    London, 
n.  d.     p.  8°.  1468 

Shetland  and  the  Shetlanders.    London, 

n.  d.     13°.  1467 

Popish  legends  5  or,  Bible  truths.    27  pp.    (Eev. 

of  in  Dublin  Heo.  v.  32,  1852,  p.  257.)— Scotland  and 
the  Scotch.  7  pp.  (Kev.  ot  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  10, 1841, 
p.  243.) 

Hall,  Utrs.  L.  J.  P.    Miss  Sinclair's  Jane  Bouverle. 

11  pp.     ( Ohr.  Exam.  v.  50,  1861,  p.  478.) 

Sinclair,  Sev.   Colin.      Robert   Finlayson. 

8  pp.  {Disrviition  worthies  of  the  Highlands,  Memorial  of 
1843,  p.  145.) 

Sinclair,  Sir  George.  Gkant,  J.  Memoirs 
of  Sir  George  Sinclair.     1870. 

Sinclair,  George.  1786-1834.  Hortus  gra- 
mineus  Woburnensis  :  or,  an  account  of  the 
results  of  experiments  on  the  produce  and 
nutritive  qualities  of  difiEerent  grasses  and 
other  plants  used  as  the  food  of  the  more 
valuable  domestic  animals  :  instituted  by 
John,  Duke  of  Bedford.  2  ed.  London, 
1825.    r.  8°.  -2683 

The  same.     5  ed.    To  which  is  added,  the 
weeds  of  agriculture.    London,  1869.     8°. 

—2683 

Sinclair,  Sir- John,  jLi.  D.  1754-1835.  Code 
of  agriculture.     5  ed.    London,  1832.     8°. 

—4684 

Correspondence,  with  reminiscences  of 

the  most  distinguished  characters  who  have 
appeared  in  Great  Britain,  and  in  foreign 
countries,  during  the  last  50  years.  Loudon, 
1831.    2  V.  8°.  3854 

History  of   the  public  revenue  of   the 

British  empire.  3  ed.  London,  1790.  2  v.  4°. 

—1302 

Observations    on   the    Scottish   dialect. 

London,  1782.     8°.  —2126 

Statistical  account  of  Scotland,  drawn  up 

from  the  communications  of  the  ministers 
of  the  different  parishes.  Edinburgh,  1791- 
99.    21  V.  8°.  2506 

On  the  approaching  orisia:  or,  on  the  Impractica- 
bility and  lu]  uatice  of  resuming  cash  payments  at 
the  bank,  la  July,  1818 ;  and  on  the  means  of  eleyating 
the  internal  prosperity  of  the  British  empire,  to  a 
height  hitherto  unparalleled,  by  a  judicious  applica- 
tion of  the  proflts  derived  from  a  further  suspension 
of  payments  in  cash.  16  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  12, 1818, 
p.  551.)— Collection  of  papers  on  political  subjects. 
20  pp.    (Pamphleteer,  T.  13,  1818,  p.  241.)— General  re- 


port of  Scotland,  Statistical  tables;  or,  result  of 
the  Inquiries  regarding  the  geographical,  agricultural, 
and  political  atate  of  Scotland ;  On  the  means  of 
arresting  the  progress  ot  national  calamity.  38  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  10, 1817,  pp.  93,  419.)— On  the  state  of 
the  conutry,  in  Dec.  1816.  11  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  9, 
1817,  p.  467.) 
Observations  on  the  report  of  the  bullion  com- 
mittee. 19  pp.  (Bev.  ot  in  Quart.  Kev.  v.  4,  1810, 
p.  618.)— Code  of  health  and  longevity.  20  pp. 
(Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  11,  1808,  p.  195.)— Essays. 
7  pp.  (Eev.  ot  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  2,  1803,  p.  205.)— Re- 
marks on  a  pamphlet  entitled  "  The  ques- 
tion," etc.  19  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  6,  1811, 
p.  120.) 

Sinclair,  J.     Memoirs  of  the  life  and 

works  of  .  .  .  Sir  John  Sinclair.     1837,  2  v. 
See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  42, 1837,  p.  1. 

Sinclair,  Bev.  John.  1797-1875.  Memoirs 
of  the  life  and  works  of  the  late  Right  Hon. 
Sir  John  Sinclair.    Edinburgh,  1837.    2  v.  8°. 

4867 

Sketches  of  old  times  and  distant  places. 

London,  1875.     12°.  2207 

Contents.  Eev.  Archibald  Alison.— William  Bos- 
vllle.— Sergeant  Brummage.— Widow  Butler. — 
Eev.  Dr.  Chalmers.- Concordat  of  1840  on  ele- 
mentary eilucatlon.  —  John  William,  1  Earl  of 
Diidley.— Lord  Chancellor  Erskine.— Sir  William 
Hamilton.— David  Hume.— Eev.  Ozlas  I<lnley.— 
Chief  Baron  Macdonald.  —  Commissioner  Mac- 
donald.— Marshall  Macdonald,  Duke  ot  Tareutum. 
—Major  Magra.— Falls  ot  Niagara.— Kemlnisoences 
of  orators.-Orkucy  isles.— The  Pytchley  hunt. 
—Sir  Walter  Scott. —  Baron  de  Tojal.  — "Wash- 
ington.— Archdeacon  'Williams. 

Sinclair,  John,  Master  of.  1683-1750.  Me- 
moirs of  the  insurrection  in  Scotland  in  1715. 
From  the  original  MS  .  .  .  With  notes  by 
Sir  Walter  Scott.  Edinburgh,  1858.  4°. 
{Rev.  of  in  Blaokwood''s 
'207 ;  Edin.  Bev.  v.  112, 
2573 
Triie'account  ot  the  proceedings  at  Perth,  1716.  42 
pp.    {Spottiswoode  miscet.  v.  2,  p.  431.) 

Sinclair,  Matthew.    Papers  relative  to  the 

murder  ot  S.  by  John  Spottlawoode  ot  that  ilk,  1611, 
12  pp.    {Spottiswoode  miscel.  v,  1,  p.  17.) 

Sinclair,  Bev.  William.  A  Masonic  sermon 
on  general  benevolence,  preached  before  the 
brethren  of  Experience  Lodge,  No.  64,  at  the 
head  of  Chester,  eastern  shore,  Md.,  July  32, 
1820.     Baltimore,  1820.     8°.  —4334 

Sintle.  Napier,  Ideut.-Oen.  Sir  W.  F.  P. 
Conquest  of  Scinde.     1845,  2  v. 

OuTRAM,  Sir  J.       Conquest  of  Scinde. 

1846,  2  V. 

Affairs  of  India:  Affghanlstan  and  Scinde. 

32  pp.    {Weslm.Bev.-v.  41,1844,  p.  621.)— Conquest  of 

Scinde.  69  pp.  (ESin.  ieeo.  v.  79, 1844,  p.  475.)— Por- 
cade,  E.  Politique  colonlale  de  I'Angleterre.  Oon- 
quSte  du  Scinde.  18  pp.  (Bev.  d.  dews  mondes,  1844,  n.  3. 
V.  6,  p.  516.)— Prere,  H.  B.  E.  Antiquities  in  Scinde; 
Notices,  historical  and  antiquarian,  ot  places  in  Sind. 
18  pp.  (Eoyal  Asiat.  Soo.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  6, 1857,  pp. 
349,  638.)— M'Mnrdo,  J.  Account  ot  the  country  of 
Siudh.  36  pp.  (Eoyal  Asiat.  Soc.  Qt.  Brit.  Journ.  v.  1, 
1834,  p.  223.)— SIndh.  Dry  leaves  from  young 
Egypt.  23  pp.  (Quart.  Bev.  T.  91,  1862,  p.  379.)— 
Stories  from  ancient  Sind.  14  pp.  (Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  83,  1868,  p.  311.) 

See  also  Sindhi  language. 

Sindelflngen.      Annales   Sindelfingenses. 

9  pp.    (Frankfort  Soo.  Scrip*,  v.  17,  p.  299.) 

Sindelsberg,   Abbey.       Nota   fundationis 

ooenobll  SindeTsberg.  1  p.  (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v. 
16,  pt.  2,  p.  1002.) 

Sindhi  language.   Trumpp,  E.    Grammar 

of  the  Sindhi  language.     1872. 
Trumpp,  E.    Das  Sindhi  im  verglelch  zum  Prakrit 

und    den  andern  neueren  dlalecten   sanskritlschen 

ursprunga.    63  pp.    (Deutscb.  morg.  geaells.Zeiis.  v. 

16,  1801,  p.  690,)— Elne  Sindhi-sprachprobe.     71  pp. 

(Deutsob.  morg.  gesella.  Zeits.  v.  17,  1863,  p.  246.)— Die 


{Abbotsford  Club.' 
Mag.  V.  86,  1859,  p. 
1860,  p.  332.) 


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SINKER 


stammblldung  des  Sindbi  Im  Terglelch  zum  FrSkrlt 
und  den  anderen  neueren  dlaleoten  sanskrltisolien 
ursprungs.  88  pp.  (Deutaoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v. 
16, 1882,  p.  127.) 

Sindibad,  Book  of,  Researches  respecting 
the.  Comparetti,  D.  P.  A.  (Folk-lore  Soc. 
Pub.y.9.)  1217 

Sinding,  Paul  Christian.  1812-87.  History 
of  Scandinavia,  from  the  early  times  of  the 
Norsemen  and  vikings  to  the  present  day. 
Nev?  York,  1859.    12°.  3657 

Sing  Song.    Rossetti,  C.  G.  1337 

Singapore.  Cameron,  J.  Our  fropical 
possessions  in  Malayan  India.    1865. 

Bousquet,  G.    De  Yeddo  i,  Paris.    7  pp.    (Bev.  d, 

deux  monies,  1877,  3  p6r.  v.  19,  p.  78.)— Dlag,  J.  Dally 
register  ot  the  tides  at  S.,183t-3B.  13  pp.  (Asiat.  Re- 
search. V.  19,  pt.  1, 1836,  p.  201.) 

Singenberg,  Von,  Truchsess  zu  St.  Gallen. 

13  cent.  [Lleder.]  15  pp.  (Hagen,  P.  H.  von  der, 
JUinnesingerjV,  1,  p.  288;  v.  3,  p.  325.}— [Minnelieder,] 

28  pp.  {Heidelberger  Uederhandschrift,  p.  82  :  Biblioth.  lit. 
vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  9;  Weingartner  liederliandschrift,  p. 
122  :  Biblioth.  lit.,vereins  in  Stuttg.  T.  5.) 

Singer,  Elizabeth.    See  Rowe,  Mrs.  E. 

Singer,  Ignatius.  Simplified  grammar  of 
the  Hungarian  language.  London,  1882. 
12°.  (Rost,  R.,  Truebner^s  Coll.  of  simplified 
grammars.,  v.  2. )  — 2147 

Singer,  Joseph  Henderson,  Bp.  of  Meath. 

SSetoh  ol.    8  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  42, 1853,  p.  562.) 

Singer,  Samuel  Weller.     1783-1858.     The 

text  of  Shakespeare  vindicated  from  the  in- 
terpolations and  coiTuptions  advocated  by 
John  Payne  Collier  in  his  Notes  and  emen- 
dations.   London,  1853.     8°.  3394 

[Ed.)  Dramatic  works  of  William  Shakes- 
peare.   See  Shakespeare,  W. 

Singers.  Edwaeds,  H.  S.  The  prima  donna. 
Her  history  and  surroundings  from  the  17  to 
the  19  century.     1888,  2  v. 

Fereis,  G.  T.  Great  singers.  2  s.  Mali- 
bran  to  Titiens.    1881. 

Keddle,  H.  (Sarah  Tytler,  pseud.),  and 

Watson,  J.  L.  The  songstresses  of  Scot- 
land.    1871,  2  V. 

Mapleson,  J.  H.       Memoirs,  1848-88. 

1888,  2  v. 

Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.    Queens  of  soug : 

being  memoirs  of  some  of  the  mostcelebrated 
female  vocalists.    1865. 

Great  singers   Of  tlie  last  century.     10  pp. 

{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  76,  1870,  p.  447.)— Roffe,  A.    Old 
English  singers.    30  pp.    {In  Ms  Musical  triad  from 
Shakespeare,  p.  49.) 
See  also  SinQi-ag,   ^Jso  names  of  singers ;  as, GolA- 

gchmldt,  J.  L Malibran,  M.   F.— Kilgson,  C— 

Rossi,  H.  S.,  Contessa  de — Templeton,  J.,  etc. 

Singers  and  songs  of  the  liberal  faith. 

Putnam,  A.  P.  1354 

Singer's  dream.    8  pp.     (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  10, 1855,  p.  261.) 

Singer's  prize.    2  pp.    {Blaqkwood''s  Mag. 

V.  121,  1877,  p.  221.) 

Singlialese.    See  Cingalese. 
Singbasan  Battisi.      Lalluji   Lai   Kabi 


(Tr.) 
Singidnnum 
Singing. 

Battaillb 
chant.     1863. 
Cheve,    E. 


3163 
See  Belgrade. 

C.      De  I'enseignement  du 


J.  M.,  and  CHEvfi,  N.  P. 
Methode  elementaire  de  musique  vocale. 
1857. 

—  Deems,  J.  M. 
[1855],  3  v. 


Voc9,l  music  simplified. 


Speech  in  song.    n.  d. 
Nouveau  traite  de  I'art  du 


Ellis,  A.  J. 

Garcia,  M. 

chant.     1863. 
Traite  complet  de  Part  du  chant.  1872. 

GuTTMANN,  O.     Gymnastics  of  the  voice. 

A  system  of  correct  breathing  in  singing 
and  speaking.     1882. 

HuLLAH,  J.  P.    Time  and  tune.    1875. 

Wilhem's  method  of  teaching  sing- 
ing, adapted  to  English  use.     1842. 

Kennedy,  D.,  Jr.    David  Kennedy,  the 

Scottish  singer:  singing  round  the  world,  a 
narrative  of  his  colonial  and  Indian  tours. 
1887.    {With  Kennedy,  M.,  David  Kennedy.) 

Seiler,  E.    The  voice  in  singing.     1868. 

Tosi,  P.    L'art  du  chant.     1874. 

Walshe,  W.  H.  Dramatic  singing  phy- 
siologically estimated.     1881. 

WiECK,  F.      Piano  and  song :   how  to 

teach,  and  how  to  learn.     1875. 

Congregational  singing.  9  pp.  {New  Englander, 

T.  7, 1849,  p.  65.)— Flagg,  W.  Parlor  singing.  11  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  24, 1869,  p.  410.)— Gnrney,  E.  On 
song.  14  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  19, 1879,  p.  211.)— 
Hentgchel,  E.  Instruction  In  singing.  28  pp.  {Am. 
J.  of  Education,  v.  8,  1860,  p.  633.)— Hughues,  M.  W. 
Art  of  singing.  10  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  13,  1883,  p. 
862.)— IVilgson,  C.  A  few  words  about  public  singing. 
8  pp.  {N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  668.)— Paget,  V. 
(Vernon  Lee,  pseud.)  The  art  of  singing,  past  and 
present.  25  pp.  {Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  t.  72,  1880,  p.  318.) 
—Part  singing.  16  pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  T.  38, 1842,  p. 
153.)— Polyliynmia  5  or,  singing  for  the  million.  13 
pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21,  1813,  p.  18.)— Vocal 
music.    22  pp.    (  Weslm.  Rev.  v.  1, 1824,  p.  120.) 

See  also  Ballads  and  songs. — H,yinng. — Mugic. 
— Psalmody.- Singers. 

Singleton,  Captain,  Life,  adventures,  and 

piracies  of.    De  Foe,  D.,  Novels,  v.  1.      1267 

Singnf,  Meister.     [Lieder.]     1  p.     (Hagen, 

F.  H.  vou  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  3,  p.  49 ;  Mueller,  o.  H., 
Saml.  deutsch.  gedichte  .ZII-XIV jahrh.  v.  2,  p.  152.) 

Singular  case.    55  pp.    {Blackwood''s  Mag. 

v.  132, 1882,  p.  757;  T.  133,  1883,  p.  42.) 

Singular  circumstance  in  the  life  of  S.  C. 

4  pp.     {Praser's  Mag.  v.  43, 1861,  p.  510.) 

Singular  passage  in  the  life  of  the  late 

Henry  Harris,  D.  D.  12  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  29, 
1831,  p.  803.) 

Singular  passages  in  the  life  of  a  Russian 

ofQcer.     13  pij.     (iJ;acA:uJood'sitfa^.  V.  68, 1814,  p.  713.) 

Singular  trial  of  Francis  Ormiston.    8  pp. 

{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  9, 1834,  p.  198.) 

Singularitez  de  la  France  antartique. 

Thevet,  A.  2406 

Singularium  Iocornm,ac  rerum  libri  V. 

Roa,  M.  de.  —4256 

Siuh&sanadTA,trin^ik&.  269  pp.  Weber, 

A.  F.    {Indische  studien,  v.  15, 1878,  p.  185.) 

Sinibaldo  de  Mas.    See  Mas,  S.  de. 
Sinigaglia,  Italy.    Musset,  P.  de.    La  foire 

de  S.  34  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1852,  n.  p6r.  v.  16,  p. 
941.)— Naudfi,  G.  Exeroitatlo  In  qua  asserlt,  quod 
nomen  Senae  non  Caesenae,  sed  Senogalliae  conve- 
nlat.  18  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  aniiq.  Ital.  v.  7, 
pt.  2.) 

Sinistrari  d'Ameno,  Louis  Marie.  1622- 
1701.  De  la  demonialite  et  des  animaux  in- 
cubes  et  succubes  .  .  .  Pub.  d'apres  le  MS 
original  decouvert  a  Londres  en  1872,  et  tr. 
du  latin  par  Isidore  Liseux.  2  ed.  Paris, 
1876.     16°.  —3477 

Sinker,  Rev.  Robert.  1838—.  Catalogue  of 
the  English  books  printed  before  MDCI, 
now  in  the  library  of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge.    Cambridge,  1885.     8°.       '         L.63 

Memorials  of  Hon.  Ion  Keith-Falconer. 

?  ed.    Cambridge,  1888.    12°.  4795 


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SIR  ISUMBRA8 


(Ed.)    Testamenta  XII  Patriarcharum ; 

ad  fldem  codicis  Camtabrigiensis  ed.  [Or.] 
The  Testaments  of  the  XII  Patriarchs :  an 
attempt  to  estimate  their  historic  and  dog- 
matic worth.  Cambridge,  1869.   13°.  —1228 

(TV.)    Testaments  of  the  12  Patriarchs. 

Edinburgh,  1871.  8°.  (With  Lactantius, 
L.  C.  F.,  Works,  tr.  by  W.  Fletcher,  v.  3: 
Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.)  —2207 

Sinkings  of  land  on  the  north  and  west 
coasts  of  France.    Peacock,  R.  lA.        — 1627 

Sinless  child,  and  other  poems.  Smith, 
Mrs.  E.  O.  P.  1307 

Sinners  and  sufferers.   7  pp.    {Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  2, 1851,  p.  113.) 

Sinnestaeuscliungen,  Die.    Mayer,  A. 

—2476 

Sinnett,  A.  P.    Esoteric  Buddhism.    4  ed. 

London,  1885.     8°.  —3364 

Sinnett,  Mrs.  Percy.    Byways  of  history. 

11  pp.  (Bev.  of  la  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62, 1847,  p.  347; 
Dublin  Rev.  T.  24, 1848,  p.  109.) 

Sinngedichte.    Logau,  F.  von.  3357 

Sinnius   Capito.      Hertz,  M.      Sihnius 

Capito,  eine  abhandlung  zur  geschichte  der 

roemischen  grammatik.     1846. 
Hertz,  M.    Die  Sprlchwortsammlung  des  SlnniuB 

Oaplto.    6  pp.     {Philologus,  v.  1, 1846,  p.  610.) 

Sinonimi  della  lingua  italiana,  Dizio- 
nario  dei.    Tommaseo,  N.  R.26 

Sinonoma  Bartholomei.  Mirfeld,  J. 
[Anecdota  Oxon.  Mediaeval  and  mod.  s.  v.  1, 
pt.  l:)  3114 

Sinope.    Belley,  A.    Dissertation  sur  les  eres 

de  la  Tllle  et  de  la  colonle  de  B.  19  pp.  (Inst,  de 
Trance,  Acad.  Inseript.  Bist.  v.  26, 1769,  p.  456.)— Fon- 
tenu,  L.  r.  Dissertation  sur  une  mSdallle  de  Gor- 
dlen.Ple  et  sur  I'hlatolre  de  la  vUle  de  8.  42  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Aoad.  Inseript.  Hist.  v.  10, 1736,  p.  465.) 

Sinope  after  the  battle.  4pp.  {Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.  49,  1854,  p.  314.) 

Sinsabaugh,  Louis  William.  Digest  of 
United  States  patents  for  paving  and  roofing 
compositions,  to  Jan.  1,  1875,  and  English 
paving  compositions,  to  Jan.  1, 1874.  Wash- 
ington, 1875.    8°.  —1784 

Sintra,  Pietro  di.    Cada-Mosto,  A.  or  L.  da. 

Navlgatlone  del  Pietro  dl  S.  4  pp.  (Eamusio,  G.  B., 
Navigationi,  v.  1,  p.  110.)— Tfte  same  In  English.  3  pp. 
(Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  697 ;  Kerr,  K.,  Voyages,  v.  2, 
p.  200.) 

Sion,  ( — )  de.    Lettres  de  Beauseant.    18  pp. 

(Rev.  of,  by  G.  Darboy,  In  Correspondant,  v.  27,  1861, 
p.  416.) 

Sion'S  charity  towards  her  foes  in  misery, 
in  a  dialogue  betweene  a  citizen  of  London 
and  a  country  gentleman,  concerning  the 
offenders  of  these  times.  [Anon.]  London, 
1641;  repr.  1878.  8°.  (Hindley,  C,  Old 
booh  collect,  miscel.  v.  8,  pt.  6.)  1244 

Sion's   elegies:   wept  by  Jeremiah   the 

prophet,  and  paraphras'd.  40  pp.  Q  uarles,  P. ,  Divine 
poems,  p. '370. 

Sion'S  Sonets :  sung  by  Solomon  the  king, 
and  paraphraa'd.  37  pp.  Quarles,  P.,  Divine  poems, 
p.  333. 

Sioot.    See  Siout. 

Sionan  languages.  Pilling,  J.  C.  Bib- 
liography of  the  Siouan  languages.  1887. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Bureau  of  Ethnol.) 

Sioutn,  Nicolas.  Etudes  sur  la  religion  des 
Soubbas  ou  Sabeens,  leurs  dogmes,  leurs 
moeurs.    Paris,  1880.     8°.  —3365 

Siout,  Egypt.    JoUois,  J.  B.  P.,  and  Devil- 

llors,E.  Description  des.  33  pp.  {Descripl.de  VEgyple, 
T.  4,  p.  125.) 


Sioux  Indians.    See  Dakota  Indians. 
Sippuriui,  eine  sammlung  juedischer  volks- 

sagen.    Pascheles,  W. ,  and  Pascheles,  J.  W. 

5  V.  1335 

Siptah.     Marucchi,  O.     Di  una  iscrizione 

eglzla  del  re  S.    23  pp.    (Rome,  Oomm.  aroheol.  ma- 

nlolp.  Bull.  V.  12, 1884,  p.  107.) 

Sipunculiden.    Sblenka,  E.,  and  others. 

Sipunculiden.    1883-84,  3  pts.    (Semper,  K., 

Beisen  im  archipel  der  Philippinen,  2  theil,  v. 

4,  abth.  1,  pts.  1,  3.) 
Sipylus,  .Mt.    Humann,  K.    Tantalosburg 

Im  S.    19  pp.  1  pi.    (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  Inst.  MiUU. 

AOien.  abth.  v.  13, 1888,  p.  22.) 

Sir  Amadace.    80  pp.    (Robson,  J.,  Three 

early  Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  27 ;  Weber,  H.  W.,  Met.  ro- 
mances, V.  3,  p.  241.) 

Sir  Andrew  Wylie.    Gait,  J.  1205 

Sir  Beves  of  Hamtoun :  a  metrical  ro- 
mance. Now  first  ed.  from  the  Auchinleck 
MS.  Edinburgh,  1888.  4°.   {Maitland  Club.) 

1263 

The  same.    Ed.  from  6  MSS  and  the  old 

printed  copy,  with  preface  and  notes,  by 

Eugen  Koelbing.    London,  1885-86.    3  v.  8°. 

{Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s.  Nos.  46,  48.) 

3124 
Note. — Also  In  Ellis,  G.,  Early  Eng.  met.  romances. 

Sir  Brook  Fossbrooke.    Lever,  C.  J. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  97-100,  1865-66.) 
Sir  Cliarles  Grandison.  Richardson,  S., 

Novels.  1283 

Sir  Cleges.    25  pp.    (Weber,  H.  W.,  Met. 

romances,  v.  1,  p.  329.) 

Sir  Creswell  Creswell.    3  pp.    (Btacfc- 

wood's  Mag.  v.  90, 1861,  p.  697.) 

Sir  Degor£.    See  Sire  Degarre. 

Sir  Degrevant,  Romance  of .  80  pp.   (Halli- 

well-PhilUpps,  J.  O.,  Thornton  romances,  p.  177:  Camden 
Soc.  No.  30.) 

Sir  JGger,  Sir  Grahame,  and  Sir  Gray-steel. 

22  pp.     (Ellis,  G.,  Early  Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  646.) 

Sir  iEglamour  of  Artoys.  13  pp.    (Ellis, 

Q.,  Early  Eng.  met,  romances,  p.  527  ;  Halliwell-Phllllpps, 
J.  0.,  Thornton  romances,  p.  121:  Camden  Soc.  No.  30; 
Knightly  tale ;  Percy,  T.,  Folio  MS  ballads,  v.  2,  p.  338.) 

Sir  Eldred  of  the  Bower.  31  pp.  More, 

H.,  Works,  V.  6,  p.  233. 

Sir  £liduc.    6  pp.    (Blackwood''s  Mag.  v, 

47, 1840,  p.  786.) 

Sir  Eustace.    3  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 

34,  1833,  p.  172.) 

Sir  Eustace  Grey.    35  pp.    Crabbe,  G., 

Works,  V.  1,  p.  237. 

Sir  Ferumbras.    36  pp.    (Ellis,  G.,  Early 

Eng.  met.  7-omances,  p.  379.) 

Sir  Oawan  and  Galaron  of  Galloway;  a 

metrical  romance.  32  pp.  {PinTs.evtoii,J.,Scotishpoems, 
T.  3,  p.  195.) 

Sir  Oawayne,  and  the  green  knight:  an 
alliterative  romance  poem  [ab.  1830-30  A.  D.] 
Re-ed.  by  Richard  Morris.  London,  1864. 
8°.     (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  4.)  3125 

Sir  Ctray  Steill,  History  of.  96  pp.  (Laing, 

v..  Early  met.  tales,  p.  1.) 

Sir  Guy  of  Warwick.    See  Guy  of  War- 
wick. 
Sir  Harold.    3  pp.    (Btacfewood's  Mag.  v. 

8,  1821,  p.  288.) 

Sir  Harry  Hotspur  of  Humblethwaite. 

102  pp.  Trollops,  A.  [Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  22, 1870,  pp. 
19,  81,  170,  252,  33i,  410;  T.  23,  1871,  pp.  11,  92.) 

Sir  Hubert's  hole,  a  ballad.  3  pp.  (Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  46,  1852,  p.  464.) 

Sir  Isumbras.     13  pp.     (Ellis,  G.,  Early 

Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  479;  Halliwell-Phllllpps,  J.  O., 
Thornton  romances,  p.  88:  Camden  Soc.  No.  30;  Ctterson, 
E.  v.,  Select  pieces  of  early  popular  poetry,  T.  1,  p.  73.) 


SIR  JASPER  CAREW 


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SISTERS  OF  CHARITY 


Sir  Jtisper  Carew,  Knt.  Lever,  C.  J. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  40-43,  1852-54.) 

Sir  liauncelot  Greaves.  96  pp.  Smol- 
lett, T.,  Nomls,  p.  17B. 

Sir  Orpheo.    22  pp.    (Ritson,  J.,  Anct.  Eng. 

met.  romancers,  v.  2,  p,  248.) 

Sir  Otuel.     23  pp.     (Ellis,  G.,  Early  Eng. 

met.  romances,  p.  357.) 

Sir  Peny.    10  pp.     (Ritson,  J.,  Anct.  pop. 

poetry,  p.  99.) 

Sir  PerccTal  of  Galles,  Romance  of. 

87  pp.    (HalUwell-PhiUipps,  J.  O.,  Tlwmlm  romances, 
p.  1 :   Camden  Soc.  No.  30.) 

Sir  Peter  Harpdon's  end.  45  pp.  Mor- 
ris, W.,  Defence  of  Guenevere,  p.  65. 

Sir  Proteus,  a  satirical  ballad.      25  pp. 

Peacock,  T.  L.,  Works,  t.  3,  p.  116. 

Sir  Ralpli  £sher.    Hunt,  J.  H.  L.    8  v. 

1206 

Sir  Tliomas  More,  a  play.  Dyce,  A.  [Ed.) 
(Shakes.  Soc.)  3384 

Sir  Tray :  an  Arthurian  idyl.  5  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  113, 1873,  p.  120.) 

Sir  Triamoiir.     15  pp.     (Ellis,  G.,  Early 

Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  491 ;  Percy,  T.,  Folio  MS  ballads,  v. 
2,  p.  78.) 

Sir  Tristrem ;  a  metrical  romance.    Ler- 

mont,  T.,  of  Erceldoune.  1353 

The  same.     (Scott,  Sir  W.,  Poet,  works, 

V.  5.)  1385 

Sir  Willougliby  Ware,  a  poem.    3  pp. 

(fVoser's  Mag.  v.  36, 1847,  p.  112.) 

Siranl,  Elisabetta.  Trollope,  T.  A.  Elisabetta 

Sirani.    27  pp.    (Decade  of  Italian  women,  v.  2,  p.  366.) 

Sire  Degarre,  a  metrical  romance  of  the 
end  of  the  13  century.  Edinburgh,  1849.  4°. 
(Abbotsford  Clvb.)  2563 

See  also  Ellis,  G.,  Early  Eng.  met.  romances,  p.  668. 

Sirens.    Kastnee,  J.  G.    Les  sirenes.     1858. 

Cerqnaud,  J.  F.    Lesslrdnes.    22  pp.    (Rev.  arcMol. 

n.  8.  V.  10,  1864,  p.  282.)— Coelho.  F.  A.  Tradl55es 
relatlvas  as  serelas  e  mythos  slmilarea.  36  pp.  (ArcMv. 
studio  iradiz.popolari,  v.  4,  1885,  p.  325.)— Perry,  W.  0. 
Sirens  In  ancient  literature  and  art.  22  pp.  {Mne- 
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Siret,  Adolphe.  1818 — .  Dictionnaire  his- 
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Pltsteenskorterejseberetnlnger  met  dansk  oversaet- 
telse,  krltlske  anmaerknlnger  og  andre  oplysnlnger, 
v.  14.— Baerens,  J.  G.  Gives  der  mldler,  ved  hvUke 
den  syphllltlske  smitte  kau  udryddes,  eller  vorde 
mlndre  oedelaeggende  for  menneskellghed  og  stat  ? 
V.  1.— Hvorledes  kon  regjerlng  og  folk  slkkerst  og 
vaerdlgen  torskatfe  de  under  dansk  styrelse  foreuede 
stater  fuld  erstatning  for  bvad  de  ved  Engelauds 
uretfaerdlge  overfald  have  Udt,  og  laenge  endnu  vlUe 
lidne,  V.  5. — Ideer  om  en  lovbef alet  retskrlvnlugs  laere, 

v.  11 Erlstlau  ElDvlus  Magor,  som  embedsmand,  v. 

3.— Om  syrers  brug  1  syphilis,  v.  8.— Bastholm,  H. 
Proeve  af  en  oversaettelse  af  vaerket ;  Description  de 
I'Egypte;  med  tllfoeret  commentar,  v.  20.— Behr- 
mauu,  H.  Bldrag  til  ptalsgrev  Frledrlchs  ved  Bblnen 
og  andre  tydske  tyrsters  f  orsoeg  paa  at  understoette 
de  svenske  insurgenter  under  Niels  Dacke  Imod  kong 
Gustav  Wasa,  1643,  v.  14 Om  den  sidste  pavellge  le- 
gal, Johannes  Angelus  Arcembolds  ophold  og  forhold 
1  Danmark  under  Christian  II,  v.  9. — Bornemann, 
M.  H.  Betragtnlnger  over  Galls  laere  om  hjeruens 
organer,  v.  2. — En  dansk  mands  stemme,  v.  5. — Om 
phllosophle,  moralltet,  og  rellgiositet,  v.  1.— Om  sjele- 
laerens  vaerd  og  formaal.  En  Indlednlng  til  betragt- 
nlnger over  meuneskets  sjel,  v.  14.— Sang  den  28  de 
Januarlil806,v.2.— Bredsdorff,  J.  H.  Bldrag  til  for- 
klarlng  af  Ptolemaeuses  efterretnlnger  om  de  nordlske 
lande,  v.  20. — Naar  levede  Slvard  Orm  1  Oeje,  Begner 
Lodbrogs  seen,  v.  23.— Broendgted,  P.  O.  Om  Robert 
Vaces  hldtU  utrykte  romancekroenlke,  fra  det  12 
aarhundrede,  om  de  foerste  danske  Nordmaunes  be- 
drlfter  1  Bretland  og  Frankrlg,  v.  15.— Clausen,  H. 
N.  Bldrag  til  den  danske  klrkes  hlstorle  1  middelal- 
deren,  v.  21 Collin,  J.  Efterretnlnger  om  Green- 
land. Uddragne  af  collegial-acter  af  aarene  fra  1798 
til  1807,  V.  8.— Bggers,  C.  U.  D.  von.  Om  foranstalt- 
nlngerne  tU  livegenskabets  ophaevelse  i  hertugdoem. 
mene  efter  Grev.  A.  P.  Bernstorffs  doed,  v.  4.— Om 
forboredelsen  tU  livegenskabets  ophaevelse  paa  de 
adellge  godser  1  Slesvlg  og  Holsteen  under  statmlnls- 
terens  A.  P.  von  Bernstorffs  medvlrkning,  v.  1. — 
Xjngelstoft,  L.  Noget  om  de  anstalter,  som  under 
Calmar-krigen  blevegjorte  tU  at  slkkre  Oen  Sjelland 
mod  flendtllgtangreb,  med  forudsklkkede  almiudellge 
betragtnlnger  over  forsvarsvaesenet  tU  lands  1  begyn- 
delsen  af  Christian  den  fjerdes  regjerlng,  v.  7.— Nogle 
efterretnlnger  om  den  svenske  enkedronnlng,  Maria 
Eleonore's  undvlgelse  til  Danmark  og  ophold  der  i 
aarene  1640  til  1643,  v.  10.— Om  Christian  den  fierdes 
mlslykkede  forsoeg  paa  at  afskaffe  vornedskabet  1 
aaret  1634,  v.  12.— Ddtog  af  Provst  Joergen  Sorterup's 
Praeatiglae  oeconomlae  rural  Is  med  anmaerknlnger  og 
oplysnlnger,  v.  1.— Elstrnp,  H.  T.  J.  Bldrag  tU  Nor- 
mandlets  culturhlstorle  fra  10  til  13  aarhundrede,  v. 
17 —  Nogle  bemaerknlnger  angaaende  Groenlands 
oesterbygte,  v.  20.  —  Theoremer  om  hlstorlsk  konst, 
hlstorle-forskning  og  hlstorleskrlvning,  som  betin- 
gede  af  det  rette  begreb  om  hlstorlsk  sandhed,  v.  18.— 
Heise,  C.  J.  Platens  Symposion.  See  Plato.— Her- 
lioldt,  J.  D.  Bldrag  til  apotheker-koustens  og  me- 
dlclnal-taxtena  hlstorle  1  de  danske  stater,  v.  10. — 
Nogle  betragtnlnger  over  kiimatets  Indvirkning  paa 
menneskets  organlame,  v.  2.— Physiologiske  betragt- 
nlnger over  forskjellen  imellem  planten,  dyret  og 
mennesket,  1  henseende  til  Instinct,  sands  og  IntelU- 
gents,  V.  22.— Hipping,  A.  J.  Adam  Burchhard  Sel- 
Uus,  V.  18. — Hoest,  J.    Nogle  traek  til  en  udslgt  over 

Frederik  den  femtea  regjerlng,  v.  11 Hornemann, 

C.  F.  Nogle  grundtraek  tU  en  sammenllgnlng  mellem 
Chrlatua  og  Socratea,  v.  1,  2.— Om  den  menneskelige 
kundskaba  paalldellghed  1  sandseverdenen.v.  6. — Om 
forestlUingera  og  begrebers  opkomst  og  daunolse  i  den 
menneskelige  torstand,  v.  10.— Hornemann,  J.  W. 
Fragmentariske  bemaerknlnger  paa  en  relse  1  Norge 
1  sorameren  1807,  Isaer  med  hensyn  til  Plauternes 
geographle,  v.  6.— Hlstorisk-kritlske  bemaerknlnger 
over  Flora  Danlca,  v.  8.— Om  den  svenske  naturforsker 
Daniel  Eolander  og  MS  af  bans  relse  til  Surinam,  v.  10. 
— Hreidar  Tosse,  fortaelUng  om.  Oversat  af  det 
islandske  ved  P.  E.  Mueller,  v.  IS.  —  Jahn,  F.  H. 
Skaanes  adakillelse  fra  Danmark  under  den  efter 
Christotter  den  andens  doed  opstaaede  mellemre- 
glerlng  og  dens  glentorenlng  med  moderlaudet  under 
Valdemar  Atterdag,  v.  22.— Kjernlf,  J.  Breve  om 
moral  1  skuespll,  v.  3.— Forsoeg  over  2  apoergs  maale  : 
1.  Er  krigs-tUstand  uvaerdlg  tor  menneskets  moral- 
ske  7  2.  Er  en  bllllg  f red  at  vente  fra  Engelland,  med 
mlndre  et  vaeldlgt  stoed  udenfra  tvlnger  det  dertll  ? 
V.  6.— Om  de  forrige  frauske  kongers  tltel  den  aller- 
ohrlstellgste,  v.  8 — Kllngberg,  H.  M.  W.  Hvorvldt 
er  man  1  stand  til  at  anatomlen  og  phyalologlon  at  be- 
stemme  regler  for  maaden  hvorpaa  Udeuskaber  ud- 


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tvjkke  sig  1  menneskets  udvortes  ?  v.  12.— Om  doeds- 
BU'atfe  og  deres  Indvlrknlng  paa  tUskuernes  stemnlng, 
V.  13.— I£.nud-(SJellandsfar).  En  nygammel  vise  om 
den  engelske  tyva  Indbrud  paa  Holmen,  da  Joratru 
B.-mnebrog  laae  og  aov  .  . .  v,  11. — Koldernp-Ro- 
senvinge,  J.  L.  A.  See  Kosenvlnge.— Iiaerde  Wl  n- 
sloever  {Om  de),  Isaerom  Jacob  Benlguus  Wlusloev, 
og  bans  apostasle,  v.  14.— Ijtljegrcn,  J.  G.  Anteok- 
nlngai-  roerande  veraar,  skretue  med  runor,  v.  17.— 
liund,  T.  NoglB  jagttagelaer  om  trygt  for  legemllge 
sraerter,  som  opdragelaeamlddel,  v.  2 — Ijyngbjr,  H. 

C.    Brouka  taai,  v.  16 Magiiussen,  F.    Toraoeg  til 

torklarlug  over  nogle  steder  af  Osslan,  meat  vedkom- 
tnende  Soandlnavlena  hedenold,  v.  12.— Om  Pioternea 
og  deres  navna  oprlndelae,  v.  IB.— TJdslgt  over  Snorre 
Sturlesoena  Uv  og  levnet,  v.  19.— (J'r.)  Sneglu-Halles 
reiser  og  bandelser.  Oversatte  af  det  islandake,  v.  17. 
— Maudlx,  J.  Om  ordet  DJaervs  rlgtlge  temaerkelae, 
T.  5. — Moeller,  J.  AlpUabetiak  fortegnelae  over  de 
torfattere,  aom  have  leveret  bldrag  til  akandlnaviake 
museum  ellor  det  akandlnaviake  lltteraturaelskab 
akrtlter,  v.  23.— Bldrag  tl\  kong  Erederlk  IVdea  prlvat- 
hlstorle.  1.  Kongena  tldligere  kjerllgheda-torbladel- 
ser.  2.  Dronulng  Anna  Sopblaa  liv  og  levnet,  v,  23.— 
De  to  holme.  En  skoleblatorle,  v.  13.— Hans  Grams 
levnet  og  fortjenester,  v,  9, — Om  Danmarks  skjoenne 
Uteratur  under  kong  Obrlatlan  VI  og  om  kongena 
ulyst  tU  skueapll,  v.  23.— Om  den  uordlske  mythologies 
brugbarhed  for  de  akjoenne  tegnende  kunster,  v.  11. 
— Syatematlak  forteguelse  over  de  1  skandlnavlsk 
museum  og  1  det  Skandlnavlako  llteraturaelakab 
skrifter,  indtU  udgangen  af  181i  Indrykkede  bldrag, 
v.  13. — Syatematlak  fortegnelae  over  samtUge  1  Skan- 
dlnavlak  muaeum  og  i  det  skandlnavlsk  lltteratur- 
aelskab skrifter  lodrykke  bldrag,  v.  23.— TJdkast  tU 
den  dauske  historiographies  hlatorle  tra  de  aeldste 
tlder  Indtll  Gram,  lsa6r  med  hensyn  til  historians  orl- 
tlske  bebandllng,  v.  8.— Molbecli,  0.  Antonio  Allegrl 
da  Corregglo,  et  biographlsk  udkaat,  med  nogle  be- 
tragtninger  over  konat  og  malerl,  v.  10. — Bldrag  tU  en 
sklldrlng  af  Sorceea  sklkkelae  1  Stepbanll  tld,  1632,  v. 
15.^3onferentaraad  Moldenhawer  aom  blbUothekar, 
og  bans  forlienester  at  det  store  kongellge  bibllothek, 
V.  20.— Europa  1  mlddelalderen,  Indtll  udgangen  af  det 
13  aarhundrede.  En  historlsk  sklldrlng,  v.  16.— Nogle 
bemaerknlnger  over  vore  gamie  danske  volkeviaer,  v, 
19. — Om  maleren  Pehr  Hoerberg,  hana  levnet  og  konst, 
V.  15.— Iloldenba-vrer,  D.  G.  Athandllngen  om  den 
Indflydelse  de  joederne  1  Spanlen  tUstaaede  rettlg- 
beder  1  mlddelalderen  havde  paa  statsforfatningen  og 
det  otfentllge  vel,  v.  4.— Hannibal  Seheatede  foerste 
ambasaade  1  Frankrlg,  v.  4,  7.— Mueller,  F.  Lejre  I 
Bjelland,  Ibegyndelaenat  det  nlttende  aarhundrede, 
V.  2.— Jtlueller,  P.  E.  Brudstykke  af  Aron  Hloerlelf- 
soeus  saga,  om  det  norske  hofliv  1  det  13  aarhundrede, 
aversat  at  det  gamle  Skaudinavlake,  v.  13.— Hlstorlsk- 
fllosoflsk  underaoegelae  om  udoedellgheda  begrebets 
oprlndelse  og  foelrste  udvlkling,  v.  4.— Om  authentien 
af  Snorres  Edda,  og  bevlset  dertra  kan  hentes  for  Asa- 
laerens  aegthed,  v.  11. — Om  garale  aklkke  og  mennes- 
kenes  hang  til  at  forklare  det  tUtaeldige  som  en  aarsag 
til  tro  paa  Varsler,  v.  2.— Om  nogle  eenstydlge  ords 
bemaerkelae,  v.  8,  21.— (Tr.)  Fortaelling  om  Hreldar 
Tosse.  Oversat  af  det  Islandake,  v.  15.— Mynster,  O. 
H.  Fragment  af  en  lovtale  over  Daniel  Ranzau,  v.  17. 
— Grundtraekkene  af  electrloltetalaeren  og  magnetla- 
men,  v.  4,— laabella  at  Aragon.  Fragment  af  et  aoer- 
gespll,  V.  20.— Loglake  bemaerknlnger  om  Identlted,  v. 
21.— Over  Lessinga  Nathan  den  viae,  v.  13.— Nlebuhr, 
B.  G.  NDgle  efterretnlnger  om  Wllhelm  Leyel  og  den 
danake  oatlndlake  handel  under  hana  beatyrelae,  v.  1. 
— Jf yerap,  R.  Chrlatlan  denlVdea  og  Guatav  Adolphs 
personllge  sommenkomster,  v.  15.— Mada  Ravns  aag, 
v.  15 — Om  de  aeldato  danske  aviser,  v.  1. — Om  den 
aeldste  trykte,  saerskilt  udkomne,  danske  almanac; 
med  et  par  ord  om  den  nu  brugelige,  v.  18. — Om  Edda. 
Begyndt  at  akrlvea  1  Februar,  1808,  v.  6.— Om  Olof 
Rudbek  den  aeldre  og  hana  Atlanfclca,  v.  12.— Om  tryg- 
gevaeldemonumentet,  og  om  hoejen,hvorpaa  det  for- 
dum  stod,  V.  8. — Perloderne  1  doevatumme-undervia- 
ningens  hlatorle.  I  anlednlng  af  Hr.  Doctor  Caatbergs 
kjoebenhavnske  undervlsnlngsanstalt  for  doevstum- 
me,  v.  3. — Udaigt  over  hexeprocesserne  her  i  Norden, 
V.  19,  20. — Oelilensclilaeger,  A.  G.  Velents  aaga,  v. 
8.— Oersted,  A.  S.  £r  ataten  berettiget  tU  at  give  love 
og  gloere  oflentllge  toranataltnlnger  til  rellgionens 
Eremme  ?  v.  5.^-Over  graendaerne  niellem  theorle  og 
praxis  1  aaedelaeren,  v.  11.— Oersted,  H.  0.  Betragt- 
ninger  over  chemlenshlatorle,  en  foreloesnlng,  v.  6.— 
Forsoeg  til  nye  theorle  af  selvantaendelserne,  v.  2.— 
Nye  underaoegelae  over  det  apoergamaal :  Hvad  er 
chemle  ?  v.  2.— Om  grunden  til  den  fornoelelse  tonerne 
trembrlnge,  v.  7 — Om  overenatemmelsen  mellem  de 
elektrlake  Bgurer  og  de  organleke  former,  v.  1.— 
PAEX  v.— 32.  ' 


Olaen,  G.  H.  Forsoeg  tU  at  besvare  apoergsmaalet 
om  gamle  dlgtere  akulle  oversaettes  1  prosa,  met- 
rlsk,  eller  rlmet,  oplyst  ved  en  dobbelt  overaaettelse 
at  Horataes  ep.  1,  B.  18  Exp.  v.  4. — Cm  luxua  1  de 
danske  stater,  v.  2.— Olnfaen,  O.  0.  Nogle  bemaerk- 
nlnger om  de  danske  herregaarde,  v.  22.— Om  men- 
neaketa  roUe  1  den  phyalake  verden,  v.  18.— Ovidlus 
Ifaso,  P.  Penelope  tU  Ulyaaes,  oversat  etter  Ovlds 
foerste  herolde  ved  K.  L.  Rahbek,  v.  1.— Paarse,  A. 
Troestellge  aoergetanker  over  Knud  Vidtadme,  bin 
slaellandstar,  hoelatbedroevellge  men  dog  aallge  en- 
dellgt;  da  han  eene  ombord,  efterat  have  mlstet 
alt  Bit  mandskab,  sank  med  top  og  tavl  1  Sydsoeen, 
V.  11.— Petersen,  F.  C.  Det  amphlktyonske  tor- 
bunds  oprlndelse  og  aeldste  hlatorle,  v.  16.— Om  de 
loranataHtnlnger,  ved  hvUke  Athenerue  soegte  at  fore- 
bygge  og  straffe  ulovlig  besiddelae  af  deree  borgerret, 
v.  19.— Om  den  ariatotellske  poetik,  v.  16. — Udslgt  over 
graekernes  foreatilllnger  om  lande  1  det  atlantlake 
hav,  V.  17.  —  Plato.  Sympoalon,  overaat  af  det 
Graeake,  ved  semlnarllforstander  C.  J.  Helse,  v.  22. — 
Pliuius  Caecllius  Secundiis,  C.  Nogle  breve, 
oversatte  at  Dr.  R.  MoUer,  v.  23.— Pram,  0.  H.  Noget 
om  lystrelser,  med  anvUanlng  tU  en  aaadan,  v.  4.— Om 
betolknlngen  1  Skandlnavlen  og  dena  Ulvaext  1  tld- 
sloebet  1769-1800,  v.  7.— Pathologlske  bemaerknlnger 
over  relaebeskrlversygdommen,  tlUlgemed  et  lille 
stykke  relaebeakrlvelae,  v.  2.— Tale  paa  kongena  toed- 
seladags-boeltld  1811,  for  et  selakab  1  Kloebenhavn, 
med  oplysende  anmaerkninger,  v.  10.— Rafn,  C.  Q. 
Indbydelse  til  alle  Danmarks  og  Norgea  maend,  fore- 
nede  at  understoette  de  indenlanske  manutakturer, 
og  skade  fjenden,  ved  hoe]  tldellgen  at  forpUgte  slg 
til,  Ikke  heretter  at  kjoebe  engelske  varer,  v.  B. — Sam- 
menllgulng  Imellem  forsoeg  anatlllede  1  Danmark  og 
Frankrlge,  tor  at  beatemme  hvormeget  meel  og  breed 
en  via  maengde  korn  kan  give,  v.  3.— Rahbek,  K.  L. 
Noget  om  det  apoergamaal:  hvorledes  beatemmos 
epopeena  rette  begreb,  saaledea  at  man  kan  aklounne, 
hvUke  af  de  nyere  dlgte  med  grund  kunne  henfoeres 
tU  denne  dlgtart  1  v.  3.— Vllde  det  vaere  til  fordel  for 
aoergesplllet  Hakon  Jarl,  at  scenen  med  Erling  blev 
udeladt  eller  forandret?  v.  6.— Ramus,  C.  Beret- 
nlng  omen  1  Jordenl  Sjelland  isomraerenl822funden 
samllug  af  gamle  mynter,  v.  20.— Forsoeg  til  en  fattellg 
forklaring  at  en  antik  myntsamlings  indhold,  indret- 
ning  og  anvendelse,  v.  13.— Historlsk  bereculng  om  de 
guldmynter,  aom  ere  slagne  1  de  danske  stater,  v.  5. — 
Nogle  bemaerknlnger  over  de  nyere  tldera  hlstoriske 
medalUer,  v.  2.— Om  nogle  gamle  mynter,  der  sand- 
aynligen  ere  at  anaee  som  de  aeldste,  der  i  de  nordlske 
riger,  eller  1  nordlake  regenters  navne  ere  slagne,  v. 
21.— Om  nogle  i  Haderslevamt  f undue  mynter,  v.  5. — 
Rask,  R.  0.  Den  danske  grammatlks  endelaer  og 
former  af  det  lalandake  aprog  forklarede,  v.  17.— Om 
Zendsprogets  og  zendaveataa  aelde  og  aegthed,  v.  21. — 
Ottars  og  TJlfstens  korte  rejaeberetnlnger  med  danak 
oversaettelae,  etc.  v,  14.— Ratlike,  3.  Jagttagelser 
over  Norgea  aeldre  landhusholdniug  og  handel,  v.  6. — 
Reedtz,  H.  C.  Danmarks  og  Sverrlgs  forblndelse  til 
de  neutrale  handelsrettlgheders  beakyttelse  1  aarene 
1690  til  1693,  V.  21.— Rosenvinge,  J.  L.  Andreas 
Kolderup.  Om  denaaakaldte  ny  sjellandske  lovsalder, 
V.  17. — Tlllaeg  og  anmaerkninger  til  Mada  Ravna  sag, 
V.  15.— Undersoegelso  om  kong  Christian  den  andeus 
saakaldte  gej  stlige  og  verdstlge  lov,  v.  20.- Scheel,  P. 
Bemaerknlnger  over  nogle  Imod  smittende  sygdomme 
noedvendige  toranataltnlnger,  v.  3.— Rendsborgs  be- 
lejring  i  aaret  1645,  v.  6.— Schcvlng,  H.  Krltlsk 
underaoegelae  om  et  par  atropher  1  den  saa  kaldte 
Voluspa,  Isaer  om  det  sted,  der  omtaler  menneskets 
skaBblae,  v.  9.— Scblegel,  J.  F.  W.  Bevils  at  kong 
Hans  Ingel  undo  kan  ansees  for  arlatokratlete  bef or- 
drer.v.  18.— Om  agerdyrkningensoglandoekonomiens 
tilstand  i  Dannemark  foer  og  under  de  foerste  Valde- 
marer,  som  den  har  vaeret  otter  den  Skaanske  lovsam- 
llng,  V.  4.— Oplysning  om  at  Nederlaenderne  af  kong 
Christian  II  ere  blevne  frltagne  for  oeresunds-toida  _ 
svarelae  1  visse  aar  mod  en  bestemt  pengesum,  v.  18. 
-Underaoegelae  om  Jaevneteeda  {Jafnath  eth.)  sande 

betydnlng  og  beakaffenhed,  v.  17 Scbmidt-Plil- 

seldelc,  0.  F.  von.  Forsoeg  om  menneskeracerne  1 
intellectuel  bemaerkelse,  v.  13. — Forsoeg  til  at  betragte 
historien  tra  en  phllosophisk  synspunct  med  hensyn 
til  menneskealaegtena  besteramelse,  v.  9.— Om  ideer- 
nea  oprlndelse  Og  rlgtlge  brug  i  phllosophien,  v.  3. — 
Scbouw,  J.  F.  Sklzze  til  en  sammenllgnende  natur- 
Bktldring  at  det  nordllge  og  sydUge  Europa,  v.  18.— 
Schytte,  E.  G.  Nogle  faa  rare  norske  ord,  etter  den 
dialect,  som  1  liOtotena-fogderie  1  nordlandene,  er 
brugellg,  V.  6.  —  Slthrik.  Et  digt,  v.  6.  —  Slijel- 
derup,  M.  Nogle  betragtninger  over  de  udvortea 
inoltlrende  potentzer,  med  hensyn  til  menneskets 
physiske   og  intelleotuelle   veibeflndende,  v.   12.— 


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Nogle  pliyslologlske  betragtnlnger  over  det  abaor- 
bende  system  fra  dlaetetlsk  synspunkt,  v.  8.  —  Phy- 
slologlske  betragtnlnger  over  Oldlugens  doed,  v.  11. 
— Smldth,  J.  H.     Om  nogle  eenstydige  ord,  v.  21. 
—Strom,  0.  L.    Om  opdragelse  til  maudlghed,  v.  6. 
— Srensson,  B.    Tacksambeten ;  eplgrammer,  v.  3. 
— Sverdrnp,  G.  Kort  bistort sk  poUtlsk  udsigt  over 
den  graeske,  laaer  atbeulenaiske,  bandel  iudtil  Alex- 
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graeske,  isaer  atbenlenslske,  bandel  og  polltlk  intll 
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3.— Tetens.  Almindelige  bemaerknlnger  over  papier- 
pengenes  natur,  over  den  gruud,  bvorpaa  deres  voer- 
di  beroer,  isaerdelesbed  med  heusyn  paa  pengevae- 
senet  1  Danmark,  v.  19.— Thaarup,  T.    Atskedsaang 
til  aaret  1807  ...  v.  5.— Thomsen,  J.    Hvad  er  det, 
BOm  bestemmter  vaerdlen  af  penge-repraeaentatlver 
1  almlndellgbed  og  at  de  danske  rigsbanksedler  1  saer- 
deleabed  ?  v.  15.— Hvad  udtordres  tU  en  bedre  og  hen- 
Blgta  maesslgere  dannelse  lor  den  Danmark  vigtlge 
bandelsstand,  og  bvilke  mldler  kan  staten,  i  denne 
benseende  anvende,  v.  9.— Om  det  deels  ugrundede 
deels  overdrevne  1  de  klager,  som  overall  i  Danmark 
foeres  over  pengemangel,  v.  19.  — Thorlacius,  B. 
Bemaerknlnger  over  de  1  Danmark  endnu  lilvaerende 
bedenoldsboele  og  steensaetulnger,  v.  8. — De  gamle 
Aegypters  forestilUnger  om    underverdenen  og   til- 
atanden  e£ter  doeden,  v.  19.  —  En  nordisk  belt  fra 
det  10  aarbundrede,  ThorgUs,  kaldet  Orrabeensstif- 
soens,  blstorle,  oversat  af  det  gamle  akandlnavlske, 
med  en  Indlednlng,  v.  7.— Om  Aegyptens  symbolske 
oldmlnder,  Isaerdelesbed  om  pyramlderne,  v.  18. — 
Om  cborsangene  1  det  graeske  lystspU,  v.  9.- Om  de 
romerske  folkefesters  natur  og  benslgter,  v.  1.— Om 
Salomons  tempela  Indretning  og  betydnlng,  v.  21. — 
Om   sammenakuda  og   understoettelsea  aelakaber  1 
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stitaoena   blstorle,  v.  7.— Treschov,  N.     Nogle  be- 
tragtnlnger over  de  spoergsmaale :  Er  en  almlndellg 
og  evig  fred  oenskelig  ?     Er  den  ogaaa  muelig  ?  v. 
5.  —  Om   aprogones  oprlndelae  og  fremgang,  v.  8. — 
Pbllosopblak-poUtlske  betragtnlnger  over  range   og 
tltlers  vaerd  og  anvendelae  1  mouarcblake  stater,  v. 
3.— Vlborg,  E.  N.    Hlatorlak  udalgt  over  det  konge- 
llge  vaerk  Flora  Danloa,  v.  4.— Wad,  G.      Om  De 
Nyera  Inddellng  at  de  bvlrvelloese  dyr  og  om  sllrady- 
rene  1  almlndellgbed,  v.  1. — Om  kjoekkenaaltets  og 
stenkullenes  forekommende  med  benayn  tU  faedre- 
landet,  v.  6. — Om  nogle  af  Hr.  Lieutenant  v.  Oblsen  1 
Island  aamleder  mineralier,  v.  3. — ^Verlauff'.  E.  0. 
Gurae  poaterlores  til  kapltain  Abrabamaona  f  orklarlng 
over  den  glavendrupake  runeateen,  v.  6 — Om  akaudl- 
navernes  bedlendtskab  med  den  pyranaelske  Halvoe, 
Indtll  det  12  aarbundredes  udgang,  v.  13.— Tre  atband- 
llnger  tU  kong  Cbrlstlau  den  toeratea  blatorie,  v.  16.— 
Udkast  tU  den  nordtake  arcbeologies  biatorle  1  vort 
faedreland,  Indtll  Ole  Wormea  tld,  v.  6.  —  'Worm- 
skiold,  M.   Gammelt  og  nyt  om  Groenlands.Vlulands 
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Skeat,  Bev.  Walter  William.  1835—.  Ety- 
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List  of  English  words,  the  etymology  of 

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Piers  Plowman,  with  comments,  and  a  pro- 
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poem.  London,  1866.  8°.  {Early  Eng.  Text 
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{Ed.)    Reprinted  glossaries.     Nos.  1-33. 

London,  1873-79.  4  pts.  8°.  {Eng.  DiaJeet 
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Cmtents.  Cullnm,  Sir  J.  Suffolk  words.  No.  28.— 
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cunib,  J.     Words  used  In  Heretordsblre,  No.  6 

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J.  Collection  of  EngUab  words  not  generally  used. 
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(Ed.)    Specimens  of  English  literature 

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W.  Eecuyell  of  the  hlatoryea  of  Troye.  —  Chevy 
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Eneados.— Dunhar,  W.  How  he  was  deayred  to  be 
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King  of  Scotland.  Eingis  Quhalr.— Ijatlincr,  H.  Ser- 
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T.  De  roglmlne  prlnclpum.  —  Pccock,  R.,  Bp.  of 
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(Ed.)     Alexander  and  Dindimus.     See 

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[Ed.)     Book  of  husbandry.     See  Fitz- 

herbert,  Sir  A. 

[Ed.)     Bran  new  wark.     See  Hutton, 

Bev.  W. 

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(Ed.)    Chatterton's  Poetical  works,  with 

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(Ed.)    History  of  English  rhythms.    See 

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(Ed.)    Joseph  of  Arimathie.    See  Joseph 

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■ (Ed.)    Kingis  Quair.    See  James  I,  Xmfif 

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(Ed.)    Lancelot  of  the  laik.   See  Lancelot 

du  Lak. 

(Ed.)    Lay  of  Havelok  -the  Dane.    See 

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(Ed. )    Romans  of  Partenay,  or  of  Lusig- 

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(Ed.)      Vision   of   William    concerning 

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SIceen,  William.  Adam's  Peak.  Legendary, 
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■    sq.  8°.  1494 

SIceen.    See  also  Skene. 

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Skeleton  City,  poem.  2  pp.   (Eraser'' s Mag. 

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Skeleton's  cave.  The.   40  pp.    Bryant,  W. 

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with  notes,  and  some  account  of  the  author 
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Contents.  Against  -venemous  tongues,  t.  1. — 
Balettys  and  dyties  solacyous,  v.  1,— Boke  ot 
three  fooles,  v.  1. — The  Bowge  of  courte,  v.  1. — 

Colyu  Cloute,  v.  1 — Dyce,  A.  Notes,  v.  2.— Some 
account  ot  S.  and  his  writings,  v.  1.— List  of  editions, 
etc.  V.  1 — Death  of  Kynge  Edwarde  IV,  v.  1.— 
Klynour  Rummyng,  T.  1. — Garlaitde  of  lau- 
rell,  V.  1. — Poems  against  Garnesche,  v.  1.— HoTve 
the  douty  Duke  of  Albany  ran  awaye  ...  v.  2. 
— Magnyfycence,  interlude,  v.  1.— Manerly  Mar- 
gery mylk  and  ale,  v.  1.— Merry  tales,  v.  1. — 
Examples  of  metre  called  Skeltonlcat,  v.  1. — Dethe  of 
the  Erie  of  Northum1>erlande,v.  1. — Notices  of  S. 
from  various  sources,  v.  1.— Phyllyp  Sparowe,  v.  1. 
—Prayers  [and  other  poems],  v.  1.— Replycaclon, 
V.  1.— Speke,  parrot,  v.  2. — "Why  come  ye  nat  to 
conrte?  v.  2. 

Poems  attributed  to  S.  v.  2:  Elegy  ou  King  Henry 
VII.— Epitaffe  of  the  moste  noble  and  valyaunt  Jas- 
per late  Duke  of  Beddeforde.— linage  of  ipocrysy, 
—Verses  presented  to  King  Henry  VII  .  .  .—Vox 
popnli,  vox  Dei.— Index  to  the  notes,  v.  2. 

(Bev.  of  la  Quart.  Rev.  v.  73,  1844,  p.  610;  Retrospect. 
Rev.  T.  6,  1822,  p.  337.) 

Prologue  to  the  Bouge  of  court.    8  pp.    {Cooper, 

E.,  Muses'  Lihr.  p.  48.)— Legends  from  the  conquest. 
5  pp.  {Mirror  for  magistrates,  v.  2,  pt.  3,  p.  244.)— 
Poems.    70  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  2,  p.  241.) 

Buried  poets.    S.    6  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89, 

1877,  p.  640.)— Chasles,  V.  E.  P.  Du  mouvement  sen- 
saallste  avant  la  retdrme.  S.,  Rabelais,  Eoleugo, 
Luther.  19  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1842,  4  s.  v.  29, 
p.  724.)— Dyce,  A.  Some  account  of  S.  and  his  writ- 
ings. 47  pp.  (Skelton,  J.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  v.) — 
Satirical  laureate  of  the  16  century.  15  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  68, 1866,  p.  603.) 

Skelton,  John.  Maitland  of  Lethington  and 
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Early  English  life  In  the  drama.     63  pp.    (Edin, 

essays,  1856,  p.  42.) 

Skelton,  Kev.  Philip.  1706  or  07-87.  Com- 
plete works.  To  which  is  prefixed,  Burdy's 
Life  of  the  author.  Ed.  by  Rev.  R.  Lynam. 
London,  1824.     6  v.  8°.  2105 

Contents.  Burdy,  S.  Life  of  S.,  with  some  curious 
anecdotes,  v.  1. — The  Candid  reader,  v.  5.— The 
Chevalier's  hopes,  v.  5. — Appeal  to  common  sense 
on  the  subject  of  Christianity  ...  v.  6.— Some  pro- 
posals for  the  revival  of  Christianity,  v.  6.— The  Con- 
sultation I  or,  a  dialogue  of  the  gods,  v.  5.— Dis- 
courses, controversial  and  practical,  v.  1-3.— Letter 


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to  the  authors  ot  Divine  analogy  and  the  Minute 
philosophers,  v.  6.— Dream  ot  the  year  1770,  v.  6.— 
Hylema,  v.  6.— Hymns,  v.  C— Some  new  reasons 
lor  inocnlatlon,  v.  5.— Some  account  of  a  well  in 
the  county  ot  Monaghan,  tamous  tor  curing  the 
Jaundice,  v.  5. — Juvenilia;  containing  truth  In  a 
mask,  V.  B.— Account  ot  Iioneh  Derg,  v.  6.— Curious 
production  ot  nature,  v.  5.— Ophlomacheg ;  or, 
deism  revealed,  v.  4.— Dissertation  on  (b,e  constitution 

and  ellects  ot  a  petty  Jury,  v.  5 Form  of  prayer 

lor  tamllles,  v.  3.— Some  reflections  on  the  subject  of 
predestination,  v.  3 — Summary  ot  religion,  v.  3. 
—Some  observations  on  [the]  late  resignation  [of  Eev. 
Mr.  Robertson],  T..5.— Senllla;  or,  an  old  man's 
miscellany,  v.  6.— Necessity  of  tillage  and  gran- 
aries, V.  5.— Vallls  lougivada,  v.  6.— Vindication 
of  the  Eight  Bey.  Lord  Bp.  ot  Winchester,  v.  6. 

Burdy,  S.    Life  of  S.    162  pp.    (Skelton,  P.,  Compl. 

worlcs,  V.  1,  p.  1 ;  Twells,  L.,  Life  of  B.  Pocock,  v.  2, 
p.  2«.) 

Skene,  Felix  J.  H.  {Ed.)  Liber  plusoarden- 
sis.  Edinburgh,  1877.  8°.  (Skene,  W.  F., 
Historians  of  Scotland,  v.  7.)  3564 

(3V.)    John  of  Fordun's  Chronicle  of  the 

Scottish  nation.    See  John,  of  Fordun. 

Skene,  Gilbert.    See  Skeyne,  Gr. 

Skene,  James  Henry.  Danubian  principal- 
ities, the  frontier  lands  of  the  Christian,  and 
the  Turk.  3  ed.  [Anon.1  London,  1854. 
2  V.  8°.    ,  3485 

With  Lord  Stratford  in  the  Crimean  war. 

London,  1883.    8°.  3494 

Skene,  Sir  John.  1540-1617.  De  verborum 
significatione ;  the  exposition  of  the  termes 
and  difficill  Vordes,  conteined  in  the  fovre 
bvikes  of  Eegiam  Majestatem,  and  others . . . 
2  ed.     Edinburgh,  1599.    r.  8°.  1103 

Begiam  Majestatem  Scotiae,  veteres  leges 

et  constitutiones,  ex  archivis  publicis,  et  an- 
tiquis  libris  manuscriptis  coUectae.  Lon- 
dini,  1613.    sm.  fo.  —1331 

Skene,  William  Forbes.  1809—.  Celtic  Scot- 
land :  a  history  of  ancient  Alban.  Edin- 
burgh, 1876-80.    3  V.  8°.  2565 

Coronation  stone.  Edinburgh,  1869.   sm. 

4°.  1543 

'■  Highlanders  of  Scotland  ;    their  origin, 

history,  and  antiquities ;  with  a  sketch  of 
their  manners  and  customs,  and  an  account 
of  the  clans  into  which  they  were  divided, 
and  of  the  state  of  society  which  existed 
among  them.  London,  1887.  3  v.  13°. 
(Eev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  9,  1837,  p. 
710 ;  V.  10,  1837,  p.  430 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  66, 
1888,  p.  416.)  2577 

■ {Ed.)   Chronicles  of  the  Piots,  chronicles 

of  the  Scots,  and  other  early  memorials  of 
Scottish  history.    Edinbui-gh,  1867.    r.  8°. 

3583 

{Ed. )  Four  ancient  books  of  Wales,  con- 
taining the  Cymric  poems  attributed  to  the 
bards  of  the  6  century.  Edinburgh,  1868. 
2  V.  8°.  1345 

Contents.  Book  ot  Aneurin,  v.  2. — Miscellaneous 
poems  from  the  Book  ot  Anourln,  v.  1.— Poems  relating 
to  the  battle  ot  Ardderyd,  v.  1.— Poems  referring  to 
Arthur  the  Guledlg,  v.  1.— Trloed  Arthur  ae  Wyr; 

tr.  ot  the  same,  v.  2 Bonhed  gwyr  y  gogled; 

tr.  ot  the  same,  v.  2.— Predictive  poems  relating  to 
Cad-waladyr,  v.  1.  —  Poems  relating  to  Cad^val- 
la^vn,  V.  1 — Black  book  of  Oaerniarthen,  v.  2. — 
Miscellaneous  poems  from  the  Black  book  ot  Caer- 
martben,  v.  1.— Poems  relating  to  cities  of  the  Cymry 
and  their  legendary  heroes,  v.  I.— Gododin  poems. 
V.  1.— Poems  relating  to  Owallawg  ap  Ijleenaivg, 
V.  1.— Poems  referring  to  Qtvyddno  and  Gwynu  ap 
Nudd,  V.  1.— Poems  reterrini;  to  G-\vydyon  ap  Don 
and  his  gwyddyl  and  the  brlLhwyi',  v,  1. — Poems  which 
mention  Henry,  or  the  son  of  Henry,  v.  1.— Ked  book 


of  Hergest,  v.  2.— Miscellaneous  poems  from  the  Bed 
book  of  Hergest,  v.  1.— Historical  poems  containing 
allusions  to  events  prior  to  A.  D.  660,  v.  1. — Historical 
poems  containing  allusions  to  events  subsequent  to 
A.  D.  560,  T.  1.  —  Two  poems  from  the  Oambrlclge 
Juvenous,  v.  2.— Poems  referring  to  war  between 
sons  ot  Llyvrarch  Hen  and  Mwg  Mawr  Dretydd, 
V.  1.— Poems  connected  with  Powys,  v.  1.— Skene, 
W.  r.  [Introduction],  v.  1.— Notes  and  Illustrations, 
T.  2.— Book  of  Taliessin,  v.  2. — Miscellaneous  poems 

from  the  Book  of  Taliessin,  v.  1 Poems  referring  to 

early  traditions,  v.  1.— Poems  referring  to  early 
traditions  which  belong  to  a  later  school,  v.  1.  — 
Translations,  v.  1.— Poems  relating  to  TTrien  and 
his  son  Owen,  v.  1.— Poems  relating  to  Prlen  Reged, 
y.  1.— Welsh  text,  v.  2. 

(Key.  ot  in  Dublin  J^Tjiu.  Mag.  v.  72, 1868,  p.  226 ;  Wentm, 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36, 1869,  p.  36.) 

and  others  (jBds.)  Historians  of  Scotland. 

Edinburgh,  1871-79.     9  v.  8°-  2564 

Contents.  Adomnan,  St.,  Abbot  of  Ey.  Life  ot 
Saint  Columba.  Ed.  by  W.  Beeves,  v.  6.— Allred, 
Abbot  of  Bievaux.  Lite  ot  S.  Ninlan.  Ed.  by  A.  P. 
Forbes,  y.  6.  —  Andrevr,  of  Wyntoan.  Orygyuale 
cronykll  ot  Scotland.  Ed.  by  D.  Laing,  y.  2,  3,  9.— 
Innes,  T.  Critical  essay  on  the  ancient  Inhabitants 
of  the  northern  parts  ot  Britain  or  Scotland,  v.  8.— 
Jocelln,  Monk  of  Furness.  Lite  of  8.  Eentigern.  Ed. 
by  A.  P.  Forbes,  y.  6.— John,  of  Fordun.  Chronica 
gentls  Scotorum,  and  tr.  by  F.  J.  H.  Skene.  Ed.  by 
W.  F.  Skene,  y.  1,  4.— Fragment  ot  the  life  ot  S.  Ken- 
tlgern,  v.  5.— lilber  Fluscardeugig.  Ed.  by  F.  J. 
H.  Skene,  y.  7. 

Skene.    See  also  Skeen. 

Skene  deral ten.     Lohde,  L.    (Berlin  Ar- 

chaeol.  Gesells.  Winckelmannsfeste,  Progr. 

30.)  2702 

Skene  der  Hellenen.    Schoenborn,  A. 

3822 
Skepticism.    See  Scepticism. 
Skerry  vore  lighthouse.  Account  of  the 

Skerryyore  lighthouse.  20  pp.  [Quart.  Eev.  v.  Si,  lUi^, 
p.  870.)— Kgerton,  F.,  Earl  of  EUesmere.  The  Skerry- 
yore lighthouse.    23  pp.     (£s!ai/s,  p.  371.) 

Sketch  from  Babylon.    35  pp.    {Blacle- 

wooi's  Mag.  y.  93, 1863,  pp.  99,  205.) 

Sketch  of  a  plan  for  a  reformation 

In  the  system  of  provincial  banking,  by  which  the 
notes  of  country  bankers  may  be  rendered  as  secure 
as  those  ot  the  Bank  of  England  ...  16  pp.  IPam- 
phleteer,  v.  18, 1821,  p.  61.) 

Sketch  of  a  simple,  original,  and  practi- 
cal plan,  tor  suppressing  mendicity,  abolishing  the 
present  system  of  parochial  taxation,  and  ameliorat- 
ing the  condition  of  the  lower  classes  ot  society. 
12  pp.     [Pamphleteer,  v.  21,  1822,  p.  391.) 

Sketch  of  American  finances,  1789- 
1835.     Kearny,  J.  W.  —1308 

Sketch  of  Chinese  history.  Gutzlaflf, 
C.     2  V.  3445 

Sketch  of  Madeira.  Haroourt,  E.V.  1428 

Sketch  of . .  .  Sir  Robert  Peel.  Peel, 
Sir-  L.  


Sketch   of   the   British   fur  trade. 

Douglas,  T.,  5  Earl  of  Selkirk.  3466 

Sketch  of  the  Charleston  IiightDra> 

goons,  from  the  earliest  formation  of  the 

corps.    Wells,  E,  L.  2616 

Sketch  of  the  Germanic  cousiitu> 

tion.    Turner,  S.  E.  —1836 

Sketch   of  the   history  of  France, 

from  the  suspension  of  the  monarchy  in 

1793,  to  its  establishment    in   1815.    With 

illustrative  official  papers.    London,   1817. 

O    .  1  fifiti 

Sketch  of  the  history  of  manufac> 
tures  in  Maryland,  presenting  the  begin- 
nings and  early  history  of  the  leading  indus- 
tries of  the  city  of  Baltimore.  Baltimore, 
1883.    8°.  3503 


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SKETCHES 


Sketch  of  the  life  of  Com.  Robert  F. 
Stockton;  with  an  appendix,  coniprising 
his  correspondence  with  the  Navy  Depart- 
ment .  .  .  and  extracts  from  the  defence  of 
Col.  J.  C.  Fremont,  .  .  .  together  with  his 
speeches  in  the  Senate  of  the  United  States, 
and  his  political  letters.  New  York,  1856. 
8°.  3704 

Sketch  of  the  modern  languages  of 
the  East  Indies.    Cust,  R.  N.  —2144 

Sketch  of  the  revenne  and  finances  of 
Ireland.    Clai-endon,  K.  V.  —1393 

Sketch  of  the  war  with  Tippoo  Sultaun. 
Mackenzie,  E.     3  v.  8432 

Sketch  of  2  homes.  17  pp.   (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  49,  1857,  p.  629.) 

Sketch-book,  Wilars  de  Honecort.    Fac- 
simile of  the.  —1741 
Sketch-book    of  Geoffrey  Crayon, 

Gent.     Ir-ving,  W.,  Wor'fe,  V.  2.  2155 

Sketcher,  The.    166  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag. 

V.  33,  1S33,  pp.  682,  949 ;  v.  34,  1833,  pp.  309, 629, 762,  874 ; 
T.  35,  1834,  pp.  175,  647,  937;  V.  37,  1835,  pp.  336,  606; 
T.  38,  1836,  pp.  196,  346,  480.) 

Sketcher  foil'd.   1  p,    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag, 

V.  8,  1836,  p.  16.) 

Sketches    among    the   poor.     S  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  41, 1837,  p.  48.) 

Sketches  and  adventures  in  Madeira, 
Portugal,  and . . .  Spain.    March,  C.  W.    1477 

Sketches  and  essays.    Hazlitt,  W.    2196 

Sketches  and  impressions,  musical, 
theatrical,  and  social.     Goodwin,  T.        8316 

Sketches  and  recollections  of  Lynch- 
burg.   Cabell,  Mrs.  J.  M.  3577 

Sketches  and  recollections  of  the  West 
Indies.    By  a  resident.    London,  1828.    12°. 

1638 

Sketches  and  reminiscences  of  the 
Radical  Club.   Sargent,  Mrs.  J.  T.  (Ed.)  3376 

Sketches  and  studies  in  southern  Eu- 
rope.    Symonds,  J.  A.     3  v.  1408 

Sketches  and  travels    in  liOndon. 

185  pp.  Thackeray,  W.  M.  {In  his  Book  ot  Snobs, 
p.  206.) 

Sketches  by  Boz.   Dickens,  C.  J.  H.    1364 

Sketches  for  rustic  work.    Ricauti,  T. 

J.  -1771 

Sketches  from  life.     Blanchard,  S.  L. 

3  V.  3176 
Sketches  from  my  life.    Hobart,  A.  C, 

Pasha.  4776 

Sketches  from   the  mineral   king* 

dom.  148  pp.  Kobell,  F.  von.  (VTWA  SoUouw,  J.  F., 
earth,  plants,  and  man,  p.  247..) 

Sketches  from  the  subject  and  neigh- 
bour lands  of  Venice.    Freeman,  E.  A. 

—1786 
Sketches  graphic  and  descriptive 

for  a  history  of  decorative  painting.  Black- 
burne,  E.  L.  —1731 

Sketches  in  Belgium  and  Germany. 
Haghe,  L.  —1791 

Sketches  in  blue  water,  funeral  at  sea. 

4  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  40, 1849,  p.  188.) 

Sketches  in  Erris  and  Tyrawly.    16  pp. 

{Duilin  ITniv.  Mag.  v.  18, 1841,  p.  289.) 

Sketches  in  liOndon.  Grant,  J.  1534 
Sketches  in  prose  and  verse.    Cheves, 

Mrs.  E,  W.  F.  3396 

Sketches  in  Spain  and  Morocco.    Capell 

Brooke,  Sir  A.  de.    2  v.  1464 


Sketches  in  the  island  of  Madeira. 

Dillon,  F.  —1791 

Sketches  legal  and  political.    Sheil, 

R.  L.     2  V.  —1338 

Sketches  of  America.    Fearon,  H.  B. 

3475 
Sketches  of  army  life  in  Russia.  Greene, 

Umt.  P.  V.  3495 

Sketches  of  Bunker  Hill  battle  and 

monument.     Emmons,  C.  P.  3637 

Sketches  of  Canadian  life.    Darling, 

W.  S.  3467 

Sketches  of  celebrated  Canadians. 

Morgan,  H.  J.  3842 

Sketches  of  central  Asia.  Yambery,  A. 

1484    , 
Sketches  of  .   .  .  Ceylon.    Eansonnet- 

Villez,  E.,  Freiherr  von.  3431 

Sketches  of  characters  in  the  middle 

ages.    62  pp.     {Dem.  Rev.  v.  9,  1841,  pp.  227,  485,  629; 
V.  10,  1842,  pp.  70,  248,  390.) 

Sketches  of  conspicuous  living  charac- 
ters of  France.    Walsh,  R.  M.  (3V.)         3706 
Sketches  of  Corsica.    Benson,  R.      1477 
Sketches  of  creation.    Winchell,  A. 

—1617 
Sketches  of  English  character.    My 

godmotliers.     7    pp.     {Blackwood's   Mag.  v.  20,   1826, 
p.  480.) 

Sketches  of  English  literature.  Bal- 
four, C.  L.  3347 

Sketches  of  Oerman  life.  Varnhagen 
von  Ense,  K.  A.  L.  P.     (Murray,  J.,  Libr.) 

3157 

Sketches  of  Germany  and  the  Germans. 
Spencer,  E.     3  v.  3665 

Sketches  of  Ireland  60  years  ago.  Walsh, 
J.  E.  3577 

Sketches  of  Japanese  manners  and 
customs.    Silver,  J.  M.  W.  —1383 

Sketches  of  Mary's  life.    19  pp.    (Dem. 

Rev.  V.  21, 1847,  pp.  168,  236.) 

Sketches  of  men  of  progress.  Parton, 
J.,  and  others.  3793 

Sketches  of  moral  and  mental  philosophy. 
Chalmers,  T.,  Works,  v.  5.  2177 

Sketches  of  Moravian  life  and  char- 
acter.   Henry,  J.  —3377 

Sketches  of  naval  life.    33  pp.    (Am. 

Quart.  See.  v.  6,  1829,  p.  216.) 

Sketches  of  old  times  and  distant  places. 

Sinclair,  J.  3207 

Sketches  of  St.  Augustine.    Sewall,  R. 

K.  3587 

Sketches  of  scenery  ...  in  California  and 

Mexico.    M'llvaine,  W.  8594 

Sketches  of  Scottish  character.    31 

pp.    {Blaehwood's  Mag.  v.  9,  1821,  p.  151 ;  v.  11, 1822,  p. 
396;  V.  12,1822,  p.  473.) 

Sketches  of  Scottish  church  history. 

M'Crie,  T.     3  v.  —1388 

Sketches    of  society   and   manners   in 

Portugal.    Costigan,  A.  W.    2  v.  3533 

Sketches  of  the  civil  and  military  services 

of  William  Henry  Harrison.    Todd,  Col.  C. 

S.,  and  Drake,  B.  3877 

Sketches  of  the  English.    136  pp.    Jer- 

roia,  D.,  Wm-ks,  v.  4,  p.  231. 

Sketches  ...  of  the  Floridas.  Forbes, 
J.  G.  3586 


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SKINNER 


Sketches  ...  of  the  Hindoos.    Crau- 

furd,  Q.    2  V.  3455 

Sketches  of  the  history  of  Camdeh, 

Maine.     Locke,  J.  L.  2637 

Sketches  of  the  history  of  Christian 
art.  Lindsay,  A.  W.  C,  Earl  of  Crawford 
and  Balcarres,  Lord  Lindsay.    S  v.       — 1724 

Sketches  of  the  history  of  literature 
and  learning  in  England.  Craik,  G.  L.  6  v. 
in  3.  2347 

Sketches  of  the  history  of  man. 
Home,  H.,  Lord  Kames.    4  v.  1706 

Sketches  of  the  Irish  bar.  Curran,W. 
H.     3  V.  3836 

Sketches  of  the  origin,  progress,  and 
effects  of  music.     Eastcott,  Rev.  R.      — 3745 

Sketches  of  the  philosophy  of  appari- 
tions.   Hibbert,  S.  —2475 

Sketches  of  the  philosophy  of  life. 
Morgan,  Sir  T.  0.  —1605 

Sketches  of  the  philosophy  of 
morals.    Morgan,  Sir  T.  0.  —1444 

Sketches  of  the  Reformation.  Ha- 
weis,  J.  O.  W.  —1268 

Sketches  of  the  Royal  Society.  Bar- 
row, Sir  J.  —1493 

Sketches  of  the  war.    Nott,  Capt.  C.  C. 

3647 

Sketches  of  travels  In  Egypt.  Spencer, 
Rev.  J.  A.  1473 

Sketches  of  village  character.   17  pp. 

[Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  8, 1821,  pp.  197,  268.) 

Sketches  of  Tirginia.   3  s.   Foote,W.  H. 

3581 

Sketches  of  war  history,  1861-65.  Pa- 
pers read  before  the  Ohio  Commandery  of 
the  military  order  of  the  Loyal  Legion  of  the 
United  States,  1883-88.  Cincinnati,  1888. 
2  V.  8°.  3632 

Contenls.  Adae,  0.  A.  G.  Our  military  future,  v.  1. 
— Anderson,  L.  Canby's  campaign'  In  New  Mexico, 
V.  2.— Aghmum,  Q.  0.  BeooUeotlona  of  a  peculiar 
service,  t.  2.— Bates,  J.  H.  Ohio's  preparations  for 
war,  V.  1.— Bell,  W.  H.  Ante  bellum;  or,  before  the 
war,  V.  1.— Bund,  L.  H.  A  Confederate  spy,  v.  2.— 
Carnalian,  J.  K.  Personal  recollections  of  Ohlcka- 
mauga,  v.  1.— Chamberlain,  J.  Vf.  Scenes  In  Llbby 
Prison,  V.  2.— Cox,  J.  D.  Surrender  of  Johnston's 
array  and  the  closing  scenes  of  the  war  in  North  Caro- 
lina, V.  2.— Crane,  W.  E.  Bugle  blasts,  v.  1 — Dud- 
ley, E.  S.  Beminiscence  of  Washington  and  Early's 
attack  In  1864,  v.  1.— Finch,  G.  M.  In  the  beginning, 
V.  1. — Force,  M.  F.  Marching  across  Carolina;  Per- 
sonal recollections  of  the  Viclcsburg  campaign,  v.  1.— 
Fuller,  J.  W.  Our  Klrby  Smith,  v.  2.— Fuller,  W. 
G.  Corps  of  telegraphers  under  General  Anson  Stager 
during  the  war  of  the  rebellion,  v.  2.— Hawkins,  M. 
L.  sketch  of  the  battle  of  Winchester,  Sept.  19, 1864, 
V.  1.— Hazen,  W.  B.  Growth  of  an  Idea  (Signal 
Service),  v.  1.— Hosea,  L.  M.  Campaign  of  Seima,  v. 
1.— Isham,  A.  B.  Care  of  prisoners  of  war,  north  and 
south,  V.  2.— Through  the  Wilderness  to  Richmond,  v. 
1.— Kemper.  A.  C.  The  night  after  the  battle ;  Wil- 
liam Haines  Lytle,  v.  1.— I^eggett,  M.  D.  Military 
and  the  mob,  v.  1.— Monfort.  K.  E.  From  Grafton  to 
McDowell  through  Tygart's  valley,  v.  2.— MurdoGk, 
J.  E.  Love  of  country  and  foot-prints  of  time,  v.  1.— 
Ostrander,  J.  S.  An  hour  with  victory,  v.  1.— Rice, 
O.  Afield  with  the  11  Army  corps  at  ChanceiiorsYiile, 
V.  1.— Ricks,  A.  J.  Carrying  the  news  of  Lee's  sur- 
render to  the  Army  of  the  Ohio, v.  2.— Robertson,  B. 
S.  From  the  Wlldernessto  Spottsylvania,  v.  1.— Rule, 
W.  Loyalists  of  Tennessee  in  the  late  war,  v.  2.— 
Scotield,  L.  T.  Eetreat  from  Pulaski  to  Nashville, 
V.  2.— Smith,  S.  B.  MUitarysmallarms,  v.  1.— Speed, 
J.  Abraham  Lincoln,  v.  2.— Stevenson,  B,  F.  Cum- 
berland Gap,  V.  1.— Kentucky  neutrality  in  1861,  v.  2.— 
Thayer,  G.  A.  Gettysburg,  as  we  men  on  the  right 
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{Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  21,  1843,  p.  439;  Westm.  Bev.  n.  s. 
v.  47,  1875,  p.  289.)— Beopening  of  the  African  slare 
trade.  86  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  18,  1860,  p.  90.)— 
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7  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  44,  1854,  p.  455.)— Black- 
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Calnes,  C.  Speech  on  the  slave  trade.  42  pp.  (WitU 
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{Correspandant,  v.  46,  1868,  p.  652.)- Cremony,  J.  0. 
A  cruise  on  a  slaver.  10  pp.  (Overld.  Monthlu,  y.  1, 
1808,  p.  398.)— Defence  of  the  slave  trade.  33  pp. 
(Edin.  Bev.  V.  5,  1805,  p.  209.)-Ea8t  African  slave 
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{Quart.  Bev.  v. 26, 1822,  p.  51.)— Foreign  slave  trade. 


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23  pp.    (ISdin.  Rn.  v.  03, 1836,  p.  373;  Quart.  Ben.  v.  65, 
1336,  p.  250.)— Further  papers    relating  to  tlie 
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— Glardou,  A.    La  tralte  des  n^grea  sur  la  o8ie  oool- 
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Suisse,  n.  p6r.  T.  iT,  1873,  p..716.)— Gooilrlch,  L.  0. 
rrauce  and  the  slave  trade  in  Madagascar.    6  pp. 
[JVinelemtli  Cent.  v.  14,  1883,  p.  257.)— Grecnwell,  D. 
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trade.     3i  pp.     {,Edin.   Re\i.  v.  lil,  1875,  p.  209.)  — 
Honto  (pseud.)    A  low  suggestions  oa  the  slave  trade. 
5  pp.    (PampWefeer,  v.  4, 1814,  p.  227.)- Al)Stract  ol  the 
Intormatlon  laid  on  the  table  o{  the  House  of  Com- 
mons, on  tUe  subject  of  the  slave  trade.    19 
pp.    [Eiin.  Utv.  v.  36,  1822,  p.  34.)— Kidnapping  in 
the  South  seas.    28  pp.    (£rU.  Quart.  Ken.  v,  55, 1872, 
p.  478.)— Ijas  Casas  and  the  slave  trade.    11  pp. 
(iJefrospeci.  Rm.   v.  6,  1822,  p.  261.)— IVachtigal,  G. 
Baglrml,  dor  sklavenhandel,  und  die  Bruesselec  Inter- 
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H.  J.    Abolition  of  the  slave  trade:  William  Wllber- 
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trade  policy.    18  pp.    {N.  Brit.  Riv.  V.  11,  1819,  p. 
457.)— RemarlES  upon  slavery  and  the  slave- 
trade,  addressed  to  the  Hon.  Henry  Clay.    23  pp. 
[Bound  pampli.  v.  174.)— Remedies  for  the   slave 
trade.     41  pp.     {Westm.   Bev.   v.   3t,  1810,  p.   125.)— 
Reports  on  the  slave  trade  from  Lords  and  Com- 
mons.   22  pp.    {Edin.  Rev.  v.  92,  1850,  p.  241.)— Publi- 
cations concerning  the  revival  of  the  slave  trade. 
27  pp.    [Edin.  Bm.  v.  24,  1815,  p.  106.)— Romilly,  Sir 
S.    Speech  on  that  article  In  the  treaty  o£  peace  which 
relates  to  the  slave  trade.    24  pp.    {Pamphleteer,  v.  4, 
1814,  p.  407.) — Sheppard,  M.    African  slave  trade  In 
Jamaica,  and  comparative  treatment  of  slaves.  14  pp. 
(Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Pw6.)— Short  rcvlevv  of  the 
slave  trade  and  slavery.    8  pp.    {Biin,  Rev.  v.  46, 
1827,  p.  490.)— Slave  trade  in  1858.    40  pp.    {Edin.  Bev. 
V,  108, 1858,  p.  B41.)— Soup*,  A.  P.    Chasso  i.  I'homme 
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compelling  Spain  to  relinquish  the  slave  trade 
in  northern  Africa.     46  pp.     [Pamphleteer,   v.  7, 
1816,  p.315.)— Stael-Holstein,  A.  L.  G.  N.,Ba«nne  de. 
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I'abolUlonde  la  tralte  des  negres  (1814).  14  pp.  [(Euvres, 
V.  17,  p.  369.)— State  of  the  slave-trade.    30  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  V.  34, 1826,  p.  679.)— Slave  trade  and  sugar 
duties.    30  pp.    {Weslm.  Rev.  v.  41,  1844,  p.  480.)— 
Sumner,  C.    Abolition  of  the  coastwise  slave-trade. 
Speeches  in  the  Senate  . . .  June  24,  25,  1864.    9  pp. 
( Works,  V.  9,  p.  SO.)— Final  suppression  of  the  slave 
trade.     13. pp.     {Worlcs,  v.  6,  p.  474.)— Thorpe.  E. 
Commentary  on  the  treaties  between  Great  Britain, 
Spain,  and  the  Netherlands,  to  prevent  illicit  trafQc  in 
slaves.     31  pp.     (Pamphleteer,  v.  14,  1819,   p.  417.)— 
Trials  of  the  slave  traders,  Samuel  Simo^Joaeph 
Peters,  and 'William  Tufft.    22  pp.    [Bdin.  Bev.  -v.  il, 
1813,  p.  72.)— Twenty  years  in  the  slave-trade. 
18  pp.    [N.  Am.  Bev,  v.  80,  183S,  p.  153.)— Vambery,  A. 
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Anti-Slavery  Monthly  Reporter.     June, 

1835-Feb.  1833.     1837-88,  5  v. 

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Adams,  0.  F.     Moral  wrong  of  slavery.     25  pp. 

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dressed to  the  Hon..  Henry  Clay.  23  pp.  [Bound 
pamph.  V.  174.)— Se-wall,  S.E.  Stephen,  on  slavery. 
30  pp.  (Oftr.  Biam.v.  11, 1831,  p.  109.)— Sharp,  G.  Law 
of  passive  obedience.  Extract  from  the  Law  of  retri- 
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77,  1864,  p.  191.)^Sumucr,  C.  In  Us  Position  and 
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from  the  life  of  Washington ;  Macaulay  on  slavery.  8 
pp.  ( Works,  V.  4,  pp.  416, 417.) — Supremacy  of  God's 
law:  Mr.  Seward's  speech.  11  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  8, 1860,  p.  378.)— Uu  tour  en  Amirlque  et  I'es- 
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See  also  Coolies.— IVegroes. — Slave  trade.  Also 
Slai'ery  in  Africa.  Egypt,  French  Colonies, 
India,  United  States,  West  Indies. 


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rica. 7  pp.  (florper's  J/aff.  V.  48, 1874,  p.  710.)— Snm- 
ner,  G.  "White  slavery  in  the  Barbary  States.  103  pp. 
( Works,  V.  1 ,  p.  383.) 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  T.  61,  1877,  p.  394.    Also 
Afrlca.-lVegroes.— Slave  trade. 

Slavery  in  China.    Biot,  E.    Memoire  sur 

la  condition  des  esclaves  et  des  serviteurs  gag^s  en 
Chine.    47  pp.     {Journ.  asial.  3  s.  v.  3,  1837,  p.  216.) 

Slavery  in  £gypt.  Frere,H.  B.  E.  Aboli- 
tion of  slavery  iulndla  and  Egypt.  20  pp.  {For In.  Rev. 
n.  s.  V.  33,  1883,  p.  349.)— McCoan,  J.  C.  Slavery  In 
Egypt.    8  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  16, 1877,  p.  663.) 

Slavery  in  the  French  colonies.  Wal- 
lon, H.  A.    De  l'esclavage  dans  les  colonies. 

1847. 

Cocliut,  A.    De  la  soci^ts  coloniale.    Abolition  de 

l'esclavage.  62  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mrnides,  1843,  n.  s.  v. 
3,  p.  177.) — ^^mancipation  dans  nos  colonies.  15 
pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1835,  4  s.  v,  4,  p.  363.)— Gas- 
parln,  A.  de.  Colonies.  Des  diverges  tentatlves 
d'emanclpatlon.  21pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  lS3S,i  a. 
T.  14,  p.  676.)— Goodrich,  L.  O.  France  and  the  slave 
trade  in  Madagascar.  6  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  14, 
1883,  p.  257.) — Lamache,  P.  De  l'esclavage  dans  les 
colonies  fi'an;aises.  68  pp.  {Correspondant, -v.  i,lSi3, 
p.  146  ;  V.  4,  1843,  p.  28.)— Lamartine,  A.  de.  De 
I'dmancipatJon  des  esclaves.  29  pp.  {CEuvres  compl.  v. 
32,  p.  149.)— Wallon,  H.  L'Smancipation  et  l'es- 
clavage. 24  pp.  (  Correspondant,  v.  54, 1861,  p.  451.) 
See  also  Slavery  In  the  West  Indies. 

Slavery  in  India.  Frere,  H.  B.  E.  Aboli- 
tion of  slavery  In  India  and  Egypt.  20  pp.  {Fortn, 
Rev.  n.  s.  V.  33,  1883,  p.  349.) 

Slavery   In   Turkey.      McCoan,   J.    O. 

Slavery  and  polygamy  in  Turkey.  11  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  18, 1878,  p.  403.)— Plchon,  C.  N.  Sklaven- 
wesen  in  der  Tuerkei.  Eine  skizze,  entworfen  Im 
jahre  1858.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits,  v. 
14,  1860,  p.  242.) 

See  also  Turlcey,  National  and  social  character. 

Slavery  in  the  United  States. 

Beechee,  H.  W.  Patriotic  addresses  in 
America  and  England,  from  1850  to  1885,  on 
slavery,  the  civil  war,  etc.     1887. 

BiROKHEAD,  L.     A  voice  from  the  south, 

discussing . .  .  slavery  and  its  remedy.  1861. 

Brown,  W.  W.   My  southern  home.  1880. 

Helper,  H.  R.    Impending  crisis  of  the 

south :  how  to  meet  it.    1857  ;  1860. 

Hildeeth,  E.     The  slave ;  or,  memoirs 

of  Archy  Moore.     [..4reort.]     1848,  2  v.  in  1. 

Lincoln,  A.,  Pres.  of  TJ.  S.,  and  Douglas, 

S.  A.    In  their  Political  debates.     1860. 

Olmsted,  F.  L.  Cotton  kingdom  :  a  trav- 
eller's observations  on  cotton  and  slavery  in 
the  American  slave  states.     1861,  2  v. 

Journey  in  the  back  country.    1861. 

Journey  in  the  seaboard  slave  states. 

1861. 

Seabury,  S.  American  slavery  .  .  .  jus- 
tified by  the  law  of  nature.     1861. 

Smedes,  S.  D.    Memorials  of  a  southern 

planter.     1887. 

Stirling,    J.     Letters   from   the   slave 

states.    1857. 

Walker,  J.  Narrative  of  trial  and  im- 
prisonment of.    1845. 

Allen,  J.  H.    Prospects  of  American  slavery.    24 

pp.  {Chr.Exam.v.m,  1864,  p.  220.)— American  slav- 
ery. 9  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  63,  1836,  p.  135;  Quart.  Bev. 
V.  101, 1857,  p.  324.)—"  Manifest  destiny  "  of  the  Amer- 
ican Union.  40  pp.  {Westm.  Rev.  u.  s.  v.  12,  1357, 
p.  137.)— Aspects  of  American  slavery.  24  pp. 
(London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  13,  1860,  p.  609.)— Astl«,  J.  F. 
Dn   hlver   sur    une  plantaticjn  americaine.     39  pp. 

{Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  24,  1865,  p.  21  ) 

Bacon,  Bev.  L.  Moral  of  Harper's  Ferry.  13  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  17, 1859,  p.  1066.)— Brownson,  O.  A. 


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The  higher  law.  n  pp.  (Brownsan's  Quart.  Bev.  n.  a. 
T.  6, 1851,  p.  80;  Essays  and  reviews,  p.  319.) — Action  of 
congress  on  the  Callfornta  and  territorial  ques- 
tion. 43  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  71,  1860,  p.  1421.)— 
Cocliln,  A.  L'esclavage  et  la  politique  des  Etats- 
Uuis.  28  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  46,  1859,  p.  197.)— 
Corcelle.  F.  de.  L'esclavage  aux  iStata-Unls.  20  pp. 
(JJeo.  d.  deux  mondes,  1836,  4  s.  V.  6,  p.  227.)— Slavery  In 
the  District  of  Columljla.  11pp.  [Am.  Quart.  Rev, 
V.  11, 1833,  p.  64.)— Slavery :  Its  effect  on  the  prop- 
erty. Intelligence,  and  morals  of  the  whites.  32  pp. 
{Neio  Bnglander,  v.  14,  1850,  p.  264.)  —  Kliot,  S.  A. 
Pea'ceful  treatment  of  slavery.  H  pp.  [Ghr.  Exam. 
V.  61, 1856,  p.  211.)— God  An  the  side  of  the  op- 
pressed. 13  pp.  (New  Bnglander,  v.  14, 1856,  p.  593.) 
— Hammond's  defense  of  southern  slavery. 
26  pp.  [New  Bnglander, -v.  3, 1846,  p.  567.)— Hey  vrood, 
J.  H.  Slavery  In  the  territories.  29  pp.  [Chr,  Exam. 
V.  68,  1860,  p.  67.)— Slavery  and  the  Incoming  ad- 
ministration. 25  pp.  {Brownson's  'Quart.  Beo.  N,  Y. 
8.  V.  2, 1857,  p.  89.)— Slavery  and  the  Mexican  war. 
34  pp.  [Brownsm's  Quart.  Bev.  n.  s.  v,  1, 1847,  p.  334.)— 
Mont^gut,  E.  L'esclavage  aux  Etats-Unls.  27  pp. 
(Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  pfir.  v.  2,  p.  269.)— Motte, 
M.I.  Treatment  of  slavery  at  the  north.  32  pp.  [Chr. 
Bxam.  v.  44,  1848,  p.  46.)— Morality  of  the  IVehraslia 
hill.  32  pp.  (New  Bnglander,  v.  12,  1854,  p.  304.)— 
Nehraslca  bill,  and  its  results.  25  pp.  (New 
Bnglander,  V.  12,  1854,  p.  213.)— Conservative  view  of 
the  Nebraska  question.  18  pp.  (New  Bnglander, 
v.  12,  1854,  p.  636.)— Negro  slavery.  31  pp.  (Am. 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  2,  1827,  p.  237;  V.  13,  1833,  p.  436.)— 
Negroes  and  slavery  In  the  U.  S.  13  pp.  [Eraser's 
Mag.  T.  67,  1863,  p.  192.)— Newman,  P.  W.  Negro 
slavery  In  the  American  Union.  13  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag. 
n.  s.  V.  19, 1879,  p.  170.)— North  and  south  in  the 
convention  of  1787.  29  pp.  (Southern  Bev.  v.  2, 1867, 
p.  358.)  — Oberlin- Wellington  rescue.  21  pp. 
(Neui  Bnglander,  v.  17, 1859,  p.  687.)— Parker,  W.  The 
treedman's  story.  35  pp.  (Atlant,  Monthlt/,  v.  17, 1866, 
pp.  162,276.)— Peabody,  A.  P.  Slavery;  Position  and 
duties  of  the  north  with  regard  to  slavery.  45  pp.' 
( Chr.  Exam.  v.  34,  1843^  pp.  29,  266.)— Peabody,  E.  ■ 
,  Narratives  of  fugitive  slaves.  33  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  47, 
1849,  p.  61.)— Question !  Are  you  ready  lor  the  ques- 
tion ?  21  pp.  (New  Bnglander,  v.  8,  1860,  p.  292.)— 
Q,ulncy,  E.  Where  will  It  end  1  11  pp.  (AHant. 
Monthly,  v.  1,  1857,  p.  239.)— Reclus,  E.  L'esclavage 
aux  Etats-Unls.  71  pp.  [Bev,  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2 
pSr.  V.  30,  p.  868;  1861,  v.  31,  p.  118.)— Religious  in- 
struction of  the  slaves.  12  pp.  [Neui  Bnglander, 
V.  4, 1846,  p.  45.)— Rush,  B.  Letter  referring  to  the 
question  of  African  slavery.  12  pp.  ( Occasional  pro- 
ductions, p.  117.)— Se-wall,  S.  B.  On  slavery  in  the  D.  S. 
26  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  4, 1827,  p.  201.)— Shall  we  vote 
to-  perpetuate  slavery?  12  pp.  [New  Bnglander, 
v.  2, 1844,  p.  589.)— Slavery  and  the  slave  power  in 
the  U.  S.  20  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag,  v.  73, 1B53,  p.  1.)— 
Slavery  and  the  slave  states.  30  pp.  (N,  Brit,  Bev, 
V.  27,  1867,  p.  435.)— Slavery.  15  pp.  (Dublin  Vniv, 
Mag.  V.  48, 1856,  p.  676.)— Slavery  question.  29  pp. 
(Brownson's  Quart,  Rev,  N.  Y.  s.  v.  2,  1857,  p.  248.)— 
Slaves  and  slavery.  12  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  19, 1846, 
p.  243.)— Slavery  in  southern  states.  15  pp.  [Era- 
ser's Mag,  V.  46, 1862,  p.  476.) — Southern  writers  on 
slavery.  Helper  against  slavery.  32  pp.  [New  Bng- 
lander, V.  15,  1857,  p.  634.)— "  South-side  view  of 
slavery."  30  pp.  (New  Bnglander,  v.  l'i,lS55,  p.  &l.)~ 
Sumner,  C.  Crime  against  Kansas:  the  apologies 
fur  the  crime;  the  true  remedy.  Speeches  in  the 
Senate,  May  19,  20, 1856.  218  pp.  (Works,  v.  4,  p.  125.) 
— Final  protest,  for  himself  and  the  clergy  of  New 
England,  against  slavery  In  Nebraska  and  Kansas. 
Speech  In  the  Senate  .  .  .  May  26, 1864.  17  pp.  ( Works, 
V.  3,  p.  836.)— No  popular  sovereignty  In  territories 
can  establish  slavery.  Speech  . . .  Nov.  1, 1860.  29  pp. 
( Works,  V.  5,  p.  309.)— Congress  and  the  territories. 
12  pp.  (iVeio  Bnglander,  V.  21,  1862,  p.  194.)— Texas. 
17  pp.  [New  Bnglander,  V.  2, 1844,  p.  463.) — Be-annexa- 
tlon  of  Texas  in  its  Influence  on  the  duration 
of  slavery.  6  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  15,  1844,  p.  11.)— 
Tivin  curses  in  American  society.  13  pp.  [Dub- 
lin Vniv,  Mag.  v.  58, 1861,  p.  411,)— American  slavery  and 
Uncle  Tom's  cabin.  24  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  18, 
1863,  p.  235.)— Slavery  question  in  Virginia.  47  pp. 
(Am.  Quart,  Rev,  v.  12,  1832,  p.  379.)— Ware,  W.  Slav- 
ery. 18  pp.  (CTr.  Eiam.  v.  20, 1839,  p.  301.)— Wealth 
of  nations  and  the  slave  poiver.  8  pp.  (Mac- 
millan's  Mag,  v.  7, 1863,  p.  269.)— W^hite,  A.  D.  Jeffer- 
son and  slavery.  12  pp.  (Atlant,  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862, 
p.  29.)— Wllmot  proviso.  8  pp.  (Dem,  Rev,  v.  23, 
1848,  p.  219.)— Wives  and  slaves.  A  hone  tor  the 
abolitionists  to  pick.  9  pp.  (Dem,  Bev,  v.  17,  1846, 
p.  264.) 


See  also  Edln.  Bev.  v.  101,  1856,  p.  293;  N.  Am.  Bev 

V.  73,  1851,  p.  347.    Also  California District  of 

Columbia.  —  Freedmen.  —  Free-soil  party.  — 
Kansas.— DIlssourl.—Nebraslia.— Republican 
party.— U.  S.,  Politics;  Reconstruction ;  Social  life,  etc. 
Also  Callioun,  J.  C— Clay,  H.— Julian,  G.  W.— 
"Webster,  D.,  and  others. 

Abolition. 

BXENKT,  C.  H.  Grimke  sisters.  Sarah, 
and  Angelina  Grimke,  first  American  women 
advocates  of  abolition  and  woman's  rights. 
1885. 

Child,  Mrs,  L.  M.    Isaac  T.  Hopper;  a 

true  life.    n.  d. 

Gabbison,  W.  p.,  and  Gaeeison,  F.  J. 

William  Lloyd  Garrison.  Story  of  his  life, 
1805-79.     1885,  3  v. 

Johnson,  O.     William  Lloyd  Garrison 

and  his  times ;  or,  sketches  of  the  anti- 
slavery  movement  in  America.     1880. 

Julian,  G.  W.  In  his  Speeches  on  polit- 
ical questions.     1873. 

Paekee,  T.  Additional  speeches,  ad- 
dresses, and  occasional  sermons.     1867,  3  v. 

Speeches,  addresses,   and    occasional 

sermons.     1867,  3  v. 

Phillips,  W.    In  his  Speeches,  lectures, 

and  letters.     1881 ;  1884. 

PiLLSBUBT,  P.     Acts  of  the  anti-slavery 

apostles.     1884. 

Tanneb,    H.      Martyrdom    of    Lovejoy. 

1881. 

Abolition  of  negro  slavery.   76  pp.   [Am,Quart, 

Bev,  V.  12, 1832,  p.  189.)— Abolition  of  slavery.    10 

pp.  (Cftr.  Scam.  V.  2,  1825,  p.  467.)— Abolition  pro- 
ceedings. 27  pp.  [Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  1,  1838,  p. 
473.)— Abolition  vs.  Christianity  and  the  Union. 

16  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  27,  1860,  p.  1.)— Abolitionists. 
7  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  16, 1845,  p.  3.)— American  board 
and  slavery.  16  pp.  (New  Bnglander,  v.  7,  1849,  p. 
273.)— Channing,  W.  E.  Emancipation ;  Duty  of  the 
free  states,  or  remarks  suggested  by  the  case  of  the 
Creole.  233  pp.  {ITorfcy,  v.  6,  pp.  5, 231.)— Bemarks  on 
the  slavery  question  In  a  letter  to  Jonathan  Phillips, 
Esq.  102  pp.  ( Works,  v.  5,  p.  6.)— Slavery ;  Abolitionists, 
a  letter  to  James  G.  Biruey.  175  pp.  (Works,  v.  2,  pp. 
5,  156.)— Cucheval-Clarigny,  N.  L'abolitlonisme 
aux  Etats-Unts.  35  pp.  (Reo.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2 
p^r.  V.  6,  p.  618.)— Follen,  C.  T.  C.  Address  to  the 
people  of  the  U.  S.  on  the  subject  of  slavery.  37  pp. 
[Works,  V.  6,  p.  189.)— Anti-slavery  principles  and  pro- 
ceedings. 28  pp.  [Chr,  Exam,  v.  25,  1839,  p.  228.)— 
Hurlbut,  M.  L.  Abolitiouists  and'anti-abolitlonists. 
11  pp.  [Chr,  Exam,  v.  24, 1838,  p.  396.)— Letters  on  the 
attempts  for  the  abolition  of  slavery  in  Pennsyl- 
vania. 10  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  8,  1826, 
p.  183.)— Slavery-abolitionism.  23  pp.  (Boston 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  1, 1838,  p.  238.)— Soup6,  A.  P.  Litt6rature 
abolltiouulste  aux  Etats-Unls.  28  pp.  [Rev.  contemp. 
1863,  V.  3,  p.  246.)— Sumner,  0.  Abolition  and  pro- 
hibition of  slavery  In  West  Virginia.  Bemarks  in  the 
Senate  . . .  June  '26,  July  1  and  14, 1862.  6  pp.  ( Works, 
V.  7,  p.  122.)— Antlsla very  enterprise ;  New  outrage  for 
the  sake  of  slavery ;  Political  parties  and  our  foreign 
population ;  Example  of  Washington  against  slavery 
not  to  be  forgotten  now ;  Petitions  against  slavery : 
Speech.  84  pp.  [Works,  v.  4,  pp.  1,  62,  62,  96,  452.)— 
Necessity  of  political  action. against  the  slave  power; 
Union  among  men  of  all  parties  against  the  slave 
power;  Our  immediate  anti-slaveiT  duties.  50  pp. 
(Works,  V.  2,  pp.  66,  74,  398.)— Bepubllcan  party:  its 
origin,  necessity,  and  permanence.  Speech ...  83  pp. 
( Works,  V.  6,  p.  191.)— Union  against  the  sectionalism 
of  slavery ;  German  emigrant  must  be  against  slavery ; 
Union  of  all  parties  necessary  against  the  slave  power ; 
Duties  of  Massachusetts  at  the  present  crisis.  31  pp. 
(Works, -7,  3,  pp.  70,  216,  353,  461.)— Wrong  of  slavery; 
Anti-slavery  duties  of  the  Whig  party ;  Wrongful  dec- 
laration of  war  with  Mexico ;  Slavery  and  the  Mexican 
war.  57  pp.  [Works,  v.  3,  pp.  149,  308,  317,  333.)— Pro- 
posed abolitiou  of  slavery  In  West-Virginia.  22  pp. 
(New  Bnglander,  V.  6,  1848,  p.  357.)- Whlttler,  J.  &. 
The  antislavery  convention  of  1833.  7  pp.  (Atlant, 
ifmtily,.w.  33, 1874,  p.  166.) 


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SLAVERY  IN  THE  TJNITEB  STATES 


See  aho  Brown,  J.,  nf  Ossawattomie.—Gskrrison, 
W.  L.— Julian,  G.  W.— IjOvcjoy,  E.  P.— Parker,  T. 
— Tappan,  A.— Whlttler,  0.  &.,  etc.  Also  Slavery, 
History, 

Colonization. 

American  Colonization  Society.  Memorial 
of  the  semicentennial  anniversary.     1867. 

GuELEY,  R.  R.     Mission  to  England,  in 

behalf  of  the  American  Colonization  Society. 
1841. 

Heeset,  J.    Appeal  to  Christians,  on  the 

subject  of  slavery.     1833. 

' Lateobe,  J.  H.  B.  Colonization  and  abo- 
lition. Address  delivered  ...  at  the  anni- 
versary meeting  of  the  New  York  State 
Colonization  Society  held  in  Metropolitan 
Hall,  May  13,  1852.     1853. 

Colonization  and  abolition.  25  pp.  [Am.  Quart. 

Sen.  V.  18,  1835,  p.  245.) 

See  also  Maryland.  State  Colonization  Society, 

Umanclpation,  etc. 

Aenold,  I.  N.     History  of  Abraham  Lin- 
coln and  the  overthrow  of  slavery.     1866. 

Beown,  W.  W.     In  his  Negro  in  the 

American  rebellion.    1867. 

Patton,  W.  W.    President  Lincoln  and 

the  Chicago  memorial  on  emancipation. 
1888.  (Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub.  No.' 
37.) 

Allen,  J.  H.    Africans  in  America,  and  their  new 

guardians;  Our  war  policy,  and  how  it  deals  with 
slavery.  67  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  73,  1862,  pp.  96,  243.)— 
Anti-slavery  revolution  in  America.  34  pp. 
iWeslm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  28,  1865,  p.  43.)— Barrovrs,  E.  P. 
State  and  slavery.  63  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  19, 1862, 
p.  749.)— Dana,  B.  H.  Nullity  of  the  emancipation 
edict.  7  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  131,  1880,  p.  128.)— 
Emancipation.  37  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  2, 1B62, 
p.  783.) — Kmerson,  E.  W.  Emancipation  proclama- 
tion. 14  pp.  (^isceltenies,  1884,  p.  291.)— Evangelical 
alliance  and  the  American  war.  28  pp.  (A^ew 
Englander,  v.  22;  1863,  p.  288.)- Ferris,  A.  A.  Validity 
of  the  emancipation  edict.  25  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.v.l^l, 
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SLAVERY  IN  THE  UNITED'  STATES 


SLAVERY  IN  THE  WEST  INDIES: 


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lations of  the  federal  constitution  to  slavery. 
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slave  lavr.  29  pp.  {Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  5, 
1861,  p.  383;  New  Bnglander,  v.  8,  1860,  p.  615.)— Fugi- 
tive slave  law:  shall  it  be  enforced?  8  pp. 
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pp.  (Cera.  Rev.  v.  27,  1850,  p.  67.)—  GarBeld,  J.  A. 
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{Works,  v.  1,  p.  73.) — Slavery  and  the  Missouri  ques- 
tion. 32  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  lOi  1820,  p.  137.)— Negro 
citizenship.  49  pp.  {New  Bnglander,  v.  15,  1857,  p. 
478.)— Owen,  B.  D.  The  claims  to  service  or  labor. 
10  pp.  [Atlamt.  Monthly,  v.  12, 1863,  p.  116.)— Sumner, 
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Dec.  4,  1865.  3  pp.  {Works,  V.  10,  p.  30.)— Attempt  to 
kidnap  a  citizen  under  order  of  the  Senate.  The  case 
of  Frank  B.  Sanborn.  7  pp.  {Works,  v.  4,  p.  445.)— 
Equal  rights  of  colored  persons  to  be  protected  by  the 
national  courts.  Bill  in  the  Senate,  to  enforce  the 
constitutional  amendment  abolishing  slavery,  Dec.  4, 
1865.  3  pp.  {Works,  V.  10,  p.  16.)— No  recognition  of 
the  Fugitive  slave  bill.  3  pp.  {Works,  v.  6,  p.  378.)— 
Presentation  of  a  memorial  against  the  Fugitive  slave 
bill ;  "  Strike  but  hear."  Attempt  to  discuss  the  Fugi- 
tive slave  bill;  Freedom  .national,  slavery  sectional ; 
Landmark  of  freedom ;  Boston  petition  for  the  repeal 
of  the  Fugitive  slave  act;  Reply  to  assailants ;  Peace- 
ful opposition  to  the  Fugitive  slave  act;  Struggle  for 
repeal  of  the  Fugitive  slave  act ;  Fugitive  slave  act  to 
be  disobeyed;  Demands  of  freedom:  Repeat  of  the 
Fugitive  slave  act.  278  pp.  ( VToi-Ks,  v.  3,  pp.  64,  73, 87, 
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slavery  shown  from  its  barbarism.  Letter;  Fugitive 
slave  act  must  be  made  a  dead  letter.  3  pp.  {Works, 
V.  B,  pp.  209,  271.)— Wrong  and  unconstitutionality  of 
fugitive  slave  acts ;  Exclusion  of  witnesses  on  account 
of  color;  Final  repeal  of  all  fugitive  slave  acts.  114 
pp.     (Worte,v.  8,  pp.  118,  176,  403.) 

Slavery  in  the  West  Indies. 

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of  Trelawny,  and  island  of  Jamaica,  in  the 
month  of  October,  1834.  1835.  [Tracts  on 
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Barclay,  A.  Practical  view  of  the  pres- 
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BiCKELL,  R.     West  Indies  as  they  are  ; 

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CONDEB,  J.    Wages  or  the  whip.      An 

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Cropper,  J.   Interests  of  the  country  and 

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Davy,  J.    West  Indies,  before  and  since 

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Halley,  R.  Sinfulness  of  colonial  slavery. 

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Hawker,  R.     Appeal   to  the  common 

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Heykick,  E.     Immediate   not   gradual 

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.     V.  1.) 

Immediate  not  gradual  abolition ;  or,  an 

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Legion,  pseud.    Letter  . . .  containing  an 

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Letter  to  John  Bull,  to  which  is  added  a 

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Negro  slavery;  or,  a  view  of  some  of  the 

more  prominent  features  of  that  state  of 
society,  as  it  exists  in  the  United  States  of 
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1830.    (Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  2.) 

Review  of  some  of  the  arguments  jvhich 

are  commonly  advanced  against  parliamen- 
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SCHOELCHER,  V.    In  his  Colonies  etran- 

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Sketches  and  recollections  of  the  West 

Indies  :  by  a  resident.    1828. 

■ Slave  colonies  of  Great  Britain,  or  a  pic- 
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themselves.  1836.  (.Anti-slavery  Soc.  Tracts, 
V.  2.) 

Society  for  the  mitigation  and  gradual 

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Taylor,  J.    Emancipation  des  noirs  et 

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Thome,  J.  A. ,  and  Kimball,  J.  H.  Eman- 
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Thomson,  A.    Substance  of  the  speech 

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Thoughts    on    the  abolition  of  slavery; 

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Tracts  on  slavery.    1785-1833,  3  v. 

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Cuba;  with  notices  of  Porto  Rico,  and  the 
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Whiteley,  H.    Tlftee  months  in  Jamaica 

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Wilberforce,W.   Appeal  to  the  religion, 

justice,  and  humanity  of  the  inhabitants  of 
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Wilks,  S.  C.  Duty  of  prompt  and  com- 
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Wilson,  D.  Guilt  of  forbearing  to  de- 
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Winn,  T.  S.    Emancipation ;  or  practical 

advice  to  British  slave  -  holders.  1824. 
(Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  1.) 

stray  notes  ou  Anti- slavery  Montlily  Report- 
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slavery  Society.  31  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  1,  1830, 
pp.  610, 716 ;  V.  3, 1831,  p.  114.)— History  of  Barbadoes. 
West  Indies:  Slavery.  31  pp.  {Helrospect.Rev.v.U, 
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1830,  p.  67.)— Mr.  Buxton  and  West  Indians.  3  pp. 
(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  3, 1831,  p.  609.)— Casas,  B.  de  las,  Bp. 
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22  pp.  { Obras  escogidas  de  fUosofos,  p.  208 :  Bihliot.  de 
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46  pp.  {Works,  V.  6,  p.  376.)— Cheap  sugar  and  slave 
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Cochin,  A.  L'Espague  et  I'esclavage  dans  les  lies 
de  Cuba  et  de  Porto-Rlco.  27  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
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(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  8, 1831,  p.  625.)— The  Colonies.  9  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  6,  1832,  p.  437.)— Colonists  vs.  Anti- 
slavery  Society.  8  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag,  v.  2, 1830,  p. 
334.)— Condition  of  the  negroes  in  our  colonies. 
33  pp.  {Quart.  Rev.  v.  29,  1823,  p.  475.)— Dialogue 
bet-ween  a  vrell-vrisher  and  a  friend  to  the 
slaves  in  the  British  colonies.  By  a  Lady.  12  pp. 
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letters  on  the  AVest  India  question.  49  pp. 
{Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  2.)— Emerson,  K.  W.  Address 
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9  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  8,  1833,  p.  81.)— Plan  tor  the 
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{Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  32, 1832,  p.  87.)— Ctreenvrood,  F. 
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the  West  India  islands.    28  pp.    ( Works,  v.  3,  p.  299.) 

Horrors  of  the  negro  slavery  existing  in  our 
■West  India  islands.  4  pp.  {Bdin.  Jtev.  v.  7,1806, 
p.  244.)— Historical  and  statistical  view  of  the  working 
of  emancipation  in  Jamaica.  20  pp.  {New  Englander, 
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pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  41,  1860,  p.  25.)— Occasional  dis- 
course on  negro  question.  9  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v. 
40,  1849,  p.  670.)— Negro  slavery.  195  pp.  (Anti- 
slavery  Soc.  Tracts,  v.  2.)  —  Pamphlets  on  West 
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p.  129.)  —  Reasons  for  establishing  a  registry  of 
slaves  in  the  British  colonies.  63  pp.  (Pam- 
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colonies.  29  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  30,  1824,  p.  669.)— 
Great  West  India  meeting.  13  pp.  (Blackwood's 
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76  pp.  (maclewood's  Mag.  v.  14, 1823,  pp.  437,  647  ;  v.  15, 
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See  also  Edln.  Eev.  v.  45, 1827,  p.  174 ;  Quart.  Eev.  v.  32, 
182B,p.606;  Westm. Eev. v.  11, 1829,  p.27B.  >l!so  Cuba. 
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etc. 

SlaveSt  Les.    See  Mickiewicz,  A. 

Slavic  nations.    See  Slavonic  nations. 

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MisiJN,  J.     Saints   lieux,  pelerinage  A 

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geschichte  der  slawischen  sprachjorschung.  42  pp. 
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Bildung  der  slavischen  persouennamen.  116  pp. 
(Vienna  Akad.  wlssens.  Phil.  hist,  classe  Benkschr.  v.  10, 
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sprachen.  58  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wlssens.  Fhil.  hist, 
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slavischen  sprachen.  68  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wlssens. 
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Slavische  monatsnamen.  32  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wls- 
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stelgerung  und  dehnung  der  vooale  in  den  slavischen 
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im  slavischen.  46  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wlssens.  Phil, 
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See  also  N.  Am.  Eev.  v.  71,  1850,  p.  329.  Also  Bohe- 
mian language. — Bosnian  language. — Bulga- 
rian language. — Polnbiau  language. — Polish 
language.— Bussian  language.— Servian  lan- 
guage.—Sloyenlsh  language,— Weudlsh  lan- 
guage. 

Slavonic  literature.  CourriJire,  C.  His- 
toire  de  la  litterature  contemporaine  chez 
les  Slaves.     1879. 

MiCKlEW^lcz,  A.     Les  Slaves,  histoire  et 

litt6rature  des  nations  polonaise,  boheme, 
serbe,  et  russe.     1866,  3  v. 

Robinson,  Mrs.  T.  A.  L.  von  J.  (Talvi, 

pseud.)  Historical  vievy  of  the  languages 
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Ijeger,  L.    Essai  de  mystification  littfiraire.    16  pp. 

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C.  Les  quatre  lltteratures  slaves.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d, 
deux  Tnondes,  1852,  n.  pSr.  v.  16,  p.  1116.) 

See  also  N.  Am.  Eev.  v.  71, 1850,  p.  329.  Also  Slavonic 
fiction.— Slavonic  poetry. 

Slavonic  nations. 

Evans,  A.  J.    Through  Bosnia  and  the 

Herzegovina  . . .  and  a  glimpse  at  the  Croats, 

Slavonians  .  .  .     1877. 
Mackenzie,  G.  M.  M.,  and  Irby,  A.  P. 

Travels  in  the  Slavonic  provinces  of  Turkey- 

in-Europe.     1866 ;  1877,  3  v. 
Mickiewicz,  A.    Les  Slaves,  histoire  et 

litterature  des  nations  polonaise,  boheme, 

serbe,  et  russe.     1866,  3  v. 
Les  Slaves,  I'egliseoflBlcielle  et  le  Mes- 

sianisme.     1866,  2  v. 
Robinson,  Mrs.  T.  A.  L.  von  J.  (Talvi, 

pseud.)    Historical  view  of  the  languages 

and  literature  of  the  Slavic  nations.     1850. 

Vlach,  J.      Die  Cecho-Slaven.      1883. 

{Voelker  Oesterreich-Ungarns,  v.  8.) 

Wilkinson,  Sir  J.  G.       Dalmatia  and 

Montenegro . . .  and  remarks  on  the  Slavonic 
nations.     1848, 3  v. 

Arnold,  ^6!io(  o/iM6ec.     Chronica,  1172-1209.    149 

pp.  (Erankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  21,  p.  100;  Leibnitz, 
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Republican  movement  In  Europe  :  the  Sclavlc  peoples. 
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Charmoy,  ( — ).  Relation  de  Mas'oudy  et  d'autres 
auteurs  musulmans  sur  les  anciens  Slaves.    105  pp. 


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(St.  Petersburg  Acad.  JIlim,.  sci.  poHt.  6  3.  t.  2, 183t,  p. 
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Bussorum,  Polonorum  oeterorumque  populorum  Sla- 
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des  peuples  slaves.  45  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1843, 
n.  s.  v.  4,  p.  951.)— Leuormant,  F.  Deux'dynastles 
frangalses  chez  les  Slaves  m^ridionaux  au  14  et  15 
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Maine,  H.S.  South  Slavonians  and  the  Eajpoots.  24 
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lianslavismes.  32  pp.  {liev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1846,  n.  s. 
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1839,  p.  325.)— Slavonians  and  eastern  E^urope. 

41  pp.  {N.  Brit.  Hev.l.  11, 1849,  p.  528.)— Willougllby, 
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See  also  Boliemia.  —  Bosnia. —Bulgaria.— Ca- 
rintllia.  —  Carniola.  —  Croatia.  —  Dalmatia.  — 
Herzegovina. — Hungary. — Blontenegro. — Po- 
land.— Russia.—  Servia. —  Slavonla. — Slovaks. 
—Slovenes,— Styria. 

Slavonic  nations,  Mythology  and  religion. 
Handsch,  I.  J.  Wissenschaft  des  slawischen 
mythus  im  weitesten.     1843. 

Keasinski,  Cown^  W.     Histoire  religieuse 

des  peuples  slaves.     1853. 

Sketch  of  the  religious  history  of  the 

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Assoc.  Reports,  v.  2,  p.  415.) — Synesiiis*  In  Ms  De 
tebribus.  [6fi-.  et  Lat.]  p.  289.  19  pp.— Wrisberg, 
H.  A.  De  various,  qulbus  internae  corporis  humaul 
partes  contamlnari  dicuntur.  25  pp.  (Goettlugen, 
K.  gesells.  wissens.  Nov.  Comment,  v.  5, 1774,  p.  66.) 

See  also  Contaslon.  —  Inoculation.  —  Skin.  — 
Vaccination. — Varioloid. 

Smaragde,  of  St.  Maioimm's.   9  cent.   Prae- 

fatlo  In  exposltionem  Psalmorum.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  1021.) 

Smaragde.    See  also  Ardon. 

Smaragdus,  Abbot  of  St.  MichaeVs,  Verdun. 
783-843.  Opera  omnia,  ex  variis  editionibus 
nunc  primum  in  unum  colleota.  Parisiis, 
1865.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  103.)  —2303 

Contents.  Diadema  monachorum. — CoUectlones 
In  epistolas  et  evangelja  quae  per  clrcuitum  annl 
leguntur.— Summariura  in  epistolas  et  evangella  Sma- 
ragdo  addltum.— Pitra,  J.  B.,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  Frascati. 
Notae  in  commentarlum  Smaragdi.— Commentarlus 
in  regnlam  S.  Benedict!. — Acta  collatlonls  Boma- 
nae  Inter  Leonem  III  papam  et  legates  Caroli  Imp.  de 
symbolo  iidei. — Via  regia  ad  Ludovlcum  Plum. 
— Appendix. 

Carinina,    38  pp.    (Duemraler,  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  aevi 

Car.  V.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  606:  Jilonumenta  German,  hist,)— "Epi- 
tapliium.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Eec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  6, 
p.271.)— Viaregia.  17  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  .SpMiie^. 
V.  1,  p.  238.) 


Aubineaa,L.    Smaragde.    14  pp.    {Correspondant, 

V.  21, 1848,  p.  341.) 

Smarrito,  pseud.    See  Dati,  C.  R. 

Smart,  Bath  Charles,  M.  D.  Dialect  of  the 
English  gypsies.  Berlin,  n.  d.  8°-  (Philol. 
Soc.  London,  Trans.  1862-63,  Appendix.) 

-2166 

and  Crofton,  Henry  Thomas.    Dialect 

of  the  English  gypsies.  3  ed.,  revised  and 
greatly  enlarged.    London,  1875.   8°.   —3133 

Smart,  Benjamin  Humphrey,  lucent.  Prac- 
tical grammar  of  English  pronunciation. 
London,  1810.     8°.  —3134 

Shakspearian  readings,   embodying  the 

most  interesting  parts  of  English  and  Roman 
history.    London,  1843.     12°.  3396 

Smart,  Charles,  M.  D.    Abstract  of  a  report 

on  the  spring,  well,  and  river  waters  In  the  Depart- 
ment of  the  Platte,  made  to  the  medical  director  U.  8. 
Army,  May  26,  1876 ;  Abstract  of  a  report  on  certain 
points  in  medical  climatology.  4  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  4,  pp.  44, 129.) — Hygiene  of  camps. 
96  pp.  (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatise  on  hygiene,  v.  2,  p.  79.) — 
On  the  prevention  of  malarial  diseases.  6  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  9,  p.  67.)— On  the 
present  and  future  of  sanitary  ivater  analysis. 
7  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  79.) 

Smart,  Christopher.  1733-70.  Poems  .  .  . 
Together  with  many  original  compositions, 
not  included  in  the  quarto  ed.  To  which  is 
prefixed,  an  account  of  his  life  and  writings, 
never  before  pub.     Reading,  1791.    3  v.  16°. 

1378 

Poetical  works,  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

1795.    8°.     (Anderson,  R.,Bnt i3oete,v.  11.) 

1863 

Ode  on  the  5  of  Dec,  being  the  birthday  of  a  beauti- 
ful young  lady.  2  pp.  (Eitson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  2,  p. 
122.)— Poems  and  life  of.  KIG  pp.  (Chalmers,  A., 
Eng.  poets,  v.  16,  p.  1.) — Soliloquy  of  tlie  Princess 
Periwinkle ;  Ode.  8  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Srit,  poets, 
V.  6,  p.  180.) 

(2V.)  Fables  of  Phaedrus.  &e  Phaedrus. 

{Tr.)    Works  of  Horace.    See  Horatius 

Flaccus,  Q. 

Anderson,  E.    Life  of  S.     10  pp.     (In  his  Brit. 

poets,  V.  11,  p.  117.)— Browning,  E.  With  Chris- 
topher Smart.  13  pp.  (/7i  Ms  Parleyings  with  certain 
people,  p.  55.)— Clialmers.  A.  Life  of  S.  13  pp.  {In 
his  Eng.  poets,  v.  16,  p.  3.)— Ijife  of  S.  39  pp.  (Poems, 
V.  1,  p.  V.)— Wlllmott,  E.  A.  Christopher  Smart. 
7  pp.    (In  his  Lives  of  the  Eng.  sacr.  poets,  v.  2,  p.  207.) 

Smastykker,  1-11.  Koebenhavn,  1884-86. 
13°.  {Samfund.  til  udgivelse  af  gam.  nord. 
ittt.  No.  13,  pts.  1-5.)  —3157 

Smcaton,  A.  C.  Builder's  pocket  com- 
panion ;  containing  the  elements  of  build- 
ing, surveying,  and  architecture,  with  prac- 
tical rules  and  instructions,  connected  with 
the  subject.    Phila.  1850.     13°.  —1786 

Smeaton,  John.  1734-93.  Narrative  of  the 
building,  and  a  description  of  the  construc- 
tion of  the  Edystone  lighthouse  with  stone  : 
to  which  is  subjoined,  an  appendix,  giving 
some  account  of  the  lighthouse  on  the  Spurn 
Point,  built  upon  a  sand.  3  ed.  London, 
1813.    fo.  —1791 

Reports,  made  on  various  occasions,  in 

the  course  of  his  employment  as  a  civil  en- 
gineer.   2  ed.    London,  1837.   3  v.  4°.   —3731 

Contents,     Aberdeen  bridge  and  mills,  v.  2 

Aberdeen  harbour,  v.  2.— Adling  Fleet  level, 
V.  1.— Elver  Aire  canal,  v.  1. — River  Aire  drainage, 
V.  1.— Altgran  bridge,  v.  2.— Ayr  harbour,  v.  2.— 
Banff  bridge,  v.  2. —Berwick  bridge,  v.  2.— 
Bridges  at  Bewlie,  Conon,  Altgvan,  etc.  v.  2.— Bir- 
mingham canal,  v.  1.— Bocking  fulling  mill. 


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T.  2 — Braan  bridge,  v.  2.— Bridlington  piers, 
T.  2.— Bristol  bridge,  v.  1.— Bristol  harbour  and 
canal,  v.  1.— New  bucket,  v.  1.— Mude  Haven 
canal,  v.  1.— Navigation  ot  the  river  Calder,  v.  1.— 
Cann  Q,uarry  cannl,  v,  2. — Carlisle  queries,  v.  2. 

—Bridge  at  Carlton  Ferry , v.  2 Carron  furnaces 

and  ivater,  v.l. — Chasewater  engine,  v.  2.— River 
Clielmer  navigation,  v,  1.  —  Chimney  wind- 
mill, V.  2.— Harbour  ot  Chrlstclinrch,  v.  1.— Coal 
measures,  v.  2. — Coldstream  bridge,  v.  2. — Elver 
Coin,  V.  1.— Coquett  dam,  v.  2.— Corn-mill  to  be 
worked  by  a  flre-eaglue,  v.  2.— Cronstadt  engine, 
V.  2.— Dairy  mills,  v.  2.— Navigation  ot  the  river 
Devon,  v.  1 — Dover  harbour,  v.  2.— Driffield 
Beck  canal,  v.  1.— Dublin  Grand  canal,  v.  2. — 
Dumballoch bridge,  V.  2.— Dumbarton  bridge, 
T.  1.— Dunbar  harbaui-,v.  2,— Dundee  harbour, 
T.  2.  — Edinburgh  bridge,  v.  2.  —  Edinburgh 
water  service,  v.  2. — Earl  Ejgremont's  coal,  v.  2. 
— Eymouth  harbour,  v.  I.— Portable  fire-engine, 

V.  1 — Navigation  ot  the  Forth,  v.  1 Forth  and 

Clyde  navigation,  v.  1.— Fossdyke  navigation, 
V.  1. — Gascoigne's  method  ot  raising  water  out  ot 
ships,  V.  1. — Gateshead  park  engine,  v.  2.— Glas- 
gow bridge,  v.  1.— Gosport  water-works,  v.  2. 
—Mill  for  grindstones,  v.  2.— Water-works  at  Hali- 
fax,v.  1.— Harratonbridge,  v.  2.— Hatfield  Chase 
level,  v.  2.  —  Hewick  bridge,  v.  1.  — Hexham 
bridge,  v.  2.— Drainage  ot  Holderness  levels,  v.  1. 
— Hubbert's  mill  stream,  v.  1.— Old-mill  at  Hull, 
V.  2.— Hull  docks  and  quays,  v.  2.— Piers  at  Ihe 
ferry  ot  Inverbreakie,  v.  2. — Lord  Irivln's  water- 
engine,  V.  2.— Jersey  harbours,  v.  2.— Engine  tor 
raising  water  at  Kew,  v.  1.— Kilnhurst  Forge, 
V.  2.— Kingston  and  Eivell  canal,  v.  2.— Kln- 
nalrd  engine,  v.  2.— Earl  ot  Kinnoul's  lands, 
v.  1.— Drain  Irom  Knlghtsbridge  to  Chelsea,  v.  2. 

—  Kuottingley  lock,  v.  2.  —  Knouch  bridge 
mill,  V.  1.— Navigation,  etc.,  of  the  river  Ijea,  v.  1^— 
I<ead  Hills  works,  v.  2.— Flint-mill  at  Ijeeds,  v.  2. 

—  Jjeeds  Infirmary,  v.  2.  —  Iieives  Laughton 
level,  V.  1. — liinton  dasn  and  Swale  navigation,  v.  1. 
— London  bridge, v.l. — Ijondon  bridge  Tvater- 
works,  V.  1.— I,ong  Benton  engine,  v.  2.— laum- 

ley  castle,  v.  2.— Liumley  colliery  engine,  v.  2 

King's  Iiynn  harbour,  v.  2.— Slarket  Welghton, 
V.  1.— List  of  mills  executed  by  S.  v.  2.— Mills,  etc.,  of 
milltovrn  ot  Nevr  Tarbet,  v.  2.— Misterton  Sas 
and  Snow  sewer  drain,  v.  1,— Itlontrose  bridge,  v.  2. 
— Ne-*v  river  vi'orks,  v.  1. — Newcastle  bridge, 

v.  2 Navigation  ot  the  river  IVith,  v.  1.— Drainage  of 

North  licvel  fens,  v.  2.— Perth  bridge,  v.  1.— 
Sir  L.  Pilkington's  flour  mill,  v.  2.— Plymouth 
Yard,  v.  2.— Port  Glasgovr  pump,  v.  1.— Port 
Patrick  harbour,  v.  2.— Pier  at  Portlelch,  v.  2.— 
Drainage  of  Potterick  Carr,  v.  1.  — Pozzelana 
mortar,  v.  2.— Pudding  mill,  v.  2.— Q,ueen8ferry 
shipping  places,  v.  2.— Ramsgate  harbour,  v.  2. 
— Ravensburn  engine,  v.  2.— Roseveern  and 
O-wers  lighthouses,  v.  2. — Rye  harbour,  v.  1. — 
St.  Ives  harbour,  v.  1.— Sandwich  Haven,  v.  2. 
— Scarborough  pier,  v.  2.~Seacroft  coke  fur- 
nace, V.  2.— Shields  dock,  v.  2.— A  ship's  pump, 
V.  1.— Sovrerby  bridge  canal,  v.  2. — Spurn  Point 
lights,  V.  1.— Stonehouse  creek  bridge,  v.  1. — 
■Sunderland  pier,  v.  2.— Sutton  bridge,  v.  2.— 
Navigation  from  Tetuey  Haven  to  liouth,  v.  1. 
— Thancke's  embankment,  v.  2.  —  Thornton 
water-wheel,  v.  2.  —  Thurlston  mills,  v.  1.— 
Tlnmouth  barracks,  v.  2.  —  Tinmonth  har- 
bour, V.  2.— Topcliff  mills,  V.  1.— Elver  Trent, 
V.  1.— Trewarilreth  harbour,  V.  2.— Biver  Tyne 
canal,  v.  2. — Tyrone  canal,  v.  2. — Elver  Vre  navi- 
gation, etc.  V.  1.— Walton  bridge,  v.  2.— Design  tor 
a-water-englne,  v.l.— Lock  on  the  river 'Wear,  v.l. 
— Weevil  brewhouse,  v.  2. — AVells  harbour, 
V.  2.— River  Went,  v.  1.— Mr.  W^estgarth's  engine, 
V.  2.— Whitby  harbour,  v.  1.— Whitehaven  har- 
bour, V.  1.— Canal  from  IVllden  Ferry  to  King's 
Bromley  Common,  v.  1.— W^inlaton  blade-mill, 
T.  2.— Elver  Witham  navigation,  v.  1.— Drainage 
of  the  manor  of  Womersley,  v.  1.— Workington 

harbour,  v.  2 Coru-mlll  at  Workshop,  v.  1.— 

York  -fvater-works  engine,  V.  2. 

Eepoi'ts,  made  on  various  occasions ,  in  the 

course  of  his  employment  as  a  civil  engineer, 
V.  3.     London,  1812.    4°.  —2731 

Note. — Contents  the  same  as  part  of  v.  2  of  the  pre- 
ceding. 

—  Experimental  inquiry  concerning  the  natural  pow- 
ers of  water  and  wind  to  turn  mills  and  other 
machines  depending  on  a  circular  motion;  Experi- 


mental examination  of  the  quantity  and  proportion  of 
mechanic  power  necessary  to  be  employed  In  giving 
diftereut  degrees  of  velocity  to  heavy  bodies  from  a 
state  ot  rest ;  New  fundamental  experiments  upon  the 
collision  of  bodies.  121  pp.  (Tredgold,  T.,  Tracts  on 
hydraulics,  pp.  1,  79, 103.) 

Smeaton  and   lighthouses.     A  popular 

biography.  1844.  (Parker,  J.  W.,  Collec- 
tions. ) 

Smiles,  S.  Life  of  S.  90  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  engi- 
neers, V.  2,  p.  1.) 

Smeaton  and  lighthouses.  A  popular 
biography,  with  an  historical  introduction 
and  sequel.  London,  1844.  16°.  (Parker, 
J.  W.,  Collections.)  4877 

Smedborg,  James  E.    Two  ropes.    5  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  34,  1867,  p.  370.) 

Smedes,J/rs.  Susan  Dabney.  1840—.  Memo- 
rials of  a  southern  planter.  Baltimore,  1887. 
12°.  3707 

Smedley,  Sev.  Edward.  1788-1836.  His- 
tory of  the  reformed  religion  in  France. 
London,  1833-34.     3  v.  16°.  —1378 

Poems,  with  a  selection  from  his  corres- 
pondence, and  a  memoir  of  his  life.  London, 
1837.     8°.  1365 

Memoir  of  S.    102  pp.    {In  his  Poems,  p.  1.) 

and  others.   Occult  sciences  :  sketches  of 

the  traditions  and  superstitions  of  past 
times,  and  the  marvels  of  the  present  day. 
London,  1855.    12°.     (Encyc.^Metropol.) 

—3477 
Contents.  Ancients  and  their  fables. — Natural  and 
artiUcial  charms. — Wonders  of  divination.— Ijo- 
cali ties.— Exercise  ot  occult  pofver. — Psycho- 
logical experiences.  —  Belief  In  supernatural 
beings. 

Smedley,  Menella  Bute.    Porman,  H.  B. 

Menella  Bute  Smedley.  16  pp.  {In  his  Our  living 
poets,  p.  71.) 

Sniee,  Alfred,  M.  D.    1818-77.    Elements  of 
electro-biology,  or  the  voltaic  mechanism  of 
man  ;  of  electro-pathology,  especially  of  the 
nervous  system  ;  and  of  electro-therapeutics.  , 
London,  1849.     8°.  —1605 

Elements  of  electro-metallurgy.     1  Am. 

from  the  3  London  ed.,  revised,  corrected, 
and  considerably  enlarged.  New  York,  1853. 
8°.  —3746 

My  garden,  its  plan  and  culture,  together 

with  a  general  description  of  its  geology, 
botany,  and  natural  history.  London,  1872. 
r.  8°.  —4683 

■ Potatoe  plant,  its  uses  and  properties  : 

together  with  the  cause  of  the  present 
malady  .  .  .    London,  1846.     8°.  —4685 

Smeeton,  George.  Historical  and  biograph- 
ical tracts.  Westminster,  1820.  3  v.  8°.  1547 
Contents.  Eemarks  on  the  lite  and  death  of  the 
fam'd  Mr.  Blood,  v.l.— Clark, S.  England's  remem- 
brancer: containing  a  true  and  full  narrative  of  that 
never-to-be-forgotten  deliverance,  the  Spanish  Inva- 
sion In  1588,  v.  1.— The  fatal  vespers :  a  true  and  full 
narrative  of  the  signal  Judgement  of  God  upon  the 
papists,  by  the  fall  of  the  house  in  Black  Friers,  Lon- 
don, upon  their  6  of  Nov.  1623,  v.  1 Cotton,  Sir  E. 

Choice  narrative  of  Count  Gondamor's  transactions 
during  his  embassy  In  England,  v.  1.— Short  view  ot 
the  long  lite  and  reign  ot  Hfenry  III,  v.  2.— Dumb 
philosopher:  or.  Great  Britain's  wonder  .  .  .  How 
DlokoryCrouke. .  .born  dumb.  .  .  came  to  his  speech, 
V.  2. — England's  worthies :  under  whom  all  the 
clvlll  and  bloudy  warres,  since  anno  1642  to  anno  1647, 
are  related,  v.  2 — History  ot  the  gunpowder  trea- 
son, collected  from  approved  authors,  as  well  popish 
as  Protestant,  v.  1.— Harris,  W.  Historical  and  crit- 
ical account  of  Hugh  Peters  [Anon.],  v.  2,— Life  an4 

death  of  Henrietta  Maria  de  Bourbon,  v.  1 No 

Jest  like  a  true  jest;  being  a  compendious  record  of 


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tbe  merry  lite,  and  mad  exploits  ot  Capt.  James  Hind, 
tlie  great  roller  o(  England,  v.  2.— Second  Capt.  Hind  : 
or,  the  notorious  lite  and  actions  ot  that  Intamous 
highwayman  and  househreaker,  Capt.  John  Simpson, 
alias  Holiday,  v.  2.— James  I,  King  of  England.  The 
King's  majesties  declai'atlon  to  his  subjects,  concern- 
ing lawful  sports  to  be  used,  v.  1.— Historical  account 
of  the  herolck  life  and  magnanimous  actions  of  the 
most  Illustrious  prince,  James,  D  uke  of  Monmouth, 
V.  2. — Historical  and  biographical  memoirs  of  George 
Villiers  I,  Duke  of  Buckingham,  v.  1. — IVeldon, 
Sir  A.    Court  and  character  of  King  James,  v.  1. 

Smell.  Allen,  G.  Sight  and  smell  in  ver- 
tebrates. 19  pp.  [Mind,  V.  6,  1881,  p.  463.)— FicU,  A. 
Dehor  geschmack  und  geruch.  13  pp.  ISaitsch.  rund- 
schau,  V.  2, 1876,  p.  430.)— Plnck,  H.  T.  .SEstbetlc  value 
of  the  sense  of  smell.  6  pp.  (AUant  MontMy^v.iG,lSBO, 
p.  793.)— Moldenhaner,  W.  Ueber  die  elnfache  re- 
actlonszelt  elner  geruchsempflndung.  9  pp.  (Wundt, 
W.,  PMlos.  studien,  v.  1,  p.  606.)— Tnckerman,  H.  T. 
Noses.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  17,  1858,  p.  377.)— 
Wolff,  O.  J.  B.  Mechanlk  des  riechens.  35  pp. 
[Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  13, 1878,  p.  1.) 
See  also  Smlthson.  Inst.  Report,  1865,  p.  276. 

Smellie,  William,  M.  D.  Circa  1697-1763. 
Treatise  on  the  theory  and  practice  of  mid- 
wifery. Ed.  with  annotations  by  Alfred  H. 
McClintock.  London,  1876-78.  3v.8°-  [New 
Sydenham  Soc.)  —3773 

McClintock,  A.  H.    Memoir  otS.   23  pp.    (Smellie, 

W.,  Theory  and  practice  of  midwifery ,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Smellie,  William.  Kerb,  R.  Memoirs  of 
the  life,  writings,  and  correspondence  of 
William  Smellie.     1811,  2  v. 

Jardlne,  Sir  W.    Memoir  of  S.    30  pp.    (In  Us  Nat. 

Llbr.  T.  1;  Birds,  t.  2,  p.  16.) 

Smera   Polovecius,  Joannes.     10  cent. 

Epistola  ad  'Wladimirum  Russorum  regem.  3  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  151,  p.  1405.) 

Smerego,  Nicolo.   13  cent.   Chronicon,  1300- 

79.  7  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  6,  pt.  1 ; 
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Smet,  Joseph  Jean,  Abbi  de  {Ed.)  1794-1877. 
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xelles,  1869.  4°.  (ReifEenberg,  F.  A.  F.  T., 
Baron  de,  Mon.  serv.  Vhist.  de  JS^amur,  v.  3, 
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{Ed.)    Recueil  des  chroniques  de  Flan- 

dre,  pub.  sous  la  direction  de  la  Commission 
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Contents.  Breve  chronicon  Elnonense  Sanctl  Aman- 
dl,  V.  2. — Baudouln,  Deacon  of  St.  Comeille,  Ninove. 
Chronicon,  v.  2. — Annales  Sanctl  Bavonis  Ganden- 

sis,  v.  1 Chronicon  Sanctl  Bavonis,  v.  1.— Badt,  A. 

de,  Monk  of  Dunes.  Chronicon  Flandriae,  v.  1.— Chroni- 
con comitum  Flandrenslum,  v.  1.  —  Nomina 
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Canon  of  St.  Martin's,  Ypres.  Laetste  deel  der  Kronyk, 
v,3.-Auclennechroniqu6deFIandre,v.  2.-Chronlque 
de  Flandre  et  des  crolsades,  v.  3.— Breve  chronicon 
Flandriae,v.  3. — Annales  fratrls  cujusdam  anonyml 
conventusFratrumMlnorumGandavensinm.v.  1. — 
BrevlssimagenealoglaFlandreiisiuin  comltum, V. 
1.— Qeuealogia  forestariorum  et  comltum  Flan- 
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Bas,  de  France,  d'Angleterre,  et  de  Tournal,  v.  3. — 
Chronlque  anonyme  de  la  guerre  entre  Philippe  le 
Bel  et  Gui  de  Darapierre,  v,  4.— Catalogus  et  chronica 
priiiclpum  Flandriae,  v.  1.— Sarquet,  J.  M6- 
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V.  1. — Ryrakronyk  van  "Vlaendereii,  v.  4 Wlelant, 

P.   Eecueil  des  antlqulWs  de  Flandre,  v.  4. 

Corpus  chronicorum  flan^rjae.    See  the 

preceding. 


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gold's  Elementary  principles  of  carpentry. 
Appendix  to  3  ed.,  with  additions.  28  pi. 
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Smith,  Adam,  LL.  D.  1733-90.  Works. 
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atSnlt?  betweea  certain  Slngllsh  and  Italian 
verses,  v.  6.— Of  the  external  senses,  v.  B — Of  the 
nature  of  that  imitation  which  takes  place  In  what  are 
called  the  imitative  arts,  v.  B.— Considerations  con- 
cerning the  formation  of  languages,  v.  B.— Theory 
of  moral  sentiments,  v.  1.— Of  the  afflnity  between 
music,  dancing,  and  poetry,  V.  6. —  Principles 
which  lead  and  direct  philosopliical  enquiries. 
Illustrated  hy  the  history  of  the  ancient  logics  and 
metaphysics,  v.  B.— Principles  which  lead  and  direct 
philosophical  inqairies,  Illustrated  by  the  history  of 
the  ancient  physics,  v.  6.— Essays  on  piillosoplilcal 
subjects,  T.  S.— Ste-wart,  D.  Account  of  the  lite  and 
writings  of  S.  v.  5.— Nature  and  causes  of  the  vrealth 
of  nations,  v.  2-4. 

—  Theory  of  moral  sentiments ;  to  which  is 
added  a  dissertation  on  the  origin  of  lan- 
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Bagehot,  W.  Adam  Smith  and  our  modern  econ- 
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H.  J.  L.  Adam  Smith  morallste.  12  pp.  (In  his  Pub- 
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pp.  {In  his  Lives  of  philosophers,  p.  166 :  Works,  v.  1.) 
— Lavergne,  L.  G.  L.  G.  de.  Adam  Smith.  37  pp.  {Bev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  p«r.  v.  24,  p.  893.)— lieslie,  T.  E. 
0.  Political  economy  of  S.  16  pp.  {Porin,  Rei',  n.B.v. 
8, 1870,  p.  649.)— Opinions  of  the  late  Mr.  Rlcardo  and 
of  S.  on  some  of  the  leading  doctrines  of  political  econ- 
omy.- 20  pp.  (PampJUeteer,  y.  23,  1824,  p.  617 ;  V.  24, 
1824,  p.  49.)— B.icardo  and  S.  61  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  62,  1842,  pp.  338,  467,  718.)— Robertson,  E.  S. 
Author  of  the  Wealth  of  nations.  17  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  n.  8.  v.  2, 1878,  p.  462.)— Stewart,  D.  Account  of 
the  life  and  writings  of  S.  96  pp.  ( Works,  v.  10,  p.  3  j 
Koyal  Soo.  Edin.  Trans,  v.  3,  1794,  p.  66;  Smith,  A., 
Works,  V.  5,  p.  401 ;  Theory  of  moral  sentiments,  p.  xi : 
Bohn,  H.  a..  Stand.  £i6r.)— Wealtli  of  nations,  with 
notes,  supplementary  chapters,  and  a  lite  of  Dr. 
Smith.  2  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  JEdin.  Bev.  v.  7,  1806,  p.  470; 
V.  70,  1840,  p.  426.) 

Smith,  Albert,  M.  D.,  LL.  D.  1801—.  His- 
tory of  the  town  of  Peterborough,  Hills- 
borough county,  N.  H.,  with  the  report  of 
the  proceedings  at  the  centennial  celebration 
in  1839  .  .  .     Boston,  1876.     8°.  2633 

Smith,  Albert.  1816-60.  Story  of  Mont 
Blanc.     London,  1853.     p.  8°-  3637 

Smith,  Alder.  Preventive  treatment  of  in- 
fectious diseases  in  public  and  high  schools.  11  pp. 
(London  Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  11,  p.  402.) 

Smith,  Alexander,  D.  D.  [Tr.)  Commenta- 
ries on  the  Laws  of  Moses.  See  Michaelis, 
J.  D. 

Smith,  Capt.  Alexander.  18  cent.  History 
■of  the  lives  of  the  most  noted  highwaymen, 
foot-pads,  house-breakers,  shop-lifts,  and 
cheats,  ...  in  and  about  London,  and  other 
parts  of  Great  Britain.  8  ed.  London,  1714. 
.3  V.  16°.  3776 

Smith,  Alexander.  1830-67.  Bunch  of  song- 
flowers.  4  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  60, 1869,  p.  163.)— Ed- 
win of  Deira.  26  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v  23, 1861,  p. 
665 :  Bev.  of  in  N.Brit.  Bev.  v.  35, 1861,  p.  107.)— Scot- 
tish ballads.  37  pp.  {Edin.  essays,  1856,  p.  204.)— 
Torqull  and  Oona.  3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  T.  3, 
1861,  p.  69.) 


City  poems.    IB  pp.    (Eev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  60,  1867,  p.  626.)— Dudley,  A.  La  pofisle  anglalse 
depuis  Shelley.  Matthew  Arnold,  et  S.  33  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1854,  u.  p6r.  2  8.  v.  7,  p.  1136.)— Last 
leaves.  18  pp.  (Rev.  o!  in  London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  31, 
1869,  p.  142.)— Gerald  Slassey  and  S.  10  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  69,  1862,  p.  62.;- [Notice  of  S.l  11  pp. 
{Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  15,  1867,  p.  342.)— Poems.  7  pp. 
(Eev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  76,  1854,  p.  345 ;  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  42,  1853,  p.  96 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  3,  1863, 
p.  622.) — Henaud,  A.  PoStes  conteraporains  del'An- 
gleterre.  Smith.  15  pp.  {Rev.  confemp.  1864,  v,  3,  p. 
115.)— Alexander  Smith  and  Alexander  Pope.  15 
pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  48, 1863,  p.  462.)— Smith's  for- 
mer pQems  and  his  new  one.  10  pp.  [Macmillan's 
Mag.  V.  4, 1861,  p.  404.) 

Smith,  Rev.  Alfred  Charles.    Spring  tour  in 

Portugal.  20  pp.  (Rev.  ofln.Bdin.2ee«.  v.  131,1870,  p.  450.) 

Smith,  Sir  Andrew,  Jf.  D.  1797-1872.  Illus- 
trations of  the  zoology  of  South  Africa. 
London,  1849.     3  v.  r.  4°.  —2503 

Smith,  Anna  C.  The  orphan  blind  girl. 
Baltimore,  1865.     13°.  2297 

Smith,  Rev.  Azariah,  M.  D.  1817-51.  Con- 
tribution to  the  geography  of  Central  Koordistan,  with 
a  map.    8  pp.    (Am.  Orient.  Soc.  Jowrn.  v.  2,1851,p.  61.) 

Smith,  Baxter  Perry.  History  of  Dartmouth 
college.     Boston,  1878.    8°.  —2365 

Smith,  Benjamin  G.  Sumner,  C.  Unjust 
arrest  and  prosecution  of  2  Boston  merchants.  Pro- 
teat  and  opinion  on  the  case  of  Messrs.  Smith  Brothers, 
March  17, 1866.    20  pp.    (Worts,  v.  9, p.  341.) 

Smith,  Buckingham  (jBd.)  1810-71.  Colec- 
cion  de  varios  dooumentos  para  la  historia 
de  la  Florida  y  tierras  adyacentes.  Tomo  I. 
Londres  [1857].    4°.  1643 

Smith,  Catherine.    See  Osborne,  Lady  C.  S. 

Smith,  Cecil.  Naukratis.  See  Petrie, W.  M.  F. 

Smith,  Charles,  M.  D.  Ancient  and  present 
stale  of  the  county  and  city  of  Cork.  3  ed. 
Dublin,  1774.     3  v.  8°.  3586 

Ancient  and  present  state  of  the  county 

and  city  of  Waterford.  3  ed.  Dublin,  1774. 
8°.  .  2586 

Antient  and  present  state  of  the  county 

of  Kerry.  Being  a  natural,  civil,  ecclesi- 
astical, historical,  and  topographical  descrip- 
tion thereof.     Dublin,  1756.     8°.  3586 

Smith,  Charles  C.    Acadia.    38  pp.    (Win- 

sor,  J.,  Narrative  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  4,  p.  136.) — 
EiXplorations  to  the  IVorth-west.  20  pp.  ,  (Win- 
sor,  J.,  Narrative  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  3,  p.  85.) — 
Wars  on  the  seaboard :  the  struggle  in  Acadia  and 
Cape  Breton.  13  pp.  (Wlnsor,  J.,  Narrative  and  crit. 
hist,  of  America,  v.  5,  p.  407.) 

Smith,  Charles  H.  J.  Landscape  gardening: 
or,  parks  and  pleasure  grounds,  with  prac- 
tical notes  on  country  residences,  villas, 
public  parks,  and  gardens.  With  notes  and 
additions,  by  Lewis  F.  Allen.  New  York, 
1853.     13°.  —4686 

Smith,  Ileut.-Col:  Charles  Hamilton.  1776- 
1859.  Dogs.  Edinburgh,  1854-56.  3  v.  16°. 
(Jardine,Szr  W.,  Nat.  Ubr.  v.  18, 19.)  —2617 

Horses.  Edinburgh.  1854.  16°.  (Jar- 
dine,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  Ubr.  v.  20.)  —2617 

Introduction  to  mammalia.     Edinburgh, 

1858.   16°.  (Jardine,SirW.,iVai.£i6r.v.  15.) 

—2617 

Natural  history  of  the  human  species,  its 

typical  forms,  primaeval  distribution,  filia- 
tions, and  migrations.     London,  1859.    16°. 

1798 
Smith,  Charles  Harriot.  1792-1864.  Lith- 
ology,  or  observations  on  stone  used  for  building  .  . . 
Treating  chiefly  of  the  magneslan  limestones  of  York- 
shire, Derbyshire,  and  Nottinghamshire.  36  pp.  2  pi. 
(Weale,  J.,  ^Aart.  papers  on  architect,  v.  4.) 


SMITH,  Charles  J. 


4150 


SMITH,  David 


Smith,  Rev.  Charles  John.  1819-72.  Syn- 
onyms discriminated.  A  complete  cata- 
logue of  synonymous  words  in  the  English 
language,  with  descriptions  of  their  various 
shades  of  meaning,  and  illustrations  of  their 
usage  and  Specialities.    London,  1871.    8°. 

L.113 

Smith,  Charles  John.  1803-38.  Historical 
and  literary  curiosities,  consisting  of  fac- 
similes of  original  documents  ;  scenes  of 
remarkable  events  and  interesting  localities  ; 
and  the  birth-places,  residences,  portraits, 
and  monuments,  of  eminent  literary  char- 
acters ;  with  a  variety  of  reliques  and  an- 
tiquities connected  with  the  same  subjects. 
London,  1840.    4°.  2151 

Smith,  Charles Kilgore.  McBride,  J.  Charles 

K.  Smltb.  11  pp.  {In  his  Pioneer  biography.v.  2,  p.  214.) 

Smith,  Charles  Lee.  History  of  education 
in  North  Carolina.  Washington,  1888.  8°. 
(Adams,  H.  B.,  Contrib.  to  Am.  ed.  hist.  No. 
3  :  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Int.  Bureau  of  Ed.  OjV- 
cmZoj-s,  1888,  No.  2.)  —4361 

Smith,  Charles  Roach.  Ciirca  1805— .  Collec- 
tanea antiqua,  etchings  and  notices  of 
ancient  remains,  illustrative  of  the  habits, 
customs,  and  history  of  past  ages.  London, 
1868.     6  V.  8°.  1735 

Contents.  Altar  inscribed  to  the  Deae  Ma- 
tres,  found  at  Winctieater,  v.  4. —Ampullae,  in 
lead,  V.  5.  —  Anglo-Saxon  and  Franlcisli.  re- 
mnins,  v.  2.— Faussett  collection  of  Anglo-Saxon 
antiquities,  v.  3 —  Anglo-Saxon  remains  dis- 
covered at  Ozingell,  Kent,  v.  3 Anglo-Saxon  remains 

discovered  In  Bedfordshire,  v.  6. —  Anglo-Saxon  re- 
mains found  In  Kent  and  Lincolnsbire,  v.  5.— Anglo- 
Saxon  remains  found  In  Kent,  Suffolk,  and  Leicester- 
shire, V.  2.— Anglo-Saxon  remains  recently  discovered 
in  Kent,  In  Cambridgeshire,  and  in  some  other  coun- 
ties, T.  G.— Antiquarian  exca-vations  on  the  site  of 
the  Roman  station  at  Lymne,  In  Kent,  v.  2. — Notes  on 
some  of  the  antiquities  of  France,  v.  3,  4.— Notes 
on  some  of  the  antiquities  of  Treves,  Slayeuce, 
etc.  V.  2.— Arcliaeology  of  lioi-ticulture,-  v.  6.— 
Autun,T.  5. — Babylon  in  !Egypt,  v.  6. — Barrovrs 
in  AViltsliire,  v.  1.— Batemaii,  W.  Account  of  the 
opening  of  tumuli,  principally  at  Middleton,  by  Yol- 
grave,  Derbyshire,  from  1821-32,  v.  1.— Biograpbical 
notices,  V.  5,6. — Ancient  bone  sUates,  v.  1. — Brass 

trumpet  found  at  Aomney,  Kent,  v.  3 Britisli 

and  Gaulish,  coins  found  in  Kent,  v.  1.— Bare  and 
unpublished  British  and  Roman  coins,  v.  6. — 
British  coins,  t.  1.  —  Gold  British,  or  Gaulic 
coins  found  at  Bognor  and  Alfrlston  in  Sussex,  v.  1. — 
Bronze  fibulae  and  pottery  found  at  Etaples, 
Pas  de  Ca'als,  v.  1. — Mediaeval  brooches,  v.  4.— 
Ca-res  in  vrhich  B,ojnano -British  remains 
have  been  discovered,  near  Setile,  in  Yorkshire, 
v.  1.— Chatfers,  W.,  Jr.  Description  of  a  Roman 
monument  discovered  In  Play-house  Yard,  Black- 
friars,  v.l.— Chester  :  its  Roman  remains, v.  6.— Coins 
found  in  Kent,  v.  1. — Coins  of  Carausius,  v.  2,  5, 
6.— Coins  of  Carausius  and  Allectus,  v,  4.— Columns 
of  Reculver  church,  v.  6.— Cover  of  a  leaden 
box  or  cup  found  In  the  bed  of  the  Thames,  v.  1.— 
Croker,  T.  C.  Notes  on  various  discoveries  of  gold 
plates,  chiefly  in  the  south  of  Ireland,  v.  3.— Dax,  v.  5. 
— Fairholt,  T.  W.  Casket  In  Culr-BoullU,  in  the 
museum  of  C.  R.  Smith ;  and  other  works  of  that  class ; 
On  mediaeval  girdle  ornaments,  v.  4— Notes  of  a  jour- 
ney through  the  south  of  France  to  Rome  in  the 
autumn  of  1856;  Sliver  super-altar,  in  the  possession 
of  Lord  Londesborough,  v.  5.— Fibulae  discovered  in 
the  Crimea,  v.  6. —  Inscribed  funeral  urn  In  the 
museum  of  J.  Mayer,  Esq.  v.  5.— Gallo-Roman  vo- 
tive altar,  now  a  baptismal  font  in  the  church  of 
Eallnghen,  Pas  de  Calais,  v.  1.  —  Gaulish  coins 
found  in  Briiany,  v.  1 — On  the  large  iron  nails 
frequently  found  in  Roman  graves,  v.  3. — 
Iieaden  images,  etc.,  found  at  Shadwell,  v.  5.— 
Lnpton,  H.  Roman  remains  discovered  at  Crendon, 
Bucks,  V.  4.— liyminge,  iu  Kent,  v.  6.— Marotle,  or 
fool's  bauble,  v.  5.— JHouti^,  A.  Discoveries  of  Prank- 


ish sepulchral  remains,  v.  4.— Monument  of  the 
daughter  of  a  Romano-Gaulish  potter,  v.  6.— 
Illutllation  and  destruction  of  church  monu- 
ments, V.  6.— National  monuments,  v.  2.— Re- 
mains of  the  Palace  of  Bridewell,  v.  1.— Pil- 
grims* signs,  v,  2,  4.— Post,  B.  On  the  place  of 
Caesar's  lauding  In  Britain,  v.  1.— Potters'  marlcs 
discovered  In  London,  v.  1.— Religious  signs  or 
tokens  of  the  middle  ages,  v.  1.— Cover  of  a  reliquary , 
v.  2.— Researches  and  discoveries, v.  3, 4, 6.— Ro- 
man antiquities  found  at  Ixworth,  SulTolk,  and  iu 
its  neighborhood,  v.  4.— Roman  castra  at  Rlslng- 
ham  and  High  Rochester,  v.  3.— Rare  and  Inedlted 
Roman  coins,  v.  6.—- Roman  coins  found  at  Nun- 
buruholme,  iu  Yorkshire,  v.  5. —Roman  column  at 
Oussy,  In  the  C6te  d'Or,  v.  5.— Architectural  details,  of 
the  Roman  epoch,  In  France,  v.  6. —  Roman 
fictilla  discovered  at  Colchester,  v.  6.  —  Roman 
glass  vessels  in  the  museum  at  Boulogne  sur-Mer, 
V.  1.— Roman  leaden  seals,  v.  3.— Roman  leaden 
seals  found  at  Brough  upon  Stanmore,  v.  6.— Roman 
monuments  at  Lincoln,  v.  6.— Roman  monuments 
discovered  in  London,  v.  1.— Roman  monuments  illus- 
trative of  social  and  industrial  life,  v.  5,  6.— Roman 
ornaments  found  near  Dorchester,  Dorset,  v.  3. — 
Rouian  pavement  discovered  at  Basildon,  Berks, 
T.l. — Remains  of  Roman  potteries  on  the  banhs 
of  the  Medwayand  the  Nen,  and  in  London,  v. 
6.— Roman  remains  at  Ancaster,  Lincolnshire,  v.  5. 
—Roman  remains  at  Springhead,  Southfleet,  Kent,  v. 
1.— Roman  remains  discovered  on  Hod  hill,  Dorset- 
shire, v.  6.— Roman  remains  discovered  on  the  South 
Downs,  near  Lancing,  Sussex,  v.  1.— Roman,  remains 
found  at  Mount  Bures  near  Colchester,  v.  2.— Roman 
remains  found  at  Petham,  Kent,  v.  4,  —  Roman 
sculptures  found  at  Wroxeter,  v.  3 — Roman 
sepulchral  interment  discovered  at  Aviaford,  Sus- 
sex, V.  1.— Roman  sepulchral  remains  discovered 
near  the  Minories,  London,  v.  3.— Roman  sepulchral 
remains  found  at  Strood,  in  Kent,  v.  1.— Roman 

steel-yard  weight  found  at  Nursling,  Hants,  v.  4 

Roman  sword  found  nearMayence,  v.  4.— Roman 
tessellated  pavement,  discovered  neai^Daventry, 
V.  1.— Roman  tessellated  pavements,  v.  2.— Ro- 
man urns,  vases,  etc.,  found  at  Colchester,  v.  2 

Roman  vase  found  at  Oundle,  in  Northamptonshire, 
v.  4.— Roman  villa  at  Carisbrooke,  In  the  isle  of 
"Wight,  v.  6.— Roman  villa  at  Gosback,  near  Stan- 
way,  Essex,  V.  2.— Roman  villa  at  Hartlip,  Kent, 
V.  2.— Roman  wall,  v.  2.— Romano-BritisJi  pot- 
tery, V.  4.  —  Romano-Gaulish  fictilia,  v.  G.  — 
Romano-Gaulish  remains  discovered  near  Bou- 
logne-sur'-Mer,  v.  1.— Inscribed  Romano-Gaulish 
vase, in  the  Louvre;  and  Inscribed  fragment  of  Ro- 
man pottery  found  at  Leicester,  v.  3.— Saxon  re- 
mains found  at  Southampton,  v.  4.— Saxon  remains 
found  near  Ixworth,  in  Suffolk,  v.  4.— Remarkable 
Saxon  urn,  discovered  at  Kempston,  Beds,  v.  4. — 
Scharf,  G.,  Jr.  On  the  ancient  portraits  of  Menander 
and  Demosthenes,  v.  1.— Mediaeval  seals  set  tvlth 
ancient  gems,  v.  4,  6. — Ancient  sepulchral  relics 
at  Barming,  Kent,  v.  1.— Society  of  Antiqua- 
ries of  London,  v.  3.  — Sword  and  scabbard 
found  in  the  Thames,  v.  3. — Notes  of  a  week's  tour  in 
the  autumn  of  1854,  v.  4.— Vallance,  W.  Anglo- 
Saxon  antiquities  discovered  at  Siltingbourne,  Kent, 
from  1825-28,  v.  1. — Wakeman,  F.  W.  Irish  antiqui- 
ties of  the  Saxon  period,  v.  3.— "Warwickshire  an- 
tiquities in  the  collection  of  M.  H.  Bloxam,  Esq.j 
Rugby,  V.  1. 

Remarks  on  Shakespeare,  his  birthplace, 

etc.    3  ed.    London,  1877.     8°.  3303 

Retrospections,  social  and  archaeological. 

London,  1883.     2  v.  S*'.  1736 

Rural  life  of  Shakespeare  as  illustrated 

by  his  works.     London,  1870.     8°.  3394 

Smitli,  Mrs.  Charlotte  Turner.  1740-1806. 
Elegiac  sonnets,  and  other  poems.  London, 
1800-06.    2  V.  16^  1348 

Brydes,  S.  E.    Memoirs  of  S.    21  pp.    (In  his  Oen- 

sura  literaria,  v.  4,  pp.  69,  284.)— Scott,  Sir  W.  Char- 
lotte Smith.    51  pp.     [JUiscel.  worjes,  v.  4,  p.  20.) 

Smith,  David.  Dyer's  instructor  :  compris- 
ing practical  instructions  in  the  art  of  dyeing 
silk,  cotton,  wool,  and  worsted  and  woollen 
goods.  To  which  is  added,  a  treatise  on  the 
art  of  padding,    Phiia.  1853.    12°-       —2716 


SMITH,  David  P. 


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Smitb,DavidPaige,af.  D.  Porter,  N.    Prof. 

David  Paige  Smith.   20  pp.  (^New  Englander,  v.  iO,lSil, 
p.  561.) 

Smitli,  Edgar  A.    Mollusca.    11  pp.   (Nares, 

Sir  G.  S.,  Narrat.  of  a  voyage  to  the  Polar  sea,  1875-6,  v. 
2,  p.  223.) 

Smith,  Edmond  Beuel.  Araucanians ;  or, 
notes  of  a  tour  among  the  Indian  tribes  of 
southern  Chili.    New  York,  1855.    13°.  2486 

Smith,  Edmund  Neale.  1668-1710.  Poetical 
works  and  life  of.  Edinburgh,  1793.  8°. 
(Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.)  1863 

Omtaits.    Epistles.— Eife  of  S.— Odes.— Phae- 
dra and  Hippolitus,  a  tragedy.— Poems. 

Poems  and  lite  of.    16  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng. 

poets,  v.  9,  p.  163.) 

Anderson,  R.   Lite  of  S.    4  pp.    (Zn  Ms  Brit,  poets, 

v.  6,  p.  B86.)— Jobnson,  S.  Lite  ol  S.  21pp.  (Works, 
T.  7,  p.  361 ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  9,  p.  16B.) 

Smith,  Edward,  M.  D.  Dietaries  for  the  in- 
mates of  work-houses.    London,  1866.    8°. 

—2335 

Foods.   New  York,  1873.    12°.    {Internat. 

Sci.  S.)  -3767 

Health  and  disease  as  influenced  by  the 

daily,  seasonal,  and  other  cyclical  changes 
in  the  human  system.    London,  1861.    8°. 

—3767 
Smith,  Edward.    Story  of  the  English  Ja- 
cobins :   being  an  account  of  the  persons 
implicated  in  the  charges  of  high  treason, 
1794.    London,  n.  d.     16°.  1588 

William  Cobbett :  a  biography.  London, 

1878.    3  V.  12°.  4861 

Smith,  Elizabeth.  1776-1806.  Fragments  in 
prose  and  verse.  With  some  account  of  her 
life  and  character  by  H.  M.  Bowdler.  Lon- 
don, 1809.  2  V.  8°.  3374 
Contents.  Fragments,  T.  1.— Memoirs  ol  Frederick 
and  MarRaret  Klopstock,  tr.  from  the  German,  v.  2. 

Smith,  Mrs.  Elizabeth L.  [Ed.)  Henry  Boyn- 
ton  Smith.  His  life  and  work.  Ed.  by  his 
wife.  With  portrait  on  steel  by  Ritchie. 
New  York,  1881.     8°.  3881 

Cliristmas  hymn.   1  p.    (Harper's  ^a^'.  v.  20,1860, 

p.  265.)— Iiost  and  found.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
18, 1859,  p.  638.)— Teaching  of  death.  2  pp.  (Har- 
per's Hag.  V.  19, 1859,  p.  652.) 

Smith,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Oakes  Prince.  1806—. 
Sinless  child,  and  other  poems.  Ed.  by  John 
Keese.    New  York,  1843.     12°.  1307 

Poe,  E.  A.    Elizabeth  Oakes  Smith.   12  pp.    ( Works, 

ti.  by  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  163.) 

Smith,  Erasmus  Peshine.    1814-83.   Manual 

of  political  economy.  Phila.  1877.  13°.  —1308 

Smith,  Mrs.  Erminnie  Adelle  Piatt.    1836- 

86.  Myths  ot  the  Iroquois.  68  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst. 
Bureau  of  Ethnol.  2  Annual  report,  p.  47.) 

Smith,  Maj.  Euan.  The  Perso-Baluch  fron- 
tier mission,  1870-71.  The  Ferso-Afghan  mission,  1871- 
72.    249  pp.    {Persian  bound,  commis.  V.  1,  p.  143.) 

Smith,  Eugene  Allen,  Ph.  D.  1841—.  Geo- 
logical survey  of  Alabama.  Reports  of  pro- 
gress, 1874,  '76-78.  Montgomery,  1875-79. 
3  V.  8°.  —1635 

Smith,  Francis  H.  My  experience,  or  foot- 
prints of  a  Presbyterian  to  Spiritualism. 
Baltimore,  1863.     13°.  —1447 

Smith,  Francis  H.  Presidential  election, 
1873.  Proceedings  of  the  National  Union 
Republican  convention,  held  at  Phila.  June 
5  and  6,  1872,  which  nominated  for  Presi- 
dent and  Vice-President  Ulysses  S.  Grant 
and  Henry  Wilson.    Washington,  1872.    8°. 

—3334 


Smith,  Francis    Henney,  LL.D.      Smith's 

Blanchet's  Legendre.  34  pp.  [Southern  Rev.  y.Vi.lSl^, 
p.  96.) 

Smith,  Frank  Meri weather  [Ed.)  San  Fran- 
cisco Vigilance  committee  of  '56,  with  some 
interesting  sketches  of  events  succeeding 
1846.     San  Francisco,  1883.    8°.  3501 

Smith,  Franklin  W.    Sumner,  C.    Unjust 

arrest  and  prosecution  of  2  Boston  merchants.  Pro- 
test and  opinion  on  the  case  of  Messrs.  Smith  Brothers, 
March  17, 1866.    20  pp.    (Works,  t.  9,  p.  341.) 

Smith,  Frederick.  Catalogue  of  British  fos- 
sorial  hymenoptera,  formicidae,  and  vespi- 
dae  in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum. 
London,  1858.   13°.    [Brit.  Mus.  Cat.)  —2677 

Catalogue  of  British  hymenoptera  in  the 

collection  of  the  British  Museum.  London, 
1855.     16°.     [Brit.  Mus.  Cat.)  —3677 

Catalogue  of  hymenopterous  insects  in 

the  collection  of  the  British  Museum.  Lon- 
don, 1853-59.  7  pts.  in  3  v.  16°.  (Brit.  Mus. 
C(tt.)  —3677 

Descriptions  of  new  species  of  hymenop- 
tera in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum. 
London,  1879.     8°.  —3645 

List  of  the  specimens  of  British  animals  in 

the  collection  of  the  British  Museum.  Hy- 
menoptera aculeata  ;  Nomenclature  of  hy- 
menoptera. London,  1851-53.  2  v.  12°. 
{Brit.  Mus.  Cat.)  —2687 

Smith,  Frederick  Porter.  Vocabulary  of 
proper  names,  in  Chinese  and  English,  of 
places,  persons,  tribes,  and  sects,  in  China, 
Japan,  Corea,  Annam,  Siam,  Burmah,  the 
straits  and  adjacent  countries.  Shanghai, 
1870.    r.  8°.  1192 

Smith,  George,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Victoria,  Hong- 
kong. 1815-71.  Narrative  of  an  exploratory 
visit  to  each  of  the  consular  cities  of  China, 
and  to  the  islands  of  Hong  Kong  and  Chusan, 
in  the  years  1844-46.  3  ed.  London,  1847. 
8°.  1496 

Smith,  George,  LL.  D.    Book  of  prophecy. 

18  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  25, 1866,  p.  392.) 
Smith,  George,  M.  D.  1804-82.  History  of 
Delaware  county.  Pa.,  from  the  discovery 
of  the  territory  included  within  its  limits  to 
the  present  time,  with  a  notice  of  the  geology 
of  the  country,  and  catalogues  of  its  minerals, 
plants,  quadrupeds,  and  birds.  Phila.  1862. 
r.  8°.  8574 

Smith,  George.  1840-76.  Ancient  history 
from  the  monuments.  Assyria  from  the 
earliest  times  to  the  fall  of  Nineveh.  Lon- 
don [1875].     16°.  .  1788 

Assyrian  discoveries  :  an  account  of  ex- 
plorations and  discoveries  on  the  site  of 
Nineveh  during  1873  and  1874.  London, 
1875.     8°.  1776 

Phonetic  values  of  the  cuneiform  char- 
acters.   London,  1871.    4°.  1213 

Lists  of  further  texts,  Assyrian.    B  pp.    (Birch,  S., 

ReMrds  of  thepast,  v.  3,  p.  155. )— Early  history  of  Baby- 
lonia. 78pp.  (Birch, S.,  iZecords  o/<ftepas£,  V.  3,  p.  1; 
V.  5,  p.  53.)— Eleventh  tablet  of  the  Izduhar  legends. 
17  pp.    (Birch,  S.,  Records  of  thepast,  v.  7,  p.  133\) 

[Tr.)  Assyrian  Eponym  canon.  Lon- 
don, n.  d.     8°.  3445 

(Tr.)  British  Museum.  Chaldaean  ac- 
count of  the  deluge,  from  terra  cotta  tablets 
found  at  Nineveh,  and  now  in  the  British 
Museum.  Photographed  by  Stephen  Thomp- 
son.    London,  1873.     fo.  —1331 


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(ZV.)  Chaldean  account  of  Genesis.  Con- 
taining the  description  of  the  creation,  the 
fall  of  man,  the  deluge,  the  tower  of  Babel, 
the  times  of  the  patriarchs,  and  Nimrod  .  .  . 
with  illuBti-.   4ed.   London,  1876.   8°.  —1336 

(2V.).    History  of  Assurbanipal,  tr.  from 

the  cuneiform  inscriptions.  London,  1871. 
4°.  3703 

{Tr.)     History  of  Sennacherib,  tr.  from 

the  cuneiform  inscriptions.  Ed.  by  Eev.  A. 
H.  Sayce.     London,  1878.     8°.  1773 

(Tr.)    Aunals  of  Assurbanipal.     80  pp.    (Birch, 

8.,  Records  of  the  past,  v,  1,  p.  55;  v.  9,  p.  37.) 

and  Reiionf,  Peter  Le  Page.     Lists  of 

larttier  texts,  Assyrian  and  Egyptian.  42  pp.  (Birch, 
B.,  Secords  of  the  past,  v.  1,  p.  167  ;  v.  7,  p.  171 ;  v.  8,  p. 
161;  V.  9,  p.  163;  v.  10,  p.  165.) 

Smith,   George.    Life  of  Alexander  Duff. 

New  York,  n.  d.     3  v.  8°.  4831 

Smith,  George.    Catalogue  of  the  library  of, 

sold  July,  1867.  London  [1867].  8°.  W.15 
Smith,  George  Barnett.     1841—.    Life  and 

speeches  of  Right  Hon.  John  Bright,  M.  P. 

London,  1881.  3  v.  8°.  4893 
Life  of  H.  M.  Queen  Victoria.    London, 

1887.     8°.  4775 

Life  of  Right  Hon.  William  Ewart  Glad- 
stone.   New  York,  1880.     8°.  4831 

Prime  Ministers  of  Qireen  Victoria.  Lon- 
don, 1886.     8°.  3783 

Contents. 
Cecil,  B.  A..  T.  G.,  Marquis  of   Lamb,  W.,  2   Viscount  Mel- 

SaXishury.  bourne. 

Disraeli,  B.,  Earl  of  Beacons-    Peel,  Sir  B. 

field.  UMsaell,  J.  fl  Earl  Russell. 

Gladstone,  W.  E.  Stanley,  E.  G.  S.,  14  Earl  of 

Gordon,  G.H.,  4  SirJo/^Ser-       Derby, 
deen.  Temple,  H.  J.,  Viscount  PaU 

merston. 

Shelley :  a  critical  biography.  Edin- 
burgh, 1877.     13°.  4875 

Victor  Hugo.  His  life  and  work.  Lon- 
don, 1885.     13°.  5848 

Smith,  Gerrit.  Fkothingham,  O.  B.  Gerrit 
Smith,  a  biography.     1878. 

Smith,  Gold  win,  ii.D.  1838—.  Civil  war  in 
America:  an  address  read  at  the  last  meeting 
of  the  Manchester  Union  and  Emancipation 
Society.     London,  1866.     13°.  3657 

Cowper.     New  York,  1880.     13°.     (Mor- 

ley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.)  (Rev.  of  in 
Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  435.)       3811 

Irish  history  and  Irish  character.  Ox- 
ford, 1863.  13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart. 
Bev.  V.  35,  1863,  p.  87;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  64, 
1861,  p.  644.)  3577 

Lectures  on  modern  history,  delivered  in 

Oxford,  1859-61.    Oxford,  1861.    8°.      3453 

Contents.  On  the  foundation  of  the  American 
colonies. — On  some  supposed  consequences  of  the 
doctrine  of  historical  progress.— On  the  study  of 
history. — Inaugural  lecture. 

Reorganization    of    the    University    of 

Oxford.     Oxford,  1868.    8°.  —3377 

Three  English  statesmen:   a  course  of 

lectures  on  the  political  history  of  England. 
London,  1867.     8°.  —1337 

Contents.    Crom-well,  O. — Pitt,  W.— Pym,  J. 

Review  of  Mr.  Cougreve's  Roman  JSmpire  of 

the  West.  17  pp.  (  Oxford  essays,  1866,  p.  296.)— Ox- 
ford University  reform.  23  pp.  (  Oxford  essays, 
1858,  p.  265.) 

History,  philosophy,  and  S.    34  pp.    (iV.  Brit.  Rev. 

V.  37, 1862,  p.  l.)-0'Brien,  R.  B.  Mr.  Goldwln  Smith  ; 
present  and  past.  6  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35, 1884, 
p.  202.)— Roberts,  C.  G.  D.    Goldwin  Smith  at  "  the 


Grange."  10  pp.  (Glider,  J.  L.,  and  Gilder,  J.  B., 
Authors  at  home,  p.  263.)— Goldwlu  Smith  and  the 
Bampton  lectures  for  1858.  10  pp.  (iVeui  Englander, 
V.  21,  1862,  p.  314.)— Goldwin  Smith  on  the  colo- 
nies. 8  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  T.  69,  1862,  p.  269.)— 
Spencer,  H.  Prof.  Goldwlu  Smith  as  a  critic.  3  pp. 
[Uontemp.  ijeu.  v.  41,1882,  p.  619.)— Study  of  history. 
42  pp.  (Kev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  20, 1861,  p.  293.) 
See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  99, 186i,  p.  523. 

Smith.,  Maj.-Oen.  Gustavus  Woodson.  1833 — . 
Confederate  war  papers.  Fairfax  Court 
House,  New  Orleans,  Seven  Pines,  Rich- 
mond, and  North  Carolina.  3ed.  New  York, 
1884.     13°.  2657 

Suiith,  Heber,  M.  D.  Sailors  as  propagators 
of  disease.  7  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v. 
1,  p.  447.) 

Smith,  Maj.  Henry,  and  Smith,  C.  Roach. 

Glossary  of  words  in  use  in  the  Isle  of  Wight.  64  pp. 
[Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  a.  C.  Original  glossaries,  p.  1.) 

Smith,  Henry,  M.  D.  {Tr.)  Microscopical 
researches  into  the  accordance  in  the  struc- 
ture and  growth  of  animals  and  plants.  See 
Schwann,  T. 

Smith,     Henry.       1550-93.     Micro-cosmo- 

graphla:  the  little-worlds  description;  or,  the  map 
of  man,  tr.  by  J.  Sylvester.  8  pp.  (With  Saluste  du 
Bartas,  G.,  His  divine  weekes  and  worlees,  p.  401.) 

Smith,  Henry  Boynton,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1815- 
76.  History  of  the  church  of  Christ,  in 
chronological  tables.  New  Yoi-k,  1860.  fo. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  93,  1861,  p.  318.) 

—1203 

Smith,  Mrs.  E.  L.  [Ed.)    H.  B.  Smith. 

His  life  and  work.     1881. 

DAVlght,  T.    Life  of  S.    18  pp.    {New  Englander,  v. 

40,  1881,  p.  792.) 

Smith,  Henry  H.  Revision  of  rules  of  the 
House  of  Representatives  in  the  36  and  46 
Congresses.  Washington,  1885.  4°.  {U.S. 
49  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  3,  No.  16. ) 

—4441 

Smith,  Henry  John  Stephen.  1826-83.  Arith- 
metical instruments ;  Geometrical  instruments  and 
models.  33  pp.  (South  Kensington  Mus.  Handb.  sci. 
apparat.  1876,  pp.  22,  34.)— Memoir  of  John  Coning- 
toM.  63  pp.  (Conington,  J.,  Miscel.  works,  v.  1,  p.  Ix.) 
—Plurality  of  VForlds.  60  pp.  (jOj:/ord  essaj/s,  1856, 
p.  106.) 

Glaisher,  J.  W.  L.  Henry  J.  Stephen  Smith.  14  pp. 

{Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 1883,  p.  663.) 

Smith,  Herbert  Huntington.  Brazil,  the 
Amazons,  and  the  coast.  lUustr.  from 
sketches  by  J.  W.  Champney  and  others. 
New  York,  1879.     8°.  3405 

Smith,  Horace,  also  called  Horatio.  1779- 
1849.  Festivals,  games,  and  amusements, 
ancient  and  modern.    London,  1831.     16°. 

—1798 

Gale  Middleton.    A  story  of  the  present 

day.     [Anon.]    London,  1833.    3  v.  8°.    1307 

Oliver  Cromwell :  an  historical  romance. 

London.  1840.     3  v.  8°.  1306 

Poetical    works.      Now    first    collected. 

London,  1846.     3  v.  13°.  1308 

Pic-nic  paj-ty.    6  pp.    (Morris,  G.  P.,  and  Willis, 

N.  P.,  Prose  and  poetry  of  Europe  and  America,  p.  41.)— 
Biographical  memoir  of  the  late  James,  Smith.  55 
pp.    (Smith,  J.,  Memoirs,  etc.  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

{Ed.)  Memoirs,  letters,  and  comic  mis- 
cellanies in  prose  and  verse,  of  the  late 
James  Smith.    See  Smith,  James. 

and  Smith,  James.    Horace  in  London : 

consisting  of  imitations  of  the  first  2  books 
of  the  Odes  of  Horace.  3  ed.  lAnon.l 
London,  1813.     16°.  1386 


SMITH,  Horace 


4153 


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Rejected  addresses  :  or,  the  new  The- 

atrum  poetarum.  19  ed;  [Anon.]  London, 
1839.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser^s  Mag.  v.  8, 
1883,  p.  86 ;  Quart.  Bev.  t.  8, 1818,  p.  173.) 

lo&7 

Jeffrey,  T.,  Lord.    Rejected  addresses.    6  pp.    [In 

his  Contrlb.  to  the  Edlu.  Eev.  p.  132  j  and  Edin.  Bev. 
V.  20,  1812,  p.  434.)— Patmore,  P.  G.  Horace  and 
James  Smith.  43  pp.  [In  Us  My  frieQds  and  acquaint- 
ance, V.  2,  p.  203.)— Tlmbs,  J.  James  and  Horace 
Smith.  35  pp.  '{In  Ms  Anecdote  lives  ot  wits  and 
humourists,  v.  2,  p.  347.) 
Smith,  Horace,  B.  A.  Pilate's  wife's  dream 
and  other  poems.  Cambridge,  1860.  16°.  1348 
Smitb,  Horace  Wemyss.  1835—.  Life  and 
correspondence-of  Rev.William  Smith,  D.  D. 
"With  copious  extracts  from  his  writings. 
Phila.  1879-80.    3  v.  8°.  8773 

Smith,  Horatio.    See  Smith,  Horace. 
Smith,  Isaac  T.     Early  settlement  of  Rock 
county.    10  pp.    (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  v.  6, 1872, 
p.  416.) 

Smith,  J.  Alden.  Report  on  the  development 
of  the  mineral,  metallurgical,  agricultural, 
pastoral,  and  other  resources  of  Colorado 
for  the  years  1881  and  1883.  Denver,  1888. 
go_  — 1654 

Smith,  J.  Frederick  (IV.)  Commentary  on 
the  Book  of  Job.    See  Ewald,  G.  H.  A.  von. 

(Tr.)    Commentary  on  the  Prophets  of 

the  Old  Testament.  See  Ewald ,  G.  H.  A.  von. 

(Tr.)    History  of  Israel.    See  Ewald,  G. 

H.  A.  von. 

(Tr.)    Lectures  on  the  influence  of  the 

Apostle  Paul.    See  Pfleiderer,  O. 

Smith,  J.  Soule.    Self  revealed.   1  p.   {Scrib- 

ner's  Monthly,  v.  11, 1876,  p.  226.) 

Smith,  J.  V.  Report  of  the  debates  and  pro- 
ceedings of  the  convention  for  the  revision 
of  the  constitution  of  the  state  of  Ohio,  1850- 
51.     Columbus,  1851.    3  v.  8°.  -4424 

Smith,  James,  D.  D.  1605-67.  Musarum 
deliciae.    See  Mennis,  Sir  J.,  and  Smith,  J. 

Smith,  James.  Circa  1730-1806.    Sanderson, 

J.  James  Smith.  60-  pp.  (/n  Ms  Biography  of  the 
signers,  v.  1,  p.  177.) 

Smith,  Col.  James.  1737-1813.  Account  of 
the  remarkable  occurrences  in  the  life  and 
travels  of,  during  his  captivity  with  the 
Indians,  1755-59.  With  an  appendix  of 
illustrative  notes,  by  Wm.  M.  Darlington. 
Cincinnati,  1870.  8°.  (Ohio  valley  hist.  s. 
v.  5.)  1653 

Siuith,  James.  1775-1839.  Memoirs,  letters, 
and  comic  miscellanies  in  prose  and  verse. 
Ed.  by  his  brother  Horace  Smith.  London, 
1840.    3v.  8°.  3106 

Contents.  Endymlon  the  exile,  v.  2 — Grimm'a 
sliost,  V.  2.— Kit-cat  gketcltes,  v.  1.— Ijetters, 

V.  1.— IioudollL  lyrics,  v.  1 Martial  in  London, 

v.  2.— Milk  and  honey,  or  the  land  of  promise, 
V.I.— Miscellanies  in  prose,  v.  1,  2.— Miscellanies  In 
verse,  v.  1,  2.— Smith,  H.  Biographical  memoir  of 
James  Smith,  v.  1. 

Horace  in  London,  cdso  Rejected  ad- 
dresses.    See   Smith,   Horace,   and  Smith, 

James. 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.   James  Smith.    2  pp. 

(Froser's  Mag.  v.  10,  1834,  p.  638.)  —  Hsiy ward,  A. 
James  Smith.  18  pp.  {Biog.anclcrU.essays,-v.  I, x>.131.) 
— liate  James  Smith.  13  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
48, 1840,  p.  361.)— Smith,  H.  Biographical  memoir  of 
S.    65  pp.    (Smith,  J.,  Memoirs,  etc.  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Smith,  James.  1783-1867.  Researches  in 
newer  pleiocene  and  post-tertiary  geology. 
Glasgow,  1863.     13°.  —1637 


Voyage  and  shipwreck  of  St.  Paul.    21  pp.    (Bev. 

of  in  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  11, 1849,  p.  188.) 

Smitll,  Rev.  James.    1803-57.     Divine  drama 

of  history  and  civilisation.  27  pp.  (Bev.  ot,  by  H. 
TJlricl,  in  Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  27, 1856,  p.  291.) 

Smith,  James.  1830—.  Wilton  and  its 
associations.     Salisbury,  1851.     13°.        1538 

Smith,  Sir  James  Edward,  M.  D.  1759-1838. 
Selection  of  the  correspondence  of  Linnaeus, 
and  other  naturalists,  from  the  original  MSS. 
London,  1831.     2  v.  8°.  5864 

(Ed.)    Lachesis  Lapponica,  or  a  tour  in 

Lapland.    See  Linnaeus,  C. 

(Ed.)    Natural  history  of  the  rarer  lepi- 

dopterous  insects  of  Georgia.    See  Abbot,  J. 

Introduction    to    physiological    and    systematical 

botany.  25  pp.  (Eev.  ot  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  15, 1810,  p. 
118.)— Flora  Britaunica.  12  pp.  (Eev.  ot  In  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  6,  1805,  p.  79.) 

Smith,  Lady  P.  R.  (Ed.)    Memoir  and 

correspondence  of  .  .  .  Sir  James  Edward 
Smith.     1833,  3  v. 

'Walfcer,  J.     Sir  James  Edward  Smith.     20  pp. 

{Chr.  Exam.  v.  15,  1834,  p.  366.) 

Smith,  Mrs.  Jane  L.    The  angel's  search. 

2  pp.     {Dm,.  Rev.  v.  12, 1843,  p.  262.) 

Smith,  Jeremiah,  LL.D.    Moeison,  J.  H. 

Life  of  the  Hon.  Jeremiah  Smith.     1845. 
Peabody,  O.  W.  B.    Morlson's  Life  of  S.    11  pp. 

{Chr.  Exam.  v.  39, 1846,  p.  170.) 
See  also  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  61, 1846,  p.  107. 

Smith,  Bev.  Jeremiah  Finch  (Ed.)  1815—. 
Admission  register  of  the  Manchester  school, 
with  some  notices  of  the  more  distinguished 
scholars.  [Manchester],  1866-74.  3  v.  in  4, 
4°.     [Chetham  Soe.  v.  69,  73,  93,  94.)        2535 

Smitll,  Jerome  Van  Crowninshield,  M.D. 
1800-79.  Natural  history  of  the  fishes  of 
Massachusetts.     Boston,  1833.     16°.     —2637 

Autoblosraphy  of  a  single  vroman.    6  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1857,  p.  363.)— Something  about 
fishes.  13  pp.  (Sorter's  Mag.  v.  34,  1867,  p.  286.)— 
Giving  lessons  on  the  piano.  5  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  35, 1867,  p.  626.)— The  ugly  toad.  4  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  33, 1866,  p.  657.) 

Smith,  Capt  John.  1579-1632.  Works,  ed. 
by  Edward  Arber.  Birmingham,  1884.  13°. 
(Arber,  E.,Eng.  Scholar''s  Libr.  No.  16.)  3117 
Contents.  An  Accidence  or  the  pathway  to 
experience.— Arber,  E.  Introduction;  Preface.— 
Archer,  Oapt.  Q.  Letter  from  James  town,  Aug.  31, 
1609 ;  Belayton  of  the  discovery,  etc.— Bibliography. 
— Carleton,  D.  Letter  to  John  Chamberlain,  Aug.  18, 
1607.— Chamberlain,  J.  Letters  to  Dudley  Carleton. 
—True  travels,  adventures,  and  observations  in  Eu- 
rope, Asia,  Affrica,  and  America,  1693-1629.— 
Liondon  Virginia  Company.  Instructions  by 
way  of  advice,  for  the  Intended  voyage  to  Virginia.- 
Description  of  New  England . . .— Ne  w  Englandg 
trials.- Percy,  G.  Observations  gathered  out  of  a 
discourse  ot  the  plantation  ot  the  southerne  colonic  in 
Virginia  by  the  English.— Radcllffe,  J.  Letter  to 
the  Earl  ot  Salisbury,  Oct.  4, 1609 — Spelman,  H.  Eo- 
lation ot  Virginia.— Tlndall,  E.  Xetter  to  Prince 
Henry,  June  22, 1607.— Generall  historic  of  Virginia, 
New  England,  and  the  Summer  Isles  .  .  .—Map  ot  Vir- 
ginia; with  a  description  of  the  oountrey,  the  com- 
modities, people,  government,  and  religion.— Proceed- 
ings of  the  English  colonic  in  Virginia  since  their  first 
beginning  from  Englaud,  1606  till  this  present,  1612  . . . 

True  relation  of  such  occurrences  and  accidents  of 

noate  as  hath  hapned  In  Virginia  since  the  first  plant- 
ing of  that  coliony  .  .  .—Last  will  and  epitaph.— 
'WIngfield.  E.  M.  Discourse  of  Virginia.- Wri- 
othesley,  H.,  Earl  of  Southampton.  Letter  to  the  Earl 
of  Salisbury,  Dec.  15, 1609.— Index. 

Advertisements   for  the  unexperienced 

planters  of  New-England,  or  any  where. 
London,  1631;  repr.  Cambridge,  1838.  8°. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  3.)  4614 


SMITH,  John 


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Description  of  New  England  . . .  1614  and 

1615.    London,  1616  ;  repr.  Boston,  1887.   8°. 

(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  6.)  4614 

The  same.    Repr.  Washington,  1838.     8°. 

(Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  3.)  1644 

General  history  of  Virginia,  New  Eng- 
land, and  the  Summer  Isles.  London,  repr. 
1813.    4°.     (Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  13.) 

2432 

The  same,  abridged.   (Harris,  J.,  Voyages, 

V.  1,  1705.)  1491 

See  also  below  "  True  travels." 

New  Englands  trials . . .  With  the  present 

estate  of  that  happie  plantation,  begun  but 
by  60  weake  men  in  the  yeare  1630.  Lon- 
don, 1633;  repr.  Washington,  1838.  8°. 
(Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  2.)  1644 

The  same.   Repr.  New  York,  1865.  sm.  4°. 
(Sabin,  J.,  Beprints.)  2616 

True  relation  of  Virginia.  With  an  intro- 
duction and  notes  by  Charles  Deane.  Bos- 
ton, 1866.    sm.  4°.  3583 

True  travels,  adventures,  and  observa- 
tions in  Europe,  Asia,  Africke,  and  America, 
[and]  Generall  historie  of  Virginia,  New- 
England,  and  the  Summer  lies.  From  the 
London  ed.  of  1639.  Richmond,  1819.  3  v. 
8°.  3584 

Note.— The  "Generall  historie,"  In  v.  2,  has  a  separate 
title  page. 

The  same,  without   the   "  Generall  his- 
torie."  (Churchill,  A.  and  J.,  Voyages,  v.  3.) 

1431 

Xecessaries    for   going    to  Virginia.     3  pp. 

(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  2,  1814,  p.  267.)— Travels 
and  adventures  in  divers  parts  of  the  world  begun 
about  the  yeere  1596.  10  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  .His  piU 
grimes,  v.  2,  p.  1361.)— Description  ot  Virginia ;  Ex- 
tracts out  o£  his  Historie  of  Bermudas,  or  Summer 
Islands;  touching  the  English  acts  and  occurrents 
there  from  the  beginning  of  the  plantation ;  Extracts 
of  a  booke  printed  1622  called  New  Englands  tryalls. 
25  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  Bis  pilgrimes,  v.  4,  pp.  1691, 1801, 
1837.)— Observations  of  the  Virginian  rites.  7  pp. 
(Purchas,  S.-,  His  pilgrimes,  v.  5,  p.  839.) — Last  will. 
6  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  1866-67,  p.  451.) 

ASHTON,  J.    Adventures  and  discourses 

of  Capt.  John  Smith,    n.  d. 

Warner,  C.  D.     Capt.  John  Smith  (1579- 

1631).     1881.     {Lives  of  Am.yjorthies.) 

Adams,  E.B.    Capt.  John  Smith.    33  pp.    (Adams, 

C.  F.,  and  Adams,  H.  B.,  Chapters  of  Erie  and  otTitLr  essays, 
p.  192;  and  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  104,  1867,  p.  1.)— Adven- 
tures of  S.  14  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Ben.  v.  16,  1823,  p.  270.)— 
Henry,  W.  W.  Address.  The  settlement  at  James- 
town, with  particular  reference  to  the  late  attacks 
upon  S.  54  pp.  (Virginia  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  at  ann.  meet- 
ing, 1882,  p.  10.)— Hillard,  G.  S.  Life  and  adventures 
of  S.  237  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  Mog.  1  a.  v.  2,  p.  171.)— 
liosslng,  B.  J.  Capt.  John  Smith.  26  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  21, 1860,  p.  721.) 

Smith,  iJeu.  John.  1618-53.  Select  discourses. 
To  which  is  added  a  sermon,  preached  at  the 
author's  funeral,  by  Symon  Patrick.  3  ed. 
London,  1831.    8°.  —4334 

Discourse   on   prophecy.     66  pp.     (Watson,  R., 

Theol.  tracts,  V.  4,  p.  297.) 

Tnllocli,  J.    John  Smith  and  bis  Select  discourses. 

22  pp.     (Condnnp.  .Beo.  V.  19, 1872,  p.  789.) 

Sinith,  Rev.  John.  17  cent.  Narrative,  con- 
taining a  further  discovery  of  the  horrid  and 
popish  plot.  London,  1679.  sm.  fo.  {Tracts 
rel.  to  popish  plot,  v.  1.)  1511 

Smith,  John,  D.  D.  1747-1807.  Galic  anti- 
quities :  consisting  of  a  history  of  the  Druids, 
particularly  of  those  of  Caledonia ;  a  disser- 
tation on  the  authenticity  of  the  poems  of 


Ossian ;  and  a  collection  of  ancient  poems, 
tr.  from  the  Galic  of  Ullin,  Ossian,  Orran, 
etc.     Edinburgh,  1780.    4°-  1383 

Lectures  on  the  nature  and  end  of  the 

sacred  ofQce,  and  on  the  dignity,  duty, 
qualifications,  and  character,  of  the  sacred 
order.     Baltimore,  1810.     8°.  —4334 

Smith,  Rev.  John,  of  Baldoeh.    Life,  journal, 

and  correspondence  of  Samuel  Pepys.  23  pp.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  74,  1842,  p.  105.) 

Smith,  Rev.  John,  of  Dem,erara.    Brougham, 

'B..,  Baron.  Case  of  S.  78  pp.  {Speeches,  y.  2,  p.  113: 
Works,  V.  10.)— Mackintosli,  Sir  J.  Speech  on  .  .  . 
the  trial  and  condemnation  of  S.  16  pp.  (Miscel.viorks, 
p.  B34.) 

Smith;  John.  Memoirs  of  the  Marquis  of 
Pombal ;  with  extracts  from  his  writings, 
and  from  despatches  in  the  State  Paper 
Office,  never  before  pub.  London,  1843. 
2  y.  8°.  5883 

Smith,  John.  Historia  filicum ;  an  exposi- 
tion of  the  nature,  number,  and  organ- 
ography of  ferns.  With  30  lithographic 
plates.     London,  1875.     13°.  —3607 

Smith,  John  C.  Culmination  of  the  science 
of  logic.     Brooklyn  [1888].     13°.  —1446 

Smith,  John  Calvin.  Harper's  statistical 
gazetteer  of  the  world.  New  York,  1855. 
8°.  R.75 

Complete  descriptive  and  statistical  ga- 
zetteer of  the  U.  S.  See  Haskel,  D.,  and 
Smith,  J.  a 

Smith,  John  Christopher.  COXE,  W.  Anec- 
dotes of  G.  F.  Handel,  and  J.  C.  Smith. 
With  select  pieces  of  music,  composed  by 
J.  C.  Smith.     iAnon.']    1799. 

Smith,  John  Cotton,  Z).  D.  1826-83.  Theistio 
basis  of  evolution.  31  pp.  (Cook,  F.  J.,  and  others, 
Christ  and  modem  thovght,  p.  285.) 

Smith,  John  Donnell  {Ed.)  Enumeratio 
plantarum  Guatemalensium  imprimis  a  H. 
De  Tuerckheim  collectarum.  Pars  I.  Oquaw- 
kae,  1889.    8°.  —2666 

Smith,  Rev.  John  James  {Ed.)  Abbreviata 
cronica  ab  anno  1377  usque  ad  annum  1469. 
Cambridge,  1840.    4°.  1593 

{Ed.)  The  Cambridge  portfolio.  Lon- 
don, 1840.    3  V.  in  1,  4°.  1531 

Smith,  John  Jay,  and  Watson,  John  Fan- 
ning {Eds.)  American  historical  and  literary 
curiosities.    New  York,  1860-61.    3  v.  fo. 

3141 

Smith,  John  Lawrence,  M.  D.  1818-83. 
Progress  and  condition  of  several  departments  of  in- 
dustrial chemistry.  146  pp.  (Blake,  W.  B.,  U.  S.  Com. 
Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports,  v.  2.)— Report  on  chemicals 
In  group  III:  chemieal  industry.  9  pp.  (Thurs- 
ton, R.  H.,  Reports  Com.  IT.  S.  Vienna  Internal.  Eshib.  v.  2.) 

Smith,  John  Prince.     The  English  coinage 

question.    15  pp.    (Coiden  Club  essays,  1871-72,  p.  341.) 

Smith,  John  Pye,  D.D.,  LL.D.  1774-1851. 
Relation  between  the  Holy  Scriptures  and 
some  parts  of  geological  science.  5  ed.  With 
a  literary  life  by  J.  H.  Davies.  London,  1854. 
p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,Sa.  iibr.)  —1618 

Smith,  John  Russell.  1810—.  Bibliograph- 
ical catalogue  of  English  writers  on  angling 
and  ichthyology.     London,  1856.    12°.     L.74 

Bibliographical  list  of   the   works    that 

have  been  pub.  towards  illustrating  the 
provincial  dialects  of  England.  London, 
1839.     12°.  W.68 


SMITH,  John  R. 


4155 


SMITH,  Lucy  T. 


Bibliotheca  Americana.    A  catalogue  of 

a  valuable  collection  of  books,  illustrating 
the  history  and  geography  of  North  and 
South  America  and  the  West  Indies.  Lon- 
don, 1871.     8°.  L.105 

Catalogue  of  twenty-flve  thousand  vol- 
umes of  choice,  useful,  and  curious  books, 
in  most  classes  of  literature,  English  and 
foreign.    London,  1860.     8°-  L.74 

Smith,  John  Spear,  area  1790-1866.  Me- 
moir ot  the  Barou  de  Kalb,  read  at  the  meeting  ol  the 
Maryland  Historical  Society,  7  Jan.,  1868.  36  pp. 
(Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.) 

Smith,  John  Stafford  {Ed.)  1750-1836. 
Musica  antiqua.  A  selection  of  music,  of 
this  and  other  countries,  from  the  commence- 
ment of  the  13  to  the  beginning  of  the  18 
century.    London,  n.  d.    fo.  — 3751 

Smith,  John  Thomas.  1766-1833.  Anti- 
quarian ramble  in  the  streets  of  London, 
with  anecdotes  of  their  more  celebrated 
residents.    London,  1846.    3  v.  8°.  1533 

Antiquities    of    Westminster ;    the    old 

palace  ;  St.  Stephen's  chapel,  etc.  Contain- 
ing 246  engravings.    London,  1807.   4°.   1531 

•^—  Cries  of  London :  exhibiting  several  of 
the  itinerant  traders  of  antient  and  modern 
times,  copied  from  rare  engravings,  or 
drawn  from  the  life.  With  a  memoir  and 
portrait  of  the  author.    London,  1839.    4°. 

—1382 

NoUekens  and  his  times :  comprehending 

a  life  of  that  celebrated  sculptor ;  and  me- 
moirs of  several  contemporary  artists,  from 
the  time  of  Eoubiliac,  Hogarth,  and  Rey- 
nolds, to  that  of  Fuseli,  Flaxman,  and  Blake. 
London,  1839.    3  v.  8°-  5843 

Vagabondiana,  or  anecdotes  of  mendicant 

wanderers  in  the  streets  of  London.  New 
ed.     London,  1874.    4°.  —1382 

Nichols,  J.  B.    Biographical  memoir  of  S.    7  pp. 

(Smith,  J.  T.,  Cries  of  London,  p.  ix.) 

Smith,  John  William.  Wan-en,  S.  Memoir 
ot  S.  35  pp.  {WorJcs,  V.  5,  p.  B8;  and  Blaclcwood's  Mag. 
V.  61, 1847,  p.  129.) 

Smith,  John  Y.  1807-74.  Eleazer  Williams 
and  the  lost  Prince.  35  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
V.  6, 1872,  p.  308.) 

Dnrrle,  D.  S.    Sketch  ot  the  lite  and  services  of  S. 

8  pp.    (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7, 1876,  p.  452.) 

Smith,  Joseph,  D.  D.  1796-1868.  Old  Red- 
stone ;  or,  historical  sketches  of  western 
Presbyterianism,  its  early  ministers,  its 
perilous  times,  and  its.  first  records.  Phila. 
1854.     8°-  —3386 

Smith,  Joseph.  1805-44.  Book  of  doctrine 
and  covenants,  of  the  church  of  Jesus  Christ 
of  Latter-day  Saints ;  selected  from  the  reve- 
lations of  God.  3  European  ed.  Liverpool, 
1852.     16°.  —3367 

Book  of  Mormon :  an  account  written  by 

the  hand  of  Mormon, upon  plates  taken  from 
the  plates  of  Nephi.  6  European  ed.  Liver- 
pool, 1866.     12°.  —2387 

Mayhew,  H.    Mormons:  or,  Latter-day 

Saints.  With  memoirs  of  the  life  and  death 
of  Joseph  Smith.     [Anon.]-  [1851.] 

Diclclngoii,  E.  E.    Book  ot  Mormon.   4  pp.    (Scrib- 

ner's  itonthly,  v.  20, 1880,  p.  613.)— Hay,  J.  The  Mormon 
prophet's  tragedy.  10  pp.  (Atlant.Monikly,  v.  2i,lS<i9, 
p.  669.)— Jolinstoii.  J.  P.  W.  Joe  Smith  and  the 
Mormons.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  64.)— 
niarshall,  0.  The  original  prophet.  11  pp.  {Fraser's 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  7, 1873,  p.  225.) 
See  also  mormons  and  Morinon|sni; 


Smith,  Joseph.  Bibliotheca  anti-Quakeriana; 
or,  a  catalogue  of  books  adverse  to  the  Soci- 
ety of  Friends,  alphabetically  arranged ; 
with  biographical  notices  of  the  authors, 
together  with  the  answers  which  have  been 
given  to  some  of  them  by  Friends  and  others. 
London,  1873.     8°.  W.13 

Descriptive  catalogue  of  Friends'  books, 

or  books  written  by  members  of  the  Society 
of  Friends,  commonly  called  Quakers.    Lon- 
don, 1867.     3  v.  8°.  W.57 
Contents. 
A-Ives,  V.  1.                      J-Zlnspennlnck,  v.  2. 

Smith,  Joseph   Brown.      Hey  wood,  J.  H. 

Discourse  on  the  lite  and  character  of   S.     23  pp. 

(Kane,  A.,  Golden  sunset,  p.  147.) 
Smith,  Joseph  Edward  Adams.    History  of 

Pittsfleld   [Berkshire  county],  Mass.,  from 

1734  to  1800.     Boston,  1869.     8°.  2634 

Smith,  Col.  Joseph  Lee  Kirby.    Fuller,  J.  W. 

Our  Kirby  Smith.  19  pp.  {Sketches  of  war  historii,li61- 
65,  V.  2,  p.  161.) 

Smith,  Joseph  R.     Disease  among  Texas 

cattle.  9  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6, 
p.  239.)— Observations  on  Texas  cattle ;  age,  weight, 
temperature,  liver,  and  spleen.  24  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Bejoris,  v.  8,  p.  125;  v.  9,  p.  99.)— Diseases 
among  Texas  cattle ;  Report  of  examinations  for 
trichinae,  ot  hogs  killed  at  San  Antoulo,  Texas.  31 
pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  7,  pp.  114, 145.) 

Smith,  Joshua  Hett.  1786-1818.  Authentic 
narrative  of  the  causes  which  led  to  the 
death  of  Maj.  Andre.  To  which  is  added  a 
monody  on  the  death  of  Maj.  Andre  by  Miss 
Seward.    London,  1808.     8°.  1656 

Trial  ot  S.    83  pp.    (Chandler,  P.  W.,  Am.  crim.  trials, 

V.  2,  p.  183.) 

Smith,  Joshua  Toulmin.  1816-69.  Discovery 
of  America  by  the  Northmen  in  the  10  cen- 
tury, comprfsing  trs.  of  all  the  most  impor- 
tant original  narratives  of  this  event ;  to- 
gether with  a  critical  examination  of  their 
authenticity;  to  which  is  added,  an  exami- 
nation of  the  comparative  merits  of  the 
Northmen  and  Columbus.  2  ed.  London, 
1843.     13°.  1658 

Memorials  of  old  Birmingham.   Men  and 

names :  founders,  freeholders,  and  indwel- 
lers ,  f  rom  the  1 3  to  the  1 6  century.  Birming- 
ham, 1864.    r.  8°.  1533 

The  parish,  its  powers  and  obligations  at 

law  .  .  .  With  illustr.  of  the  practical  work- 
ing of  this  institution  in  all  secular  affairs. 
3  ed.    London,  1857.     8°.  —3384 

{Ed.)     Original  ordinances  of  more  than 

100  early  English  gilds  .  .  .  from  original 
MSS  of  the  14  and  15  centuries.  London, 
1870.   8°.  {Early  Eng.  Text  Soo.'So.4Si.)  2135 

Smith,  Leon,  and  Mamilton,  H.  Inter- 
national English  and  French  dictionary. 
New  ed.    Paris,  1871.    r.  8°.  R.24 

Smith,  Lloyd  Pearsall.  1833-86.  On  the 
classification  of  books.  A  paper  read  before 
the  American  Library  Association,  May, 
1883.    Boston,  1882.     8°.  L.122 

See  also  Liibrary  Company  of  Phila.  Catalogue. 

Smith,  Lucy  Toulmin  {Ed.)  ■  York  plays. 
The  plays  performed  by  the  crafts  or  mys- 
teries of  York  on  the  day  of  Corpus  Christi 
in  the  14,  15,  16  centuries.  Oxford,  1885. 
8°.  3375 

Contents.  Armourers.  Adam  and  Eve  driven  from 
Eden.— Barbours.  Baptism  ot  Jesus.— Barkers. 
The  Creation,  fall  of  Lucifer.— Baxteres.  The  Last 
gupper.- IJocheres.  Mortlflcaolo  Christi — Bowers 


SMITH,  Lucy  T. 


4156 


SMITH,  Reginald  B. 


aud  flecchers.  Peter  denies  Jesus :  Jesus  examined 
by  Calapbas.  —  Cappemakera.  Woman  taken  In 
adultery.  Raising  ut  Lazarus.— Cardinakers.  Ood 
creates  Adam  and  Eve.— Carpeiiteres.  Resurrec- 
tion: Frlgbt  ot  the  Jews.  —  Cliaumdelers.  The 
Angels  and  the  shepherds.  —  Cokis  and  ^vater- 
lecleres.  Second  accusation  before  Pilate  :  Remorse 
ot  Judas :  Purchase  of  field  of  blood.— Cordcwaiicrs. 
The  Agony  and  betrayal.— Corlours.  The  Trans- 
figuration.—Cowfpers.  Man's  disobedience  and  tall. 
— Cutteleres*  Conspiracy  to  take  Jesus.— Dra- 
peres.  The  death  of  Mary. — Kscreneneres.  In- 
credulity ot  Thomas.— Fullers.  Adam  aud  Eve  in 
the  garden  of  Eden.— Fysshers  and  marynars* 
Noah  and  the  flood.— Gloveres.  Sacrlflclum  Cayme 
et  Abell.— Goldsmytlis.  Coming  of  the  8  kings,  the 
Adoration.— Gyrdlllers  and  naylers.  Massacre 
ot  the  innocents.— Hatniakers,  Masons,  and  la- 
borers. Purification  of  Mary:  Simeon  and  Anna 
prophesy. — Hoseers.  The  Israelites  in  Egypt,  the  10 
plagues,  and  passage  of  the  Red  sea. — Inliolders. 
Coronation  of  Our  Lady.— lytstercs.  Trial  before 
Herod.— niai'cliallis.  Flight  Into  Egypt.— Masonns. 
Coming  of  the  3  kings  to  Herod.— Merceres.    The 

Judgment  day niiigic— Osteleres.      Assumption 

and  coronation  ot  the  Virgin.- Parchmyners  and 
bokebynders.  Abraham's  sacrifice.— Pewlereres 
and  foiindours.  Joseph's  trouble  about  Mary.— 
Playsterers.  Creation  to  the  6  day — Potteres. 
Descent  of  the  Holy  Spirit. — Pynneres  and  pay  lit- 
ers. CruciOxlo  Cbrlstl.— Sadillereg.  Harrowing  of 
hell.— Shermeii.  Christ  led  up  to  Calvary.— Sliip- 
'M'rites.  Building  ot  the  Ark.— Skynners.  Entry 
into  Jerusalem.— Sledmen.  Travellers  to  Emmaeus. 
— Smltk,  L.  T.  Introduction.- Smythls.  Tempta- 
tion ot  Jesus Spicers.    Annunciation,  and  visit  of 

Elizabeth  to  Mary.— Sporiers  and  lorlmers.  Christ 
with  the  doctors  in  the  temple. — Talloures.  The 
Ascension.— Tapiteres  and  couckers.  Dream  of 
Pilate's  wife  :  Jesus  before  Pilate. — Tille-tkekers. 
Journey  to  Bethlehem :  Birth  ot  Jesus.  —  Tylle- 
makers.  Second  trial  continued :  Judgment  on 
Jesus. — tVefiferes.  Appearance  of  Our  Lady  to 
Thomas.— Wynedrawers.  Jesus  appears  to  Mary 
Magdalene,  after  the  resurrection.- Glossary. 

[Ed.)    The  maire  of  Bristowe.    See  Ei- 

cart,  R. 

(Ed.)    Shakespeare's  centurie  of  prayse. 

See  Ingleby,  C.  M. 

Smith,  Madeleine.  Madeleine  Smith  and 
Scottish  Jurisprudence.  44  pp.  {Duilin  Rev,  v.  43, 
1857,  p.  128.) 

Smlib,  Margaret,  pseud.    Leaves  from  the 

journal  of.    See  Whittier,  J.  G. 
SmitU,  Capt.  Martin  L.,  and  Hardcastle, 

Capt.  Edmund  L.  F.  Report  on  a  map  of 
the  valley  of  Mexico.  Washington,  1849. 
8°.     {U.  S.  31  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  doo.  v.  6.) 

—4573 

Smith,  Mrs.  Mary  Ettie  V.  1839—.  Fifteen 
years'  residence  with  the  Mormons.  With 
startling  disclosures  of  the  mysteries  of 
polygamy.     [Anon.J    Chicago,  1876.     13°. 

—2367 

Green,  N.  W.      Mormonism :    its  rise, 

progress,  and  present  condition.  Embracing 
the  narrative  of  Mrs.  M.  E.  V.  Smith.     1870. 

Smitli,  Mrs.  Mary  Louise  Riley.      1843 — . 

The  forge.  36  pp.  {Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  16,  18C5,  pp.  B86, 
684.)— Poems.  17  pp.  (Hopkins,  A.  A.jW'aifs  aniJ(A«ir 
authors,  p.  1.) 

SvaXtla,  Rear- Admiral  Melancthon.  Headley, 
J.  T.  Melancthon  Smith.  11  pp.  (In  his  Farragut 
and  our  naval  commanders,  p.  631.) 

Smith,  Nathan,  M.  D.  1763-1838.  Medical 
and  surgical  memoirs.  Ed.  with  addenda, 
by  Nathan  R.  Smith.     Baltimore,  1831.    8°. 

—3785 
C<mtents.  Remarks  on  amputation.— Description 
of  an  instrument  for  removlug  coins  from  tke 
oesopliagug. — Precepts  in  domestic  surgery,  by 
N.  B.  Smith Observations  on  fractures  of  the  fe- 
mur.—On  the  infiuence  of  Heat  and  cold,  by  N.  R. 
Smith.— On  spontaneous  cessation  of  hemorrhage 
from  Jacerated  arperlps,  by  N.  B.  Smltli.- On  suppres- 


sion of  hemorrhage,  from  lacerated  arteries. — Radical 
cure  ot  Iicrula  by  an  operation,  by  N.  E.  Smith. —Re- 
marks on  hernia  cerebri,  by  N.  R.  Smith.- Remarks 
on  dislocations  ot  the  hip-Joint,  by  N.  R.  Smith.— 
Bemarks  on  the  radical  cure  of  hydrocele.— Ligature 
of  the  external  iliac  artery.— Hints  on  lithotomy, 
by  N.  R.  Smith.— Observations  on  necrosis.— Case  of 
ovarian  dropsy,  successfully  removed  by  a  surgical 
operation.— On  dislocation  ot  the  shoulder,  by  N.  B. 
Smith.— Smith,  N.  E.  Biographical  memoir  of  S.— 
Description  of  a  splint  for  the  arm  aud  forearm, 
by  N.  B.  Smith.- Description  ot  an  Improved  appa- 
ratus for  the  treatment  ot  fractures  of  the  thigh  and 
leg,  by  N.  E.  Smith.— Practical  essay  on  typhus 
fever. 

Smith,  N.  B.    Biographical  memoir  ot  S.    29  pp. 

{Smith,  N.,  Medical  and  surgical  memoirs,  p.  9.) 

Smith,  Nathan  D.,  M.  D.      Meteorological 

observations  made  near  Washington,  Ark.,  1840-59. 
96  pp.    (Smlthson.  Inst.  Contrib,  v.  12.) 

Smith,  Nathan  Eyno,  M.  D.  1797-1877. 
Surgical  anatomy  of  the  arteries,  with  plates 
and  illustrations.    Baltimore,  1830.    4°. 

-3763 

[Ed:)      Medical  and  surgical  memoirs. 

See  Smith,  Nathan. 

Smith,  Noble.  Postures  in  school :  their  in- 
fluence upon  physical  development.  11  pp.  (London 
Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  LileratKre,  v.  11,  p.  449.) 

Smith,  Oliver  Hampton.  1794-1859.  Early 
Indiana  trials  and  sketches.  Cincinnati, 
1858.     8°.  3594 

The  other  side  of  "Facts  for  the  people," 

in  relation  to  a  "  protective  tarifE. "  "  By  an 
Indianian."  Indianapolis,  1843.  8°.  (Bound 
pamph.  V.  143.)  5934 

Smitn,  Philip.  History  of  the  ancient  world: 
from  the  earliest  records  to  the  fall  of  the 
Western "  Empire.  4  ed.  lUustr.  by  maps 
and  plans.    London,  1873.     3  v.  8°.         2433 

Student's  ecclesiastical  history.  The  his- 
tory of  the  Christian  church  during  the  first 
10  centuries.    New  York,  1879.     12°.    —1268 

Student's  ecclesiastical  history.    Pt.  II. 

The  history  of  the  Christian  church  during 
the  middle  ages,  with  a  summary  of  the 
reformation,  centuries  XI  to  XVI.  New 
York,  1885.    12°.  —1268 

(Ed.)  History  of  Egypt  under  the  Pha- 
raohs.   See  Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey. 

(Ed.)    Troy  and  its  remains.    See  Schlie- 

mann,  H. 

Smith,  Philip  Henry.  Acadia,  a  lost  chapter, 
in  American  history.  lUustr.  Pawling, 
N.  Y.,1884.     8°.  1614 

General  history  of  Duchess  county  [N.  Y.] , 

from  1609  to  1876,  inclusive.  Pawling,  N. Y. , 
1877.     8°.  3566 

Smith,  Lady  Pleasance  Reeve  (Ed.)  1773- 
1877.  Memoir  and  correspondence  of  the 
late  Sir  James  Edward  Smith,  M.  D.  Lon- 
don, 1833.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 
v.  57,  1833,  p.  39.)  4864 

Smith,  Col.  R.  Baird.  1818-61.  Italian  irri- 
gation ;  being  a  report  on  the  agricultural 
canals  of  Piedmont  and  Lombardy.  2  ed. 
Edinburgh.  1855.  3  v.  8°,  and  atlas,  obi.  fo. 
—2723,  atlas  —3713 

Smith,  Ralph  Dunning.  1804-74.  History 
of  Guilford,  Conn.,  from  its  first  settlement 
in  1689.  [Ed.  by  L.  H.  Steiner.]  Albany, 
1877.    8°.  2615 

Smith,  Reginald  Bosworth.  1840—.  Car- 
thage and  the  Carthaginians.  London,  1878. 
12°.  2737 


SMITH,  Reginald  B. 


4157 


SMITH,  Sydney 


Life  of  Lord  Lawrence.  New  York,  1883. 

2  V.  8°.  4881 

Mohammed  and  Mohammedanism.  Lec- 
tures delivered  at  the  Royal  Institution  of 
Great  Britain  in  Feb.  and  March,  1874. 
London,  1874.     12°.  —2285 

Glardon,  A.  Smith's  Mohammed  and  Moham- 
medanism. 76  pp.  {BiJ>liolh,univ.  etrev,  Suisse,  n.  i}&v. 
V.  B8, 1877,  pp.  26,  276,  401.) 

Smith,  Robert,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1689-1768. 
Harmonics,  or  the  philosophy  of  musical 
sounds.     2ed.    London,  1759.    8°.       —2745 

Smith,  Robert  Angus,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.  1817- 
84.  Air  and  rain.  The  beginnings  of  a 
chemical  climatology.    London,  1872.     8°. 

—2496 

Smith,  Robert  Payne,  D.  D.  [Ed.)  1818—. 
Thesaurus  Syriacus,  collegerunt  S.  M.  Qua- 
tremere,  G.  H.  Bernstein,  G.  W.  Lorsbach 
.  .  .  Fasc.  1-4,  6,  7.  Oxonii,  1868-86.  6  pts. 
fo.  8104 

Smith,  Roswell  C.    What  the  devil  said  to 

the  young  man,  poem.  1  p.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  2, 
1871,  p.  77.) 

Smith,  Eev.  Rowland  (2V.)  1806—.  Scrip- 
tores  erotici  Grseci.  The  Greek  romances  of 
Heliodorus,  Longus,  and  Achilles  Tatius,  tr. 
from  the  Greek,  with  notes.  London,  1855. 
p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  aass.  Libr.)  1266 

Smith,  S.  B.,  D.  D.  Elements  of  ecclesiastical 
law . . .  Adapted  especially  to  the  discipline 
of  the  church  in  the  United  States.  5  ed. 
New  York,  1882-83.     2  v.  8°.  —2353 

Contents.  ^Ecclesiastical  persons,  v.  1.— Elccle- 
slastical  trials,  T.  2. 

Smith,  Sir  Samuel.    Russell,W.    Sir  Samuel 

Smith,  attorney-at-law.  21  pp.  {In  his  Eccentric  per- 
sonages, p.  113.) 

Smith,  iJeu  Samuel  Abbot.  1829-65.  Chris- 
tian lessons  and  a  Christian  life  :  sermons. 
With  a  memoir  by  Edward  J.  Young.  Bos- 
ton, 1866.     12°.  —4227 

Smith,  Samuel  B.  Military  small  arms.  14 
pp.    {Sketches  of  war  history,  1861-65,  v.  1,  p.  174.) 

Smith,  Samuel  Harrison,  and  Lloyd, 
Thomas.  Trial  of  Samuel  Chase,  impeached 
by  the  House  of  Representatives,  for  high 
crimes  and  misdemeanors,  before  the  Senate 
of  the  United  States.  Washington,  1805. 
2v.  8°.  —2313 

Smith,  Samuel  Joseph.  Smith,  J.  J.  Brief 
memoir  of  one  of  New  Jersey's  neglected  sons.  16  pp. 
(N.  J.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  1  B.  V.  9,  1864,  p.  39.) 

Smith,  Samuel  Stanhope,  D.D.,  LL.D.  1750- 
1819.  Essay  on  the  causes  of  the  variety  of 
complexion  and  figure  in  the  human  species. 
2ed.    New-Brunswick,  1810.     8°.  1796 

Smith,  Seba.  1792-1868.  Life  and  writings 
of  Major  Jack  Downing  [pseud.]  Written 
by  himself.  Boston,  1834.  13°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  53,  1835,  p.  396.)  1267 

My  thirty  years  out  of  the  Senate.     By 

Major  Jack  Downing  [pseud.}  New  York, 
1859.     13°.  1294 

New  elements  of  geometry.       London, 

1850.     8°.  —2436 

Powhatan  ;  a  metrical  romance,  in  7  can- 
tos.   New  York,  1841.     12°-  1354 

Way  down    East ;    or,    portraitures    of 

Yankee  life.    New  York,  1854.     12°.       1294 

Poe,  B.  A.    Seha  Smith.    B  pp.    {WoTks,ei.'by  J.  H. 

Ingram,  t.  4,  p.  242.) 

Smith,  Admiral  Sir  Sidney.  See  Smith,  Ad- 
miral Sir  William  Sidney. 


Smith,    Southwood.     See    Smith,   Thomas 

Southwood. 
Smith,  Stephen,  M.  D.    1823—.    Historical 

sltetch  of  the  American  Public  Health  Association. 
48  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6,  p.  7.)— 
Analysis  of  439  recovered  amputations  in  the  conti- 
guity of  the  lower  extremity;  Amputations  at  the 
ankle  joint  In  military  surgery.  137  pp.  (Hamilton, 
F.  H.,  Surgical  memoirs  of  the  war  of  therehellion,y.^,  pp. 
6,  99.)— Hospital  construction  and  organization. 
59  pp.  4  pi.  {Hospital plans,  .  . .  Johns  Hopkins  Hospital,  p. 
269.)— On  limitations  and  modifying  conditions  of 
human  longevity,  the  basis  of  sanitary  work ;  Local 
measures  of  prevention  and  relief  to  be  adopted  dur- 
ing the  prevalence  of  epidemic  cholera.  28  pp.  (Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  pp.  1,  306.)— Mari- 
time sanitary  service  of  the  United  States,  and 
the  relations  of  national  and  state  authorities.  13  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beports,  v.  7,  p.  70.)— On  the 
reciprocal  relations  of  an  efttcient  public  health 
service  and  the  highest  educational  Qualiflcations  of 
the  medical  profession;  Hospitalism  and  the  princi- 
ples of  hospital  construction.  18  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Beports,  v.  2,  pp.  187,  396.)— Influence  of 
private  dwellings  and  other  habitations  on  puhllc 
hygiene :  the  relations  of  sanitary  authority  to  them. 
9  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beports,  v.  3,  p.  63.) 

Smith,  Strother  Ancrum.  The  Tiber  and 
its  tributaries,  their  natural  history  and  clas- 
sical associations.  With  maps  and  illustra- 
tions.   London,  1877.     8°.  1464 

Smith,  Eev.  Sydney.  1769-1845.  Works. 
New  York,  1860.    8°.    {Mod.  Brit,  essayists.) 

2263 

Contents.  America. — Anastasius. — Mission  to 
Ashantee.— Australia.-  Ballot.— Bentham  on 

fallacies.- Traveistrom  Palestine  [by  Bertrandon 
de  la  Brocqulire]  .—Botany  Bny.-John  Bo vrles. 
—Catholic  claims.— Letter  to  the  electors,  upon  the 
Catholic  question.— Cathollcs.-Catleau.  Tab- 
leau des  Etats  danois.- Island  of  Ceylon.— Chim- 
ney sweepers. -Sermon  ou  those  rules  of  Christian 
charity  by  which  our  opinion  of  other  sects  should 
be  formed.— Letter  on  the  Curates'  salary  hill. — 
Delphine.— Sermon  on  the  duties  of  the  queen. 
—Letters  to  Archdeacon  Singleton,  on  the  Ecclesias- 
tical commission.— fidge-H^orth  on  bulls. — 
Mine.  d'Bpinay. "Female  education.— J.  Fi6vee. 
—Charles  Pox.— Characters  of  Fox.— Observations 
on  the  historical  work  of  Charles  James  Fox.— Game 
la-ws.-Granby. -Hamilton's  method  of  teach- 
ing languages.— Indian  nkissions.- Ireland. — 
Judge  that  snaites  contrary  to  the  lavF,  a  ser- 
mon.—Dr.  Langford.— Lawyer  that  tempted 
Christ,  a  sermon. — Matthew  Lewis. ~Bp.  of  Lin- 
coln's c  harge. — Letter  on  the  character  of  Sir  James 
MacUintosh.  — Disturbances  at  Madras. —  Man 
traps  and  spring  guns.— Methodism.— Hannah 
More.-ArchdeaconWares.—Neckar'sIjast  views. 
— Parnell  and  Ireland. — Dr.  Parr. — Persecut- 
ing bishops.— Peter  Plymley's  letters. — Poor- 
laws.— Counsel  for  prisoners.— Cruel  treatment  of 
untried  prisoners.— Prisons. — Professional  edu- 
cation.—Public  characters  of  IBOl,  1802.— Public 
schools.- Mad  Q,uakers.— Dr.  Kennel.— Memoirs 
of  Captain  Rock.— Letter  to  Lord  John  Russell.— 
Scarlett's  Poor  bill.— Proceedings  of  the  Society 
for  the  suppression  of  vice.  —  Speeches  at 
Taunton,  etc.— Spring-guns.  — Thoughts  on  the 
residence  of  the  clergy,  by  John  Sturges.— Tolera- 
tion.— Trimmer  and  Iiancaster.— Waterton. 
Wanderings  in  America. — 'Wlttman's  Travels. 

Wit  and  wisdom  :  being  selections  from 

his  writings  and  passages  of  his  letters  and 
table-talk.  With  a  biographical  memoir  and 
notes  by  E.  A.  Duyckinck  .  .  .  New  York, 
1882.     13°.  2284 

Contents.  Letters  on  American  debts. — Anec- 
doteg.— Duyckinck,  E.  A.  Biographical  memoir.— 
Passages  from  the  Ejdinburgh  Review.— Slssays 
and  sketches. — Becollectlons  of  Francis  Horner. — 
Fragment  on  the  Irish  Roman  Catholic  church. 
— Passages  from  letters. — Letter  on  the  character  of 
Sir  James  Mackintosh. — Sketches  of  moral  phil- 
osophy.— Passages  from  Peter  Plymley  letters. — 
Letters  on  railways.— Reform  speeches.— Pas- 
sages from  sermons. — Letters  to  Archdeacon  Sin- 
gleton.—Stoddard,  B.  H.  Memoirs  of  E.  A.  Duy- 
ckinck.—Table-talk. 


SMITH,  Sydney 


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SMITH,  William 


-  Letter  to  the  electors,  on  the  Catholic  question. 

29  pp.    (Pamphleteer,  v.  27, 1826,  p.  33.) 

Poster,  J.    Sydney  Smith's  sermons.    31  pp.    ( Crit. 

es!aj/»,v.  1,  p.  285.)-Gnllery  of  llternry  characters. 
Rev.  Sydney  Smith.  17  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  17, 1838, 
p.  463.)— Elementary  sketches  ot  moral  philoso- 
phy. 7  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  p. 
107.)— Robin,  E.  Essayists  anglais.  Sydney  Smith. 
28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1344,  n.  s.  v.  8,  p.  267.)— 
Rogers,  H.  Sydney  Smith's  Lectures  on  moral  phil- 
osophy. 32  pp.  (Essays,  v.  3,  p.  195  ;  and  Edin.  Rev.  T.  91, 
1850,  p.  356.)— Sermons.  12  pp.  (Eev.  ot  In  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  1, 1809,  p.  387.)— Sydney  Smith's  Works.  16  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21, 1843,  p.  541.)— Visitation  ser- 
mon. 10  pp.  (Rev.  ot  In  Quart.  Rev.  v.  3, 1810,  p.  185.)— 
■Walker,  J.  Smith's  Sketches  o£  moral  philosophy. 
9  pp.  (  Ohr.  Exam.  v.  49,  1850,  p.  215.)— 'Whipple,  E.  P. 
Sydney  Smith.  34  pp.  (Essays  and  reviews,  v.  1,  p.  138 ; 
and  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  59, 1844,  p.  104.) 

Holland,  Lady  S.  S.     Memoir  of  Rev. 

Sydney  Smith.     1855,  2  v. 

Reid,  S.  J.    Sketch  of  the  life  and  times 

of  Rev.  Sydney  Smith.     1884. 

Duyckiuck,  E.  A.    Biographical  memoir  of  S.    95 

pp.  (Smith,  S.,  Wit  and  wisdom,  p.  9.) — George,  W.  S. 
The  laughter  cure.  10  pp.  f  Ohr.  Exam.  v.  86, 1869,  p. 
148.)— Gllfillan,  G.  Sidney  Smith.  3  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  1,  1850,  p.  584.)— Hayward,  A.  Kev.  Sydney 
Smith:  his  life,  character,  and  writings.  59pp.  (Biog. 
and  crit.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  1 ;  and  Edin.  Reo.  v.  102, 1865,  p. 
236.)— Home,  R.  H.  Bev.  S.  Smith,  A.  Fonblanque, 
and  Douglas  Jerrold.  28  pp.  (/n  his  New  spirit  of  the 
age,  V.  1,  p.  277.)— Mason,  E.  T.  Rev.  Sydney  Smith. 
45  pp.  (In  his  Personal  traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  81.)— 
Iffilnes,  R.  M.,  1  Baron  Houghton.  Rev.  Sydney  Smith. 
35  pp.  (/re  Ms  Monographs,  p.  259.)— Smith,  C.C.  Lite 
and  correspondence  of  S.  29  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  59, 
1855,  p.  393.)— Sydney  Smith,  John  Styles,  and  Grant- 
ley  Berkeley.  14  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  20,  1839,  p. 
233.)— Symonds,  W.  L.  Charles  Lamb  and  S.  13 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  3,  1859,  p.  290.)— Thomson, 
K.,  and  Thomson,  J.  C.  Sydney  Smith.  43  pp.  (/n 
their  Wits  and  beaux  of  society,  v.  2,  p.  229.)— Timtos, 
J.  Rev.  Sydney  Smith.  75  pp.  {In  his  Anecdote  lives 
of  wits  and  humourists,  v.  2,  p.  208.) — Tuckerman, 
H.  T.  Sydney  Smith,  the  genial  churchman.  11  pp. 
(Essays,  p.  358.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  79, 1866,  p.  360 ;  Dem. 
Rev.  v.  14, 1844,  p.  667;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  39, 1866,  p.  244; 
Eraser's  Mag.  v.  62,  1856,  p.  84 ;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  11, 
1855,  p.  367  ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  82,  1856,  p.  100. 

Smith,  T.  P.,  M.D.  (Tr.)  Albuminuria  in 
health  and  disease.    See  Senator,  H. 

Smitli,  T.  Rogers.  Introductory  paper.  8 
pp.  (London  Internat.  Health  Kxhib.  Literature,  v.  2, 
p.  167.) 

Smith,    Thomas,  D.  D.      Alexander  Duff ; 

John  Forbes.  16  pp.  (Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  of 
1813,  v.  3,  pp.  216,  263.) 

Smith,  Eev.  Thomas  {Tr.)   Studies  on  Pascal. 

See  Vinet,  A. 
Smith,  Sir  Thomas,  LL.  D.     1514-77.     De 

recta  et  emendata  linguae  Graecae  pronuntiatlone. 

106  pp.    (Havercamp,  S.,  Sylloge  altera  script,  de  ling. 

Gr.  pronuntiatione,  p.  469.) 

Steype,  J.    Life  of  Sir  Thomas  Smith. 

1820. 

. Nichols,  J.  G.    Some  additions  to  the  biographies 

of  Sir  John  Cheke  and  S.  30  pp.  (Archaeologta,  v.  38, 
1860,  p.  98.) 

Smith,  Thomas.    Letter  to  Et.  Hon.  Earl  of 

Liverpool,  on  the  new  coinage.    22  pp.    (Pamphleteer, 
V.  10, 1817,  p.  71.) 
Essay  on  the  theory-of  money  and  exchange* 

34  pp.    (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  13, 1809,  p.  35.) 

Smith,  Thomas  Southwood,  Jf.  D.  1788-1861 . 
Philosophy  of  health ;  or,  an  exposition  of 
the  physiological  and  sanitary  conditions 
conducive  to  human  longevity  and  happi- 
ness.    11  ed.    London,  1865.     8°.         —3784 

Home,  R.  H.    Lord  Ashley  and  S.    60  pp.    (In  his 

New  spirit  ot  the  age,  v.  1,  p.  77.) 

Smith,  Toulmin.    See  Smith,  Joshua  Toul- 


Sinith,  Truman.  1791-1884.  Inquiry  into 
the  origin  of  modern  anaesthesia.  Hartford, 
1867.     8°.  —3783 

Smith,  Victor.    Chants  de  quotes,  noel  du 

premier  de  I'an— chants  de  Mai ;  Chantsde  pauvres  en 
Eorez  et  en  Velay.  35  pp.  (iJomania,  v.  2, 1873,  pp.  59, 
465.)— Chanson  de  Barbe-Bleue,  ditq  Romance  de 
Clotilde.  5  pp.  (Romania,  v.  6,  1877,  p.  428.}— Ger- 
mine,  la  porcheronne,  chansons  torezlennes.  8  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  1, 1872,  p.  362.]— Chants  du  Velay  et  du 
Forez.  17  pp.  (Bomanio,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  365;  v.  4,  1876, 
p.  108.)— Vieilles  chansons,  recuelllles  en  Velay  et 
en  Forez.    33  pp.    (Romania,  v.  7, 1878,  p.  62.) 

Smith,  Eev.  W.,  Ph.  D.    Book  of  Moses  ;  or, 

the  Pentateuch  In  its  authorship  ...  39  pp.  (Kev.  of 
in  Dublin  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  11, 1868,  p.  1.) 

Smith,  W.  Anderson.     Best  appliances  and 

methods  ot  breaking  the  force  of  the  sea  at  the  en- 
trance to  harbours  and  elsewhere.  20  pp.  (London 
Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  10,  p.  625.) — Salm- 
on disease :  its  cause  and  prevention.  17  pp.  (Lon- 
don Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  11,  p.  65.) 

Smith,  Walter.  Art  education,  scholastic 
and  industrial.  With  illustrations.  Boston, 
1872.     8'».  —2876 

Examples  of  household  taste.     Illustr. 

New  York,  n.  d.    4°.  —1753 

Popular  industrial  art  education.  Boston, 

1882.    8°.  —2363 

Smith,William.  16  cent.  Chloris.  Ed.,  with 
introduction  and  notes,  and  illustrations,  by 
Eev.  Alexander  B.  Grosart.  [Manchester], 
1877.  sm.  4°-  (Grosart,  A.  B.,  Occasional 
issues,  V.  4. )  1305 

Notable  description  of  the -vrorld.  Ip.    (Park, 

T.,  Heliconia,  v.  2  :  Phoenix  nest,  p.  109.) 

Smith,  William.  1546-1618.  Particular  de- 
scription of  England,  1588.  With  views  of 
some  of  the  chief  towns  and  armorial  bear- 
ings of  nobles  and  bishops.  Ed.  by  Henry 
B.  Wheatley  and  Edmund  W.  Ashbee.  Lon- 
don, 1879.    4°.  1403 

Treatise  on  Cheshire.    24  pp.    ( With  Ormerod,  G., 

History  of  the  county  palatine  and  city  of  Chester,  v.  1, 
p.  119.) 

Smith,  Eev.  William.  18  cent.  Natural  his- 
tory of  Nevis,  and  the  rest  of  the  English  Lee- 
ward Charibee  islands  in  America.  With 
...  an  introduction  to  the  art  of  decypher- 
ing.    Cambridge,  1745.     8°.  —1687 

Smith,  William,  Surveyor.  18  cent.  Voyage 
to  Guinea,  in  1726.  22  pp.  (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  2, 
p.  464.) 

Smith,  William,  D.  D.  (Tr.)  1711-87.  On 
the  sublime.    See  Longinus,  D.  C. 

Smith,  William,  D.D.  1727-1803.  Brief 
state  of  the  province  of  Pennsylvania.  Lon- 
don, 1755;,  repr.  New  York,  1865.  8°.  (Sabin, 
J.,  Eeprints,  No.  4.)  3576 

Historical  account  of  Bouquet's  expedi- 
tion against  the  Ohio  Indians,  in  1764.  With 
preface  by  Francis  Parkman,  and  a  tr.  of 
Dumas'  Biographical  sketch  of  Gen.  Bou- 
quet. [Anon.]  Cincinnati,  1868.  8°.  (Ohio 
Valley  Hist.  S.  No.  1.)  1653 

Smith,  H.  W.    Life  and  correspondence 

of  Rev.  William  Smith.     1879-80,  2  v. 

Smith,  William,  Cliief  Justice  of  N.  Y.  1738- 
93.  History  of  the  late  province  of  New- 
York,  from  its  discovery,  to  the  appointment 
of  Gov.  Colden,  in  1762.  New  York,  1829. 
3  V.  8°.  3565 

The  same.  {N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  s.  v. 
4,  5.)  4635 


SMITH,  William 


4159 


SMITH,  William  H. 


Correspondence  with  0.  Golden  reepBotlng  certain 

alleged  errors  and  misstatements,  contained  In  his 
History  ot  New-York.  22  pp.  (N.  T.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  2 
s.  V.  2, 1849,  p.  193.) 

Golden,  C.  Letters  on  Smltli's  History  ot  New- 
York.  69  pp.  (N.  T.  Hiet.  Soe.  Coll.  Pub.  fund  s.  v.  1, 
1868,  p.  m.) 

Smith,  William.      Circa  1730-1819.     Cook, 

D.    "  CharlSs  Surf  ace."  22  pp.    (.Hours  witlh  tin  players, 
V.  1,  p.  163.) 
Smith,  William,  Z,L.  D.   1769-1839.   Memoirs 

of.     30  pp.     IN.  Brtt.  Kev.  V.  4, 1846,  p.  96.) 

Smith,  Bev.  William.  1808-57.  Synopsis 
of  the  British  diatomacese  ;  with  remarks  on 
their  structure,  functions,  and  distribution  ; 
and  instructions  for  collecting  and  preserv- 
ing specimens.  -  The  plates  by  TufiEen  West. 
London,  1853-56.    2  v.  r.  8°.  —3683 

Smith,  William,  LL.D.,  D.G.L.  1813—. 
History  of  Greece,  fi-om  the  earliest  times  to 
the  Eoman  conquest,  With  supplementary 
chapters  on  the  history  of  literature  and  art. 
With  notes,  and  a  continuation  to  the  present 
time,byC.  C.Felton.   Boston,  1855.   8°.   2743 

On  tne  Boman  festival  of  the  Agonalia.    4  pp. 

(  Class.  Mus.  V.  4,  p.  154.)— Comparative  etymology. 
7  pp.  (Class.  Mus.  V.  1,  p.  Ill;  y.  3,  p.  298.)— Nlebuhr 
and  the  Westminster  Eevlew.  11  pp.  ( Class.  Mus.  v. 
1,  p.  379.) 

' (Ed.)    Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman 

antiquities.     3  Am.  ed.,  carefully  revised, 

'  etc.,  by  Charles  Anthon.    New  York,  1861. 

8°.  1153 

{Ed.)    Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman 

biography  and  mythology.  Boston,  1859. 
3  V.  8°.  R.112 

Contents. 
Abaeus-Dysponteus,  v.  1.       Oarses-Zygla,  v.  3. 
Earlnus-Nyx,  v.  2. 

(Ed.)    Dictionary  of  Greek  and  Roman 

geography.    Boston,  1854-57.    2  v.  8°.    R.76 

Contents. 
Abacaenum-Hytanls,  v.  1.    labadlus-Zymethus,  v.  2. 

(Ed.)  Dictionary  of  the  Bible  ;  compris- 
ing its  antiquities,  biography,  geography, 
and  natural  history.  Revised  and  ed.  by 
H.  B.  Hackett,  with  the  cooperation  of  Ezi'a 
Abbot.     New  York,  1868-71.    4  v.  8°.     R.93 

Contents. 
A'alar-Gennesaret,  v.  1.        Marriage-Begem,  v.  3. 
Gennesarefr-Market,  v.  2.      Begem-Melech-Zuzlms,  v.  4. 
(Bev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  116, 1864,  p.  383.) 

(Ed.)    Student's  Scripture  history.    The 

New  Testament  history.  With  an  introduc- 
tion, connecting  the  history  of  the  Old  and 
New  Testaments.  New  ed.  New  York,  n. 
d.     12°.  —1228 

(Ed.)  Complete  manual  of  English  litera- 
ture.   See  Shaw,  T.  B. 

(Ed. )     History  of  the  decline  and  fall  of 

the  Roman  empire.    See  Gibbon,  E. 

(Ed.)    Quarterly  review.    See  Quarterly 

Review. 

(Ed.)    Student's  manual  of  the  English 

language.    See  Marsh,  G.  P. 

Baknum,  S.  W.  Comprehensive  dic- 
tionary of  the  Bible,  mainly  abridged  from 
Dr.  Wm.  Smith's  Dictionary  of  the  Bible. 
1869. 

Brlgliam,  0.  H.    Smltli's  Bible  dictionary.    9  pp. 

(Chr.  Mcam.  v.  76,  1864,  p.  223.)— Felton,  C.  C.  Dic- 
tionary of  Greek  and  Boman  antiquities,  biography, 
and  mythology.  10  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  70, 1850,  p.  424.) 
— Liatin-Xingllsb  dictionary.  83  pp.  (Bev.  of  In 
Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  10, 1856,  p.  80.) 

and  Cheetham,  Samuel  (Eds.)  Dic- 
tionary of  Christian  antiquities.  London, 
1876-80.    2  V.  8°.  R.93 


Contents. 
A-Juvenall8,  v.  1.  Kalends-Zoticus,  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  In  JSdin.  Rev.  v.  144, 1876,  p.  406.) 

and  Grove,  George.     Atlas  of  ancient 

geography,  biblical  and  classical,  to  illus- 
trate the  Dictionary  of  the  Bible  and  classical 
dictionaries.     London,  1874.    fo.     R.  Drawer 

and  Hall,  Theophilus  D.    Copious  and 

critical  English-Latin  dictionary.  London, 
1870.     8°.  R.34 

and  Wace,  Henry  ( Eds.)    Dictionary  of 

Christian  biography,  literature,  sects,  and 
doctrines,  during  the  first  8  centuries.  Lon- 
don, 1877-87.    4v.  8°.  R.81 

Contents. 
Abbanus-Dyvan,  v.  1.         Hermogenes-Myensls,  v.  3. 
Eabar-Hermocrates,  v.  2.     Naamanes-Zuntfredus,  T.  4. 

Smith,  William,  LL.  D.  Memoir  of  John 
Gottlieb  Flchte,^  132  pp.  CPiohte,  J.  G.,  Popular  works, 
p.  1.) 

Smith,  William,  Oov.  of  Va.  Popular  por- 
traits. Gov.  Wm.  Smith.  8  pp.  (Vem.  Bev.  v.  22, 1848, 
p.  464.) 

Smith,  William,  U.  S.  Senator  from  S.  O. 

Perry,  B.r.  Wm.  Smith.  6  pp.  (/n  Ais  Reminiscences 
of  public  men,  p.  80.) 

Smith,  Rev.  William  Andrew.  1803-70. 
Lectures  on  the  philosophy  and  practice  of 
slavery,  as  exhibited  in  the  institution  of 
domestic  slavery  in  the  United  States :  with 
the  duties  of  masters  to  slaves.  Nashville, 
1857.     13°.  —2347 

Smith,  Sir  William  Cusack  (Yeomaji, pseud. ) 
1766-1836.  Letter  to  Right  Hon.  Wm.  Wick- 
ham,  on  the  subject  of  Mr.  Scully's  Advice 
to  his  Catholic  brethren.  Dublin,  1803.  8°. 
(With  Scully,  D.,  An  Irish  Catholic^s  advice.) 

2585 

Second  letter  to  Right  Hon.  Wm.  Wick- 
ham,  occasioned  by  the  3  ed.  of  An  Irish 
Catholic's  advice  to  his  brethren.  3  ed. 
Dublin,  1804.  8°.  (With  Scully,  D.,  An 
Irish  Oatholic^s  advice.)  2585 

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Kinship    and    marriage    in    early    Arabia. 

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of  potassiunt  in  the  earth.— Improved  method  of 
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Method  of  fixing  crayon  colors.- Examination  of 
some  fSgyptlau  colors.— On  some  compounds  of 
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lead  or  piomb  gomme.— On  the  crystalline  form  of 
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of  S. — aTolinson,  W.  R.  Memoir  on  the  scientific 
character  and  researches  of  S.— Some  Improvements 
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—Some  observations  on  Mr.  Fenn's  theory  concern- 
ing the  formation  of  the  Kiriidale  Cave.— On  quad- 
ruple and  binary  compounds,  particularly  sul- 
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ments on  tabasheer.— On  some  capiliary  metalilc 
tin,— On  a  substance  from  the  elm  tree  called  ulmin, 
—Few  facts  relative  to  the  coloring  matters  of  some 
"regetables.  —  On  a  saline  substance  from  Mount 
Vesuvius. — On  the  composition  of  zeolite. 

Rhees,  W.  J.    James  Smithson  and  his 

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Humphry  Clinker,  v.  6. — Adventures  of  Pere- 
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Novels,  to  which  is  prefixed  a  memoir  of 

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Mancha,  v.  2. — Adventures  of  Ferdinand,  Count 
Fathom,  v.  2.— Expedition  ot  Humphry  Clinker, 
v.  1.— Adventures  ot  Peregrine  Pickle,  v.  1.— Ad- 
ventures of  Roderick  Random,  v.  1 Scott,  Sir 

W.  IMemolr  of  S.  v.  1.— Adventures  of  Sir  Uauncelot 
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Poetical  works,  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

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1863 


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Tears  of  Scotland;  Odes.    16  pp.    (Campbell,  T., 

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35  pp.    [In  his  English  humourists,  p.  291.) 

Smucker,  S.  M.    See  Schmucker,  S.  M. 
Smuggler,  The.     Banim,  J.  1376 

Smuggler's  daughter.    7  pp.    (Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.  32, 1846,  p.  66.) 

Smuggler's  leap.     6  pp.     [BlacJewood's 

Mag.  V.  69,  1846,  p.  366.) 

Smuggling.    Froude,  J.  A.    Stories  of  the 

Irish  smugglers.  12  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  6, 1873, 
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Mag.  V.  10, 1821,  p.  630.) 

Smuggling  run.     16  pp.      [Oublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  21,1843,  p.  79.) 

Smut.  Cooke,  M.  C.  Rust,  smut,  mildew, 
and  mould.  An  introduction  to  the  study 
of  microscopic  fungi.     1870. 

Smyrna.    Carapanos,  C.    Plaque  en  plomb, 

avec  Inscription  grecque  provenaut  de  S.  3  pp.  (Soc. 
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36  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  16, 1853,  p.  202.)— Martin,  A. 
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chiol.  n.  s.  V.  31, 1876,  p.  322.)— Papadopoulos  Kera- 
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Inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  10, 1885,  p.  212.)    . 

Smyth,  Alexander.      Frothingham,  N.  L. 

Smyth  on  the  Apocalypse.  3  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  2, 
1826,  p.  75.)— Becollectlons  of  an  old  stager:  Apoca- 
lypse Smythe.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  49,  1874, 
p.  116.) 

Smyth,  Charles  Piazzi.  1819—.  Life  and 
work  atthegreatpyramid  during  the  months 
of  Jan.,  Feb.,  March,  and  April,  A.  D.  1865. 
With  a  discussion  of  the  facts  ascertained. 
Edinburgh,  1867.  3  v.  8°.  (Eev.  of  in  JV. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  47,  1867,  p.  149.)  1776 

On  the  antiquity  of   intellectual   man, 

from  a  practical  and  astronomical  point  of 
view.     Edinburgh,  1868.     8°.  —1437 

On  the  solar  eclipse  of  1851.     Edinburgh, 

1853.  4°.  (With  amjth,W.  B..,  Observa- 
tions of  Halleyy  comet.)  — 3483 

Our  inheritance  in  the  great  pyramid. 

New  and  enlarged  ed. ,  including  all  the  most 


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important  discoveries  up  to  the  present  time. 
With  17  explanatory  plates.  London,  1874. 
8°-  1787 

Teneriffe,  an  astronomer's  experiment : 

or,  specialities  of  a  residence  above  the 
clouds.  London,  1858.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  27,  1858,  p.  439  ;  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  51,  1858,  p.  471;  Fraser's  Mag. 
v.  58,  1858,  p.  35.)  —2406 

Dall,  Mrs.  C.W.  H.  PlazzI  S.  and  the  great  pyramid. 

10  pp.     (Cftr.  jEScam.  T.  84,  1868,  p.  62.) 

Smyth,  Egbert  Coffin,  D.  D.,  and  others. 
Progressive  orthodoxy  :  a  contribution  to 
the  Christian  interpretation  of  Christian 
doctrines,  by  the  eds.  of  "  The  Andover  Be- 
view."    Boston,  1886.     12°.  —4357 

ConUnts.  The  Atouement.  —  The  Cliristian. — 
Christianity  absolute  and  universal.  —  Cliristi- 
anity  and  missions. — Ksclkatology. — Work  of 
the  Holy  Spirit. — The  incarnation.— Introduc- 
tion.—The  Scriptures. 

Smytb,  George  Lewis.  Biographical  illus- 
trations of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral.  London, 
1843.     8°.  1534 

Biographical  illustrations  of  Westminster 

Abbey.    London,  1843.     8°.  1534 

Ireland  :  historical  and  statistical.  Lon- 
don, 1844-49.    3  V.  8°.  3575 

Smytb,  Mrs.  Gillespie.  Romance  of  diplo- 
macy: historical  memoir  of  Queen  Caroline 
Matilda  of  Denmark.  With  memoir,  and  a 
selection  from  the  correspondence  (official 
and  familiar)  of  Sir  Robert  Murray  Keith. 
London,  1861.    3  v.  p.  8°.  4817 

Smyth,  John.  1567-1640.  Berkeley  MSS. 
Lives  of  the  Berkeleys,  Lords  of  the  honour, 
castle, and  manor  of  Berkeley,  in  the  county 
of  Gloucester,  from  1066  to  1618.  With  a 
description  of  the  hundred  of  Berkeley  and 
of  its  inhabitants.  Ed.  by  Sir  John  Maclean. 
Gloucester,  1883-85.     3  v.  8°.  3773 

Smyth,  John  Ferdinand  D.  18  cent.  Tour 
in  the  United  States  of  America.  London, 
1784.     2  V.  8°.  2475 

Smyth,  Newman.  See  Smyth,  Samuel  Phil- 
lips Newman. 

Smyth,  Piazzi.    See  Smyth,  Charles  Piazzi. 

Smyth,  Richard.  1590-1675.  Obituary  of, 
being  a  catalogue  of  all  such  persons  as  he 
knew  in  their  life  :  extending  from  A.  D. 
1627  to  A.  D.  1674.  Ed.  by  Sir  Henry  Ellis. 
[London],  1849.  sm.  4°.  [Camden  Soc.  No. 
44.)  1596 

Smyth,  Robert  Brough.  1830—.  The  abo- 
rigines of  Victoria  ;  with  notes  relating  to 
the  habits  of  the  natives  of  Australia  and 
Tasmania.    London,  1878.    2  v.  4°.         1703 

Geological  survey  of  Victoria.    Report  of 

progress.  Report  on  the  mineral  resources 
of  Ballarat,  by  Reginald  A.  F.  Murray. 
Melbourne,  1874.    r.  8°.  —1613 

Gold  fields  and  mineral  districts  of  Vic- 
toria, with  notes  on  the  modes  of  occurrence 
of  gold  and  other  metals  and  minerals. 
Melbourne,  1869.    r.  8°.  —8743 

Smyth,  Samuel  Phillips  Newman,  D.  D. 
1848 — .  Historical  discourse  delivered  at 
the  350  anniversary  of  the  First  Church  in 
New  Haven,  April  33, 1888.  [New  Haven], 
1888.     8°.  —8374 

Harris,  S.    Smyth's  Eellglous  teellng.   8  pp.  (New 

Englander,  v.  37, 1878,  p.  72.) 


Smyth,  Sir  Warington  Wilkinson.  1817—. 
Treatise  on  coal  and  coal  mining.  London, 
1867.     8°.  —1637 

Apparatus  used  in  mining.  13  pp.  (S.  Ken- 
sington Mus.  Handi.  sci.  apparat.  1876,  p.  291.)  — On 
the  mining  district  of  CardigansUire  and  Mont- 
gomeryshire. 30  pp.  (Geol.  surv.  Gt.  Brit.  Mem.  v.  2, 
pt.  2,  p.  655.)— Note  on  the  Gogofan,  or  Ogofan, 
mine,  near  Pumpsant,  Caermarthenshire;  Account  of 
the  mining  academies  of  Saxony  and  Hungary.  15  pp. 
(Geol.  surv.  Gt.  Brit.  Hem.  v.  1,  pp.  180,  486.) 

Smyth,  William.  1766-1849.  Lectures  on 
modern  history;  from  the  irruption  of  the 
northern  nations  to  the  close  of  the  Amer- 
ican revolution.  New  ed.  London,  1854. 
2  V.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Ubr.) 
(Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  36,  1843,  p.  631.) 

3447 

Lectures  on  the  history  of  the  French 

revolution.  New  ed.  London,  1860.  3  v. 
p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Ubr.)  1668 

Bnglisll  lyrics.    4  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  y. 

8,  1806,  p.  164.) 

Smyth,  William.  1797-1868.  Elements  of 
analytical  geometry.     Boston,  1855.     8°. 

—3425 
Smyth,  Admiral  William  Henry.  1788-1865. 
Cycle  of  celestial  objects  continued  at  the 
Hartwell  Observatory  to  1859.  With  a  notice 
of  recent  discoveries,  including  details  from 
the  uEdes  Hartwellianae.    London,  1860.   4°. 

—2481 

The  Mediterranean ;  a  memoir  physical, 

historical,  and  nautical.     London,  1854.     8° 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  106,  1857,  p.  356 ; 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  49,  1854,  p.  674.)         —3485 

Observations  of  Halley's  comet.  Lon- 
don, 1836.    4°.  —3483 

Sketch  of  the  present  state  of  the  island 

of  Sardinia.    London,  1828.     8°.  8534 

{Tr.)  Biographies  of  distinguished  sci- 
entific men ;  Popular  astronomy;  Popular 
treatise  on  comets.    See  Arago,  D.  F.  J. 

{Tr.)    History  of  the  New  World.    See 

Benzoni,  G. 

Admiral  Smytb.    7  pp.    IFraser's  Mag.r.lS.lSSS, 

p.  892.)— Narrative  of  an  expedition  across  the  Andes, 
and  down  the  Amazons  from  Lima  to  Para.  25  pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Min.  Bev.  v.  63,  1836,  p.  395.)— Marmier,  X. 
De  Lima  k  Para,  par  S.  17  pp.  (,Correspmdant,  v.  SO, 
1852,  pp.  273,  620.)  — Memoir  descriptive  of  the  re- 
sources, Inhahltants,  etc.,  of  Sicily  and  its  islands. 
22  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rm.  y.  30, 1824,  p.  382.) 

Smyth.    See  also  Smith.— Smythe. 

Smiythe,  Emily  Anne  Beaufort,  Viscountess 
Strangford.  —1887.  Eastern  shores  of  the 
Adriatic  in  1868.  With  a  visit  to  Montenegro. 
London,  1864.     8°.  1464 

Egyptian  sepulchres  and  Syrian  shrines, 

including  some  stay  in  the  Lebanon,  at  Pal- 
myra, and  in  western  Turkey.  London, 
1861.     3  V.  p.  8°.  1428 

Nate.— This  work,  pub.  before  her  marriage  to  Vis- 
count Strangford,  is  also  printed  under  Beaufort,  E.  A. 

[Ed.)     Original  letters  and  papers.    See 

Smythe,  P.  E.  A.  F.  W.  S.,  8  Viscount  Strang- 
ford. 

Smythe,  George  Augustus  Frederick  Percy 

Sydney,  7  Viscount  Strangford.  1818-57.  The  Rhine  of 
the  Franks,  poem.  3  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  y.  44,  1851, 
p.  4*.) 

Kscott,  T.  H.  S.    A  young  England  novel  [Angela 

Plsanl].  10  pp.  {Maemillan's  Mag.  v.  32,  1876,  p.  1.)— 
Historic  fancies.  12  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  30,  1844,  p.  310;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  61,  1845,  p.  231.)— 
liiterary  leeislators.  Mr.  Smythe.  10  pp.  (uva- 
ser's .Sfay.  v.  367 1847,  p.  679.) 


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Smythe,  Percy  Ellen  Algernon  Frederick 
William  Sydney,  8  Viscount  Strangford. 
1835-69.  Original  letters  and  papers  upon 
philological  and  kindred  subjects.  Ed .  by 
Viscountess  Strangford.    London,  1878.    8°. 

—3175 
Contents,  On  the  language  of  the  Afghans.— Pew 
words  on  northern  Albania. — Notes  contributed  to 
"  The  study  of  Celtic  literature,"  hy  Matthew  Arnold. 
— Bonaparte,  L.  L.,  Prince.  Letter.  —  On  Cretan 
and  modern  Greek.  —  Dog-Persian  "  In  Ex- 
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pieces.— Letters  to  Prot.  Max  Mueller.— A  neg- 
lected fact.— A  too  personal  pronoun. — Review 
of  "  Travels  and  researches  In  Crete,"  hy  Capt. 
Spratt.— Ohservatlons  on  the  Turkish  language. 
— Vamb^ry,  A.    In  memorlam. 

(Sniythe,  Mrs.  S.  M.  Ten  months  in  the  Fiji 
islands.  With  an  introduction  and  appendix 
by  Col.  W.  J.  Smythe.     Oxford,  1864.     8°. 

3495 

Smytbe.    See  also  Smith.— Smyth. 

ISmytkies,  Mrs.  Harriet  Maria  Yorick  Gor- 
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Preussische  expedition  nach  Ost-Asien. 

Zoologischer  theil.  V.  2.  Die  landschnecken. 
1867: 

Troschel,F.H.  Dasgebissderschnecken. 

1856-63. 

Adams,  E.    On  the  names  of  caterpUlers,  snails, 

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Snake   birds.     17  pp.     Broderip,  W.  J. 

(Fra.^er's  Mag.  v.  58, 1868,  p.  659.) 

Snake  dance  of  tbe  Moquis  of  Arizona. 
Bourke,  J.  G.  1644 

Snake  In  the  grass;  or,  Satan  trans- 
formed into  an  angel  of  light.  3  V.  Leslie, 
C. ,  Theol.  works,  v.  4,  5,  6.  —3316 

Snake   river,  Idaho.      De  Lacy,  W.   W. 

Trip  up  the  south  Snake  river  in  1863.  31  pp.  (Mon- 
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GUENTHER,   A.   C.   L.   G.     Catalogue  of 

colubrine  snakes  in  the  collection  of  the 
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Jan,  G.     Iconographie  gerierale  des  ophi- 

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Jonston,  J.     Historiae  naturalis  de  ser- 

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Krefft,  J.  L.  G.     Snakes  of  Australia. 

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Spix,  J.  B.  von.    Serpentum  Brasilien- 

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Account  of  venomous  sea  snakes,  on  the  coast  of 
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Ophidians.  33  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  86, 1875,  p. 
697 ;  V.  87, 1876,  pp.  97,  344.)— Perilous  adventures 
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den  Indlschen  archlpel  voorkomende  slangensoorten  : 
Trlgoaocephalus;  Homalopsls;  Elaps;  Brillslangen. 
24pp.  4  pi.  (Temmlnck,  C.  J.,  Verh.'der  nederl.  overzeesche 
heziit.  ^ooZ.)- Snakes  and  serpent  charmers.  5 
pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 1850,  p.  680.) 

.See  also  Edin.  Rev.  v.  168, 1833,  p.  199.    Also  Rattle- 
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Snake-Stone.    Davy,  J.    Analysis  of  the 

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Snayers,  Pierre.  Mantz,P.  Pierre  Snayers. 
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Snead,  Thomas  Lowndes.  1828—.  Fight 
for  Missouri,  from  the  election  of  Lincoln 
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Sneezing.  Morin,  H.  Question  academique, 
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Snelgrave,  Capt.  William.  18  cent.  New 
account  of  some  parts  of  Guinea,  and  the 
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Note. — Also  in  Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  485. 

Snell,  Hannah.    Russell,  W.    Amazon  Snell. 

10  pp.    (In  his  Eccentric  personages,  p.  134.) 

Snell,  Henry  James.  Practical  instructions 
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[With  12  pL]    London,  n.  d.     8°.         —1715 

Snell,  Karl.     Die  streitfrage  des  materialis- 

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Snell,  Wilhelm.    Naturrecht  nach  den  vor- 

lesungen  von.  12  pp,  (Rev.  of,  by  J.  V.  Wirth,  in 
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Snell  Tan  Royen,  Willebrord.    1591-1626. 

De  re  nummaria  liber  singularls.  20  pp.  (Gronovlus, 
J.,  Thes.  Or.  antiq.  v.  9,  p.  1549.) 

Snelling,  Fort.  Eastman,  Mrs.  M.  Dah- 
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Snorro  Sturluson.  1178-1241.  Die  Edda, 
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Prose  or  younger  Edda,  commonly  as- 
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Hardee,  Lieut.-  Gen.  W.  J. 
Hill,  Lieut.-Gen.  A.  P. 
Hood,  Lieut.-Gen.  J.  B. 
Jackson,  Lieut.-Gen.  I.  J. 


Johnston,  Gen.  J.  E. 
Lee,  Gen.  R.  E. 
Longstreet,  Lieut.-  Gen.  J. 
Morgan,  Maj.-Gen.  J.  H. 
Polk,  Lieut.-  Gen.  L. 
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Snowdon.  Pennant,  T.  Journey  to  Snow- 
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Snowe,  Joseph.  The  Rhine,  legends,  tradi- 
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Soames,  Eev.  Henry.  1785-1860.  Anglo- 
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Elizabethan  religious  history.    London, 

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History  of  the  reformation  of  the  Church 

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4170 


SOClfeTfe  DES  BIBL.  BELGES 


Social  Science  Associations.  See  Amer- 
ican Social  Science  Association.  Also  Na- 
tional Association  for  the  Promotion  of 
Social  Science. 

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Societas  aperiendis  fontibiis  rerum 
Germanicarum  medii  aevii.  Monvmenta 
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Germaniae  historica. 

Societas  Physico-Medica  Basilien- 
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Contents.  JLialore,  C,  Abh€.  Collection  des  prlncl- 
paux  obituairea  et  confrateriiit§s  du  diocese  do  Troyes. 

Soci6t6  ani^ricaine  de  France.  Annu- 

aire,  1883.     Paris,  1882.     13°.  1706 

Soci6te   d'anthi-opologie   de  Paris. 

Bulletin.  Paris,  1860-65.  6  v.  8°.  — 3  s. 
Paris,  1866-76.  11  v.  8°.— 8  s.  Paris,  1878- 
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Memoires.     Paris,  1868.     8°.— 3  s.  v.  1,  2. 

Paris,  1873-75.     2  v.  8°.  1704 

Society  d'arcb^ologie  nationale,  Sta- 

tuts  de  1.1.     6  pp.     {Ann.  archiol.  v.  8,  1848,  p.  231.) 

Soci6t6  d'etlinographie.  Aotes,  1878, 
'75-77.    Paris,  1873-77.    4  pts.  8°.  1706 

Annuaire,  1876.     Pub.  par  Ed.  Madier  de 

Montjau.    Paris,  1870.    8°.  1706 

Bulletin.     1  s.   Paris,  1822-38.    30  v.  in 

10,  8°.— 3  s.  Paris,  1834-43.  30  v.  in  10,  8°. 
—3  s.  Paris,  1844-50.  14  v.  in  7,  8°.— 4  s. 
Paris,  1851-CO.  30  v.  in  10,  8°.— 5  s.  Paris, 
1861-70.  30  V.  in  18,  8°.— 6  s.  Paris,  1871-80. 
19  V.  8°.— 7  s.  Paris,  1881-90.   11  v.  8°.    4436 

Compte    rendu    des    seances,    1883-90. 

Paris,  1888-90.     8  v.  8°.  4433 

Recueil  de  voyages  et  de  memoires.    See 

Recueil  de  voyages. 

Socifetfe  d'histoire  natnrelle.  Me- 
moires.    Paris,  1799-1834.     6  v.  4°.      —3508 

Societ*  de  I'histoire  de  France.  An- 
nuaiie-bulletin,  1879.    Paris,  1879.   8°.    4604 

Publications.     Paris,  1835-83.     54  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Aim6,  Monk  of  Monte  Casino.  L'ystoire 
de  11  Normant  et  la  chronique  de  Robert  Vlscart. — 
Argeiison,  K.  L.  de  V.,  Marquis  d'.  Journal  et  me- 
moires, a  V — Bai'bier,  E.  J.  F.  .lourual  historlque 
e't  anecdotique  du  r^gne  de  Louis  XV,  4  v.— Beau- 
maiioir,  P.  de.  Coutumes  du  Beauvoisis,  3  v.  — 
Bordeiiave,  N.  de.  Histolre  de  Bearn  et  Navarre. — 
Coligiiy,  J.  de  S.,  Comle  de.  Memoires.  [With  VU- 
lette,  P.  J.  V.  de,  Mimoires.)—Comtnes,  P.  de,  Stem 
d'Argentou.    Memoires,  3  v.  —  Elgiiihai-d.     CEuvres 


oomplites,  2  v.— Goiilas,  N.,  Sieur  de  La  Motlie.  M6- 
moires,  3  v.— Gr*golre,  Q.  F.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tours.  Hls- 
toire  eccl^siastlQiie  des  Francs,  4  v.— Llvres  des  mi- 
racles, 4  v.— Guillannie  de  TudSle.  Chanson  do  la 
croisade  contro  les  Albigeols,  2  v.— Ijiice,  A.  S.  Chro- 
nlque  des  quatre  premiers  Valois.— flinrchegay.  P., 
and  Salmon,  A.  {Eds.)  Chronlques  d'AnJou,  v.  1. — 
Margaret,  d' Angoulime,  Queen  of  Navarre.  Lettres  et 
nouvelles  lettres,  2  v.— Maximilian  I,  Emperor  of 
Germany.  Correspondance  de,  et  de  Marguerite  d'Au- 
triche,  sa  flUe,  2  v.— Michel,  F.  X.  {Ed.)  Histolre  des 
Dues  de  Normandie  et  des  Kols  d'Angleterro.  — 
Moreau,  C.  Blbliographle  des  Mazarlnades,  3  v — 
Moriiay  {called  Du  Plessls  Mornay),  Mme.  C.  A.  de. 
MSmolres,  2  v.— Qniclierat,  J.  E.  J.  ProcSs  de  oon- 
damnation  et  de  rfihabilltation  de  Jeanne  d'Arc,  5  v. — 
Villette,  P.  le  v..  Marquis  de.  Memoires.— "Wailly, 
J.  N.  de.  ESclts  d'un  m^nestrel  de  Reims  au  XIII 
aiScle. 

Proc6s-verbaux  des  stances  du  Conseil  d'Admlnis- 

tratlon.  47  pp.  {Rev.  rdrospeet.  'Z  a.  \.  6.  ISSi,  -p.  320; 
V.  7,  1836,  pp.  245,  476;   V.  8,  1836,  pp.  131,  297,  386.) 

Desikoyers,  J.     Bapport  sur  les  travaux  et  les 

publications  de  la  ScciStS  de  I'histolre  de  France.  44 
pp.     (Bev.  riirospect.  2  s.  v.  6,  1836,  p.  163.) 

Soci6t6  de  I'histolre  du  Protestan* 
tisiue  fran^ais.  Bulletin.  Pai-is,  1853- 
78.     27  V.  and  index,  8°.  —4365 

Society  de  I'Orient  latin.  See  Societe 
pour  la  publication  des  textes  relatifs  A 
I'histolre  et  a  la  geographic  de  1  'Orient  latin. 

Soci£t6  des  amis  de  la  constitution, 
seante  aux  Jacobins.  Journal  des  debats. 
Paris,  1791-98.     556  Nos.  4°.  4681 

Correspondance.   Paris,  1792-98.  330  Nos. 

4°.  4681 

Soci£t6  des  anciens  textes  fran^ais. 
Publications.  Paris,  1875-89.  60  v.  fo.,4°,  8°. 

—1134 
Contents.  Auglure,  O.  d'.  Le  saint  voyage  de 
Jberusalem.  Pub.  par  F.  Bonnardnt  et  A.  Longnon. — 
Beanmauoir,  P.  de  R.,  Sire  de.  OEuvrea  po6Ciques, 
2  V — Bulletins,  187.'5-89,  15  v.— Clirisline  de  Piitan. 
OSavrea  po6tiques,  v.  1.— Coiiraye  du  Pare,  J.  (Ed.) 
Mort  Aymeri  de  Narbonne,  cbansou  de  geste.— I>e- 
maisou,  L.  {Ed.)  Aymeri  de  Narbonne,  chanson  de 
geste,2  v.— Descliainps,  E.  (Euvres  completes,  6v.— 
Guillaume  de  Bernevilte.  Vie  de  Saint  Gilles,  en  vers, 
pub.  par  G-.  Paris  et  A,  Eos.— Langlois,  E.  {Ed.)  Cou- 
ronnement  de  Louis,  chanson  de  geste. — L,ecoy  de 
la  Marclie,  A.  {Ed.)  Myst&re  de  Saint  Bernard  de 
Menthon.— Iiuce,  A.  S.  {Ed.)  Chronique  du  Mont- 
Saint-Mlchel  (1343-1468),  2  v.  —  Martial  de  Paris. 
L'Amant  rendu  cordelier  k  I'observauce  d'amours. — 
Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  {Ed.)  Brun  de  la  Montaigne,  roman 
d'aventure;  Daurel  et  Beton,  chanson  de  geste  pro- 
vengale;  Fragments  d'une  vie  de  Saint  Thomas  de 
Cantorbery  en  vers  accoupl6s.— Meyer,  M.  P.  H.,  and 
Longnon,  A.  H.  {Eds.)  Eaoul  de  Cambral,  chanson  de 
geste.— Michelai»t,H.V.(i;d.)  GulllaumedePalerne. 
— Nicodeuiiis.  Gospel  of.  Trois  versions  rlm^es  de 
TevaugLle  de  Nicodfime,  par  Chretien,  Andrfi  de  Cou- 
tances,  et  un  anonyme. —Nicolas,  de  Margival.  Le  dlt 
de  la  Pauthire  d'Amours,  po6me  du  XIII  slide,  pub. 
par  H.  A.  Todd.— Normaiid,  J.,  and  Raynaud,  G. 
{Eds.)  Aiol.  Chauson  de  geste.— Paiiuier,  L.,  and 
Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  [Eds.)  DSbat  des  Herauts  de  France 
et  d'Angleterro  suivl  de  the  debate  between  the 
heralds  of  England  and  France  byJohnCoke.- Paris, 
G.  B.  P.  [Ed.)  Chanson  du  XV  slJole,  accompaguSes 
de  la  niusique  par  Auguste  Gevaert;  Deux  redactions 
du  roman  des  Sept  sages  de  Rome;  Les  plus  anciens 

monuments  de  la  langue  tran^aise,  IX,  X  sl6cle 

Paris,  G.  B.  P.,  and  Robert,  U.  {Eds.)  Miracles  de 
No.stre  Dame  par  personnages,  7  v.— Paris,  G.  B.  P., 
and  TJlrlch,  J.  {Eds.)  Merlin,  roman  en  prose  du  XIII 
siiclo,  2  v.— Philippe,  de  Navarre.  Quatre  ages  de 
I'homme — Raynaud,  G.  {Ed.)  Elle  de  Saint  GiUe, 
chauson  de  geste.— Rothschild,  J.,  Baron  de.  Mls- 
tSre  du  Vlel  Testament,  5  v. 

Jonhert,L.    Publications  deiaSoci6t§  des  anciens 

toxtes  fran9ais.  10  pp.  (Correspondaret,  n.s.  v.  87,1881, 
p.  920.) 

Soci&t^    des    Bibliophiles    beiges. 

Mens,  1866-71.     6  v.  8°.  2392 

Contents.    Chresf  ien  de  2Voi/«s.    Perceval  le  Gallols, 
ou  le  Conte  du  Gcaal. 


SOCliTfi  DES  BIBL.  FRANQ. 


4171 


SOCIETE  HELVET.  SCI.  NAT. 


Soci6t6  des  Bibliophiles  fran«;ais. 

Melanges.    Paris,  1820-84.    7  v.  8°.     —1113 

Contents.  Adam  dc  la  llalle,  Bit  le  Bofud' Arras. 
llgleus  ae  Eoblnetdo  Marion  .  .  .  1822;  LI  ]us  Adan, 
ou  de  la  IeuiU16, 1829.— Agucsseau.  H.  F.  d'.  Lettvo 
k  M.de  Caylus,1826;  Lettre  au  Marquis  de  Toroy,  1820. 
— Alfongo,  P.  Chastolemont  d'un  pSre  h  sou  flls; 
Dlsolpllna  clerloalls,  1825.— Baluic,  E.  Lettrea,  1829. 
— Bodel,  J.  O'est  U  Jus  de  S.  de  S.  Nicolas,  1834.— 
Bossuct,  J.  B.,  Bp.  of  Meaux.  Lettres,  1822 — Bou- 
hler,  J.  Lettres  k  I'abM  Leblanc,  1827 — ButTon,  G. 
L.  L.,  Govite  de.  Lettres  k  I'abbfi'  Leblanc,  1822 — 
Caraccloll.D., J/ar(;Mis de.  Lettre ild'Alembert,  1829. 
— ProoSs  de  Caroline  Mathilde,  Relne  de  Daue- 
marck,  1829.— Catharine  II.  Empress  of  Russia.  O 
tempsl  OmoeursI  oom6dle,l827.— Relation  de  la  mort 
de  Glacomo  et  de  B6atrlx  CencI,  et  de  LuorSoe  Petronl, 
arrlv6e  k  Eome,  11  Sept.  1599, 1822.— MystSre  de  Satnt- 
Chrlstoph,  1834.  —  Colliui,  0.  A.  Lettre  K  M. 
SohoeppUn,  1827.- Cottln,  Mme.  S.  B.  Deux  lettres 
adresaSes  k  M.  Germain  Garnler,  1834.  — Deshon- 
llircs,  Mme.  A.  du  L.  de  la  G.  Lettre  au  Prince  de 
Oonde,  1829.— Dialogme  du  fol  et  du  sage,  1829 — 
Diderot,  D.  Lettre  k  Nalgeon,  1827  ;  Lettre  k  sa 
femme,  1822;  La  PiSoe  et  le  prologue,  1820.— Duels, 
J.  F.  Lettres,  1827.—Kri»io,  (—).  Relation  de  la  oour 
de  Frauoe  eu  1699, 1827.— Penelon,  F.  de  S.  do  la  M., 
Abp.  of  Oambray.    Hult  letters  au  Cardinal  Qulrlni, 

1834;  Lettres  k  l'abb6  Dubois,  1827 Pleury,  A.  H. 

de.  Cardinal.  Deux  lettres  au  Cardinal  Qulrlul,  1834; 
Lettre  k  M.Herault,1329.— Fouclier,P.,^66^.  Lettre 
k  Dom  . , .  rellgleux  de  I'abbaye  de  Saint  Kemy  de 
Belras,  1S26.— GoniVrin,  L.  A.  de  P.  de.  Due  d'Anlin. 

M6moires,  1822 Goujet,  C.  P.    Lettre  ii  I'abbS  Pa- 

pUlon,  1827.  —  Grosley,  P.  J.  La  canonisation  de 
Saint  Yves,  oonte,  1827.— Hally,  R.  J.,  Abbe.  La  fete 
0(1  marrube  noir:  table,  1826.— Hfenanlt,  0.  J.  F. 
Lettre,  1826.— Herodes,  sive  magorum  adoratlo,1834. 
— Jamyn,  A.  Sonnet  de  rien,  1829.— Mysterium  ap- 
'  parltionis  D.  N.  Jegu  Clirlstl  duobus  discipulis  In 

Emails  Vlco,  1834 Mysterium  resurrectlonts  D.  N. 

Jesu  Chrlstl,  1834.— Joursauvault,  (— ).    Lettres  k 

M.  J.  G.  Wille,  1827 Karl  ■Wilhelm  Ferdinand, 

Buke  of  Brunswick- Luneburg.    Lettres,  1827.— Lavaud, 

J.    Lettres  it  M.  Herault,  1829 Mlraoulum  resurrec- 

tlonls  B.  Iiazarl,  1834.— Ijebrun-Desinarrettes,  J. 
B.  Lettre  it  Etleune  Baluze,  1827.— Liedicu,  F.  Let- 
tres k  I'abbS  Fleury,  1827.— Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Freiherr 
von.  Lettres  au  P.  Malebranctie  et  au  P.  Lelong,  1820. 
— lieroy,  C.  F.,  Abbi.  Lettre  k  M.  de  Caylua,  EvSque 
d'Auxerre,  1822.— Ijettres  de  M.  B  .  . .  a,  M.  M  .  .  ., 
conoernant  ce  qui  s'est  passS  d'latSreasaut  k  la  oour, 
depuis  la  mal^dle  et  la  mort  de  Louis  XV,  Jusqu'au 
retablissement  du  parleraent  de  Paris,  1826 — Iiln- 
y^res.  Fire  de.  Lettre  au  Cardinal  de  Fleury,  1829. 
— liObinenn,  G.  A.  Lettre  k  Dom  Simon  Bougis, 
1827.— liouls  XIV,  King  of  France.  Lettres  k  Mme. 
de  MaintenoD,  1822.— Grfttlfloations  taltes  par  Louis 
XIV  aux  savans  et  hommes  de  lettres,  depuis  1064 
jusqu'en  1079,  1826.— liOn  vols,  F.  M.  Le  T.,  Marquis 
de.  Lettre  au  Marquis  de  Cbampcenets,  1827.  — 
IMCalntenon,  F.  d'A.,  Mirquise  de.  Lettre  a.  M.  de 
Caylus,  6v§que  d'Auxerre,  1827.— Maupertnls,  P.  L. 
M.  de.  Lettre  a,  Mme.  de  Vertlllao,  1829.— Morality 
de  I'enfant  de  perdition,  1329.— Morality  dea 
blasplieinateurs  du  noin  de  Dleu,  1820— Mo- 
rellet,  A.,  Abbi.  Lettre  k  Mme.  Necker,  1827.— Mys- 
terium strages  Innocentium,  1831 — Inventaire 
et  budget  de  la  garde-robe  de  I'empereur  Napoleon, 
1827.— Necker,  J.  Lettre  au  roi,  1827.— Pieces  jointes 
au  jeu  de  S.  Nicolas,  1834.— Orleans,  E.  C,  Buchesse 
d'.  Lettres  k  M.  de  Vacques,  1822.— Pasuniot,  F. 
Lettre,  1827.— Mysterium  converslonis  beati  Pauli, 
Apostoli,  1834.— Pens«es  de  Mme.  de  M  .  .  .  1827.— 
Pichegrn,  C.  Lettre,  1827.— Piron,  A.  Chansons 
des  rues  sur  le  r§tour  du  roi  Louis  XV;  Lettres  k 
diverges  personnea,  1826 ;  Lettre  it  Hugues  Maret  de 
Dijon,  1829.  —  Pompadour,  J.  A.  P.,  Marquise  de. 
Lettres,  1829.— Pompignan,  J.  J.  Le  F.  de.  Marquis 
de.  Lettre  k  M.  Thleilot,  1827.— Racine,  L.  Lettre 
ik  I'abbS  Olivet,  1829.— Raynaud,  T.  Lettres  adressSe 
it  moil  K6v.  P6re  le  P^re  Marin  Mersenne,  1825.  — 
Rousseau,  J.  B.  PrSIaoe  historlque  dea  ceuvres  de, 
1826.— Roy,  D.  Lettre  adressSe  au  G6n6ral  Buona- 
parte pendant  lea  cornices  de  Lyon,  1827.— Salnt- 
Hyacintlie,  H.  C.    Lettre  Jl  M.  de  Buriguy  chez  M. 

1        de  Foulliy  k  Bbelms,  1820 Saxe,  H.  M.,   Comie  de. 

Lettres  k  la  priucesse  de  Holstein,  1834.— Surugues, 
(— ).  Lettres  sur,  la  prise  de  Moscou  en  1812,  1820.— 
Tilleniont,  S.  le  N.  de.  Lettre  k  Antoine  Arnauld, 
1825.— Tourreil,  J.  de.  Deux  lettres  au  Cardinal 
Qulrlni,  1834.— Tout,  chascnn  et  rien,  farce;  No- 
tice sur  quelques  ouvrages  slnguUers,  composes  .^ur 


des  sujets  analogues  k  la  farce  de  Tout,  chascun  et 
rien,  1829.— Voltaire,  F.  M.  A.  de.  Lettres,  1820, 1822, 
1827, 1829.— Wace,  B.  De  Sancto  Nioholao  .  . .  1834.— 
■WalcUeiDacr,C.  A.,  5aron.  Notice  sur  L.  M.  LanglSs, 
1827. — William,  Prince  of  Orange.  Lettre  aux  Etats- 
GSneraux,  1834. 

Melanges    de    litterature    et    d'histoire. 

Paris,  1850.     p.  8°.  —1177 

Contents.  Dessallcs,  L.  Ean9on  du  roi  Jean.— 
lie  Prevost,  A.  Note  aur  un  papier  au  XIII  sl6cle; 
Eeoette  de  I'enore  employee  par  Tanneguy  Le  Fevre. 
— ie  Roux  de  Lincy,  A.  J.  V.  Catalogue  de  la  bib- 
llotbSque  des  Dues  de  Bourbon.— Notice  sur  la  vie  et 
les  lettres  d6M:arlc-Ad61aldedeSavoye,Ducliesae 
de  Bourgogne.— M61anges.— Passa,  J.  de.  Note  sur 
un  missel  du  XV  siSoie.- Piclion,  J.  F.,  Baron.  Du 
oaraotdre  dlt  de  oivilltS  et  des  livres  qui  ont  6t6  Im- 
primis aveo  oe  caractSre  au  XVI  slide.— Table  alpha- 
bStlque. 

The  same.    Paris,  1856-57.    2  v.  p.  8°. 

-1177 
Contents.  Boiggondan,  (— ).  La  fauconuler  par- 
talt,  ou  m6thod6  pour  dresser  et  talre  voler  les  oiaeaux, 
v.  2.— Choiseul,  E.  F.,  Buc  de.  Lettres  &  M.  Senac  de 
MellUan,  v.  I.— MSmolre  sur  Pierre  de  Craon,  v.  1.— 
Donet-d'Arcq,  L.  C.  (,Ed.)  Petite  chronique  fran- 
5alse  de  I'au  1270  k  I'an  1356,  v.  2.— Ernouf,  A.  A., 
Baron.  Notice  sur  un  6vang61alre  byzantln  qui  paralt 
avoir  appartenu  k  Charlemagne,  v.  1.— Galitzin,  A., 
Prince.  Notice  sur  un  bibliophile  6mlgr6,  v.  2.  — 
Monret,  S.  F.  Chasses  da  roy  et  la  quantlt§  des 
lieues  que  le  roy  a  fait  tint  k  cheval  qu'en  carcase 
pendant  I'annSe  1726,  v.  2.— Oraisou  funibre  de  ma 
petite  chi6nne,v.  2. — M6raoires  de  Pajou  et  de  Drouais 
pour  Mme.  Du  Barry,  v.  1.— Dea  aalons  de  Paris  vers 
la  fln  du  rigne  de  Louis  XIV  k  I'occaslon  d'une  lettre 
de  la  Marquise  d'UaaS,  v.  2.— PlcHon,  J.  F.,  Baron. 
Note  aur  la  XXV  nouvelle  de  la  relne  de  Navarre,  v.  2. 
—Sur  Germain  PlUou,  soulpteur  du  roi,  v.  1.— Conver- 
sations de  la  Marquise  de  Pompadour  et  du  Presi- 
dent de  MelnWres,  v.  1 Standish,  Mme.  S.  N.    Notice 

sur  Mme.  la  Vicoratesse  de  Noailles,  v.  1.— Viguier, 
(— ),  Abbe  de.  Lettres  k  M.  d'Orbigny  k  Avallon,  v.  1.— 
M6moire  sur  le  vin  de  ehampagne,  v.  -2. — Vol- 
taire, P.  M.  A.  de.  Lettres  et  billets  a  l'§poque  de  son 
retour  de  Pruaae  en  France  en  1753,  v.  2. 

Menagier  de  Paris  ;   traite  de  morale  et , 

d'economie  domestique,  compose  vers  1393 
par  un  bourgeois  parisien.  Paris,  1846.  2  v. 
S".  ■     2284 

Soci6t6  des  concerts  du  Conservatoire 
imperial  de  musique,  Histoire  de  la.  El- 
wart,  A.  —2756 

ISoci£t6  des  lettres,  sciences,  et  arts  des 
Alpes-maritimes.  Nice,  n.  d.  8°.  — 2132 
Contents.  Sardou,  A.  L.  L'idlome  nlcois,  ses  ori- 
ginea,  son  pass§,  son  Stat  prSaeut. 

Soci6t6  des  natnralistes  de  Moscou. 

Bulletin.    Moscou.  1829-90.    98  v.  8°.    —3527 
Soei&t6  eiitoiMologiqiie  de  France. 

Annales.  1  s.  Paris,  1833-42.  11  v.  8°.— 
2  s.  Paris,  1843-52.  10  v.  8°.— 3  s.  Paris, 
1853-60.  8>v.  8°.— 4  s.  Paris,  1861-70.  llv. 
8°.— 5  s.  Paris,  1871-80.  10  v.  8°.— 6  s.  Paris, 
1881-90.     10  V.  8°.  —3686 

Soci6t6  et  les  gouverneuients  de 
I'Eiurope.    Capefigue,  J.  B.  H.  E.    4  v. 

3744 

Soci6tfe  fran«jaisc  au  XVII  sificle. 
Cousin,  V.    2v.  —1384 

Soci6t6  geologique  de  France.  Bulle- 
tin. 1  8.  Paris,  1830-43.  14  v.  8°.— 3  s. 
Paris,  1844-73.  29  v.  8°.— 3  s.  Paris,  1873- 
90.     16  V.  8°-  —4657 

Meraoires.     1  s.   Paris,  1833-43.     5  v.  in 

6,  4°.— 3  s.  Paris,  1844-77.  10  v.  4".— 3  s. 
Paris,  1877-88.     5  v.  4°.  —1653 

Socifetfe  helvfetique  des  scicjices 
naturelles.  Nouveaux  memoires.  Neuoha- 
tel,  1837-76.     27  v.  4°.  —3643 

See  also  Sooletas  Physico-Medioa  Baaillenals. 


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Soci^t^  pour  la  publication  de  textes 
relatifs  a  rhistoiie  et  a  la  geograpbie  de 
I'Orient  latin.  Geneve,  1877-85.  14  v.  in 
15,  fo.,  4°,  8°.  3193 

Contents.  Alexins  I,  Comnenus,  Emperor  of  Con- 
stantinople. Ad  Kobertum  riandrlae  comltem  epistola 
spuria. 

Archives  de  I'Orient  latin.     2  v.         8193 

Contents.  Allsban,  P.  L.  Deux  descriptions  ar- 
m^Dlennes  des  lleux  sainta  de  Palestine,  v.  2.— Bar- 
tliilemy,  A.  de.  Chartes  de  depart  et  de  retour 
des  comtes  de  Damplerre-en-Astenols,  v.  2.  — Libre 
exercice  de  commerce  octroy^  k  un  pSierin  chara- 
penois,  Y.  1.— Belgrano,  C.  L.  Une  cliarte  de  noils 
de  S.  Louis,  V.  2.  —  Clercq,  L.  de.  Inventaire 
d'une  collection  de  photographies  ex^cutSes  dans 
le  cours  d'un  voyage  en  Orient  (1859-60),  v.  1.  — 
Clermoiif-GJaimeau,  C.  Nouveaux  monuments 
des  croisSs  recuelilis  en  Terre  sainte,  t.  2.— Dela- 
Tllle  le  Roulx,  J.  Titres  de  I'hOpltal  des  Bretons 
d'Acre,  T.  1.— Trois  chartes  du  XII  si^cle  concernant 
I'Ordre  de  8.  Jean  de  Jerusalem,  v.  l.—Dcmalsoii,L. 
Documents  reiatits  k  une  rellque  de  Saiut  Philippe,  v. 
2.— Deslmonl,  C.  Actes  passes  k  Famagouste  de 
1299  k  1301  par  devant  le  notaire  gSnoia  Lamberto  di 
Sambuceto,  v.  2.— Actes  passes  en  1271, 1274  et  1279  k 
I'Aias  (Petite  ArmSnle)  et  k  Beyrouth  par  devant  des 
notaires  gSuois,  v.  1.— Quatre  titres  des  propri§i68  de 
G6nol3  k  Acre  et  k  Tyr,  v.  2.— Documents,  v.  1,  2 — 
Dnrrieu,  P.  ProcSa-verbai  du  martyre  frJres  ml- 
neurs  en  1391,  v.  1.— Glorgi,  I.  Description  da  Liber 
bellorum  Domini,  v.  1.— Hagenmeyer,  H.  Deux 
poesies  latinos  relatives  J,  la  III  croisado,  v.  1.— Etude 
Bur  la  chronlque  de  Zlmmern,  v.  2.— Heyd,  W.  Les 
oonsulats  Stabils  en  Terre  sainte  au  moyen-age  pour 
la  protection  des  pSlerlus  v.  2.— licttves,  v.  1,  2.— 
IjoeiveiifeldjS.  Documents  reiatits  k  la  croisade  de 
Guillaume,  Comte  de  Ponthieu,  v.  2.  —  Marsy,  A., 
Comte  de.  Documents  concernant  les  seigneurs  de 
Ham,  connStabies  de  Tripoli,  1227-28;  Fragment  d'un 
cartulaire  de  I'Ordre  de  Saint-Lazare,  en  Terre  sainte, 
V.  2.— Martinov,  J.  K6oit  sur  les  lleux  saints  de  Je- 
rusalem, v.  2.— Mas-Iiatrie,L.,Com(«de.  Documents 
g^uois  concernant  I'hlstoire  de  Chypre;  Hlstolre  des 
archevSques  latins  de  I'lle  de  Chypre,  v.  2.— Projets 
d'empolsonnemeut  de  Mahomet  11  et  du  pacha  de' 
Bosnie  accuelllis  par  la  rfipubilque  de  Venise ;  TraltS 
des  VSnetiens  avec  I'^mir  d'Acre  en  1304,  v.  1.— 
IMCtlanges  hlstoriqnes  et  arch^ologlques,  v.  1,2 — 
Meyer,  P.  Fragment  d'une  Chanson  d'Antloche  en 
Proveu§al,  v.  2.— Molljiler,  A.  Description  de  deux 
MSS  contenant  la  r^gle  de  la  Militia  passionis  Chrlsti 
de  Philippe  de  MSziSres.v.  1.— Mordtmanii,  A.  Bui. 
les  byzanlines  relatives  aux  Varigues,  v.  1.— Nen- 
manu,  G.  A.  Descriptio  Terrae  Sauctae  de  Berardo 
d'Ascoli ;  Description  du  MS  20  H.  39  de  la  bibliothSque 
du  Prince  de  Metternich  k  Koenigswart  (Variantes 
d'Arcult),  V.  1.— Ludolphus  de  Sudhelm,  De  Itinere 
Terrae  sancte,  v.  2.— Qualre  pieces  relatives  a  I'Ordre 
teutoniqiie  eii  Orient,  V.  2.— Poimes,  v.  1,  2.— 
Rey,  E.  G.,  Les  pfiripies  des  cOtea  de  Syrie  et  de  la 
Petite  ArmSnie,  v.  2.— Riant,  P.  E.  D.,  Comte.  Ar- 
chives des  ^tabllssements  latins  d'Orleut  k  propos 
d'une  publication  rficente  de  TEcole  de  Rome;  In- 
dulgences octroySes  par  Galerand,  Sveque  de  Beryte; 
Inventaire  critique  des  lettres  hlatoriques  de  croi- 
sades,  v.  1. — Inventaire  des  mat6riaux  raasembl^s  par 
les  BSnSdlctlnea  au  XVIII  si^ole  pour  la  publication 
des  Hlstorieus  des  orolsades,  v.  2.— Inventaire  som- 
malre  des  MSS  de  I'Eracles,  v.  1,— Inventaire  som- 
raaire  des  MSS  reiatits  k  I'hlstoire  et  k  la  geographic 
de  rOrient  latin ;  Invention  de  la  sepulture  des  patrl- 
arches  Abraham,  Isaac  et  Jacob  k  H6bron  le  25  Juin 
1119,  v.  2.— Lettre  de  Nic6tas  k  Constantin  VII,  v.  ].— 
Lettre  de  I'lmpfiratrice  Marie  de  Constantinople; 
Pieces  relatives  au  passage  k  Venise  de  piierins  de 
Terre  sainte,  v.  2.— Privileges  octroySs  k  I'Ordre  teu- 
touique;  Six  lettres  relatives  aux  croisades,  v.  1. — 
Voyage  en  Terre-sainte  d'un  maire  de  Bordeaux  au 
XIV  slide,  V.  2.— Robert,  V.  La  Chronlque  d'Ar- 
menie  de  Jean  Dardel,  Sveque  de  Tortiboll,  v.  2.— 
Koehricht.  E.  Acte  de  soumisslon  des  barons  du 
royauine  de  Jerusalem  k  Fr6derio  II;  Etudes  sur  les 
derniers  temps  du  royaurae  de  Jerusalem,  v.  1,  l.nr- 
Lettres  de  Elcoldo  de  Monte-Croce  sur  la  prise  d'Acre, 
V.  2.— Eoehrlcht,  B.,  and  Guldi,  I.  Gabriel  Bar  Kaia'l 
§v6que  de  Nicosie,  pohme  sur  la  chute  de  Tripoli,  v. 
2.— Eoehrlcht,  E.,  and  Eaynaud,  G.  Annales  de  Terre 
sainte,  v.  2.— Roman,  J.  Charte  de  dSpart  du  dau- 
phin Humbert  II,  v.  1.— Rossi,  J.  B.  de.  Verre  reprd- 
eentant  le  temple  de  Jerusalem,  v.  2 — Satlias,  C.  Vie 
des  saints  allemands  de  regllse  de  Chypre,  y.  2 


Schefer,  C.  Aboul  Hassan  Aly  el  Herewy,  Indica- 
tions sur  les  lleux  de  peierinage,  v.  1.— Etude  sur  la 
Devise  des  chemins  de  Babiioine,  v.  2.— Schlnm- 
l)erger,G.  BuUes  de  hauls  fonctionualres  byzantins 
de  I'ordre  nillitalre,  v.  1.— Siglllographle  byzautine 
des  duos  et  oaiepans  d'Antloche,  des  patriarches 
d'Antloche  et  des  dues  et  catepaus  de  Chypre,  v.  2.— 
Trois  sceaux  et  deux  monnaies  de  I'epoque  des  croi- 
sades, v.  1.— Schwab,  M.  Al-Harizi  et  ses  peregri- 
nations en  Terre  sainte,  v.  1 Depoulliement  dea 

tomes  21,  22  de  I'Orbis  Christianus  de  Henri  de  Sua- 
rez,  V.  1.— Tononl,  G.  Actes  constatant  la  presence 
des  plaisani;als  k  la  1  croisade,  v.  1. — Documents  rela- 
tifsau3plaisansalsd'0rlent,v.  2.-Viellard,L.  Charte 
relative  k  Pierre  I'Heriuite,  v.  1.— Viollet,  P.  Les 
remembrances  de  la  haute  cour  de  NIcosle.  —  Lea 
usages  de  Naxos,  v.  1.— Vogn*,  C.  J.  M.,  Marquis  de. 
Achard  d'Arrouaise,  poeme  sur  le  Templum  Domini, v. 
1.— AVattenbach,  W.  Fausse  correspondance  du 
sultan  avec  Clement  V,  v.  2.— Le  Solymarlus  de  Guen- 
ther  de  Paris,  v.  1. 

Exuviae  sacraeConstantinopolitanae.  2  v. 

3193 

Schlumberger,    G.       Numismatique    de 

I'Orient  latin.  3192 

Serie  geographique.  3193 

Contents.    DItchelant,  H.V.,  and  Eaynaud,  G.tEds.) 

Itlneralres  k  Jerusalem  et  descriptions  de  la  Terre 
sainte  redlgSs  en  fran5ais  aux  XI,  XII,  et  XIII  siecles, 
s.  3.— Tobler,  T.,  and  Molinier,  A.  Itinera  latlna,  s. 
1,2,4. 

Serie  historique.  •  3193 

Cmtenls.    Machant,  G.  de.    La  Prise  d'Alexandrie, 

s.  1.— Morel-Patlo,  A.  {Tr.)  Libro  de  los  techoa  et 
conquistas  del  principado  de  la  Morea  .  .  .  s.  4. — 
Roebrlcbt,  K.  {Ed.)     Quinti  belli  sacri  scriptorea 

minores,  a.  2 Testimonla  minora  de  V  bello  sacro, 

B.  3. 

Thomas,  G.  M.   [Ed.)      De  passagiis  in 

Terram  Sanctam.  3102 

Socifete  pour  I'^tnde  des  langnes 
romanes.  Publications.  Montpellier, 
1872-88.     10  V.  8°. 

Contents.  Aza'is,  G.  Dictionnalre  des  idiomes  re- 
mans du  midi  de  la  France,  3  v. — Boucherie,  A. 
Fragment  d'une  anthologle  pioarde;  Melanges  latins 
et  bas-latins.— I/espy,  V.  (Ed.)  Proverbes  du  pays 
de  Beam.— Mistral,  F.  Muereglie — Noulet,  J.  B. 
[Ed.)  Nonpareilhas  receplas;  Ordenansaa  et  coustu- 
mas  del  libre  blauc— Renaiit.  Roman  de  Galerent, 
pub.  . .  .  par  A.  Boucherie. 

Soci6t6  ronennaise  de  bibliophiles. 

Paris,  1881.     8°.  2384 

Contents.    Andell.H.  d'.    (Euvres. 

Soci6t£  I'oyale  de  Canada.    See  Royal 

Society  of  Canada. 
Soci^t^   royale  des  antiquaires  dc 

France.    Bulletin.    Paris,  1859-90.    28  v. 

8°.  '  1746 

i\ro(e.— Bound  with  the  Memoires  of  the  correspond- 
ing years. 

Memoires  et  dissertations  sur  les  antiqui- 

tes  nationales  et  etrangeres.  Paris,  1817-90. 
51  V.  8°.  1746 

Alloii,  C.  N.    Eapport  sur  les  travaux  de  la  Societe 

.  .  .  pendant  I'aunees  1831,  34.  64  pp.  (Soc.  autiq.  de 
France,  Mim.y.  10, 1834,  p.  1.) — Anbenas,  A.  Eapport 
sur  les  travaux  de  la  Socieie  .  .  .  pendant  I'aunee  1841, 
18  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  17, 1844,  p.  xllv.) 
— Barbife  dn  Bocage,  A.  Rapport  sur  les  travaux 
de  la  Societe  ...  en  1828  et  1S29.  11  pp.  (Soo.  antlq. 
de  France,  Mim.  v.  9, 183'2,  p.  i.)— Bataillard,  C.  Eap- 
port sur  les  travaux  de  la  Societe  .  . .  pendant  I'annee 
1840.  43  pp.  (Soc.  autiq.  de  France,  iUm.  v.  17, 1844, 
p.  1.) — Beaiilieu.  J.  L.  Eajiport  sur  les  travaux  de 
la  Societe  .  .  .  pendant  i'annee  1837.  27  pp.  (Soc.  an- 
tlq. de  France,  Mem.  v.  14,  1838,  p.  Ixx.)— Bottln,  S. 
Sur  les  travaux  de  la  Societe  ...  en  1819,  '20,  '22,  '25. 
280  pp.  (Soo.  antiq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  2, 1820,  p.  13 ;  v. 
3,  1821,  p.  15;  V.  6,  1823,  p.  1;  V.  7,  1826,  p.  1.)— Bonr- 
qiielot,  L.  F.  Rapport  sur  les  travaux  de  la  Societe 
.  .  .  pendant  I'annee  1843.  15  pp.  (Soc.  autiq.  de 
France,  Mim.  v.  18,  1846,  p.  xvil.)— Crapelet,  G.  A. 
Eapport  sur  les  travaux  de  la  Socieie  .  .  .  pendant 
I'annee  1832.  17  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v. 
XO,  1834,  p.  zlv.)— liulchard,  J.  M,    Eapport  sur  les 


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traraux  de  la  Sncl6t6  , . .  pendant  Tann^e  18W.  14  pp. 
(Soo.  antlq.  do  France,  Ulm.  v.  17,  1844,  p.  1x11.)— Ln- 
vlllegllle,  P.  A.  N.  de.  Eapport  sur  les  travanx  de 
la  SoclSt^  . .  .  pendant  les  auiiSes  1838  et  1839.  85  pp. 
(Soo.  antlq.  de  France,  item.  v.  15,  1840,  p.  I.)— Mai— 
tonne,  C.  F.  de.  Eapport  sur  les  travaux  de  la  SoclStfi 
. . .  pendant  I'annde  1836.  69  pp.  (Soo.  antlq.  de  France, 
Mim.  v.  14, 1838,  p.  1.)— Maiiry,  L.  F.  A.  Eapport  sur 
lea  travaux  de  la  Socl6t6  . . .  pendant  I'aanfie  1844.  16 
pp.  (Soo.  antlq.  de  Trance,  Mim.  v.  18,  1846,  p.  1.)— 
ilontrol,  F.  de.  Eapport  sur  lea  travaux  de  la  So- 
cl6t6  .  .  .  pendant  I'annSe  1833.  27  pp.  (Sno.  antlq.  de 
France,  Mim.  v.  11, 1836,  p.  1.)— Paris,  A.  P.  Eapport 
sur  les  travaux  de  la  Socl§l6  .  .  .  pendant  I'annfie  1835. 
36  pp.  (Soo.  antlq.  de  France,  iUm.  v.  13, 1837,  p.  1.)— 
Stances,  1836.  8  pp.  (Bei).  r^irospecf.  2  a.  v.  7, 1836,  p. 
165.)— Talllandler,  A.  H.  Compte  g6n6ral  des  tra- 
vaux de  la  Soclite  .  .  .  pendant  I'annSe  1830.  20  pp. 
(Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  9, 1832,  p.  Ixxxl.) 

Soci^t^  royale  des  antiquaires   dn 

iioi'd.    See  Copenhagen.    Kongelige  Nor- 

diske  Oldskrift-Selskab. 

Socl6t£  rnsse.    Eokardt,  J.    2  v.  3463 

Soci6t6    zoologiqne    d'acclimatioii. 

Bulletin.     1  s.    Paris,  1854-63.     10  y.   8°.— 

2  8.   Paris,  1864-78.     10  v.  8°.— 3  s.   Paris, 

1874-83.    10  V.  8°.— 4  b.   Paris,  1884-88.    5  v. 

8°.  3656 

Note. — For  continuation  see  Revue  des  sciences 

natnrelles  appl1qu6es. 

Soci^t^s  anonymes  en  Angleterre  et  en 

Italle.  23  pp.  Leroy-BeauUeu,  P.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1869,  2  per.  V.  84,  p.  730.) 

Soci^t^s  de  charity.  Dupanloup,  F.  A. 
P.,  Bp.  of  Orleans.  —1383 

Soci^t^s  secretes  de  I'armSe,  Histoire 
des.     Nodier,  C.  —1386 

Societies.  Bohn,  H.  G.  Appendix  to 
[Lowndes']  Bibliographer's  manual,  con- 
taining an  account  of  books  issued  by  liter- 
ary and  scientific  societies.     1864. 

Hume,  A.   Learned  societies  and  printing 

clubs  of  the  United  States.     1853. 

See  also  Academies.  Also  names  of  societies;  as, 
Berlin,  Deutsclie  cliemisclie  gesellschaft. — 
Berlin,  Gesellschaft  filer  erdl^unde.— Cliem- 
Ical  Society  of  Ijondoii.  —  Royal  Society  of 
Edinbnrgli.  —  Royal  Society  of  liondon.  — 
Society  of  Antiquaries  of  London.— Society 
of  Antiquaries  of  Scotland,  etc. 

Society.    See  Social  science. 

Society  and  manners  in  France,  Switzer- 
land, and  Germany,  View  of.  Moore,  J.  E. 
2  V.  1688 

Society  and  solitude.    Emerson,  R.  W. 

2265 

Society  for  promoting  Christian 
knowledge.  Early  chroniclers  of  Europe. 
London,  n.  d.     2  v.  12°. 

Contents.  Galrdner,  3.  England.  — Masson,  G. 
France. 

Society  for  promoting  the  study  of 
Gothic  architecture.  Oxford.  Guide 
to  the  architectural  antiquities  in  the  neigh- 
borhood of  Oxford.     Oxford,  1846.     8°. 

—1785 
Society  for  the  diffusion  of  useful 
knowledge.      [Publications.]      London, 
1833-58.     48  v.  in  38,  8°. 

Contents.  Bradley,  T.  Practical  geometry,  linear 
perspective,  and  projection.— Brougham, H.,Ba7-on. 
Political  philosophy,  3  v.— De  Morgan,  A.  Differen- 
tial and  integi;al  calculus. — iTones,  D.  On  the  value 
of  annuities  and  reversionary  payments.— liong,  G. 
iEd.)  Biographical  dictionary,  i  v.  In  7.— Miirpiiy, 
R.  Treatise  on  the  theory  of  algebraical  equations.- 
IVatural  philosophy,  4  v. — Penny  cyclopaedia, 
SO  v.  In  17.— Vaughan,  E.  History  of  England  under 
the  House  of  Stuart,  2  v.— Warr,  G.  F.  Dynamics, 
construction  of  machinery,  equilibrium  of  structures, 
and  strength  of  materials. 


Gallery    of    portraits :     with    memoirs. 

London,  1833-37.     7  t.  r.  8°.  3703 

Series    of    maps,   ancient   and  modern. 

London  [1829-31].     fo.  1413 

Society  for  the  history  of  the  Ger- 
mans in  Maryland.  1-3  annual  reports. 
Baltimore,  1887-89.     3  Nos.  8°.  3501 

Society  for  the  mitigation  and  gradual 
abolition  of  slavery  throughout  the  British 
dominion.  Reports.  London,  1824-25.  8°. 
(Anti-Slavery  Soc.  Tracts,  v.  1.)  —2346 

Society  for  the  promotion  of  Hel- 
lenic studies.  Journal  of  Hellenic 
studies.  London,  1880-90.  11  v.  8°,  and 
plates,  1  V.  fo.  4203,  4201 

Society  for  the  propagation  of  the 

faith.  Ijco  XIII,  Pope.  Encyclical.  8  pp.  [Dublin 
Be-o.  3  s.  V.  5,  1«81,  p.  451.) 

Society  in  America.   Martineau,  H.    3  v. 

1627 
Society    in    Kome    under    the    Caesars. 

Inge,  W.  R.  2754 

Society  in  the  £lizabethan  age.  Hall, 

H.  1503 

Society  islands.    Ellis,  W.    Polynesian 

researches.     1831,  4  v. 
Vocabulary  of  the  language  of  the  S.  isl, 

33  pp.    (Kerr,  K.,  Voyages,  v.  15,  p.  81.) 
See  also  Tahiti. 

Society  of  Antiquaries  of  ^London. 

Archaeologia :  or,  miscellaneous  tracts  re- 
lating to  antiquity.  London,  1779-1887.  50 
V.  in  61,  4°-  4712 

Index,  V.  1-30  ;  v.  1-50.    London,  1809- 

89.     2  V.  4°.  4732 

List  of  printed  books  in  the  library  of  the. 

London,  1861.     8°.  L.114 

Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.    Observations  on  the 

state  of  historical  literature,  and  on  the 
Society  of  Antiquaries.     1830. 

l^nsteyrie,  F.  de.    Eapport  sur  les  publications 

de  la  Soci6t6  des  Antiqualres  de  Londres.  3  pp.  (Soc. 
antlq.  de  Franco,  Bull.  1872,  p.  77 ;  with  Alim.  v.  33, 1872.) 
— Pcttigreiv,  T.  J.  Contributions  towards  a  history 
of  the  Society  ot  Antiquaries.  16  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  7,  1852,  p.  143.) 

See  also  Eetrospect.  Eev.  2  s.  v.  1,  1827,  pp.  156,  322 ; 
V.  2,  1828,  pp.  160,  336. 

Society  of  Antiquaries  of  STewcastle 
upon  Tyne.  Pipe-rolls,  or  sherifE's  an- 
nual accounts  of  the  revenues  of  the  crown 
for  the  counties  of  Cumberland,  Westmor- 
land, and  Durham,  during  the  reigns  of 
Henry  II,  Richard  I,  and  John.  Newcastle, 
1847.    8°.  1512 

Society  of  Antiquaries  of  Scotland. 
Archaeologia  Scotica :  or.  Transactions. 
Edinburgh,  1792-1857.    4  v.  4°.  1712 

Proceedings,  1851-70.     Edinburgh,  1855- 

71.     8  V.  sm.  4°.  1735 

Account  of  the  institution  and  progress 

of  the  Society  of  Antiquaries  of  Scotland. 
1831.  (Soc.  of  antiq.  Scotl.  Arehaeol.  Scot. 
V.  3.) 

Society  of  arts.  Journal  of,  and  of  the 
institutions  in  union.  London,  1853-89.  36 
V.  8°.  —2784 

Mechanics'  institutions  and  the  Society  of 

arts.    11  pp.     [Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  26, 1857,  p.  323.) 

Society  of  arts,  manufactures,  and 
commerce.  Papers  on  manufactures. 
London,  1811-25.     8°.  —3735 


SOCIETY  OF  BIBL.  AECHAEOL. 


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Society    of    Biblical    archaeology. 

Proceedings,  1884-89.  V.  7-11.  London, 
1885-89.     5  V.  in  4,  8°-  —4266 

Publications.    London,  1881.    fo.     P. 28. 5 

Contents.    Bii'oli,  S.    Bronze  ornaments  of  the  pal- 
ace gate  of  Balawat,  pt.  4. 

Transactions.    London,  1872-87.    9  v.  8°. 

—4266 
Society  of  Dilettanti.    See   Dilettanti, 

Society  of. 
Society  of  Friends,  in  the  19  century. 

Hodgson.  W.    2  v.  —3275 

Society  tbe  redeemed  form  of  man. 

James,  H.  —4224 

Socin,  Adolf.    Der  kampf  des  niederdeut- 

schen   dlalektea    gegen    die    hoolideutsclie    schrltt- 

aprache.    32  pp.    (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1887, 

p.  703.) 

Socin,  Albert.     Die  dlwane  der  dichter  Na- 

blga,  'Urwa,  H&tlm,  'Alkama,  and  Tarazdak.  Mlt 
beitraegen  von  E.  Pryin  und  H.  Thorbecke.  49  pp. 
(Deutsch.  raorg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  31, 1877,  p.  667.) 

Sociuians.  Leslie,  O.  Socinian  contro- 
versy discussed.     1832.     (Theol.works,v.2.) 

Owen,  J.    Vindlciae  evangelicae  :  or,  the 

mystery  of  the  Gospel  vindicated,  and  So- 
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SozziNi,  F.     Opera    omnia.     1656,  2  v. 

{Biblioth.  fratr.  Polon.  v.  1,  2.) 

Dui-rien,  X.    Les  Socln  et  le  Socinianisme.    39  pp. 

{Rtv.  d.  deux  mrindes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  2,  p.  893.)— Puller,  A. 
Calvinlstic  and  Socinian  syatems  examined  and  com- 
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See  also  Arians. — Trinity. — tluitaj'ian  cliurcll- 

Socinus.    See  Sozzini. 
Sociology.    See  Social  science. 
Soconusco.    Bosquejo  historico  de  la  agre- 

gacion  a  Mexico  de  Chiapas  y  Soconusco, 

1821-31.     1877. 
Socorro  de  log  pobres.    31  pp.    Vives, 

J.  L.  ( Ohrai  escogidas  de  filosofos,  p.  261 :  Bibliot,  de 
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Socotra,  Island.  Balfour,  I.  B.  Botany 
of  Socotra.  1888.  (Royal  Soc.  Edin.  Trans. 
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Socrate  chrestien.    80  pp.    Balzac,  J.  L. 

Gr.,  Seigneur  de,  (Euvres,  v.  2,  p.  201. 

Socrates.    Circa  B.  C.  470-399.    Epistolae 

IGr.  et  Lai.}  27  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Ejiistol. 
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feruntur  epistolae,  p.  1.) — Fraginenla.  [Gr.]  2  pp. 
(Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  t.  2,  p.  609.)— Similitiiiliues 
Socrail  adaorlptae.  [Gr.etLat.]  17  pp.  (OrelU,  J.  K. 
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Bentley,  R.  Dissertation  upon  the  epis- 
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Cooper,  J.  G.    Life  of  Socrates.    1750. 

Eliot,   Sir   J.     Apology   for   Socrates. 

1881,  2  V. 

FouiLLfiE,  A.  J.  E.  Philosophie  de  So- 
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Grots,  G.  Plato,  and  the  other  com- 
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LuzAC,  J.     Lectiones  Atticae.     1809. 

Mendelssohn,    M.     Phaedon ;    or,    the 

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Nares,  E.  Essay  on  the  demon  of  divi- 
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Plato.  Apology  of  Socrates.  [O.]  With 

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iVo(e.— For  other  eda.  and  lor  the  trs.  see  Flato. 

Ribbing,    S.     Ueber    das    verhaeltniss 

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Wildauer,  T.     Psychologie  des  willens 

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Xenophon.    Memorabilia  ;  [Gr.]   chiefly 

from  the  text  of  Kuehner  :  with  notes  by  P. 
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iVb/e.— For  other  eda.  and  for  the  trs.  see  Xenophou. 

Zeller,   E.     Socrates  and  the  Socratic 

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crates sanctus  paederasta.  35  pp.  (Goettlngen,  K. 
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SOGENES 


tnrchug.  De  genlo  Sooratle.  [Gr.  et  Lai.}  30  pp. 
( Opera,  v.  3,  p.  604 :  Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.)—The  same 
in  EagUsVi.  46  pp.  (Morah,  ed.  by  W.  W.  Goodwin,  v.  2, 
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detence  ol  the  pamphlet  Intltled  Socrates  and  Jeaus 
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Jesus  compared.  40  pp.  {Works,  v.  17,  p.  400.)— 
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phllosophle  socratlque  au  IV  et  V  slides  avant  J.  0. 
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See  also  Dublin  TJnlv.  Mag.  v.  76,  1870,  pp.  110,  207; 
Loudon  Quart.  Rev.  v.  14,  1860,  p.  190;  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
88,  1861,  p.  41.     Also  Fliilosophy,  Ancient,  Greek. 

Socrates  [Seholastieus) .,  of  Constantinople. 
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Ecclesiastical  history:  comprising  a  his- 
tory of  the  church,  from  the  accession  of 
Constantine,  A.  D.  305,  to  the  38  year  of 
Theodosius  II,  including  a  period  of  140 
years.  Tr.  from  the  Greek :  with  soni»e  ac- 
count of  the  author,  and  notes  selected  from 
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Socrates,    of  Rhodes.     Fragmenta.     1   p. 

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Socrates  and  Timaiidra.    41pp.    D'Ur- 

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Soda.  Horsford,  E.  N.  On  some  of  the  re- 
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tassa.  7  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.  n.  s.  v. 
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Soda-water,  Fry,  F.  R.  Manufacture  of 
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Soddoma,  Giovanni  Antonio.     See  Razzi, 

G.  A.,  called  II  Soddoma. 
Soden,  Susannah.    Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

Susannah  Soden.    2  pp.    (In  her  Eng.  female  artists, 
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Soderiiii,  Giovanni  Vittorio.  1536-96.  Trat- 
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Sodom.  Bonner,  J.  The  Dead  sea,  S.,  and 
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See  also  Oontorrali. 

Sodomy.  Krueg,  J.  Perverted  sexual  in- 
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Sodor  and  Man,  Diocese  of.  Hahrison,W. 
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Soederholm,  Johann  Albert.  De  M.  An- 
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pKeteer,  v.  10, 1817,  p.  329.)— Brlet  bistory  ot  the  suc- 
cession of  tHe  cro'n'U  of  England.  18  pp.  {In 
Ms  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  649.) 

Maddock,  H.     Account  of  the  life  and 

writings  of  Lord  Somers.     1812. 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  John,  Lord  Somers. 

1716. 

Campliell,  J.,  Baron.    Life  ot  S.    149  pp.    (In  his 

Lives  of  the  Lord  Chancellors,  v.  6,  p.  54.) — JiorA 
Somers.  23  pp.  (Westm.  Bev.  v.  48,  1S48,  p.  600— 
Roscoe,  H.  Lord  Somers.  31  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of 
eminent  Brit,  lawyers,  p.  140:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyo.) 

Somers,  Robert.  The  Scotch  banks  and 
system  of  issue,  including  tr.  of  "Les 
banques  d'Ecosse,"  by  L.  Wolowski :  with 
notes,  remarks,  and  appendix.  Edinburgh, 
1873.     8°.  —1306 

The  Southern  states  since  the  war,  1870- 

71.     London,  1871.     8°.  2472 

Somers.    See  also  Sommers. — Summers. 

Somers,  Brig.  Mutiny  of  the  Somers.  47 
pp.  (iV.  Am.  Bsv.  V.  67, 1843,  p.  195.)— Recollections 
of  an  old  stager:  the  "Somers"  tragedy.  3  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  40, 1873,  p.  700.) 

Somers  islands.    See  Bermuda. 
Somerset,  2  Duke  of.    See  Seymour,  W. 
Somerset,  13  Duke  of.    See  St.  Maur,  E.  A. 
Somerset,  Earl  of.    See  Carr,  or  Carre,  R. 


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Somerset,  Charles  A.  Crazy  Jane  :  a  ro- 
mantic play.  57  pp.  (Cumlierland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  2.) 
— Day  after  tlie  fain  a  farce.  33  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  3.)— Female  Massaroni ;  or, 

the  fair  brigands:  an  operatic  drama.  40  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Minor  tlieat.  v.  13.]— Mistletoe  bough ; 
or,  young  Level's  bride:  a  legendary  drama.  36  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  12.)  —  The  Sea :  a 
nautical  drama.  42  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  J/inor  ^/iea£. 
T.  1.)— Shakspeare's  early  days :  a  historical  play. 
48  pp.  {Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  y,  28.)— Sylvana : 
an  opera.  44  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  3.) 
— Tivliis  of 'Warsaw !  a  melo-drama.  66  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  15.)— **  Yes  I"  an  operatic 
Interlude.  24  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  2.) 
— Zelina;  or,  the  triumph  of  the  Greeks,  drama.  27 
pp.    (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  15.) 

Somerset,  Edward,  3  Marquis  of  Worcester. 
1601-67.  Century  of  inventions,  written  in 
1655 ;  being  a  -verbatim  reprint  of  the  1  ed., 
pub.  in  1663.  With  an  introduction  and 
commentary  by  Henry  Dircks.  1865.  {With 
Dircks,  H.,  Life  .  .  .  of  the  3  Marquis  of 
Worcester.)  4873 

BiKCH,  T.    Inquiry  into  the  share,  which 

King  Charles  I  had  in  the  transactions  of 
the  Earl  of  Glamorgan,  afterwards  Marquis 
of  Worcester,  for  bringing  over  a  body  of 
Irish  rebels  in  the  years  1645  and  1646.     1756. 

Dircks,   H.     Life,  times,   and  scientific 

labours  of  the  3  Marquis  of  Worcester. 
1865. 

Somerset,  Henry  Charles  Fitzroy,  8  Duke 
of  Beaufort.  1834—.  Driving.  With  con- 
tributions by  other  authorities.  London. 
1889.  13°.  (Somerset,  H.  C.  F.,  8  Duke  of 
Beaufort,  and  Watson,  A.  E.  T.,  Badminton 
Libr.)  —1797 

and  Morris,  Mowbray.   Hunting.   3  ed. 

London,  1886.  13°.  (Somerset,  H.  C.  F., 
8  Duke  of  Beaufort,  and  Watson,  A.  E.  T., 
Badminton  lAhr.)  — 1797 

and  Watson,  Alfred  E.  T.  [Eds.)  Bad- 
minton Library  of  sports  and  pastimes. 
London,  1886-89.     11  v.  13°.  —1797 

Contents.  De-Grey,  T.,  6  Baron  Walsingham,  and 
Payne-Gallwey,  Sir  B.  W.  Shooting,  2  v. :  Field  and 
covert;  Moor  and  marsh.— HoTPrard,  H.  C,  18  Earl  of 
Suffolk,  and  others.  Racing  and  steeple-chasing, — 
Keppel,  W.  C,  Viscount  Bury,  and  HllUer,  G.  L.  Cyc- 
ling  Pennell,  H.  C.    Fishing,  2  T. ;  Pilie  and  other 

coarse  flsh;  Salmon  and  trout Pollock,  W.  H.,  and 

others.  Fencing,  boxing,  wrestling. — Somerset,  H. 
O.  ¥.,  8  Duke  of  Beaufort.  Driving.- Somerset,  H.  C.  F., 
8  Duke  of  Beaufort,  and  Morris,  M.    Hunting.- Steel, 

A.  G.,  and  Lyttleton,  E.  H.    Crloliet.- "Woodgate,  W. 

B.  Boating. 

Somerset,  James  Henry  Fitzroy,  1  Baron 
Eaglan.  Kinglake,  A.  W.  Invasion  of  the 
Crimea ;  its  origin,  and  an  account  of  its 
progress  down  to  the  death  of  Lord  Eaglan. 
1863-87,  8  V. 

Anecdotes  of  Lord  Raglan.    3  pp.    {Harper's 

Mag.  V.  14,  1857,  p.  631.)  — tord  Raglan.  35  pp. 
{Quart.  Rev.  v.  101, 181)7,  p.  168.)— Martlnean,  H.  Lord 
Raglan.    6  pp.    (ire  AerBlog.  sketches,  p.  193.) 

See  also  Crimean  tvar. 

Somerset,  County,  Pa.  Platt,  F.,  and 
Platt,  W.  G.  Report  of  progress  in  the 
Cambria  and  Somerset  district,  1875-76. 
1877,  3  V.     (Pa.  3  geol.  surv.  H.  H.,  H.  H.  H.) 

Somerset  family  and  the  siege  of  Ragland 

castle.     16  pp.     {Fraxer's  Mag.  v.  36, 1847,  p.  605.) 

Somerset  house.  Brewer,  J.  R.  Descrip- 
tive and  historical  account  of  Somerset  house.  22  pp. 
(In  Ms  rescript,  and  hist,  account  of  various  palaces.) 

Somersetshire,  England.  Bogee,  Mrs.  E. 
Myths,  scenes,  and  worthies  of  Somei'set. 
1887. 


Elwoethy,  F.  T.  Dialect  of  west  Somer- 
set.   1875.    {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  No.  7. ) 

Outline  of  the  grammar  of  the  dialect 

of  west  Somerset.  1877.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc. 
No.  19.)  . 

Jennings,  J.  Dialect  of  the  west  of  Eng- 
land ;  particularly  Somersetshire.     1869. 

Kelly,    E.    B.      County    topographies. 

Somersetshire.     1875. 

Murray,  J.  {Pub.)  Handbook  for  trav- 
ellers in  Wiltshire,  Dorsetshire,  and  Somer- 
setshire.    1869. 

Oliver,  G.    Collections,  illustrating  the 

history  of  the  Catholic  religion  in  the  coun- 
ties of  Cornwall,  Devon,  Dorset,  Somerset, 
Wilts,  and  Gloucester.    1857. 

Phillips,  J.    Figures  and  descriptions 

of  the  palaeozoic  fossils  of  Cornwall,  Devon, 
and  west  Somerset.     1841. 

Freeman,  E.  A.    The  shire  and  the  g&.    17  pp. 

■    {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  41,  1880,  p.  452.)— Harford,  C.  J. 

Account  of  antiquities  found  In  S.  4  pp.  6  pi.  (Archae- 
ologia,  V.  14,  1803,  p.  90.)— Levlen,  E.  On  the  early 
religious  houses  of  S.  11  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  V.  31,  1876,  p.  24.)— Pettigrew,  T.  J.  On  the 
antiquities  of  S.  21  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ. 
V.  12, 1856,  p.  291.)— Planch£,  J.  E.  On  the  Earls  and 
Dukes  of  S.  17  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Jom™. 
V.  12, 1866,  p.  312.)— Scartb,  H.  M.  On  the  Roman  oc- 
cupation of  . .  .  the  county  of  Somerset.  16  pp.  {Ar- 
chaeol. Journ.  V.  36,  1879,  p.  321.)— Somersetshire: 
past  and  present.  47  pp.  (Lffndtm  Quart.  Bev.  t.  37, 
1872,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Bath.— Bristol. 

Somersworth,  N.  H.    First  settlers  of  S. 

1  p.     (N.  H.  Hlat.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 1832,  p.  39.) 

Somerville,   John,    15   Baron   Som^rville. 

Scott,  Sir  Vf.  John,  Lord  Somerville.  13  pp.  {Miscel. 
works,  V.  4,  p.  309.) 

SomerTille,  Martha  {Ed.)  Personal  recol- 
lections ...  of  Mary  Somerville.  See  Somer- 
ville, Mrs.  M.  F. 

Somerville,  Mrs.  Mary  Fairfax.  1780-1873. 
Mechanism  of  the  heavens.  London,  1831. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  55,  1833,  p.  1; 
Quart.  Rev.  \.  4:1,  1832,  p.  537.)  —3405 

On  molecular  and  microscopic  science. 

London,  1869.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  130,  1869,  p.  137.)  —1677 

Personal  recollections,  from  early  life  to 

old  age.  With  selections  from  her  corres- 
pondence, by  her  daughter,  Martha  Somer- 
ville.   3  thousand.    London,  1873.    8°.    4876 

- —  Physical  geography.  6  ed.,  thoroughly 
revised  by  H.  W.  Bates.  London,  1870.  13°. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  73,  1851,  p.  386 ; 
N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  9,  1848,  p.  141.)  1458 

[Extract]  from  the  treatise  on  the  Connexion  of 

the  physical  sciences.  64  pp.  ( With  Davenport, 
T.,  History  of  Us  invention,  p.  41 :  Bound pamph.  v.  229.) 

Connexion  of  the  physical  sciences.    30  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  16, 1834,  p.  428;  Miin.  Bev. 
v.  69,  1834,  p.  164;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  61,  1834,  p.  64.)— 
I<overlng,  J.  SomervlUe's  Physical  geography.  18 
pp.     (  Chr.  firam.  v.  46,  1849,  p.  68.) 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    Mrs.  Mary  Somerville.    9  pp. 

{Cel.  Englishwomen  of  the  Victorian  era,  V.  2,  p.  1.)  — 
Mitchell,  M.  Mary  Somerville.  4  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  668.)_Parton,  J.  Mrs.  Somer- 
ville. 13  pp.  {Noted  women  of  Europe  and  Amtrica,  p. 
363.)— Renmont,  A.  von.  Mary  Somerville.  77  pp. 
{Kleine  hist,  schriften,  p.  459.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev,  v.  136, 1874,  p.  74;  Southern  Rev. 
V.  16,  1874,  p.  415. 

Somerville,  Thomas,  D.  D.  1741-1830. 
History  of  Great  Britain  during  the  reign  of 
Queen  Anne.  With  a  dissertation  concern- 
ing the  danger  of  the  Protestant  succession ; 
and  an  appendix.    London,  1798.    4°.     1563 


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History  of  political  transactions,  and  of 

parties,  from  the  restoration  of  King  Charles 
II  to  the  death  of  King  William.  London, 
1793.    4°.  1563 

Another  mlnlgtei-'s  autobiography,    19  pp. 

(Slaokmood's  Mag.  v.  90, 1861,  p.  240.) 

Somet'Tille,  William.  1693-1743.  Poetical 
works,  and  life  of.  Edinburgh,  1794.  8°. 
(Anderson,  E.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  8.)  1363 

Address    to  his  elhovr-chair,  new  cloathed. 

2  pp.  (Rltson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  2,  p.  256.)— Bacchus 
triumphant.  1  pp.  (Campl)ell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  9, 
p.  97.)— The  Chase.  64  pp.  {With  A.aaiaon,  3.,  Poet, 
works,  ed.  Rev.  G.  OHfillan,  p.  323;  andr  Alkln,  J.,  Brit, 
poetsi  V.  1,  p.  328.)— Poems  and  life  of.  94  pp. 
(ClialmerB,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  11,  p.  147.) 

Anderson,  R.    Lite  ot  3.    5  pp.    (/n  Ms  Brit,  poets, 

V.  8,  p.  447.)— Johnson,  8.  Lite  ot  8.  3  pp.  {Works, 
V.  8,  p.  93 :  Ohalmeis,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  11,  p.  149.) 

SomerTille,  William  Clarke.  1790-1836. 
Letters  from  Paris,  on  the  causes  and  con- 
sequences of  the  French  revolution.  Balti- 
more, 1833.     8°.  1674 

SomerTille    family.      Memorie   of   the 

Somervilles.    5  pp»    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1, 1817,  p.  162.) 

Something  about  a  murder,  founded 

on  tact.    7  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  41, 1860,  p.  690.) 

Sometbing  between  showers.    14  pp. 

(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  32, 1846,  p.  127.) 

Sommariva,  Giorgio.    Neri,  A.    Un  opus- 

colo  ignoto  dl  S.  10  pp.  (.Propugnatore,  tt.  10,  pt.l,  1ST!, 
p.  183.) 

Somme  th^ologique.  Thomas  Aquinas, 
St.     16  V.  —3356 

Sommeil  au  point  de  vue  physiologique  et 
psychologique.    Lemoine,  J.  F.  A.       — 1688 

Sommeil  et  des  etats  analogues.  Liebeault, 
A.  A.  —1687 

Sommer,  Emil.    Faust  als  volksschauspiel. 

8  pp.    (Schelble,  J.,  Kloster,v.  6,  Id.  p.  739.) 

Sommer,  Emil  Friedrich.  De  Theophili 
cum  diabolo  foedere.  Dissertatio  quam  auc- 
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Sommer,  Hugo.    Bie  positive  philosophie 

August  Comte's.  48  pp.  (Samml.  wissens:  vorlrg.  T.  W, 
1885,  p.  889.) 

Sommerbrodt,  Julius  Wilhelm  Ewald  {Ed.) 

1813—.    Scaenica.    Berolini,  1876.    8°.     3323 

Sommerfaeden,  gedicht.    11  pp.    Spiel- 

liagen,  F.    {Deutsch.  mndschau,  v.  4, 1876,  p.  289.) 

Sommermaetarchen.    56  pp.    Wieland, 

C.  M.,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  21,  p.  243. 

Sommers,  Sir  George.  Jourdain,  S.  Dis- 
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Newport.    8  pp.    (Hakluyt,  K.,  Toj/ajres,  v.  6,  p.  651.) 

Sommers.    See  also  Somers.— Summers. 
Sommertagebuch  des  weiland  Dr.  gas- 
trosoph.  Jeremia  Sauerampfer.    Scherr,  J. 

5846 
Sommeroire, iVawce.    Pinard,T.    L'eglise 

Notre-Dame  de  S.    6  pp.    (Bev.  arohiol.  1849,  p.  442.) 
Sommier,   Antoine.     1835—.     Histoire  de 

la  revolution  dans  le  Jura.    Paris,  1846.    8°. 

4695 
Sommier,  Jean  Claude,  Ahp.  of  Caesarea. 

1661-1737.  Traotatus  analytious  de  praeemlnentla  et 
auotoritate  sanotae  sedis  brevlter  oompleotens  hls- 
toriam  dogmatloam  ejusdem  sanctae  sedia  a  funda- 
tlone  usque  ad  pontlfloatura  Sanotl  Leonis  Magnl.  17 
'  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  127,  p.  937.) 
Nlceron,  3.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  41. 

Somnambule,  The.    7  pp.    {Harper's  Mag. 

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jSomnambulism.  Bertrand,  A.  J.  F. 
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DiDlEH,  A.     Animal  magnetism  and  som- 
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Delondre,  A.     Somnarabulisrae  nature!  et  artl- 

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{Blacliwood's  Mag.  v.  2, 1818,  p.  437.)— Levallols,  J.  In 
Ms  Philosophie  experlmentale  et  la  pereonnalitS  hu- 
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lieveque,  C.  Du  sommell  et  du  somnambullBme. 
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Maine  de  Blrau,  M.  F.  P.  G.  Nouvelles  considera- 
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See  also  Harper's  Mag.  v.  3, 1851,  p.  196.  Also  Dreams. 
— Sleep. 

Somnath,  India.    Bird,  J.    Account  of  the 

temple  o£  8.  8  pp.  (Royal  Aslat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Joum. 
V.  2, 1848,  p.  13.)— Burnes,  A.  Account  ot  the  remains 
of  the  celebrated  temple  at  Pattan  Somnath.  4  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soo.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  104.)— 
Forbes,  A.  K.  Puttun  Somnath.  16  pp.  (Royal  Aslat. 
800.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  8,  1872,  p.  49.)— Pogtans,  T. 
Few  observations  on  the  temple  ot  8.  4  pp.  (Royal 
Asiat.  800.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  t.  8, 1846,  p.  172.) 

Somner,  William.  1606-69.  Dictionarium 
Saxonico  -  Latino  -  Anglicum.  Accesserunt 
iElfrici  abbatis  grammatica  Latino -Saxo- 
nica,  cum  glossario  suo  ejusdem  generis. 
Oxonii,  1608.     fo.  R.13 

Somoza,  Jose.    1781-1853.    Poesias.    39  pp. 

(Cueto,  L,  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3,  p.  451:  Bib- 
liot.  de  autor.  65^ an.)  ^ 

Son  of  Croesus.   19  pp.  M.orris^'W., Earthly 

paradise,  v.  2,  p.  188. 

Son  of  tbe  soil.    Oliphant,  Mrs.  M.  O.  W. 

{Mrs.  Margaret  Maitland,psewd.)     {Maemil- 

lan's  Mag.  v.  9-11,  1864-65.) 
Sonatas.    See  Music.  Musical  compositions. 
Song  against  the  King  of  Almaigne. 

(Early  English  poem.)  3  pp.  (Maetzner,  E.  A.  F.,  ^i(- 
engl.  spracTiproben,  v.  1,  pt.  1,  p.  152.) 

Song  of  Greece.    3  pp.    {Eraser's  Mag. 

V.  4,  1831,  p.  274.) 

Song  of  Hiawatha.    Longfellow,  H.  W. 

1355 
Song  of  Roland.    Theroulde.      1316,1327 
Song  of  Solomon.    See  Bible,  Old  Testa- 
ment, Song  of  Solomon. 
Song  of  theChonan.  4  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  3, 1834,  p.  10.) 

Song  of  the  Cid.  4  pp.   {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  85,  1875,  p.  121.) 

Song  of  the  earth.    14  pp.    Boker,  G.  H., 

Plays  and  poems,  v.  2,  p.  278. 

Song  of  the  famine.  3  pp.   {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  30, 1S47,  p.  102.) 

Song  of  the  shirt.  4  pp.  Hood,T.,TForA;s, 

V.  6,  p.  308. 

Song  of  the  three  children  paraphras'd. 

73  pp.    Chudlelgh,  Lady  M.,  Poems,  p.  127. 
Song  writing.  Essays  on.     Aikin,  J.      1334 
Songe  de  Vaux,  Fragments  du.     67  pp. 

La  Fontaine,  J.  de,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  5,  p.  313, 

Songes  d'un  hermitc.  158  pp.    (Gamier, 

C.  G.  T.,  Voyages  imag.  v.  31,  p.  247.) 

Songs.  See  Ballads  and  songs.  Also  Amer- 
ican, English,  French,  German,  etc.,  ballads 
and  songs.  Also  Music,  Musical  compositions. 
Ballads  and  songs. 

Songs  and  occasional  poems.    45  pp. 

Hottman,  0.  F.,  Poems,  p.  179. 


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SONNETS 


$$ongs  before  sunrise.   Swinburne,  A.  0. 

1334 
Songs  by  the  way.  Doane,  G.  W.,  Bp.  of 
New  Jersey.  1354 

Songs  in  many  keys.    Holmes,  O.  W. 

1334 
Songs  of  Britain.    Morris,  L.  1388 

Songs  of  Greece.  Fauriel,  C.  C.  {Ed.)  1334 
Songs  of  insurrection.    7  pp.  Whitman, 

W.    In  his  Leaves  of  grass,  p.  363. 

Songs  of  Italy.  Miller,  C.  H.,  called  Joa- 
quin. 1334 
Songs  of  Killarney.  Graves,  A.  P.  1338 
Songs  of  labor.  Whittier,  J.  G.  1355 
Songs  of  many  seasons.    Holmes,  O.  W. 

1334 
Songs  of  parting.    13  pp.    Whitman,  W. 

In  his  Leaves  of  grass,  p.  373. 

Songs  of  religion  and  life.    Blackie,  J. 

S.  1336 

Songs  of  Scotland.  Cunningham,  A.   4  v. 

1335 
Songs  of  Sion.    Loe,  W.     (Fuller  worthies^ 

libr.)  3126 

Songs  of  summer.  Stoddard,  R.  H.  1355 
Songs  of  the  affections.  78  pp.  Hemans, 

ilrs.  F.  D.,  Works,  v.  6,  p.  1. 

Songs  of  the  Cavaliers  and  Roundheads, 
Jacobite  ballads,  etc.     Thornbury,  G.  W. 

1337 
Songs  of  the  Cid.    13  pp.    Hemans,  Mrs. 

F.  D.,  Works,  V.  6,  p.  111. 

Songs  of  the  mountains.  [Greek.']  Cart- 
wright,  (— )  (J.  D.  Loverdos).  2386 

Songs  of  the  Russian  people.  Ralston, 
W.  R.  S.  1333 

Songs  of  the  Sierras.  Miller,  C.  B..,  called 
Joaquin.  1334 

Songs  of  the  soldiers.    Moore,  F.  {Ed.) 

1348 

Songs  of  the  springtides.  Swinburne, 
A.  C.  1337 

Songs  of  the  true  blue.    3  pp.    [Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  12,  183B,  pp.  232,  263,  561.) 

Songs  of  two  nations.    Swinburne,  A.  C. 

1356 
Songs  of  Zion.    98  pp.    Montgomery,  J., 

Foel.  works,  v.  2,  p.  245. 

Songs  unsung.    Morris,  L.  1808 

Songstresses  of  Scotland.    Keddie,  H. 

(Sarah  Tytler,  pseud.),  and  Watson,  J.  L. 

2  V.  3826 

Sonnatins,  St.,  Abp.  of  Bheims.     7  cent. 

Statuta.    2  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  80, 
p.  U3.) 

Sonne  und  ihre  beziehung  zum  leben. 

102  pp.    Bueohner,  F.  K.  C.  L.,  Licht  und  leben,  p.  1. 
Sonneck,  Von.    See  Sunecke,  Von. 
Sonnenburg,  Friedrich  von.   See  Friedrich 

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Sonnenfeld.    Chartarium  coenobii  Sonne- 

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Sonnenschein,  E.  A.  {Ed. )  Plautine  emen- 
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SonnenscheiUjWilliam  Swan.  Best  books; 
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Boccaccio,  G.    Rime.    1834.    {Opere  vol- 

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iVoie.— For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

Camoens,  L.  de.     Seventy  sonnets.    1881. 

Note. — For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

Constable,    H.       Spirituall    sonnettes. 

[Repr.]  1815.     (Park,  T.,  Eeliconia,  v.  3.) 

Ebswoeth,  J.W.  (-Ed.)    Choyce  drollery, 

songs  and  sonnets.     1876. 

Houssate,  a.    Les  cent  et  un  sonnets. 

1875. 

Howard,  H.,  Earl  of  Surrey.     Songes 

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1870;  Collier,  J.  P.,  Reprints,  1866.) 

Note.—¥ov  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

Hunt,  J.  H.  L.,  and  Lee,  S.  A.  {Eds.) 

Book  of  the  sonnet.     1867,  2  v. 

Jackson,  Mrs.  H.  M.    Sonnets  and  lyrics. 


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Percy,  W.     Sonnets.     1594;  repr.   1877. 

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Redi,   F.     Sonetti.     1809,   2   v.     {Opere, 

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Rossetti,  D.  G.,  or  G.  C.  D.     Ballads  and 

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Shakespeare, W.   Sonnets,  and  a  Lover's 

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iVb^e.— For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

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Alblzzt,  N.  degU.    Prolonged  sonnet.    1  p.    (Eos- 

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1  p.  (Eossettl,  D.  G.,  Danle  and  his  circle,  p.  238.)— 
Bardi,  L.  P.  de'.  Sonnet.  1  p.  (Eossettl,  D.  G., 
Dante  and  his  circle,  p.  415.)— Blackie,  J.  S.  Three 
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SOODAN 


pp.  (Bime,  v.  2,  p.  171.)— Cino  da  Pistoia,  G.  de'  8. 
Sonnets.  15  pp.  (Roasettl,  D.  Q.,  Dante  and  Ids  circle, 
p.183.)— Dante  Allghierl.  Sonettl  e  canzone.  2  pp. 
(GUronl,  E.,  RaccoUa  di  lirici,  p.  2.)— Sonueta.  21  pp. 
(Bosaettl,  D.  Q.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  110.)— Dante  da 
Maicmo.  Sonnets.  6  pp.  (Rossettl,  D.G.,  Dan(«  and  Ms 
circle,  p.  193.)— Sonnets,  devotional  and  memorial. 
3  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  36,  1834,  p.  799.)— Dobell, 
S.  T.  Sonnets  on  the  war.  (The  Crimean  struggle.) 
21pp.  (Poe«.Miorfcs,v.l,  p.223.)— Donatl,F.  Sonnets. 
8  pp.  (Boasettl,  D.  G.,  Daate  and  Ms  circle,  p.  241.) — 
Einzlo,  King  of  Sardinia.  Sonnet.  1  p.  (Bossettl,  D. 
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— Frescobaldl,  D.  Sonnets.  2  pp.  (Eoaaettl,  D.  G., 
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Cause-way.  2  pp.  (Biacfecood's  J/aj;.  y.29, 1831,  p.  342.) 
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(Roasettl,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circlCi  p.  290.)— Gulttone 
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arid  /its  circie,  p.  340.)— Sonnets  from  the  Italian.  3  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  26, 1829,  p.  829.)— Jacopo  da  Len- 
tino.  Sonnets.  3  pp.  (Eossetti,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms 
circle,  p.  308.) — Xjodovico  delta  Vernaccia.  Sonnet. 
1  p.  (Eossetti,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  283.) — £iope 
de  Vega  Carjiio,  P.  Sonetos.  25  pp.  ( Obras  no  dra- 
mat.  p.  372 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan,) — Loivell,  J.  E. 
Sonnets.  2  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  10, 1842,  p.  479.)- Maso- 
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[Fortn.  Rev.  n.  S.  v.  1,  1867,  p.  696;  v.  7,  1870,  p.  432.)— 
mtgliore.  Maestro,  da  Fiorcma.  Sonnet.  1  p.  (Eos- 
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^Sonnet  sur  la  mort  de  J6sus-Ghrist,  tr.  par  Mad.  de 
Stael.  1  p.  (Staai-Holatein,  A.  L.  G.  N.,  Baronne  de, 
(Emres,  v.  17,  p.  421.)— Montecantl,  G.  dl.  Sonnet. 
1  p.  (Eossetti,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  299.)— 
Oneato  di  Boncima.  Sonnets.  2  pp.  (Eossetti,  D.  G., 
iJanle  unii  Mscircie,  p.361.)— Orlandl,  G.  Sonnet.  1  p. 
(Eossetti,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  136.) — P.,  V. 
A  Persian  sonnet.  3  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum. 
V.  11,1815,  p.  49.)— Pace,  Scr.  Sonnet.  1  p.  (Eossetti, 
D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  416.) — Pucciarellp  di 
Fiorenza.  Sonnet.  1  p.  (Eossetti,. D.  G.,  i?anie  and  Ais 
circie,  p.  410.)— Q,ulrlno,  G.  Sonnet.  1  p.  (Eossetti, 
D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  239.)— Ricco,  M.  di.  Son- 
net. 1  p.  (Eossetti,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  329.) 
— Roscoe,  W.  C.  Sonnets.  25  pp.  (Poems  and  essays, 
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Rnstico  dlFllippo.  Sonnets.  3  pp.  (Bossettl, D. 
G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  407.)— Sant'  Angelo,  B.  di. 
Sonnet.  1  p.  (Eossetti,  D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  341.) 
—Sonnet  on  Shelley.  1  p.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6, 
1836,  p.  224.)  —  Sonnets  hy  the  Sketcher.  16  pp. 
{Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  37,  1835,  p.  739;  V.  39, 1836,  p.  772.) 
— Soniiet :  -vrritten  tn  a  cliurcli-yard.  1  p. 
{Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  11,  1822,  p.  183.)  —  Sonnets  from 
Spain.  l,p.  (DjlSZtn  I7niM.  itfajr.  V.  25,  1845,  p.  732.)— 
Terino  da  Castel  Fiorentino.  Sonnet.  1  p.  (Eossetti, 
D.  G.,  Dante  and  Ms  circle,  p.  363.)— Turner,  0.  T. 
Four  sonnets.  2  pp.  (^acmiZian'sJfa^r.  v.  2,1860,  p.  98.) 
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— Moir,  D.  M Montgomery,  J.— Motherw^ell,  W. 

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(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1873,  p.  133.) 

Sons  of  liiberty  in  1755.  15  pp.  Trum- 
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Sons  of  Wew  Hampskire.  See  Felton, 
A.  0. 

Sons  of  the  sires ;  a  history  of  the  rise, 
progress,  and  destiny  of  the  American  party, 
...  to  which  is  added  a  review  of  the  letter 
of  the  Hon.  Henry  A.  Wise,  against  the 
Know-Nothings.  By  an  American.  Phila. 
1855.     12°.  —1847 

Sons  of  Usnacli.    69  pp.    De  Vere,  A.  T., 

Foray  of  Queen  Meave,  p.  1. 

Sontag,  Henriette.     See  Rossi,  H.  S.,  Con- 

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Sonthelmer's  uebersetzung  des  Ibn-al-Bait4r.  18  pp. 
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SoodajGi.-  See  Soudan. 


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Sooloo  islands.     Guillemard,  F.   H.  H. 

Sulu  Islands.  82  pp.  [In  Ids  Cruise  of  the  Marcbesa, 
V.  2,  p.  1.)  —  Roiidot,  M.  Monnales  ou  moyens 
d'fioliange  en  usage  dans  I'arohipel  de  Soulou.  9  pp. 
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Sopater,  of  Apamea.  Amipeai^  t^riTrniaruv. 
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'YTTo^j'ijjLia  eis  Ti]v  'Epjwoyei'Oi;?  TexvQV.     211  pp.     (Walz, 

C,  Bhetores  Gr.  v.  5,  p.  I.) 

Eif  OTaaiLQ  Tov  'Ep/i6j£vov;.      See  Syrianus, 

Sopater,  of  Apamea,  and  Marcellinus. 

Sopewell  Priory.    Sadler,  A.    On  S.    12 

pp.    (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  26, 1870,  p.  132.) 

Sophaenetus,  of  Stymphalus.    B.  C.  4  cent. 

Pragmenta.  2  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bibliolh.  gr.  Fragm. 
hist.  Gr.  V.  2,  p.  74.) 

Sophia,  Electress  of  Hannover.  1630-1714. 
Briefwechsel,  mit  ihrem  bruder,  dem  Kur- 
fuersten  Karl  Ludwig  von  der  Pfalz,  und 
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Pfalzgraefin  Anna,  herausg.  von  Eduard 
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Koecher.  Leipzig,  1879.  8°.  (Pub.  aus  d. 
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Blaze  de  Bury,  A.  H.  B.    Le  dernier  desEoenigs- 

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SophianilS,  Nicolaus.  Legrand,  E.  Nicolas 
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Sophilns,  of  Sicyon.    B.  C.  4  cent.    Frag- 

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Sophismes^conomiqucs.  2  v.  Bastiat, 
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Sophisms  of  free-trade.  Byles,  Sir  J.  B. 

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Sophisms  of  protection.    Bastiat,  F. 

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Sophistes.    See  Plato. 

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Sophocles.  B.C.  495-406.  Tragoediae  VII, 
ad  optimorum  librorum  recensuit  etbrevibus 
notis  instruxit  I.  G.  A.  Erfurdt.  Ed.  nova  ; 
cum  amnotationibus  et  indicibus  Godofredi 
Hermanni .  . .    Londini,  1827.    3  v.  8°.    3284 

Contents.  Atas,  v.  1. — ^Avrtyovr},  V.  1 — 'HAcKTpa,  V.  1. 
— OiSiVov?  em  KoKbivM,  V.  2 — OiSiirov?  Tvpavvoq,  V.  1. — 
ti^oKTiJTijs,  V.  2.— Schneider,  T.  K.  W.  De  dlaleoto 
traglcorum  Graecorum,  v.  1. — Seidler,  A.  Dlssertatlo 
de  tempore  quo  prlmura  acta  est  Antigona,  v.  1. — 

TpaxiVioii,  T.  2 Wunder,  E.    Conspectus  metrornm 

quibus  Sophocles  In  VII  quas  habemas  tragoediis 
usus  est,  V.  1. 

Tragoediae.       Ad   optimorum  librorum 

fidem  recensuit  et  brevibus  notis  instruxit 
C.  G.  A.  Erfurdt.  Cum  annotationibus  G. 
Hermanni.  [Cfr.]  Lipsiae,  1830-66.  7  v. 
12°.  3287 

Contents.  Ajaz,  ed.  IV,  v.  3.— Antigona,  ed.  Ill,  v. 
1.— Electra,  ed.  II,  t.  4 — (Bdipus  Coloneug,  ed. 
II,v.  7.— tEdiptis  rex,  ed.  Ill,  v.  2.— Fhllocteteg, 
ed.  Ill,  V.  6 Trachlniae,  ed.  Ill,  v.  5. 

iVb^c— Each  play  has  a  separate  t.  p. 

Tragoediae,   recensuit  et  explanavit  E. 

Wunder.  [Gr.}  Lipsiae,  1850-80.  7  pts. 
in  2  V.  8°.  3381 

Contents.  Ajax,  ed.  Ill,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Antigona,  ed. 
IV  quam  curavlt  N.  Weckleln,  v.  1,  pt.  4.— Xllectra, 
ed.  Ill,  V.  2,  pt.  1.— CEdipns  Coloneug,  ed.  IV  plu- 
rlmls  lools  emendata,  y.  1,  pt.  2.— OBdlpug  rex,  ed. 
IV  quam  curavlt  N.  Weckleln,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Phlloc- 

tetes,  ed.  IV  quam  curavlt  N.  Weckleln,  v.  1,  pt.  1 

Trachlniae,  ed.  II,  v.  2,  pt.  3. 

Note.— Each  play  has  a  separate  t.  p. 

Tragoediae  ed.  Theodore  Bergk.     lOr.] 

Lipsiae,  1858.    p.  8°.  3287 

Contents.  Alas. — 'A-vriyovnt. — Bergk,  T.  Adnotatlo 
critica;  Commentatlo  de  vita  Sophoclls. — 'HAewTpa. — 
OiStTTOVs  €irl  Ko^itivu. — OiStVoi/s  Tvpavvos. — *iAokt^tt)s. — 
TfMX^viaL. 

Tragoedia  VII  et  perditarum  fragmenta, 

ex  nova  recensione  G.  Dindorfii.  Transla- 
tionem  Latinam  Brunckii  ref ormavit  L.  Ben- 
loew,  fragmenta  .  .  .  disposuit  et  explicuit 
E.  A.  I.  Ahrens.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis, 
1864.   r.  8°.    [Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.gr.)  3264 

Contents.  Ajax.— Antigone.— Klectra. — Frag- 
menta.—  CBdipug  Coloneus.  —  CEdipug  rex. — 
Philoctetes. — Trachlniae. 

Tragoediae  superstites  recensuit  et  brevi 

annotatione  instruxit  Gulielmus  Linwood. 
Ed.  IV.     [Gr.]    Londini,  1877.     8°.         3284 

Contents.  Ala?.  — 'AvTiyovij.  — 'HAeKrpa.  —  OiStlTOVS  cttI 
KoAui'b) — OtSiVovs  Tvpavi'os. — ^iXokt^ttjs. — TpaxivLaL. 

[Plays  and  fragments.]   Ed.  with  English 

notes  and  introductions  by  Lewis  CampbeU. 
2  ed.,  revised.  [Gr.}  Oxford,  1879-81.  2  v. 
8°.     (Clarendon Press  S.)  3284 

Contents.  Ajax,  v.  2.— Antigone,  v.  1, — Camp- 
hell,  L.  Introductory  essay  on  the  language  of  8.  v. 
1.— Electra,  v.  2.  —  Fragments,  v.  2.— CBdipng 
Coloneug,  V.  1.  —  CEdlpua  Tyrannug,  v.  1.  — 
Fhllocteteg,  v.  2 Trachlniae,  v.  2. 

[Tragoediae.]    Erlaert  von  F.  W.  Schnei- 

dewin.  Baende  1,  3,  4,  6, 7:  8  aufl.,  band  3 : 
7  aufl.,  band  5  :  5  aufl.  besorgt  von  August 
Nauck.  [O.]  Berlin,  1880-82.  7  v.  in  3, 
8°.  3287 

Contents.    Alas,  v.  1.— Antigone,  v.  4 Elektra, 

V.  5.— CEdipug  auf  Kolonog,  v.  3.— Oidipus  Ty- 
rannog,  v.  2.— Phllokteteg,  v.  7.— Trachlulerln- 
nen,  v.  6. 

Note. — Each  play  has  a  separate  t.  p. 

Tragoediae.     Ex  recensione  Frederici  A. 

Paley.  [Gr.]  Cantabrigiae,  1882.  16°.  (Cam- 
bridge Gr.  and  Lat.  tc-cts.)  8287 

Contents.  Ajax.— Aintigone.— Electra.— CEdl- 
pns  Coloneng.— CEdipug  Tyrannug.— Phlloc- 
teteg.— Trachlniae. 

Tragedies.    Tr.   into  English  verse,  by 

Thomas  Dale.    London,  1824.    3  v.  8°.    3343 


SOPHOCLES 


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Contents.  AJax.v.  2 — Antigone,  v.  1.— Blcctra, 
V.  3.— CKdlpns  at  Colonos,  v.  1.— CEdipug  Ty- 
rannus,  T.  1.— Phllooteteg,  T.  2 TraGl>lnlae,T.  2. 

(Rev.  of  In  Quart.' Rev.  v.  31, 182B,  p.  198.) 

Tragedies ;  in  English  prose.  The  Oxford 

tr.  New  ed.,  revised  according  to  the  text 
of  Dindorf.  London,  1863.  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.)  3344 

Contents.  AJax. —  Antigone.  —  Buckley,  T.  A. 
Introduction.  —  Klectrn. —  (Ejdlpus  Coloneus.— 
(Edlpua  Tyrannus.-PIilIocteteg.-Traclilulae. 

Tragedies.  Anewtr.,  with  a  biographical 

essay  and  an  appendix  of  rhymed  choral 
odes  and  lyrical  dialogues.  By  B.  H.  Plump- 
tre.    London,  1877.     12°.  3846 

Contents.  Aias.—  Antigone. —  Klectra, —  Frag- 
ments.—Maidens  of  Trachls.— (Kdlpus  at  Co- 
lonos. —  CEidlpus  the  king.  —  FUlIocteteg.  — 
Plnmptre,  E.  H.  Life  and  writings  of  SophocleB,— 
Table  of  flrsefe  proper  names  differing  from  those  In 
common  use. 

[Tragedies.]     Tr.  into  English  verse  by 

Robert  Whitelaw.    London,  1883.    12°.    3343 

Contents.  A  jax. —  Antigone. —  Xjlectra.—  CEIdi- 
pns  at  Colonug.— CEidlpus  the  king.— Phlloc- 
tetes. — Trachinlae. 

Tragedies.   Paris,  1820-21.   3  v.  8°.    (Bru- 

moy,  P.,  Thiat.  des  Grecs,  v.  3,  4,  5.)       3345 

Contents.    Ajax  farleux,  v.  3.— Antigone,  v.  5. — 

Electre,  v.  3.— CEdIpe  &  Colone,  v.  4 ckdipe 

rol,  V.  3.— Fhlloct^te,  v.  i. — Trachliiieunes,  v.  4. 

[Tragoedien]    uebersetzt    von    Christian 

Graf  zu  Stolberg.  Hamburg,  1827.  2  v.  8°. 
(Stolberg,  C,  and  Stolberg,  F.  L.  von,  Ge- 
samm.  werke,y.  18, 14.)  —3136 

Contents.  Aias,  v.  2.— Antigone,  v,  2. — Elektra, 
T.  1.— CEdipus  in  Kolonos,  v.  1,— (Edi|iiis  In 
Theben,  t.  1.— Philoktetes,  v.  2.— Die  Trachl- 
nerlnnen,  v.  2. 

[Tragoedien.]  Deutschindenversmassen 

der  urschrift  von  J.  J.  C.  Donner.  10  aufl. 
Leipzig,  1883.     2  v.  in  1,  p.  8°.  3287 

Contents.  Basende  AJas,  v.  2.— Antigone,  v.  1— 
Elekti-a,  v.  2.— Eoenlg  (Edlpns,  v.  I.— CEdipus 
auf  Kolonos,  V.  1.— Philoktetes,  v.  1.— Trachi- 
nerlnnen,  v.  2. 

Dramatum  f  ragmenta  recensuit . .  .  F.  H. 

Bothe.  Lipsiae,  1846.  8°.  (Botha,  F.  H., 
Poet.  seen.  Gr.  v.  3.)  3288 

Fragmenta.     [Or.]     6   pp.    (Bergk,  T.,  Poet,  lyr, 

Gr.  V.  Cp- 672.)- [Fragmenta.]  186  pp.  (Nauok,  J.  A., 
Tragicorum6raecorumfr(ig'menta,'^.\Q\^ — Fragments. 
Tr.  by  H.  H.  MUman.  3  pp.  (MUman,  H.  H.,^S^amem- 
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Beatson,  B.W.  Index  Graecitatis  Sopho- 

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Boeckh,  a.     Graecae  tragoediae  princi- 

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Collins,  C.  W.    Sophocles.    1880.    (Col- 
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DiNDOEF,  W.    Metra  .^schyli,  Sophoclis, 

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Deonke,G.  Die  religioesen  und  sittlichen 

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Genthe,  H.  F.     Lexici  Sophoolei  quod 

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AJax. 

Ajax.  Ed.  by  E.  C.  Jebb.  [(?}•.]  Lon- 
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Christ.  Augustus  Lobeck.  Ed.  HI.  [Gr.l 
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Antigone. 

'Avny6vii.  Antigone  in  Greek  and  Eng- 
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JMeineke,  J.  A.  F.  A.  Beitraege  zur  philo- 

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Electra. 

Electra.  Ed.  [with  English  notes]  by  R. 
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3397 
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11  pp.  (Opuscula,  v.  2,  p.  286.)— Kolster,  W.  H.  Zu 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130, 1881,  p.  306. 

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When  Minerva  smiled.    2  pp.    [Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
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CEdlpus  tyrannus. 

Sophocles,  in  single  plays.  Ed.,  with  in- 
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CEdipus  tyrannus.    Ed.  by  John  William 

White.    Boston,  1874.    13°.  3277 


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SORA 


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indices  by  Benjamin  Hall  Kennedy.  Cam- 
bridge, 1883.  -  12°.  S287 

Plays  and  fragments ;  with  critical  notes, 

commentary,  and  tr.  into  English  prose,  by 
R.  0.  Jebb.  Part  I.  The  CEdipus  tyrannus. 
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Konlng  Edlpua.    75  pp.    (Vondel,  J.  van  den,  Wer/cen, 

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NoEMAN,  H.    Account  of  the  Harvard 

Greek  play.     1882. 

Arnold,  B.    Die  rede  dee  Oedipus  In  Soph.  Oed. 

Tyr.  216-276.  12  pp.  (Sermes,  V.  3, 1869,  p.l93.)— Bat- 
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Hug,  A.  Dor  doppelslnn  In  SophoMes  CEdipus  koe- 
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Fhlloctetes. 

IlFllottite.    95  pp.    (Alflerl,  v.,  Opereposteme,  V.  21, 
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Ajax  and  Fhlloctetes.   31  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag. 

V.  135,  1884,  p.  84.)— Baeumleln,  W.  Benierkungen 
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Allen,  W.  F.    South  Carolina,  1  of  the  tj.  S.    26  pp. 

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Sfe  al^n  Cliarleston.— Col  n  mbia. — Port  Royal, 
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United  States.  42  Cong.  2  session.  Testi- 
mony taken  by  joint  select  committee  of 
House  of  Representatives  to  inquire  into  the 
condition  of  affairs  in  the  late  insurrec- 
tionary states.    South  Carolina.     1873,  3  v. 

List  and  abstract  of  documents  relating  to  S.  C,  now 

existing  in  the  State  paper  offlce,  London.  223  pp. 
(8.  C.  Hist.  Soc.  Ooll.  V.  1, 1357,  p.  85.)— liOssing.  B.  J. 
South  Carolina  nnlllflcation.  9  pp.  {Efarpar's  Mag.v. 
26, 1862,  p.  367.)— Oldmixon,  J.  History  of  Carolina. 
71  pp.  (Carroll,  B.  R.,  Hist.  coll.  of  S.  C.  v.  2,  1836,  p. 
891.)— Pnrkman,  F.  The  fleur-de-lis  at  Port  Royal. 
6  pp.  (Adwnt.  Monthly,  y.  12,  1863,  p.  30.)- Rivera,  V?. 
J.  The  CaroUnas.  72  pp.  (Wlnsor,  J.,  A'arrai.  and  crti. 
hist,  of  Aimrica,  V.  5,  p.  285.) — Statements  made  iift 
tile  Introduction  to  tlie  report  on  Gen.  Ogle- 
tllorpe's  expedillon  to  St.  Augustine.  13  pp. 
(Carroll,  B.  R.,  Hist.  coll.  of  S.  0.  y.  2,  1«;16,  p.  347.)— 
Tonge,  f.  Narrative  of  the  proceedings  of  the 
people  of  S.  0.  m  the  year  1719  ...  62  pp.  (Carroll,  B. 
R.,  JUist.  ooll.  of  S.  a.  V.  2, 1836,  p.  141  j  Force,  P.,  Tracts, 
T.  2.) 

South  Carolina,  Politics.  Ramagb,  B.  J. 
Local  government  and  free  schools  in  South 
Carolina.  1883.  '(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hop- 
kins Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sci.  1  s. 
No.  13.) 

Slassacliusetts  and  S*  C.  61  pp.  {New  Englander, 

T.  3,  1815,  pp.  411,  606;  y.  4,  1846,  p.  195.)— Political 
annals  of  tlie  province  of  Carolina.     73-  pp. 

(Carroll,  B.  R.,  Hist.  coll.  of  S.  C.  v.  2,  1»36,  p.  273.)— 
Political  condition  of  S.  C.  18  pp.  [Atlant. 
Monthly,  y.  39,  1877,  p.  177.)— Result  in  S.  C.  12  pp. 
(Atlant.  Mnnlhly,v.  41,  1878,  p.  1.) 

South  Carolina  Historical  Society. 

Collections.     Charleston,  1857.     8°.         3583 
South  Downs,  The.     47  pp.    Lower,  M.  A. 

In  his  Contrib.  to  lit.  p.  146. 

South  Hadley,  Mass.  Judd,  S.  History 
of  Hadley,  including  the  early  history  of 
Hatfield.  South  Hadley.     1863. 

South  Kensington  Hellenism,  a  dia- 
logue. 9  pp.-  Trail,  H.  D.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  y.  34, 
1883,  p.  111.)  . 


South  Kensington  Museum.  Arthand- 
books.     London,  1875-86.     6  v.  8°. 

Contents.  BIrdivood,  G.  C.  M.  Industrial  arts  of 
India.— Cripps,  W.  J.  College  and  corporation  plate . 
— Sngel,  K.  Musical  instruments.- Fortnum,  0. 
D.  B.  Bronzes.- Nesbitt,  A.  Glass.— Poole,  8.  L. 
Art  of  the  Saracens  in  Egypt. 

Catalogue  of  the  British  fine  art  collec- 
tions. Being  for  the  most  part  the  gifts  of 
John  Sheepshanks  and  Mrs.  Ellison.  Twenty- 
fifth  thousand.  London,  1867.  p.  8°.  (With 
Catalogue  of  the  collection  illustrating  con- 
struction and  building  materials. )       — 3737 

Catalogue  of  the  educational  division.    8 

ed.     London,  1867.     p.  8°.  —2305 

Catalogue  of  the  naval  models.    Pt.  I. 

Admiralty  collection  of  models,  etc.  Pt.  II. 
Collection  of  models  from  private  sources. 
London,  1865.  p.  8°.  (With  Catalogue  of 
the  collection  illustrating  construction  and 
building  materials. )  —3737 

Examples  of  the   works  of    art  in  the 

museum  and  of  the  decorations  of  the  build- 
ing, with  brief  descriptions.  London,  1881- 
83.    3  V.  4°.  —1741 

Science  and  art  department  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  council  on  education.  Catalogue  of 
the  collection  illustrating  construction  and 
building  materials.  Ed.  by  H.  Sandham. 
3  ed.    London,  1863.     p.  8°.  —3737 

Science  and  art  department  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  council  on  education.  Classified 
list  of  photographs  of  paintings  and  draw- 
ings.   London,  1878.     8°.  —1753 

Science  and  art  department  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  council  on  education.  Directory 
(revised  to  Aug.  1877).  33  ed.  "With  regu- 
lations for  establishing  and  conducting  sci- 
ence schools  and  classes.    London,  1877.    8°. 

—2386 

Science  and  art  department  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  council  on  education.  Dyce  col- 
lection. A  catalogue  of  the  paintings,  minia- 
tures, drawings,  engravings,  rings,  and  mis- 
cellaneous objects  bequeathed  by  Rev.  Alex- 
ander Dyce.     London,  1874.     8°.  —1753 

Science  and  art  department  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  council  on  education.  Dyce  col- 
lection. A  catalogue  of  the  printed  books 
and  MSS  bequeathed  by  Rev.  Alexander 
Dyce.    London,  1875.     3  v.  8°.  W.14 

Contents, 
A-Kyd,v.  1.  L-Zschokke,  y.  2. 

Science  and  art  department  of  the  Com- 
mittee of  council  on  education.  The  first 
proofs  of  the  universal  catalogue  of  books 
on  art.  [Ed.  by  J.  H.  Pollen.]  London, 
1870.     3  v.  sm.  4°.  L.84 

Contents. 
A-Kysell,  y.  1.  L-Zwirner,  v.  2. 

Supplement.     London,  1877.     sm.  4°. 

L.84 

Science    handbooks.     Handbook    to  the 

special  loan  collection  of  scientific  apparatus, 
1876.     London  [1876].     8°.  —1517 

Contents.  Abney,  W.  de  W.  Photographic  printing 
processes.— ClifTord,  W.  K.  Instruments  illustrat- 
ing kinematics,  statics,  and  dynamics;  Instruments 
used  in  measurement. — Davis.  J.  E.  Antarctic  maps. 
—Poster,  G.  C.  Electrical  Instruments;  Magnetic 
apparatus.— Geikie,  A.  Geology.— Goodeve,  J.  M. 
Applied  mechanics.— Guthrie,  F.  Molecular  physics. 
-Huxley,  T.  H.  Instruments  employed  In  biological 
research.  —  Lockyer,  .7.  N.  Astronomical  Instru- 
meqts.— McI<eod,  H.    Chemical  apparatus  and  pro- 


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ducts.— Markham.C.  R.  Arctic  maps;  Geographical 
maps;  Instrumema  used  for  geographical  purpoaes; 
Maps  ot  India.— Maskclyne,  N.  S.  Crystallography 
and  mlueralogy.— Maxwell,  J.  0.  General  considera- 
tions respecting  scientific  apparatus;  Instruments 
connected  with  fluids.- Scott,  R.  H.  Meteorological 
instruments.— Smith,  H.  J.  S.  Arithmetical  instru- 
ments; Geometrical  Instruments  and  models.— 
Smyth,  W.  W.  Apparatus  used  In  mining.— Sorby, 
H.  C.  Microscopes.- Spottlswoode,  W.  Optical 
Instruments.— Stone,  W.  H.  Acoustical  Instruments. 
— Talt,  P.  G.  Instruments  employed  In  heat  investi- 
gations. 

Science  handbooks.  Murray,  A.  Eco- 
nomic entomology.  Aptera.  [London],  n.  d. 
8°-  —2666 

Cole,  a.  S.     Descriptive  catalogue  of  a 

collection  of  tapestry-woven  and  embroid- 
ered Egyptian  textiles  in  the  South  Ken- 
sington Museum.     1887. 

Conway,  M.  D.  Travels  in  South  Ken- 
sington.    1882. 

FORTNUM,  C.  D.  E.  Descriptive  cata- 
logue of  the  maiolica  ...  in  the  South 
Kensington  Museum.     1873. 

Great  Britain.     Department  of  practical 

art.     Report.     1853. 

Great  Britain.     Department  of  science 

and  art.     1-13  reports.     1854-66,  7  v. 

Maskell,  W.    Description  of  the  ivories, 

ancient  and  mediaeval,  in  the  South  Ken- 
sington Museum.     1872. 

Nesbitt,  a.     Descriptive  catalogue  of 

the  glass  vessels  in  the  South  Kensington 
Museum.    1878. 

Pollen,  J.  H.  Ancient  and  modern  fur- 
niture and  vcoodwork  in  the  South  Kensing- 
ton Museum.     1874. 

Ancient  and  modern  gold  and  silver 

smiths'  work  in  the  South  Kensington  Mu- 
seum.    1878. 

Redgrave,  S.    Descriptive  catalogue  of 

the  historical  collection  of  water-colour 
paintings  in  the  South  Kensington  Museum. 
1877. 

Robinson,  J.  C.  South  Kensington  Mu- 
seum. Italian  sculpture  of  the  middle  ages 
and  period  of  the  revival  of  art.     1862. 

Rock,  D.     South  Kensington  Museum. 

Textile  fabrics.     1870. 

RuLAND,   C.     Notes  on  the  cartoons  of 

Raphael  now  in  the  South  Kensington  Mu- 
seum. 1867.  (Wii/i  South  Kensington  Mu- 
seum. Catalogue  of  the  collection  illustrat- 
ing construction  and  building  materials.) 

WESTWOOd,  J.  O.     Descriptive  catalogue 

of  the  fictile  ivories  in  the  South  Kensington 
Museum.     1876. 

Art,  science,  and  industry  at  South  Ken- 
sington. 20  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  79,  1872,  p. 
677  ;  V.  80,  1872,  pp.  78,  208.)— Bowrlng,  E.  A.  South 
Kensington.  40  pp.  (Nineteenlh  Cent.  v.  1, 1877,  p.  663  ■ 
V.  2, 1877,  p.  62.)— Conway,  M.  D.  The  South  Ken- 
sington Museum.  36  pp.  (Sarper's  Mag.  v.  61,  1876, 
pp.  486,  649.)— Portraits  at  South  Kensington. 
33  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  74,  1866,  p.  84  ;  v.  76,  1867,  p. 
93 ;  V.  78, 1868,  p.  20.) 

South  Manchester,  Conn.    Howland,  E. 

An  industrial  experiment  at  South  Manchester.  8  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  45, 1872,  p.  836.) 

South  Pole.    See  Antarctic  regions. 

South  Sea.    See  Pacific  Ocean. 

South  Sea  Company.  Letter  to  a  mem- 
ber of  Parliament  on  the  resolution  of  the  House  to 
settle  a  trade  from  Great  Britain  to  the  South  Sea  of 
America,  1711.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  13, 
p.  111.)— Mackay,  0.    The  South  Sea  bubble.    40  pp. 


(/n  his  Mem.  of  extraord.  pop;  dolus,  v.  1,  p.  46;  and 
Thiers,  L.  A.,  Mississippi  lubble,  p.  269.)— Secret  his- 
tory of  the  South  Sea  scheme.  44  pp.  (Toland, 
J.,  Coll.  of  pieces,  t.  1,  p.  404.)— Steele,  Sir  E.  Crisis 
of  property,  with  the  sequel.  38  pp.  (In  Ms  Theatre, 
etc.  p.  630.) 

South  Sea  Islands.    Brenchlgy,  J.  L. 

Jottings  during  the  cruise  of  H.  M.  S.  Cura- 

goa  among  the  South  Sea  Islands  in  1865. 

1873. 
Meyer,  A.  B.  {Ed.)    Bilderschriften  des 

Ostindischen  archipels    und    der   Suedsee. 

1881.     {Dresden,  K.  Ethnogr.  Mus.) 

Williams,  J.    Narrative  of  missionary 

enterprises  in  the  South  Sea  Islands.     1837. 

Pacific    Islanders'   protection   bill.      32  pp. 

{ Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  48, 1876,  p.  73.)— Ridelng,  W.  H. 
The  South  Sea  Islands.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.ii.lSli, 
p.  488.)— South-sea  island  mythology.  20  pp. 
{Quart.  Rev.y.  142,  1876,  p.  232.)— Transactions  of 
the  missionary  society  In  the  South  Sea  Isl- 
ands. 88  pp.  ( Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 1809,  p.  24.) 
See  also  Oceania.- Pacific  Ocean.— Polynesia. 

South  Shields.    See  Shields,  South. 
South  since  the  war.  The.    Andrews,  S. 

2657 
South  songs.    De  Leon,  T.  C.  1356 

South  Stack,  The.    16  pp.     {Blackwood's 

jKoy.  V.29,  1831.  p.  1B9.) 

South  vindicated.  The.    Williams,  J. 

—2335 
South  western  scenes.  16  pp.  {Dem.  JRev. 

V.  30,  1852,  pp.  82,  149,  266.) 

South    Windsor,   Conn.     Tarbox,   I.   N. 

South  Windsor.  10  pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  i/em.  Ms(.  0/ 
Hartford  Co.,  Conn.  v.  2,  p.  129.) 

Southall,  James  Cocke.  Epoch  of  the  mam- 
moth, and  the  apparition  of  man  upon  the 
earth.     London,  1878.     12°.  1798 

Opening  of  the  Lewis  Brooks  Museum  at 

the  University  of  Virginia,  June  27, 1878.  Ad- 
dress on  man's  age  in  the  world,  with  intro- 
ductory remarks  of  Hon.  A.  H.  H.  Stuart. 
Richmond,  1878.     8°.  1793 

Southam,  Thomas,  and  Sparke,  John. 
Voyage  to  Russia,  1566.  6  pp.  (Hakluyt,  E.,  Vovaaes. 
V.  1,  p.  409.)  J  .      .      s  SI  ^, 

Southampton,  England.  Davies,  J.  S. 
History  of  Southampton.     1888. 

Englefield,  SirH.  0.  Account  of  an  antlent  build- 
ing in  S.  6  pp.  3  pi.  {Archaeologia,  v.  14, 1803,  p.  84.)— 
Kell,  E.  Observations  on  the  ancient  site  of  S.  6 
pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  13,  1857,  p. 
207.)— On  the  castle  and  other  ancient  remains  at  S. 
21  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  21,  1865, 
pp.  197,  285.)— Parker,  J.  H.  On  the  building  called 
the  King's  House,  and  other  architectural  remains  in 
the  town  of  S.  7  pp.  {Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  4, 1847,  p.  7  )— 
Proceedings  of  the  congress  held  In  the  Isle  of 
Wight  and  at  S.  40  pp.  6  pT.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Jou,rn.  V.  11, 1865,  pp.  267,  314.)^Report  Of  the  an- 
nual meeting  held  at  S.  46  pp.l  pi.  {Archaeol. 
Joum.  V.  29, 1872,  p.  .'i68.)-Smirke,  E.  Ancient  ordi- 
nances of  the  Gild  Merchant  of  the  town  of  8.  24  pp. 
{Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  16, 1869,  pp.  283,  343.)— Vaux,  W.  S. 
W.  Some  notices  of  records  preserved  amongst  the 
corporation  archives  at  S.  B  pp.  (Archaeol.  Joum.  v. 
3,  1846,  p.  229.) 

Southborough,  Mass.    Stone,  N.    Note  on 

S.    1  p.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10, 1809,  p.  82.) 
Southcott,  Joanna.    1750-1814.   [Writings.] 
London  [1802-08].     5  v.  8°.  —4225 

Contents.  True  explanation  of  the  Bible,  v.  5.— 
Answers  to  Mr.  Brother's  hooks,  1802-06,  v.  1,  4.— 
Controversy  [with]  Ellas  Carpenter  one  ot  her  Judges 
made  public,  v.  3.-Cautlon  and  instruction  to 
the  sealed  ...  v.  4.— Strange  effects  of  faith,  with 
remarkable  prophecies,  made  in  1792,  v.  1.— Answer 
of  Rev.  Thomas  P.  Foley  to  the  world,  v.  3.— Answer 
to  Carrett's  book,  v.  3.— Account  of  the  trials  on 
bills  of  exchange,  wherein  the  deceit  of  Mr.  John 
King  and  his  confederates  Is  exposed  ...  v.  4.— 
Kingdom  of  Christ  Is  at  hand,  v.  3.— Full  assur- 


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auce  that  the  Kingdom  of  Ohrlst  la  at  hand  from  the 
signs  of  the  times,  t.  1.— What  Is  hastening  upon  the 
Innd?  V.  1.— Answer  to  5  charges  in  the  Iieed'a 
Mercury,  v.  3.— Letters,  etc.  v.  2,  3.— Long-wlshed- 
tor  revolutlonannouuced  tobeat  hand  In  a  hook  lately 
pub.  by  L.  Mayer,  v.  4.— Explanation  of  the  para- 
bles, V.  4. — Divine  and  spiritual  letters  of  proplie" 
cles.  V.  1.— Second  book  of  the  sealed  prophecies,  v. 
3.— Sharp,  W.  Answer  to  the  world,  etc.  v.  2.— Answer 
to  a  sermon  pub.  and  preached  by  Mr.  Smtlh,  v.  4.— 
Sound  an  alarm  In  my  holy  mountain,  T.  2 — 
Mr.  Joseph  Southcott  the  brother  of  Joanna  South- 
oott  will  now  come  foreward,v.  2.— Trial  of  S.  during 
7  days,  V.  3.— Second  book  of  visions,  t.  2.— 'Warn- 
ing to  the  world  and  other  communications,  v.  1, 
2. — General  index,  T.  5. 

The  controversy  of  the  spirit  with  the 

worldly  wise.  London,  1811.  sm.  4°.  {With 
her  Divine  and  spiritual  communications. ) 

—4383 

Divine  and  spiritual  communications  on 

the  prayers  of  the  Church  of  England,  the 
conduct  of  the  clergy,  and  Calvinistic  Meth- 
odists.   London,  1809.     sm.  4°.  —4233 

Hymns  or  spiritual  songs,  composed  from 

the  prophetic  writings  of,  by  Philip  PuUen. 

2  ed.     London,  1807.     sq.  16°.  —1248 
HuQHSON,  D.    Life  of  Joanna  Southcott. 

1814. 

Publications  respecting  S.    20  pp.    {Edin.  Rev. 

v.  24,  1816,  p.  452.) 

Southend,  England.    Mulford,  P.    A  day 

at  England's  sea-side.  5-pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  y,  10, 
1873,  p.  26.) 

Soiitbern,  Thomas.  1660-1746.  Plays,  now 
first  collected.  With  an  account  of  the  life 
and  writings  of  the  author.     London,  1774. 

3  V.  12°.  3377 
Coniitits.     Disappointment,  v.  1.  —  f^vans,  T. 

Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  the  author,  v.  1.— 
Fatal  marriage,  v.  2.— Fate  of  Capua,  v.  3.— 
JLoyal  brother,  v.  1.— Maid's  last  prayer,  v.  2.— 
Money  the  mistress,  v.  3.— Oroonoko,  v.  2.— 
Sir  Antony  liove,  v.  1.— Spartan  dame,  v.  3.— 
^Wives'  excuse,  v.  2. 

Isabella ;  or,  the  fatal  marriage :  a  tragedy.     47 

pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Srii.  tlumt.  v.  9;  Inohbald,  E., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  14;  London  stage,  v.  1;  Oxberry,  W.,  New 
Eng.  drama,  v.  22  ;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1, 
p.  463.)— Oroonoko  :  a  tragedy.  66  pp.  (Cumber- 
land, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  25;  Inchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat,  v.  3; 
London  stage,  v.  1;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  1, 
p.  483.)— From  the  tragedy  of  Isabella ;  Song.  17  pp. 
(Campbell,  T.,  Brit.poets,  v.  6,  p.  187.) 

Evans,  T.    Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  S. 

12  pp.    (Southern,  T.,  Plays,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Southern  business  directory.  Camp- 
bell, J.  P.    2  V.  in  1.  3583 

Southern  generals.    Snow,  W.  P.     2643 

Southern  Historical  Society.  Papers. 
Richmond,  1876-88.     16  v.  8°.  4645 

Southern  history  of  the  war.  Official 
reports  of  battles,  as  pub.  by  order  of  the 
Confederate  Congress  at  Richmond.  Rich- 
mond, 1862  ;  repub.  New  York,  1863.    8°. 

2655 

Southern  history  of  the  war.  Pollard, 
E.  A.    2  V.  2641 

Southern  life  and  character.  Oddities 
in.    Watterson,  H.  (Sd.)  1205 

Southern  passages  and  pictures.  295 

pp.    Slmms,  W.  Q.,  Poems,  v.  2,  p.  6. 

Southern  planter.  Memorials  of  a.    Sme- 

des,  Mrs.  S.  D.  3707 

Southern  poems  of  the  war.    Mason, 

E.  V.  (Ed.)  1354 

Southern  refugee,  Diary  of  a.    McGuire, 

Mrs.  J.  P.  2657 

Southern  Reriew.    Baltimore,  1867-75. 

18  V.  8°.  4125 


Bledsoe,  A.  T.     The  Southern  Eevlew.     25  pp. 

(Soiuthern  Bev.  v.  B,  1870,  p.  419.) 

Southern  side ;  or,  Andersonville  prison. 

Stevenson,  R.  R.  2655 

Southern  silhouettes.    Walworth,  J.  H. 

1272 
Southern  Slaves.  49  pp.  Freeman,  E.  A., 

Bist.  essays,  3  s.  p.  379. 

Southern  Stales. 

Baetram,  W.  Travels  through  North 
and  South  Carolina,  Georgia,  east  and  west 
Florida  .  .  .     1794. 

Brown,  W.  W.    My  southern  home  :  or, 

the  South  and  its  people.    1880. 

Buckingham,  J.  S.    Slave  states  of  Amer- 
ica.    [1842],  2  V. 

Cable,  G.  W.    Silent  South.    1885. 

De  Bow,  J.  D.  B.    Industrial  resources 

of  the  southern  and  western  states.    1853, 4  v. 

HiLLYARD,  M.  B.     The  New  South.     A 

description  of  the  southern  states,  noting 
each  state  separately,  and  giving  their  dis- 
tinctive features  and  most  salient  character- 
istics.    1887. 

-^ —  Kellet,  W.  D.    Old  South  and  the  New. 
•     1888. 
Kettell,  T.  p.    Southern  wealth  and 

northern  profits.     1860. 
Moore,  F.  {Ed. )    Songs  and  ballads  of 

the  southern  people,  1861-65.     1886. 

Olmsted,  F.  L.     The  cotton  kingdom. 

1861,  2  V. 

A  journey  in  the  back  country.    1861. 

—  A  journey  in  the  seaboard  slave  states. 

1861. 

A  journey  through  Texas.     1860. 

Pope,  J.    Tour  through  the  southern  and 

western  territories  of  the  United  States  of 
North  America.     1792  ;  repr.  1888. 

POROHER,  F.  P.   Resources  of  the  southern 

fields  and  forests.     1869. 

SoMERS,  R.     Southern  states  since  the 

war.     1871. 

Walworth 

1887. 

Bryant,  W.  C.     Tour  in  the  Old  South.     28  pp. 

{Prose  writings,  ed.  hy  P.  Godwin,  v.  2,  p.  23.) — Cable, 
G.  W.  Convict  lease  system  in  the  southern  states. 
70  pp.  (/"  Ms  Silent  South,  p.  111.)— Cheney,  E.  D. 
The  hope  of  the  South.  19  pp.  (Ofcr.  fiMin.  v.  87, 1869, 
p.241.;— De  Forest,  J.  W.  ABureau  Major's  business 
and  pleasures.  10  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  37, 1868,  p.  766.) 
—Chivalrous  and  semi-chivalrous  Southrons.  18  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  38, 1869,  pp.  192, 339.)— Drawing  bureau 
rations.  16  pp.  (J3arj)«r's  jl/ag.  v.  36, 1868,  p.  792;  v.  37, 
1868,  p.  74.)— A  report  ot  outrages.  10  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  v.  38, 1869,  p.  7B.)— De  I,eon,  E.  The  New  South. 
41  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  pp.  270,  406,  665.)- 
Deshler,  0.  D.  Ab'm:  a  glimpse  ot  modern  Dixie. 
7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  57, 1878,  p.  489.)— Gilmore,  J. 
R.  The  poor  whites  ot  the  South.  10  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  29,  1864,  p.  115.)— Godkin,  E.  D.  Southern 
states  since  the  war.  20  pp.  (Con^emp.  iZeu.  v.  44,1883, 
p.  681.)— Guernsey,  A.  H.  A  Dixian  geography.  3 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  33, 1866,  p.  110.)— IiOgan,  L.  M. 
The  southern  industrial  prospect.  5  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  62, 1876,  p.  689.)- Mayo,  A.  D.  Industrial  edu- 
cation In  the  South.  86  pp.  (U.S.  Bureau  ot  Education, 
Cirmlars,  No.  B,  1888.)— Plumlcy,  W.  S.  In  "  Dixie." 
4  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,  1864,  p.  232.) 

See  also  Confederate  States  of  America.  — 
United  States,  and  the  names  ot  particular  states; 
such  as  Alabama.  —  Florida.  —  Louislaua.  — 
Texas,  etc.    Also  Slavery. 

Southern  states  since  the  war.  Som- 
ers.  R.  2472 

Southern  wealth  and  northern  profits. 
Kettell,  T.  P.  —2303 


J.  H.     Southein  silhouettes. 


SOUTHERNE 


4198 


SOUTHEY 


Soutlierne,  Thomas.    See  Southern,  T. 

Soutliesk,  Earl  of.    See  Carnegie,  J. 

Southey,  Mrs.  Caroline  Anne  Bowles.  1787- 
1854.  Chapters  on  churchyards.  139  pp.  [BlaAviood'a 
ifajr.  V.  15, 1824,  p.  467  ;  V.  16, 1824,  pp.  215,  317,468;  v.  17, 
1825,  pp.  28,  345,  437  ;  v.  20,  1826,  p.  610 ;  V.  22, 1827,  pp. 
33,  20C,  341;  v.  23,  1828,  pp.  B5,  228;  v.  25,  1829,  pp.  163, 
348,  477.)— Devercwx  Hall.  19  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  32,  1832,  p.  486.)— La  Petite  Madelaiue.  23  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  30, 1831,  p.  205.) 

{Ed.)    Life  of  Rev.  Andrew  Bell.    See 

Southey,  R. 

The  Birth-day :  a  poem.  24  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  41,  1837,  p.  404.) 

Southey,  R.  Correspondence  with  Caro- 
line Bowles.     1881. 

Southey,  Sev.  Charles  Cuthbert.  1819—. 
Life  of  Rev.  Andrew  Bell,  v.  3,  3.  See 
Southey,  R. 

{Ed.)  Life  and  correspondence  of  Robert 

Southey.    See  Southey,  R. 

Southey,  Robert,  LL.  D.  1774-1843.  Book 
of  the  church.  2  ed.  London,  1824.  2  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  3,  1825,  p.  167.) 

—1287 

Common-place  book,  ed.  by  his  son-in- 
law,  John  Wood  Warter.  London,  1849-51. 
4  V.  8°.  2275 

Correspondence   with  Caroline  Bowles. 

To  which  are  added :  correspondence  with 
Shelley,  and  Southey's  dreams.  Ed.  by 
Edward  Dowden.     Dublin,  1881.     8°.     3851 

The  Doctor.     {Anon.^    London,  1834-47. 

7  v.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  38, 
1835,  pp.  269,  547 ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  29, 
1847,  p.  608;  v.  31,  1848,  p.  Ill;  Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  16,  1837,  p.  657;  v.  17,  1888,  pp.  106, 
310 ;  Quart.  Eev.  v.  51, 1834,  p.  68.)  3275 

Essays,  moral  and  political.     Now  first 

collected.    London,  1833.     3  v.  16°.         2267 

Contents.  Army  and  navy  rerorms,  v.  1. — Sir 
Francis  Bnrdett's  motion  for  parliamentary 
reform,  v.  1. — Two  letters  concerning  Lord  Byron, 

V.   2.  —  Catllolic  qnestion,  v.  2 Economical 

reformers,  v.  1.— Emigration,  v.  2.— Account  of 
England  by  foreign  travellers,  v.  1.— Means  of  im- 
proving the  people,  v.  2.— State  of  the  poor,  v.  1 

Rise  and  progress  of  popular  disaffection,  v.  2.— 
State  of  public  opinion  and  the  political  reformers, 
T.  1.— Letter  to  William  Smitli,  v.  2. 

(Eev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  7,  1833,  p.  57.) 

History  of  Brazil.    London,  1810-19.   3  v. 

4°.  (Eev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4,  1810,  p.  454 ; 
V.  18,  1818,  p.  99.)  1632 

Note See  also  Armitage,  J.    History  of  Brazil, 

.  . .  forming  a  continuation  to  Southey's  History  of 
that  country. 

History  of  the  Peninsular  war.    London, 

1833-33.  3  V.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Y.  Rev.  v.  8, 
1841,  p.  460 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  39,  1833,  p.  53.) 

3542 

Letters  from  England :  by  Don  Manuel 

Alvarez  Espriella  [pseud.]  Tr.  from  the 
Spanish.  London,  1807.  3  v.  16°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  11,  1808,  p.  370.)  1278 

Letters  written  during  a  short  residence 

in  Spain  and  Portugal.  2  ed.  Bristol,  1799. 
8°.  1475 

Life  and  correspondence,  ed.  by  his  son. 

Rev.  Charles  Cuthbert  Southey.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1849-50.     6  V.  8°.  4867 

The  same.  New  York,  1855.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Bladcwood's  Mag.  v.  69,  1851,  pp.  349, 
385  ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  35,  1850,  p.  236 ; 
V.  36, 1850,  p.  113 ;  v.  37,  1851,  p.  87 ;  Edin. 


Rev.  V.  93,  1851,  p.  870 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  41, 
1850,  p.  200  ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  13,  1850,  p.  371 ; 
V.  18,  1850,  p.  235  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  88,  1851, 
p.  197.)  4863 

Life  of  Nelson.    New  ed.    London,  1861. 

p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)         4857 

Life  of  Rev.  Andrew  Bell,  D.D.,  LL.  D. 

.  .  .  The  1  V.  by  Robert  Southey,  ed.  by  Mrs. 
Southey,  the  3  last  by  his  son.  Rev.  Charles 
Cuthbert  Southey.     London,  1844.     8  v.  8°. 

4814 

Life  of  Wesley;  and  the  rise  and  progress 

of  Methodism.  London,  1820.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  15,  1834,  p.  308  ; 
Quart.  Rev.  Y.  24:,  1821,  Tp.l.)  4885 

Life  of  William  Cowper.     London,  1853. 

2  V.  p.  8°.  (Cowper,  W.,  Works,  v.  1,  2: 
Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  lAbr.)  (Rev.  of  in  Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  14, 1836,  p.  69;  v.  15, 1837,  p.  69.) 

3187 

Omniana,  or  horae  otiosiores.    [Anon.] 

London,  1813.     3  v.  16°.  1258 

Poetical  works.     Collected   by  himself. 

London,  1837-38.     10  v.  13°.  1878 

Contents.     All    for    love,  v.  7.  —  Ballads    and 
metrical  tales,  v.  6,  7.— Carmen  nupliale,  v.  10. 

—Funeral  song  for  Princess  Charlotte,  v.  10 Cnrse 

of  Kehama,  v.  8. — Joan  of  Arc,  v.  1. — Juvenile 
and  minor  poems,  v.  2, 3 — Madoc,  Y.  6. — Pilgrim 
to  Compostella,  v.  7.— Roderick,  v.  9.— Tale  of 
Paraguay,  v.  7. — Thaliala  the  destroyer,  v.  4. — 
Vision  of  judgment,  V.  10.— Vision  of  the  maid 
of  Orleans,  v.  1. — Poet's  pilgrimage  to  'Waterloo, 
V.  10. 

(Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Sev.  v.  68, 1839,  p.  364 ;  N.  Am.  Ree. 
V.  48, 1839,  p.  361.) 

Select  biographies.     Cromwell  and  Bun- 

yan.  London,  1844.  12°.  (Murray, J., Z/i6r.; 
unih  Meinhold,  3.  W.,  Amber  zuitch.)  (Rev. 
of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3,  1831,  p.  54;  N.  Am. 
flew.  V.  36,  1833,  p.  449.)  3157 

Selections  from  the  letters  of,  ed.  by  his 

son-inlaw,  John  Wood  Warter.  London, 
1856.     4  V.  8°.  3866 

Sir  Thomas  More;  or,  colloquies  on  the 

progress  and  prospects  of  society.  London, 
1839.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Am.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  6, 1829.  p.  55  ;  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  26. 1829, 
p.  611;  Fraser'sMag.  v.  1, 1830, p.  584  ;  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  41, 1839,  p.  1;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  11, 1829, 
p.  193.)  2284 

Vindiciae  ecclesiae  Anglicanae.     Letters 

to  Charles  Butler,  comprising  essays  on  the 
Romish  religion  and  vindicating  the  Book  of 
the  church.  London,  1826.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  37,  1830,  p.  465.)  —4316 

Correspondence    with    William  Taylor. 

See  Robberds,  J.  W. 

Letters  to  Sir  George    and  Lady  Beaumont  of 

Coleorton,  Leicestershire.  74  pp.  (Kulght,  W.,  Me- 
morials of  Coleorton,  v.  2,  pp.  27,  75,  126, 141, 166, 179,  201, 
212,  260.)— lilnes  from  an  unpublished  auto- 

•  graph.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1850,  p.  206.)— 
Poems  and  life  of.  49  pp.  (Alkin,  J.,  Bri(.  iDoert, 
V.  2,  p.  9.)— Story  of  the  3  hears.  3  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  50, 1875,  p.  246.)— Life  of  Sir  Philip  Sydney. 
60  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  77,  1868,  pp.  591,  717;  v.  78, 
1S68,  p.  96.)— Memoir  of  [Isaac  IVatts,  D.  D.]  71  pp. 
(Watts,  I.,  Hnrae  hjricae,  p.  vU.j— Account  of  the  life  of 
H.  K.  ■White.  59  pp.  (White,  H.  K.,  Remains,  v.  1, 
?•„!.)— Young  dragon.  4  pp.  (fraser's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1830,  pp.  255,  BBO,  651.)  '■'•      >  a  i 

(Ed.)    Select  works  of  the  British  poets, 

from  Chaucer  to  Jonson,  with  biographical 
sketches.    London,  n.  d.    8°.  1363 


SOUTHEY 


4199 


SOUTHWELL 


Content). 

Browne,  W.  Gasoolgne,  G. 

Oarew,  T.    -  Grevllle,  F.,  1  Baron  Brooke, 

Ctaaacer,  G.  Hablngton,  W. 

Daniel,  S.  Hawea,  S. 

Daveuani,  Sir  W.  Howard,  H.,  Earl  of  Surrey. 

Davlea,  Sir  J.  Lovelace,  R. 

Donne,  J.  Saokvllle,  T.,  Earl  of  Dorset. 

Drayton,  M.  Skelton,  J. 

Drummona,  W.  Spenser,  E. 

Fletcher,  G.  Tuaaer,  T. 

Fletcher,  P.  Wither,  G. 

[Ed.)    Specimens  of  the  later  English 

poets,  with  preliminary  notices.  London, 
1807.  3  V.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v. 
11,  1808,  p.  31.)  1367 

[Ed.)    Works  of  William  Cowper.    See 

Cowper,  W. 

(2V.)     Amadis  de  Gaul.     See  Lobeira, 

V.  de. 

(Tr.\    Chronicle  of  the  Cid.    See  Cid,  R. 

(Tr.)  Palmerin  of  England.   See  Moraes, 

F.  de. 

All  fov  love.    10  pp.    (Eev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag, 

V.  26,  1829,  p.  62.)— Carmen  trlumphale.  8  pp. 
(Rev.  01  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  22,  1814,  p.  447.)— Curse  of 
Kehama.  37  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Beo.  v.  17, 1810,  p. 
429;  e«or(.  iSeu.  V.  5,1811,p.  40.)— Poster,  J.  Southey'a 
Chronicle  ol  the  Cid ;  Southey's  Curae  of  Kehama.  64 
pp.  {CrU.  essays,  v.  1,  pp.  264,  453.)— Hazlitt,  W. 
Rohert  Southey.  16  pp.  [Spirit  of  the  age,  p.  322.)— 
Heuiilg,  P.  Verhaelinla  von  S.  zu  Lord  Byron.  62 
pp.  [Anglia,  v.  3,  1880,  p.  426.)— Jeffrey,  F.,  Lord. 
Southey'a  Roderick.  11  pp.  [tn  Ids  Contrlb.  to  the 
Edin.  Rev.  p.  424;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  25,  1815,  p.  1.)— 
Landor,  W.  S.  To  Kev.  0.  C.  Southey.  3  pp.  [Fra- 
ser's  Mag.  v.  42, 1850,  p.  648.)— Lay  of  the  laureate. 
Carmen  nuptlale.  9  pp.  (Rev.  ot  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  26, 
1816,  p.  441.)— liunt,  W.  P.    Southey'a  Life  ot  Cowper. 

24  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  27, 1840,  p.  333.)— Mncaulay,  T. 
B.,  Baron.  Southey's  Colloquies  on  society.  17  pp. 
{Essays,  crit.  and  Miscel.  p.  99 ;  and  Edin.  Bev.  v.  60, 1830, 
p.  628  )— IHadoc,  a  poem.  28  pp.  (Rev.  ol  in  Elin. 
Bev.  v.  7, 18U6,  p.  1.)— Maiiomy,  F.  S.  Oliver  Yorke  at 
home;  colloquy  with  S.  14  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  4, 
1831,  p.  113.)— Roderick,  the  last  of  the  Goths.  31  pp. 
(Eev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  13, 1815,  p.  83.)— Smith,  C.  C. 
Southey's  Life  and  correspondence.  36  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  60, 1851,  p.  228.)— Southey  and  Byron.  5 
pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16,  1824,  p,  711.)— Sonthey 
and  hts  poems.  12  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23, 
1841,  p.  458.)— Southey's  sale  and  Southey's  poems. 
7  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  30, 1844,  p.  87. )— Tale  of  Para- 
guay s  a  poem.  8  pp.  (Rev.  ol  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
18, 1825,  p.  870;  Quart.  Bev.  y.  32, 1825,  p.  457.)— Thai- 
aba,  a  metrical  romance.  21  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Edin. 
Bev.  v.  1,  1803,  p.  63.)— Tucfcerman.  H.  T.  Robert 
Southey,  the  man  ol  letters.  16  pp.  (Essays,  p.  69.)— 
Vision  of  Judgment.  15  pp.  (Rev.  ol  In  Edin. 
Bev.  V.  35, 1821,  p.  422.)— Wat  Tyler  and  S.  24  pp. 
(Edin.  Bev.  v.  28, 1817,  p.  151.)— Watson,  R.  Observs.- 
tlons  on  Southey's  Life  ol  Wesley.  182  pp.  (In  his 
Llle  01  Wesley,  p.  351.) 

Browne,  C.  T.    Life  of  Robert  Southey. 

1854. 

Dennis,  J.  {Ed.)    Robert  Southey  :  the 

story  of  his  life  written  in  his  letters.    [1887.] 

DOWDEN,  E.     Southey.     1880.     (Morley, 

J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.) 

Southey,  C.  G.  {Ed.)    Life  and  corres- 
pondence of  R.  Southey.     1849-50,  6  v. 

Aifcin,  J.    Robert  Southey.   Ip.    (/n  Ms  Brit,  poets, 

V.  2,  p.  9.)— Austin,  W.  S.,  Jr.,  and  Ralph,  J.  Robert 
Southey.  50  pp.  (In  their  Lives  ol  the  poets-laureate, 
p.  346.)— Carlyle,  T.  Southey.  24  pp.  (In  his  Remi- 
niscences, p.  613.)— Chasles,  P.  Robert  Southey,  sa 
vie  et  aes  ceuvres.  27  pp.  (Bev.  contemp.  1852,  v.  3,  p. 
638.)— Chorley,  H.  F.  Robert  Southey.  1  pp.  (In 
Ms  Authors  of  England,  p.  27.)— Coleridge  and  S. 

25  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  87, 1848,  p.  368.)— De  q,nincey, 
T.  W.  Wordsworth  and  S.  31pp.  ( Wor&s,  v.  2,  p.  316.) 
— liife  of  S.  33  pp.  {N.  Am,  Bev.  v.  73, 1851,  p.  1.)— 
Mason,  E.  T.  Robert  Southey.  39  pp.  (In  Us  Per- 
sonal traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  209.)— Southey,  C.  C. 
Personal  appearance  and  habits  ol  S.  8  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  2,  1851,  p.  145.)— Southey's  grave.  1  p. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  49, 1867,  p.  711.) 


Howard,  C,  Baron  Effing- 
ham, 1  Earl  of  Nottingham, 
V.  2. 

Introduction,  v.  1,  2. 

Mansel,  Sir  R.  v.  5. 

Monson,  Sir  W.  v.  6. 

Montagu,  E.,  1  Earl  of  Sand- 
wich, v.  5. 

Raleigh,  Sir  W.  v.  4. 


and  Bell,    Robert.      Lives    of    British 

admirals,  with  an  introductory  view  of  the 
naval  history  of  England.  London,  1883-40. 
5  V.  16°.     (Laxdner,  D.,  Cab,  Oyo.)  1538 

Contents. 

Cavendish,  T.  v.  3. 

Clifford,  G.,  3  Earl  of  Cum- 
berland, V.  3. 

Devereux,  R.,2  Earl  of  Es- 
sex, V.  4. 

Drake,  Sir  F.  v.  3. 

Froblsher,  Sir  M.  v.  6. 

Greenville,  Sir  R.  v.  3. 

Hawkins,  Sir  ,T.  v.  3. 

Hawklua,  Sir  R.  v.  3. 

(Rev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  4, 1834,  p.  412.) 

Southey,  Capt.  Thomas.  Chronological  his- 
tory of  the  West  Indies.  49  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev. 
T.  38,  1828,  p.  193.) 

Soilthfieet,  England.  Rashleigh,  P.  Ac- 
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Conclonl3  Christt,  quae  habetur  caplte  V,  VI,  et  VIZ 
apud  Matthaeum  Evangelistam  expUcatio.v.  1.— Dlspu- 
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de  bouore  Ghristi,  v.  2. — Clirlstiaiiae  religionia 
brevlssima  Institutlo,  v.  1. — De  coeiia  Domini,  v.  1. 
—  Contra  Franciscum  Davidis,  v.  2.  —  Defensio 
animadversloniim,  v.  2.— Assertlones  theologlcae 
detrlno  et  uno  Deo  .  . .  nee  non  breves  .  .  .  tractatua, 
V.  2.— Tractatua  de  Deo,  Chrislo,  et  Splritu  Sane- 

to,  V.  1. — Dissertatio  auper  hisce  operibua,  v.  1 

Tractatua  de  ecclesia,  v.  1.— Epistolae  ad  amlcos. 
V.  1. — De  unigenti  FIlii  Dei  exiatentla,  v.  2.— Prag- 
meuta  II  scrlptarum,  v.  1.— De  statu  prlml  hominla 
antelapsuin  dlsputatlo,  v.  2.— De  Jesu  Clirlati  Filil 
Del  natura  sive  essentia,  v.  2. — De  Jesu  CtirlatI  invo- 
catione,  v.  2.— De  Jesu  Clirlsto  aervatore,  v.  2.— 
Gommentarius  in  Epiatolam  Jotiannia  Apostoli  I,  t. 
1.— Expllcatlo  I  partia  I  capitia  Evangellatae  Jobannls, 
V.  1.— Tractatua  de  jnatificatione,  v.  1.— liectionea 
sacrae,  t.  1. — Ad  Jacobl  Palaeologi  llbrum,  cui 
titulus  est,  Defensio  verae  sententiae  de  magistratu 
politico  .■ . .  responslo,  v.  2.— Quod  regnl  Foloniae  et 
magni  ducatua  Litbuaniae  bominea,  vulgo  evangelici 
dlcti,  qui  aolidae  pietatls  aunt  atudlosi,  omnino  debe- 
rentseillorum  coetui  ad]  ungere,  qui  in  iisdem  locis 
false  "-atque  immerito  "  Arriani  atque  Ebi'onitae  vo- 

cantur,  v.  1. — Fraelectiones  theolo^icae,  v.  1 

De  loco  Paul!  Apostoli  in  Eplstolam  ad  Romanos,  v. 
1. —  Defensio  disputationla  suae  de  loco  VII  capitis 
Epistolae  ad  Bomanos,  v,  1. — De  Sacrae  Scriptnrae 
auctoritate,  cui  addita  est  summa  religlonia  Chrlsti- 
anae,  v.  1.  —  Explicatio  variorum  Sanctae  Scrip- 
turae  iocorum,  v.  1.— Eleuchi  sopliistici,  v.  1. — 
Vita  authorla  conscrlpta  equlte  Polono,  v.  1.— Ees- 
ponslo  ad  Ubelium  Jacob!  Wuielte  de  dlvinltate 
Fllll  Dei  et  Splritus  Sancti,  v.  2.— Indices,  v.  2. 
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IS  pain.  Army  and  navy. 

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Spain,  Church  history. 

Baranda,  p.  S.  de.  Clave  de  la  Espafia 
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Boehmer,    E.     Bibliotheca    Wiffeniana. 

Spanish  reformers  of  3  centuries  from  1520. 
1874-88, 2  V. 

Castro,  A.  de.    History  of  religious  in- 
tolerance in  Spain.     1853. 

The  Spanish  Protestants,  and    their 

persecution  by  Philip  II.     1851. 

Encinas,  F.   de.    luformaziones.     1857. 

[Reform,  antig.  espan.  v.  12.) 

Memoires.  1862-63, 2  v.   {Coll.demem. 

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Gams,    P.    B.      Kirchengeschichte    von 

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Geddes,  M.    Miscellaneous  tracts.    1705- 

09,  3  V. 

Kettell,  S.  {Tr.)  Records  of  the  Spanish 

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Llorente,  J.   A.     Histoire  critique  de 

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M'Crie,  T.     History  of  the  progress  and 

suppression  of  the  reformation  in  Spain  in 
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Merle  d'Attbignb,  J.  H.    History  of  the 

reformation  in  Europe  in  the  time  of  Calvin. 
V.  8.   Spain.     1878. 

Montes,  R.  G.  de.   Artesde  lalnquisizion 

espanola.    1851.    [Reform,  antig.  espan.  y.  5.) 

Inquisitionis  Hispanicae  artes.     1857. 

{Reform,  antig.  espa'H.  v.  13.) 

Pelayo,  M.  M.     Historia  de  los  hetero- 

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20  Y.  in  18. 

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Valdes.  J.  de.    Ziento  i  diez  considera- 

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Churcll  of  S.    13  pp.     (BfncSKJOod's  J/aff.  T.  72, 1852, 

p.  711.) — Dantler,  A.  Le  senUmeut  relif;leux  et  le 
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32  pp.  (Ben.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  pSr.  v.  28,  p.  463.)— 
Holy  Sec  and  tlie  Spanish  Inquisition.  37  pp. 
(^Dublin  Eev.  n.  8.  v.  9,  1S67,  p.  163.)— Inquisition  of 
S.  36  pp.  {Btackmond's  Mag.  v.  20,  1826,  pp.  70,  332.)— 
RosseeuTi'  Saiut-Hilaire.  £.  F.  A.  M^molre  sur 
I'origine  des  immunU6s  ecclfislaatlques  en  Espagne. 
38  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  iSci.  moral.  M^m.  Sai\  £tran. 
V.  1, 1841,  p.  825.)— St.  Maur,  E.  Spanish  church  and 
exchequer.  20  pp.  (Forln.  Eev.  v.  1,  1865,  p.  147.) — 
Spain.  115  pp.  (Dublin  Bev.  v.  18,  1845,  p.  370.)— 
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See  also  Catholic  Church  in  Spain.— Inquisi- 
tion.— Je'ws  In  Spain. 

ISpain,  Colonies. 

BONNTCASTLE,  Sir  R.  H.  Spanish  Amer- 
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graphical account  of  the  dominions  of  Spain 
in  the  western  hemisphere.     1819. 

Coleccion  de  documentos  ineditos  rela- 
tives al  descubrimiento,  conquista,  y  coloni- 
zaoion  de  las  posesiones  espanolas  en  America 
y  Occeauia.     1864-84,  43  v. 

Coleccion  de  documentos  ineditos  rela- 
tives al  descubrimiento,  conquista,  y  organi- 
zacion  de  las  antiguas  posesiones  espafiolas 
de  Ultramar,  2  s.  v.  3,  8.     1886-87,  3  v. 

Watson,  R.  G.    Spanish  and  Portuguese 

South  America  during  the  colonial  period. 
1884,  3  V. 

Chateaubriand,  F.  A.,  Vicomte  de.    Colonies  es- 

pagnoles.  273  pp.  (  CEuvres  compl.  v.  25,  p.  179.)— Mal- 
administration of  the  Spanish  colonies.  31 
pp.  [Quart.  Bev.  v.  35,  1827,  p.  321.)— Spain  and  her 
colonies.     33  pp.     (puari.  ijen.  v.  17.  1817,  p.  530.) 

See  also  Cuba. —  Philippine  Islands.  —  Porto 
Rico. — Sooloo  islands. — Spanish  America. 


Spain.   20  pp.    [Blackwood's 


Spain,  Commerce. 

Commercial  policy : 

Mag.  V.  53,  1843,  p.  673.) 

Spain,  Constitution. 

Le  Dieu,  L.  F.  J.  Considerations  sur  la 
constitution  espagnole.     [Anon.]    1831. 

Blanche,  A.  de.    De  la  refornie  de  la  constitution 

en  Espagne.  14  pp.  (Correspondani,  v.  8,  1844,  p.  641.) 
— Preliminary  discourse,  read  in  the  Cortes 
at  the  presentation  of  the  project  of  the  con- 
stitution.   87  pp.    [Pamphleteer,  Y.2i,  1823,  p.  i.) 

Spain,  Cortes. 

Ancient  legislation  of  S.  18  pp.  [Edin.  Bev.Y. 
22,  1814,  p.  50.)— Cortes  of  S.  38  pp.  (Edin.  Eev.v.23, 
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plileteer,  v.  14, 1819,  p.  305.)— Geddes,  M.  View  ot  the 
Spanish  Cortes  or  Parliament.  27  pp.  (In  his  Mlscel. 
tracts,  T.  1,  p.  366.) 

Spain,  Education. 

Jovellanos,  G.  M.  de.  Memoria  sobre  educaclon 
ptiblloa;  Plan  de  instrucclonpfibllca.  47pp.  (Obras, 
V.  1,  pp.  230,  268:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espaii.)- DIazade.  C. 
de.  Instruction  publique  en  Espagne.  10  pp.  [Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1858,  2  p6r.  v.  14,  p.  242.)— Public  in- 
struction In  S.  16  pp.  (.411!.  J.  0/  Education,  v.  23, 
1872,  p.  641.)— ^ulntana,  M.  J.  Arreglo  de  loa  dlver- 
sos  ramos  de  lustruccion  publlca;  Discurso.  22  pp. 
(  Obras  compl.  pp.  175, 193 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Spain,  Finance. 

Odveaed,  G.  J.  Memoires  sur  sa  vie  et 
668  diverges  operations  financieres.  1836-37, 
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Balllenx  de  DIarlzy,  A.    L'Espagne,  ses  finances 

et  scs  chemlns  de  fer.  43  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
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pp.  (/del),  d.  deux  vwndei,  1860,  2  p6r.  v.  30,  p.  902;  1876, 
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dustrie, ses  finances  en  1865.  46  pp.  [Rev.  conientp. 
1865,  V.  2,  p.  318;  v.  5,  p.  42.)— St.  DIaur,  E.  Spanish 
church  and  exchequer.  20  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev.  \.J,1HG5, 
p.  147.)— Spanish  intolerance  and  Insolvency. 
10  pp.     [Blaclcwciod's  Mag.  v.  77,  1856,  p.  714.) 

Spain,  Fine  arts. 

Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C,  and  others.  Histoire 
des  peintres  de  toutes  les  ecoles.  Ecole  es- 
pagnole.    n.  d. 

CONTEEEAS,  R.   Del  arte  arabe  en  Espafia. 

1875. 

Head,  Sir  E.  W.  Hand-book  of  the  his- 
tory of  the  Spanish  and  French  schools  of 
painting.     1848. 

Arabs  in  S. ;  their  history,  literature,  and  arts. 

16  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  45, 1855,  p.  657.)— Art  and 
artists  in  S.  18  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.v.6S,lSiil,p. 63.] 
— Dnrcel,  A.  L'Iconographie  espapnole.  35  pp.  (Ann. 
archial.  V.  20,  1869,  pp.  47,  107,  173.)— Dierclts,  G.  Die 
arabischekultur  Immlttelalterllchen  Spaulen.  36  pp. 
(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1887,  p.  310.) — Jovel- 
lanos,  G.  M.  de.  Elogio  de  las  bellas  iirtes.  14  pp. 
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bellas  artes.  3  pp.  (Obras,  v.  3,  p.  544:  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  es^an.}— Mengs,  A.  R.  Fragment  or  a  discourse 
upon  the  means  of  making  the  polite  arts  flourish  in 
S.  21  pp.  (Works,  V.  2,  p.  1.) — Spanish  national 
ai-t.  16  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  25, 1848,  p.  478.)— Thomp- 
son, K.  Else  and  progress  of  painting  In  S.  15  pp. 
[In  her  Handb.  to  the  public  picture  galleries  of  Europe, 
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See  also  Mnrillo,  B.  E.— Velazquez,  D.  B.  de  S. 

Spain,  Fisheries. 

Soli,  F.  G.  Fisheries  of  S.  11  pp.  (London  In- 
ternat.  Fish.  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  5,  p.  351.) 

Spain,  Genealogy  and  heraldry. 

Manuel,  J.  Tractado  sobre  las  arraas  que  fueron 
dadas  &  su  padre  el  Infante  Don  Manuel.  8  pp.  (Gay- 
angos,  P.  de,  Escrit.  en  prosa  anier.  al  siglo  XV,  p.  267  : 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — Spanish  genealogy  and 
heraldry.    43  pp.    (Suart.  iieu.  v.  62, 1838,  p.  89.) 

Spain,  Geology  and  natural  history. 

QuATEEPAGES  DE  Be£au,  J.  L.  A.  de. 
Rambles  of  a  naturalist  on  the  coasts  of 
France,  Spain,  and  Sicily.     1857,  3  v. 

Hausmann,  J.  F.  L.    lie  Hispauiae  constltutlone 

geognostlca.  22  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens. 
Comment,  recent,  v.  7, 1832,  p.  69.)— Ueber  das  geblrge 
Ton  Jaen ;  TJe  ber  das  geblrgssystem  der  Sierra  Nevada 
Im  suedlichen  Spanlen.  44  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  ge- 
sells. wissens.  Abhandl.  v.  1, 1843,  pp.  203,  261.) 

Spain,  Heraldry. 

See  with  Genealogy. 

Spain,  History,  General. 

Adams,  J.    History  of  Spain.     1793,  3  v. 

Beale,  R.  (Ed.)    Rerum  Hispanicarum 

scriptores  aliquot.     1579,  3  v.  in  1. 

Beegeneoth,  G.  a.,  and  GaYangos,  P. 

de  (Eds.)  Calendar  of  letters,  despatches, 
and  state  papers,  relating  to  the  negotiations 
between  England  and  Spain  preserved  in 
the  archives  at  Simancas  and  elsewhere. 
1862-86,  5  V.  in  9.     [Gt.  Bnt.  Rolls  chron.) 

CfiNAC-MoNCAUT,  J.  E.  M.     Histoire  des 

peuples  et  des  etats  pyreneens.     1873,  4  v. 

Coleccion  de  documentos  ineditos  para 

la  historia  de  Espana  por  Don  Martin  P. 
Navarrete  [and  others].     1843-87,  88  v. 

CoLMENAE,  J.  A.  de.    Annales  d'Espagne 

et  de  Portugal.     1741,  4  v.  in  3. 

Dunham,  S.  A.     History  of  Spain  and 

Portugal.  1833-33,  5  V.  (Lardner,  D.,  Ca5. 
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^. —  Gedese,  a.  Annals  of  the  queens  of 
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MACHER,  F.  W.  Geschichte  von  Spanien. 
1831-81.  4  V.  (Heeren,  A.  H.  L.,  and  Ukert, 
F.  A.,  GescMohte  europ.  staaten.) 

Mariana,  J.  de.     Historia  general  de 

Espafia.     1849-51,  5  v. 

The  same.    1854,  3  v.     (Obras,  v.   1,  2: 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espafl.) 

Mayerne-Turquet,  L.  de.    General  iiis- 

torie  of  Spaine.     1612. 

Buckle,  H.T.  Outllnea  ot  the  history  of  the  Spanish 

iutellflct  from  the  5  to  the  middle  of  the  19  century. 
165  pp.  {In  his  History  of  civilization  in  England,  v.  2, 
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Fortoul,  H.  N.  H.  Etudes  sur  I'histolre  d'Espagne. 
162  pp.    {In  his  Etudes  d'archSol.  v.  2,  p.  203.) 

See  also  Aragoii.— Castile. — Catalonia.— Font- 
araliia.-Galicia.— Gibraltar.— Granacla.—Sara- 
gossa.— Spanish  America.— Valencia.  Also  the 
names  of  Siianish  kings  and  queens;  as,  Alfonso  II, 
HI,  VIII,  X,  XI.— Charles  II,  IV,  V.-Perdl- 
nand  IV.  V,  VI,  VII.— Isabella  II.— Isabella, 
Princess  of  CasHte.  —  Isabella,  Queen  of  Castile  and 
Aragon.—isa.hella.  Maria  Louisa.— Joan,  Queen  of 
Castile.— J  osejih.  Napoleon.— Peter  I,  the  Cruel, — 
PUilipII,  III,  IV,V. 

Spain,  History.    Early penod  to  711. 

Irving,  W.    Spanish  papers,  v.  1.'    1866. 

SouTHEY,  E.     Rodericlj,  the  last  of  the 

Goths.     1838.     {Foet.  works,  Y.d.) 

-  Dalin,  F.  Reich  der  Sueven  in  Spanien.  24  pp. 
(/»  Ids  Koenlge  der  Germanen,  v.  6,  p.  546.)— Hueb- 
ner,  E.  Drel  hispanlscbe  voelliersohatte'u.  6  pp. 
{Harmes,  v.  1,  1866,  p.  S37.)— Humboldt,  K.  W.  von. 
Pruef  ung  der  untersuchungen  uel)er  die  urbewohner 
Hispantens  vermittelst  der  vaskischen  sprache.  214 
pp.  (  Gesamm.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Blaury,  L.  F.  A.  Les 
Ligures  et  I'arrivfie  des  populations  celtiques  au  niidi 
de  la  Gaule  et  en  Espagne.  19  pp.  {hUlanges  dUdst.  et 
de  philol.:  Biblioth.  de  V&cole  des  hautes  6tudes,,  v.  85,  p.  1.) 
— Saavedra  Faxardo,  D.  de.  Corona,  g6tica,  castei- 
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See  also  Gotlrs.— Vandals. 

Spain,  Histoi-y.  Moorish  domination,  711- 
1492. 

BOURKE,  T.  Concise  history  of  the  Moors 
in  Spain.     1811. 

Cond£,  J.  A.    Historia  de  la  dominacion 

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The  same.  Tr.  from  the  Spanish  by  Mrs. 
J.  Foster.  1854-55,  3  v.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
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Dozy,  R.  P.  A.     Geschichte  der  Mauren 

in  Spanien,  711-1110.     1874,  3  v. 

■ Histoire    des   Musulmans  d'Espagne 

jusqu'd  la  conqu§te  de  I'Andalousie  par  les 
Almovarides  (711-1110).    1861, 4  v.  in  3._ 

Eecherches  sur  I'histoire  et  la  littera- 

ture  de  I'Espagne  pendant  le  moyen  age. 
1860,  3  v.;  1881,  3  V. 

Froissart,  J.      CEuvres,  pub.   avec  les 

variantes  des  divers  MSS  par  M.  le  Baron 
Kervyn  de  Lettenhove.  Chroniques,  1333-99. 
1867-77,  35  v.  in  26. 

■ •  —  Chroniques.    1834-36,  15  v.    (Buchon, 

J.  A.  C,  Chroniques,  v.  11-35.) 
The  same.    1835,  3  v. 
Chronicles  of  England,  France,  Spain. 

1852,  2  V. 
Irving,  W.    Spanish  papers,  v.  1.    1866. 

Makkari,- Ahmed  Ibn  Mohammed  Al. 

History  of  the  Mohammedan  dynasties  in 
Spain.  Tr.  by  Pasoual  de  Gayangos.  1840- 
43, 3  v.    {Orient.  Trans.  Fund.) 


Palma,  A.  de.     Divina  retribucion  sobre 

la  caida  de  Espafia  en  tiempo  del  noble  rey 
Don  Juan  I.     1879. 

Poole,  S.  L.  Story  of  the  Moors  in  Spain. 

1887.     [Story  of  the  nations. ) 

Shakkspeae,  J.,  and  Horne,  T.  H.  His- 
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Arabs  In  S.  i  their  history,  literature,  and  arts. 

16  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  45,  1805,  p.  657.)— Capltu- 
lacion  ajustada  entro  los  Reyes  cat611cos  y  el  ultimo 
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— ^Histoire  de  la  conqugte  de  I'Espagne  par  les  Musul- 
mans. 55  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  5  s.  v.  8,  1856,  p.  4'i8.) — 
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Iminittelalterllchen  Spauleu.  36  pp.  (Samml.  wissens. 
vortrg.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1887,  p.  310.)— Draper,  ,T.  W.  The 
Arabs  in  S.  7  pp.  (Harper's  J/ajsr.  v.' 2u,  1860,  p.  370.)— 
Dulcidius,  Bp.  of  Salamanca.  Chronloon  Albeldense. 
12  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  1123.)— 
Florian,  J.  P.  0.  de.  Tableau  chronologique  des 
souveralns  arabes  ou  maures  qui  r6gn6rent  en  Es- 
pagne; Precis  historique  sur  les  Maures  d'Espagne. 
155  pp.  {(Euvres,  V.  6,  pp.  87,  93.)— Graiigeret  de  la 
Grange,  J.  B.  A.  Les  Arabes  en  Espagne,  extrait  des 
historiens  orientaux.  19  pp.  {Journ.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  4, 
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D.  G.  Afhandling  om  den  indflydelse  de  Joederne  1 
Spanien  tllstaaede  rettigheder  1  nilddelalderen  havde 
paa  statsforfatningen  og  det  oltentilge  vel.  25  pp. 
(Skandin.  litieraturselskabf  v.  4,  p.  122.)— Moorish  do- 
minion in  S.  21pp.  (iV.  ^m.  JJeu.v.  80,1855,  p.  1.)— 
Moors  in  S.  27  pp.  (Southern  Bcv.  v.  15,  1874,  p.  26.) 
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Spain,  Hisforj/.  Ferdinand  and  Isabella,  1479- 
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See  also  Netlierlaiids.— Spanish  arntada. 

Spain,  History.  House  of  Bowbon  to  the 
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La  guerre  du  Maroc.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860, 
2  per.  v.  29,  p.  426.) 

Spain,  Law. 

Alfonso  X,  King  of  Castile.  Las  siete 
partidas  .  .  .  glossadas  por  el  Licenciado 
Gregorio  Lopez.     1878,  4  v. 

Feanokenau,  G.  E.  F.  von.    Sacra  tbe- 

midis  Hispanae  arcana.     1780. 

Novisima  recopilacion  de  las  leyes  de  Es- 

pana.  Dividida  en  XII  libros  .  .  .  Mandada 
formar  por  el  Senor  Don  Carlos  IV.  1805-07, 
6  V.  in  5. 

Gothic  laws  of  S.    39  pp.     (£din.  Seu.  v.  31, 1819, 

p.  94.)— Jovellanos,  G.  M.  de.  Informe  en  el  expe- 
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autor.  espan.) 

Spain,  National  and  social  character. 

Michel,  F.  X.  Histoire  des  races  mau- 
dites  de  la  France  et  de  I'Espagne.    1847, 3  v. 

Brantdme,  P.  de  B.  de.    Eecuell  de  gentillesses  et 

rodomontades  espaignolles.  166  pp.  (CEuvres,  v.  6, 
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(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  14,  1850,  pp.  69,  528; 
V.  16,1850,  pp.  66,183.)— Spanish  life  and  character 
in  the  intsi'ior,  during  the  summer  of  1873.  63  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  29,  1874,  pp.  49, 177,  228,  326,  647.)— 
Spanish  sketches.  13  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 11, 
1876,  p.  213.) 

Spain,  Natural  history. 

See  with  Geology. 

Spain,  Navy. 

See  with  Army. 

Spain,  Numismatics. 

CODERA  Y  ZaIDIN,  F. 

matica  arabigo-espanola. 

PoOLE,  S.  L.     Coins  of  the  Moors  of  Africa 

and  Spain.  1880.  {In  his  Cat.  of  orient, 
coins  in  Brit.  Mus.  v.  5. ) 


Tratado  de  numis- 

1879. 


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Lavoix,  H,    Dinars  k  Iggendes  latlnes  frappSs  en 

Espagne  I'an  CXI  de  I'hSglue.  13  pp.  [Rev.  ai-cMol. 
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her  uuerklaerten  aufschrlften.  22  pp.  (Deutscli.  raorg. 
gesells.  Zeils.  v.  17,  1863,  p.  336.) 

Spain,  Politics. 

Albehoni,  G.,  Cardinal.    Testament  poli- 
tique.    1753. 

AZANZA,  M.  J.  de,  and   0-Farkill,   G. 

Memoire  et  expose  des  faits  qui  justifient 
leur  conduite  politique  depuis  1B08-14.   1815. 

Letters  and  memorials  .  .  .  between  .  .  . 

the  courts  of  Great-Britain,  France,  and 
Spain.     1727. 

Affaires  d'Sspagne.    18  pp.    (Riv.d.deux  vwndeSt 

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1849,  n.  p6r.  V.  2,  p.  823;  V.  3,  p.  475.)— Le  pamphlet  et 
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1850,  n.  p6r.  V.  6,  p.  672.)— Bacon,  Sir  F.  Tracts  relat- 
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Guerre  avec  la  Prusse  lb  propos  de  I'Espagne.  16  pp. 
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Crlse  politique  en  Bspagne  depuis  la  retralte  du 
mlnistfere  Lopez.  23  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1844, 
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Organisation  3 udlcialre.  77  pp.  [Constitutions  europ€- 
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69  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1835,  4  s.  v.  4,  p.  699;  1836, 
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16  pp.  [Rev.  a.  deux  mondes,  1843,  n.  a.  v.  1,  p.  601.) 
— Flgnerola,  L.  Political  condition  ot  S.  13  pp. 
[Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34, 1883,  p.  700.)— Foreign  policy  : 
Spain  Carllst,  Christlno,  and  constitutional.  18  pp. 
[Bla^ikwood's  Mag.  v.  40,  1836,  p.  561.)— Gerniond  de 
liavlgne,  A.  L'esprlt  MdSral  en  Espagne.  10  pp. 
[Rev.  conlemp.  1869,  v.  1,  p.  100.)— Grenler,  J.  Queatlon 
mexlcalne  devant  lea  Chambrea  espagnoles.  12  pp. 
(Rev.  contemp.  1863,  v.  1,  p.  597.) — Haussonville,  0.  d'. 
Affaires  d'Espagne  et  de  Cracovle.  27  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1847,  n.  s.  v.  17,  p.  150.)— Hndry-Menos,  {— ). 
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ordenes;  Memoria  en  defensa  de  la  junta  central. 
140  pp.  ( Obras,  v.  1,  pp.  457, 503 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 
— Iiande,  L.  L.  L*6tat  moral  et  politique  de  I'Ea- 
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9  pp.  [Correspondant,  v.  76,  1808,  p.  176.)— licsson 
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1834,  p.  476.)— l>lazade.  C.  de.  Crises  du  libdrallsme 
en  Eapagne.  38  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r. 
V,  59,  p.  207.) — L'Espagne  et  le  mlnlat&re  O'Donnell. 
32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  p6r.  v.  25,  p.  102.)— 
Les  moBurs  et  la  politique  en  Espagne.  18  pp.  [Rev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1850,  n.  p6r.  v.  6,  p.  308.)— La  monarchic 
absolue  en  Espagne.  25  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  X^iaQ, 
2  p6r.  V.  28,  p.  704.)— Montalembert,  C.  F.  de  T., , 
Comte  de.  L'Espagne  et  la  liberty.  169  pp.  [Biblioth. ' 
univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  v.  65,  1876,  pp.  5,  193,  444,  616;  v.  66, 
1876,  p.  93.) — Rome  and  S.  13  pp.  [Contemp.  Rev.  y.  25, 
1875,  p.  197.)  —  Navarrete,  P.  F.  Conservaclon  de 
monarquias.  98  pp.  [Obras,  p.  449:  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
espan.)  —  Politics  and  pronuncianienfos  of  S> 
7  pp.  [Eraser's  Mag.  v.  60, 1854,  p.  246.)— Politics  and 
prospects  of  S.  21  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  72,  1865, 
p.  671.)— Politique  ext^rieure.  L'Sspagne.  79 
pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1840,  4  a.  v.  23,  pp.  473, 782,  932 ; 
1841,  V.  25,  p.  276;  v.  26,  p.  154;  1842,  v.  29,  p.  990.)— 
Qnintana,  M.  J.    Cartas  a,  Lord  Holland  sobre  los 


aucesos  polltlcos  de  EapaHa  en  la  2  epoca  conatltu- 
clonal.  58  pp.  ( Obras  compl.  p.  531 :  Bibliot.  de  autor, 
espan.)— R.,  A.  De  la  politique  cathollque  en  Eapagne. 
26  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  el  rev.  Suisse,  4  a.  v.  18, 1851,  p.  442.) 
— Revne  itrangire.  L'Espagne  depuis  )a  revo- 
lution de  la  Granja.  32  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  ISSl, 
4S.V.  11,  p.  129.)— Short  discussion  of  (he  Spanish 
question.  16  pp.  (fanipMeteer,  v.  21,  1822,  p.  349.)— 
Situaliou  de  I'Espagne.  32  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  4,  p.  20'.i.)— Spain  and  EJspartero. 

18  pp.  [Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  20,  1854,  p.  661.)— Spain 
and  ller  governments.  30  pp.  (London  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  3,  1855,  p.  344.)— Spain  and  Portugal.  12 
pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  49, 1841,  p.  538.)— Spain  and 
Spanish  politics.  21  pp.  [Edin.  Rev.  v.  93,  1351, 
p.  455.)— Spain  under  N'arvaez  and  Christina* 

19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  66, 1849,  p.  704.)— Spanish 
intolerance  and  insolvency.  10  pp.  [Blaclcwood's 
Mag.  V.  77,  1855,  p.  714.)— Spanish  politics  and 
Cuban  perils.  16  pp.  [Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  76,1854, 
p.  477.)— Spanish  question.  30  pp.  [Westm.  Rev, 
v.  27,  1837,  p.  165.)  — Spanish  succession.  9  pp. 
(Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  34, 1833,  p.  804.) — State  and  pros- 
pects of  S.  10  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  51, 1855,  p.  1.) — 
Sybel,  H.  von.  L'Espagne  en  1820  et  en  1868.  18  pp. 
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fiidies  of  the  .  .  .  cabinet  of  France  towards 
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"Viardot,  L.  De  I'Espagne  li  propos  du  nouveau 
mlnist&re.  18  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1836,  4  a.  v.  7, 
p.  755.)— Walton,  W.  Letter  on  the  aflalra  ot  Portu- 
gal and  S.  73  pp.  [Pamphleteer,  v.  28, 1827,  p.  245.)— 
IVhat  is  S.  about?  5  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  64, 
1848.  p.  627.) 

See  also  Blaokwood'a  Mag.  v.  14, 1823,  p.  676;  Dublin 
TJniv.  Mag.  V.  48,  1856,  p.  624 ;  Edln.  Eev.  v.  38,  1823,  p. 
241;  v.  39,  1824,  p.  467;  N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  26,  1857,  p.  274; 
V.  35,  1861,  p.  386;  v.  42,  1865,  p.  65;  Westm.  Eev.  V.  1, 
1824,  p.  289. 

Spain,  Railroads. 

Bailleux  dc  Slarlzy,  A.  L'Espagne,  ses  finances 
et  ses  chemins  de  rer.  43  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1857,  2  p"6r.  V.  8,  p.  849.)— Mazade.T.  de.  Les  chemins 
de  fer  espagnola.    24  pp.    [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1861, 

2  p6r.  V.  33,  p.  709.) 

Spain,  Royal  fa'mily. 

Blanche,  A.  de.  De  rhirSdite  royale  en  Eapagne, 
a,  propoa  du  marlage  de  la  reine.  24  pp.  [Correspon- 
dant, V.  17,  1847,  p.  481.)— Ireland,  W.  W.  History  ot 
the  hereditary  neurosis  ot  the  royal  lamlly  ot  S.  13 
pp.    [In  his  Blot  upon  the  brain,  p.  147.) 

Spalatin  (Burckhard),  Georg.  1484-1545. 
Annales  reformationis,  Oder  jahrbuecher  von 
der  reformation  Lutheri.  Leipzig,  1718.   18°. 

—1298 

— —  Friedrichs  des  Weisen  leben  und  zeit- 
geschiclite.  Aus  den  originalhandschriften 
herausg.  von  Chr.  Gotth.  Neudecker  und 
Ludw.  Preller.    Jena,  1851.     8°.  5853 

Chronlcon   sive   anualea   a   raense   Augusto   annl 

MDXIII  usque  ad  flnem  tere  annl  MDXXVI;  Vltae 
aliquot  electorum  et  ducum  Saxonlae.  Inde  a  Frlde- 
rlco  I  usque  ad  Johannem  Prlderlcum;  Dlssertatlo 
geueal.  hlstorlca  de  Albertl  Duels  Saxonlae  Uberla. 
106  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2,  pp. 
689,  1067,  2123.) 

Spalato.     Lanza,  F.    Dell'  antico  palazzo 

di  Diocleziano  in  Spalato.     1855. 
Spalatro.    27  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  31, 

1843,  pp.  336,  446.) 

Spalding,  Georg  Ludwig  (Ed.)  1762-1811. 
M.  Fabii  Quintiliani  De  institutione  oratoria 
libri  XII.    See  Quintilianus,  M.  F. 

Spalding,  H.  (Tr.)  Khiva  and  Turkestan. 
Tr.  from  the'  Russian.     London,  1874.     12°. 

3436 

Spalding,  John.  1609-70.  Memorialls  of 
the  trubles  in  Scotland  and  in  England, 
A.  D.  1624-A.  D.  1645.    Aberdeen,  1850-51. 

3  V.  sm.  4°.     [Spalding  Club. )  2593 
Spalding,  John  Lancaster,  Bp.  of  Peoria. 

1840—.  Life  of  the  most  Eev.  M.  J.  Spalding, 
D.  D.,  Abp.  of  Baltimore.  New  York,  1873. 
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Spalllillg,  Martin  John,  ATip.  of'Baltimore. 
1810-72.  History  of  the  protestant  reforma- 
tion in  Germany  and  Switzerland,  and  in 
England,  Ireland,  Scotland,  the  Netherlands, 
France,  and  northern  Europe.  Baltimore, 
1870.     2  V.  8°.  —1394 

Lectures  on  the  evidences  of  catholicity: 

delivered  in  the  cathedral  at  Louisville. 
Baltimore,  1870.     8°.  —3205 

Miscellanea :  comprising  reviews,  lec- 
tures, and  essays,  on  historical,  theological, 
and  miscellaneous  subjects.  5  ed.  Balti- 
more, 1869.    2  V.  8°.  --2335 

Contents.  Our  new  "American"  literatni'e,  v. 
2.— Astronomical  clocli:  at  Strasburs,  v.  2.— Our 
colonial  blue  laws,  v.  1.— Eev.  William  Byrne,  v.  2. 

—  Catholic  and  Protestant  cottntrles,  v.  2.— 
Catholic  doctrine  of  satisfaction,  T.  2.— Early 
Catikolic  missions  In  tho  north-west,  v.  1.— Influ- 
ence of  Catholicity  on  civil  liberty,  v.  l.—Benvenuto 
Cellini,  V.  2.— Church  history,  v.l Common- 
schools,  V.  2.— Confessional,  tactics  of  Its  enemies, 
V.  2.  —  Demonology  and  the  reformation,  v.  2. — 
Feast  of  the  assumption,  v.  2.  —  Age  of  Pope 
Gregory  VII.  The  deposing  power,  v.  1. — John 
Huss  and  the  Hussites,  v.  1.— Charge  of  idolatry. 

Honor  and  Invocation  of  saints,  v.  2 Introductory 

address,  v.  1. — Italian  life  and  morals :  effects 
of  "Romanism"  on  society,  v.  2. —  Lafayette  and 

Professor  Morse,  V.  2 Origin  and  history  of  libraries 

In  ancient  and  modern  times,  v.  2.— Ijiteraturc  and 
the  arts  In  the  middle  ages,  v.  1. — Literature  and  the 
Catholic  clergy,  v,  1.— Chapter  on  mobs  ancient  and 
modern,  v.  2.— Oriental  churches :  Dr.  Durbln's 
Observations  lu  the  east,  v.  2.— Papal  government, 

y.  2 Philadelphia  riots.    The  native  American 

party,  v.  2. — Prescott*s  Conquest  of  Mexico,  v.  1. 

—  Reformation  lu  Switzerland:  Bernese  In- 
trigues, V.  1. — Rome  and  Berlin,  v.  2.— Bome  as  seen 
by  a  New  Yorker,  v.  2. — Great  schism  of  the  -west, 
v.  1.— Schools  and  univei-sities  in  the  "  dark  " 

ages,  V.  1 Spanish  Inquisition.   Prescott's  view, 

T.  1.— Spirit  of  the  age.  Temporal  and  eternal,  v.  2. 
—Webster's  Bunker  Hill  speech,  v.  1. 

Spalding,  J.  L.    Life  of  the  most  Rev.  M. 

J.  Spalding,  D.  D.,  Abp.  of  Baltimore.   1873. 

Spalding,  Eev.  Samuel  J. ,  D.  D.  Rev.  Gard- 
ner Braman  Perry,  D.  D.  6  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist. 
Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  hiog.  v.  3,  p.  472.) 

Spalding,  Susan  Marr.    An  antique  intaglio. 

1  p.  (Sci-itmer's  Monthly,  v.  22, 1881,  p.  116.)— A  desire. 
1  p.  (Smtner's  A/on(Mi/,T.  16,1878,p.  878.)— The  second 
place.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43,  1870,  p.  216.)- 
Sonnet.  1  p.  (^Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  15, 187S,  p. 239.)— 
T*vo  singers.  1  p.  [Scribner^s  Monthly,  v.  21,  1881, 
p.  69.) 

Spalding,  Thomas.     Sketch  of  the  life  of 

General  James  Oglethorpe.  57  pp.  (Georgia  Hist. 
Soo.  Coll.  v.  1, 18iO,  p.  239.) 

Spalding,  Thomas  Alfred.  Elizabethan  de- 
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1850.     {Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  v.  1.) 

OCHOA,  E.  de  {Ed.)    Tesoro  de  novelistas 

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The  same,  tr.  par  A.  R.  Le  Sage.  1821. 
(Le  Sage,  A.  R.,  QSuvres,  v.  5.) 

The  same.  From  the  French  ed.  of  Le 
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AvELLANEDA,  A.  F.  de  {pseud.)    El  inge- 

nioso  hidalgo  Don  Quijote  de  la  Mancha. 
1851.  (Resell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  1, 
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Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.   de.     Obras. 

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Note — For  the  original  see  his  Obras. 

La  primera  ed.  del  ingenioso  hidalgo 

Don  Quijote  de  la  Mancha,  reproducida  en 
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The  same.  1847.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro 
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The  same.    1850.     {Novel,  anter.  d  Cervan-  ■ 
tes :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan. ) 

The  same,  tr.  by  Thomas  Roscoe.  1881, 
2v. 

Michelant,  H.   V.    [Ed.)    Historia  del 

Cavellero  Cif ar.  1873.  {Biblioth.  lit.  vereins 
in  Stuttg.  v.  112.) 

MoNTEMATOR,  J.  de.    La  Diana,  seguida 

de  La  Diana  enamorada  por  Gaspar  Gil  Polo. 
1886.     {Biblioth.  elds,  espan.) 

QuEVEDO  T  Villeqas,  F.   G.  de.     Les 

visions,  .  .  .  augmentee  de  I'Enfer  reforme, 
et  du  Decret  de  Lucifer,  n.  d,  {Bibliotheque 
bleue,  V.  6. ) 

Aian  de  Ribera,  F.    Vlrtud  al  uso,  y  mistica  a  la 

moda.  30  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  3; 
Resell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  445:-  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.)— Agreda.  y  Vargas,  D.  de.  El  hermano 
Indiscrete;  Eduardo,reyde  iLiglaterra.  36pp.  (Ochoa, 
E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  3;  Resell,  0.,  Novel,  post. 
Cervantes,  v.  2,  pp.  477,  490:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — 
Aragon68,  J.  Doce  cuentos.  2  pp.  [Novel,  anter.  d 
Cervantes,  p.  167  ;  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan. ) — Barbadillo, 
A.  G.  de  S.  El  curioso  y  sablo  Alejandro.  36  pp. 
(Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  2  ;  Resell,  C,  Novel, 
post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  1 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — Ca- 
ballero  invisible.  4  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro 
novel,  espan.  v.  3;  Rosell,  0.,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2, 
p.  375:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.  Also  with  Le  Sage,  A. 
R.,  El  bachiller  de  Salamanca.)— Castillo,  A.  del.  La 
muerte  del  avarleuto.  17  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro 
novel,  espan.  v.  3;  Rosell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2, 
p.  607:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)~Cax.ottef  J .  Ledla-ble 
araoureux.  118  pp.  (Garnler,  0.  Q.  T.,  Voyages  imag. 
V.  35,  p.  33.)— Cespedes  y  Meneses,  G.  de.  El  Es- 
paSol  Gerardo ;  Fortuna  varla  del  soldado  Plndaro. 
258  pp.  ['Roiie\\,0.,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  y.  1,  pp.  117, 
273:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)— Extracts  from  contem- 
porary Spanish  literature.  15  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  60, 1841,  p.  491.)— Contreras,  H.  de.  Selva  de 
aventuras.  37  pp.  [Novel,  anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  469: 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — Knriquez  Gomez,  A.  Vida 
de  Don  Gregorlo  Guadafla.  6:)  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Te- 
soro novel,  espan.  y.  3;  Rosell,  C  Novel,  post.  Cervantes, 
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103  pp.  (Eosell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  1,  p.  377: 
Bibliot.  de  autar,  es?)an.)— Gonzalez,  E.  Vida  y  hechoa. 
165  pp.  (Ouhoa,  E.  de,  Ttsoro  novel,  espan.  v.  3;  Eosell, 
C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  286:  Bibliot.  de  aulor. 
espan.)— Gue-vai'a,  A.  de,  J3p.  of  Mondonedo.  El  vUlano 
del  Dauubtoj  Marco  Aurello  y  Taustlna.  18  pp. 
(  Obras  escogidas  defdosofos,  pp.  160, 1G6 :  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
«<paS.)— Gme-vara,  L.  V.  de.  El  dlablo  cojuelo.  48 
pp.     (Le  Sage,  A.  R.,  El  hacTiiller  de  Salamanca;  Ochoa, 

E,  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan,  v.  3;  Eosell,  C,  Novel,  post. 
Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  21 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espoS.)— Hlta,  Gt. 
P.  de.  Guerras  clvlles  de  Gracada.  174  pp.  {Novel, 
anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  513:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — Isla, 
J.  F.  de.  Hlstoria  del  famoao  predicador  Pray  Ge- 
ruudio  de  Carapazas,  alias  Zotes.  22-t  pp.  {Obras,  p. 
33:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — Ijope  de  Vega  Carpio, 

F.  Novelas;  La  Arcadia.  l;i6  pp.  {Obras  no  dramat. 
pp.  1,  45:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)— 'Slaiwiel,  J.  Le 
Comte  Lucanor,  tr.  par  A.  de  Pulbusque.  87  pp.  [Rev. 
coniemp.  1862,  v.  2,  pp.  87,  219,  395.1— Der  Graf  Lucanor. 
Uebersetzt  dureb  Joseph  von  Elchendorff.  189  pp. 
(Elchendorft,  J.  von,  Saemml.  werke,  v.  6,  p.  381.)  — 
Motitalvan,  J.  P.  de.  La  vUlana  de  Pinto;  Los  pri- 
mes amantes.  46  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel, 
espan,  v.  2,  pp.  1,  24;  Resell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v. 
2,  pp.  625,  538:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)- Mussafia,  A. 
Eine  altspanisohe  prosadarstelluug  der  Orescentla- 
sage.  6G  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  "wissens.  i'ftiZos./tisf.c/asse 
Sitzungsb.  v.  63, 1860,  i).  499.)— Navarrete  y  Ribera, 
F.  Los  tres  hermanos.  9  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro 
novel,  espan.  v.  3;  Rosell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2, 
p.  369 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.;  and  with  Le  Sage,  A.  R., 
£1  bachiller  de  Salamanca.)— No  hay  desdiclia  que  no 
acabe.  15  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  3  ; 
Eosell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  517:  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.) — Perez,  A.  La  picara  Justina.  233  pp. 
(Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  1;  Eoaell,  C,  Novel, 
post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  47:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — 
Polo,  G.  G,  La  Diana  enamorada.  156  pp.  {With 
Moniemayor,  J.  de.  La  Diana,  p.  217:  Bibliot.  elds, 
espan.)— PraAo.  A.  de.  Ardld  de  la  pobreza.  14  pp. 
(Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  3;  Rosell,  G.,  Novel, 
post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  469:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)— La 
vengada  k  su  pesar.  14  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro 
novel,  espan.  v.  3;  Rosell,  C.,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2, 
p.  461:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  cspaJi.)— Q,ttevedo  y  Ville- 
gas,  F.  G.  de.  Historia  de  la  vida  del  buscou  llamado 
Don  Pablos.  44  pp.  (Obras,  v.  1,  p.  486:  Bibliot.  de 
autor.  espan.)— Voyages  r6cr6atifs  du  chevalier  de  Qu6- 
v§do,  154  pp.  (Garnier,  C.  G.  T.,  Voyages  imag.  v.  16, 
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Clareo  y  Florisea.  38  pp.  {Novel,  anter.  d  Cervantes,  p. 
431:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — Sanchez,  C,  Archdeacon 
of  Valderas.  El  libro  de  exenplos  per  A,  B,  C.  46  pp. 
(Romania,  v.  7, 1878,  p.  481.)— Santos,  F.  Dla  y  noche 
de  Madrid.  129  pp.  (Ochoa,  B.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan. 
v.  3;  Resell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  2,  p.  377:  Bib- 
liot. de  autor.  espan.)- Sergas  de  Ssplandian.  159 
pp.  (Gayangos,  P.  de,  Libras  de  caballerias,  p.  403 : 
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gardufia  de  Sevllla;  La  incUnacion  espaflola;  El  dis- 
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maridos  burlados.  32  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel, 
espan.  v.  1 ;  Rosell,  C.  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  1,  p.  481 : 
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fiuelo.  37  pp.  {Novel,  anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  129:  Bibliot. 
de  autor.  espan.;  Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  1, 
p.  15.) — El  sobremesa  y  alivio  de  camlnantes.  15  pp. 
(Novel,  anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  169:  Bibliot.de  autor.  espan.) 
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(Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  e^pan.  V.  3;  Eosell,  C,  Novel, 
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Villegag,  A.  de.  Historia  del  Abencerraje  y  la  her- 
mosa  Jarifa.  6  pp.  (Novel,  anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  507 : 
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y.  1,  p.  1.)— Yaficz  y  Rivei-a,  J.  de  A.  Alouso,  mozo 
de  muchos  amos.  191  pp.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel, 
espan.  V,  2;  Eosell,  C,  Novel,  post.  Cervantes,  v.  1,  p.  491 ; 
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Cuatro  novelas.  61  pp.  (Cervantes  Saavedra,  M.  de, 
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Knust,  H.  Llbro  de  los  gates.  66  pp.  {Jahrb.f.  ro- 
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QuiNTANA,  M.  J.    Tesoro  del  Parnaso  es- 

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ROSELL,  C.    Poemas  epicos.    1851-54,  2  v. 

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Sanchez,  T.  A.    CoUeccion  de  poesias 

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PiDAL,  P.  J.,  and  Janeb,  F.    Poetas 

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Argensola,   L.    L.    de.     Eimas.     1804. 

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Castillego,   C.   de.     Obras.     1792,  3  v. 

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The  same.  Tr.  from  the  Spanish  by 
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CuETA,  J.  de  la.    Conquista  de  la  Betica. 

1795,  2  V.  (Fernandez,  E.,  Col.  depoes. -7, 
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Enriquez,  M.  C.    Aires  d'a  mifia  terra. 

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Ercilla  y  ZuSiga,  a.  de.    La  Araucana. 

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FiGUEROA,  F.  de.     Poesias.     1804.     (Fer- 
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GoNGOEA  Y  Aegote,  L.    Poesias.    1789. 

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Herebra,    F.   de.      Eimas.      1786,   3  v. 

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Jauregui   y   Aguilar,  J.  de.     Eimas. 

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Leon,  L.   P.  de.     Poesias.     1790.     (Fer- 
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The  same.     1855.      (Eserit.   del  siglo  16, 

V.  2  :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan. ) 
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1883. 
Lope  de  Vega  Caepio,  F.    Coleccion  de 

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Melendez  Valdez,  J.  A.    Poesias.    1833, 

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Moratin,  L.  F.  de.    Obras.     1835. 

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Moratin,  N.  F.    Obras.    1850.    (Bibliot. 

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Quevedo  y  Villegas,  F.  G.  de.    Obras 

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RiojA,   F.   de.     Poesias  ineditas.     1797. 

(Fernandez,  R.,  Col.  depoes.  v.  18.) 

ViANA,  A.  de.     Kampf  von  Teneriffa, 

dichtung  und  geschichte.  Herausg.  von  F. 
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Acevedo,  A.   de.     Creadon  del  mundo.     42  pp. 

(Resell,  C,  Poem.  epic.  y.  2,  p.  245:  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
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Arellano,  V.  E.  de.  Poesias.  5  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A. 
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(Oueto,  L.  A.  de,  foet.  Kr.  del  siglo  18,  v.  2,  p.  506:  Bib- 
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1  p.    (Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3.  p.  660 : 
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pp.    (Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3,  p.  484; 
Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)— Ayola,  P.  L.  de.    Elmado  de 
palaclo.    62  pp.    iSauchez,  T.  A.,  and  others,  Poet, 
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Bal1>iiena,B.  de.    El  Bernardo.    242  pp.    (Kosell,  C, 
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lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  2,  p.  664:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)— 
Bijar,  (— ),  Duque  de.    Poeslas.    2  pp.    (Cueto,  L."A. 
de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3,  p.  603 :  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
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de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3,  p.  644 :  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
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(Oueto,  L.  A.  de,  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  3,  p.  649 :  Bibliot. 
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Poeslas.    29  pp.    (Oueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18, 
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Foesias.    13  pp.    (Cueto,  L.  A.  de,  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18, 
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Cai&izares,  J.  de.    Poeslas.    2  pp.    (Cueto,  L.  A.  de. 
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— Carlos,  Don,  of  Austria.    Poeslas.    1  p.    (Castro,  A. 
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(Oueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglolS,  v.  3,  p.  561 :  Bibliot. 
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(Oueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  1,  p.  417 :  Bibliot. 
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pp.    {Obras,  p.  705:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.)— Vlaje  al 
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meutos  poeticos.    5  pp.    (Castro,  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  de  los 
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de  autor.  espan.}— Vlrues,  C.  de.  El  Monserrate,  68 
pp.  (Roaell,  C.,  Poem.  epic.  v.  1,  p.  503 :  Bibliot.  de  autor. 
espan. ) 

See  also  Spanish,  ballads  and  songs. 

I^panisli  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 
Kennedy,  J.    Modem  poets  and  poetry 

of  Spain.     1852. 
Amador  de  log  Rloa,  J.  Spanleche  sprlchwoerter 

als  element  der  verskunst  betrachtet.    38  pp.    {Jalirb. 

f.  roman.  tmd  engl.  lit,  v.  2, 1860,  p.  46.)— Castro,  A.  de. 

Ohservaciozies  sobre  algunas  partlcularldadea  de  la 


poesia  espafiola.  37  pp.  (In  his  Poet.  lir.  de  los  siglos 
16  y  17,  V.  2,  p.  v:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.}— Contem- 
porary Spanisli  poetry.  14  pp.  (Dem,  liev.  v.  14, 
1844,  p.  395.)- Cueto,  L.  A.  de.  BosQuejo  hlatorlco- 
critico  de  la  poesia  castellana  en  el  siglo  18.  233  pp. 
(In  his  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18,  v.  1,  p.  v:  Bibliot,  de  autor. 
espan.)- Canclonero  de  Baena.  40  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1853,  n.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  2,  p.  726.)— Early  narra- 
tive and  lyrical  poetry  of  Spain.  40  pp.  {Edin. 
Rev.  V.  39,  1824,  p.  393.)— Hurlbut,  W.  H.  Poetry  of 
Spanish  America.  32  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  68, 1849,  p. 
329.)- Knust,  H.  Ein  beitrag  zur  kenntnlss  der  Es- 
corialbibllothek.  237  pp.  {Jahrb.f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit. 
V.  8, 1867,  p.  361 ;  V.  9,  1868,  pp.  43,  271 ;  v.  10, 1869,  pp. 
33,129,273.}— IiOngfeIlow,H.W.  Spanish  devotional 
and  moral  poetry.  39  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  34, 1832,  p. 
277.)— Lyric  poetry  of  Spain.  84  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 
V.  40,  1824,  p.  443.)-MilA  y  Fontanals,  M.  De  la 
poesia  popular  gallega.  29  pp.  {Romania,  v.  6,  1877, 
p.  47.)— Nachricht  von  einem  haudschriftlichen  Ro- 
mancero  der  bibllothek  von  Barcelona.  14  pp.  (Jahrb, 
f.  roman.  und  engl.  lit.  v.  3, 1861,  p.  163.)— Ittorel-Fatio, 

A.  Po6me  barcelonals  de  1473.  24  pp.  (Romania,  v.  11, 
1882,  p.  333.)— Recherches  sur  le  teste  et  ies  sources 
du  Llbro  de  Alexandre.  84  pp.  (Romania,  v.  4,  1875, 
p.  7.)— Mussafia,  A.  Ueber  die  quelle  der  altspan- 
lachen  "Vida  de  S.  Maria  Bgipclaca."  24  pp.  (Vienna 
Akad.  wlasena.  Phil,  hist,  classe  Sitzungsb.  v.  43, 1863,  p. 
163.)— Nationality  of  Spanish  poetry.  13  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  45,  1856,  p.  356.)— Paris,  G.  Uue 
romance  espagnole  6crlte  en  France  au  15  sidcle.  6 
pp.  [Romania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  373.)— Poetical  litera- 
ture of  Spain.  84  pp.  (Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  3,  1821, 
p.  195;  V.  4,  1821,  p.  21;  V.  6,  1822,  p.  21.)— Q,uintana, 
M.  J.  Eatudloa  sobre  nueatra  poeaia.  51  pp.  (Obras 
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po€ale  et  Ies  podtea  dans  I'Amgrique  eapagnole.  28  pp. 
(Rev,  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2  p6r.  v.  49,  p.  902.}— Robin- 
son, Mrs.  T.  A.  L.  von  J.  Spanish  popular  poetry. 
28  pp.  (N,  Am.  Rev.  v.  54,  1842,  p.  419.)— Romantic 
and  lyric  poetry  of  Spain.  16  pp.  [Jhiblin  Univ. 
J/af/.v.  17, 1841,  p.  17.)— Romantic  poetry  of  Spain. 
10  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  6, 1832,  p.  44.)— Welslk-Mason, 
0.  Spanish  poetry  before  A.  D.  1500.  17  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  79,  1869,  p.  763.)— AVolf,  F.  J,  Ueber  eine 
sammlung  spanischer  romanzen  in  fllegenden  blaet- 
teru  auf  der  universltaets-bibliothek  zu  Prag.  124  pp. 
(Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  Phil,  hist,  classe  Benkschr.  v.  2, 
1851,  p.  191.) 

Spanish  Protestants,  and  their  perse- 
cution by  Philip  IL     Castro,  A.  de.     — 1278 

Spanish  reformers.  Stoughton,J.  — 1S92 

Spanish  retoriners  of  two  centuries  from 
1520.     Boehmer,  E.  —1292 

Spanish  student*     33  pp.     Longfellow, 

H.  W.,  Poet,  works,  p.  44. 

Spanish  succession.    See  Great  Britain, 

iKsfor^.— Spain,  History. 
Spanish  tale.    16  pp.     (Blackwood^s  Mag, 

v.  11,  1822,  p.  403.) 

Spanish  tragedy.  38  pp.  Hood,T.,Tror/cs, 

v.  2,  p.  3. 

Spano,  Giovanni.  Ortografia  sarda  nazionale 
ossia  gramatica  della  lingua  logudorese  para- 
gonata  all'  italiana.    Cagliari,  1840.    8°, 

—2147 

Sparavieri,  Francesco.    Adnotationum  in 

B.  Zenouls  Veronensls  sermones  autoachediasma.  33 
pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  11,  p.  535.) 

Sparhawk,  Prances  Campbell.  Circa  1858—. 

George  Sparhawk.  5  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc. 
Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  195.) 

Sparhawii:)  George.    See  the  preceding. 

Sparke,  John.  16  cent.  Voyage  to  Russia, 
1566.    See  Southam,  T. 

Sparke,  Rev.  Joseph  (Ed.)  1691-1748.  His- 
toriae  Anglicanae  scriptores  varii,  e  codici- 
bus  MSS  nunc  primum  ed.  Londini,  1723. 
fo.  1551 

Contents.  Historiae  coenobll  Burgengts  scriptores 
Taril  e  codlcibus  MSS  nunc  primum  ed.— Historla 
coenobll  Burgensis  contlnuatlo  per  anonym um. — 
Fitz-Stcpheu,  W.  Vita  S.  Tbomae  Cantuariensis 
archieplscopi.  —  Hugo  Candidus.  Coenobii  Bur- 
gensis historla.- John,  of  Peterborough.  Chronlcon 
Angliae.— Jolin,  of  Salisbury,  Bp.  of  C1ui,rtr4s.    Vita  S. 


SPAEKE 


4217 


SPARRING 


Thomae  Cantuarlensis  arohleplscopl,— Hlsttorla  vetus 
ooeiiobil  PetriburftensU  verslbus  GHlUoanls.  — 
Robert,  of  Boston.  Olvrouloon  Augllae — Sivaphain, 
K.  Hlstovia  ooeaobli  Burgeuals.— Walter,  0/  WW- 
tlesey.    HlsKirla  coenobll  Burgensls. 

Sparke,  Michael.  New-Englands  plantation. 
Or,  a  short  and  true  description,  of  the  com- 
modities and  discommodities  of  that  country. 
[Anon.]  London,  1630 ;  repr.  Washington, 
1836.     8°.     (Force,  P.,  rmcfe,v.  1.)        1644 

Sparkes,  A.  L.  Guide  to  the  study  of 
mathematics.    London,  n.  d.     16°.      — 2447 

Sparkes,  Catherine  Adeline.  Needham, 
Mrs.  E.  C.  O.  Catherine  Adeline  Sparkea.  3  pp.  (/» 
her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2,  p.  130.) 

Sparkes,  J.  Teaching  of  drawing  and 
colouring  as  a  preparation  lur  designing  and  decora- 
tive worli.  14  pp.  (London  Internal.  Health  Exhlb. 
Literature^  V.  14,  p.  200.) 

Sparkes,  John  C.  L.    Schools  of  art :  their 

origin,  history,  work,  and  Influence.  160  pp.  (London 
Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  721.) 

Sparks,  Jared,i£.D.  1789-1866.  Life  and 
treason  of  Benedict  Arnold.  Boston,  1860. 
16°.     (In  his  Am.  biog.  v.  3.)  8846 

Life  of  Benjamin  Franklin.   Phila.  [1840]. 

8°.  (Franklin,  B.,  Works,  v.  1.)  (Rev.  of  in 
iV.  ^m.  iJeu.  V.  59, 1844.  p.  446.)  2153 

Life  of  Gou verneur  Morris, with  selections 

from  his  correspondence  and  miscellaneous 
papers  . . .  Boston,  1832.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  34,  1832,  p.  465.)  3884 

Life  of  Washington.    Boston,  1858.     8°. 

(Washington,  G.,  Writings,  v.  1.)  2144 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  travels  of  John 

Ledyard,  from  his  journals  and  correspon- 
dence. London,  1828.  12°.  3885 
•  The  same.  Boston,  1847.  16°.  {In  his 
Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  14. )  (Rev.  of  in  Am.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  3,  1838,  p.  88 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  27, 1828, 
p.  360 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v..  38,  1828,  p.  85.)     3846 

Travels  and  adventures  of  John  Ledyard. 

2  ed.     [AnonA    London,  1834.    8°.  2494 

Life  of  Ethan  Allen.    130  pp.    (/n  M.<  Am.blog.  v.l, 

p.  227.)— Lite  of  Eobert  Caveller  de  lia  Salle.  205  pp. 
(/n  kis  Am.  biog.  2  a.  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Life  of  Charles  Ijee. 
207  pp.  (/«  his  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  8,  p.  1.)— Lite  of  Father 
Marquette.  37  pp.  (In  his  Am.  biog.  v.  10,  p.  266 : 
Kev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  48, 1839,  p.  63.)— Lite  of  Count 
Pulaski.  82  pp.  (In  his  Am.  blog.  2  s.  V.  4,  p.  365.)— 
Lite  of  John  Ribault.  156  pp.  (In  his  Am.  blog.  2  B. 
V.  7,  p.  1.) 

(Ed.)    Correspondence  of  the  American 

revolution  ;  being  letters  of  eminent  men  to 
George  Washington,  from  the  time  of  his 
taking  command  of  the  army  to  the  end  of 
his  presidency.  Boston,  1853.  4v.8°-  (Rev. 
of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  77,  1853,"  p.  80. )        1645 

(Ed.)    Diplomatic  correspondence  of  the 

American  revolution.  Boston,  1829-30.  12  v. 
8°-  (Rev.  of  in  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10,  1831, 
p.  417;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  33,  1831,  p.  449.)   3355 

(Ed.)    Library  of  American  biography. 

land  2  s.     Boston,  1844-60.    35  v.  16°.     8846 

Contents. 
Allen,  E.,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  1. 
Arnold,  B.,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  3. 
Bacon,  N.,  by  W.  Ware,  v.  13. 
Boone,  D.,  by  J.  M.  Peck,  v.  23. 
Bralnerd,  D.,  by  W.  B.  O.  Peabody,  T.  8. 
Brown,  C.  B.,  by  W.  H.  Presoott,  v.  1. 
Oabot,  S.,  by  C.  Hayward,  Jr.  v.  9. 
Calvert,  L.,  by  G.  W.  Burnap,  v.  19. 
Davidson,  L.  M.,  by  C.  M.  Sedgwick,  v.  7. 
Davie,  W.  R.,  by  P.  M.  Hubbard,  v.  IB. 
Decatur,  8.,  by  A.  S.  Mackenzie,  v.  11. 
Dwight,  T.,  by  W.  B.  Sprague,  v.  14. 
Eaton,  W.,  by  0.  0.  Feltun,  v.  9. 
Edwards,  J.,  by  S.  Miller,  v.  8. 
PAET  v.— 43. 


Eliot,  J.,  by  0.  Francis,  v.  5. 
EUery,  W.,  by  E.  T.  Channing,  v.  6. 
Fitch,  J.,  by  0.  Whittlesey,  v.  16. 
Fulton,  K.,  by  J.  Renwlck,  v.  10. 
Gorton,  S.,  by  J.  M.  Mackle,  v.  15. 
Greene,  N.,  by  G.  W.  Greene,  v.  20. 
Henry,  P.,  by  A.  H.  Everett,  v.  11. 
Hudson,  H.,  by  H.  E.  Cleveland,  v.  10. 
Hutchinson,  A.,  by  G.  E.  Ellis,  v.  16. 
Klrklaud,  S.,  by  S.  K.  Lothrop,  v.  25. 
La  Salle,  E.  C.  de,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  11. 
Ledyard,  J.,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  24. 
Lee,  C,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  18. 
Leisler,  J.,  by  C.  F.  Hoffmann,  v.  13. 
Lincoln,  B.,  by  F.  Bowen,  v.  23. 
Marquette,  Father  J.,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  10. 
Mason,  J.,  by  G.  E.  Ellis,  v.  16. 

Mather,  C,  by  W.  B.  0.  Peabody,  v.  6. 
Montgomery,  R.,  by  J.  Armstrong,  v.  1. 
Oglethorpe,  J.,  by  W.  B.  O.  Peabody,  v.  12. 

Otis,  J.,  by  P.  Bowen,  v.  12. 

Palfrey,  W.,  by  J.  G.  Palfrey,  v.  17. 

Penn,  W.,  by  G.  E.  Ellis,  v.  22. 

Phips.  Sir  W.,  by  F.  Bowen,  v.  7. 

Pike,  Z.  M.,  by  H.  Whiting,  v.  16. 

Plnkney,  W.,  by  H.  Wheaton,  y.  6. 

Posey,  T.,  by  J.  Hall,  v.  19. 

Preble,  E.,  by  L.  Sabine,  v.  22. 

Pulaski,  K.,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  14. 

Putnam,  I.,  by  O.  W.  B.  Peabody,  T.  7. 

Bale,  S.,  by  C.  Francis,  v.  17. 

Reed,  J.,  by  H.  Eeed,  v.  18. 

Elbault,  J.,  by  J.  Sparks,  v.  17. 

Eittenhouse,  D.,  by  J.  Renwlck,  v.  7. 

Smith,  Copt.  J.,  by  G.  S.  Hlllard',  v.  2. 

Stark,  J.,  by  B.  Everett,  v.  1. 

Steuben,  F.  W.,  Baron,  by  F.  Bowen,  v.  9. 

Stiles,  E.,  by  J.  L.  Kingsley,  v.  16. 

Sullivan,  J.,  by  O.  W.  B.  Peabody,  v.  13. 

Thompson,  B.,  Count  Rumford,  by  J.  Renwlck,  v.  16. 

Vane,  Sir  H.,  by  C.  W.  Upham,  v.  4. 

Ward,  S.,  by  W.  Gammell,  v.  19. 

Warren,  J.,  by  A.  H.  Everett,  v.  10. 

Wayne,  A.,  by  J.  Armstrong,  v.  4. 

Williams,  E.,  by  W.  Gammell,  v.  14. 

Wilson,  A.,  by  W.  B.  O.  Peabody,  v.  2. 

(Ed. )  Works  of  Benjamin  Franklin.  See 

Franklin,  B. 

(Ed. )    Writings  of  George  Washington. 

See  Washington,  G. 

Catalogue  of  the  library  of:  with  a  list 

of  the  historical  MSS  collected  by  him  and 
now  deposited  in  the  library  of  Harvard 
University.    Cambridge,  1871.    8°.       W.87 

Kliot,  S.  A.    Sparks'a  Lite  of  Morris.    14  pp.    (Chr. 

Exam.  V.  13,  1833,  p.  110.1— Collection  of  essays  and 
tracts.  10  pp.  (Eev.of  lu  CTir.  £Mm.  V.3, 1826,  p.  193.) 
— Letters  on  the  ministry,  ritual,  and  doctrines  of  the 
Protestant  ^Episcopal  Cliurcll.  11  pp.  (Rev.  of 
in  Brownson's  Quart,  lien.  v.  1, 1844,  p.  3H6.J— Moral  ten- 
dency of  Trinitarian  and  ITnitariau  doctrines, 
3  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Chr,  Exam.  v.  1, 18-.!4,  p.  221.) 

Ellis,  G.  E.    Memoir  of  Jared  Sparks. 

1869. 

The  same.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  1867-69.) 

Bovren,  F.    Jared  Sparks.    2  pp.    (Vallle,  P.  O., 

and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Harvard  Book,  v.  1,  p.  157.) — Parton, 
J.  From  the  carpenter's  bench  to  presidency  of  a 
college.  A  sketch  of  the  career  of  S.  7  pp.  (/n  his 
Triumphs  of  enterprise,  p.  131.)— Powell,  T.  Jared 
Sparks.  12  pp.  (/n  his  Living  authors  of  America, 
p.  366.) 

Set  also  N.  Am.  Eev.  v,  38,  1834,  p.  466;  v.  43,  1836,  p. 
616  J  V.  59, 1844,  p.  96. 

Sparks,  William  Henry.  1800-82.  Memories 
of  50  years:  containing  brief  biographical 
notices  of  distinguished  Americans.  Phila. 
1873.     8°.  8886 

Sparks  from  a  locomotive;  or,  life 
and  liberty  in  Europe.     Fuller,  H.  1404 

Sparrey,  Francis.    17  cent.    Some  observa- 

tliins  of  Trinidad,  the  rich  countrleof  Guiana,  and  the 
great  river  of  Oronoco.  2  pp.  (Harris,  J.,  Voyages, 
1705,  V.  1,  p. 710 ;  Purohas,  S.,  His pilgrimes,  v.  4,  p.  1247.) 

Sparring  or  boxing.     16  pp.     Wood,  W. 

in  his  Manual  of  physical  exercise,  p.  238. 
See  also  Boxing. 


SPAKRMAN 


4218 


SPAZIER 


Sparrman,  Andreas.  1747-1820.  Voyage 
to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  .  .  .  and  round  the 
world  :  but  chiefly  into  the  country  of  the 
Hottentots  and  Caffres,  1772-76.  Tr.  from 
the  Swedish  original.  London,  1785.  2  v. 
in  1,4°.  1443 

Sparrow,  Anthony.  D.  D. ,  Bp.  of  Norwich. 
1620-85.  Collection  of  articles,  injunctions, 
canons,  orders, ordinances,  and  constitutions 
ecclesiastical,  with  other  publick  records  of 
the  Church  of  England,  chiefly  in  the  times 
of  K.  Edward  VI,  Q.  Elizabeth,  K.  James, 
and  K.  Charles  I.  4  ed.  London,  1684. 
sm.  4°.  —1355 

Contents.  Articles  of  religion  agreed  upon  in 
the  convocation,  1552;  Latlue  ed.  of  those  Articles. — 
Articles  of  religion  agreed  on  in  convocation,  etc., and 
compared  with  Edward  VI  Articles,  1562 — Artlciili 
rellgioiiis  in  Synodo,  Londinl,  1562.  —  Form  and 
manner  of  making  and  consecrating  bisUops, 
priests,  and  deacons.  —  Proclamalion  of  Queen 
Elizabeth  against  the  desplsers  or  brealjers  of  the 
orders  prescribed  in  the  Book  of  Cominon- 
prayer.— Capltulaslveconstitutionesecciesiasticae 
in  Synodo.  Lt)ndini,1597.-Articuli  pro  clero  in  Synodo, 
Londini,  15H4. — Ceiebratio  coenne  Domini  in  fune- 
ribus.  in  the  2  year  of  Queen  Elizabeth.— Order  of 
commiiiiion-service.  —  Form  of  consecration 
of  a  cliiii-cli  or  ctinppel,  and  of  the  [liace  of  Chris- 
tian burial  esempilhed  .  .  .— Constitntiones  sive 
canones  eccleslastlci  per  episcopum  Londinensem, 
1603.  —  Constitutions  and  canons  ecciesiastical, 
treated  upon  by  the  archbishops  of  Canterbury  and 
Yorlt,  1640. —  Abp.  Cranmer's  Articles  of  visi- 
tation.— Liber  quorundam  canonura  discipllnae 
ecclesiae  Anglicanae. — Proclamation  declaring 
the  proceedings   in  ecclesiastical,  courts,  to  be 

according  to  the  law  of  the  land King  ESdward's 

Injunctions. — Queen  E^lizabetli's  injunctions. 
—Proclamation  against  the  sectaries  of  the  Family  of 
Iiove.— Of  abrogation  of  lioly-days  in  King  Henry 
VIII  time. — Prayers  at  the  liealing  of  the  king's  evil. 
—Table  of  degrees  of  marriages  set  forth  by  Bp. 
Pari£er. — Advertisements  for  the  due  order  about 
ministers'  apparel,  and  the  communion,  etc.  — 
OatlLsof  allegiance,  supremacy,  simony,  canonical 
obedience,  conilnual  residence. — Act  of  uniformity  of 
prayer,  etc.  —  Bp.  Ridley's  Articles  of  visi- 
tation.—Proclamation  against  sctiismatical  and 
seditious  books  and  libels. — Articles  of  visi- 
tation in  the  first  year  of  Queen  Elizabeth. 

SparroTTgrass  papers.    Cozzens,  F.  S. 

3145 
Sparrows.   Brewer,  T.M.    European  house- 
sparrow.    6  pp.     (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  21,  1868,  p.  683.)— 
Elliott,  H.  W.    The  sparrow  war.    5  pp.    {Harper's 
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Sparrows  of  the  temple.  5  pp.  [Black- 
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Sparta. 

Deummond,  Sir  W.  Review  of  the  gov- 
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HoussAYE,  H.    La  loi  agraire  a  Sparte. 

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Cnrtius,  E.  Sparta  und  Olynipia.  12  pp.  (Hermes, 
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>^£eaIsoAtlien sand  Attica. —Dorians.— Greece. 
— Inscriptions,  Greek. 

Spartacus,  King  of  Bosporus.    Sohaef  er,  A. 

Athenischer  volksbeschiuss  zu  ehren  der  soehne  Leu- 
kons  von  Bosporus.  16  pp.  {Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  33, 
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guerre  servile,  ou  la  revolte  do  S.  64  pp.  (Inst,  de 
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40, 1836,  p.  377.) 

Sparte  h  Paris.    43  pp.    Lemontey,  P.  E., 

(Euvres,  v.  1,  p.  150. 

Spartianus,  ^lius.     4  ceiit.     De  Gallis. 

2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  liec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  1,  p.  e.'ie.)— 
Hadrianus  Imperator;  .Siius  Verus;  Didius  Julia- 
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and  others.  Historiae  Augustae  scrip- 
tores  VI.  Ad  optimas  editiones  coUati  stu- 
diis  Societatis  Bipontinae.  Biponti,  1787. 
13°.  3813 

Contents. 
Capltoliuus,  J.      Lampridlus,  M.       Spartianus,  M. 
Galiicanus,  V.       Pollio,  T.  Vopiscus,  F. 

Spartiiim.    Ameilhon,  H.  P.    Recherohes 

sur  les  diff^rentes  esp^ces  de  sparte  dout  11  est  parl6 
dans  les  anciens  auteurs.  46  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
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Spata,  Greece.    Koehler,  U.     Drei  hypothe- 

kenstelne  aus  S.  6  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst. 
Milthl.  Athen.  abth.  v.  2,  1877,  p.  277.)— Ueber  die  zeit 
und  den  ursprung  der  grabanlagen  in  Mykene  und  S. 
13  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen.  abth. 
v.  3, 1878,  p.  1.)— Mllclihoefer,  A.  Graeberfunde  in 
S.  16  pp.  (K.  deutsch.  archaeol.  inst.  Mitthl.  Athen. 
abth.  V.  2,  1877,  p.  261.) 

Spaulding,  Elbridge  Gerry.  1809—.  His- 
tory of  the  legal  tender  paper  money  issued 
during  the  great  rebellion,  being  a  loan 
without  interest  and  a  national  currency. 
Buffalo,  1869.     8°.  —1303 

Spaulding,  John  H,  Historical  relics  of 
the  White  Mountains.  Also,  a  concise  White 
Mountain  guide.  Mt.  Washington  (Pub.), 
1862.     13°.  2637 

Spaulding.    See  also  Spalding. 

Spazier,  Richard  Otto.  1803—.  Jean  Paul 
Friedrich  Richter.  Ein  biographischer  com- 
mentar  zu  dessen  werken.  Berlin,  1835. 
5  V.  in  8,  8°.  4797 


SPB 


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Spe«  Friedrich.    See  Spee,  F. 

Speakers  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

Manning,  J.  A.    Lives  of  the  Speakers  of 
the  House  of  Commons.     1850. 

Thoughts  from  a  Whig,  on  the  quRllficatloiis  of 

a  Speaker  ot  the  House.    6  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
3, 1K18,  p.  141.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  House  of  Commons. 

Speaking.  See  Elocution.  —  English  lan- 
guage.—Oratory. — Preaching. — Rhetoric. — 
Voice. 

SpecUt,  Franz  Anton.  1847—.  Geschichte 
des  unterrichtswesens  in  Deutschland  von 
den  aeltesten  zeiten  bis  zur  mitte  des  13 
jahrhunderts.    Stuttgart,  1885.     8°.    —3373 

Spechtsliart,  Hugo  von  Beutlingen.  Circa 
1385-1360.  Flores  musice  omnis  cantus  Gre- 
goriani.  Neu-  herausg.  und  bearbeitet  von 
Carl  Beck.  Stuttgart,  1868.  8°.  [Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  89.)  — 3114 

Special  anatomy  and  histology.  Horner, 
W.  E.    3  V.  —1693 

Special  providences.  Philosophy  of. 
Davis,  A.  J.  —4356 

Special  report  on  coal.    Sweet,  S.  H. 

—1634 

Speciale«  Nicolo.  — 1337.  Rerum  Sicula- 
rum  Uhrl  VIII  qui  hlstoiiam  bellorum  Inter  reges 
SlolUae  et  Aragonlae,  gestorum  ab  anno  Christl  1282- 
1337  continent.  86  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  a.,  fhes.  antiq. 
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Species. 

Darwin,  C.  E.     Origin  of  species  by 
means  of  natural  selection.     1860. 

Darwinian  theory  of  the  transmutation 

of  species  examined.     1867. 

Faivee,  E.    La  variabilite  des  especes  et 

ses  limites.     1868. 
■ Feekb,  H.     On  the  origin  of  species  by 

means  of  organic  afla.nity.     1861. 

Huxley,  T.  H.    On  the  origin  of  species. 

1875. 

The  same.     {In  Ms  Lay  sermons. ) 

Ltell,  Sir  C.     Geological  evidences  of 

the  antiquity  of  man,  with  remarks  on 
theories  of  the  origin  of  species  by  variation. 
1863. 

Maillet,  B.  de.   Telliamed,  ou  entretiens 

d'un  philosophe  indien  avecun  missionnaire 
frangois.     1755,  3  v. 

Telliamed  ;  or,  the  world  explain 'd  : 

containing  discourses  between  an  Indian 
philosopher  and  a  missionary.     1797. 

MiVAET,  St.  G.    On  the  genesis  of  species. 

1871. 

. Dana,  J.  D.    Thoughts  on  species.    13  pp.    (Am. 

Assoc.  Sol.  Proc.  v.  11, 1858,  p.  96.)— Decaigne,  J.  De 
la  variability  dans  I'espSoe.  16  pp.  (Plourens,  M.  J. 
P.,  Examcn  du  livre  de  M,  Darwin,  p.  73.)— Devis,  O.  W. 
Elasticity  of  animal  type.  25  pp.  (Anthrop.  Boo.  Lou- 
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tinction and  transmutation  of  species.  49  pp.  {In  his 
On  the  classifloation  . .  .  ot  the  mammalia,  p.  65.) 

Species  filicnm.    Hooker,  Sir  W.  J.     5  v. 


Species,  genera,  et  ordinis  algarum. 

Agardh,  J.  G.     3  v.  —3684 

Species  insectornm.    Fabricius,  J.  C.    3 

v.  in  1.  —3646 

Species  plantarnm.    Linnaeus,  C.  or  K. 

vonLinne.     6  v.  in  11.  —3697 

Specific  gravity  of  solids  and  liquids. 

Table  of.    Clarke,  F.  W.     (Smithson.  Inst. 

Miscd.  coll.  V.  33.)  —3445 


Specifications  for  practical  arclii- 
tecture.    Bartholomew,  A.  —1785 

Specimen  days  and  collect.     Whitman, 
W.  3296 

Specimens    in     eccentric    circular 
.turning.    Ibbetson,  J.  H.  —3734 

Specimens  of  American  poetry.  Ket- 
tell,  S.     3  V.  1308 

Specimens  of  ancient  and  ntodcrn 
binding.    Tuckett,  C. ,  Jr.  W.81 

Specimens    of    ancient    furniture. 
Shaw,  H.  -1781 

Specimens  of  antient  sculpture.    Di- 
lettanti Society.    3  v.  1791 

Specimens  of  British  poetesses. 
Dyce,  Rev.  A.  {Ed.)  1356 

Specimens  of  Cornisli  provincial  dialect. 
Sandys,  W.  {Ed. )  —2134 

Specimens  of  early  English.  Morris, 
R.  {Ed. )  3347 

Specimens  of  English  literature. 
Skeat,  W.  W.  3247 

Specimens  of  Irish  eloquence.  Phil- 
lips, C.(Sd.)  1354 

Specimens  of  newspaper  literature. 
Buckingham,  J.  T.    2  v.  3826 

Specimens  of  Romaic  lyric  poetry. 
Joss,  P.  M.  L.  3386 

Specimens  of  the  art  of  ornamental 
turning.    Rich,  C.  H.  —3733 

Specimens  of  the  British  poets. 
Campbell,  T.    7  v.  1367 

Specimens  of  the  earlier  English 
poets.    London,  1834.     12°.  1377 

Contents.  CUapman,G.  Continuation  of  Hero  and 
Leander;  Homer.  —  Crasliaw,  R.  Poems.  —  Mar- 
lowe. 0.  Dr.  Faustus;  Hero  and  Leander.— Ra- 
leigh.  Sir  W.    Poems. 

Specimens    of    the    early    English 

poets.    Ellis,  G.  {Ed.)    3  v.  1367 

Specimens  of  the  early  poetry  of 

France.     Costello,  L.  S.  3377 

Specimens  of  the  German  lyric 
poets.    Bowring,  Sir  J.  3354 

Specimens  of  the  Italian  art  of  hoax- 
ing. 34  pp.  (Blackwood' s  Mag.  v.  12,  1822,  p.  689  j  V.  13, 
1823,  pp.  222,  400.) 

Specimens  of  the  later  English 
poets.    Southey,  R.     3  v.  1867 

Specimens  of  the  Polish  poets.  Bow- 
ring,  Sir  J.  2346 

Specimens  of  the  Russian  poets. 
Bowring,  Sir  J.     2  v.  2846 

Specimens  with  memoirs  of  the  less- 
known  British  poets.  GilfiUan,  G.  3  v.   1373 

Speciosus,  Bp.  p/iftorejice.  Scent.  Donatio 
ecclesiae  et  cauonicis  S.  Joannis  Baptlstae  in  terrltorio 
Elorentlno.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P. ,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  87, 
p.  1402.) 

Speckbacher,  Joseph.   Mercey,  F.  Joseph 

Speclibaker,  le  diable  de  feu.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1837,  4  a.  v.  11,  p.  237.) 

Spectacles.  Sichel,  J.  Spectacles:  their 
uses  and  abuses.     1850. 

Alt,  A.    On  protective  spectacles  for  worlilng-men. 

4  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  262.)— 
Burnett,  S.  M.  Old  eyes  and  spectacles.  2  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  13, 1877,  p.  782.)— Cuming,  H.  S. 
On  spectacles.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ. 
V.  11,  1865,  p.  144.)— Home,  R.  H.  Eyes  and  eye- 
glasses. 25  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1876,  p.  698.) 
— Redf,  E.  Lettera  Intorno  all'  Invenzlone  degU 
occhlali.  11  pp.  (Opere,  v.  2,  p.  265.)— Spectacles 
and  weaU  nerves.  6  pp.  (Buhlin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89, 
1877,  p.  780.)— Szili,  A.  Die  brillo.  88  pp.  (Samml. 
vyissens.  vortrg.  v.  17, 1882,  p.  349.) 


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SPEE 


See  also  Q\iart.  Eev.  v.  87,  1850,  p.  46.    Also  Eye.— 
Optics Sight. 

Spectacles, The.    27pp.    Foe, E. A., Works, 

ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  T.  2,  p.  234. 

Spectacles  de  la  foire.    Campardon,  E. 

2  V.  3314 
Spectator;   a  new  ed.,  carefully  revised, 

with  prefaces  historical  and  biographical  by 
Alexander  Chalmers.  London,  1822.  6  v. 
8°.  2286 

5ee  a75o  Addison,  J.,  Works. 
Spectralaiialyse  in  ihrer  anwendung  auf 
diestofifedereide.  Schellen.T.  J.  H.  —1505 

Spectre  of  Milaggio.     17  pp.     {Black- 
mood's  Mag.  V.  9i,  1863,  [i.  293.) 

Spectre  ship  of  Salem.    4  pp.    (Black- 
mood's  Mag.  V.  27,  1830,  p.  462  ) 

Spectres.    See  Apparitions. 
Spectroscope.    Tuckeeman,  A.    Index  to 

the  literature  of   the  spectroscope.      1888. 

(Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  32.) 

Abbott,  J.    Spectroscope.    3  pp.    (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  41,  1870,  p.  720.)— Pickering,  E.  C.  Comparative 
efllclency  of  different  furms  of  the  spectroscope.  4  pp. 
(In  his  Papers  on  physics.)— Upton.  W.  Use  of  the 
spectroscope  in  meteorological  oloservations.    7  pp. 

3  pi.    (U.  S.  War  Dept.  Signal  service  nates,  No.  4.) 

Spectrum  {Solar). 

DiACON,  E.    Decomposition  de  la  lumiere 
provenant  de  diverses  sources.     1867. 

HUGGINS,  W.     On  the  results  of  spectrum 

analysis  applied  to  the  heavenly  bodies. 
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The  same.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Reports,  1866.) 
— -  KlECHHOFF,   G.   R.      Researches  on  the 
solar  spectrum,  and  the  spectra  of  the  chem- 
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LOCKYEE,  J.   N.      Studies    in  spectrum 

analysis.     1878.     {Internat.  Sci.  S.) 

RoscoE,  Sir  H.  E.     Spectrum  analysis; 

lectures  delivered  in  1868.     1869. 

SCHELLEN,  T.  J.  H.    Die  specti'alanalyse. 

1871. 

The  same.  Tr.  by  Jaue  and  Caroline  Las- 
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.^—  Draper,  J.  W.  Popular  exposition  of  some  scientific 
experiments:  the  diffraction  spectrum.  12  pp.  (Har- 
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analysis  and  the  sun's  physical  constitution.  5  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  72,  1865,  p.  242.)— Pievei,  C.  Ee- 
cherches  sur  ie  spectre  du  carbone  dans  i'arc  6iec- 
trique  en  rapport  avec  ie  spectre  des  comStes  et  le 
spectre  solalre.  6  pp.  3  pi.  (Brussels  Acad.  Jf€m.co«r. 
V.  47,  1886.)— Pritcliard,  0.  Spectrum  analysis.  10 
pp.  (Contemp.  Ben.  v.  11,  1869,  p.  481.)— Radau.  E. 
Les  dernlers  travaux  sur  ie  spectre  solaire.  4  pp. 
(i?CT.  d.  deux  mondes,  1869,  2  per.  v.  82,  p.  765.)  — 
Ricliardsou,  J.  How  men  learned  to  analyze  the 
sun.  10  pp.  [Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  465.) — 
Solar   chemistry.    23  pp.    (Edtn.  Rev.  v.  116,  1862, 

See  also  London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  18, 1862,  p.  80;  South- 
ern Eev.  V.  10,  1872,  p.  345. 

Speculation  {in  business).    Beslay,  F.    La 

'spficulation.  27  pp.  (Corre.syondani,  v.  54,  1861,  p.  219.) 
—Bonner,  J.  The  great  gold  conspiracy.  8  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  716.)  — Cohn,  G.  Die 
boerse  und  die  speiiuiation.  32  pp.  {Samml.  wis.tens. 
vortrg.  v.3,  1869.  p.291.)— liloyd,  H.D.  Malcing  bread 
dear.  19  pp.  (N.  Am.  Eev.  v.  137, 1883,  p.  118.|— Specu- 
lative investments.  24  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
120, 1876,  p.  293.)- Speculators  and  speculations. 
31  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  19,  1846,  p.  99.)— Tomes,  E. 
Fortunes  of  war,  how  they  are  made  and  spent.  6  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  227.) 

See  also  Capital.— Ijondon, i^inance. — aTewYork, 
Finance. — Folidcal  economy. 

Speculations  literary  and  philosophic.  2  v. 
De  Quincey,  T.,  Works,  v.  12,  13,  2167 


Speculative,  The.    5  pp.    Harris,  W.  T. 

[Jouni.  Spec.  Pkilos.  v.  1,  1867,  p.  2.) 

Speculative  method.    8  pp.    Russell,  A. 

{Cioilemp.  Rev.  v.  23,  1874,  p.  814.) 

Speculative   philosophy.  Journal   of. 

See  Journal. 
Speculative  philosophy  of  Europe, 

Historical  and  critical  view  of  the.    Morell, 

J.  D.     2  V.  —1425 

Speculative  vs.  visionary.  8  pp.  Morgan, 

H.  H.     [Joum.  Spec.  Philos.  V.  3,  1869,  p.  176.) 

Speculators  among  the  stars.    58  pp. 

Warren,  S.,  Works,  v.  5,  p.  437. 

Speculi  Britanniae  pars : . . .  description 
of  the  county  of  Essex.  Norden,  J.  {Cam- 
den Soo.  No.  Q.)  1596 

Speculum  ecclesiae,Zum.  5  pp.  Bartsch, 

K.  F.     (Germam'a,  V.  6,  1860,  p.  466.) 

Speculum  sapientiae.  124  pp.  Cyrillus, 

St.,  Bp.    (Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  148,  p.  1.) 

Speculum  speculativum :  or,  a  con- 
sidering glass.  Wither,  G.,  Miscel.  works, 
V.  5.  1315 

Speculum  stultorum.  143  pp.    Nigellus 

Wirelter.  (Wright,  T.,  Anglo-Latin  satirical  poets,  v.  1, 
p.  3.) 

Spedalieri,  Niccold.    Champagny,  F.  J.  M. 

T.  N.,  Comte  de.  Spedalieri.  16  pp.  (Correspondant, 
T.  21,  1848,  p.  810.) 

Spedding,  James.  1808-81.  Evenings  with 
a  reviewer,  or  Macaulay  and  Bacon.  With 
a  prefatory  notice  by  G.  S.  Venables.  Lon- 
don, 1881.    2  V.  8°.  2295 

Publishers  and  authors.    London,  1867. 

12°.  W.68 

Reviews  and  discussions,  literary,  politi- 
cal, and  historical,  not  relating  to  Bacon. 
London,  1879.     8'°-  2294 

Contents.  South  Australia  In  1841.— Question  oon- 
ceruing  books  published  on  commission.  — 
Hartley  Coleridge. — Duty  of  advocates  in  ci-iminal 
trials. — Dickens's  American  notes. — SngltsH 
liexametei-s.- Bill  for  the  suspension  of  the  Jamai- 
ca constitution.  1839 — ''Merchant  of  Venice  " 

at  the  Prince  of  Wales  theatre  in  1875 Working  of 

negro  apprenticeship  in  1838. — Expedition  to  the 
Niger  in  1811. — Oversights  in  recent  histories. 
—Authorship  of  the  plays  attributed  to  Shakes- 
peare.—Question  concerning  a  supposed  specimen 
of  Shakespeare's  handvrriting. — Tales  by  the 
author  of  "Headlong  Hall."  —  Henry  Taylor's 
Statesman. — Teaching  to  read.— Tennyson's 
Poems.  —  "Twelfth  night"  at  the  Olympic 
theatre.— "Wakefield  theory  of  colonization. 

[Ed.)  Conference  of  pleasure.  See  Bacon, 

F.,  Baron. 

(Ed.)    Letters  and  life  of  Francis  Bacon, 

including  all  his  occasional  works.  See 
Bacon,  F.,  Baron. 

Life  of  Bacon.    19  pp.    (Eev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag. 

V.  93,  1SC3,  p.  480;  Edin.  Rev.  1.  150,  1879,  p.  396.) 

Ellis,    Robert   Leslie,    and    Heath, 

Douglas  Denon  (Eds.)  Works  of  Francis 
Bacon.    See  Bacon,  F.,  Baron. 

Spedizioiie  di  Carlo  VIII  in  Italia. 
Sanuto,  M. ,  II  giovane.  3552 

Spec,  or  Spe,  Fiiedrich.  1591-1635.  Aus- 
erlesene  gedichte.  Herausg.  von  Karl 
Foerster.  Leipzig,  1831.  16°.  (Mueller, 
W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  diehter  IT  jahrh.  v.  12.) 

2347 

Trutz-Nachtigal.     Herausg.  von  Gustav 

Balke.  Leipzig,  1879.  12°.  (Goedeke,  K., 
and  Tittmann,  J.,  Deutsch.  diehter  17  jahrh. 
V.  13.)  2355 


SPEECH 


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SPELLING 


Speech.   Bell,  E.  M.   Visible  speech.  1867. 

Ellis,  A.  J.    Speech  in  song.    n.  d. 

Meyek,  G.  H.  von.    Organs  of  speech. 

1884.     (Intemat.  Sci.  S.) 

Bresgen,  M.    Dos  menschUoliesUmm- una  spraeli- 

organ.  «6  ijp.  1  pi.  (Sammi.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  14, 1879, 
p.  701.)— Broadbeiit,  W.  H.  A  case  ot  peculiar  affec- 
llou  of  speech,  with  commeotary.  18  pp.  (Brain,  v.  1, 
1879,  p.  484.)— Hiighllngs-JacksoJi,  J.  On  affec- 
tions of  speech  truin  diseases  ot  the  brain.  81  pp. 
(Brain,  v.  1, 1879,  p.  804 ;  v.  2, 1880,  pp.  203,  323.)— Starr, 
M.  A.  Speech:  Its  mental  and  physical  elements.  22 
pp.    (Nem  Princeton  Rev.  v.  1, 1886,  p.  321.) 

See  also  Alphabets.— l<ai>guage.— Voice. 

Speeches,  orations,  eulogies. 

Adams,    C.    K.    {Ed.)      Representative 
British  orations.     1884,  3  v. 

American  oratory,  or  selections  from  the 

speeches  of  eminent  Americans.     1854. 

.^^  Bond,  E.  A.  (Ed.)  Speeches  of  the  man- 
agers and  counsel  in  the  trial  of  Warren 
Hastings.    1859-61,  4  v. 

Chapman,    N.    [Ed.)      Select   speeches, 

forensick  and  parliamentary,  with  prefatory 
remarks.     1808,  5  v. 

Goodrich,  C.  A.   [Ed.)     Select  British 

eloquence.     1861. 

Graham,  A.  J.,  and  Collar,  C.  B.    The 

pulpit  and  rostrum  . . .  phonographic  reports 
of  sermons,  orations.     1860-61,  3  v. 

Hazlitt,  W.    {Ed.)     Eloquence  of  the 

British  Senate  .  .  .  from  the  beginning  of 
the  reign  of  Charles  I  to  the  present  time. 
1808,  3  V. 

Johnston,    A.     {Ed.)       Representative 

American  orations.     1884,  3  v. 

Losing,  J.  S.   (Ed.)     Hundred  Boston 

orators  appointed  by  the  municipal  author- 
ities and  other  public  bodies,  1770-1853. 
1855. 

Moore,- F.  (Ed.)    American  eloquence: 

a  collection  of  speeches  and  addresses. 
1859,  3  V. 

, Phillips,  C.  (Ed.)    Specimens  of  Irish 

eloquence.     1819; 

ViLLiEES,  G.,  Duke  of  Buckingham  (Ed.) 

Collection  of  the  most  remarkable  speeches 
...  of  the  most  eminent  statesmen,  1640- 
1714.    1715,  3  V.     {Works,  v.  1,  3.) 

WlLLlSTON,  E.   B.   (Ed.)    Eloquence  of 

the  United  States.     1837,  5  v. 

See  also  Greek  orations.- I^atin  orations. 

Note The  library  has  collections  of  speeches,  etc., 

by  the  following  authors:  Albert,  F.  A.  A.  C.  E.,  Prince 
Consnr<o/(r(.Bri<.— Ames,  F.—ArmlHlu8,  J.— Atter- 
bury,  V.,Bp.  (i/iJoc/ies(er.— Bacon,  F.,  Baron. —Ban- 
croft, Gr.—Beechcr,H.W.— Blaine,  J.G.—Boeckh, 
A.— Boutwell,  G.  8.— Bramholl,  J.,  Abp.  of  Armagh. 

—  Bright,  J.  —  Broglle,  A.  L.  V.  C,  Due  de. — 
Brougham,  H.,  Baron.— BrOTvn,  A.  V.— Brown, 
G.  W.— Bryant,  W.  C— Buerger,  G.  A.— Burke,  E. 
—Calhoun,  J.  C— Canning,  G.— Casa,  G.  della.— 
Charles  I, King  o/Sn^rZand.— Chateaubriand, F.  A., 
Vicomtp,  de.— Choate,  R.— Clay,  H.— Cleveland,  J.— 
Cobden,  R.— Colfax,  S.,  Vice-Fres.  of  U.  S.— Con- 
dorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C.  Marquis  de.— Cookman,  G.  G. 

—  Cooper,  A.  A.  —  Cortvin,  T.  —  Cranmer,  T. — 
Croly,  G.— Curran,  J.  P.— Curtis,  B.  E.— Davis, 

H.  W.— Dickens,  C.  J.  H Disraeli,  B.,  Earl  of  Bea- 

consJield.—Dix,  J.  A.— Doaue,  G.  W.,  Bp.  of  New  Jersey. 
-Douglas,  S.  A.— Dnpnnloup,  F.  A.  P.,  Bp.  of  Or- 
leans.—ISAWoU.,  J.  D.— Engel,  J.  J.— Ersklne,  T., 
Baron.— Evarts,  W.  M.— Everett.  E.— Parrar,  F.  W. 

— Pawcett,  H Fichte,  J.  G.— PWchler,  E.,  Bp.of 

iVimes. —Plorlan,  J.  P.  C.  de.— Pox,  C.  J.— Poy,  M.  S. 
— Frederick  11,  King  of  i^ruS5ia.— Oankbetta,  L.  M. 
—Garfield.  J.  A.,  Pres.  of  U.  &— Godman,  ,T.  D.- 
Grattan.  H.— Grimm,  J.  L.  E.— Guizot,  F.  P.  G.— 
Gntzkovr,  K.  F.— Hall,  J.,  Bp.  of  Normieh.—'Ha.ll,  R. 
—Hegel,  G.  W.  F.— Hllllard,  H.  W.— Horgley,  S., 


successively  Bp.  of  St,  David's^  Eocltesler,  and  St.  Asaph. — 
Ilnghes,  .!.,  Abp.  of  New  For/c— Huskissoii,  W. — 
Hutten,  U.  von.— Jacobs,  0.  F.  W.— .James  I,  King 
of  England — Johnson,  A.,  Pres.  of  U.  ,S.— Johnson, 
S.— Johnston,  Gov.  S — Julian,  G.  W.— Kcahub 
Chunder  Sen.— King,  P.,  7  Baron  Xinf/.— Kossuth, 
L.— Lacordaire,  .J.  B.  H.  D.  de.— La  Harpe,  J.  F.  de. 
— Lange,  A.  G — Leighton,  R.,  Abp.  of  Glasgow. — 
liemontey,  P.  E.-L,' Hospital.  M.  de.— Lincoln, 
A.,  Pres.  of  U.  5.-I.0III0,  A.  B.— liUbbock,  Sir  J.— 
Ludlow,  E.  —  Ijy ttclton,  G.,  1  Baron  Lyttelton. — 
Ijytton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B.,  1  Baron  Z/i/Z^on. —Macaulay, 
T.  B.,  1  Baron  J/acawZay. —Mackenzie,  Sir  G.— Mack- 
intosh, Sir  J.  — Marshall,   T.   F.— Mazzlnl,  G 

Melanchthon,  P.— MIddleton,  C— Mignet,  F.  A. 
M.— Milton,  J.— Mlrabeau,  H.  G.  R.,  Comle  de.— 
Newton,  J.— NiccolinI,  G.  B — O'Connell,  D.— 
(Ehleuschlaeger,  A.  G.— Olln,  S.  — Owen,  J.— 
Ozanam,  A.  F.— Parker,  T.— Peel.  Sir  R.— Purler, 
C— Phillips,  C— Phillips,  W.— Pie,  L.  F.  D.  E., 
Bp.  of  Poitiers.  —  Vltt,  W.,  the  Younger. —  Vagglo 
Bracciolint,  G.  F.— Portalis,  J.  E.  M.— Przl  pcow, 
S. — <^iiincy,  J.— Rantoul,  R.,  Jr.— Raumer,  F.  L. 
G.  von.- Raynal,  L.  H.  C.  de.— Robertson,  F.  W. — 
Romilly,  Sir  S.— Roslnt,  G.— Rublus  de  Ara- 
goula.  A.— Russell,  J.,  Bp.  of  Lincoln.- Salvlatl,  L. 
— Schelling,  P.W.  J.von — Schlelermacher,  F.E.D. 
— Sehurz,  C.— Selden,  J.— Sergeant,  J.— Seward, 
W.  H.— Sheridan,  R.  B.  B.-Sherman,  J.— Smith, 
S.— Spottlswood,  J.— Spottisw^ood,  Sir  B — Sum- 
ner, C— Talfonrd,  T.  N.— Tegn*r,  E— Thiers,  M. 
J.  L.  A.— Tickell,  R.— Tllden,  S.  J.— Tressan,  L.  E. 

de  la  v.,  Comte  de TJssher,  J.,  Abp.  of  Armagh.-^ 

Vavasseur,  F. — Verplanck,  G.  O. — Vico,  G.  B. — 
Vigny,  A.,  Comte  de. — Vllliers,  G.,  Dulce  of  Bucldng- 

ham VIves,  J.  L.— Voss,  G.  J.— Waller,  B.— VVal- 

11s,  S.  T.— Ward,  E.— Washington,  G.,  Pres.  of  U.  S. 
— Webster,  D. — Wellesley,  A.,  Duke  of  Wellington. — 
Wilkes,  J.— W^lndham,  W.— Winthrop,  H.  0.— 
Witbcrspoon,  J. 

Speed,  James.     1813-87.     Abraham  Lincoln. 

7  pp.     {Sketches  of  war  history^  1861-65,  v.  2,  p.  405.) 

Speed,  John.  1543-1639.  Historie  of  Great 
Britaine  under  the  conquests  of  the  Romans, 
Saxons,  Danes,  and  Normans.  3  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1633.    fo.  1591 

History  of  the  Isle  of  Man.    11  pp.  1  pi.    (Manx  Son. 

V.  18,  p.  34.) 

Speed,  John  James,  M.  D.    1816—.     Inside 

sources  of  disease.  7  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  v.  7,  p.  272.)— Relation  of  health  associations 
to  the  practice  of  medicine.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v,  8,  p.  39.) 

Speed,  Thomas.  Wilderness  road,  a  descrip- 
tion of  the  routes  of  travel  by  which  the 
pioneers  and  early  settlers  first  came  to  Ken- 
tucky. Louisville,  1886.  4°.  (Filson  Club, 
Pm6.  No.  3.)  3591 

Speed  the  plow.  1  p.   {Sarper''s  Mag.  v.  6, 

18S3,  p.  118.) 

Speen,  England.    Adams,  J.     On  the  Roman 

station  of  Splnae.  4  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ, 
V.  16,  1860,  p.  70.) 

Speir,  Mrs.  C.    Life  in  ancient  India.    See 

Manning,  Mrs.  C. 
Speirs,  Graham.    Cowan,  Sir  J.     Graham 

Speirs.  8  pp.  {Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  of  1843, 
v.  4,  p.  447.) 

Speke,  Capt.  John  Hanning.  1837-64.  Jour- 
nal of  the  discovery  of  the  source  of  the 
Nile.  New  York,  1864.  r.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  95,  1864,  p.  1;  London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1864,  p.  118  :  QuaH.  Rev. 
V.  115,  1864,  p.  105.)  '  -1433 

Capt.  Speke^s  welcome.     3  pp.     {Blackwood's 

Mag.  y.  94,1.-563,  p.  264.i— Deatll  of  S.  3  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  v.  96, 1864,  p.514.)— Speke's  BTile,  Living- 
stone's Congo.  12  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  118,  1875, 
p.  ino.) 

Speke,  parrot.     35  pp.     Skelton,  J.,  Poet. 

works,  V.  2,  p.  1. 

Spelling.  See  Orthography.  Also  Orthog- 
raphy, and  Pronunciation  and  Spelling 
under  English  and  other  languages. 


SPELLING  REFORM 


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SPENCER 


Spelling  reform.  Gladstone,  J.  H.  —3126 
Spelman,  Sir  Henry.     1562-1641.     English 

works.   Together  with  the  life  of  the  author. 

London,  1733.    fo.  2151 

Contents.  De  non  temerandia  eccleslls.— Apology 
for  [the  same].— Anlraadverslou3  upon  the  petltlou  of 
the  committee  ot  Kent.— Life  o(  S.— De  sepiiltiira. 
— Animadversions  on  a  pamphlet  Intitled,  The  coun- 
tries plea  against  tlthes.-Larger  treatise  concerning 
tithes. — Latin  epistle  to  Mr.  Garew  concerning  tithes. 
—■Resolution  ot  a  doubt  touching  the  alienation  of 
tithes.— Vlllare  Ailglicnm. 

Reliquiae  Spelmannianae.  The  posthu- 
mous works,  relating  to  the  laws  and  an- 
tiquities of  England.  London,  1733.  fo. 
{With his  Eng.  works.)  2151 

Gontents.    Ot  the  admiral  jurisdiction,  and  the 

offlcers  thereof.— Catalogue  or  the  places  and  dwell- 
ings of  the  arclitiisliops  and  bishops.- Dialogue 
concerning  coins  rif  the  lilngdom. — Catalogus  comi- 
tiini  Mnrescallorum  Angliae.—Otantleut  deeds 
and  chartei-s.- Of  the  ancient  government  of  Eng- 
land.—Fanillie  Ejxtraneoriini  accurata  descrlp- 
tic— Original,  growth,  propagation,  and  condition  of 
feuds  and  tenures  by  knlght-servlce.  In  England. 
— .\poIogle  for  Abp.  Abbot,  touching  the  death  of  Peter 
I-Iaivkins.— Answerto  the  said  apology. — Letters  and 
instruments  relating  to  the  killing  ot  Hawkins,  by  the 
Arch-bishop.— Icenia,  sive  Norfolciae  descrlptlo  to- 
pogi-aphlca.  —  Dlsaertatlo  de  mllite.  —  Of  parlia- 
ments.— HlstorlafaralllaedeSllai-nbum.— Original 
of  testaments  and  ^vills,  and  of  their  probate. 

History  and  fate  of  sacrilege,  discover'd 

by  examples,  of  Scripture,  of  heathens,  and 
of  Christians ;  from  the  beginning  of  the 
world,  continually  to  this  day.  London, 
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Life  of  S.    18  pp.    {Speliaan,  Sir  U.,  Eng.  works.) 

Spelnian,  Sir  John.  —1643.  Certain  con- 
siderations upon  the  duties  both  of  prince  and  people. 
14  pp.    (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  4,  p.  316.) 

Spence,  Rev.  Adam.    George  Buchan.     8  pp. 

l,Disruption  worthies.  Memorial  of  1813,  v.  2,  p.  87.) 

Spence,  Carroll.  Letter  to  a  gentleman  in 
the  state  of  Pennsylvania  on  the  subject  of 
repudiation.  Annapolis,  1848.  8°.  (Bound 
pamph.v.  128.)  5934 

Spence,  George.  1788-1850.  Equitable  ju- 
risdiction of  the  Court  of  Chancery.  Lon- 
don, 1846-49.    3v.  8°.  —1353 

Inquiry  into  the  origin  of  the  laws  and 

political  institutions  of  modern  Europe. 
London,  1826.     8°-  —1317 

Spence,  Rev.  Henry  Donald  Maurice,  and 
£xell.  Rev.  Joseph  Samuel.     The  pulpit 
commentary.  London,  1883.  3  v.  r.  8°.  —3341 
Contents.    ESxodns.    By  Rev.  G-.  Rawllnaon. 

Spence,  James.    The  American  union.    33 

pp.    (Rev.  o£  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  91, 1862,  p.  614.) 

Spence,  James  Mudie.  The  land  of  Bolivar, 
or  war,  peace,  and  adventure  in  the  republic 
of  Venezuela.  With  maps  and  illustrations. 
London,  1878.    3  v.  8°.  2405 

Spence,  Seu.  Joseph.  1699-1768.  Anecdotes, 
observations,  and  characters,  of  books  and 
men.  Collected  from  the  conversation  of 
Mr.  Pope,  and  other  eminent  persons  of  his 
time.  Now  first  pub.  from  the  original 
papers,  with  notes,  and  a  life  of  the  author, 
by  Samuel  Weller  Singer.  London,  1820. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  33,  1820,  p. 
302  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  33,  1830,  p.  400.)      W.84 

Crito  :  or,  a  dialogue  on  beauty.     Ed.  by 

Edmund  Goldsmid.  Edinburgh,  1885.  16°. 
{Biblioth.  curiosa.)  3127 

i\roie.— Also  In  Dodsley,  R.,  Fugitive  pieces,  v.  1. 


Polymetis :    or,   an  enquiry  concerning 

the  agreement  between  the  works  of  the 
Roman  poets,  and  the  remains  of  the  antient 
artists,  being  an  attempt  to  illustrate  them 
mutually  from  one  another.  London,  1747. 
fo.  1731 

Parallel!  In  the  manner  ot  Plutarch;  between  a 

most  celebrated  man  [Slgnor  MagUabechl]  of  Florence, 
and  one  [Mr.'  Hill]  scarce  ever  heard  of  In  England. 
37  pp.    (Dodsley,  R.,  Fugitive  pieces,  v.  2,  p.  321.) 

Singer,  S.  W.  Life  of  S.  23  pp.  (Spence,  J.,  Anec- 
dotes, p.  xvli.) 

Spence,  William.  1783-1860.  Introduction 
to  entomology.  See  Kirby,  W.,  and  Spence, 
W. 

Agriculture    tlie  source  of  the  -wealth  of 

Britain.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  14,  1809,  p. 
50.) — Britain  Independent  of  commerce.  20  pp. 
(Bev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  11,  1808,  p.  429.) 

Spencer,  Ambrose.  Narrative  of  Anderson- 
ville,  drawn  from  the  evidence  elicited  on 
the  trial  of  Henry  Wirz,  the  jailer.  With 
the  argument  of  Col.  N.  P.  Chipman,  Judge 
Advocate.     New  York,  1866.     p.  8°.        3657 

Spencer,  Mrs.  Bella  Zilfa.  1840-67.  One 
ot  the  noble.    6  pp.    (Sarjier's  jl/ap.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  201.) 

Spencer,  Carl.  August  days.  1  p.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  39, 1869,  p.  436.)— The  Baby  brook.  1  p. 
{Barper's  Mag.  v.  43,  1871,  p.  764.)— Betrotllal.     1   p. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  39,  1869,  p.  3-29.)— Cruising.  1  p. 
(Sarjjer's^a^.v.  42, 1871,  p,705.)— Ebbing.  1  p.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  38,  1869,  p.  655.)— The  Great  mother. 
1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  45,  1872,  p.  835.)— Heartache. 
1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  41, 1870,  p.  451.)- Homeward. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  p.  38,  18B9,  p.  700.)— Immortal. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1868,  p.  33.)  —  In  quiet 
days.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  39, 1869,  p.  512.)— Indian 
summer.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1S66,  p.  312.)—  , 
Iiady  Fortune.  1  p.  (Harper's  i)/ap.  v.  40, 1870,  p.  192.) 
—Last  days.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  34, 1867,  p.  697.) 
—Life's  changes.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1868, 
p.  855.)— The  BTew  light.  1  p.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  W,' 
1871,  p.  604.)— Once  only.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  37, 
1868,  p.  497.) — Only  a  singer.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
47,  1873,  p.  659.)— Our  work.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag. 
V.  35,  1867,  p.  429.)— Outside.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  V. 
62,  1876,  p.  233.)— Phantom  days.  1  p.  (Harper's 
J/ajr.v.  41, 1870,  p.  834.)— Regret.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag. 
V.  43,  1871,  p.  666.)— A  Spot  revisited.  1  p.  [Harper's 
Mag.  V.  32,  1866,  p.  160.)— The  Swift  messenger.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  239.)— Tell  me.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  337.)— Together.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  40',  1870,  p.  710.)  —  To-morrow. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  44, 1872,  p.  623.)— Uses  of  life. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1866,  p.  232.)— AVay  of  the 
wind.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  63,  1876,  p.  495.)— The 
■Weeping  wrillow.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  38, 1869, 
p.  518.)— 'When  a  dream  comes  true.  1  p.  (Har- 
l)«r's  J/ag.  v.  47,1873,  p.  66.)— Yesterday.  1  p.  (Hor- 
per's  Mag.  v.  36, 1868,  p.  64.) 

Spencer,  Capt.  Edmund.  Sketches  of  Ger- 
many and  the  Germans,  with  a  glance  at 
Poland,  Hungary,  and  Switzerland,  in  1834, 
1885,  and  1836.    London,  1836.    3  v.  8°-    3665 

Travels  in  Circassia,  Krim-Tartary,  etc., 

including  a  steam  voyage  down  the  Danube, 
from  'Vienna  to  Constantinople,  and  round 
the  Black  Sea.  3  ed.  London,  1839.  3  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  59,  1837,  p. 
363.)  1474 

Travels    in   European    Turkey  in    1850. 

London,  1851.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  15,  1853,  p.  163.)  1464 

Spencer,  Edmund.    Winning  his  spurs.    9 

pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1866,  p.  372.) 

Spencer,  Edward.  1834-83.  Outline  of  the 
public  life  and  services  of  Thomas  F.  Bayard, 
with  extracts  from  his  speeches  and  the 
debates  of  Congress.    New  York,  1880.    13°. 

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Bad  gymptoms.    B  pp.    {Atlant.   Monthly,  v.  17, 

1866,  p.  1G8.)— Clorlan's  picture.  27  pp.  {Atiant. 
Monthly,  V.  B,  1860,  p.  707  ;  v.  6, 1660,  p.  66.)— Plvat  At- 
lantic telegrapli.  15  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  7, 
1861,  p.  170.1— A  Gliost  who  made  himself  useful.  8 
pp.  IScrihner's  Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  671.)— Medical 
fashions.  8  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  37, 1876,  p.  B51.) 
—A  good  word  for  quacks.  7  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  31,  1873,  p.  322.) 

(.Ed.)     Memorial -volume.     An  account  of 

the  municipal  celebration  of  the  150  anni- 
versary of  the  settlement  of  Baltimore,  Oct. 
11-19, 1S80.  lUustr.  by  F.  B.  Mayer.  Balti- 
more^  1881.    4°.  1113 

Spencer,  George  John,  Viscount  Alfhorp^  3 
Earl  Spencer.  Dibdin,  T.  F.  Aedes  Althorpi- 
anae  ;  or,  an  account  of  the  mansion,  books, 
and  pictures  at  Althorp,  the  residence  of 
George  John,  Earl  Spencer.     1833,  3  y. 

Bibliotheca  Spenceriana;  or,  a  descrip- 
tive catalogue  of  the  books  printed  in  the 
15  century  ...  in  the  library  of  George  John, 
Earl  Spencer.     1814-15, 4  v. 

Descriptive    catalogue    of   the  books 

printed  in  the  15  century,  lately  forming 

,  part  of  the  library  of  the  Duke  Di  Cassano 
Serra,  and  now  the  property  of  George  John, 
Earl  Spencer.     1823. 

Spencer,  Herbert.  1830—.  Data  of  ethics. 
New  York,  1880.     12°.  —1457 

Descriptive  sociology,  or  groups  of  soci- 
ological facts  classified  and  arranged.  Lon- 
don, 1873-81.     8  pts.  fo.  —1881 

Contents.  Collier,  J.  English,  No.  1.— French,  No.  8. 
— Duncan,  D.  African  races,  No.  4. — American  races, 

No.  6. — Asiatic  races.  No.  5 Types  of  lowest  races, 

Negrltto  races,  and  Malayo-Polynesian  races.  No.  3. — 
Schepplg,  K.  Ancient  Mexicans,  Central  Americans, 
Chlbchas,  and  ancient  Peruvians,  No.  2.— Hebrews  and 
Fhoenlciana,  No.  7. 

Education:  intellectual,  moral,  and  phys- 
ical.    New  York,  1862.     12°.  —2886 

Essays,  scientific,  political,  and  specula- 
tive. Stereotyped  ed.  London,  1868-74. 
3  V.  8°.  2295 

Contents.  Origin  of  animal  worship,  v.  3.— Use 
of  anthropomorphism,  v.  1.— Sources  of  archi- 
tectural types,  V.  1.— Bain  on  the  emotions  and 
the  will,  V.  1.— Collective  -wisdom,  v.  3. — Reasons 
for  dissenting  from  the  philosophy  of  M.  Comte,  v.  3. 
—Development  hypothesis,  v.  1. — What  is  elec- 
tricity? V.  3. -Gracefulness,  v.  2. —  Illogical 
geology,  V.  1.— Physiology  of  laughter,  v.  1.— 
litt-wB  m  general,  and  the  order  of  their  discovery, 
V.  3.— manners  and  fashion,  v.  1. — Mr.  Martlneau 
on  evolutloil,  v.  3.— Mill  versus  Hamilton,  the  test 
of  truth,  T.  2.— Morals  of  trade,  v.  2.— Origin  and 
function  of  music,  v.  1.— ^Tebular  hypothesis, 
V.  1. —  Over-legislation,  v.  2. — Parliamentary 
reform :  the  dangers  and  the  safeguards,  v.  2.— 
Personal  beauty,  v.  2.— Political  fetlchism,  v.  3. 
-Prison-ethics,  v.  2. —  Progress:  its  law  and 
cause,   V.  1.  —  Railway    morals    and    rail-way 

Solicy,  V.  2.  —  Replies  to  criticisms,  v.  3.  — 
Lepreseutatlve  government,  v.  2.— Genesis  of 
science,  v.  1.— Classification  of  the  sciences,  v.  3. — 
Social  organism,  v.  1. — Specialized  adminis- 
tration, V.  3.— State-tamperlngs  -with  money 
and  banks,  v.  2.— Philosophy  of  style,  v.  2 Con- 
stitution of  the  S'Un^  v.  3 — Use  and  beauty,  v.  1. 

Factors  of  organic  evolution.   New  York, 

1887.    p.  8°.  —1686 

First  principles.     3  ed.     London,  1870. 

8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  37,  1863, 
p.  84 ;  New  Englander,  v.  33,  1863,  p.  692.) 

—1423 

On  the  Americans,  and  the  Americans 

on  Herbert  Spencer.  Being  a  full  report  of 
his  interview,  and  of  the  proceedings  at  the 


farewell  banquet  of  Nov.  9,  1882.  New  ed. 
New  York,  1883.     13°-  —1367 

Principles  of  biology.    London,  1864-67. 

2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  28, 
1865,  p.  77.)  —1605 

Principles  of  psychology.    London,  1855. 

8°.  —1423 

The  same.     London,  1870-79.     3  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  185,  1873,  p.  509.) 

—1433 

Principles  of  sociology.    London,  1877- 

85.     2  V.  in  4,  8°.  —1382 

Contents.  Ceremonial  institutions,  v.  2,  pt.  4.— 
Data  of  sociology,  v.  1,  pt.  1 Domestic  rela- 
tions, V.  1,  pt.  3.— Ecclesiastical  institutions, 
v.  2,  pt.  6.— Inductions  of  sociology,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— 
Political  institutions,  v.  2,  pt.  6. 

Recent  discussions  in  science,  philosophy, 

and  morals.    New  York,  1871.     12°.    —1417 

contents.  Origin  of  animal  worship. — R'^a-ons 
for  dissenting  from  the  philosophy  of  Comte.— Of 
la-ws  in  general,  and  the  order  of  their  discovery.- 
Morals  and  moral  sentiments.— Genesis  of  science. 
— Classlfloation  of  the  sciences;  Postscript:  Reply- 
ing to  criticisms. 

Social  statics ;  or,  the  conditions  essential 

to  human  happiness  specified,  and  the  first 
of  them  developed.    London,  1868.     12°. 

—1387 

Study  of  sociology.      New  York,   1874. 

13°.     {Internat.  Sei.  8.)  —1387 

The  same.    3  ed.     London,   1874.     13°. 
{Internat.  Sei.  S.)  —1387 

yole.—Mao  In  Contemp.  Bev.  v.  19-22, 1872-73 ;  Pop.  Sei. 
Monthly,  v.  1-4, 1872-74, 

Replies  to  criticisms  on  the  "  Data  of  ethics." 

16  pp.  (Mind,  V.  6,  1881,  p.  82.)— Letter  to  the  New 
Englander.  3  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  23, 1864,  p.  169.) 
— Political  education  j  Order  of  discovery  In  the 
progress  of  knowledge.  16  pp;  {Toumans,  E.  L., 
Culture  demanded  by  mod.  life,  pp.  295,  425.) — Replies 
to  criticisms.  40  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1873, 
pp.  681,  716.)— Rights  of  children.    14  pp.    (With 

-Meyer,  B.,  Aids  to  family  government,  p.  169.) 

Deby,  S.     Herbert  Spencer's  theory  of 

religion  and  morality.     1887. 

Guthrie,  M.    On  Mr.  Spencer's  Data  of 

ethics.     1884. 

SCHUKMAN,  J.  G.     Kantian  ethics  and 

the  ethics  of  evolution.     1881. 

Adams,  8.     Herbert  Spencer's   proposed   reoon- 

ciliation  between  religion  and  science.  32  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  34, 1875,  p.  29.)— Alger,  W.  E.  Emerson, 
S.,  and  Martlneau.  30  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  84,  1868,  p. 
257.)— Bain,  A.  Mr.  Spencer's  psychological  "cou- 
gruitles."  18  pp.  (Mind,  v.  6,  1881,  pp.  266,  394.)— 
Benn,  A.  W.  Another  view  of  Mr.  Spencer's  ethics. 
14  pp.  (Mind,  v.  B,  1880,  p.  489.)- Bowne,  B.  P. 
Herbert  Spencer's  laws  of  the  knowable;  Herbert 
Spencer's  Principles  of  psychology.  73  pp.  (New  Eng- 
lander, V.  32, 1873,  pp.  1,  468.) — Herbert  Spencer's  laws 
of  the  unknowable.  25  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  31, 
1872,  p.  86.)— Calrnes,  J.  E.  Mr.  Spencer  on  social 
evolution;  Mr.  Spencer  on  the  Study  of  sociology, 
[with]  a  Note  by  Mr.  8.  37  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  17, 
1876,  pp.  63,  200,  214.)— Calderwood.  H.  Spencer  on 
the  Data  of  ethics.  12  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev.  v.  31,  ISSO, 
p.  64.;— Everett,  C.  C.    Spencer's  reconciliation  of 

■science  and  religion.  16  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.Ti.lSii, 
p.  337.) — Graeif,  I.  E.  Herbert  Spencer's  ultimatum. 
18  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  42,  1883,  p.  533.)— Green,  T. 
H.  Mr.  Herbert  Spencer  and  Mr.  G.  H.  Lewes:  their 
application  of  the  doctrine  of  evolution  to  thought. 
148  pp.  ( Works,  V.  1,  p.  373.)— Mr.  Spencer  on  the  rela- 
tion of  subject  and  object;  Mr.  Spencer  on  the  inde- 
pendence of  matter.  54  pp.  ( Contemp.  Bev.  v.  31, 1878, 
pp.  26, 746.)— Hale,  E.  E.  Spencer's  Social  statics.  17 
pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  79,  1865,  p..  205.)— Harris,  -W.  T. 
Herbert  Spencer.  17  pp.  (Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  1, 1867, 
p.  6.)— Hutton,  E.  H.  Mr.  Spencer  on  moral  intui- 
tions and  moral  sentiments.  10  pp.  (Contemp,  Bev. 
V.  17,  1871,  p.  463.)— James,  W.  Spencer's  definition 
ol  mind  as  correspondence.  17  pp.  (Joum.  Spec.  Philos, 


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v.  12,  1878,  p.  1.)— Iiangel,  A.  Lea  etudes  philoso- 
phlques  en  Angleterre.  M.  Herbert  Spencer.  28  pp. 
{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1S64,  2  p6r.  v.  49,  p.  930.)— Means, 

D.  Mca.  The  Data  of  ethics.  33  pp.  [BibWitk.  Sacra, 
T.  37, 1880,  p.  471.)— Menrs,  J.  W.  Herbert  Spencer's 
religion.  14  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  31, 1874,  p.  SOD.)— 
]>livart,  St.  G.  Examination  of  Herbert  Spencer's 
psychology.  286  pp.  {Dublin  Ree.  n.  s.  v.  23,  1874,  p. 
476;  v.  'H,  1875,  p.  143;  v.  28,  1877,  pp.  192,  479;  v.  30, 
1878,  p.  157;  v.  31,  1878,  p.  412;  3  8.  V.  1,  1879,  pp.  141, 
868 ;  T.  3, 1880,  p.  26.)— Morris,  a.  8.  Herbert  Spencer. 
62  pp.  {In  his  Brit,  thought  and  thinkers,  p.  337.)— 
Phelps,  M.  S.  General  philosophy  of  S.  34  pp. 
{Biblioth.  Sacra,  Y.  31, 1874,  p.  659.)— Pliilosoplly  ofS. 
54  pp.  (jy.  Am.  Rev.  v.  100,  1866,  p.  423.)— Porter,  N. 
Herbert  Spencer's  Theory  of  sociology:  a  critical 
essay.  37  pp.  {In  his  Science  and  sentiment,  p.  375.) 
— Rice,  I.  L.  Herbert  Spencer's  facts  and  Inferences. 
11  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1883,  p.  557.)— Sewall,  A.  0. 
Herbert  Spencer's  Data  of  ethics.  10  pp.  {New  Eng- 
lander,  v.  42,  1883,  p.  103.)— Sidgwick,  H.  Mr.  Spen- 
cer's ethical  system.  11pp.  IJ/md,  V.  6, 1880,  p.  216.) 
— Sill,  E.  R.  Herbert  Spencer's  theory  of  education. 
9  pp.   {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61, 1883,  p.  171.)— Spencerlan 

ghllosopliy.  41  pp.  {Bdin.  Rev.  v.  169, 1884,  p.  41.)— 
erbert  Spencer's  sociology.  74  pp.  {Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  63,  1S76,  p.  1 ;  V.  65,  1877,  p.  133.)— Stephen,  J.  F. 
Unknowable  and  the  unknown.  15  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  V.  IB,  1884,  p.  905.)— Tylor,  E.  B.  Spencer's 
Principles  of  sociology.  16  pp.  (J/ind,  v.  2, 1877,  p.  141.) 
—  ITlrici,  H.  Spencer's  First  principles.  31  pp. 
{Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  48, 1866,  p.  121.)— Spencer's  Principles 
of  psychology.  21pp.  (Zeite./.p/iilos.  t.  37,1860,  p.  129.) 
— Vaihinger,  H.  Begrlff  des  absoluten  (rait  rueck- 
slchtaufS.)  34  pp.  {Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens.  philos. 
V.  2,  1878,  p.  188.)— AVace,  H.  Mr.  Spencer's  Data  of 
ethics.  15  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  38,  1880,  p.  254.)— 
"Watson,  J.  The  world  as  force.  With  especial 
reference  to  the  philosophy  of  S.  63  pp.  '{Journ.  Spec. 
Philos.  V.  12, 1878,  p.  113 ;  v.  13, 1879,  p.  151.)— Tonmans, 

E.  L.  Herbert  Spencer  and  his  reviewers.-  24  pp. 
{Ohr.  Exam.  v.  82,  1867,  p.  200.)  — Herbert  Spencer's 
latest  critic.  8  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  189,  1884,  p.  472.)— 
Spencer's  evolution  philosophy.  15  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  129,  1879,  p.  389.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  68, 1873,  p.  472. 

Spencer,  James  Clark.  1826—.  New  York 
city.  Report  to  the  Aqueduct  Commissioners, 
containing  reports  of  the  Secretary,  John  C. 
Sheehan,  and  of  the  Chief  Engineer,  Ben  ja- 
minS.  Church.  New  York,  1887.  4°.  —2713 

Spencer,  Jesse  Ames,  D.D.  1816—.  The 
East.  Sketches  of  travels  in  Egypt  and  the 
Holy  Land.    London,  1850.     8°.  1473 

History  of  the  United  States  from  the 

earliest  period  to  the  administration  of 
James  Buchanan.  New  York  [1858].  3  v. 
4°.  1643 

Sketch  of  the  history  of  the  Protestant  Epis- 
copal Church  in  the  United  States  of  America.  63 
pp.  (Perry,  G.  G.,  History  of  the  Church  of  England, 
p.  599.) 

Spencer,  John.  17  cent.  Things  new  and 
old,  or  a  store-house  of  similies,  sentences, 
allegories,  apophthegms,  adagies,  apologues, 
divine,  morall,  politicall,  etc.,  with  their 
several  applications.     London,  1658.    fo. 

1321 

Spencer,  John  Charles,  Viscount  Althorp, 
3  Earl  Spencer.  Le  Maechant,  Sir  D.  Me- 
moirs of  John  Charles,  Viscount  Althorp, 
3  Earl  Spencer.     1876. 

Bagehot,  W.    Lord  Althorp  and  the  reform  act  of 

1832.  39  pp.  {Biog.  studies,  p.  282.)— Kebhcl,  T.  E. 
Lord  Spencer.  8  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  35,  1877, 
p.  291.) 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  60, 1876,  p.  410. 

Spencer,  Joseph  William.  1850—.  Eleva- 
tions in  the  Dominion  of  Canada.  Washing- 
ton, 1884.  8°.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol. 
surv.  Bull.  V.  1,  No.  6.)  —3558 

.—  Discovery  of  the  preglaolal  outlet  of  Lake  Krie. 
50  pp.  (White,  I.  C,  Geology  of  Erie  and  Crawford  cown- 
ties,  p.  367 :  Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  Q.  4.) 


Spencer,  Mrs.  R.  H.     Brockett,  L.  P.,  and 

Vaughan,  Mrs.  M.  0.  In  their  Woman's  work  In  the 
civil  war,  p.  40*.    12  pp. 

Spencer,  Thomas.  Instructions  for  the 
multiplication  of  works  of  art  in  metal,  by 
voltaic  electricity.  With  an  introductory 
chapter  on  electro-chemical  decompositions 
by  feeble  currents.  Glasgow,  1840.  8°. 
(Griffin,  J.  J.,  Sci.  miscel.)  —1595 

Spencer, William  Robert.  1770-1834.  Poems. 
A  new  ed.,  with  corrections  and  additions ; 
to  which  is  prefixed  a  biographical  memoir, 
by  the  editor.  London,  1835.  p.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  7,  1812,  p.  488.)  1856 

Spencer,  William  V.  {Pub.}  Boston  theatre. 
A  collection  of  scarce  acting  tragedies, 
comedies,  dramas,  farces,  and  burlettas. 
Boston,  1855-58.     24  v.  12°-  3817 

Contents.  Addison,  H.  R.  Sophia's  supper,  v.  1. — 
Almar,  G.  Charcoal-burner,  v.  24.— Arnold,  S.  J. 
Man  and  wife,  v.  3.— My  aunt,  v.  2.— Ballon,  M.  M. 
Mlralda,  v.  22.— Banim,  J.  Sergeant's  wife,  v.  3.— 
Bannister,  N.  H.  Putnam,  the  iron  son  of  '76,  v.  20. 
— Barryinore,  W.  Wallace:  the  hero  of  Scotland,  v. 
6.— Bayly,  T.  H.  Forty  and  fifty,  v.  17.— Beazley,  S. 
The  Steward,  v.  8.— Beckett,  G.  A.  k.  Siamese  twins, 

V.  14.— Turned  head,  v.  13 Bernard,  W.  B.      The 

Mummy,  v.  11 Birch,  S.    Adopted  child,  v.  13. — 

Boncicanlt,  D.  Lover  by  proxy,  v.  19.— Willow 
copse,  V.  4.  —  Brough,  R.  B.  Crinoline,  v.  12. — 
Brough,  W.  Number  1,  round  the  corner,  v.  7. — 
Trying  It  on,  v.  12.— Brougham,  J.    Metamora,  v.  21. 

— Buckstone,  J.  B.    A^nes  de  Vere,  v.  3 Alarming 

sacrifice,  v.  23.— Breach  of  promise,  v.  10. — Dream  at 
sea,  V.  9 Flowers  of  the  forest,  v.  17.— Good  for  noth- 
ing, V.  9.— Green  bushes,  v.  16.— Maid  with  milking 

pail,  V.  19 Pet  of  the  petticoats,  v.  10. — Presumptive 

evidence,  v.  3. — The  Scholar,  v.  11.— Wreck  ashore,  v. 
6.— Centlivre,  Mrs.  S.  The  Wonder,  v.  16.— Clapp, 
W.  W.,  Jr.  La  Fiammina,  v.  20.— My  husband's  mir- 
ror, v.  9.— Colman,  G.,  ,Ir.  John  Bull,  v.  1.— The  Re- 
view, V.  11.— Courtney,  J.  Time  'tries  all,  v.  14. — 
Cowley,  Mrs.  H.  P.  The  Belle's  stratagem,  v.  12. — 
Coyne,  J.  S.  Fraud  and  Its  victims,  v.  20.— Love- 
knot,  V.  21. — Man  of  many  friends,  v.  11. — Pas  de  fasci- 
nation, v.  24.— Scene  In  the  life  of  an  unprotected 
female,  v.  16.— Wanted,  1000  sijirlted  young  milliners, 
for  the  gold  diggings,  v.  10.— Cunningham,  Mrs.  P. 
C.  Madelaine,  the  belle  of  the  Fauhourg,  v.  7.— Dal- 
rymple.J.S.  Naiad  queen,  v. 18.— Dance,  0.  Bengal 

tiger,  V.  8.— Country  squire,  v.  19 Match  in  the  dark, 

V.  13 — The  Victor  vanquished,  v.  9.  — Dihdln,  T. 
Lady  of  the  lake,  v.  11.— Durivage,  O.  F.  Lady  of 
the  lions,  V.  15 Stage-struck  Yankee,  v.  12.— Fal- 
coner, E.    Husband  of  an  hour,  v.  18 Farrell,  J. 

Dumb  girl  of  Genoa,  v.  6.— First  night,  v.  10 Pltz- 

hall,  E.    Momentous  question,  v.  5.— Glover,  Capt. 

S.  B.    Cradle  of  liberty,  v.  19 Haines,  J.  T.    Idiot 

witness,  V.  4.— HardAvicke,  P.  Bachelor  of  arts,  v. 
17.— Harris,  A.  My  son  Diana,  v.  17.— Hertz,  H. 
King  Rent's  daughter,  v.  24.— Higgle,  T.  Devilish 
good  Joke,  V.  24.— Hill,  F.  S.  Shoemaker  of  Toulouse, 
V.  6.— Six  degrees  of  crime,  v.  2.— Ho*ve,  J.  B.  British 

slave,  V.  14 — Memoir  of,  v.  6 Hugo,  V.  M.  Lucretla 

Borgia,  V.  5 — Jerrold,  D.  Black-eyed  Susan,  v.  1.— 
Jerrold.W.  B.  Cool  as  a  cucumber,  v.  18.— John- 
son, S.  D.  The  Fireman,  v.  7.— Shaker  lovers,  v.  21.— 
Jones,  J.  S.  Captain  Kyd,  v.  8.— Moll  Pitcher,  v.  1.— 
People's  lawyer,  v.  4.— Surgeon  of  Paris,  v.  6.— Jum- 
bo-Jnm,  V.  18.— Keach,  E.  F.  Memoir  of,  v.  5.— 
Kenney,  J.  Ella  Rosenberg,  v.  14.  —  Fighting  by 
proxy,  V.  16.— Spring  and  autumn,  v.  2.— I,ancaster, 
C.  S.  Advice  to  husbands,  v.  13.  —  Iielaud,  O.  S. 
Caprice,  v.  18.— Rights  of  man,  v.  16.— Lemon,  M. 
Gwynneth  Vaughan,  v.  21.  —  Iiewes,  G.  H.  Noble 
heart,  v.  22.— Iiewls,  M.  G.  Adelgltha,  v.  24.— Logan, 
C.  A.  Yankee  land,  v.  9.— Logan,  E.  Memoir  of,  v. 
i.—I'Over,  S.  Happy  man,  v.  6.— Maddox,  J.  M. 
King  and  deserter,  v.  20.— Margton,  J.  W.      Anne 

Blake,  V.  8 — Hard  struggle,  v.  21 A  Lite's  ransom,  v. 

14.— Patrician's  daughter,  v.  6.— Mathews.  C.  Bache- 
lor's bedroom,  v.  1.  —  The  Dowager,  v.  20.  —  Little 
Toddleklns,  v.  19.— Mayhew.  H.  Wandering  min- 
strel, v.  10.— Medina,  L.  H.  Nick  of  the  woods,  v.  8. 
—Midnight  bauquet.v.  17.— M:oncrieir,W.  T.  Spectre 

bridegroom,  v.  4.— Morton,  E.     Eton  boy,  v.  10 

Morton,  J.  M.    Aladdin,  v.  12.— Betsy  Baker,  v.  7.— 


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Dying  tor  love,  v.  23.— A  Mo3t  unwarrantalDlo  Intru- 
sion, V.  n.— My  husband's  ghost,  v.  16.— Our  wlte,  v. 
9.— Poor  PllUooddy,  v.  10.— Sent  to  the  Tower,  v.  14.— 
TloWlsh  times,  v.  21.— Two  buzzards,  v.  B.— Who  stole 
the  pocket-book  ?  v.  17.— Morton,  T.  Bolaud  for  an 
011ver,v.  1.— Nature  and  philosophy, v.  3.— O'Keeffe, 
J.    Wild  oats,  V.  4.— Oxberry,  W.  H.    Matteo  Faloone, 

V.  4 Oxenford,  J.    Doctor  DUworth,  v.  20.— Family 

falling,  V.  13.— IVIy  lellow  clerk,  v.  8.— Paul,  H.    Lucky 

hit,  V.  20 Payne,  J.  H.    Oiari,  v.  6.— Piervon,  E., 

and  Laterri6re,  A.  Two  -can  play  at  that  game,  v.  16. 
—Pilgrim,  J.  Eveleen  Wilson,  the  flower  of  Erin,  v. 
23.— Limerick  boy,  v.  2.— Robert  Emmet,  the  martyr  of 
Irish  liberty,  v.  16.— Servants  by  legacy,  v.  22.— Pitt, 
a.  D.  Last  man,  v.  12.— Planch*.  J.  B.  The  Brigand, 
V.  15 Grist  to  the  mill,  v.  7.— Lavater  the  physiog- 
nomist, V.  22 Somebody  else,  v.  15.— Pococli,  I. 

The  Miller  and  his  men,  v.  6.— Bobber's  wife,  v.  6.— 
Poole,  J.      Soldier's  courtship,  v.  22.  —  Q,ueen'a 

heart,  v,  23 Q,uinn,  A.  M.    [Memoir  of],  v.  20.— 

Rainforth,  Mrs.  M.    Memoir  of,  v.  7.— Raymond, 

B.  J.    Mr.  and  Mrs.  Peter  White,  v.  17 Reach,  A.  B. 

Jenny  Llnd  at  last,  v.  B.— Rede,  W.  L.  Bake's  pro- 
gress, v.  10.— Robinson,  J..  H.  Nick  Whiffles,  v.  23. 
— Robson,  W.  J.  Love  and  loyalty,  v.  6.— Rodivell, 
G.  H.  Teddy  the  tiler,  v.  4.— Rodwell,  T.  G.  More 
blunders  than  one,  v.  2.— Salmon,  J.  Old  and  young, 
V.  13.— Saunders,  0.  H,  Memoir  of,  v.  23.— Pirate's 
legacy,  v.  23.— Bosina  Meadows,  the  village  maid,  v.  2. 
— Scribe,  A.  E,,  and  Legouvfi,  E.  Ladies'  battle,  v.  15. 
— Selby,  C.  Antony  and  Cleopatra,  v.  11.— Lady  and 
gentleman  in  a  peculiarly  perplexing  predicameiit,  v. 
19.— Last  of  the  pigtails,  v.  24.— Marble  heart,  v.  8.— 
Satan  in  Paris,  v.  2.— Valet  de  sham,  v.  23 Shakes- 
peare, W.  Comedy  of  errors,  v.  5. — Corioianus,  v.  22. 
— Love's  labour's  lost,  v.  18.— Merry  wives  of  Windsor, 

v.  3 Winter's  tale,  v.  22.— Simpson,  J.  P.  Dreams  of 

delusion,  v.  21. — Head.s  or  talis,  v.  22. — Second  iove,  v. 
9.— Smith,  W.  E.  Memoir  of,  v.  6.— Somerset,  C.  A. 
Zelina,  v.  15.— Stirling,  E.  Nicholas  Niokelby,  v.  23. 
— Norah  Creina,  v.  y.— Teddy  Roe,  v.  7. — Young  scamp, 

V.  13 Stocqueler,  J.  H.    Object  of  interest,  v.  7.— 

Snter,  W.  Quiet  family,  v.  18— Taylor.  T.  Blighted 
being,  v.  19.— Helping  hands,  v.  12.— Still  waters  run 
deep,  y.  11.— Taylor,  T.,  and  Eeade,  C.  Masks  and 
faces,  V.  3.— Two  loves  and  a  life,  v.  7. — Thaxter,  A. 
W.  Grotto  nymph,  v.  24.  —  Townsend,  T.  Lost 
ship,  V.  19 Trovrbridge,  J.  T.  Neighbor  Jack- 
wood,  V.  15. — Twenty  minutes  with  a  tiger,  v.  21. — 
"Walker,  C.  E.  Warlock  of  the  glen,  v.  15.— Warren, 
W.  Memoir  of,  v.  7.— Webster,  B.  Giralda,  v.  14.— 
Laughing  hyena,  v.  8.— My  young  wife,  and  my  old 
umbrella,  v.  12.— Swiss  swains,  v.  1.— Wilks,  T.  E. 
Michael  Erie,  the  maniac  lover,  v.  4, — Baffaeiie,  the 

reprobate,  v.  13 Sudden  thoughts, v.  18 Williams, 

T.  Out  to  nurse,  v.  20. — Williams,  T.,  and  Harris,  A. 
Euth  Oakley,  v.  14. — "Wood^vorth,  S.    Forest  rose, 

V.  1 Wooler,  J.  P.    Love  in  livery,  v.  11.— Twice 

told  tale,  V.  24. 

Spencer.    See  also  Spenser. 

Spending  of  the  ntoney  of  Robert  No- 
well.     Grosart,  A.  B.  {Ed.)  1593 

Spener,  Philipp  Jakob.  Tholuck,  A.  Spe- 
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V.  2,  p.  448.) 

Spengel,  Leonhard  {Ed.)  1803-80.  Aris- 
totelis  Ars  rhetorica.    [Gr.]    See  Aristoteles. 

Spengel,  Maximilian  Andreas.  1838—.  De 
versuum  creticorum  usu  Plautino.  Berolini, 
1861.     13°.  3234 

{Ed.)    Publili  Syri  Sententiae.    See  Sy- 

rus,  P. 

Vita.    1  p.    {With  Ms  De  versuum  creticorum  usu 

Plautino,  p.  45.) 

Spengler,  Lazarus.  Pressel,  T.  Lazarus 
Spengler.  1862.  [Leben  der  vaeter  der  luther. 
Mrohe,  v.  8.) 
Spenser,  Edmund.  Circa  1552-99.  Com- 
plete works  in  verse  and  prose.  Ed.,  with 
a  new  life,  based  on  original  researches,  and 
a  glossary  embracing  notes  and  illustrations, 
by  Rev.  A.  B.  Grosart  [and  others].  [Lon- 
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Contents.    Amoretti  and  epithalamion.  v.  4. — 

Astrophel,  v.  4 — Visions  of  Bellay,  v.  3.— Colin 

PABT  v.— 44. 


Clouts  come  home  againe,  v.  4 Commenda- 
tory poems  and  sonnets  to  persons  of  rank,  v.  8 

Complaints,  etc.  v.  3.  — Daphnaida,  v.  4.  — De 
Vere,  A.  T.  Characteristics  of  Spenser's  poetry,  v.  1. 
— Dowden,  E.  Spenser,  the  poet  and  teacher,  v.  1,— 
Elegle,  or  friends  passion,  for  his  AstrophlU,  v.  4.— 
Faerie  queene,  v.  6-8.— Gosse,  E.  W.  Essay  on 
English  pastoral  poetry,  v.  3.— Crrosart,  A.  B.    Life 

of  S.  V.  1 Notices  of  Edward  Kirke;  Elder  on  Mr. 

Gosse'a  Essay ;  Who  were  Bosaiinde  and  Menalcas  ? 
V.  8.— Letters  to  Gabriel  Harvey,  v.  9.— Hubbard, 
W.  Introspection  and  outlook  of  S.  v.  1.— Foure 
hymnes.v.  4.— Veueof  the  present  state  of  Ireland, 
1596,  V.  9.— mourning  muse  of  Thestylis,  v.  4.— 
Muiopotmbs,  or  the  fate  of  the  butterflle,  y.  3. — 
Palgrave,  F.  T.  Essay  on  the  minor  poems  of  S.  v. 
4.— visions  of  Petrarch,  v.  3.— Phllpot,  W.  B.  Cer- 
tain aspects  of  the  "Faery  queen,"  and  some  of  the 
other  poetry  of  S.  v.  1.— Prosopopola,  or  Mother 
Hubberds  tale,  v.  3.— Prothalamion,  v.  4.— Letter 
to.Sir  Walter  Raleigh,  v.  8.— Rulnes  of  Rome,  by 

Bellay,  v.  3 Ruineg  of  time,  v.  3.— Sheplieardea 

calender,  v.  2.— Epitaphs  upon  Sir  Philip  Sidney, 
V.  4.— Sonnets,  v.  4.— Teares  of  the  muses,  v.  3. — 
Tirgils  gnat,  v.  3.— Visions  of  the  world's  vani- 
tle,  V.  3. 

Works.  Ed.  by  J.  Payne  Collier.  Lon- 
don, 1862.  5  V.  8°.  3183 
Contents.  Amoretti  and  epithalamion,  v.  5. — 
Astrophel,  v.  5.— Visions  of  Bellay,  v.  5.— Brit- 
tain's  Zda,  V.  5.  —  Colin  Clouts  come  home 
againe,  v.  5.— Collier,  J.  P.  Life  of  S.  v.  1.— Com- 
plaints, V.  4,  5.— Daphnaida.  v.  5.— Elegie,  or 
friends  passion,  for  his  AstrophlU,  v.  5.  —  Faerie 
queene,  v.  1-4. — Foure  hymnes,  v.  5. — View  of  the 
state  of  Ireland, V.  5.— Migcellanies,v.  4.— Mourn- 
ing muse  of  Thestylis,  v.  6. — Ifluiopotmos,  or 
the  fate  of  the  butterflie,  v.  4. — Visions  of  Petrarch, 
V.  5. — Prosopopola,  or  Mother  Hubbards  tale,  v.  4. 
—Prothalamion,  v.  5 — Rulnes  of  Rome,  by  Bel- 
lay, V.  4. — Ruines  of  time,  v.  4 — Shepheardes 
calender,  v.  1. — Epitaph  upon  Sir  Philip  Sidney,  v. 
5.— Pastorall  aeglogue  upon  the  death  of  Sir  Philip 
Sidney,  v.  6.— Sonnets  prefixed  to  various  publica- 
tions, V.  6.— Teares  of  the  muses,  v.  4. — Virgils 
gnat,  V.  4.-^Vl8ions  of  the  vrorld's  Tanltie,  v.  6. — 
Glossary,  v.  5. 

Faerie  queene.  A  new  ed.,  with  a  glos- 
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John  Upton.  London,  1758.  3  v.  4°.  (Rev. 
of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  5,  1817,  p.  301.)        1382 

Faery  queene,  books  I  and  II.    Ed.  by  G. 

"W.Kitchin.   Oxford,  1868-69.   2  v.  16°.   1348 

First  6  cantos  of  the  1  book  of  the  Faery 

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grammatical  notes,  by  Rev.  John  Hunter. 
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(Chalmers,  A.,  Eng,  poets,  v.  3.)  1364 

Poetical  works  and  life  of.    Edinburgh, 

1793.     8°.     (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  2.) 

1363 

Shepheardes  calender.     The  original  ed. 

of  1579  in  photographic  facsimile  with  an  in- 
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1890.    4°.     (Spenser- Soc.  Extra  y.)  1313 

View  of   the  state  of  Ireland,   written 

dialogue-wise.  Dublin,  1633 ;  repr.  1809. 
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Fclogne;  Sonnet.    5  pp.    (Bitson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol, 

'  V.  1,  pp.  7,  11.)— Faerie  queene,  2  booke.  20  pp. 
(Eltson,  J.,  Eng,  anthol.  v.  3,  p.  81.)— Mask  of  Cupid ; 
Fairy  queen,  book  3,  canto  12;  The  Brave  courtier, 
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abtb.  2,  p.  466.)— Hubbard,  W.  Introspection  and 
outlook  of  8.  28  pp.  (Spenser,  E.,  Compl.  works,  ed.  by 
A.  B.  Grosart,  v.  1,  p.  373.)— Joyce,  P.  W.  Spenser's 
Irish  rivers.  19  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  17, 1878,  p. 
316.)— KInge,  P.  Spenser's  Shepherd's  calendar  und 
Mantuan's  eclogen.  9  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  3, 1880,  p.  266.) 
— liowell,  J.  R.  Spenser.  76  pp.  [In,  Ms  Among  my 
books,  2  8.  p.  126;  and  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  120,  1876,  p.  334.) 
— Mayer,  C.  Edmund  Spenser  et  la  critique  de  M. 
Talne.  27  pp.  ( Coi-respondant,  n.  s.  v.  42, 1869,  p.  1124.) 
— Morley,  H.  Spenser's  Hobblnol.  10  pp.  (Fortn. 
Bev.  n.  s.  V.  6, 1869,  p.  274.)— PaJgrave,  P.  T.  Essays 
on  the  minor  poems  of  S.  99  pp.  (Spenser,  E.,  Compl. 
works,  ed.  by  A.B.  Grosart,  v.  4,  p.  ix.)— Philpot,^.  B. 
Certain  aspects  of  the  "Faery  queen,"  and  some  of 
the  other  poetry  of  S.  33  pp.  (Spenser,  E.,  Compl. 
works,  ed.  by  A.  B.  Grosart,  v.  1,  p.  340.)— Poetical 
works  of  S.  23  pp.  (if.  T.  Rev.  v.  8,  1841,  p.  60;  N. 
Am.  Rev.  V.  60,  1840,  p.  174.)— Reisaert,  O.  Bemerk- 
ungen  ueber  Spenser's  Shepheard's  calendar  und  die 
fruehere  bukolik.  20  pp.  {Anglia,  v.  9, 1886,  p.  206.)— 
Rellgio  Spenseri.    23  ^pp.     {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  99, 

1866,  p.  200.)— Spenser's  minor  poems.  24  pp. 
{Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  12,  1826,  p.  142.)— Whipple,  E.  P. 
Spenser.  11  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  p.  396.)— 
IVorks  of  S.  33  pp.  {Dublin  Rev.  v.  17, 1844,  p.  416; 
lain.  Rev.  v.  7, 1806,  p.  203.) 

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more  geometrico  demonatratae,  v.  1.— Eplgtolae,  v. 
1- — Ethica  ordine  geometrico  demonatrata,  v.  2. — 
Tractatus  de  inlelleetng  emendatione,  v.  2.— Com- 
pendium grammatlces  linguae  Hebraeae,  T.  2.— 
Tractatng  pollticug,  v.  2.— Tractatng  theoIo> 
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nozae,  v.  2. 

Ad  Opera  quae  supersunt  omnia  supple- 

mentum.  Cum  philosophi  ohirographo 
ejusque  imagine  photographica.  Amstelo- 
dami,  1863.     1§°.  —3113 


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Contents.  TractatuB  tirevls  de  Deo  et  honiliie 
ejusque  valetudlne.— Epistolae.— Irldis  compn- 
tatlo  algebraloa,  ad  maforem  physlcae  matheseoaque 
connectlODem Collectanea  ad  vltain  Spiiiozae. 

Chief  works.    Tr.  from  the  Latin  with  an 

introduction  by  R.  H.  M.  Elwes.    London, 

1883-84.    3  V.   13°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Philos. 

Ubr.)  —3257 

Contents.      Correspondence   (abridged),  v.  2.— 

Xitliics,  V.  2 Political  treatise,  v.  1.  — Tlieo- 

logico-polltlcal  treatise,  T.  1 On  tlie  Improve- 
ment ol  tbe  understanding,  v.  % 

Correspondence   and    Ethics.     London, 

1870.  8°.  {With  Willis,  R.,  Benedict  de 
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Ethic  demonstrated  in  geometrical  order 

and  divided  into  5  pts.,  which  treat — 1.  Of 
God.  2.  Of  the  nature  and  origin  of  the 
mind.  3.  Of  the  origin  and  nature  of  the 
aflfeots.  4.  Of  human  bondage,  or  of  the 
strength  of  the  affects.  5.  Of  the  power  of 
the  intellect,  or  of  human  liberty.  Tr.  from 
the  Latin  by  W.  H.  White.  London,  1883. 
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Tractatus  theologico-politicus  :  a  theolog- 
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series  of  heads,  that  freedom  of  thought  and 
of  discussion  may  not  only  be  granted  with 
safety  to  religion  and  the  peace  of  the  state, 
but  cannot  be  denied  without  danger  to  both 
the  public  peace  and  true  piety.  From  the 
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Erdmann,  J.  E.     Malebranche,  Spinoza, 

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Splrldion.  4  pp.  (Piper,  K.  W.  F.,  Leaders  of  clt.  uni- 
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E.  T.,  Humorous  masterpieces  from  Am,  lit.  v.  2,  p.  19'2.)— 
The  Beautiful  Miss  Vavosonr.  7  pp.  [Barper's 
Mag. -v.  46,1813,  p.  852.)— Bella's  beginnings.  6  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  «,  1872,  p.  113.)-A  Birthday.  1  p. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43, 1879,  p.  58.)— By  the  winter's 
moon.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  04,  1882,  p.  392.)— 
Dark  ways.  21  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1863,  p. 
645.)— Day  dreams.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1867, 
p.  84.)— Oelsrado.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  V.  48, 1374, 
p.  98.)— Down  .the  river.  23  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
T.  16,  1865,  p.  468.)— The  Drift-wood  fire.  6  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  61, 1880,  p.  888.)— Ebb  and  flow.  6 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  47,  1873,  p.  121.1— A  Pear.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  55, 1877,  p.  122.)— Fiery  colliery  of 
Flennea.  14  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  27, 1863,  p.  613.)— 
TUeFlrstMrs.  Petersham.  11pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
T.  69,  1879,  p.  361.)— Flotsam  and  jetsam.    36  pp. 

lAllant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  pp.  7, 186,  313.)— A  Flower 
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Flower  songs.    1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1S68,  p. 

833.)— Footpads.    13  pp.    (Atlant.  MontMy,v.W,imi, 

p.  401.)— Fojir-o-clock.    2  PP-    [Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 

22,  1868,  p.  110.)— Granadan  girl's   song.    2  pp. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  5, 1860,  p.  667.)— Hereafter.    1  p. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1867,  p.  496.)— A  Hint  of  dawn. 

1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  43,  1871,  p.  36.)— An  Hour  at 

sea.    5  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  33, 1866,  p.  250.)— How 

Charlie  came  home.    13  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  22, 

1861,  p.  186.)— The  Hungry  heart.  9  pp.  (Harper's 
Jtfay.  V.  35, 1867,  p.  740.)— In  a  storm.  6  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  57, 1868,  p.  108.)— In  the  MaguerrlvpocU.  8 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37, 1868,  p.  348.)— Inside  Plum 
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Thelnsuranceonthe"  Highflyer."  8pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  38,  1869,  p.  397.)- Intermezio.  1  p. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  45, 1880,  p.  32.)— Jo  and  I.  11  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  p.  662.)— Left  ashore.  3 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  49,  1874,  p.  163.)— A  Iilon  In 
the  way.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  50, 1876,  p.  722.)— 
liistening.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  34, 1874,  p.  440.) 
— liittle  Ben.  W  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26, 1870,  p. 
309.)— The  liittle  people's  STew-ycar.  7  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  y.  64,  1877,  p.  284.)— Lost  and  found.  9 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  22,  1868,  p.  243.)— IiOvers.  1 
p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  45,  1872,  p.  680.)— A  Lover's 
garden.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1868,  p.  306.)— 
Madeleine  Schaeffer.    37  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  t.  26, 

1862,  pp.  37,  661,  753.)— Magdalen.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Jfao.  v:  33, 1869,  p.  741.)— The  Marshes.  13pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  35,  1867,  p.  9i.)— Miss  Moggaridge's 
provider.  11  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27, 1871,  p.  17.) 
—Miss  Susan's  love  affair.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  53,  1876,  p.  26.)— Mr.  Furbush.  i  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  30, 1365,  p.  623.)— Mrs.  Gisborne's  way.  10 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,  1864,  p.  585.)— The  Moon- 
stone mass.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37, 1868,  p.  655.) 
—The  Morning  hour.  1  p.  (Hajyer's  Mag.  v.  38, 
1869,  p.  414.)— Music  In  the  night.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag,  V.  43,  1871,  p.  220.)— Nocturne.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  30, 1872,  p.  526.)— The  Sfnn  and  harp.  2 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  36,  1875,  p.  281.)  — The  Old 
poet  and  his  wife.  3  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  37, 
1876,  p.  632.)— An  Old  song.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  42, 1878,  p.  631.)— On  the  way  to  the  diamond 
mines.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,  1864,  p.  724.)— 
Ordronnanx.  20  pp.  (Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  8, 1874, 
pp.  610,  734.)-Our  Bridget.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  28,  1854,  p.  388.)— Our  neighbor.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  42,  1872,  p.  51.)— Out  of  prison.  8  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1865,  p.  215.)— Peace.  1  p.  (Har- 
per's Mag^y.  30, 1805,  p.  281.)— A  Pilot's  wife.  9  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  41, 1870,  p.  860.)— The  Pine-tree.  1 
p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  58,  1879,  p.  538.)— A  Pleasant 
morning.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  35, 1867,  p.  450.)— 
Poems.  14pp.  (Hopkins,  A.  A.,  Waifs  and  their OMthors, 
p.  303.)— Pomegranate-flowers.  7  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  7,  1861,  p.  573.)— Poor  Isabel.  16  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  30,  1365,  p.  459.)— The  Price.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  35, 1867,  p.  66i.)— Rats.  4  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  62,  1876,  p.  883.)— Ray.  21  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  13, 1864,  p.  19.)— The  Rim.  35  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  13, 1864,  pp.  606,  701 ;  V.  14, 1864,  p.  63.)— The 
River.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1867,  p.  287.)— 
Rosemary.  23  pp.  (Harper's  Jfajf.  v.  26, 1863,  p.  803; 
V.  27,  1863,  pp.  41, 195.)— The  Shadow  of  Candle- 
mas night.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  42, 1871,  p.  424.)— 
A  Sigh.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  41, 1870,  p.  899.)— Sold 
for  a  song.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  28, 1861,  p.  746.) 
—Sorrow.  1  p.  (Harper's  Jtfasr.  v.  36, 1868,  p.  108.)— 
Stars.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  T.  38,  1869,  p.  396.)— The 
Strathsays.  20  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1863,  p. 
99.)- Tale  of  the  Trefetheness.  23  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  22,  1861,  p.  489.)— True  story  of  Luigi.  13 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14, 1864,  p.  411.)— Two  hearts. 

PABT  v.— 45. 


10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  41, 1870,  p.  374.)— Under  the 
rose,  i  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  42, 1871,  p.  96.)— Valen- 
tine's birthday.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1868,  p. 
370.)— Vallandigham.  18  pp.  (Ha?-per's  Mag.  v.  23, 
1801,  p.  468.)— Vanity.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  35, 1367, 
p.  39.)— Wedding  presents.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag, 
T.  44,  1872,  p.  441.)— Witchwork.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  43,  1879,  p.  666.)— With  a  book.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  37,  1868,  p.  821.)— Witnesses.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  44, 1872,  p.  44.)— Yesterday.  8  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  18,  1866,  p.  367.)— Yet's  Christ- 
mas-box.   15  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  20,  1860,  p.  644.) 

Cooke,  R.  T.    Harriet  Presoott  Spofford.    16  pp. 

(Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P.,  and  others.  Our  famous  women, 
p.  521.) 

Spofford,  Richard    S.     A  Monody.     1  p. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  35,  1867,  p.  667.)— My  ship  at  sea. 
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Presbyterian,  v.  3,  4. 


Associate  Reformed,  y.  9.    Reformed  Dutch,  v.  9. 
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Episcopalian,  v.  5. 
Lutheran,  v.  9. 
Methodist,  v.  7. 


Reformed  Presbyterlan,v.9. 
Trinitarian  Congregational 

v.  1,2. 
Dnitarian,  V.  8. 
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(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  15, 1837,  p.  190.) 

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Stallard,  Joshua  Harrison.     The  Scottish 

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Stallbaum,  Gottfried  [Ed.)  1793-1861. 
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See  Horatius  Flaccus,  Q. 

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Stamlieim,  Von.    [Lieder.]    3  pp.    (Hagen, 

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Stamm,  Friedrich  Ludwig.  —1861.  Ulfilas, 
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raphy in  European  letters.    Lepsius,  K.  R. 

-3173 


STANDARD  ALPHABET  PROBLEM 


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Standard  alphabet  problem.  Moffat, 
R.,  Jr.  -3173 

Standard  bearer,  a  ballad  from  the  Span- 
ish.   2  pp.    (Fmser's  Mag.  v.  1, 1830,  p.  38.) 

Standard  library  atlas  of  classical  ge- 
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Standard  library  cyclopaedia  of  poli- 
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Contents. 
Atandonment-Oarrler,  v.  1.    Factor-Parliament,  v.  3. 
Cathedral-Eyre,  v.  2.  Parliament-Yeoman,  v.  4. 

Standard  of  value.  Jordan,  W.L.  —1396 
Standard  Oil  Company.  Camden,  J.  N., 

and  Welch,  J.  0.  The  Standard  Oil  Company.  20  pp. 
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of  a  great  monopoly.  18  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  47, 
1881,  p.  317.) 

Standard  oratorios.  Upton,  G.  P.  —2756 
Standard  symphonies.    Upton,  G.  P. 

—3756 

Standards.    See  Flags,  Standards,  Ensigns. 

Standenmaier,  Franz  Anton.     Johannes 

Scotus  Brigena  und  die  wissenschaf  t  seiner 

zeit.    Frankfurt  a.  Main,  1834.     8°.     —1493 

Standing  armies.    Humboldt,  K.  W.  von. 

Ueber  die  Borgfalt  dee  staats  f uer  die  slcherhelt  gegen 
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See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  30, 1852,  p.  131. 

Standing  for  the  consulship.  On.    19 

pp.  Cicero,  M.  T.,  Treatises  on  the  nature  of  the  gods, 
p.  435. 

Standish,  Frank  Hall.  1798-1839.  Life  of 
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ing his  death  and  anecdotes  and  characters 
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5896 

Standish,  George.  Adventures  of  a  Balti- 
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Standish,  Oapt.  Myles.      Circa  1584-1656. 

Last  will  and  testament.  3  pp.  (St.  H.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll. 
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Austin,  J.  G.  The  Puritan  Captain.  8  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  39,  1869,  p.  689.)— liOngfellow,  H.  W. 
Courtship  of  S.  21  pp.  (Poet,  works.  Household  ed. 
p.  191.) 

Standish,  Mme.  Sabine  de  Noailles.  1820- 
70.  Souvenirs  de  la  Marechale  Princesse  de 
Beauvau  [n6e  Rohan-Chabot],  suivis  des  me- 
moires  du  Marechal  Prince  de  Beauvau. 
Paris,  1873.     r.  8°.  5813 

Notice  sur  Mme.  la  VIcomtesse  de  Noailles.  92  pp. 

(Soc.  Blblioph.  fr.  Melanges  de  lit.  et  d'hist.  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Stanfleld,  Clarkson.     [Notice  of.]     4  pp. 

(Brit,  painters  of  the  18  and  19  emt.  p.  43.) 

Stanfleld,  James  Field.    Foster,  J.    Stan- 

fleld's  Essay  on  the  study  and  composition  of  biogra- 
phy. 13  pp.  ( Grit,  essays,  v.  2,  p.  193.) 
Stanford,  Charles  Stuart,  D.  D.  Mcllwaine, 
W.  The  late  Eev.  0.  S.  Stanford,  D.  D.  9  pp.  [Dublin 
XTniv.  Mag.  v.  82,  1813,  p.  616.)— Sketch  of  S.  3  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  16, 1840,  p.  266.) 

Stanford,  Edward  (Pm&.)  Compendium  of 
geography  and  travel.  Australasia.  Ed., by 
A.  R.  Wallace.    London,  1879.     8°.         2496 

[Puh.)    Parliamentary  county  atlas  and 

handbook  of  England  and  Wales.  London, 
1885.     8°.  1434 

[Pub.)  Popular  map  of  the  Turkish  em- 
pire, etc.,  showing  the  new  boundaries  as 
settled  by  the  Congress  of  Berlin.  London 
[1878].     fo.  1448 


Stang,  Christian  Franz  Gottlieb.  Martin 
Luther,  sein  leben  und  wirken.  Leipzig, 
1835.     8°.  4773 

Stanhope,  Alexander.  1639-1707.  Spain 
under  Charles  H ;  or,  extracts  from  the 
correspondence  of,  1690-99.  London,  1840. 
8°.  3535 

Stanhope,  Lady  Anne.    Stanhope,  Sir  T. 

Letter  on  the  funeral  of  S.  4  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  31, 
1846,  p.  212.) 

Stanhope^  Charles,  3  Earl  Stanhope.    Har- 

ley,  E.  The  Stanhope  demonstrator,  an  instrument 
for  performing  logical  operations.  19  pp.  (Mind,  v.  4, 
1879,  p.  192.) 
Stanhope,  George,  D.  X>.  1660-1728.  Brief 
account  of  Peter  Charron.  19  pp.  (Gharron,  P.,  Of 
wisdom,  v.l.)— Defense  de  la  r*Hgloii  cliritleune 
centre  les  Juifs  et  centre  les  faux  sages,  tant  paiens 
que  Chretiens.  59  pp.  {'M.igiie,3.'P.,D6monsir.evangU. 
■V.  6,  p.  485.) 

Stanhope,  Lady  Hester  Lucy.  1766-1839. 
Memoirs,  as  related  by  herself  in  conversa- 
tions with  her  physician;  comprising  her 
opinions  and  anecdotes  of  some  of  the  most 
remarkable  persons  of  her  time.  3  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1846.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  76,  1845,  p.  430.)  4867 

Madden,  R.  R.    Travels  of  Lady  Hester 

Stanhope,  narrated  by  her  physician.  1846, 
3v. 

Chasles,  V.  E.  P.    Lady  Stanhope.    37  pp.    (Rev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1845,  n.  s.  T.  11,  p.  900.)— Kiiiglafce,  A.W. 
Lady  Hester  Stanhope.  29  pp.  (In  his  Eothen,  p.  93.) 
— Iiady  Hester  Stanbope.  6  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  T.  13, 
1843,  p.  536 !  Fraser's  Mag.  V.  32, 1846,  p.  224.)— Lamar- 
tlne,  A.  M.  L.  de  P.  de,  Visite  k  Lady  S.  26  pp. 
((Eu-wres  compl.  v.  6,  p.  199.) — Recent  visit  to  Lady 
S.  9  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  2, 1838,  p.  187.)— Russell,  W. 
Lady  Hester  Stanhope.  7  pp.  {In  his  Eccentric  per- 
sonages, p.  63.) 

Stanhope,  John,  1  Baron  Stanhope.  Corner, 

G.  R.  Notices  of  S.  16  pp.  (Archaeologia,  \.  38,  1860, 
p.  389.) 

Stanhope,  John  Spencer.    Olympia.    5  pp. 

(Rev.  of  in  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  y.  30, 1824,  p.  176.) 

Stanhope,  Col.  Leicester  Fitzgerald  Charles. 
1784-1862.  Greece  in  1833  and  1834 ;  being 
a  series  of  letters,  and  other  documents,  on 
the  Greek  revolution,  written  during  a  visit 
to  that  country.  A  new  ed.,  containing 
numerous  supplementary  papers  illustrative 
of  the  state  of  Greece  in  1835  ...  to  which 
are  added,  reminiscences  of  Lord  Byron. 
London,  1835.    8°.  3738 

Stanhope,  Philip,  3  Earl  of  Chesterfield. 
1633-1713.  Letters  to  several  celebrated  in- 
dividuals of  the  time  of  Charles  H,  James  II, 
William  III,  and  Queen  Anne,  with  some  of 
their  replies.    London,  1829.    8°.  3843 

Stanhope,  Philip  Dormer,  4  Earl  of  Chester- 
field. 1694-1773.  Letters,  including  numer- 
ous letters  now  first  pub.  from  the  original 
MSS,  ed.,  with  notes,  by  Lord  Mahon.  Lon- 
don, 1845-53.  5  V.  8°.  3865 
iVbfe.- V.  6  has  the  title  "  Letters  and  worlis." 
Contents.  Miscellaneous  addresses,  y.  6. — Axioms 
in  trade,  y.  2.  —  Characters,  y.  2.  —  Common 
sense,  y.  6.— Correspondence,  y.  5.— Dialogues, 
y.  6.— Letters  on  education,  y.  1,  2.— Kssays,  y.  5. — 
Fog's  Journal,  y.  5.— Ijetters,  political  and  mis- 
cellaneous, y.  3,  4.— Old  Kngland,  y.  5.— Letters  on 
the  art  of  pleasing,  y.  2 — Poems,  y.  5.— Speeches 
In  the  House  of  Lords,  y.  6.— Account  of  the  govern- 
ment of  the  7  United  Provlnces,y.  2.— The  IVorld, 
y.  6. — Index,  y.  6. 

Miscellaneous  works,  consisting  of  letters 

to  his  friends,  never  before  printed,  and 
various  other  articles.    To  which  are  pre- 


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fixed,  memoirs  of  his  life,  tending  to  illus- 
trate the  civil,  literary,  and  political  history 
of  his  time,  by  M.  Maty.  London,  1777.  3  v. 
4°.  2142 

Contents.  Commou  sense,  v.  1 Fog's  Jour- 
nal, V.  1.— £ietters  to  hla  friends,  v.  2.— Maty,  M. 
Memoirs  of  Lord  Chesterfield,  v.  1.— Miscellaneons 
pieces,  V.  1.— Old  England,  V.  1.— Speeches,  etc. 
V.  1 The  "World,  v.  1. 

Pratt,  S.J.  (Courtney  Melmoth,pseMd!. ) 

Apology  for  the  life  and  writings  of  David 
Hume.  With  a  parallel  between  him  and 
the  late  Lord  Chesterfield.     [Anon.]     1777. 

Duff,  M.  E.  G.    Chesterfield's  Letters  to  his  son. 

18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  26,  1879,  p.  824.)— Fame 
and  letters.  24  pp.  [Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10, 1849,  p. 
76.)— Salnte-Beuve,  0.  A.  Lettres  de  Lord  Chester- 
field k  son  flls.    21  pp.    ( Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  2,  p.  226.) 

Cliasles,V.  E.  P.    Le  Comte  de  Chesterfield.    29  pp. 

(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1846,  n.  s.  T.  12,  p.  905.) — Clive,  A. 
Lord  Chesterfield.  16  pp.  (Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  86, 
1876,  p.  52.)— Diplomacy:  Lord  Chesterfield.  3  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  246.)— Earl  of  Chester- 
field. 36  pp.  (iV;  Am.  Rev.  v.  63, 1846,  p.  166.)— Hay- 
ward,  A.  Lord  Chesterfield.  45  pp.  (Biog.  and  crit. 
essays,  v.  1,  p.  209;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  82, 1846,  p.  421.)— 
Historical  sketches  of  the  reign  of  George  11. 
The  man  of  the  world.  23  pp.  [Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  103, 
1868,  p.  611.)— Iiord  Chesterfield.  34  pp.  (Dem.  Rev. 
V.  27,  1850,  p.  434;  N.  Am.  Rev.  V.  60,  1840,  p.  404.)— 
Maty,  M.  Memoirs  of  Lord  Chesterfield.  225  pp. 
(Stanhope,  P.  D.,  4  Earl  of  Chester Jield,  Miscel.  works,  v. 
1,  p.  1.)— Thomson,  K.  B.,  and  Thomson,  J.  C.  Philip 
Dormer  Stanhope,  4  Earl  of  Chesterfield.  30  pp.  (In 
their  Wits  and  beaux  of  society,  v.  1,  p.  257.)— Tuclcer- 
man,  H.  T.  Lord  Chesterfield,  the  man  of  the  world. 
13  pp.    [Essays,  p.  29.) 

Stanhope,  Philip  Henry,  4  Earl  Stanhope. 
1781-1 855.  Tracts  relating  to  Caspar  Hauser. 
London,  1836.     16°.  5861 

Stanhope,  Philip  Henry,  Viscount  Mahon,  5 
Earl  Stanhope.  1805-75.  French  retreat 
from  Moscow,  and  other  historical  essays. 
London,  1876.     13°.  2367 

Contents.  Legends  of  Charlemagne. — French 
retreat  from  Moscow.— Chronology  of  the  Gos- 
pels.—Harold  of  Norway.— Statue  of  Memnon. — 
Countess  of  Nithsdale. — Tear  of  the  passion. 

Historical  essays.     London,  1849.     13°. 

(Murray,  J.,  ii6r.)  3157 

Contents.  Last  years  of  Frederick  II.— French 
revolution. — Joan  of  Arc.  —  Latin  inscrip- 
tions.—Mary,  Q,neen  of  Scots.— Letters  pf  Mary, 
Queen  of  Scots. — Marquis  of  Montrose.— Letters  be- 
tween Mr.  Pitt  and  the  Duke  of  Butland. 

History  of  England,  comprising  the  reign 

of  Queen  Anne  until  the  peace  of  Utrecht, 
1701-13.  London,  1870.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  133,  1870,  p.  519 ;  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  129, 1870,  p.  1.)  1555 

History  of  England  from  the  peace  of 

Utrecht  to  the  peace  of  Paris.  Ed.  by  Henry 
Reed.     New  York,  1849.    3  v.  8°.  1563 

History  of  England  from  the  peace  of 

Utrecht  to  the  peace  of  Versailles,  1713-83. 
4  ed.  London,  1851-54.  7  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  64,  1837,  p.  233 ;  Fraser^s 
Mag.  V.  45,  1853,  p.  485  ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  75, 
1853,  p.  135  ;  v.  80, 1855,  p.  336  ;  N.  Brit.  Rev. 
V.  28,  1858,  p.  1;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  57,  1836,  p. 
380;  V.  63,  1839,  p.  151.)  1563 

History  of  the  war  of  the  succession  in 

Spain.  2  ed.  London,  1836.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  47,  1832,  p.  519.)  3535 

Life  of  Belisarius.  London,  1829.  8°.  5863 

Life  of  Louis,  Prince  of  Conde,  surnamed 

the  Great.  London,  1845.  12°.  (Murray, 
J.,  Libr.)  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  68, 
1846,  p.  118.)  3157 


Life  of  the  Right   Hon.  William   Pitt. 

London,  1861-62.  4  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  89,  1861,  p.  618 ;  v.  93, 
1863,  p.  1;  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  35,  1863,  p. 
894  ;  Dublin  'Rev.  v.  52,  1863,  p.  70 ;  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  58, 1861,  p.  154 ;  v.  59,  1862,  p. 
525  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  116,  1863,  p.  113  ;  Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  64,  1861,  p.  1;  v.  66,  1863,  p.  207;  N. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  37,  1862,  p.  170 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
109,  1861,  p.  581;  v.  Ill,  1862,  p.  516  ;  South- 
ern Rev.  v.  1, 1867,  p.  196  ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  33,  1863,  p.  1.)  4856 

Notes  of  conversations  with  the  Duke  of 

Wellington,  1881-51.  3  ed.  London,  1889. 
13°.  3727 

(Ed.)    Miscellanies.  2  ed.  London,  1863. 

8°.  3396 

The  same.    2  s.    London,  1873.    8°.    (Rev. 
of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  113,  1863,  p.  241.)      3396 

{Ed.)  Letters  of  Philip  Dormer  Stan- 
hope, Earl  of  Chesterfield.  See  Stanhope, 
P.  D.,  4  Earl  of  Chesterfield. 

{Ed.)    Memoirs  of  Sir  Robert  Peel.    See 

Peel,  Sir  R. 

{Ed.)  Spain  under  Charles  n.  See  Stan- 
hope, A. 

Croker,  J.  W.    Lord  Mahon :  Essal  sur  la  vie  du 

grand  Cond§.  64  pp.  (Quar^  i?«o.  v.  71, 1843,  p.  106.)— 
Literary  legislators.  Lord  Mahon.  8  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  T.  36,  1847,  p.  447.)— Ijord  Stanhope  and  the 
historians  of  Q,ueen  Anne's  reign.  23  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  116,  1874,  p.  301.)— Macaulay,  T.  B., 
Baron.  Lord  Mahon's  War  of  the  succession.  19  pp. 
(Essays,crit.  and  miscel.  p.  192;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  66,1833, 
p.  499.) 

Stanislas  I,  Leszczynski,  King  of  Poland. 
1677-1766.  Le  phllosophe  chr§tlen.  10  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  Dimonstr.  ivangU.  v.  10,  p.  431.) 

CHBVRliiEES,  J.  G.  de.  Histoire  de  Stan- 
islas I.     Par  M.  D.  C  .  .  .     1741,  2  v.  in  1. 

Stanislas  II,  Augustus  Poniatowski,  King 
of  Poland.  1732-98.  Oorrespondance  inedite 
de,  et  de  Mme.  Geoflfrin  (1764-77).  Accom- 
pagnee  de  notes  par  M.  Charles  de  Mouy. 
Paris,  1875.     8°.  5844 

Mazade,  0.  de.    TTne  hourgeolse  de  Paris  et  un  rol 

de  Pologue.  19  pp.  (Ben.  d.  deaai  mondes,  1876,  3  pfc.  v. 
12,  p.  266.) 

Stanislaus,  F.  A.,  Baron  de  Wimpffen.    See 

Wimpffen,  F.  A.  S.,  Baron  de. 
Stanislaus,  Kotska,  St.    Life  of.    13  pp. 

(Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1847,  p.  526.) 

Stanlake,  England.    Akerman,  J.  Y.,  and 

stone,  S.  Account  of  the  investigation  of  some  re- 
markable circular  trenches  at  S.  8  pp.  2  pi.  (Ar- 
chaeologia,  v.  37, 1857,  p.  363.) 

Stanley,  Arthur  Penrhyn,  D.  D.,  Dean  of 
Westminster.  1815-81.  The  Athauasian 
creed,  with  a  preface  on  the  general  recom- 
mendations of  the  ritual  commission.  Lon- 
don, 1871.     12°.  —1247 

The  Bible  :  its  form  and  its  substance. 

Three  sermons  preached  before  the  Univer- 

■  sity  of  Oxford.     Oxford,  1863.     8°.      —1326 

Christian  institutions.  Essays  on  eccle- 
siastical subjects.    New  York,  1881.    8°. 

—3346 

Contents.    Absolution.— Baptism Basilica.— 

Body  and  hlood  of  Christ.— Clergy.— Council 
and  creed  of  Constantinople.  —  Creed  of  the 
Early  Christians.- Ecclesiastical  vestments. 
— Eucharist.- Eucharist  in  the  early  church.— Eu- 
charistic  sacrifice. — IJitany. — Lord's  prayer. 
—Pope.— Real  presence.— Roman  catacombs. 
— Ten  commandments. 

(Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  164,1881,  p.  295.) 


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Essays  chiefly  on  questions  of  church  and 

state  from  1850  to  1870.    London,  1870.    8°. 

—1315 

Contents.  Ammergau  mystery. — Connection  of 
church  and  state.— Slssays  and  reviews. —Judg- 
ment on  Essays  and  reviews.  —  Gorham  contro- 
ver8y.--^rchdBacunHare.--Three  Irish  churches. 
—John  Keble.— Dean  Milman.— Eecolleotlons  of 
Fhllaret,  Metropolitan  of  Moscow.— Ritualism.— 
South  African  controversy.— Letter  on  the  state 
of  subscription  In  the  Churcb  of  England  and  In  the 
Unl'veralty  of  Oxford.- Theology  of  the  19  century. 
—Unity  of  Christendom  and  Dr.  Pusey'a  "  Eireni- 
con." 

(Rev.  of  In  Contemp.  Bev.  v.  16, 1870,  p.  274.) 

Historical  memorials  of  Canterbury.  The 

lauding  of  Augustine,  the  murder  of  Becket, 
Edward  the  Black  Prince,  Becket 'B  shrine. 
4  ed.     London,  1865.     13°.  1536 

Historical    memorials    of   Westminster 

Abbey.  3  ed.,  [with]  Supplement  to  the  1 
and  2  eds.  London,  1869.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  48,  1868,  p.  154 ; 
Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1871,  p.  58.)  1533 

Lectures  on  the  history  of  the  Church  of 

Scotland,  delivered  in  Edinburgh  in  1872. 
London,  1872.     8°.  —1287 

Lectures  on  the  history  of  the  Eastern 

Church.  "With  an  introduction  on  the  study 
of  ecclesiastical  history.  From  the  2  Lon- 
don ed.,  revised.  New  York,  1862.  8°- 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  50,  1861,  p.  92  ; 
N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  35,  1861,  p.  83.)  —1204 

Lectures  on  the  history  of  the  Jewish 

Church.    5  ed.    London,  1870-76.    3  v.  8°. 

—2395 
Contents.    Abraham  to  Samuel,  pt.  1. — Samuel 
to  the-captivlty,  pt.  2.— Captivity  to  the  Christian 
era,  pt.  3. 

(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  100, 1866,  p.  494  j  Fra- 
ser's  Mag.  v.  74, 1866,  p.  135.) 

Life  and  correspondence  of  Thomas  Ar- 
nold, D.  D.  5  ed.  London,  1845.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  81,  1845,  p.  190  ;  N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  59,  1844,  p.  385 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
74,  1844,  p.  467;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  42,  1844, 
p.  363.)  4815 

Memoirs  of  Edward  and  Catherine  Stan- 
ley. 2  ed.  London,  1880.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. v.  30, 1879,  p.  822. )    4885 

Sermons  and  essays  on  the  apostolical 

age.     3  ed.     Oxford,  1853.    8°.  —4233 

Sermons  preached  before  His  Royal  High- 
ness the  Prince  of  Wales,  during  his  tour  in 
the  East  in  the^  spring  of  1863,  with  notices 
of  some  of  the  localities  visited.  London, 
1863.     8°.  —4233 

Sinai  and  Palestine  in  connection  with 

their  history.  Twelfth  thousand.  With 
maps  and  plans.  London,  1862.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  48,  1856,  p.  313 ; 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  54,  1856,  p.  336.)  1474 

■ On  the  use  of  the  word  aptdTOKpana.    14  pp.    { Class. 

Mus.  V.  4,  p.  286.)— The  Divine  life.  The  perfect 
death.  3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  y.  41,  1880,  p.  405.)— 
Greek  topography.  44  pp.  (CZass.  ifus.  v.  l,p.41.) 
— Hymn  for  Advent.  2  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag,  v. 
27,  1873,  p.  123.)— Hymn  for  St.  John  the  Bap- 
tist's day.  1  p.  IMacmillan's  Mag.  v.  40, 1879,  p.  249.) 
—Hymn  for  IVhltsnnday ;  Hymn  on  the  Acces- 
sion. 3  pp.  {Maemillan's  Mag.  v.  28, 1873,  pp.  181, 182.) 
— Hymn  on  the  Transfiguration.  3  pp.  {Mac- 
millan's Mag.  V.  21,  1870,  p.  543.)- Inverawe  and 
Tleonderoga.  10  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  a.  v.  22, 1880, 
p.  501.)— Manzonl's  hymn  for  Whitsunday.  2  pp. 
(Macmilt&n's  Mag.  v.  40,  1879,  p.  66.)  — Our  future 
hope :  an  Easter  hymn.  3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  t.  38, 
1878,  p.  64.)— Preface.    6  pp.    (Bungen,  0.  K.  J.,  Frei- 


lierr  von,  6od  in  Idstory,  v.  1,  p.  v.)—** This  do  In 
remembrance  of  me."  2  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v. 
31,  187B,  p.  37.)— Traveller's  hymn  for  All  Saints' 
day.  2  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  27,  1873,  p.  41.)— The 
ITntravelled  traveller.  3  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag.  v. 
31,1876,  p.  377.) 

Arnold,  M.      Stanley's  Lectures  on  the  Jewish 

Church.  10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  327.)— 
Bayne,  P.  Dean  Stanley's  question.  18  pp.  ( Con- 
temp.  Bev.  V.  17, 1871,  p.  473.)— Falconer,  A.  Stanley's 
Lectures  on  the  Church  of  Scotland.  16  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  n.  b.  v.  7,  1873,  p.  442.)— Parrar,  P.  W.  Dean 
Stanley  as  a  preacher.  16  pp.  (Contemp,  Rev.  v.  42, 
1882,  p.  807.)— Howson,  J.  S.  Dean  Stanley  on  the 
Hebrew  kings  and  prophets.  27  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev. 
V.  1, 1866,  p.  615.)— tamson,  A.  Dr.  Stanley  and  Arius. 
18  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  72, 1862,  p.  224.)— Dean  Milman 
and  Dean  S.  on  Jewish  history.  31  pp.  (Fdin.  Beu.  v. 
119, 1864,  p.  137.)- Tulloch,  J.  Dean  Stanley  and  the 
Scotch  " moderates."  20  pp.  (Contemp.  Bev.v. 20,1812, 
p.  698.) 

Bradley,  G.  G.,  Dean  of  Westminster. 

Recollections  of  Arthur  Penrhyn  Stanley. 
1883. 

Oliver,  Mrs.  G.  A.  (formerly  Mrs.  Ellis). 

Arthur  Penrhyn  Stanley,  his  life,  work,  and 
teachings.     1885. 

Boyd,  A.  K.  H.    Dean  Stanley  at  St.  Andrews.    10 

pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  10,  1877,  p.  616.)— Broohs, 
P.  Dean  Stanley.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  48, 1881, 
p.  547.) — Hare,  A.  J.  C.  Arthur  Penrhyn  Stanley.  19 
pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  44, 1881,  p.  363.)— Hughes,  T. 
A  reminiscence  of  S,  8  pp.  (Sarper's  Mag.  v.  63, 1881, 
p.  911.)— Innes,  A.  T.  Dean  Stanley  at  Edinburgh. 
18  pp.  (  Contemp.  Bev.  v.  19,  1872,  p.  443.)— Liotvell,  J. 
R.  Stanley.  7  pp.  (In  his  Democracy  and  other  ad- 
dresses, p.  67.)— Mead,  B.  D.  Dean  Stanley.  63  pp. 
(New  Englamder,  v.  36, 1877,  p.  205.)— Service,  J.  Dean 
Stanley.    23  pp.    (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  44, 1881,  p.  450.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89, 1877,  p.  174. 

Stanley,  Mrs.  Catherine  Leycester.  Stan- 
ley, A.  P.  Memoirs  of  Edward  and  Cathe- 
rine Stanley.     1880. 

Stanley,  Charles  Henry.  Chess  player's  in- 
structor.    New  York  [1859].     16°-        —1798 

— -  {Ed.)  Morphy's  match  games;  being  a 
full    and    accurate    account   of    his    most 

■  astounding  successes  abroad.  New  York 
[1859].     16°-  —1798 

Stanley,  Charlotte  de  la  Tremoille,  Countess 
of  Derby.  C0MMING,  J.  G.  The  great  Stan- 
ley: or,  James,  VII  Earl  of  Derby  and  his 
noble  Countess,  Charlotte  de  la  Tremouille. 
1867. 
Note.~k  novel. 

WITT,  H.  G.  de.     The  Lady  of  Latham  : 

being  the  life  and  original  letters  of  Char- 
lotte de  la  Tremoille,  Countess  of  Derby. 
1869. 

Stanley,  Edward,  3  Earl  of  Derby.    Ffae- 

INGTON,  W.    Derby  household  books.     1853. 

{Stanley  pampers,  pt.  3  :  Chetham  Soc.  v.  31.) 
Stanley,  Edward,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Norwich. 

Stanley,  A.  P.    Memoirs  of  Edward  and 

Catherine  Stanley.     1880. 

Memoir  of  Bp.  S.    11pp.    (Fraser's  .J/ajf.  v.  43, 1861, 

p.  664.) 

Stanley,  Edward  Geoffrey  Smith,  14  Earl  of 
Derby  (Tr.)  1799-1869.  Iliad  of  Homer. 
See  Homerus. 

Conversation  on  the  parables.    5  pp.    (Rev. 

of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  27, 1843,  p.  718.)— Derby's  and 
Bryant's  Iliad.  11pp.  (Southern  Bev.  v.  a,W10,v. 
39.)— Iliad,  tr.  by  liOrd  Derby.  22  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  97,  1865,  p.  439.) 

Conway,  M.  D.    From  Derby  to  Disraeli.    10  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  T.  36,  1868,  p.  800.)— Earl  of  Derby. 
23  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  71, 1852,  p.  387.)— Earl  of 
Derby's  appeal  to  the  country.  20  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  72,  1852,  p.  249.)— Lord  Stanley.  43 
pp.  (W«s(m.  iSeo.v.  42, 1844,  p.  276.)— Moreau,  H.  La 
politique  de  Lord  Derby.    38  pp.    ( Correspondant,  v.  46, 


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1859,  p.  703.)— PoUard,  W.  Eight  Hon.  Edward,  14 
Earl  ot  Derby.  68  pp.  {In  his  Stanleys  of  Knowaley, 
p.  121.)  —  Premier's  present  position.     18  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  72,  1852,  p.  36i.)— Smith,  G.  B. 
Earl  of  Derby.  31  pp.  {In  Ms  Prime  Ministers  of 
Queen  Victoria,  p.  176.) 

and  Hawkins,  Benjamin  Waterhouse. 

Gleanings  from  the  menagerie  and  aviary  at 
Knowsley  Hall.  Hoofed  quadrupeds.  Ed. 
by  John  Edward  Gray.  Knowsley,  1850. 
fo.  .  —1671 

Stanley,  Edward  Henry,  15  Earl  of  Derby. 

Pollard,  W.  Right  Hon.  Lord  Stanley.  10  pp.  {In 
Ms  Stanleys  of  Knowsley,  p.  189.)— Reld,  T.  W.  Lord 
Derby  at  the  foreign  offloe,  1876-78.  13  pp.  {Macmillan's 
Mag.  V,  40, 1879,  p.  180.) 

Stanley,  Edward  John,  3  Baron  Stanley  of 

Alderley.  Contemporary  orators.  Lord  Stanley.  7  pp. 
{Eraser's  Mag.  y.  32, 1845,  p.  606.) 

Stanley,  Edward  Lyulph.  1839—.  Organi- 
zation of  secondary  education,  locally  and  by  the 
states.  9  pp.  (London  luternat.  Health  Exhib.  Litera- 
ture, V.  16,  p.  363.) 

Stanley,  Elizabeth  Farren,  Countess  of  Derby. 
Irish  actress.  17  pp.  {Dutlin  Cniv.  Mag.  v.  65, 1865,  pp. 
68,  202.)— I,owe,  R.  W.  Elizabeth  Farren.  16  pp. 
(Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Huttou,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses, 
V.  2,  p.  117.) 

Stanley,  George.  Classified  synopsis  of  the 
principal  painters  of  the  Qjitch  and  Flemish 
schools.  London,  1855.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Sai.  Libr.)  —1737 

(Ed.)  Biographical  and  critical  diction- 
ary of  painters  and  engravers.  See  Bryan,  M. 

Stanley,  Henry,  4  Earl  of  Derby.  Ffaeing- 
TON,  W.  Derby  household  books.  1853. 
{Stanley  papers,  pt.  3  :  Chetham  Soc.  v.  31.) 

Stanley-,  Henry  Edward  John,  3  Baron  Stan- 
ley of  Alderley  ( Tr. )  1837—.  Description  of 
the  coasts  of  East  Africa.    See  Barbosa,  D. 

{Tr.)    First  voyage  round  the  world  by 

Magellan.    See  Pigafetta,  F.  A. 

{Tr. )  The  Philippine  islands.  See  Morga, 

A.  de. 

( Tr. )    Three  voyages  of  Vasco  da  Gama. 

See  Corr&,  G. 

Stanley,  Henry  Morton  (John  Rowlands). 
1840—.  The  Congo,  and  the  founding  of  its 
free  state.  A  story  of  work  and  explorations. 
New  York,  1885.     2  v.  8°.  1414 

Coomassie  and  Magdala :  the  story  of  3 

British  campaigns  in  Africa.  New  York, 
1874.     8°.  1433 

How  I  found  Livingstone :  travels,  ad- 
ventures, and  discoveries  in  Central  Africa, 
including  an  account  of  4  months'  residence 
with  Dr.  Livingstone.    New  York,  1873.    8°. 

1438 

Through  the  dark  continent,  or  the  sources 

of  the  Nile,  around  the  great  lakes  of  equa- 
torial Africa,  and  down  the  Livingstone  river 
to  the  Atlantic  ocean.  New  York,  1878.  2  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  London  Quart.  Sev.  v.  51, 
1879,  p.  318.)  1433 

A  travers  le  continent  myst^rleux.    160  pp. 

{Tour  du  Monde,  v.  36, 1878,  p.  1.) 

Du  ^uesnoy,  P.    A  travers  le  continent  n^gre 

par  S.  37  pp.  { Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  76,  1878,  p.  1037 ; 
V.  77, 1878,  p.  143.)— Comment  J'ai  trouvS  Livingstone, 
par  8.  35  pp.  {Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  54, 1873,  p.  548.) 
— Johnston,  H.  H.  Where  Is  S.?  10  pp.  {Fortn.  Bev. 
n.  s.  V.  44, 1888,  p.  593.)— King,  E.  An  expedition  with 
S. ;  How  S.  found  Livingstone.  24  pp.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  5, 1873,  pp.  105,  298.)— MlUen,  F.  E.  Stan- 
ley as  an  explorer.  12  pp.  {Intemat.  Rev.  v.  6, 1878, 
p.  678.)— Stanley's  discoveries  and  the  future 


of  Africa.  26  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  147,  1878,  p.  166.)— 
Wolseley,  Gen.  Sir  G.  J.,  and  others.  Is  S.  dead  ? 
IB  pp.     (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  147,  1888,  p.  601.) 

Stanley,  James,  7  Earl  of  Derby.  1607-51. 
Private  devotions  and  miscellanies.  With  a 
prefatory  memoir  and  an  appendix  of  docu- 
ments. Ed.  by  Rev.  F.  R.  Raines.  [Man- 
chester], 1867.  3  V.  4°.  {Stanly  papers,  pt. 
8  :  Chetham  Soc.  v.  66,  67,  70.)  2535 

Contents.     History  and  antiquities  of   the  Isle  of 
Man,  V.  3.— Private  devotions,  v.  3 Kaines,  F. 

R.  Memoirs  of  James,  7  Earl  of  Derby,  v.  1,2. 
Diary.  5  pp.  {Manx  Soc.  v.  20.)— History  and  anti- 
quities of  the  Isle  of  Ulan;  Summary  of  the  acts, 
A.D.  1627-51.  84  pp.  (Mackenzie,  W.,  Legislation  by  . . . 
Kings  of  Man,  pp.  1,  103;  Manx  Soc.  v.  3.) — Perfect 
trial  and  confession  of  .  .  .  The  true  speech 
delivered  on  the  scaffold  by,  Oct.  15,  1651.  10  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  143.) 

Gumming,  J.  G.    The  great  Stanley:  or, 

James,  VII  Earl  of  Derby,  and  his  noble 
Countess,  Charlotte  de  la  Tremouille.     1867. 

iVoie.— A  novel. 

Ormbeod,  G.    {Ed.)     Tracts  relating  to 

military  proceedings  in  Lancashire  during 
the  great  civil  war,  commencing  with  the 
removal,  by  Parliament,  of  James  .  .  .  Earl 
of  Derby,  from  his  Lieutenancy  of  Lanca- 
shire, and  terminating  with  his  execution. 
1844.    {Chetham  Soc.  v.  3.) 

Raines,  P.  R.    Memoirs  of  James,  7  Earl 

of  Derby.  1867,  2  v.  {Stanly  papers,  pt.  3  : 
Chetham  Soc.  v.  66,  67.) 

Coleridge,  H.    James,  Earl  of  Derby.    16  pp.    (7n 

Ms  Blographla  borealls,  p.  226 ;  and  Lives  of  northern 
worthies,  v.  1,  p.  363.)— Ksplnasse,  F.  James  Stan- 
ley, 7  Earl  of  Derby.  91  pp.  {In  his  Lancashire 
worthies,  p.  115.) 

Stanley,  James,  10  Earl  of  Derby.  1664-1736. 
Two  principal  acts,  A.  D.  1702-36.  12  pp.  (Mackenzie, 
W.,  Legislation  by  .  .  .  Kings  of  Man,  p.  119:  Manx  Soc, 
v.  3.) 

Stanley,  Sir  John,  King  of  Man  and  the  Isles. 

1377-1444.  Acts,  A.  D.  1414-32.  34  pp.  (Mackenzie,  W., 
Legislation  by  .  .  .  Kings  of  Man,  p.  69 :  Manx  Soc.  v.  3.) 

Stanley,  John  Mix.  Portraits  of  North 
American  Indians,  with  sketches  of  scenery, 
etc.,  painted  by  S.,  deposited  with  the  Smith- 
sonian Institution.  Washington,  1852.  8°. 
(Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  2.)        — 8446 

Stanley,  Capt.  Owen.  Stokes,  J.  L.  Dis- 
coveries in  Australia  .  .  .  also  a  narrative  of 
Capt.  Owen  Stanley's  visits  to  the  islands  in 
the  Arafura  sea.     1846,  2  v. 

Stanley,  Thomas,  1  Earl  of  Derby.  Espinasse, 

p.  The  1  Stanley,  Earl  of  Derby.  49  pp.  (In  Ms  Lan- 
cashire worthies,  p.  1.) 

Stanley,  Thomas.  1635-78.  History  of  phi- 
losophy: containing  the  lives,  opinions,  ac- 
tions, and  discourses  of  the  philosophers  of 
every  sect.   3  ed.    London,  1687.   fo.    —1412 

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Catalogue  de  514  etoiles  doubles  et 

multiples.    1843. 

Etudes  d'astronomie  stellaire.    1847. 

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Ueber  doppelsterne.    1837. 

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E.  A.  Movements  in  the  star-depths.  10  pp.  {Eraser's 
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Into  star-mist.  20  pp.  {Contemp.  Bev.  v.  31,  1878,  p. 
566.)— A  new  survey  of  the  northern  heavens.  14  pp. 
(.Eraser's  Mag,  n.  s.  v.  5,  1872,  p.  78.)— A  novel  way  of 
studying  the  stars.  11  pp.  {Eraser^s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2, 
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— Inerrantlum  stellarum  Blgnlflcationes.   6  pp.   {With 


STARS 


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Flrmlcus  Maternus,  J.,  Astronomicon  Kbri  VIII,  p.  79 ; 
Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  19,  p.  905;  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  7. 
27,  p.  663.)— Vespucci,  A.,  and  Corsall,  A.  Ot  the  Pole 
Antarctic,  and  the  stars  about  the  same.  4  pp.  (Eden, 
R.,  First  3  Eng.  books  on  America,  p.  277.)— Warren,  S. 
Speculators  among  the  stars.  B8  pp.  (Works,  v.  6, 
p.  437.) 

Set  also  Astronomy. — Planets. 

Stars  and  the  angels;  or,  the  natural 
history  of  the  universe  and  its  inhabitants. 
London,  1858.     13°.  —2497 

Stars  and  the  earth ;  or,  thoughts  upon 
space,  time,  and  eternity.  7  ed.  London, 
1861.     18°.  —3497 

Star's  monument.    31pp.    Ingelow,  J., 

Poems,  p.  67. 

Stassart,  Goswin  Joseph  Augustin,  Baron 
de.  Bemmel,  E.  van.  Notice  sur  S.  61  pp.  (Brus- 
sels Acad.  M(m.  cour.  t.  28,  1856,  p.  429.) 

State    and    statesmanship.      17    pp. 

Devrey,  O.     ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  Bl,  1861,  p.  36.) 

State  and  the  chnrch.   Elliot,  A.    {Eng. 

citizen.)  —3355 

State  debts.    31  pp.     {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  51, 

1840,  p.  316.) 

State  in  its  relation  to  trade.  Farrer,  T.  H. 
(Eng.  citizen.)  — 3355 

State  in  its  relations  with  the  church.  Glad- 
stone, W.  E.     3  V.  —1315 

State  in  relation  to  labour.  Jevons,  W.  S. 
(Eng.  citizen.)  — 3355 

State  letters  during  the  reign  of  K.  James 
XL    B.jde,TBL.,2Earlof Clarendon.   3 v.    3583 

State  of  Egypt  after  the  battle  of  Heli- 
opolis.    Reynier,  J.  L.  E.,  Comte.  1777 

State  of  Europe  before  and  after  the 
French  revolution.     Gentz,  F.  von.         3735 

State  of  parties  in  Lancashire  before  the 
rebellion  of  1715.  Ware,  S.  H.  (Chetham 
Sac.  V.  5.)  2536 

State  of  society  in  France  before  the  revo- 
lution.   Tocqueville,  A.  C.  H.  C.  de.    —1385 

State  of  the  nation,  at  the  commencement 

of  the  year  1822,  considered  under  the  4  departments 
of  the  finance — foreign  relations — home  department — 
colonies  and  board  of  trade,  etc.  92  pp.  (Pamphleteer, 
V.  20,  1822,  p.  1.) 

State  of  the  pensions.  [MS.]  n.  p.,n.  d. 
16°.  1518 

State  of  the  poor.    Eden,  Sir  F.  M.    3  v. 

—3333 

State  of  the  printed  Hebrew  text  of 
the  Old  Testament  considered.  Kennicott, 
B.     2  V.  —1316 

State  of  the  Protestants  of  Ireland. 
King,  W.,  Abp.  of  Dublin.        —3365,  —3385 

State  of  the  province  of  Georgia. 

Graham,  P.,  and  others.    (Force,  P.,  Tracts. 

V.  1.)  1644 

The  same.     (Georgia  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3. ) 

3583 

State  papers.  Collection  of.  Thurloe,  J. 
7  V.  —1371 

State  papers,  commencing  from  the  year 
1631.     Hyde,  E.,1  Earl  of  Clarendon.     8  v. 

1561 

State  papers.  Extra  official.    Knox.  W. 

—3316 

State  papers  and  correspondence  illustra- 
tive of  the  social  and  political  state  of 
Europe.     Kemble,  J.  M.  (Ed. )  3733 

State  papers  and  letters  addressed  to  Wm. 
Carstares.    McCormick,  J.  (Pub.)  3561 


State  papers  and  publick  documents  of  the 
United  States,  from  the  accession  of  Geo. 
Washington  to  the  presidency.  Boston,  1817- 
19.     13  v.  8°.  —3316 

State  papers  concerning  the  Irish  church 
in  the  time  of  Q.  Elizabeth.     Brady,  W.  M. 

—1286 

State  papers  published  under  the  authority 
of  His  Majesty's  commission.  King  Henry 
VIII.  [London],  1830-53.  11  v.  4°.  {Gt. 
Brit.  Record  comm. )  4563 

State  papers  relating  to  affairs  from  1543- 
96.    Cecil,^.,  Baron  Burghley.    3  v.    —1313 

State  prosecutions.  17  pp.   (Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  56, 1344,  p.  1.) 

State  rights.  Calhoun,  J.  C.  Reports 
and  public  letters.     1857.     (Works,  y.  6.) 

Scott,  J.     The  lost  principle  ;  or,  the 

sectional  equilibrium  :  how  it  was  created — 
how  destroyed— how  it  may  be  restored. 
By  "  Barbarossa  "  [pseud.]     I860. 

Calhouu,  J.  0.    Bemarks  made  during  the  debate 

on  his  resolutions,  in  respect  to  the  rights  of  the  states. 
63  pp.  ( Works,  V.  3,  p.  140.)— Speech  on  the  resolutions 
respecting  the  rights  ot  the  states.  48  pp.  ( Works,  v. 
2,  p.  262.)— Popular  sovereignty  and  states 
rights,  8  pp.  (i>em.  JJei).  V.  25,1849,  p.  3.)— Sumner, 
C.  Are  we  a  nation  ?  Address  before  the  New  York 
Young  men's  republican  union  .  . .  Nov.  19,  1867.  63 
pp.  {Works,  V.  12,  p.  187.) 
See  also  New  Englander,  v.  21, 1862,  p.  695. 

State  tracts  publish 'd  on  occasion  of  the 

late  revolution  in  1688,  Collection  of.     3  v. 

1501 
State  trials.    Salmon,  T.  —3313 

State  trials.  Complete  collection  of.    Har- 

grave,  F.  (.E7d.)     11  v.  —3311 

State  trials  in  the  19  century,  Narratives  of. 

Browne,  G.  L.    2  v.  —3316 

State  trials  of  the  United  States.  Wharton, 

F.  _  —2313 

State  trials  .  .  .  prior  to  the  revolution  of 

1688.  Phillipps,S.  M.  (.Ed.)  2v.ini.  —2333 
State  worthies.  Lloyd,  D.  8  v.  3767 
Statement  of  the  penal  laws,  which 

aggrieve  the  Catholics  of  Ireland.  Scully,  D. 

—1357 
Statement  of  the  public  accounts  of 

Ireland.     Cavendish,  Sir  H.  —1368 

Statements:  theological  and  criti- 
cal.   Whedon,  D.  D.  —4357 
Statements  of  Christian  doctrine  and 

practice.     Jowett,  B.  —4314 

Staten  Island.    Clute,  J.  J.    Annals  of 

Staten  Island.     1877. 
Bagger,  L.     The  Sailors'  Snug    Harbor.    10  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.Y.  46, 1373,  p.  188.)— Rldelng,  W.  H.    A 

spring  Jaunt  in  Staten  Island.    13  pp.    {Harper's  Maa. 

V.  67,  1878,  p.  645.)  i^f      \        f  y 

States  and  territories  of  the  great  west. 

Ferris,  J.  3597 

States  General.    See.  France,  Etats  Oini- 

raitx. 
States  of  Central  America.    Squier, 

E.G.  •   3473 

States  of  the  Church.    See  Papal  States. 
States  of  the  river  Plate.    Latham,  W. 

1624 
Statesman,  The.    95  pp.    Plato,  Dialogues, 

Ir.  by  B.  Jowett,  v.  3,  p.  641. 

Statesman,  The.    Taylor,  H.  —1318 

'  States  '-man,  pseud.    See  Childe,  E.  V. 


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Statesman's  manual. 

S.  T.,  Compl.  works,  y.  1,  p.  417. 

Statesman's  manual. 


35  pp.  Coleridge, 


Williams,  E.   3  v. 
—2334 

Statesman's  year-book,  1869-83.    Mar- 
tin, F.    14  V.  —3356 
Statesman's  year-book,  1883-89.  Keltie, 
J.  S.     7  V.  —3356 
Statesmanship.     See  Diplomacy. —Gov- 
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Statesmen. 

Brougham,  H.,  Baron  Brougham,  and 
Vaux.  Historical  sketches  of  statesmen  who 
flourished  in  the  time  of  George  III.  1854, 
3  V. 

The  same.    1855-56,  3  v.    (TForfcs,  v.  3-5.) 

Cox,  Sir  G.   W.     Lives  of    the   Greek 

statesmen.     Solon-Themistokles.     1885. 

Crowe,  E.  E.,  and  James,  G.  P.  R.  Lives 

of  the  most  eminent  foreign  statesmen. 
1833-38,  5  V.     (Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyo.) 

Davidson,  J.  M.  Eminent  English  lib- 
erals in  and  out  of  Parliament.     1880. 

Dix,  W.  G.  American  state  and  Ameri- 
can statesmen.     1876. 

FORSTER,  J.  Statesmen  of  the  Common- 
wealth of  England.     1855. 

Mackintosh,  Sir  J.,  and  Courtenay, 

T.  P.  Lives  of  eminent  British  statesmen. 
1831-39,  7  V.     (Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyo.) 

Harsha,   D.   A.    Most  eminent  orators 

and  statesmen  of  ancient  and  modern  times. 

■  1857. 

HlGGlNSON,   T.   W.      Brief    biographies. 

English  statesmen.     1875. 

KiRKLAND,  Mrs.   C.  M.  S.,  and  others. 

Homes  of  American  statesmen.     1854. 

Knapp,  S.  L.    Biographical  sketches  of 

eminent  lawyers,  statesmen,  and  men  of 
letters.     1831. 

Lloyd,  D.  State  worthies  :  or,  the  states- 
men and  favourites  of  England,     1766,  3  v. 

Macdiarmid,  J.  Lives  of  British  states- 
men.    1830,  3  V. 

Maury,  S.  M.     Statesmen  of  America  in 

1846.     1847. 

Smith,   G.      Three   English   statesmen. 

1867. 

Smith,  G.  B.    Prime  Ministers  of  Queen 

Victoria.     1886. 

Thornton,   P.  M.     Foreign   secretaries 

of  the  XIX  century.    1881-83,  8  v. 

Circourt,   A.    de.      Demeures    d'hommes    d'etat 

amSrlcalns.  35  pp.  {Bihli^^th.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v. 
33,  1866,  p.  269.)— Clayden,  P.  W.  Peel  and  Palmer- 
ston :  the  ethics  ol  statesmanship.  13  pp.  {Fortn.  Bev. 
T.  3,  1866,  p.  317.)— Hay-ward,  A.  American  orators 
and  statesmen.  65  pp.  '  [Biog.  and  crit.  essays,  v.  2,  p. 
34.)— Jefferson,  T.  Biographical  sketches  of  dis- 
tinguished men.  26  pp.  (TTorfts,  V.  8,  p.  477.)— Keb- 
liel,  T.  E.  Political  reputations.  7  pp.  {Fortn.  Bev. 
n.  s.  V.  8,  1870,  p.  307.)— Parmelee,  T.  N.  Recollec- 
tions ot  an  old  stager.  75  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  45, 
1872,  pp.  446,  600,  760;  T.  46,  1873,  pp.  92,  270,  428,  700; 
V.  47, 1873,  pp.  100,  254,  686,  763 ;  V.  48, 1874,  pp.  251, 676, 
739  i  T.  49, 1874,  p.  111.) 

See  also  the  names  of  statesmen ;  as,  Btsmarck- 
Schoenbanaen,  K.  O.  E.  Ij.,  Fuerst  von.— Calhoun, 
J.  0.— Cavonr,  C.  B.,  Conte  dl.— Clay,  H.— Glad- 
stone, W.  E.— Hamilton,  A.— ISeclier,  J.— Rich- 
elieu, A.  J.  dn;;P.,  Cardinal,  Duo  de.— 'Webster,  D., 


Statesmen  series. 


Sanders,  L.  C.  {Ed.) 
4838 


Statics.  Du  Bois,  A.  J.  Elements  of 
graphical  statics,  and  their  application  to 
framed  structures,  with  an  atlas  of  33  pi. 
1877,  3  V. 

Eaenshaw,  S.    Treatise  on  statics.    1858. 

TODHUNTER,  I.     Treatise  on  analytical 

statics.    1853. 

Whewbll,  W.  Analytical  statics.    1833. 

Young,  J.  R.     Elements  of  mechanics, 

comprehending  statics  and  dynamics.    1839. 

niaupertuis,  P.  L.  M.  de.    Lol  du  rSpos.    21  pp. 

{aSuvres,  v.  4,  p.  43.) 
See  also  £l<|uillbrluni. 

Stationers'    Company    of   Liondon. 

Aeber,  E.  (Ed. )  Transcript  of  the  registers 
of  the  Company  of  Stationers  of  London, 
1554-1640.     1875-77,  4  v. 

Collier,  J.  P.  {Ed.)    Extracts  from  the 

registers  of  the  Stationers'  Company,  1557- 
87.     1848-49,  3  v.    (Shakes.  Soc.) 

Statistical  account  of  Assam.  Hunter, 
W.  W.    3  V.  3435 

Statistical  account  of  Bengal.  Hun- 
ter, W.  W.    30  V.  3434 

Statistical  account  of  Ireland.  Mason, 
W.  S.     8  V.  3.595 

Statistical  account  of  Scotland.  Sin- 
clair, Sir  J.    31  V.  3506 

Statistical  account  of  Upper  Cana- 
da.   Gourlay,  R.     8  v.  1647 

Statistical  and  commercial  history  of 
Guatemala.    Juarros,  D.  1637 

Statistical  annals.    Seybert,  A.      —2381 

Statistical  atlas  of  the  United  States. 
Walker,  F.  A.  —3313 

Statistical^  commercial,  and  political 
description  of  Venezuela  .  .  .  Dauxion-La- 
vaysse,  J.  F.  1635 

Statistical  illustrations  of  the  territo- 
rial extent  and  population  . .  .  ol  the  British  empire. 
34  pp.    Powell,  J.    {Pamphleteer,  t.  25, 1826,  p.  183.) 

Statistical  observations  relative  to  the 
county  of  Kilkenny.     Tighe,  W.  3586 

Statistical  record  of  the  armies  of  the 
United  States.  Phisterer,  F.  {Campaigns 
of  the  civil  war.,  Suppl.  v.)  3617 

Statistical  Society  of  liOndon.  Jour- 
nal.   London,  1839-90.     53  v.  8°.  —3467 

General  index,  v.  1-35.    London,  1854- 

74.     3  V.  in  3,  8°.  —8467 

See  also  Westm.  Rev.  v.  31, 1838,  p.  45. 

Statistical  view  of  the  commerce  of  the 

United  States  of  America.   Pitkin,  T.   —3393 
Statistical  view  of  the  population  of  the 

United  States  from  1790  to  1830  inclusive. 

Washington,  1835.    fo.  —3381 

Statistics. 

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[Opera.]    Recognovit   Gustavus   Queck. 

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Statuta  sen   constitntiones    ecclesiae 

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Steam  engines. 

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HOPKINSON,  J.  Working  engineer's  prac- 
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steamboat  voyage  on  the  western  waters. 

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Lloyd,  J.  T.    Steamboat  directory.    1856. 

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Abbott,  J.    Ocean  steamer.   14  pp.    (Harper's  Mag. 

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Stearns,  Charles  Woodward,  M.  D.  1818- 
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Stearns,  Ezra  S.  History  of  the  town  of 
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Stearns,  Bev.  Jonathan  French.  1808—. 
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Stearns,  Oliver,  D.  D.  1807—.  Divinity 
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Lite  ot.  2  pp.  (Value,  F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Har- 
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Stearns,  Eobert  E.  C.  Eemarks  occasioned 
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Stearns,  Mrs.  S.  Burger.  Moore,  F.  In  his 
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Stearns,  Bev.  Samuel  Horatio.    Brazer,  J. 

Eev.  Samuel  H.  Stearns.  19  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  26, 
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Stearns,  Silas.     Fisheries  of  the  Gulf   of 

Mexico.  55  pp.  (Goode,  G.  B.,  Fisheries  and  jishei-y 
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Stearns,  William  Augustus,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Adjutant  Stearns.  10  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  21, 1862, 
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Stearns,  Winfrid  A.  New  England  bird 
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Lives  of  the  Italian  poets.   2  ed.   London, 

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Guarlnl,  B.  v.  2. 
Guiat,  A.  V.  3. 
Lorenzo  de  Medlol,  v.  1. 
Marlnl,  G.  v.  3. 
Metastaslo,  P.  v.  3. 
Monti,  V.  V.  3. 
Murtola,  G.  v.  3. 
Parlnl,  G.  v.  2. 
Petrarch,  r.  v.  1. 
Pindemonte,  I.  v.  3. 
PoUzlano,  A.  v.  1. 
Pretl,  G.  V.  3. 
Pulcl,  L.  V.  1. 
Sadoleto,  J.  v.  2. 
Sannazzaro,  J.  v.  2. 
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Taaso,  B.  v.  2. 
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Alamannl,  L.  v.  2. 
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Bembo,  P.  v.  2. 
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Cesarrottl,  M.  v.  3. 
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A.  V.  1. 
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Stebbins,  Rufus  Phineas,  D.  D.  1810-85. 
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StebbS,  Capt.  Bartholomew.  18  cent.  Voy- 
age up  the  Gambra,  in  1724,  for  making  dlscoyeries, 
and  Improying  the  trade  of  that  riyer.  16  pp.  (Green, 
J.,  Tonages,  y.  2,  p.  193.) 

Stecchetti,  Lorenzo,  pseud.  See  Guerrini, 
O. 

Steck,  Johann  Christoph  Wilhelm  von.  1730- 
87.  Essai  sur  les  consuls.  On  y  a  joint  les 
traites  de  commerce  et  de  navigation  les 
plus  recens  comme  aussi  I'ordonnance  du 
roi  de  France  pour  les  consulats  du  Levant 
du  3  Mars  1781.    Berlin,  1790.    8°.       —1328 

Stecker,  Michael.  Real-index  zu  Dr.  Ding- 
ler's  Polytechnischen  journal  von  band  I 
bis  LXXVII.    Stuttgart,  1843.    8°.      —4765 


Stederebnrg.    Chronicon  Stederburgense. 

22  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  y.  1,  p. 
849.)— Gerhard.  Annales  Btederburgenses.  A.  D. 
1000-1195.  95  pp.  (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  y.  16,  p.  197 : 
y.  26,  p.  719.) 

Stedingen.  Schumacher,  H.  A.  Die  Sted- 
inger.  Beitrag  zur  gesohichte  der  Weser- 
niarschen.     1865. 

Stedman,  Algernon  Methuen  Marshall. 
1856 — .  Oxford  :  its  social  and  intellectual 
life.  With  remarks  and  hints  on  expenses, 
the  examinations,  the  selection  of  books. 
London,  1878.     12°.  —3365 

Stedman,  Charles.  Oirca  1745-1812.  His- 
tory of  the  origin,  progress,  and  termination 
of  the  American  war.  London,  1794.  3  v. 
4°-  1652 

Stedman,  Charles   EUery,  M.D.     Robert 

Ware.    14  pp.    (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  y.  1,  p.  221.) 

Stedman,  Edmund  Clarence.  1833—.  Ed- 
gar Allan  Poe.    Boston,  1881.  16°.         3881 

Poems  lyric  and  idyllic.  Boston,  1869. 

16°.  1397 

Poetical  works,  household  ed.    Boston, 

1885.     13°.  1395 

Contents.  Alice  of  lUConmouth  and  other  poems. 
— Blameless  prince  and  other  poems.  —  flarly 
poems. — Ijater  poems. — Miscellaneous  poems. 
— Occasional  poems.— Poems  written  in  youth. — 
Sonnets.— Translations. 

Poets  of  America.    Boston,  1885.     p.  8°. 

—1345 

Victorian  poets.    Boston,  1876.    12°.    1346 

Beyond  the  poi'tals,  a  song  of  the  outer  world. 

3  pp.  {Scrihner's  Monthly,  y.  6,  1873,  p.  461.)— Corda 
condordla.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  48, 1881,  p.  179.) 
—Creole  lover's  song.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y. 
39, 1877,  p.  492.)— Death  of  Bryant.  3  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  y.  42,  1878,  p.  747.)— The  Doorstep.  2  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  23,  1869,  p.  147.)— Feast  of  Har- 
vest. 2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  20,  1867,  p.  616.)— 
Flight  of  the  hirds.  1  p.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  3, 
1872,  p.  142.)— Gilford.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  46, 
1880,  p.  792.)— Heart  of  JSew  England.  2  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  y.  29, 1872,  p.  34.)— Hypatia,  poem.  1  p. 
(^Seribner's  Monthly,  y.  6, 1873,  p.  746.)— Jamaica.  2  pp. 
(Atlunt.  Monthly,  y.  41,  1878,  p.  163.)  —  Kearny  at 
Seven  Pines,  poem.  2  pp.  (Scriiner's  Monthly,  y.  10, 
1875,  p.  265.)— The  Iiast  token,  Rome,  A.  D.  107.  2  pp. 
(Scrihner's  Monthly,  y.  15,  1878,  p.  353.)— The  I^ord's- 
day  gale.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  33, 1874,  p.  402.) 
—Madrigal.  1  p.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  y.  U,  1877,  p. 
646.)— Meridian,  an  old-fashioned  poem.  7  pp. 
(Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  16, 1878,  p.  678.)— Mountain.  4 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  17, 1866,  p.  734.)— NevFS  from 
Olympla.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  T.  39, 1877,  p.  169.) 
—The  Old  love  and  the  aevr.  2  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  y.  22, 1861,  p.  741.)- Only  the  sunny  hours, 
poem.  1  p.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  y.  11,  1876,  p.  384.)— 
Pan  in  Wall  St.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19, 1867, 
p.  118.)— The  Rose  and  the  Jasmine.  2  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  y.  41, 1878,  p.  435.)— Seeking  the  May-' 
flower.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  39,  1877,  p.  582.)— 
Sister  Beatrice.  5  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  t.  39, 1877, 
p.  69.)— The  Skull  in  the  gold  drift.  2  pp.  [At- 
lant. Monthly,  y.  35, 1375,  p.  200.)— Song.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  42,  1878,  p.  106.)— Song  from  a  drama. 
1  p.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 1876,  p.  329.)— The  Song- 
ster, a  midsummer  carol.  3  pp.  (Scrihner's  Monthly, 
y.  2, 1871,  p.  490.)— Stanzas  for  music,  from  an  un- 
published drama.  1  p.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  y.  5, 1873, 
p.  671.)— Toujours  amour.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  20, 1867,  p.  728.)-"  Ye  tomhe  of  ye  poet  Chan- 
cer."   2pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  Y.  4:1,  liBl,p.i'!.) 

Dodd,  A.  B.  Edmund  0.  Stedman  in  New  York  and 

at  "  Kelp  Rock."  18  pp.  (Gilder,  J.  L.,  and  Gilder,  J. 
B.,  Am.  authors  at  home,  p.  273.)— Macdonough,  A.  R. 
E.  0.  Stedman.  7  pp.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  y.  f,  1874,  p. 
66.)— Mason,  C.  A.  To  E.  C.  Stedman.  1  p.  (Scrihner's 
Monthly,  y.  20,  1880,  p.  460.)— Piatt,  J.  J.  Btedman's 
poetry.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  41,  1878,  p.  313.)— 
Rldelng,  W.  H.  E.  C.  Stedman.  9  pp.  (In  Ms  Boy- 
hood of  llylng  authors,  p.  195.) 


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and  HutcllillSOil,  Ellen  Macbay.  Li- 
brary of  American  literature  from  the  earliest 
settlement  to  the  present  time.  New  York, 
1888-89.     10  V.  r.  8°.  2333 

Stedmaii,  Mrs.  E.  C.  D.  See  Kinney,  Mrs. 
E.  C.  D.  S. 

Stedman,  Capt.  John  Gabriel.  1745-97. 
Narrative  of  a  5  years'  expedition  against 
the  revolted  negroes  of  Surinam,  in  Guiana, 
on  the  wild  coast  of  South  America,  1773-77. 
London,  1806.     3  v.  4°.  3483 

Steedman,  Charles.  Manual  of  swimming, 
including  bathing,  plunging,  diving,  float- 
ing, scientific  swimmiing,  and  training,  with 
a  chapter  on  drowning,  rescuing,  and  re- 
suscitation.   London,  1873.     16°.  —1798 

Steel,  A.  G. ,  and  liy tteltou,  E.  H.  Gricket. 
With  contributions  by  A.  Lang,  W.  G. 
Greene,  E.  A.  H.  Mitchell,  and  F.  Gale. 
London,  1888.  13°  (Somerset,  H.  C.  F.,  8 
Duke  of  Beaufort,  and  Watson,  A.  E.  T.,  Bad- 
minton Libr. )  — 1797 
Steel,    Eichard,    and    Crowttaer,    John. 

Journey  from  Ajmeer  in  India,  to  Ispahan  In  Persia, 
1615-16.  14  pp.  (Kerr,  B.,  Voyages,  y.  9,  p.  206;  Pur- 
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Steel.    See  also  Steele. 
Steel. 

Barnes,  P.  Present  technical  condition 
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1885.  {Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Qeol.  surv.  Bull. 
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Blake,  W.  P.    Eeport  on  iron  and  steel. 

1876.  (Thurston,  E.  H.,  Reports  Com.  U.  S. 
Vienna  Internat.  Exhibit.  1873,  v.  4.) 

GROOKES,W.,and  EOEHRia,  E.     Practical 

treatise  on  metallurgy:  steel.     1870. 

Damemme,  H.     Essai  pratique  sur  I'em- 

ploi,   ou  la  maniere  de   travailler  I'acier. 

1835. 
Day,  St.  J.  V.     Prehistoric  use  of  iron 

and  steel.     1877. 
Hassenpratz,  J.  H.     In  his  La  sidero- 

technie.     1813,  4  v. 

Holland,  J.    Treatise  on  the  progressive 

improvement  and  present  state  of  the  manu- 
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Jabs,  G.  Voyages  metallurgiques.   1774- 

81,  3  V. 
Jeans,  W.  T.      Creators  of  the  age  of 

steel.    1884. 
KOHN,  F.    Iron  and  steel  manufacture. 

1869. 
Landrin,  H.  C.    Treatise  on  steel.    1868. 

MuSHBT,  D.     Papers  on  iron  and  steel. 

1840. 

Parker,  Maj.  F.  H.    Eeports  of  tests  on 

the  strength  of  structural  material,  made  at 
the  Watertown  arsenal,  Mass.,  during  the 
years  ending  June  30,  1884,  '85.  1886,3  v. 
( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  docs.  v.  3, 
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Percy,  J.  Metallurgy:  the  art  of  ex- 
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them  to  various  purposes  of  manufacture. 
Iron  and  steel.    1864. 

Stypfb,  K.    Iron  and  steel.    Elasticity, 

extensibility,  and  tensile  strength  of  iron 
and  steel.    1869. 

PAKT  v.— 18. 


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Premy,  E.    L'aoler  en  1867.    21  pp.    (Chevalier,  M., 

Paris  Ex.  univ.  1867,  Rapports,  v.  5,  p.  462.)~Golden- 
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Experiences  sur  I'acler  damass^.  12  pp.  (St.  Peters- 
hurg  Acad.  Nova  acta,  v.  12, 1801,  p.  352.)— MSmoire  sur 
la  maulSre,  dont  on  fait  l'aoler  rtes  mines  de  far  de  la 
Blb^rie.  23  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Nova  acta,  v.  6, 
1790,  p.  276.)  — Hewitt,  A.  S.  Martin  process  for 
mating  steel.  6  pp.  (Bauerman,  H.,  Metallurgy  of 
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nomic and  social  relations.  183  pp.1  pi.  (Blalie.W.  P., 
U.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports,  v.  2.)— McCreath, 
A.  S.  Determination  of  carbon  In  iron  and  steel.  3 
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1867,  Rapports,  V.  6,  p.  646.)— Momgei,  A.  M^molre 
sur  l'6p6e  gaulolse  et  sur  les  precedes  que  les  anciens 
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v.  3,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Iron, 

Steele,  Andrew.  Natural  and  agricultural 
history  of  peat-moss  or  turf -bog.  Edinburgh, 
1836.     8°.  —4686 

Steele,  Arthur.  Law  and  custom  of  Hindoo 
castes  within  the  Dekhun  provinces  subject 
to  the  presidency  of  Bombay,  chiefly  affect- 
ing civil  suits.    New  ed.    London,  1868.    8°. 

—1353 

Steele,  Bev.  Ashbel.  18  cent.  Chief  of  the 
pilgrims :  or,  the  life  and  time  of  William 
Brewster.    [With  9  illustr.]   Phila.  1857.   8°. 

3894 

Steele,  Sir  Eichard.  1671-1739.  Account  of 
the  state  of  the  Eoman-Catholio  religion 
throughout  the  world.  To  which  is  added 
the  state  of  religion  in  England.  London, 
1715.     p.  8°.  —3296 

Dramatic  works.    To  which  is  prefixed 

an  account  of  his  life  and  writings.  London, 
1791.     16°.  3376 

Contents.    Conscious  lovers. — The  Funeral. — 
Ijying  lover.— Tender  husband. 

Epistolary  correspondence,  including  his 

familiar  letters  to  his  wife  and  daughters, 
to  which  are  prefixed,  fragments  of  3  plays 
.  .  .  faithfully  printed  from  the  originals  .  . . 
by  John  Nichols.  London,  1809.  3y.  8°.  4764 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  the  most  noble 

Thomas,  late  Marquess  of  Wharton  ;  with 
his  speeches  in  Parliament.  London,  1715. 
13°.  4766 

Selections  from  the  Tatler,  Spectator,  and 

Guardian.  Ed.  with  introduction  and  notes 
by  Austin  Dobson.   Oxford,  1885.    16°.   2107 

The  Tatler ;  a  new  ed.,  carefully  revised, 

with  prefaces  historical  and  biographical,  by 
Alexander  Chalmers.  London,  1823.  4  v. 
8°.  .     3386 

— '—  The  Theatre,  to  which  are  added,  the 
Anti -theatre  ;  the  character  of  Sir  John 
Edgar  ;  Steele's  Case  with  the  Lord  Cham- 
berlain, the  Crisis  of  property,  with  the 
sequel.  Two  pasquians,  etc.  Illustr.  with 
literary  and  historical  anecdotes  by  John 
Nichols.     London,  1791.     8°.  3314 

Conscious  lovers,  a  comedy.    77  pp.    (Inchbald, 

E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  20;  London  stage,  v.  1;  Scott,  5ir  W., 
Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  4,  p.  205.)— The  Funeral.  23  pp. 
(Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  d/rama,  v.  4,  p.  160.)— The  Ple- 
beian.   72  pp.    (Addison,  i„  Works,  v.  6,  p.  236.)— 


STEELE 


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Tender  lius1)aiid ;  or,  the  accomplished  fools,  a 
comedy.  16  pp.  (Londonstage,\.  3;  Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod. 
Brit,  drama,  v.  4,  p.  183.) 

(Ed.)     Poetical  miscellanies,  consisting 

of  original  poems  and  translations,  by  the 
best  hands.    Sed.    London,  1727.    16°.    1308 

Drake,  N.    Observations  on  the  styl6  of  S.;  On  the 

taste  and  critical  abilities  of  S.;  On  the  Invention, 
Imagery,  and  pathos  of  S.;  On  Steele's  humour  and 
delineation  of  character;  On  the  ethics  and  morality 
of  S.  107  pp.  {Essays,  v.  1,  pp.  186,  203,  230,  261,  276.)— 
Jones,  W.  A.  New-old  essays  of  Addison  and  S.  6  pp. 
(i>«m.  Xev.  V,  14,  1844,  p.  285.)  — North- Peat,  (— ). 
Humorlstes  de  I'Angleterre.  Sir  Richard  Steele.  34 
pp.  {Rev.  coniemp.  1867, v.4,  p.  666.)— Thackeray,  W. 
M.  Steele.  38  pp.  {In  Ms  Eng.  humourists,  p.  210.)— 
Tuckerman,  H.  T.  Sir  Richard  Steele.  18  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  V.  108, 1869,  p.  78.) 

Aitkin,  G.  A.    Life  of  Richard  Steele. 

1889,  3  V. 

DOBSON,  A.  Richard  Steele.  1886.  (Lang, 

A. ,  Eng.  worthies. ) 

MONTaoMBRY,  H.  R.    Memoirs  of  the  life 

and  writings  of  Sir  Richard  Steele.   1865,  2  v. 

Account  of  the  life  and  -ivritings  of  S.    12  pp. 

{In  his  Dramat.  works.)— Drake,  N.  Biographical 
sketch  of  S.  144  pp.  (Bssoj/s,  v.  1,  p.  41.)— Timhs,  J. 
Sir  Richard  Steele.  66  pp.  {tn  his  Anecdote  lives  of 
wits  and  humourists,  v.  1,  p.  122.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  90,  1866,  p.  726 ;  Quart, 
Rev.  V.  96,  1856,  p.  609. 

• Addison,  Joseph,  and   others.      The 

Guardian,  a  new ed.,  carefully  revised,  with 
prefaces  historical  and  biographical,  by 
Alexander  Chalmers.  London,  1822.  2  v. 
8°.  3286 

Steele,  Thomas  (TV.)  Eastern  love  story. 
Kusa  Jatakaya.    See  Kusa  Jatakaya. 

Steele.    See  also  Steel. 

Steele  glas.  Gascoigne,  G.  (Arber,  E., 
Reprints. )  2127 

Steen,  Cornelis  van  den.  1566-1637.  Com- 
mentarium  in  Epistolas  S.  Pauli  a  Joanne  a 
Gorcum  abbreviatum.  Parisiis,  1863.  3  v. 
r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur.  eompl. 
V.  24,  25.)  —3323 

In  Exodum  commentarium.       Parisiis, 

1861-62.  3  V.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Script, 
sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  5,  6.)  — 3213 

In  Genesim  prooemium  et  commentarium 

cum  synopsis  historiae  et  chronologiae  totius 
Geneseos.  Parisiis,  1863.  r.  8°  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  5.)    — 3313 

In  Leviticum   commentarium  ;    In  Nu- 

meros  commentarium.  Parisiis,  1861-63. 
2  V.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur. 
compl.  V.  6,  7. )  —8313 

In  Deuteronoinlum  commentarium.    184  pp. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur,  compl.  v.  7,  p.  126.) — 
Doxologia  sapientlae  aeternae  ex  epitome  gestorum 
et  visionum  Danielis;  Conciusio  et  votura  ad  SS.  Pro- 
phetas;  In  libros  Machabaeorura  arguraentum;  In 
Machabaeorum  commentarium.  85  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Script,  sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  20,  pp.  29,  443,  1239,  1251.) — 
In  li^cclesiasten  prolegomena;  Synopsis  sensus 
litteralis  et  genuini  Cantici  Cantlcorum;  In  llbrum 
Sapientlae  prolegomenon;  Encomium  Sapientiae  ex 
parallells  ethlces  naturalis  et  divinae ;  In  Ecclesiasti- 
cum  prolegomena;  Canones  qui  facem  praeferant 
Ecclesiastlco  caeterisque  librissapientlalibus.  74  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Script,  sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  17,  pp.  9,  289, 
336,603,627,  673.)- Jubilus  ex  magnlflcls  Isaiae  ora- 
culis,eorumque  synopsis.  12  pp.  {'M.igue,  J. P. .Script, 
sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  17,  p.  1643.)— Gemitus  ac  conclonis 
gestorumque  Jeremiae  synopsis  et  gemmae;  Epinl- 
cion  Dei  optiml  maximi  curru  Cherubico  impios  de- 

*  bellantis  ex  oracuUs  Ezechiells.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Script,  sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  19,  pp.  475,  636.) — In  Pro- 
-Ferbia  prolegomena.  11pp.  {Migne,  J.  F., Script, 
sacrae  cur.  compl.  v.  16,  p.  797.) 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    M€m.  des  hommes,  v.  41. 


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Lord  B.  0.  In  his  Figure  painters  of  Holland.  8  pp. 
{Illustr.  biog.  of  great  artists,  p.  49.)— Heine,  0.  J.  H. 
Jan  Steen.  3  pp.  {Prose  writings,  p.  65.) — Lenicke, 
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Steenackers,  Frangois  Frederic.  1830—. 
Agnes  Sorel  et  Charles  VII.  Essai  sur  I'etat 
politique  et  moral  de  la  France  au  XV  siScIe. 
Paris,  1868.     8°.  2694 

Histoire  des  ordres  de  chevalerie,  et  des 

distinctions  honorifiques  en  France.  Paris, 
1867.    4°.  3773 

SteeiiStra, Peter  Henry,  D.  D.  [Tr.)  1833—. 
Book  of  Judges.    See  Cassel,  P.  S. 

[Tr.)    Book  of  Ruth.    See  Cassel,  P.  S. 

Steenstrup,  Johannes  C.   H.   R.      1844—. 

Danske  og  Norske  riger  paa  de  brittiske  oer. 

I    Danevaeldens    tidsalder.       Kjobenhavn, 

1879-83.     8°.  1515 

Steeiistrnp,     Johannes     Ingetus     Smith. 

1813 — .     On  the  alternation  of  generations  ; 

or,   the  propagation    and    development    of 

animals  through  alternate  generations.     Tr. 

from  the  German  of  C.  H.   Lorenzen,  by 

George  Busk.   London,  1845.    8°.    (RaySoc.) 

—1693 
Steenwyfe,  Hendrik,  the  Younger.     Blanc, 

A.  A.  P.  0.    In  his  Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecole  flamande. 

4  pp. 

Steeple-cbasiiig.    104  pp.    Coventry,  A., 

and  Watson,  A.  E.  T.  (Howard,  H.  C,  Earl  of  Suffolk 
and  Berkshire,  and  others.  Racing  and  steeple-chasing, 
p.  269.) 

Steere,  Edward ,D.D.,Bp. in  Africa.  1828- 
83.  Swahili  tales,  as  told  by  natives  of  Zan- 
zibar, with  an  English  ti'.  London,  1870. 
12°.  1294 

Hbanley,  R.  M.      Memoir    of    Edward 

Steere,  3  missionary  Bp.  in  Central  Africa. 
1888. 

Steevens,  George  (.Ed.)  1736-1800.  Six  old 
plays,  on  which  Shakspeare  founded  his 
Measure  for  measure.  Comedy  of  error's. 
Taming  the  shrew.  King  John,  King  Henry 

IV,  and  King  Henry  V,  King  Lear.  Lon- 
don, 1779.     3  V.  in  1,  13°.  3363 

Contents.  Famous  victories  of  Henry  V,  v.  2. — 
Troublesome  reign  of  King  John,  v.  2.  —  True 
chronicle  history  of  King  l.eir,  and  his  3  daughters, 
v.  2.— Menaecmi,  v.  1. — Historie  of  Promos  and 
Cassandra,  v.  1. — Taming  of  a  shrew,  v.  1. 

[Ed.)     Plays  of  Wm.  Shakespeare.    See 

Shakespeare,  W. 

Mason,  J.  M.    Comments  on  the  several 

eds.  of  Shakespeare's  plays,  extended  to 
those  of  Malone  and  Steevens.     1807. 

Jesse,  J.  H.    George  Steevens.    8  pp.    {In  Ms  Mem. 

of  celebrated  Etonians,  v.  2,  p.  294.) 

Steevens.  See  also  Estienne. — Etienne. — 
Stefano.  —  Steffens.—  Stephan. —  Stephen.— 
Stephens. — Stevens. 

Stefano,  Abbot  of  Santa  Maria  delV  Alto. 

14  cent.  Ohronicnn  Nerltinum,  sive  brevis  historia 
monasterli  Neritinl  ab  anno  1090  usque  ad  1368,  ab 
altero  scriptore  coiitinuatum  usque  ad  annum  1412. 
23  pp.     {Muratori„L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  24,  p.  883.) 

Stefano,  II  Fiorentino.  Phillimore,  C.  M. 
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e  Ugollno.    64  pp.    (  Opere,  v.  1,  p.  448;  rite  de'  pittori, 

V.  3,  p.  25;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  1,  p.  133:  Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Stefano,  Protonatorio  di  Messina.    [Poesie 

.  .  .]  4  pp.  {Italieniiche  lieder,  p.  33:  Siblioth.  lit.  vereins 
in  iiluttg.  V.  5.) 


STEFANO 


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Stefano,  Tommaso,  H  GHottino.    Vasari,  G. 

Tomraaao  detto  Glottliio.  10  pp.  (Ojjere,  v.  1,  p.  021; 
VUe  de'  piitori,  v.  1,  p.  193  ;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  1, 
p.  218 :  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 

Stefano.     See  also  Estienne.  —  Etienne.— 

Steevens.—StefEens.—Stephan.— Stephen.— 

Stephens .  —Stevens. 

Stefano,  Storia  di.     Eajna,  P.  (Ed.)       8387 

StefTe,  Bev.  Thomas.    Doddridge,  P.    Some 

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V.  i,  p.  215.) 
Steffeu,  Curtius.      De  actorum    in  fabulis 

Terentlanls  numero  et  dlstributlone.  60  pp.  (Leipzig, 
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Steffens,  Henrik.  1773-1845.  Adventures 
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German  university  life,  the  story  of  my 

career  as  student  and  professor,  with  per- 
sonal reminiscences  of  Goethe,  Schiller, 
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samm.  werke,  v.  i>,  p.  306.) 

jSteffens.  See  also  Estienne.  —  Etienne.- 
Steevens. — Stefano.—  Stephan.—  Stephen.— 
Stephens. — Stevens. 

Stegniann,  Bernt.    16  ceii^.    Hanseatische 

chronlli;  Ctironit  vora  autruhr,  1625.  85  pp.  (Hirsoh, 
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Stehelin,  Johann  Peter.  Traditions  of  the 
Jews  ;  or,  the  doctrines  and  expositions  con- 
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writings.  Tr.  from  the  High-Dutch.  To 
which  is  added  a  preliminary  preface  ;  or, 
an  enquiry  into  the  origin,  progress,  author- 
ity, and  usefulness  of  those  traditions, 
wherein  the  mystical  sense  of  the  allegories 
in  the  Talmud  and  other  writings  of  the 
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Stetalicli,  Friedrich  (Ed.)  Messire  Thibaut, 
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Steiclien,  Michel.  Memoire  sur  I'equilibre 
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Steierniark.    See  Styria. 

Steiger,  Wilhelm.  1809—.  Exposition  of 
the  1  Epistle  of  Peter,  considered  in  refer- 
ence to  the  whole  system  of  divine  truth. 
Tr.  by  Rev.  Patrick  Faiibairn.  Edinburgh, 
1836.  3  V.  16°.  (Clark,  T.,  Bibl.  Cab.  v.  13, 
14.)  —1338 

Stein,  Charlotte  Albertlne  Ernestine,  Frau 
von.  Calvert,  G.  H  Charlotte  von  Stein  : 
a  memoir.     1877. 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von.     Briefe  an  Frau  von 

Stein,  herausg.  von  Adolf  Schoell.  3  aufl. 
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3  V. 

Tagebuecher  und  briefe  aus  Italien 

an    Frau    von    Stein    und    Herder.     1886. 

(Ooetlie-Qe.sellschaft  Schriften,  v.  3.) 
HOEFER,  E.    Goethe  und  Charlotte  von 

Stein.     1878. 
Blazo  dc  Bury,  H.    Mme.  de  S.  et  Goethe.    20  pp. 

(Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1870,  2  p6r.  v.  86,  p.  300.) 


Stein,  Christian  Gottfried  Daniel,  and  Hoer- 
sclielinann,  Ferdinand.  Handbuch  der 
geographie  und  statistik  fuer  die  gebildeten 
staende.  Neu  bearbeitet  unter  mitwirkuiig 
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relch,  y.  4,  pt.  1. — Koeuigreich  Preussen  und  die 
deutschen  mlttel-  und  klelu-staateu,  v.  4,  pt.  2. — 
Brunei-,  J.  H.,  and  Plath,  J.  H.  Aslen,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— 
DelHscU,  O.  Westiudien  und  die  Suedpolarlaender, 
V.  1,  pt.  4.— Giintprecht,  T.  £.,  and  others.  Afrlka 
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Brasllien,  v.  1,  pt.  4.  —  Handhuch  der  allgeraeluen 
geographie  und  statistic,  v.  l.pt.l.— Mlttel-  und  Sued- 
Amerlka,  v.  1,  pt.  3.— Nord-Amerlka,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Wap- 
paeus, J.  E.,  and  others.  Ost-  und  Nord-Europa,  v.  3, 
pt.  1.— Willkomni,  M.,  and  others.  West-  und 
Sued-Europa,  v.  3,  pt.  2. 

Stein,  Heinrioh  [Ed.)  Herodotos.  See  Her- 
odotus. 

Stein,  Heinrich  Friedrich  Karl,  Freiherr  vom 
und  zum.  Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  and  Goethe, 
C.  E.  Briefe  von  Goethe  und  seiner  mutter 
an  Freiherr  von  Stein.  Herausg.  von  Dr.  J. 
J.  H.  Ebers  und  Dr.  August  Kahlert.     1846. 

Leben  des  koeniglich  preussisohen  Staats- 

ministers  Freiherr  vom  und  zum  Stein.  1841, 
3  V.  in  1.    (Gallerie  deutsch.  zeitgenossen.) 

Meiee,  E.  H.     Die  reform  der  verwalt- 

ungs-organisation  unter  Stein  und  Harden- 
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Pbrtz,  G.  H.    Leben  des  Ministers  Frei- 

herrn  vom  Stein.    1849-55,  6  v.  in  7. 

Seelby,  J.  E.    Life  and  times  of  Stein. 

1878,  3  V. 

'  Haullcvllle,  P.  0.  A.,  Baron  de.    Le  Baron  de  S. 

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Stein  der  Weisen,  erzaehlung.    63  pp. 

Wleland,  C.  M.,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  27,  p.  47. 

Steinacker,  Gustav  (Ed.)  1809-77.  Un- 
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3335 

Stein-am-Anger,  Hungary.     Longperier, 

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Steindacliner,    Franz.     Beptilien ;    Am- 

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Steiner,  Lewis  Henry,  M.  D.  1837 — .  San- 
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Steinhart,  Karl.     Platen's  leben.    13  pp. 

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STEINHOEWEL 


4260 


STENGEL 


Steiiihoewel,Heiiirich{IV.)  —1483.  ^sop, 
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(Tr.)     Decameron.     See  Boccaccio,  G. 

— -  Rochliolz,  E.  L.    Heinrlch  Stelnhoewel.    2  pp. 

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Steinkolileii   Dentschland's  und  an- 

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JSteinmetz,  Andrew.  The  gaming  table  : 
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Steintbal,  Paul  (£^d.)  Udanam.  London, 
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and  reporters'  journal,  v.  5-15.    1880-90, 11  v. 

Stent,  George  Carter  ( JV. )  Entombed  alive 
and  other  songs,  ballads,  .  .  .  (from  the 
Chinese).    London,  1878.     13°.  3176 

Stenzel,  Gustav  Adolf  Harald.  1793-1854. 
Geschichte  des  preussischen  staats.  Ham- 
burg, 1830-54.  5v.  8°.  (Heeren,  A.  H.  L. , 
and  Ukert,  F.  A.,  Geschichte  europ.  staaten.) 

3746 

{Ed.)       Scriptores  rerum  Silesiacarum. 

See  Scriptores. 

Stenzler,  Adolf  Friedrich.  1807—.  Elemen- 
tarbuch  der  Sanskritsprache.  Breslau,  1873. 
8°.  —3144 

On  the  Himdu  doctrine  ot  expiation.    8  pp. 

(Iiiternat.  Oung.  Orient.  Trans.  1874,  p.  206.)  —  Im- 
dische  gottesurthelle.  22  pp.  1  pl.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  geselia.  Zeils.  v.  9,  1855,  p.  601.)— Ueber  Pftra- 
gkara's  Grihya-siltra.  16  pp.  (Deutach.  morg.  ge- 
selia. Zetls.  V.  7,  1853,  p.  627.) 

{Ed.)  Grihya  siitra.  Indische  hausregeln. 

See  Grihya-siitra. 

Stepelin,  of  St.  Trond.  —1095.   Exmiraculis 

S.  Trudonla.  10  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  16,  pC. 
2,  p.  821.) 

Stephan,  Abp.  of  Vienne.    Epistola  ad  Al- 

bericum  Ostlensem  Episcopum.  2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
liec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  15,  p.  421.) 

Hteplian,  Bp.  of  Halberstadt.  —1103.  Epis- 
tola adveraua  schlsmaticoa.  3  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  148,  p.  1443.) 

Stephan,  Monk  of  St.  Pantalion.     10  cent. 

Ex  ti-anaiatlone  S.  Maurini.  4  pp.  (Frankfort  Soo. 
Script.  T.  15,  pt.  2,  p.  683.) 

Stephan,  Heinrich.     1831—.    Dasverkehrs- 

leben  im  alterlhum.  136  pp.  (Eaumer,  F.  von.  Hist, 
taschenhuch,  1868,  p.  1.) 

Stephan,  Stephan  Jan.  1599-1650.  His- 
torlae  Danicae  llbri  II,  qui  rea  meraoratu  dlgnas  com- 
plectuntur  In  Dania  gestae, regnante  Chrlstiano  III . . . 
32  pp.  4  pl.     (Meura,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  9,  p.  993.) 

Stephan.  See  also  Estienne.— Etienne. — 
Steevens.  —  Stef  ano. —  Steffens.— Stephen.— 
Stephens.— Stevens. 


STEPHANESCHIS 


42G3 


STEPHEN 


Steplianescliis,  Jacopo  Cajetano  de,  Car- 
dinal. — 1S48.  Ylta  S,  CoeleaUni  V  papae,  opu3  metri- 
oura.  22  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Her.  Ital.  script.-v.  3, 
p.  620.) 

Stepliani,  Joachim.    1544-1623.  ,  De  juris- 

dlotlone  veterum  Graooorum  liber.  40  pp.  (Grono- 
vlus,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  6,  p.  2016.) 

Stephaiisfeld.    Janet,  P.     Stephansfeld : 

D6B  oaract^res  ot  du  Ualtement  de  la  foUe.  32  pp. 
(iJeo.  d.  diux  mondes,  1857,  2  p6r.  v.  8,  p.  776.) 

Stepliaiius  I,  St.,  Pope.    —357.    Epistola 

S.  Oyprlanl  ad  S.  Stephanum;  Appendix:  Eplatolae 
decretales  S.  Stephano  adsorlptae.  11  pp.  (IMIgne,  J. 
v..  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  3,  pp.  1023,  1083.)— Vita;  [verslo 
Suecana.]    2  pp.    (Bietz,  J.  E.,  Script.  Suecic.  v.  2,  p.  25.) 

ISteptaanus  II,  Pope.     —753.     Epistolae. 

18'  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  6,  p.  486; 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  98,  p.  91 ;  Muratorl,  L.  A., 
Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  3,  pt.  2,  p.  88.)— Epistolae  et  de- 
ci-eta.  19  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p. 
993.)— Jfotitia.  18  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
89,  p.  969.) 

Stephantis  III,  Pope.    —757.    Epistolae. 

8  pp.  {Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  6,  p.  537; 
Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p.  1218;  Muratorl,  L. 
A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  3,  pt.  2,  p.  76.) 

Stepbauus  V,  Pope.    —817.    Epistola  ad 

Adalgarlum  arclilepiscopum  Hamburgensem.  1  p. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  1021.)— Epistolae. 
2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  Mst.  Gaules,  v.  9,  p.  200.)— 
Epistolae  et  prlvilegia.  21  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  129,  pp.  785,  973.) 

Steplianiis  VI,  Pope.    —891.    Epistolae. 

2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  Mst.  Gaules,  v.  9,  p.  204.)— 
Epistolae  et  prlvilegia.  3  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Puiro!.  s. 
Lai.  V.  129,  p.  865.) 

Stephanus  VII,  Pope.    —897.    Epistolae 

et  prlvilegia.  3  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  V.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  132, 
p.  1051.) 

Stephanas  VIII,  Pope.    —931.    Epistola. 

2  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  9,  p.  224.)— 
Eplatolae  et  prlvilegia.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  132,  p.  1089.) 

Stephanas  IX,  Pope.     —942.     Epistola. 

2  pp.    (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hisi.  Gaules,  v.  11,  p.  491.) 

Stephanns  X,  Pope.    —1058.    Epistola  et 

prlvilegia.  8  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  143, 
p.  869.) 

Nicolas  II,  Alexander  II,  Popes. 

Eplatolae.  10  pp.  (Duchesne,  A.,  Hisi.  Franc,  script. 
V.  4,  p.  198.) 

Stephanns,  St.,  Abbot.    Eegula  ad  mona- 

chos.    See  Paulus,  St.,  and  Stephanus,  St. 
Stephanus,  Junior,  St., Martyr.  Stephanus, 

Deacon  of  Constantinople.  Vita  sanoti  Stephani,  junioris. 
[  Or.  et  Lai.]  60  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  100, 
p.  1067.) 

'  Stephanas.    De  S.  Procopio  martyre.    [GV. 

et  Lat.]  3  pp.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analeci.  sacra  Spicileg.  Soles- 
mensi,  v.  1,  p.  328.) 

Stephanas  Alexandrinus.    In  librum  Aris- 

totelisdeinterpretationecomnientarium  .  . . 

Ed.  Michael  Hayduck.   [Gr.1  Berolini,  1885. 

r.  8°.     [Oomm&iitaria  in  Aristotelem  Gr.  v. 

18,  pt.  3.)  4388 

Stephanas,  of  Alexandria,  Physician.    Tlepl 

XpvtroJTouai  Jlpa^ii  aifv  ^€w  jrpuiTr}.  65  pp.  (Ideler,  J.  L., 
Phys.  et  med.  Gr.  min.  v.  2,  p.  199.) 

Stephanus,  of  Athens,  Comia  poet.    Frag- 

menta.  2  pp.  (Didot,  A.  P.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet,  comic. 
p.  701.) 

Stephanus,  of  Athens,  Physician.    Magna 

expositio  in  Hippocratls  Prognoaticon.  [Gr.]  160  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  5,  p.  1.) 

Stephanas,  of  Byzantium.  5  cent.  De  Do- 
done  fragmentum,  quo  tota  veterum  doctrlna  et  f abu- 
latlo  de  plranti  quo  oraculo  Isto  contlneutur.  [  Gr.  et 
Lat.]  26  pp.  (Gronoviua,  J.,  Tlies.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  7,  p. 
269.)— De  Gallia  et  Galatia.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  6  pp.  (Bou- 
quet, M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  1,  p.  113.) 

Niese,  B.    Der  text  des  Thukydides  bel  S.    8  pp. 

(Hermes,  v.  14,1879,  p.  423.)— Schneider,  O.  Stephani 
Byzautil  Ethnlcorum  quae  supersunt  ex  recensione  A. 
Melnekli.  16  pp.  [Zeils.  f.  Alterthumsw.  v.  16,  1849, 
p.  626.) 


Stephanus,  Deacon  of  Constantinople.     9 

cent.  Vita  8.  Stephani  Junioris,  monaohl  et  martyrls. 
[  Gr.  et  Lai.]  60  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  100, 
p.  1067.) 

Stephanus.  See  also  Estienne.— Etienne. 
— Steevens.— Stefano. —  Steffens. —  Stephan. 
— Stephen. — Stephens. — Stevens. 

Stephen,  St.,  Martyr.  Vita ;  [versio  Sue- 
cana.]   4  pp.    (Eletz,  J.  E.,  Script.  Suecic.  v.  2,  p.  35.) 

Stephen,  King  of  England.  1105-54.  Gesta 
Stephani  regis  Anglorum,  et  duels  Norman- 
novum,  .  .  .  Ab  Andrea  Duchesne  edita, 
denuo  recensuit,  notisque  illustravit  Eicar- 
dus  Clarke  Sewell.  Londini,  1846.  8°.  (Eng. 
Hist.  Soc.)  1585 

The  same.  London,  1886.  r.  8°.  (Hew- 
lett, E. ,  Chronicles,  v.  3  :  Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 
ehron. )  4503 

The  acts  of.    London,  1853.     12°.     (With 

Henry  of  Huntingdon,  Chronicle :  Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Antiq.  Libr.)  1568 

Gekvase,  of  Canterbury.     Chronicle  of 

the  reigns  of  Stephen,  Henry  II,  and  Eichard 
L     [Lat.'\    1879.     (Hist,  works, -y.  \.) 

Hov\rLETT,  E.    (Ed.)    Chronicles  of  the 

reigns  of  Stephen,  Henry  II,  and  Eichard  I. 
1884-86,  3  V.     ( Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron. ) 

Ailred,  of  Rievaulx.     Descriptio  belli  Standardll. 

5  pp.  (Hewlett,  R.,  Chronicles,  v.  3,  p.  179:  Gt.  Brit. 
Rolls  chron. ;  Twyaden,  E. ,  Sis*.  Anglic,  script  Z,  p.  337.) 
—Birch.  W.  de  G.  On  the  great  eeala  of  King  S.  29 
pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  11, 1878,  p.  1.)— E 
gestig  Stephani  regis  Anglorum.  2  pp.  (Frankfort 
Soo.  Script.  V.  27,  p.  3.)— Richard,  Prior  of  Hexham. 
Hiatoria  de  gestls  regis  Stephani  et  de  bello  Standardll. 
3  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  27,  p.  12;  Hewlett,  K., 
Chronicles,  v.  3,  p.  137:  Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.;  Twyaden, 
E.,  Hist.  Anglic,  script.  X,  p.  309.)— Tfte  same,  tr.  into 
English.  26  pp.  (Church  historians  of  Eng.  v.  11,  pp. 
1,  33.) 

Stephen  I,  St.,  King  of  Hungary.  979-1038. 
Miiuitaad  flUum;  Legea  ;  trivlleglum  protoabbatlae 
S.  Martini  Pannonlae  conceaaum.  27  pp.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  161,  pp.  1233,  1243,  1263.)— Car- 
thuito.  Sanctl  Stephani  Hungarorum'  regis  primi 
vita.  16  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,P(i(ro!.  s.iat.  V.  161,p.  1203.) 
—Vita.    21  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Sa-ipi.  v.  11,  p.  222.) 

Stephen,  Krai  of  Servia.     XpvadfiovXkot  7.6yot 

'AvSpoviKtuv  IlaKalo\6y(av  Kai  ^Tefftdvov  jepaAi}  Ti)?  2ep)3ias. 
42  pp.    (Sathas,  0.  N.,  Meo-auuvuii;  (Si/SAiofl^Ki),  v.  1,  p.  201.) 

Stephen,  Gen.  Adam.  Cooke,  J.  E.  Me- 
moirs of  Generals  Lee,  Gates,  Stephen,  and  Darke. 
12  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  t.  17, 1858,  p.  600.) 

Stephen,  J.  K.  International  law  and  in- 
ternational relations.    London,  1884.     12°. 

—1358 

Stephen,  Sir  James.  1789-1859.  Critical 
and  miscellaneous  essays.  New  York,  1860. 
8°.  (Mod.  Brit,  essayists;  With  Talfourd, 
T.N.)  3263 

Co7itents.  Aubigne's  History  of  the  great  re- 
formation.—Life  and  times  of  Richard  Baxter.— Ig- 
nalius  Loyola  and  hla  associates.  —  Physical 
theory  of  another  life.  —  Fort-Roynlists. — 
Taylor's  Kdwln  the  fair.— Lives  of  Whitfield 
and  Fronde.— Life  of  William  AVilberforce. 

Essays  in  ecclesiastical  biography.     2  ed. 

London,  1850.    2  v.  8°.  3825 

Contents.  Richard  Baxter,  v.  2.— Clapham  sect, 
V.  2. — XlpiXogue,  V.  2 — evangelical  succession, 
V.  2 Salut  Francis  of  Asslal,  v.  1.— French  Bene- 
dictines, V.  1. — Hildebrand,  v.  1. — Historian  of 
enthusiasm,  v.  2. — Founders  of  Jesuitism,  v.  1. — 
Martin  liuther,  v.  1.  —  Port-Royalists,  v.  1. — 
■William  Wilberforce,  v.  2. 

The  same.    4ed.    London,  1860.    8°.    3825 

iVoie.— Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Lectures  on  the  history  of  France  .  .  . 

New  York,  1855.  8°.  (Eev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  15, 1852,  p.  3  ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 


STEPHEN 


4264 


STEPHENS 


89,  1853,  p.  570  ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  45,  1853, 
pp.  170,  361;  N.  Am.  Ben.  v.  75,  1852,  p.  247. ) 

1665 

Notice.    4  pp.    (Frasir's  Mag.  v.  60, 1859,  p.  560.) 

Stephen,  James.  1759-1833.  England  en- 
slaved by  her  own  slave  colonies.  An  ad- 
dress to  the  electors  and  people  of  the  United 
Kingdom.  London,  1836.  8°.  (Anti-Slavery 
Soc.  Tracts,  v.  2.)  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v. 
43,  1826,  p.  406.)  —2346 

Speech    at  the  annual  meeting  of    the 

African  institution,  36  March,  1817.  Lon- 
don, 1817.    8°.     [Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  1.) 

—3346 

■ War  in  disguise,  or  the  frauds  of  the 

neutral  flags.  New  York,  1806.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  8,  1806,  p.  1.)  —1334 

History  of  Toussalnt  L'Ouverture.  57  pp.  [Pam- 
phleteer, V.  4, 1814,  p.  311.) 

MoEBis,  G.  An  answer  to  War  in  dis- 
guise .  .  .     [Anon.]    1806. 

British  colonies.    James  S.    13  pp.    [Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  29,  1831,  p.  454.)— Sewall,  S.  E.  Stephen  on 
slavery.  30  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  11,  1831,  p.  109.)— 
Slavery  of  the  British  AVest  India  colonies 
delineated.  25  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  £iiin.  £(!!>.  v.  41,1826, 
p.  464.) 

Stephen,  Sir  James  Fitzjames.  1839 — .  Di- 
gest of  the  law  of  evidence.  4  ed.  London, 
1881.     p.  8°.  —1348 

General  view  of  the  criminal  law  of  Eng- 
land. London,  1863.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fra- 
ser's Mag.  V.  69,  1864,  p.  37.)  —1335 

History  of  the  criminal  law  of  England. 

London,  1883.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  133,  1883,  p.  731;  Edin.  Bev. 
V.  159,  1884,  p.  333.)  .  —1345 

Liberty,  equality,  fraternity.   New  York, 

1873.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v. 
8,  1873,  p.  86.)  —1327 

Story  of  Nuncomar  and  the  impeachment 

of  Sir  Elijah  Impey.   London,  1885.   2  v.  12°. 

—3335 

Characteristics  of  f^ngllsh   criminal  laiv.    63 

pp.  ( Cambridge  essays,  1867,  p.  1.) — Relation  of  novels 
to  life.    45  pp.    (CambrM^e  essays,  1855,  p.  148.) 

niaine,  H.  S.  ■  Mr.  Stephen's  introduction  to  the 

Indian  evidence  act.  17  pp.  [Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  13, 
1873,  p.  61.)— Pollock,  F.  Stephen's  digestof  the  law 
of  evidence.  12  pp.  [Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  20, 1876,  p.  383.) 

Stephen,  Leslie.  1833 — .  Alexander  Pope. 
New  York,  1880.  12°.  (Morley,  J.,  Eng. 
men  of  letters.)  3811 

Essays  on  freethinking  and  plainspeak- 

ing.    New  York,  1877.     13°.  3364 

Contents.  Bad  5  minutes  in  the  Alps. — Broad 
chnrch,— Are  we  Christians  7— Darwinism  and 
divinity.  —  Mandeville's  fable  of  tlie  bees. — 
Apology  for  plainspeaking.— Religion  as  a  fine 
art.  —  Shaftesbury's  characteristics.  —  "War- 
burton. 

History  of   English  thought  in  the   18 

century.  New  York,  1876.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev. 
of,  by  J.  C.  Morison,  in  MacmUlan's  Mag.  v. 
35,  1877,  p.  326  ;  by  G.  C.  Robertson,  in  Mind, 
Y.  2,  1877,  p.  352  ;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  148,  1877, 
p.  404.)  —1454 

Hours  in  a  library.    London,  1874.     13°. 

3386 

Contents.  Balzac's  Sfovels.— l>e  Foe's  Novels. 
-De  (tuincy.— Mr.  Klwin's  ed.  of  Pope.— Na- 
thaniel [la-wthorne. — Pope  as  a  moralist. — Rich- 
ardson's Novels.— Some  words  ahout  Sir  Walter 
Scott. 

The  same.    3  s.    London,  1876.    12°.    2286 


Contents.  Sir  Thomas  Brovrne.  —  Crabbe's 
Poetry.  —  Disraeli's  Novels.  —  Jonathan  Ed- 
wards.—William  Hazlitt.— Dr.  Johnson's  Writ- 
ings.—William  IJaw.— Horace  Walpole. 

The  same.    3  s.    London,  l879.    13°.    3386 

Contents.  Charlotte  Bronte.— Covrper  and  Rous- 
seau.—First  Edinburgli  re  view^ers.— Fielding's 
Novels.— Charles  Kiiigsley. — Landor's  Imagi- 
nary conversations.— Ma  caulay. — Massinger. 
— Words^vorth's  ethics. 

Life   of  Henry  Fawcett.      3  ed.      New 

York,  1886.     8°-  4765 

Samuel  Johnson.     New  York,  1878.     12°. 

(Morley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.)  3811 

Science  of  ethics.     London,  1882.     8°. 

—1446 

Swift.    New  York,  1882.     13°.     (Morley, 

J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.)  3811 

Biographical  criticism.    47  pp.    (Blchardson, 

S.,Works,-v.  1,  p.  ix,  1883.)— Henry  Fielding.    104  pp. 
(Fielding,  H.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Hunt,  J.    Mr.  S.  on  English  thought.    21pp.    (Con- 
temp.  Bev.  V.  29,  1877,  p.  410.) 

[Ed. )     Dictionary  of  national  biography, 

V.  1-21.    London,  1885-90.     21  v.  8°-     R.123 

Contents. 


Conder-Cralgle,  v.  12. 
Cralli-Damer,  v.  13. 
Damon-D'Eynoourt,  v.  14. 
Diamond-Dralte,  v.  15. 
Drant-Edrldge,  v.  16. 
Edward-Erskine,  v.  17. 
Esdaille-Flnan,  v.  18. 
Finch-Forman,  v.  19. 
Forrest-Garner,  v.  20. 
Garnetl^GIoucester,  v.  21. 


Abbadle-Anne,  v.  1. 
Annesley-Baird,  v.  2. 
Baker-Beadon,  v.  3. 
Beal-Blber,  v.  4. 
BIcheno-Bottlsham,  v.  5. 
Bottoraley-Browell,  v.  6. 
.  Brown-Burthogge,  v.  7. 
Burton-Cantweil,  v.  8. 
Canute-Chaloner,  v.  9. 
Ohamber-Clarkson,  v.  10. 
Clater-Condell,  v.  11. 

(Ed.)    Works  of  Henry  Fielding.     See 

Fielding,  H. 

Stephen,  Thomas.  Book  of  the  constitu- 
tion ;  or,  the  rights,  privileges,  and  liberties 
of  the  British  subject ;  as  embodied  in  the 
constitution  of  his  country  .  .  .  Glasgow, 
n.  d.     8°.  —1344 

Life  and  times  of  Archbishop  Sharp  (of 

St.  Andrews).     London,  n.  d.     8°.  4863 

Stephen.  See  also  Estienne.  —  Etienne. — 
Steevens. — Stefano.  —  StefEens. — Stephanus. 
— Stephens.^^Stevens. 

Stephens,  Alexander.  1757-1831.  Memoirs 
of  John  Home  Tooke,  interspersed  with 
original  documents.    London,  1813.    2  v.  8°. 

4875 

Foster,  J.    Stephens'  Memoirs  of  Home  Tooke. 

37  pp.  ( Crit.  essays,  v.  2,  p.  156.)— History  of  the 
late  war.  8  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Edin.  Ben.  v.  3,  1805, 
p.  486.) 

Stephens,  Alexander  Hamilton.  1812-84. 
Comprehensive  and  popular  history  of  the 
United  States,  embracing  a  full  account  of 
the  discovery  and  settlement  of  the  country 
.  .  .  and  events  down  to  the  present  time. 
Baltimore,  1883.    r.  8°-  1612 

Constitutional  view  of  the  late  war  be- 
tween the  states  ;  its  causes,  character,  con- 
duct, and  results.  Phila.  1868-70.  2  v.  r.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Southern  Bev.  v.  4,  1868,  p.  249.) 

2644 

Reviewers  reviewed  ;   a  supplement  to 

the  "  War  between  the  states,"  etc.,  with  an 
appendix  in  review  of  "  reconstruction,"  so 
called.    New  York,  1873.     r.  8°.  3644 

The  "  Corner-stone,"  Address,  Athenaeum,  Savan- 
nah, Ga.,  March  21, 1861.  12  pp.  (Johnston,  A.,  ieep- 
resentative  Am.  orations,  v.  3,  p.  164.) 

Bledsoe,  A.  T.    Hon.  A.  H.  Stephens  on  the  late 

war.    37  pp.     [Southern  Bev.  v.  11, 1872,  p.  120.) 

Cleveland,  H.    Alexander  H.  Stephens 

in  public  and  private.     1866. 


STEPHENS 


4265 


STEPHENSON 


Johnston,  K.  M.,  and  Browne,  W.  H. 

Life  of  Alexander  H.  Stephens.    1878. 

Cleveland,  H.  W.    Alex.  Hamilton  Stephens.  7  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  62, 1876,  p.  387.) 

Stephens,  Ann  Sophia.    Poe,  E.  A.    Ann 

S.  Stephens.    2  pp.    (_Worles,  ei.  by  J.  H,  Ingram,  v.  i, 

p.  ua.) 
Stephens,    Archibald    John.      History   of 

boroughs  and  municipal  corporations  of  the 

United  Kingdom.    See  Merewether,  H.  A., 

and  Stephens,  A.  J. 
Stephens,  C.  A.  Young  Moll's  Peevy.   5  pp. 

[Swihner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 1876,  p.  668.) 

Stephens,  Edward.  17  cent.  Liturgy  of 
the  ancients,  represented  as  near  as  well 
may  be  in  English  forms.  London,  1696 ; 
repr.  1848.  sq.  16°.  (Hall,  P. ,  Fragm.  litur- 
giea,  v.  3.)  —1248 

Stephens,  Edward  Bell.  Basque  provinces : 
their  political  state,  scenery,  and  inhabitants ; 
with  adventures  amongst  the  Carlists  and 
Christinos.    London,  1837.     3  v.  12°-       3526 

Stephens,  Frederic  George.  Catalogue  of 
prints  and  drawings  in  the  British  Museum. 
Division  I.  Political  and  personal  satires, 
V.  1,  2,  1320-1738.  London,  1870-73.  2  v. 
r.  8°.  —1728 

English  children  as  painted  by  Sir  Joshua 

Reynolds.    London,  1867.    4°.  —1763 

Sir  Edwin  Landseer.    New  York,  1880. 

12°.    {niustr.  biog.  of  great  artists.)        3841 

(Ed.)    The  Looking-glass.    See  Godwin, 

W.  (in  supplement). 

Stephens,  George.  1813—.  Ghost-thanks, 
or  the  grateful  unburied,  a  mythic  tale  in 
its  oldest  European  form.  Sir  Amadace,  a 
Middle-North-English  metrical  romance  of 
the  13  century.  Reprinted  from  3  texts, 
with  an  introduction.  Cheapinghaven,  1860. 
8°.  1334 

Old  northern  runic  monuments  of  Scan- 
dinavia and  England.  London,  1866-84. 
8  V.  fo.  1711 

Runic  hall  in  the  Danish  Old-Northern 

museum.    Cheapinghaven,  1868.     4°      1713 

Two  leaves  of   King  Waldere's  lay,  a 

hitherto  unknown  old  English  epic  of  the  8 
century,  belonging  to  the  saga-cyclus  King 
Theodric  and  his  men.  Cheapinghaven, 
n.  d.    r.  8°.  1362 

Stephens,  H.  Morse.  History  of  the  French 
revolution,  V.  1.    New  York,  1886.    8°.     1681 

Stephens,  Henry.  .  Book  of  the  farm.    86 

pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  84,  1849,  p.  389.)  — 
Farmer's  gnlde.  12  pp.  (Ber.  of  in  New  Englander, 
T.  9, 1861,  p.  653.) 

Stephens,  James  Francis.  1792-1858.  List 
of  the  specimens  of  British  animals  in  the 
collection  of  the  British  Museum.  Parts  V, 
X,  XII.  Lepidoptera.  London,  1853-56.  3 
V.  in  2,  13°.  (Brit.  Mm.  Cat. ;  with  White, 
A. ,  List  of  Brit,  animals. )         —3677,  —3687 

Stephens,  John.  Essays  and  characters.  7 
pp.    (Bev.  ot  In  Retrospect.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1854,  p.  191.) 

Stephens,  John  Lloyd.  1805-53.  Incidents 
of  travel  in  Central  America,  Chiapas,  and 
Yucatan.  13  ed.  New  York,  1858.  3  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Bev.  v.  12,  1843,  p.  184; 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  19, 1843,  p.  189 ;  Edin. 
Bev.  V.  75,  1843,  p.  397;  New  Englander,  v.  1, 
1843,  p.  418;  N.  Y.  Bev.  v.  1, 1837,  p.  351;  v. 

PAKT  Y.— 49. 


?,!,„^^1^'  P-  ^2^  ■'  ^-  ^'»-  ^f-  ^-  53,  1841,  p. 
479;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  69,  1843,  p.  52.)  2473 

Incidents  of  travel  in  Greece,  Turkey 

Russia,  and  Poland.  With  a  map  and  en- 
gravings. 7ed.  [Anon.]  New  York,  1859. 
2  V.  13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
18,  1889,  p.  838.)  1467 

Incidents  of  travel   in  Yucatan.     New 

York,  1860.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  33,  1843,  p.  804;  N.  Am.  Bev. 
V.  57,  1843,  p.  86.)  2478 

Poe,  E.  A.    Stephens's  "Arabia  Petraea."    19  pp. 

(Works,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  496.)— Travels  lu 
the  east.  76  pp.  (Kev.  ot  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  48, 1839, 
p.  181.)— Ware,  H.,  Jr.  Stephens's  Incidents  of  travel. 
17  pp.    ( Ohr.  Exam.  v.  24, 1838,  p.  31.) 

Stephens,  Joseph  Rayner.    Holtoake,  G. 

J.     Life  of  Joseph  Rayner  Stephens,     n.  d. 
Stephens,  Robert.  Thesaurus.  See  Estienne, 

R. 
Stephens,    Thomas.     Literature    of    the 

Kymry ;  being  a  critical  essay  on  the  history 

of  the  language  and  literature  of  Wales, 

during  the  13  and  succeeding  centuries  .  .  . 

Llandovery,  1849.     8°.  2256 

Stephens,  William  Richard  Wood.  Life  and 

letters  of  Walter  Farquhar  Hook.     3  ed. 

London,  1879.     2  v.  8°.  4881 

Saint   John    Chrysostom,    his    life    and 

times.  A  sketch  of  the  church  and  the  em- 
pire in  the  4  century.  2  ed.  London,  1880. 
8°.  ,5885 

(Ed.)  Memoir  of  the  Right  Hon.  Wil- 
liam Page  Wood,  Baron  Hatherley.  See 
Wood,  W.  P.,  Baron  Hatherley. 

Stephens.  See  also  Estienne.— Etienne.— 
Steevens.- Stefano.—  StefiEens.—  Stephan.- 
Stephanus.— Stephen.— Stevens. 

Stephenson,  George.  Smh,es,  S.  Life  of 
George  Stephenson.     1858. 

Aldeii,  H.  M.  George  and  Eobert  S.  17  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  37, 1868,  p.  605.)— Guernsey,  A.  H.  The 
father  of  railways.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1867, 
p.  667.)— I,aiigel,  A.  Les  deux  S.  25  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1860,  2  pSr.  v.  25,  p.  664.)— NlcoU,  H.  J.  The 
steam  engine,  and  Its  application  to  locomotion :  Watt, 
Stephenson,  Fulton,  Bell.  49  pp-.  (Great  movements, 
p.  364.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  61, 1863,  p.  405 ;  London 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  9,  1858,  p.  605;  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  87, 
1868,  p.  21. 

Stephenson,  John.  Medical  zoology,  and 
rnineralogy;  or,  illustrations  and  descrip- 
tions of  the  animals  and  minerals  employed 
in  medicine,  and  of  the  preparations  de- 
rived from  them  :  including  also  an  account 
of  animal  and  mineral  poisons.  London, 
1838.     r.  8°.  —2594 

Stephenson,  John   Hall.     1718-85.     The 

blackbird ;  To  Miss  .    6  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Srit. 

poets,  V.  7,  p.  75;  Bltson,  J.,  Eng.  anthology,  v.  2,  p.  94.) 

Stephenson,  Robert.  1803-59.  Report  on 
the  atmospheric  railway  system.  London, 
1844.    4°.  —3731 

Jeaffeeson,  J.  C.  Life  of  Robert  Ste- 
phenson.    1864,  3  V. 

Marshall,  W.  P.     Description  of  the 

patent  locomotive  steam  engine  of  Messrs. 
Robert  Stephenson  and  Co.    1888. 

Alden,  H.  M.  George  and  Bobert  S.  17  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  37,  1868,  p.  605.)— Ijaiigel,  A.  Les  deux 
S.  26  pp.  (iJei).  d.  draiKmondes,  1860,  2  p6r.v.  25,  p.  664.) 
—Smiles,  S.  Roberts.  7pp.  (Fraser's Mag. y.  60, 1B59, 
p.  661.)— Stephenson  and  Falrbairn'g  tntoular 
bridges.     48  pp.     (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  13,  1860,  p.  399.) 


STEPHENSON 


4266 


STERNBERG 


Stephenson,  S.  E.,  and  Stephenson,  A. 

(TVs.)  John  de  Witt.  See  Lefevre  Pon- 
talls,  A. 

Stephenson.    See  also  Stevenson. 

Stephenson,  Fort.  Proceedings  at  the  un- 
veiling of  the  soldiers'  monument  on  the 
site  of  Fort  Stephenson,  Fremont,  Ohio. 
1885. 

Stepney,  George.  1663-1707.  Poetical  works. 
Edinbui-gh,  1793.  8°.  (Anderson,  E.,  Brit. 
poeis,  V.  6.)  1363 

Poems.    17  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  8,  p. 

347.)— To  the  evening  star.  2  pp.  (Camptell,  T., 
Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p.  391 ;  Bitson,  J.,  Eng,  anthol.  V.  1,  p. 
141.) — Works.    53pp.    (Works  of  most  eel.  minor  poetSyY. 

2,  p.  1.) 

An-derson,  B.    Life  of  S.   2  pp.    (/n  Ms  Brit,  poets, 

T.  6,  p.  617.)— Johnson,  S.  Lite  of  S.  3  pp.  (Works, 
V.  7,  p.  226;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng. poets,  v.  8,  p.  349.) 

Stepney,  Mrs.  Russell  Manners,  Lady.  Heir 
presumptive.  26  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  11, 
1836,  p.  465.) 

Stepniak,  pseud.    See  Dragomanof,  M.,  in 

supplement. 
Steps  of  belief.    Clarke,  J.  F.  —4236 

Steps  to  the  temple  (sacred  poetry).    84 

pp.    Crashaw,  R.,  Compt.  works,  p.  1. 
Stepson,  The.     17  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  28,  1846,  p.  1.) 

Stereography.    See  Geometry. 

Stereoscope.  Brewster,  Sir  D.  The 
stereoscope ;  its  history,  theory  and  con- 
struction.    1856. 

Babinet,  J.    Le  8t6r6oscope  at  de  la  vision  blnocu- 

lalre.    10  pp.    (Eev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1853,  n.  p§r.  2  s.  v. 

3,  p.  383.)— Binocular  vision  and  the  stereo- 
scope. 40  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  17,  1852,  p.  166.)— 
Holmes,  O.  W.  The  stereoscope  and  the  stereo- 
graph. 42  pp.  (In  Ids  Soundings  from  the  Atlantic, 
p.  124 ;  and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  3, 1859,  p.  738.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  49, 1867,  p.  694. 

Stereotype  printing.  Essay  on.  Hodg- 
son, T.  W.68 

Sterility.  Duncan,  J.  M.  Fecundity,  fer- 
tility, sterility.     1866. 

Sterling,  John.  1806-44.  Essays  and  tales, 
collected  and  ed.,  with  a  memoir  of  his  life 
by  Julius  Charles  Hare.  London,  1848.  3 
V.  12°.  2297 

Contents.    Alexander   the  Great,  v.  1 On  the 

Broad  stone  of  honour,  v.  1.— Burns,  v.  1.— On 
Carlyle,  v.  1.— The  Caterpillar,  v.  2.— A  Chronicle 
of  England,  v.  2 — On  Coleridge's  Christabel, 
V.  1.— Columbus,  V.  1.— The  Crystal  prison,  v.  2. 
— Crystals  from  a  cavern,  v.  2. — Cydon,  v.  2. — 
Critical  essays,  v.  1. — Characteristics  of  German 
genius,  V.  1 — Gnstavus  Adolphns,  v.  1.— Hare, 
J.  0.  Sketch  of  the  author's  life,  v.  1.— Joan  of  Arc. 
T.  1.— Lecture  on  the  worth  of  knowledge,  v.  1.— 
I,and  and  sea,  v.  2.— The  Last  of  the  giants,  v. 
2 — Ijycian  painter,  v.  2.— Melita,  v.  2.— Milton, 
V.  1.— Montaigne,  v.  1.— Napier's  War  in  the 
peninsula,  v.  1.  — The  Onyx  ring,  v.  2.  —  The 
Palace  of  Morgana,  v.  2.— Sayings  and  essay- 
iugs,  V.  2.— Shades  of  the  dead,  v.  1.— The  Shell, 
T.  2.— Simonides,  v.  1.— The  Sons  of  Iron,  v.  2. 
—The  Substitute  for  Apollo,  v.  2. — The  Suit  of 
armour  and  the  skeleton,  v.  2. — Tales  and 
apologues,  v.  2.  —  Tennyson's  Poems,  v.  1.— 
Fragments  from  the  travels  of  Theodore  Xllbert,  v. 
2.— Thoughts  and  Images,  v.  2.— Wycliffe,  v.  1. 
— Zamor,  v.  2. 

Poetical  works.     1  Am.  ed.    Phila.  1842. 

12°-  1395 

Coeur  de  Iilon.    24  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  39, 1849, 

pp.  170,  277,  406.)— Thoughts   in  rhyme.    11   pp. 

(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  38,  1848,  pp.  308,  628 ;  v.  39,  1849,  p.  110 : 
V.  41, 1850,  pp.  485,  660.) 

Poems.    7  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  66,  1840, 

p.  166.)- Strafford  5  a  tragedy.  10  pp.  (Bey.  of  in 
Westm.  Bev.  v.  41, 1844,  p.  119.) 

Caeltle,  T.  Life  of  John  sterling.  1870. 


Hare,  J.  C.    Memoir  of  a.    232  pp.    (Sterling,  J., 

Essays  and  tales,  v.  1,  p.  1 :  Eev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Bev. 
V.  8,  1848,  p.  176;  Eraser's  Mag.  y.  37,  1848,  p.  187.)— 
9Iont£gnt,  E.  Thomas  Carlyle  et  S.  32  pp.  (Bee.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1852,  n.  p«r.  v.  15,  p.  133.]— Sterling  and 
his  biographers.  14  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39, 
1862,  p.  185.)— Tuckerman,H.  T.  The  idealist:  John 
Sterling.  16  pp.  (In  his  Characteristics  of  literature, 
p.  193.) 

Sterling.    See  also  Stirling. 

Sterling;  or,  the  Knight  of  St.  Swithing. 

Ward,  R.  P. ,  Pictures  of  the  world,  v.  1.   1207 
Stern,  Adolf.    1835—.    Fuenfzig  jahre  deut- 

scher  dichtung,  1820-70.    Mit  biographisch- 

kritischen     einleitungen.       Leipzig,     1871. 

r.  8°.  2353 

Fuenfzig  jahre  deutscher  prosa,  1820-70. 

Mit  biographisch-kritischen  einleitungen. 
Leipzig,  1873.    4°.  2243 

Lexikon  der  deutschen  national-littera- 

tur.     Leipzig,  1883.    p.  8°.  1186 

Stern,  Alfred.  1846—.  Geschichte  der  re- 
volution in  England.  Mit  portraets,  illus- 
trationen,  und  karten.  Berlin,  1881.  8°. 
(Oncken,  W.,  Allgem.  geschichte,  3  haupt- 
abth.  4  theil.)  3724 

Milton  und  seine  zeit.    Leipzig,  1877-79. 

4  V.  in  2,  8°.  4853 

Milton  und  Cromivell.    31  pp.    (Samml.  wissens. 

vortrg.  v.  10,  1876,  p.  681.)— Socialisten  der  rcfor- 
mationszeit*  36  pp.  tSamml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  18, 
1883,  p.  507.) 

Stem,  Daniel  {pseud.)    See  Agoult,  M.  C.  S. 

de  F.,  Comtesse  d'. 
Stern,  Bev.  Henry  Aaron.    Isaacs,  A.  A. 

Biography  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Aaron  Stem, 

D.  D.     1886. 
Stern,  John.    Last  confession,  prayers,  and 

meditations    of.      London,    1682.      sm.   fo. 

{Tracts  rel.  to  popish  plot,  v.  2.)  1521 

Stern,  Ludwig  (JV.)    Ancient  festivals  of 

the  Nile.  8  pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  10, 
p.  37.)— (rr.)  Song  of  the  harper.  4  pp.  (Birch, 
S.,  Records  of  the  past,  y.  6,  p.  127.)— Foundation  of  the 
temple  of  the  Sun  at  Heliopolls.    7  pp.    (Birch, 

S.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  12,  p.  61.) 

Stern,  Reinhard  {Ed.)  Gratii  Falisci  et 
Olympii  Nemesiani  carmina  venatica.  See 
Gratius  Faliscus  and  Nemesianus,  M.  A.  O. 
(in  supplement). 

Sternberg,  Aaron.  Angriflswaflfen  im  alt- 
franzoesisohen  epos.  Marburg,  1886.  8°. 
(Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  48.) 

Sternberg,  Alexander  von.    Recollections 

of  S.  23  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16, 1869, 
p.164.)— Royalisten.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  iVaser's  ifoo. 
y.  39,  1849,  p.  35.)  " 

Sternberg,  George  M.  1838—.   Contribution 

to  the  study  of  the  bacterial  organisms  commonly 
found  upon  exposed  mucous  surfaces  and  in  the  ali- 
mentary canal  of  healthy  individuals.  25  pp.  3  pi. 
(Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  BopUns  Univ. 
studies  from  the  biol.  lair.  v.  2,  1883,  p.  167.)— Disease 
germs.  10  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10, 
p.  69.)  — Experiments  with  disinfectants.  12  pp. 
(Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2, 1883,  p.  201.)— Malaria. 
24  pp.  (Am.  Pub,  Health  Assoc.  Repm-ts,  v.  9,  p.  31.)— 
Fatal  form  of  septicaemia  in  the  rabbit,  produced 
by  the  sub-cutaneous  Injection  of  human  saliva.  18 
pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Bop- 
kins  Univ.  studies  from,  the  biol.  labr.  T.  2, 1883,  p.  183.)— 
Yellow  fever  and  quarantine.  7  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6,  p.  361.)— Yellow  fever 
in  Pensacola,  Fla.,  in  1873,  74,  and  76.  19  pp.  {Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  y.  2,  p.  468.) 

Sternberg,  Kaspar  Maria,  Graf.  1768-1838. 
Versuch  einer  geognostisch-botanischen  dar- 
stellung  der  Flora  der  vorwelt.  Regens- 
burg,  1825-38.    2  v.  fo.  --1571 


STERNBERG 


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STEUART 


Sternberg,  Thomas.  Dialect  and  folklore 
of  Northamptonshire.    London,  1851.    13°. 

—3137 

Sterne,  Laurence.  1713-68.  Works.  With 
a  life  of  the  author,  written  by  himself. 
London,  1819.    4  v.  8°.  3186 

Contents.  Fragment,  t.  4.— History  of  a  good 
warm  watch  coat,  v.  4.— Ijetterg,  v.  4.— Memoirs 
of  the  life  and  family  ot  S.  v.  1.— Sentimental 
Journey  through  France  and  Italy,  T.  2.  — 
Sermons,  v.  3,  4.— Lite  and  opinions  ot  Tristram 
Shaudy,  7.1,2. 

Letters  supposed  to  have  been  written 

by  Yoriok  and  Eliza.  [Anon.]  London, 
1779.    3  Y.  16°.  ,3316 

iVofe.— Imaginary  letters. 

Letters.  With  a  fragment  in  the  manner 

of  Rabelais.  To  which  are  preflx'd,  memoirs 
of  his  life  and  family.  London,  1775.  8  v. 
16°.  4767 

Novels,  viz.  Tristram  Shandy,  and  Senti- 
mental journey.  London,  1831.  8°.  (Bal- 
la,atyne,  J.,  Novdist^s  Libr.)  1383 

Voyages  sentimental  en  France.  Amster- 
dam, 1788.  8°.  (Gamier,  C.  G.  T.,  Voyages 
imag.  v.  38,  p.  1.)  1397 

Yoriok 's  empfindsame  reise  durch  Frank- 

reich  und  Italian.  Aus  dem  englischen 
uebersetzt  von  C.  C.  Meissner.  Zwickau, 
1835.     18°-  1308 

Fereiar,  J.   Illustrations  of  Sterne:  with 

other  essays  and  verses.    1813,  3  v.  in  1. 

Bagehot,  W.    Sterne  and  Thackeray.    40  pp.    (In 

Ms  Literary  studies,  v.  2,  p.  106.)— Carey,  M.  Remarks 
on  the  charge  o£  plagiarism  alleged  against  8.  12  pp. 
(Misad.  essays,  p.  437.)— Sterne  in£dlt ;  Le  Koran. 
Tr.  par  Alfred  Hedouln.  61  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Quart.  Rev. 
T.  94, 1854,  p.  303.)— Tristram,  Shandy  or  the  Cax- 
tons?    14  pp.    [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  63, 1856,  p.  253.) 

Fitzgerald,  P.  H.     Life  of  Laurence 

Sterne.     1864,  3  v.     (Rev.  of  in  Blaidkwood''s 
g.  v.  97,  1865,  p.  540.) 
Traill,  H.  D.    Sterne,    n.  d.    (Morley, 
J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.) 

Collins,  0.  A.     Poet's   corner;    or,   an  English 

writer's  tomb.  6  pp.  (JUacmillan's  Hag.  v.  2,  1860,  p. 
128.)— Gallery  of  illustrious  Irishmen.  ITo.  VI. 
Sterne,  n  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  8, 1836,  p.  247.)- 
Hill,  A.  8.  Laurence  Sterne.  37  pp.  (N.  Am.  Sev. 
V.  107,  1868,  p.  1.)— Jeaffreson,  3.  0.  In  Ids  Novels 
.and  novelists,  v.  1,  p.  180.  43  pp.— Mont^gut,  E. 
Laurence  Sterne.  46  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  monaes,  1865, 
2  p6r.  T.  67,  p.  925.)— Scott,  Sir  W.  Laurence  Sterne. 
26  pp.  (Miseel.  works,  v.  3,  p.  273.)— Sterne  and  his 
day.  130  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  60,  1862,  pp.  179, 
277;  663,  701 ;  V.  61,  1863,  pp.  64, 199,  335,  468,  553,  700 ; 
T.  62, 1863,  p.  82.) — Sterne  in  the  Stereoscope.  19 
pp.  (DubUn  Vhiv.  Mag.  v.  56, 1860,  p.  642.)— Thackeray, 
W.  M.  Sterne  and  Goldsmith.  37  pp.  (In  his  Eng. 
humourists,  p.  326.)— Traditions  of  S.  and  Bunyan. 
6  pp.  (Maemillan's  Mag.  v.  28, 1873,  p.  238.)— Tucter- 
man,  H.  T.  Laurence  Sterne,  the  sentimentalist.  27 
pp.  (Essays,  p.  315.) 
See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  81, 1856,  p.  361. 

Sterne,  Lydia.    Fitzgerald,  P.   "MyLydia." 

8  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  10, 1874,  p.  465.) 
Sterne,  Simon.  1839—.  Constitutional  his- 
tory and  political  development  of  the  United 
States.  New  York  [1883].  13°.  —1345 
On  representative  government  and  per- 
sonal representation.  Phila.  1871. -8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Fraser^s  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1873,  p.  334.) 

—1357 
Sterngesane.     3  pp.     (Sohroeer,  J.  K., 

Deutsch.  weihnachtspiele  aus  Ungam,  p.  59.) 

Sterrett,  John  Robert  Sitlington,  Ph.  D. 
Epigraphical  journey  in  Asia  Minor.  Bos- 
ton) 1888.    8°.    (Archaeol.  Inst,  of  America, 


Papers  of  the  Am.  school  of  class,  studies  at 
Athens,  Y.^.)  1733 

Preliminary  report  of  an  archaeological 

journey  made  in  Asia  Minor  during  the 
summer  of  1884.  Boston,  1885.  8°.  (Ar- 
chaeol. Inst,  of  America,  Am.  school  of  class, 
studies  at  Athens.)  1733 

Wolfe  expedition  to  Asia  Minor.   Boston, 

1888.  8°.  (Archaeol.  Inst,  of  America,  Papers 
of  the  Am.  school  of  class,  studies  at  Athens, 
V.  3.)  1733 

Inscriptions  ot  Assos.    90  pp.    (Archaeol.  Inst,  ot 

America,  Papers  of  the  Am.  school  of  class,  studies  at 
Athens,  v.  1, 1885,  p.  1.)— Inscriptions  ot  Tralleis.  30 
pp.  (Archaeol.  Inst,  of  America,  Papers  of  the  Am. 
school  of  class,  studies  at  Athens,  v.  1, 1885,  p.  91.) 

Stesichorus,  of  Himera.    B.  C.  633-553? 

rragmenta.  [Sr.]  24  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Or. 
V.  3,  p.  973;  Galsford,  T.,  Poet.  min.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  336.)— 
[Gedlohte.  Gr.  and  Ger.]  25  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A., 
Or.  lyriTeer,  v.  6,  p.  156.) 

AltoertI,  E.     De  carmlnlbus  mythlola  Steslchorl 

Hlmerensls.  14  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  Alterthumsw.  v.  23,  1856, 
p.  481.)— B.,  E.  P.  Critical  remarks  on  the  fragments 
of  Sappho,  Aloaeus,  and  S.  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class. 
Jmm.  V.  23, 1821,  p.  306.)— Geel,  J.  De  Steslchorl  Pa- 
Unodla.    16  pp.    (Rhelnisch.  mus.  v.  6, 1839,  p.  1.) 

Stesimbrotns,  of  Thasos.    Fragmenta.    7 

pp.   (Dldot,  A.  P.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  52.) 

Stetson,  Charles  B.  Technical  education: 
what  it  is,  and  what  American  public  schools 
should  teach.  An  essay  based  on  an  exami- 
nation of  the  methods  and  results  of  techni- 
cal education  in  Europe,  as  shown  by  ofiQcial 
reports.    Boston,  1874.     13°.  —3387 

Stettlner  Sntomologiscbe  zeitnng. 
Herausg.  von  dem  Entomologischen  vereine 
zu  Stettin,  1840-90.  Stettin,  1840-90.  51  v. 
8°.  —3697,  —3696 

Steuart,  Andrew.  Agriculture  in  Britain 
at  the  present  day.  41  pp.  (Cambridge  essays,  1857, 
p.  64.) 

Stenart,  Sir  Henry.  1759-1838.  The  plan- 
ter's guide ;  or,  a  practical  essay  on  the  best 
method  of  giving  immediate  effect  to  wood, 
by  the  removal  of  large  trees  and  under- 
wood .  .  .  New  York,  1833.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  49,  1839,  p.  103  ;  and  in 
^Mort.  iJeu.  V.  37,  1838,  p.  303.)  —4684 

R.,  J.    Letter, from  the  author  of  the  "Vindication 

of  the  memorle  of  the  SomervlUes"  to  Sir  S.  7  pp. 
(Blatikwood's  Mag.  v.  3, 1818,  p.  438.)— Stenart's  theory 
of  transplantation.  24  pp.  (BlajcTmiood' s  Mag.  v.  23, 
1828,  p.  409.)  , 

Stenart,  Oen.  Sir  James  Denham.  1744-1839. 

Anecdotes  of  the  lite  of  Sir  James  Steuart.  31  pp. 
(Steuart,  Sir  J.  D.,  Worlcs,  v.  6,  p.  359.) 

Steuart,  Sir  James  Denham.  1713-80. 
Works,  political,  metaphysical,  and  chrono- 
logical. Now  first  collected  by  General  Sir 
James  Steuart,  his  son,  from  his  father's 
corrected  copies.  To  which  are  subjoined 
anecdotes  of  the  author.  London,  1805.  6  v. 
8°.  —1304 

Contents.  Anecdotes  of  the  life  of  S-.hy  Gen. 
Sir  J.D.  Steuart,  v.  6.— Observations  on  Dr.  Beattie's 
essay  on  the  nature  and  Immutahility  of 
truth;  Letter  from  Dr.  Beattie  to  William  Cumine, 
V.  6.— Observations  on  the  new  bill  lor  altering  and 
amending  the  laws  which  regulate  the  quallflcatlons 
ot  freeholders  [1776],  v.  6. -Dissertation  on  the 
policy  of  grain,  with  a  view  to  a  plan  lor  preventing 
scarcity  or  exorbitant  prices  In  the  common  markets 

of  England,  v.  5 Considerations  on  the  interest  ot 

the  county  of  Ijanark  in  Scotland,  v.  6.— Principles 
ot  money  applied  to  the  present  state  of  the  coin  in 
Bengal;  Letter  from  Mr.  Francis;  Sir  J.  Steuart's 
answer  to  Mr.  Francis's  letter,  v.  6.  —  Dissertation 
upon  the  doctrine  and  principles  of  money,  applied 
to  German  coin,  v.  6.  —  Apologle  du  sentiment  de 


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NeTTton  sur  ranclenne  chronologle  des  Grecs,  v.  6.— 
Answers  to  Dea  VlgnoUes'  dissertation  upon  Sir  I. 
Newton's  chronology,  v.  6.— Dissertation  concerning 
the  motive  of  obedience  to  the  laws  of  God,  v.  6. 
—Inquiry  into  the  principles  of  political  economy, 
T.  1-4.— Critical  remarks  and  general  otserTatlon  upon 
a  book,  System  of  nature,  toy  Mlrabaud,  v.  6.— Plan 
for  Introducing  an  uniformity  of  Trelghts  and 
measures  over  the  world,  v.  5. 

Inquiry  into  the  principles  of  political 

economy.     London,  1767.    3  v.  4°.       —1303 

Eirskine,  D.  S.,  Earl  of  Buchan.    Memoirs  of  the 

life  of  S.  10  pp.  (Soc.  of  antiq.  Sootl.  Archaeol.  Scot. 
V.  1, 1792,  p.  129.) 

Steuari.    See  also  Stewart.— Stuart. 
Stenb,  Ludwig.   1813—.    Kleine  geschichten 

aus  den  hergen.  11  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundsohau,  v.  20, 1879, 
p.  311.)— Foerstemann,  E.  Oherdeutschen  famiUen- 
namen  vOn  L.  Steub.  4  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  vergleich.  spracli- 
forsch.  V.  20,  1872,  p.  157.) 

Steuben,  Oen.  Friederich  Wilhelm  August 

Helnrich  Ferdinand  von.  1730-94.  Account  ot  his 
transactions  In  Virginia.  3  pp.  {Bist.  Mag.  v.  4, 1860, 
p.  301.) 

Kapp,  F.    Life  of  Frederick  William  von 

Steuben.     1859. 

Baron  Steuben.    44  pp.     {N.  Am,  Rev.  v.  99, 1864, 

p.  321.)— Bowen,  F.  Life  of  S.  88  pp.  (Sparks,  J., 
Am,  tiog.  1  s.  v.  9,  p.  1.)— Headley,  J.  T.  Major- 
General  Steuben.  21  pp.  (In  his  Washington  and  his 
generals,  v.  1 ,  p.  293.)— WortJi,  6en,Vf.  Baron  Steuben. 
13  pp.  JMag.  of  Am.  hist.  v.  8,  1882,  p.  187.) 

Steubing,  Adolph.  Analecta  critica  quae 
ad  testimonia  veterum  Terentiana  spectant. 
Marburgi  Cattorum,  1873.    8°.  3334 

Stenco,  Agostino  (Sieitcws,  or  Euguhinus). 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M§m.  des  hommes,  v.  36. 
Steudel,  Adolph.     Philosophie  im  umriss. 

10  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Zeits.  f,  philos.  v.  63,  1873,  -p.  283; 
v.  64,  1874,  p.  305;  v.  72,  1878,  p.  163.)— Sell warz,  H. 
Zum  wesen  Gottes  und  der  welt,  mlt  besonderer  rueok- 
slehtaufS.    13  pp.     (Zeiis. /.  liMZos.  v.  66, 1874,  p.  237.) 

Steudel,  Ernst  Gottlieb.  Nomenclator  bota- 
nicuB,  seu :  synonymica  plantarum  univer- 
salis ...  8  ed.  Stuttgartiae  et  Tubingae, 
1840-41.    3  V.  r.  8°.  —3692 

Contents. 
Abalon-Kyrtanthus,  v.  1.       Labatla-Zyrphells,  v.  2. 

Steur,  Charles.  Ethnographie  des  peuples 
de  1 'Europe  avant  Jesus  Christ,  ou  essai  sur 
'  lesnomades  de  I'Asie,  leurs  migrations,  leur 
origine,  leurs  idees  religieuses,  leurs  carac- 
teres  socieux,  etc.  Bruxelles,  1872-73.  8  v. 
r.  8°.  1793 

St^vart,  Armand  {Ed.)  Prooes  de  Martin 
Etienne  van  Velden,  professeur  d  I'Univer- 
site  de  Louvain.  Bruxelles,  1871.  8°.  {With 
Oampan,  A.,  Abrigi  hist.:  Coll.  demim.  rel. 
hist,  de  Belgique,  XVII sieele.)  3625 

SteTenSt  Abel,  D.  D.  1815—.  History  of 
the  Meth  odist  Episcopal  Church  in  the  United 
States  of  America.  New  York,  1868.  3  v. 
12°.  —3387 

Madame  de  Stael :  a  study  of  her  life 

and  times.  The  1  revolution  and  the  1  em- 
pire.   New  York,  n.  d.    3  v.  12°.  5831 

Women  of  Methodism :  its  8  foundresses, 

Susanna  Wesley,  the  Countess  of  Hunting- 
don, and  Barbara  Heck  ;  with  sketches  of 
their  female  associates  and  successors  in  the 
early  history  of  the  denomination.  New 
York  [1866].     13°.  —3377 

SteTens,  Augusta.    Auf  wiedersehn.     4  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  66,  1877,  p.  287.)- Within  a  year. 
7  pp.     [Harper's  Mag.  v.  66, 1878,  p.  266.) 

SteTens,  Benjamin  Franklin  {Ed.)  1833—. 
Campaign  in  Virginia,  1781.  An  exact  re- 
print of  6  rare  pamphlets  on  the  Clinton- 
Cornwallis  controversy,  with  very  numerous 


important  unpublished  MS  notes  by  Sir 
Henry  Clinton.    London,  1888.    3  v.  r.  8°. 

3631 

SteTen§l,  Maj.-Oen.  Ebenezer.  Stevens,  J. 
A.  Ebenezer  Stevens,  Lieut.-Col.  of  artillery  in  the 
Continental  army.  23  pp.  (Mag,  of  Am,  hist,  v.  1, 1877, 
p.  688.) 

StevenSj  l  lAeut.  Edward  Lewis.    Lincoln, 

A.  Biography  of  S.  4  pp.  {Harvard  Mem.  Mog.  v.  2, 
p.  391.) 

SteTens,  Edward  Thomas.  Flint  chips.  A 
guide  to  pre-historio  archaeology,  as  illus- 
trated by  the  collection  in  the  Blackmore 
Museum,  Salisbury.  London,  1870.   8°.    1786 

SteTens,  George.     Practical  irrigator  and 

drainer.    36  pp.    (Eev.  of  In  Westm,  Bev.  v.  39,  1843, 
p.  231.) 
SteTens,  George  Alexander.   1730-84.   Wine 
vault.    6  pp.    (Campbell,  T. ,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6,  p.  436.) 

SteTens,  George  T.    Three  years  in  the  6 

Corps.    New  York,  1867.     8°.  3656 

SteTens,  1  Lieut.  Gorham  Phillips.    Brooks, 

Frederick.  Biography  of  S.  10  pp.  (Harvard  Mem, 
l>iog,y,  2,  p.  396.) 
SteTens,  Henry.  1819-86.  Analytical  index 
to  the  colonial  documents  of  New  Jersey, 
in  the  state  paper  offices  of  England.  Ed. 
by  William  A.  Whitehead.  New  York,  1858. 
8°-     {N.J.mat.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  5.)  8575 

Benjamin  Franklin's  life  and  writings. 

A  bibliographical  essay  on  the  Stevens'  col- 
lection of  books  and  manuscripts  relating  to 
Dr.  Franklin.     London,  1881.     8°.         W.33 

Bibles  in  the  Caxton  Exhibition,  1877;  or, 

a  bibliographical  description  of  nearly  1000 
representative  Bibles.    London,  1878.     8.°. 

W.54 

Bibliotheca  Americana.     A  catalogue  of 

books  relating  to  the  history  and  literature 
of  America-.    London,  1861.     8°.  L.71 

Bibliotheca  geographica  et  historica  ;  or, 

a  catalogue  of  a  9  days  sale  of  rare  and 
valuable  .  .  .  books  .  .  .  many  relating  to 
North  and  South  America  and  others  to 
Europe,  etc.    London,  1873.     8°.  W.56 

Bibliotheca  historica ;  or,  a  catalogue  of 

5000  volumes  of  books  and  manuscripts  re- 
lating chiefly  to  the  history  and  literature 
of  North  and  South  America.  Boston  and 
Cambridge,  1870.    8°.  W.13 

Catalogue  of  my  English  library.  Lon- 
don, 1858.     16°  L.114 

Historical  collections.  Catalogue  1  por- 
tion of  the  extensive  and  varied  collections 
of  rare  books  and  manuscripts  relating 
chiefly  to  the  history  and  literature  of  Amer- 
ica.    [London,  1881.]    r.  8°.  W.13 

— ;—  Historical  nuggets.  Bibliotheca  Amer- 
icana ;  or,  a  descriptive  account  of  my  col- 
lection of  rare  books  relating  to  America. 
London,  1862.     3  v.  16°.  W.56 

Contents. 
Abbeville-Koster,  v.  1.  Labat-Zurla,  v.  2. 

Recollections   of   Mr.  James  Lenox   of 

New  York  and  the  formation  of  his  library. 
London,  1886.     12°.  3797 

Sebastian  Cabot— John  Cabot.     Boston, 

1870.     sq.  16°.  4797 

(Ed.)    Dawn  of  British  trade  in  the  East 

Indies,  as  recorded  in  the  court  minutes  of 
the  East  India  Company,  1599-1603.  With 
an  introduction  by  Sir  George  Birdwood. 
London,  1886.     8°.  —3893 


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Ilomeg,  H,  A.    Henry  Steyens.    1  p.    {Libr.  Journ. 

V.  11, 1886,  p.  109.) 

SteTens,  Henry,  Jr.  (Ed.)    Petitions  to  the 

king,  1766.    13  pp.    (Vermont  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1, 1870, 
p.  271.) 

Stevens,  Henry  George,  and  Haynes, 
Robert  W.  Bibliotheca  legum.  A  catalogue 
of  law  books,  including  all  the  reports  in  the 
various  courts  of  England,  Scotland,  and 
Ireland ;  with  a  supplement  to  Jan.  1874. 
London,  1874.    16°.  W.18 

Catalogue  of  modern  law  books,  in- 
cluding all  the  reports  in  England,  Scotland, 
and  Ireland.  Together  with  an  addenda  of 
publications  issued  to  Dec.  31, 1868.  London, 
1869.     16°.  W.18 

Catalogue  of  modern  law  works,  in- 
cluding the  principal  American  treatises 
published  during  the  years  1865-73.  London, 
1874.    13°.    {With  their  Bibliotheca  legum.) 

W.18 

StCTCns,  Maj.-Gen.  Isaac  Ingalls.  1818-63. 
Campaigns  of  the  Rio  Grande  and  of  Mexico, 
with  notices  of  the  recent  work  of  Major 
Ripley.  New  York,  1851.  8°.  (Bound 
pamph.  Y.  2S9.)  5934 

Narrative  and  final  report  of  explorations 

for  ...  a  Pacific  railroad  . .  .  from  St.  Paul 
to  Puget  sound.  Washington,  1855.  4°- 
(Pacific  R.  R.  reports,  v.  13  ;  U.  S.  36  Cong. 
1  sess.  exec.  doc.  No.  56.)  — 3511 

Report  of  explorations  for  a  route  for  the 

Pacific  railroad,  near  the  47  and  49  parallels 
of  north  latitude.  Washington,  1855.  4°. 
(Paeific  R.  R.  reports,  v.  1;  U.  S.  33  Cong.  3 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  78. )  — 3511 

Report  upon  the  Northern  Pacific  rail- 
road exploration  and  survey.  [Washington, 
1854.1  8°.  (H.  Doe.  No.  129  \  Bound  pamph. 
V.  334.)  5934 

Stevens,  John  Austin,  Jr.  1837—.  Albert 
Gallatin.  Boston,  1884.  13°.  (Morse,  J.  T., 
Jr.,  Am.  statesmen.)  3777 

Expedition  of  Lafayette  against  Arnold. 

Baltimore,  1878.  8°.  (Maryland  Hist.  Soc. 
Fund  pub.  No.  13.)  3503 

Yorktown  centennial  handbook.  His- 
torical and  topographical  guide  to  the  York- 
town  peninsula,  Richmond,  James  river  and 
Norfolk.     lUustr.    New  York,  1881.     13°. 

1617 

English  In  New  York,  1664-89.    36  pp.    (Wlnsor,  J., 

Narrative  and  crit.  hist,  of  America,  v.  3,  p.  385.) 

Stevens,  John  L.,  LL.  D.  History  of  Gus- 
tavus  AdolphuB.    New  York,  1884.    8°.    5894 

Stevens,  Lewis  Tebbetts,  PTi.  D.,  and  IJee, 
Frederic  Schiller,  Ph.  D.  Action  ot  intermittent  pres- 
sure and  of  defihrlnated  blood  upon  the  blood-vessels 
of  the  frog  and  the  terrapin.  21  pp.  (Martin,  H.  N., 
and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  TTniv.  studies  from  the 
hiol.  lair.  T.  3, 1885,  p.  99.) 

Stevens,  Paran.  Report  on  clothing  and 
woven  fabrics,  being  classes  27  to  39  of  group  i.  86 
pp.  (Blake,  W.  P.,  ZF,  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports, 
V.  6.)  —  Beport  upon  musical  Instruments.  18  pp. 
(Blake,  W.  P., IT.  /Sf.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports,  v.  6.) 

Stevens,  Capt.  Phineas.  1707-56.  Journal 
of,  to  and  from  Canada,  1749.  7  pp.  (N.  H.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  V.  6, 1837,  p.  199.)— Memorial.  2  pp.  (N.  H.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  V.  4, 1834,  p.  138.)— Starli,  0.  In  his  Mem.  of 
Gen.  John  Stark,  p.  372.    14  pp. 

Stevens,  Thaddeus,  LL.  D.  1793-1868.  On 
secession ;  Badical  republican  opinion ;  In  the  House 
ot  Eep.,  Jan.  29,  1861.  7  pp.  (Johnston,  A.,  Bepresen- 
tative  Am.  orations,  v.  3,  p.  110.)— On  the  first  reconstruc- 


tion bill;  House  ot  Eep.,  Jan.  3,1867.  8  pp.  (John- 
ston, A.,  ^presentative  Am.  orations,  v.  3,  p.  276.) 

Callender,  E.  B.    Thaddeus  Stevens : 

commoner.     1883. 

Memorial  addresses  on  the  life  and  char- 
acter of,  delivered  in  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives, Washington,  D.  C,  Dec.  17, 1868. 
Washington,  1869.     8°.  3883 

Sumner,  0.  Eulogy  on  Stevens.  10  pp.  (Callen- 
der, E.  B.,  Thaddeus  Stevens,  p.  200;  Bumner,  C,  Works, 
V.  13,  p.  2.) 

Stevens,  Thaddeus  Morrell,  M.  D.  1830-85. 
History  ot  health- work  in  Indiana.  5  pp.  (Am.  Pub. 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  8,  p.  63.)  — True  value  of 
chemical  analysis  in  determining  the  hygienic  purity 
of  potable  water.  4  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Re- 
ports, V.  10,  p.  96.) 

Stevens,  Thomas.    16  cent.    Voyage  to  Goa 

in  1679,  in  the  Portuguese  fleet.  9  pp.  {Keir,  B,.,  Voy- 
ages, V.  7,  p.  462;  Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  B81 ; 
Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  191.) 
Stevens,  William,  M.  D.  Observations  on 
the  healthy  and  diseased  properties  ot  the  blood.  17 
pp.    (Eev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  48, 1832,  p.  37B.) 

Stevens,  William.  --Memoirs  of  the  life  and 
martyrdom  of  John  Bradford  ;  with  his  ex- 
aminations, letters,  etc.,  arranged  in  chro- 
nological order.    London,  1833.    8°.       4785 

Stevens,  William  Bacon, D.  D.,M.  D.,  LL.D. 
1815-87.  History  of  Georgia,  from  its  1  dis- 
covery by  Europeans  to  the  adoption  of  the 
present  constitution  in  1798.  New  York, 
1847-59.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  67,  1848,  p.  391.)  3585 

Brief  history  of  the  silk  culture  in  Georgia.    23  pp. 

(Harris,  T.  M.,  Biog.  mem.  of  Oglethorpe,  p.  391.)— Dis- 
course delivered  before  the  Georgia  Historical  Society, 
at  the  celebration  of  their  2  anniversary.  36  pp. 
(Georgia  Hist.  Soc.  Co!!,  v.  2,  1842,  p.  1 :  Eev.  ot  in  N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  64, 1842,  p.  253.) 

See  also  Creorsta  Historical  Society,  Collections, 
v.  1,  2, 1840-42. 

Stevens,  Col.  William  Oliver.    Loring,  O.  G. , 

Jr.  Biography  of  S.  13  pp.  (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1, 
p.  137.) 

Stevens.  See  also  Estienne. — Etienne. — Stee- 
vens.— Stefano. — Stephan. —  Stephani. — Ste- 
phanus. — Stephen.— Stephens. 

Stevenson,  Alan.  1807-65.  Report  to  the 
committee  of  the  commissioners  of  northern 
lights,  appointed  to  take  into  consideration 
the  subject  of  illuminating,  the  lighthouses 
by  means  of  lenses.     Edinburgh,  1835.    4°. 

—3763 

Stevenson,  B.  F.    Cumberland  Gap.    39  pp. 

[Sketches  of  war  history,  1861-65,  v.  1,  p.  329.) 

Stevenson,  David.  1815-86.  Canal  and 
river  engineering.    Edinburgh,  1858.    8°. 

—3736 
Stevenson,  E.     Escavazione   di  un  antico 

dlverticolo  al  quarto  migllo  della  via  Tiburtina.  24 
pp.  2  pi.  (Borne,  Oomm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  6, 
1878,  p.  215.)— Osservazloni  sulla  CoUectlo  canonum  di 
Deusdedlt.  94  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  di  storia  patria,  .4rcM»to, 
V.  8,  1885,  p.  305.) 

Stevenson,  George  J.  Memorials  of  the 
Wesley  family:  including  biographical  and 
historical  sketches  of  all  the  members  of  thp 
family  for  350  years.  1  pi.  1  map.  London 
[1856].    8°.  4873 

Stevenson,  Henry.  Birds  of  Norfolk,  with 
remarks  on  their  habits,  migration,  and  local 
distribution.  London,  1866-70.  3  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  76, 1867,  p.  608.) 

—3635 

Di  una  pianta  di  Boma  diplnta  da  Taddeo  di  Bartolo 

nella  cappella  Interna  del  palazzo  del  Oomune  dl 
Sienna.  32  pp.  2  pi.  (Borne,  Oomm.  archeol.  muni- 
clp. Ball.  V.  9, 1881,  p.  74.) 


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Stevenson,  James.  1840-88.  Illustrative 
catalogues  of  the  collections  obtained  from 
the  Indians  of  New  Mexico  and  Arizona  in 
1879-80.  Washington,  1883.  4°.  (Smith- 
son.  Inst.  Bureau  of  Ethnol.  2  annual  re- 
port.) —2531 

Illustrated  catalogue  of   the   collections  obtained 

from  the  pueblos  of  ZuQl,  New  Mexico,  and  Wolpl, 
Arizona,  In  1881.  84  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Bureau  of 
Ethnol.  3  annual  report^  p.  511.) 

SteTeilSOn,  Bev.  John.  Mycologia  Scotica. 
The  fungi  of  Scotland,  and  their  geograph- 
ical distribution.     Edinburgh,  1879.     12°. 

—2687 

SteTeusou,  John,  D.  D.  (2>.)  See  Kalpa 
Sutra  and  Nava  Tatva. 

(IV.)    iSee  Sanhita  of  the  Sama  Veda. 

Stevenson,  Sm' John  A.    [Notice  of.]    14  pp. 

1  pi.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  37, 1851,  p.  490.) 

Stevenson,  John  James.  House  architec- 
ture.   London,  1880.    2  v.  r.  8°.  —1782 

Stevenson,  John  James,  Ph.  D.  Eeport  of 
progress  in  the  Fayette  and  Westmoreland 
district  of  the  bituminous  coal  fields  of 
western  Pennsylvania.  Harrisburg,  1877- 
78.  2v.  8°.  [Pa.Zgeol.surv.K.K.)  —4646 
Contents.  Eastern  Alleghany  county,  etc.  v.  1. — 
Ligonier  valley,  v.  2. 

Report  of  progress  in  the  Greene  and 

Washington  district  of  the  bituminous  coal- 
fieldsof  western Pennsylvania,1875.  Harris- 
burg, 1876.   8".   (Pa.Zgeol.surv.K.)   —4647 

Second  geological  survey  of  Pennsylvania, 

1877.  Report  of  progress  in  the  Fayette  and 
Westmoreland  district  of  bituminous  coal- 
fields of  western  Pennsylvania.  Harris- 
burg, 1877-78.  2  V.  8°.  —4646 
Contents.  Eastern  Alleghany  county  and  Fayette 
and  Westmoreland  counties  west  from  Chestnut  Bidge, 
V.  1. — Ligonier  valley,  v.  2. 

Stevenson,  Bev.  Joseph.  Mary  Stuart :  a 
narrative  of  the  first  18  years  of  her  life, 
principally  from  original  documents.  Edin- 
burgh, 1886.     12°.  2587 

(Ed.)  Alliterative  romance  of  Alexander, 

from  the  unique  MS  in  the  Ashmolean  Mu- 
seum.  London,  1849.  4°.    (BoxhurgheCluh.) 

1262 

[Ed.)     Anglo-Saxon  and  early  English 

psalter :  now  1  printed  from  MSS  in  the 
British  Museum.  London,  1843-47.  3  v.  8°. 
{Surtees  Soc.  v.  16,  19.)  2546 

(Ed.)  Chronicon  monasterii  de  Abing- 
don. London,  1858.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Gt.  Brit. 
Bolls  chron.)  4564 

(Ed.)  Documents  illustrative  of  the  his- 
tory of  Scotland,  from  the  death  of  King 
Alexander  III  to  the  accession  of  Robert 
Bruce,  1286-1806.   Edinburgh,  1870.    2  v.  8°. 

2582 

(Ed.)    Latin  hymns  of  the  Anglo-Saxon 

church,  with  an  interlinear  gloss ;  derived 
chiefiy  from  a  MS  of  the  11  century,  pre- 
served in  the  library  of  the  dean  and  chapter 
of  Durham.  Durham,  1851.  8°.  (Surtees 
Soc.  V.  23.)  3546 

(Ed.)    Letters  and  papers  illustrative  of 

the  wars  of  the  English  in  France  during  the 
reign  of  Henry  VI,  King  of  England.  Lon- 
don, 1861-64.  3  V.  in  3,  r.  8°.  (Gt.  Brit. 
Bolls  chron. )  4514 


(Ed.)  Liber  vitae  ecclesiae  Dunelmensis  ; 

nee  non  obituaria  duo  ejusdem  ecclesiae. 
London,  1841.   8°-    (Surtees Soc.  \.  13.)    2546 

(Ed.)    Life  and  death  of  King  James  I 

of  Scotland.  [Edinburgh],  1837.  4°.  (Mait- 
land  Club.)  2593 

(Ed.)    Narratives  of  the  expulsion  of  the 

English  from  Normandy,  1449-50.  London, 
1863.    r.  8°.     (Gt.  Brit.  Bolls  chron.)       4534 

Contents.  Bloiidel,  B.  De  reductione  Normannlae. 
—Conferences  between  the  ambassadors  of  France 
and  England.— Le  Bonvler,  J.  {Berry).  Le  Eecouvre- 
ment  de  Normendie. 

(Ed.)      Rituale   ecclesiae   Dunelmensis. 

Nunc  primum  typis  mandatum.  London, 
1840.     8°.     (Surtees Soe.  r.  10.)  3546 

(Ed. )  Bedae  Historia  eoclesiastica  gentis 

Anglorum.    See  Beda  Venerabilis. 

(Ed.)    Bedae  Opera  historica.    See  Beda 

Venerabilis. 

(Ed.)    Calendar  of  state  papers,  foreign 

s. ,  reign  of  Elizabeth,  .1558-65.  See  Calendar. 

(Ed.)      Chronicon    Ricardi    Divisiensis. 

See  Richard,  of  Devizes. 

(Ed.)    Correspondence  of  Robert  Bowes, 

of  Aske.    See  Bowes,  R. 

(Ed.)    Documents  illustr.  of  Sir  William 

Wallace.    See  Wallace,  Sir  W. 

(Ed.)      Gildas,    De    excidio  Britanniae. 

See  Gildas  (the  Wise). 

(Ed.)    Libellus  de  vita  et  miraculis  S. 

Godrici.    See  Reginald ,  of  Durham. 

(Ed.)     Nennii  Historia  Britonum.     See 

Nennius,  Abbot  of  Bangor. 

(Ed.)     Owl  and  the  nightingale.     See 

Guildford,  N.  de. 

(Ed.)  Radulphi  de  Coggeshall,  Chroni- 
con Anglicanum.    See  Coggeshalle,  R. 

(Ed.)    Lancelot    du  Lak.    See  Lancelot 

du  Lak. 

(Ed.)  See  aZso  Church  historians  of  Eng- 
land. 

and  Waring,  George   (Eds.)    Lindis- 

fame  and  Rushworth  Gospels,  now  1  printed 
from  the  original  MSS  in  the  British  Museum 
and  the  Bodleian  Library.  Durham,  1854- 
65.    4v.  8°.     (Swiees  Soc.  v.  28,  39,  43,  48.) 

2546,  2545 

Stevenson,  R.  Randolph,  M.D.    Southern 

side ;    or,   Andersonville    prison.     [With   5 

illustr.  and  map.]   Baltimore,  1876.   8°.   2655 

Stevenson,  Robert.  1772-1850.  Specifica- 
tion of  Hutoheson  bridge  over  the  Clyde  at  Glasgow. 
35  pp.    (Weale,  J.,  Bridges,  v.  1,  p.  106.) 

Stevenson,  Robert  Louis  Balfour.  1850—. 
Familiar  studies  of  men  and  books.  2  ed. 
London,  1886.     8°.  2205 

Contents.  Some  aspects  of  Eobert  Burng,— Charles 
of  Orleans. —Victor  Hngo's  romances.- John 
Knox  and  his  relations  to  women.— Samuel  Fepys. 
—Henry  David  Thorean:  his  character  and  opin- 
ions— Frangois  Villon,  student,  poet,  and  house- 
breaker.—Walt  Whitman.— Toslilda-Torajlro. 

Travels  with  a  donkey  in  the  Cevennes. 

Boston,  1879.     16°.  1468 

Memoir  of  Fleemlng  Jenkin.    162  pp.    (Jenkin,  F., 

Papers,  lit.,  set.,  etc.  v.  1,  p.  Ix.)— Not  yet,  my  soul.  2 
pp.    [Atlant.  Monthly, V.  46, 1880,  p.  459.) 

Stevenson^  Seth  William,  and  others.!  .Dic- 
tionary of  Roman  coins,  republican  and  im- 
perial. Illustr.  by  upwards  of  700  engrav- 
ings on  wood.    London,  1889.    8°.  1103 


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Stevenson,   Thomas.      Tides     and   coast- 

worka.    22  pp.    (Inst,  of  Civil  Engln.  Byiro-medhanics, 
p.  161.) 

Stevenson,  W.  B.  Historical  and  descrip- 
tive narrative  of  20  years 'residence  in  South 
America.    London,  1835.     3  v.  8°.  2486 

Stevenson,  William.  1773-1839.  Historical 
sketch  of  the  progress  of  discovery,  naviga- 
tion, and  commerce,  from  the  earliest  records 
to  the  beginning  of  the  19  century.  Edin- 
burgh, 1824.  8°.  —1464 
The  same  in  Kerr,  R. ,  Voyages,  v.  18. 

Stevenson.    See  also  Stephenson. 

Stevers,  Anthoni  Palamedesz.    Havard,  H. 

In  his  L'art  et  les  artistes  hoUanaais,  v.  2,  p.  1.    70  pp. 

Stewarcl,  George.    On  the  Epistle  to  the 

Hebrews.  23  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  39, 
1873,  p.  106.)— Principles  of  oliuroh  government  in  their 
application  to  Wesleyan  Methodism.  28  pp.  {Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  18, 1853,  p.  612.) 

Stetrardson,  Henry  0.  Survey  of  western 
Palestine.  General  index.  London,  1888. 
r.  8°.    (Palestine  Explor.  Fund.)  1472 

Stewart.  Poems.  11  pp.  (Sibbald,  J., 
Chron.  of  Scottish  poetry  t  v.  2,  p.  35.) 

Stewart,  Alexander.  'Twixt  Ben  Nevis  and 
Glencoe  :  the  natural  history,  legends,  and 
folk-lore  of  the  West  Highlands.  Edin- 
burgh, 1885.    p.  8°.  3594 

Stewart,  Alexander,  and  Menzies,  Allan 
(Trs.)  Philosophy  of  religion  on  the  basis 
of  its  history.    See  Pfleiderer,  O. 

Stewart,  Bev.  Alexander.  Beith,  A.  Alex- 
ander Stewart.  8  pp.  (^JHsruption  worthies^  Memorial  of 
1843,  V.  4,  p.  455.) 

Stewart,  Alexander  Patrick,  M.  D.    1813- 

83.  Some  considerations  on  the  nature  and  pathology 
of  typhus  and  typhoid  fever.  Ed.  by  W.  Cayley.  66 
pp.  (Kew  Sydenham  Soc.  Selected  monographs,  v.  110, 
p.  167.)— Memoir  of.  6  pp.  (New  Sydenham  Soo. 
Selected  monographs,  v.  110,  p.  222.) 
Stewart,  Alexander  Tufney.  Campbell,  W. 
W.  Alex.  T.  Stewart.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  34, 1867, 
p.  522.)— McCabe,  J.  D.,  Jr.  Alexander  T.  Stewart. 
20  pp.    (In  his  Great  fortunes,  p. 94.) 

Stewart,  Aubrey  (Tr.)  Holy  places  visited 
by  Antoninus  Martyr.  See  Antoninus  Pla- 
centinus. 

(ZJ-.)    Pilgrimage  of  the  holy  Paula.   See 

Hieronymus  Sophronius,  E.,  St. 

[Tr.)  Itinerary  from  Bordeaux  to  Jeru- 
salem.   See  Itinerary. 

Pilgrimage  of  Joannes  Phocas.  Sfee  Joan- 
nes Phooas  (in  supplement). 

and  LiOng,  George  (TVs.)    Plutarchus. 

Lives.    See  Plutarchus. 

Stewart,  Balfour,  F.  B.  S.  1838—.  Lessons 
in  elementary  physics.  2  ed.  London,  1871. 
16°.  -1518 

Conservation  of  energy.  New  York,  1874. 

12°.     (Internat.  Sd.  S.)  —1517 

Solar  physics.    41  pp.    ( Owens  College  essays,  p.  69.) 

and  Tait,  Peter  Guthrie.  Unseen  uni- 
verse, or  physical  speculations  on  a  future 
state.  London,  1875.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  64,  1876,  p.  35  ;  Fraser^s  Mag. 
n.  8.  v.  13,  1876,  p.  60  ;  London  Quart.  Bev. 
v'.  45,  1876,  p.  49.)  —4315 

Clifford,  W.  K.  Unseen  universe.  26  pp.  (Lec- 
tures and  essays,  v.  1,  p.  228 ;  and  Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  17, 
1876,  p.  776.) 

Stewart,  Charles,  F.  L.  S.  Elements  of  natu- 
ral history ;  being  an  introduction  to  the 
Systema  naturae  of  Linnaeus  .  .  .  [Anon.} 
London,  1801-03.    3  v.  8°.  —1493 


Contents.    Amplilbla,  v.  1. — Birds,  v.  1. — Fishes, 
v.  1. — Insects,  v.  2.— niammalta,  v.  1. — Vermes, 

y.  2. 

Stewart,  Bear-Admiral  Charles.     Popular 

portraits.  Charles  Stewart,  U.  S.  navy.  8  pp.  (Dem. 
Bev.  V.  28,  1851,  p.  449.) 

Stewart,  Maj.   Charles.     Original  Persian 

letters.  6  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Valpy,  A.  J.,  CTass.Jbum.  v. 
32,1826,  p.  220.)  ^'  I' 

Stewart,  Charles  James.  Catalogue  of  the 
library  collected  by  Miss  Richardson  Currer, 
at  Eshton  hall.  Craven,  Yorkshire.  London, 
1833.     8°.  L.73 

Stewart,  Charles  Samuel,  D.  D.  Visit  to  the 

South  Seas,  in  the  U.  S.  ship  Vincennes,  1829-30.  23 
pp.  (Kev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  33,  1831,  p.  484;  and 
Westm.  Bev.  v.  16, 1832,  p.  341.) 

Stewart,  Charles  William  Vane,  K.O.,  3 
Marquis  of  Londonderry.  '.See  Vane,  C.  W. 
S . ,  1  Earl  Vane  and  3  Marquis  of  Londonderry. 

SteM'art,  David,  Earl  ofBuchan,  and  MintO, 
Walter,  LL.  D.  Account  of  the  life,  writings, 
and  inventions  of  John  Napier,  of  Mer- 
chiston.    Perth,  1787.    4°.  4772 

Stewart,  Maj.-Qen.  David.  Sketches  "of  the 
character,  manners,  and  present  state  of  the 
Highlanders  of  Scotland  ;  with  details  of 
the  military  service  of  the  Highland  regi- 
ments. 3  ed.  Edinburgh,  1835.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  11,  1833,  p. 
387.)  3584 

Stewart,  David,  Purviance,  Robert,  and 
liatrobe,  John  H.  B.  The  Rainbow  ;  or 
lights  and  shadows  of  fashionable  life. 
[Anon.}    Baltimore,  1832.     13°.  3297 

Stewart,  Dugald.  1753-1838.  Collected 
works.  Ed.  by  Sir  William  Hamilton.  Edin- 
burgh, 1854-58.  10  V.  8°-  2173 
Cmtents.  Philosophy  of  the  active  and  moral 
powers  of  man,  v.  6,  7.— Dissertation,  exhibiting 
the  progress  of  metaphysical,  etliical,  and 
political  philosophy,  since  the  revival  of  letters 

m  Europe,  v.  l Outlines  of  moral  philosophy,  v. 

2,  6,  7.— Philosophical  essays,  v.  6.— Elements  of 
the  philosophy  of  the  human  mind,  v.  2-4.— 
Lectures  on  political  economy,  v.  8,  9.— Biograph- 
ical memoirs  of  Adam  Smith,  William  Bobertson, 
Thomas  Beid,  v.  10.— Veltch,  J.  Memoir  of  8.,  with 
his  correspondence,  v.  10. 

(Bev.^of  In  DuMin  Univ.  Mag.  i.  45, 1865,  p.  96.) 

Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  Wil- 
liam Robertson,  D.  D.  London,  1801.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev:  v.  2, 1803,  p.  229.)  3752 
—  Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  Thomas  Beld.  36 
pp.  (Beld,  T.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1 :  Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev. 
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Stewart,  Frederick  William  Robert,  4  Mar- 
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Stewart,  George,  Jr.  1848—.  Canada  under 
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London,  1878.     8°.  1616 

Story  of  the  great  fire  in  St.  John,  N.  B., 

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Stewart,  James  M.  America's  salutation, 
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Stewart,  John.  Account  of  Prince  Edward 
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Stewart,  John  Alexander  {Ed.)  English 
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Stewart,  John  Lindsay,  and  Brandis, 
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Stewart, X/ieuf.-Co?.  Matthew.  —1851.  Some 

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Stewart,  Matthew,  D.  D.  Playfair,  J.  Bio- 
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Stewart,  Mordeoai.  Youth's  guide,  dedi- 
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Stewart,  Robert,  Viscount  Castlereagh,  3 
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Calendar  of  flora,  v.  2.— Martyn,  Prof.  Additions  to  the 
Calendar  of  flora,  v.  2.— Swedish  Calendar  of  florai,  t)y 


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Alex.  M.  Berger,  v.  2.— Theophrastns.  Calendar  ot 
flora,  V.  2.— Discourse  concerulng  the  irritability  of 
some  flowers.  Tr.from  the  Italian  of  Count  Giovanni 
del  Colvola,  v.  2.— Otservatlons  on  grasses,  v.  2.— 
Additional  observations  on  grasses,  hy  Prof.  Martyn, 
V.  2. — Swedish  Pan;  or,  Introduction  to  ohservatlons 
on  grasses,  hy  N.  Hasselgren,  v.  2.— Memoranda  for  a 
history  of  biislbaiidry,  v.  2.— Josepb,  v.  2.— liiter- 
ary  lilfe,  hy  W.  Coxe,  v.  1.— Medea,  v.  2.— Preface  to 

the  Miscellaneous  tracts,  v.  2 Moses  and  Zip- 

porali,  v.  2.— Character  of  Eobert  Price,  v.  2.— Select 
songs  from  the  Oratorio  of  Paradise  Lost,  and  other 
pieces,  v.  2. — Sonnets,  v.  2. — Verses  occasioned  by  2 
lines  In  a  poem  of  Mr.  Talenr,  v.  2.— On  the  foliation 
of  trees,  tr.  from  the  treatise  of  H.  Barck,  as  an  intro- 
duction to  the  Calendars  of  flora,  v.  2. 

Stillingfleet,  Edward,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Wor- 
cester. 1635-99.  Works ;  together  with  his 
life  and  character.    London,  1710.    6  v.  to. 

—4333 
Contents.    Answer  to  the  paper  delivered  by  Mr. 
Asliton  at  his  execution,  to  Sir  Francis  Child . .  . 
together  with  the  paper  itself,  v.  3 Discourse  con- 
cerning bonds  of  resignation  ot  benefices,  in  point 

of  law  and  conscience,  v.  3 Ot  the  Jurisdiction  ot  the 

bishops  in  capital  causes,  v.  3.— Vindication  of  Their 
Majesties'  authority  to  fill  the  sees  of  the  deprived 
bishops,  V.  3 — Answer  to  some  papers..  .  .  concerning 
the  authority  ot  the  Catholic  Church  in  matters  of 
faith,  and  the  reformation  ot  the  Church  ot  England, 
V.  6.— Vindication  ot  the  answer  to  some  late  papers 
concerning  the  unity  and  authority  of  the  Catholic 
Church,  and  the  reformation  ot  the  Church  ot  Eng- 
land, V.  8.— Mysteries  of  the  Christian  faith  asserted 
and  vindicated,  v,  3. — Discourse  concerning  the  doc- 
trine of  Christ's  satisfaction,  v.  3. — Two  discourses 
concerning  the  doctrine  ot  Christ's  satisfaction:  or, 
the  true  reason  ot  his  sufferings,  v.  3.— Discourse  con- 
cerning the  idolatry  practised  In  the  Church  of 
Rome,  and  the  hazard  of  salvation  in  the  communion 
of  It,  V.  6.— Answer  to  several  late  treatises,  occasioned 
by  a  book  entitled  A  discourse  concerning  the  idolatry 
practised  in  the  Church  of  Rome,  etc.  v.  5.— Defence 
of  the  Discourse  concerning  the  idolatry  practised  in 
the  Church  of  Rome,  v.  6. — Doctrines  and  practices  of 
the  Church  ot  Rome  truly  represented,  v.  6.— Second 
part  ot  the  answer  to  T.  G.,  being  a  particular  defence 
of  the  charge  ot  idolatry  against  the  Church  of  Rome 
In  the  worship  ot  images,  v.  6.— Several  conferences 
between  a  Romish  priest,  a  fauatlck-chaplain,  and  a 
divine  of  the  Church  of  England,  concerning  the  Idol- 
atry of  the  Church  ot  Rome,  v.  6.— Case  of  visitation 
of  colleges,  in  the  House  of  Lords,  in  Exeter-College 
case,  V.  3. — Case  of  commendauis  in  the  House  of 
Lords,  V.  3.— Answer  to  Mr.  Cressy's  Xlpistle  apo- 

logetical  to  a  person  of  honour,  etc.  v.  5 On  the 

nature  of  our  ecclesiastical  Jurisdiction,  and  the 

laws  on  which  It  stands,  v.  3 Discourse  concerulng 

the  power  of  excommunication  in  a  Christian 
church',  T.  2 — Discourse  concerning  the  nature  and 
grounds  of  the  certainty  of  faith,  etc.  v.  6.— Letter  to 
Mr.  Goddeu;  giving  a  true  account  of  a  late  con- 
ference at  the  deanery  ot  St.  Paul's,  v.  6.— Second  letter 
to  Mr.  Godden,  v.  6.— Qodivin,  T.  Lite  arid  character 
of  .  .  .  the  late  Dr.  Edw.  Stilllngfleet,  v.  1.— Second  dis- 
course, in  vindication  ot  the  Protestant  grounds  ot 
faith  against  the  pretence  of  the  Infallibility  of 
the  Roman  church,  v.  5.— Irenicum  ;  a  weapon- 
salve  for  the  churche's  woundes,  v.  2.— Ot  the  ecclesi- 
astical Jurisdiction  with  respect  to  legal  suprem- 
acy, V.  3. —  Answer  to  Mr.  I,ocke's  letter,  con- 
cerning some  passages  relating  to  his  Essay  of  human 
understanding:  mention'd  in  the  late  Discourse  in 
vindication  of  the  Trinity,  v.  3.— Discourse  of  the  true 
antiquity  ot  liondon,  arid  its  state  In  the  Roman 
times,  V.  3. — Origines  Britannicae ;  or,  the  anti- 
quities of  the  British  churches,  v;  3.  —  Origines 
sacrae  $  or,  a  rational  account  of  the  grounds  of  the 
Christian  faith,  v.  2.— Ecclesiastical  cases  relating  to 
the  duties  and  rights  of  the  parochial  clergy,  v.  3. 
—A  rational  account  ot  the  grounds  of  Protestant 
religion,  v.  4.— Reply  to  Mr.  J.  Serj  eant's  3  appendix, 
containing  some  animadversions  on  the  book  entitled, 
A  rational  account  of  the  ground  ot  the  Protestant 
religion,  v.  3.— Letter  to  a  Deist  In  answer  to  several 
objections  against  the  truth  and  authority  ot  the 
Scriptures,  v.  2.  —  Discourse  concerning  the  un- 
reasonableness of  the  new  separation,  v.  3.— Un- 
reasonableness of  separation :  or,  an  impartial  ac- 
count of  the  history. . .  of  tlie  present  separation  from 
the  communion  of  the  Church  of  England,  v.  2.— Fifty 
sermons  preached  upon  several  occasions,  v.  1. —   * 


Council  ot  Trent  examln'd  and  dlsprov'd  by  Oathollok 
tradition,  v.  6.— Answer  to  some  late  passages  ot  J.  W. 
of  the  Society  of  Jesus,  concerning  the  prohibition  of 
Scripture  In  vulgar  languages  by  the  Council  of  Trent, 
V.  6.— Dicourse  In  vindication  of  the  doctrine  of  the 
Trinity,  v.  3.— Doctrine  ot  the  Trinity  and  Trau- 
substantlation  compared  as  to  Scripture,  reason, 
and  tradition,  v.  6.— Indexes,  v.  1,  6. 

Origines  Britannicae  ;  or,  the  antiquities 

of  the  British  churches.  To  which  is  added, 
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Godwin,  T.      Lite  and  character  ot  S.      46  pp. 

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Stillman,  Marie  Spartali.    Needham,  Mrs. 

E.  G.  0.  Marie  Spartali  Stillman.  3  pp.  (/»  Tier  Eng. 
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Stillwater  tragedy.  The.  108  pp.  Aldrich, 

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Stilo,  Lucius  ..iElius  Praeconinus.     B.  C.  1 

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Stimmen  der  liebe,  gedichte.     43  pp. 

Schlegel,  K.  W.  F.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  9,  p.  151. 

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Menan :  or,  the  region  about  the  mouth  of  the  bay  ot 
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Stimson,  Alexander  Lovett.  1816—.  History 
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Beverage  we  infuse.    27  pp.     [Blaclcwood's  Mag. 

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63  pp.     (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  74,  1853,  pp.  129,  605,  678.)— 


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Stinde,  Julius  Ernst  Wilhelm.  1841—.  The 
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Frau  Wilhelmine,  the  concluding  part  of 

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Stinnecke,  Henry  A.  Miscellaneaheraldica. 

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S  tinson,  John  Harrison.  Organon  of  science. 

Eureka,  Cal.,  1879.    13°.  —1498 

Stirling,  9  Earl  of.    See  Humphreys,  A. 
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Stirling,  J.  Propagation  of  the  salmonidae. 
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Stirling,  James.  Letters  from  the  slave 
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Caird,  E.    Kant's  deduction  ot  the  categories;  Tvlth 

special  relation  to  the  views  of  S.  26  pp.  {Journ.Speo. 
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Stirling,  M.  C.    A  landscape  painter's  tale. 

11  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  23, 1881,  p.  379.) 
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Philosophy  of  trade ;  or,  outlines  of  a 

theory  of  profits  and  prices,  including  an 
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(Tr.)      Economic  sophisms — Harmonies 

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Stirling^  "William.    See  Maxwell,  Sir  W.  S. 

Stirling,  William  Alexander,  Earl  of.  See 
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Stock  jobbing  and  the  stock  exchange. 

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ence to  the  principal  places  in  those  coun- 
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Contents. 
Ohatterton,  t.  2,  Shakespeare,  r.  1. 

Dryden,  v.  1.  Spenser,  v.  1. 

Gray,  t.  2.  Thomson,  v.  2. 

Milton,  V.  1.  Young,  t.  1,  2. 

Pope,  V.  1. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  12, 1808,  p.  62.) 

Memoirs  of   the  life  and    writings   of. 

Written  by  himself .  London,  1809.  2  v.  8°. 
(Eev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.v.  1, 1809,  p.  871.)  4882 

Foster,  J.    Lectures  on  the  truly  eminent  English 

poets,  by  S.    14  pp.    ( Crit.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  144.) 

Stockholm.    Diarium  Fratrum  Minorum 

Stockholmenslum,  lOOS-1502.  17  pp.  (Fant,  E.  M., 
Script,  rer.  Suede,  v.  1,  pt.  1,  p.  67.)— Slcetclles  in  S, 
10  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  T.  70, 1867,  p.  170.1— Wlese- 
ler,  E.  Die  sammlungen  classischer  kuustwerke  und 
alterthuemer  in  dem  Natlonalmuseum  zu  S.  48  pp. 
(Philologus,  v.  27, 1868,  p.  193.) 

Stockholmsscener  bakom  kulls> 
serna.    Carlen,  E.  S.  F.    3  pts.  in  1  v. 

—3103 
Stockmar,   Christian   Friedrich,   Freiherr 

von.  Irresponslhle  ministers.  Baron  Stockmar.  32 
pp.  (  Westm.  Xev.  n.  s.  v.  43, 1873,  p.  472.)— Memorials 
or  S.  34  pp.  {Edirt.  Bev.  v.  136,  1872,  p.  374 ;  Quart. 
Sev.  V.  133, 1872,  p.  386.)— Talllandler,  St.  E.  Souve- 
nirs du  m6decin  de  la  reine  Victoria.  207  pp.  (Bev. 
d.  deux  mmdes,  1876,  v.  13,  pp.  44,  665  ;  v.  14,  p.  73 ;  v.  16, 
p.  38;  V.  16,  p.  764.)— Vnlliemtn,  L.  Chretien  Fr^dS- 
rlc  de  Btockmar.  47  pp.  (BiUioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse, 
n.  p6r.  V.  45, 1872,  pp.  269,  413.) 

Stockton,  ( — ) .  On  the  practice  of  not  allow- 
ing counsel  to  prisoners  accused  of  felony.  22  pp. 
(Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  46, 1827,  p.  74.) 

Stockton,  Francis  Richard.  1834—.  Bor- 
rowed baggage.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  39,  1869, 
p.  417.) — A  Borrovred  month.  15  pp.  ( Century 
Mag.  T.  9, 1886,  pp.  637, 730.)— Camping  out  at  Rud- 
der Grange.  12  pp.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  16, 1878, 
p.  104.) — Casting  away  of  Mrs.  L^cks  and  Mrs. 
Aleshine.  31  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  10, 1886,  pp.  596, 706, 
870.)— The  Cloverfields  carriage.  7pp.  (Century 
Mag.  v.  9, 1886,  p.  389.)— The  Discourager  of  liesi- 
tancy.  3  pp.  (Century  Mag,  v.  8, 1885,  p.  482.)— The 
Dnsantes.  36  pp.  (Centurj/ Jfa^.  t.  13, 1883,  pp.  244, 
385,  617.)— The  Girl  at  Rudder  Grange.  12  pp. 
(Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  10,  1875,  p.  286.)— His  Trife'g 
deceased  sister.  6  pp.  {Century  Mag.  v.  B,WM,  p. 
463.)— The  Hundredth  mpQ.  131pp.  {Century Mag. 
y.  11,  1887,  pp.  93,  215,  397,  669,  707,  885  ;  v.  12, 1887,  pp. 
30,192,  346,497,  686,  872.J-Im  the  southeast  bas- 


tion. 7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882,  p.  278.)— The 
Iiady  or  the  tiger.  4  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  S,  1883, 
p.  83.)— The  Merry  Chanter.  68  pp.  I  Century  Mag. 
V.  17,  1890,  pp.  42,  292, 416,  543, 704.)— Mr.  Tolman.  12 
pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  61, 1880,  p.  371.)— The  Hew  Rud- 
der Grange.  13  pp.  (Sci-ibner's  Monthly,  v.  15, 1878, 
p.  632.)— Our  archery  club.  8  pp.  (Seribner's 
Monthly,  V.  18, 1879,  p.  542.)— Our  story.  6  pp.  ( Cen- 
tury Mag.  V.  4,  1883,  p.  762.)— Our  tavern.  9  pp. 
(Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  470.)— Our  tavern;  A 
Piece  of  red  calico.  24  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Humor- 
ous masterpieces  from  Am.  lit.  v.  2,  p.  168.) — Pierrot, 
warrior  and  statesman.  16  pp.  (Seribner's  Monthly, 
V.  10,  1876,  p.  720.)— Pilgrim's  packets ;  a  Christ- 
mas story.  4  pp.  (Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  5, 1873,  p.  333.) 
—Pomona  takes  the  helm  at  Budder  Grange.  11 
pp.  (Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  16, 1878,  p.  407.)— Pomona's 
bridal  trip.  11  pp.  (Scrihrter's  Monthly,  v.  17, 1879, 
p.  692.)— Pomona's  daughter.  8  pp.  (Century Mag. 
v.  4,  1883,  p.  20.)  —  Remarkable  Trreck  of  the 
"Thomas  Hyke."  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  tt.  6,  1884,  p. 
687.) — The  Reversible  landscape.  6  pp.  (Century 
Mag.  T.  6,  1884,  p.  434.)— Rudder  Grange.  8  pp. 
(Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  9,  1876,  p.  73.)— The  Rudder 
Grangers  In  England.  7  pp.  ( Century  Mag.  v.  3, 
1883,  p.  404.)— The  Spectral  mortgage.  7  pp.  ( Cen- 
tury Mag.  V.  3, 1883,  p.  663.)— Story  of  7  devils.  4  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  9,  1886,  p.  99.)— Tale  of  negative 
gravity.  10  pp.  (Century  Mag.  v.  7,  1885,  p.  186.)— 
On  the  training  of  parents.  4  pp.  (Century  Mag. 
V.  6, 1884,  p.  123.)— The  Transferred  ghost.  66  pp. 
(Century  Mag.  v.  2, 1882,  p.  43.) 

RIdeiug,  W.  H.  Erancls  Klohard  Stockton.  10  pp. 

(In  his  Boyhood  of  living  authors,  p.  121.) 

Stockton,  John  Drean.    1836-77.    Urania. 

3  pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  5, 1860,  p.  565.) 

Stockton,  Louise.    Kirby's  coals  of  Are.     5 

pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  36,  1875,  p.  699.)— Sylvia's 
suitors  ;  a  little  episode.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  t. 
46, 1880,  p.  206.) 

Stockton,  Marian.   An  old-fashioned  story. 

11  pp.     {Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  224.) 

Stockton,  Richard.  Sanderson,  J.  In  his 
Biog.  of  the  signers,  v.  2,  p.  181 ;  v.  3,  p.  79.    24  pp. 

Stockton,  Commodore  Robert  Field.  Sketch 
of  the  life  of  Com.  Robert  F.  Stockton.   1856. 

Stockton,  Thomas  Hewlings,  D.  D.  Web- 
ster, A.  T.  H.  Stockton.  6  pp.  (Piper,  K.  W.  F., 
Leaders  of  eh.  universal,  v.  2,  p.  773.) 

Stockton-Hongh,  John,  M.  D.     On  the 

relative  influence  of  city  and  country  life,  on  morality, 
health,  fecundity,  longevity,  and  mortality.  24  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  115.) 

Stockirell,  G.  S.  The  republic  of  Liberia  : 
its  geography,  climate,  soil,  and  productions, 
with  a  history  of  its  early  settlement.  New 
York,  1868.     13°.  3427 

StOCkwell,  John  Nelson.  Memoir  on  the 
secular  variations  of  the  elements  of  the  orbits  of  the 
8  principal  planets.  217  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Contrib. 
V.  18.) 

Stocqneler,  Joachim  Hay  ward.    An  object 

of  interest,  a  farce.  17  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
ilieat.  V.  7.) 

The  British  officer.    16  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  38, 1851,  p.  144.) 

Stodart,  Mrs.  J.  R.  (Tr.)  The  artist's  mar- 
ried life.    See  Schefer,  L. 

Stodart,  R.  R.  (Ed.)  Scottish  arms,  being 
a  collection  of  armorial  bearings,  A.  D.  1370- 
1678.  With  heraldic  and  genealogical  notes. 
Edinburgh,  1881.    2  v.  fo.  2763 

Stoddard,  Charles  Warren.    1843—.  Agas' 

slz.  1  p.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1872,  p.  370.)— Alba- 
tross. 1  p.  (Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  3,  1872,  p.  26.)— 
Alma  natura.  1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1871,  p. 
641.)— At  sea.  2  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p. 
124.)— Avalon.  2  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  i,  imo,  v- 
24.)— Barbarian  days.  9  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  4, 
1870,  p.  327.)— Circumstance.  1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly, 
v.  6,  1871,  p.  125.)— The  Cocoa-tree.  1  p.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  V.  6, 1870,  p.  443.)— Deux  enfans  nerdns.  3 
pp.  (  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  1,  1868,  p.  604.)- Exile.  1  p. 
I  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3,  1869,  p.  341.)— Expectation.  1 
p.    ( Overld.  Monthly,  y.  3, 1869,  p.  600.)— Pldile.    1  p. 


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( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  2, 1869,  p.  iVi.)—F'iga  of  tliigtica. 
1  p.  {Overld.  Monthly,  v.  4,  1870,  p.  312.)— Half  and 
half.  6  pp.  {Overld.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1873,  p.  86.)— 
Hearts  of  oalc.  i2  pp.  ( Oeerld.  Monthly,  y.  6, 1871, 
pp.  352,  419,  BQ7 ;  T.  7, 1871,  p.  61.)—"  The  House  that 
Jack  built."  4  pp.  [Overld.  Monthly, y.  10,i.S13, p. 
655.)— Hofv  1  converted  my  cannibal.  5  pp. 
{Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3, 1869,  p.  455,)— Xn  a  transport. 
9  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  y.  11, 1873,  p.  272.)— In  clover. 
1  p.  {OverU.  Monthly,  T.  1, 1868,  p.  253.)— In  the  Sier- 
ras. 2  pp.  (OveWd.  Jfon(My,v.  1,1868,  p.  44.)— Joe  of 
liahalna.  6  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  5, 1870,  p.  20.)— 
Kah«le.  9  pp.  {Ouerfd.  More(M!/,T.  10, 1873,  p.  238.)— 
Ijegend  of  the  Madonna.  1  p.  ( Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  2,  1869,  p.  40.)— Mating.  1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly,  V. 
1, 1868,  p.  384.)— Meridian.  1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly,  y. 
4,1870,  p.  125.)— My  South-Sea  show.  7  pp.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  T.  4, 1870,  p.  537.)— A  Nautical  career.  8  pp. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  407.)— One  life.  1  p. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1871,  p.  223.)— Palm  of  the  sea, 
1  p.  (  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6, 1871,  p.  57.)— A  Parable  of 
nature.  1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  560.)— 
Robinson  Crnsoe  ;  a  dream  of  youth.  2pp.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  v.  1,  1868,  p.  423.)— Sail  ho  I  2  pp.  (Overld. 
J)/6n(Wj/,  T.  5, 1870, p. 30.)— Samaritans.  2pp.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  y.  6, 1871,  p.  476.)— The  Snoiv  plant.  1  p. 
( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  1,  1868,  p.  133.)— Solitaire.  1  p. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  4, 1870,  p.  478.)— South  Sea  bub- 
bles. 1  p.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8, 1872,  p.  310.)- South 
Sea  Idyl.  7  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3, 1869,  p.  257.)— 
Sunset  from  Fuu  Mahoe.  1  p.  ( Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  2, 1869,  p.  309.)— Telling  a  secret.  2  pp.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  v.  6,  1871,  p.  372.)— Utopia.  2  pp.  (Overld. 
Monthly,  V.  2,  1869,  p.  506.)- Within  4  waUs.  6  pp. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  t.  10, 1873,  p.  452.) 

Stoddard,  Rev.  DaTid  Tappau.    Gulliver, 

J.  p.  David  Tappan  Stoddard.  19  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
V.  16,  1859,  p.  168.)— Mead,  C.  M.  Stoddard's  theo- 
logical lectures.  18  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  20,  1863, 
p.  734.) 

Stoddard,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Barstow.  1823—. 
Before  the  mirror.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  21, 1860,  p. 
164.)— Childless.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30,  1865,  p. 
696.) — The  Chimneys.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 
1865,  p.  726.)— The  Chimney-swallow's  Idyl.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  42,  1871,  p.  922.)— Collected  by  a 
valetudinarian.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  42,  1871, 
p.  96.)— The  Diiference.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  60, 
1875,  p.  322.)— Gull's  Bluff.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
T.  31,  1865,  p.  203.>— The  Inevitable  crisis.  9  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  T.  36,  1868,  p.  248.)— I<ast  days.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  y.  44, 1872,  p.  132.) — Ijemorne  versus 
Huell.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1863,  p.  637.)— 
Ijove  ivill  find  out  the  -way.  10  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  y.  65, 1882,  p.  567.)- tucy  Tavlsh's  journey. 
7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  36,  1867,  p.  666.)— "Me  and 
my  son."  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  41, 1870,  p.  213.)— 
Mercedes.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.l,lW1,p.Sn.)— 
The  Message.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  44, 1872,  p.  498.) 
— Music  in  a  croivd,  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  30, 1865, 
p.  48.) — Osgood's  predicaments,  10  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  27,  1863,  p.  52.)— A  Partie  car£e.'  14  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  y.  25, 1862,  p.  466.)— The  Perverse.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  y.  46, 1873,  p.  830.)- The  Poet's  secret. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  20, 1860,  p.  194.)— The  Prescrip- 
tion. 7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  28, 1864,  p.  794.)— Still 
unknown.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  24, 1862,  p.  83.)— 
The  Tryst.  1  p.  (Scriiner's  Monthly,  v.  19, 1880,  p.  198.) 
—Tuberoses.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  26, 1863,  p.  191.) 
— TTnexpected  blows.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  36, 
1868,  p.  64.)— Unreturning.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag. 
y.  36, 1868,  p.  160.)— The  Visit.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
y.  37, 1868,  p.  802;  T.  45, 1872,  p.  860.) 

Stoddard,  Richard  Henry.  1825—.    Poems. 

Complete  ed.    New  York,  1880.     8°.       1395 

Contents.    Book  of  the  east. — Garly  poems. — 

Hymns  of  the  niystlGs.— King's  bell.— Later 

poems. — Songs  of  summer. ' 

• Henry  Wadsworth  Longfellow.  A  medley 

in  prose  and  verse.    New  York,  1883.  sq.  8°. 

3891 

Songs  of  summer.    Boston,  1857.    p.  8°. 

1355 

After  the  ftaneral.    2  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  y.  20, 

1860,  p.  812.)— In  Alsatia.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  56, 
1878,  p.  632.)— Blind.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  42, 1871, 
p.  200.)— Brahma's  answer.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  48,  1874,  p.  680.)— A  Carcanet.  1  p.  (Soribner's 
Monthly,  y.  14, 1877,  p.  91.)— Compauious.    1  p.    (At- 


lant.  Monthly,  y.  39,  1877,  p.  717.)  —  Dies  natalls 
Chrlstl.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  p.  178.)— 
Memoir  ol  E.  A.  Dnyeklnck.  5  pp.  (With  Smith, 
8.,  Wit  and  wisdom,  p.  l.)—EnA  ot  all.  1  p.  {Atlant. 
jKbniWi/,  V.  4,  1869,  p.  170.)— The  Fillet.  1  p.  [Harper's 
Mag.  V.  61,  1875,  p.  776.)  —  Flower  of  love  lies 
bleeding.  1  p.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  7, 1874,  p.  646.) 
—The  Flown  bird,  a  Japanese  song.  1  p.  (Sorib- 
ner's Monthly,  v.  12, 1876,  p.  897.)— The  Follower.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  y.  60,  1876,  p.  636.)— History.  4  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  T.  42, 1878,  p.  467.}— Hospes  civitatls. 
Annus  mlrahllls  Beaput)llcae,  1876.  6  pp.  [Scribner's 
Monthly,  y.  12, 1876,  p.  584.)— Hymn  to  the  sea.  3  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  19,1880,  p.  458.) — In  memoriam. 
W.  S.    3  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  31,  1866,  p.  98.)— Irre- 

E arable.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  y.  1, 1874,  p.  281.)— 
Ifeofsong.  Ip.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  68, 1879,  p.  839.) 
— The  Ijittle  monk.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 
1864,  p.  638.) — Mare  victum.  4  pp.  [Harper's  Mag, 
T.17,1858,  p.  653.)— The  Marriage  knot.  1  p.  (Scrib- 
ner's Monthly,  y.  11, 1876,  p.  432.)— At  Merry  Mount. 

1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  y.  14,  1877,  p.  712.)— Mother 
and  child  are  -well.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  13, 
1856,  p.  767.)— Pearl  of  the  Philippines.  3  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  y.  49,  1874,  p.  321.)— Memoir  ot  Edgar 
AUan  Poe.  86  pp.  (Poe,  E.  A.,  Poems,  p.  15.)— The 
Rivals.  1  p.  [Harper's'  Mag.  v.  50,  1875,  p.  186.)— A 
Rose  song.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  13,  1877,  p. 
816.) — Saint  and  sinner.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
y.  9, 1875,  p.  811.)— The  Statue  In  clay.  1  p.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  16,'  1858,  p.  542.)— Tartar  love  song. 

2  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  1,  1871,  p.  379;  v.  2,  1871, 
p.  -285.)- The  Token.  2  pp.  [Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17, 
1879,  p.  893.)— The  Two  anchors.  1  p.  [Harper's 
Mag.  y.  49, 1874,  p.  662.)— Two  kings.  4  pp.  [Scrib- 
ner's Monthly,  y.  14,  1877,  p.  501.)— Wedding  under 
the  Directory.  3  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  y.  15, 1878, 
p.  520.)— When  this  old  flag  was  new.  8  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  43,  1871,  p.  231.)— Wisdom  and 
goodness.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  20,  1860,  p.  71.) — 
A  'Woman's  poem.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  18, 1859, 
p.  340.)— Wratlsla-w.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  39," 
1877,  p.  426.)— Youth  and  age.  2  pp.  (Athmt.  Monthly, 
y.  36, 1876,  p.  86.) 

(Ed.)     Bric-a-brac  series.     New  York, 

1874-75.     6  V.  12°.  3837 

Contents.  Barham,  B.  H.  D.  Personal  reminis- 
cences.—Chorley,  N.  P.  Personal  reminiscences.— 
Dudevant,  A.  L.  A.  D.  KecoUectlona.  ( With  M6rlm66, 
P.,£e«ert.)— Greville.O.  C.  P.  Memoirs.- Harness, 
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Koeniges  in  England,  von  F.  L.  v.  10.— Apollon's 
Iialn,  von  P.  L.  v.  6.— BeIsazer,von  0,  v.  4.— Eeise  in 
Deutscliland,  derSchweiz.Italien,  und  SlcUien,  von 
F.  L.  V.  6-9. — Gedlchte  aus  dem  grlecblscben,  ueber- 
setzt von  0.  V.  15, 16.— Gedlohte  aus  dem  lateinlsoben, 
uebersetzt  von  0.  und  F.  L.  v.  15.— Vorrede  uud  zu- 
schrif  t  zu  den  betracbtungen  und  beberzigungen  der 
Helligen  sclirift,  von  F.  L.  v.  20.  —  Homerus. 
Illas,  verdeutscht  durch  F.  L.  v.  11,  12.— lantben, 
von  F.  L.  V.  3.— Die  Ingel,  von  F.  L.  v.  3.— Zueignung 
der  gescblchte  der  religion  Jesu  Clirlgtl,  von  F.  L. 
V.  20.— Ueber  das  buoh-  Hlob  Oder  Job,  von  F.  L.  y. 
20.— Bin  buecWein  voti  der  liebe,  von  F.  L.  v.  20.— 
Oden,  lieder,  und  balladen,  v.  1,2. — Otanes,  von 
0.  V.  4.— Plato.  Auserlesene  gespraeohe,  uebersetzt 
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so  wlr  Fsalmen  nennen,  von  F.  L.  v.  20.— Der  Saeug- 
llng,  von  F.  L.  v.  4.— Serving  Tilling,  von  F.  L.  v. 
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Timoleon,  von  F.  L.  v.  5. — Die  Weigge  fran,  von 
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10  pp.    {Blackwood^s  Mag. 


4  pp, 


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4  pp.    {Harper^s  Mag.  v.  9, 


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Invasion  of  Canada  in  1775,  including  the 

journal  of  Captain  Simeon  Thayer,  describ- 
ing the  perils  and  sufferings  of  the  army 
under  Colonel  Benedict  Arnold,  in  its  march 
through  the  wilderness  to  Quebec,  with 
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Our  French  allies.     Rochambeau  and  his 

army,  Lafayette  and  his  devotion,  D'Es- 
taing,  De  Ternay,  Barras,  De  Grasse,  and 
their  fleets  in  the  great  war  of  the  American 
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John  Howland.    7  pp.    (New  Eng.  Hlat.  Geneal.  Soc. 

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Stone,  Elizabeth.  Chronicles  of  fashion, 
from  the  time  of  Elizabeth  to  the  early  part 
of  the  19  century,  in  manners,  amusements, 
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God's  acre:  or,  historical  notices  relating 

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Stone,  Ellen.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  El- 
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Stone,  Frank.     [Notice  of.]     3  pp.     {Brit. 

painters  of  tlie  18  and  19  cent.  p.  48.) 

Stone,  Frederick.  1830—.  Reports  of  the 
Commissioners  appointed  by  the  Legislature 
of  Maryland,  to  revise,  simplify,  and  abridge 
the  rules  of  practice  .  .  .    See  Price,  W. 

Stone,  Frederick  D.  Founding  of  Pennsyl- 
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(Ed.)  Pennsylvania  and  the  federal  con- 
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Stone,  Goodwin  Atkins.    Hopkins,  Mrs.  L.  P. 

Biography  ot  S.  21pp.  (Harvard  Mem.Uag.y.2,y. 313.) 
Stone,  Henry  Dickinson.  Personal  recollec- 
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Stone,  James  Kent,  D.  D.    Bacon,  L.  W. 

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Stone,  Bev.  John  Seely,  D.D.    Memoir  of 

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A  rejoinder  to  the  answer   of  George 

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Stone,  Thomas.    Sanderson,  J.    InMs'Siog. 

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Stone,  Walter  George.  Shakspere's  As  you 
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{Ed.)  Life  of  Henry  V.  See  Shakes- 
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See  also  Greenbill,  J.,  and  others.  List  of  songs,  etc., 
in  Shakspere, . .  .  set  to  music. 

Stone,  William  Fiske.  Stone,  A.  William 
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Stone,  William  Henry.  Acoustical  instru- 
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{Ed.)      M.   Val.   Martialis  epigrammata 

selecta.    See  Martialis,  M.  V. 

Stone,  William  Leete.  1793-1844.  Life  and 
times  of  Sa-go-ye-wat-ha,  or  Red  Jacket, 
with  a  memoir  of  the  author,  by  his  son. 
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Life    of   Joseph  Brant-Thayendanegea  : 

including  the  border  wars  of  the  American 
revolution,  and  sketches  of  the  Indian  cam- 
paigns of  Generals  Harmar,  St.  Clair,  and 
Wayne.  New  York,  1838.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Rev. 
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Matthias  and  his  impostures  :  or,  the  pro- 
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ordinary case  of  Robert  Matthews,  and  some 
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Tales  and  sketches  such   as   they  are. 

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Contents.    The  Dend  of  the  wrecfc,  v.  1.— The 

Drowned  alive,  v.  2 The  Grave  of  the  Indian 

king,  V.  1.— Introductory  and  exegetlcal,  v.  1.— 

liake  St.  Sacrament,  v.  1 Mercy  Dlshorongh, 

V.    1 — DInrdered   tinman,    v.    1 Mygterioua 

bridal,  v.  2.— A  Night  of  peril,  v.  2.— Romance 
of  the  border,  v.  1.  — Setting  the  wheels  In 
motion,  V.  2. —  The  Skeleton  hand,  v.  2.  — A 
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Thatcher,  B.  B.    Stone's  Life  of  Brant.    25  pp. 

(CTir.  Exam.  v.  26, 1839,  p.  137.) 

Stone,  W.  L.,  Jr.    Life  and  writings  of  S.    93  pp. 

( With  Stone,  W.  L.,  Life  and  times  of  Sa-go-ve-wat-lta,  or 
Bed  Jacket,  p.  9.) 

Stone,  William  Leete,  Jr.  1835—.  Cam- 
paign of  Lieut. -Gen.  John  Burgoyne,  and 
the  expedition  of  Lieut. -Col.  Barry  St.  Leger. 
Albany,  1877.     13°.  1618 

Life  and  times  of  Sir  William  Johnson, 

Bart.     Albany,  1865.    3  v.  8°.  4853 

Memoir  of  the  centennial  celebration  of 

Burgoyne 's  surrender,  held  at  Schuylerville, 
N.  Y.,  on  the  17  of  October,  1877.  Albany, 
1878.     8°.  1614 


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Red  Jacleett  p.  9.) 

{Ed.)  Orderly  book  of  Sir  John  John- 
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(IV.)    Journal  of  Captain  Pausch.    See 

Pausoh,  Capt.  G. 

(Tr.)    Letters  and  journals  relating  to 

the  war  of  the  American  revolution.  See 
Riedesel,  F.  C.  L.  von  M.,  Freiin  von. 

{Tr.)    Memoirs,  and  letters  and  journals 

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Stone,  England.  Akerman,  J.  Y.  Account 
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Stone,  artificial.  Fleuret,  (— ).  L'art  de 
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Stone  age.    See  Archaeology,  Prehistoric. 

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Stone  of  witness.  The.   1  p.   {Dublin  Univ. 

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Stone  river,  Tenn.,  Battle  of.    Hannaford, 

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Stone  seats  in  churches.  Observations 

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Stone  steps,  poem.    3  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag. 

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Stonehenge,  England.  Bards  of  -the  6  cen- 
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Stoneman,  John.  Voyage  of  M.  Henry 
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Stoppani,  Antonio.    Questione  dell'  acqua 

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Stora  rimchronikan.     315  pp.     (Fant, 

E.  M.,  Script,  rer.  Suecic.  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  1.) 

Storch,  Heinrich  Friedrich  von.  1766-1835. 
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Cour  d'6conomie  politique,  ou  exposition 

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Storer,  Francis  Humphreys.  1833—.  Cyclo- 
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First  outlines  of  a  dictionary  of  solubili- 
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Bussey  Institution.    3  pp.    (Vaille,  F.  0.,  and  Claris, 

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Life  of.     2  pp.     (Vaille,  F.  0.,  and  Clark,  H.  A., 

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Storer,  Horatio  Robinson,   M.  D.      1830—. 

Newport  (Edinburgh)  system  of  sanitary  protection. 
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and  Seard,  Franklin  Fiske.    Criminal 

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Storer,  James.  18  cent.  History  and  an- 
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Contents. 

Bangor,  v.  1.  Llcbfleld,  v.  3. 

Bath,  v.  1.  Lincoln,  Bishops  of,  v.  3. 

Bristol,  V.  1.  Norwich,  v.  3. 

Canterbury,  v.  1.  Oxford,  v.  3. 

Carlisle,  v.  1.  Peterburgh,  v.  3. 

Chester,  v.  1.  Rochester,  y.  4. 

Chichester,  v.  2.  St.  Asaph's,  v.  1. 

Coventry,  v.  3.  St.  David's,  v.  2. 

Durham,  v.  2.  St.  Paul's,  v.  3. 

Ely,  V.  2.  Salisbury,  v.  4. 

Exeter,  v.  2.  Wells,  v.  4. 

Gloucester,  v.  2.  Winchester,  v.  4. 

Hereford,  v.  2.  Worcester,  v.  4. 

Landaft,  t.  3.  York,  v.  4. 

Storer,  Eev.  John  Parker  Boyd.    Lothrop,  S. 

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Storer,  Thomas.  —1604.  Life  and  death  of 
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Storia  del  regno  di  Tittorio  Amedeo 

II.    Carutti,  D.  3547 

Storia  delta  arte  cristiana.    Garrucci, 

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Bartoli,  A.     6  v.  3357 

Storia  della    monarchia  piemontese. 

Bianchi,  N.  de.     3  v.  3536 

Storia   della   poesia  popolare  italiana. 

Rubieri,E.  3365 

Storia  della  scultura,  dal  suo  riBorgi- 

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Oicognara,  L. ,  Conie  da.     3  v.  — 1741 

Storia  dl  Stefano.  Rajna,  P.  (£7d.)  3387 
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Stories    of   English    and   foreign   life. 

Ho  Witt,  W. ,  and  Hewitt,  Mrs.  M.  B.    (Bohn, 

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Stories  of  inventors   and   discoverers. 

Timbs,  J.  —3716 

Stories  of  the  middle  ages.     8  pp. 

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Stork,  Theophilus,  D.  D.  1814-74.  Life  of 
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Storm,  Edvard.  1749-94.  Digtere.  69  pp. 
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M§langes  fitymologlques.     24  pp.    {Romania,  v.  5, 

1876,  p.  165.) 

Storm,  Theodor.  1817 — .  Aquis  submersus. 
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storms.  33  pp.  {Am.  J.  Sd.  2  s.  v.  18, 1864,  pp.  1, 176.) 
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Storr,  F.  Diplomas  and  certificates  and  the 
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Storr,  Gottlob  Christian.  1746-1805.  Ex- 
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Dissertation  on  the  meaning  of  "  The  Kingdom  of 

Heaven";  Dissertation  on  the  parables  of  Christ ;  On 
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STOEROW 


4283 


STORY  OF  ANCIENT  EGYPT 


StorrOTT,  Charles  Storer.  Report  on  Euro- 
pean tuauels.  122  pp.  ( With  Brooks,  J.  W.,  and  others, 
Report  upon  tlie  Troy  and  Greenfield  B.  R.  and  Boosao 
tunnel.) 

Storrow,  Samuel.  Higginson,  T.  W.  Biog- 
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Storrow,  Samuel  A..  The  North-west  in  1817. 

84  pp.    (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6, 1B72,  p.  164.) 

Storrs,  Nathaniel,  and  Sinalley,  Daniel  S. 
American  phonetic  dictionary  of  the  English 
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A.  J.  Ellis.    Cincinnati,  1855.    8°.  R.16 

Storrs,  Richard  Salter,  D.  D.  1831—.  Con- 
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3  lectures  before  Union  Theological  Semi- 
nary, New  York,  Jan.  13,  20,  37,  1875.  New 
York,  1875.     12°.  —4235 

Early  American  spirit,  and  the  genesis 

of  it.    New  York,  1875.     8°.  1653 

Story,  George.  17  cent.  An  impartial  history 
of  the  wars  of  Ireland,  with  a  continuation 
thereof.  In  3  parts.  From  the  time  that 
Duke  Schonberg  landed  with  an  army  in 
that  kingdom  to  the  33  of  March  1691/3. 
London,  1693.    sm.  4°.  '  2576 

Story,    John.      17   cent.     Travels   through 

Sweden.    29  pp.    (Osborne,  T.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  209.) 

Story,  Joseph,  LL.  D.  1779-1845.  Miscel- 
laneous writings.  Ed.  by  his  son,  William 
W.  Story.     Boston,  1852.     8".  2143 

Contents.     Eulogy   on   Prof.   Aslimun,  —  Auto- 

blograpUy Sketch  of  Philip  P.  Barll>our.— Law 

relating  to  capture.— Consecration  of  the  cemetery 
at  Mount  Antourn.— Cllancery  Jurlgdlction.— 
Characteristics  at  tlie  age.  — Memorial  against 
restrltjtlons  on  commerce.— Growth  of  the  com- 
mercial law. — Godiflcatlon  of  the  common  laiv. 
—  Digests  of  the  common  law.  —  Sketch  of  Samuel 
Dexter,- Sketch  of  Thomas  A.  Emmet.— Science  of 
government.— Bights  of  the  fellows  of  Harvard 
University. — Speech  at  the  centennial  celehratlon 
of  Harvard  University.  —  Sketches  of  judges  and 
lawyers.— Progress  of  jurisprudence.— value  and 
Importance  of  legal  studies.  —  Course  of  legal 
study.  —  Sketch  of  Hugh  S.  I.egar6.  —  Literary 
tendencies  of  the  times.  —  Xlterature  and 
jurisprudence.  —  Literature  of  the  maritime 
law.— Life,  character,  and  services  of  Chief  Justice 
Marshall.— Infringement  of  the  neutral  trade  of 
the  United  States.  —  Sketch  of  Isaac  Parker.— 
Sketch  of  William  Pinliney.— Piracy  and  the  slave 
trade.  —  History  and  influence  of  the  Puritans. — 
Address  on  resigning  the  speaker's  chair.  — 
Report  on  the  salaries  of  the  Judiciary.— Develop- 
ments of  science  and  mechanic  art. — Influence 
of  scientific  studies.— Speech  on  the  apportion- 
ment of  senators.— Sketch  of  John  Todd.— Sketch 
of  Eobert  Trlmtole.— Sketch  of  Bushrod  Washing- 
ton. 

Commentaries  on  the  conflict  of  laws, 

foreign  and  domestic,  in  regard  to  contracts, 
rights,  and  remedies,  and  especially  in  regard 
to  marriages,  divorces,  wills,  successions, 
and  judgments.  6  ed.  Carefully  revised 
and  considerably  enlarged  by  Isaac  F.  Eed- 
fleld.  Boston,  1865.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  17,  1835,  p.  303.)  —1313 

Commentaries  on  the  constitution  of  the 

United  States:  with  a  preliminary  review  of 
the  constitutional  history  of  the  colonies  and 
states  before  the  adoption  of  the  constitution. 
3  ed.  Boston,  1858.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Am.  QuaH.  Bev.  v.  14, 1833,  p.  337  ;■  N.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  38,  1834,  p.  63.)  —1344 

Familiar  exposition  of  the  constitution 

of  the  United  States :  with  am  appendix, 
containing  Important  public  documents, 
illustrative  of  the  constitution.  New  York, 
1861.    13°.  —1348 


1308 
with  additions. 
2756 


American  Indians ;  an  extract.    1  p.    (Moore, 

F.,  Am,  eloquence,  v.  2,  p.  438.) — Discourse  pronounced 
at  Cambridge,  before  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  Society,  at 
the  anniversary  celebration  on  the  31  day  of  Aug.  1826. 
28  pp.  (Am.  oratory ,  p.  504;  Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence, 
V.  2,  p.  424.) 

Story,  W.  W.  {Ed.)    Life  and  letters  of 

Joseph  Story.     1851,  3  v. 

Discourse  ...  in  commemoration  of  the  1  settle- 
ment of  Salem.  11  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Chr.  Exam.  v.  6, 
1828,  p.  391.)— Howland,  F.  Story.  19  pp.  (Klrk- 
land,  Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and  others,  Bomes  of  Am.  statesmen,  p. 
427.)— Life  of  S.  14  pp.  (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring, 
J.,  Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  3.)— Sumner,  C.  Tribute  of 
friendship  ;  In  Ms  "  The  scholar,  the  Jurist,  the  artist, 
the  philanthropist."    78  pp.    (TrorfM,v.  1,  pp.133,241.) 

Story,  Bev.  Robert.    Clerical  life  in  Scotland. 

12  pp.    (lUacmillan's  Mag.  v.  8, 1863,  p.  208.) 

Story,  Robert.    Songs  and  lyrical  poems.    5 

pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  14, 1836,  p.  631.) 

Story,  Be?;.  Robert  Herbert.  1835—.  William 
Oarstares  :  a  character  and  career  of  the 
revolutionary  epoch  (1649-1715).  London, 
1874.    8°.  4835 

Story,  William  Wetmore.  1819—.  Poems, 
Boston,  1886.     3  v.  16°- 

Roba  di  Roma.    6  ed 

London,  1871.     8°. 

The  same.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  3-5, 1859- 
60.)  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  97,  1863,  p. 
347;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  114, 1863,  p.  250.) 

Conversation  with  Marcus  Anrelius.   18  pp.    {.Fortn. 

Bev.  n.  B.  v.  13, 1873,  p.  178.)— The  Blackbird.  2  pp. 
(Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p.  174.)— Companions 
on  the  road  $  Tantalus.  3  pp.  {BlacJewood's  Mag.  v. 
123, 1878,  p.  755.)— Contemporary  criticism.  7  pp. 
(Farln.  Bev.  v.  3, 1866,  p.  330.)— Do  you  remember? 
2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monilily,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  18.)— A  Dream. 
2  pp.  lAtlant.  Monthly,  v.  39,  1877,  p.  760.)— Report  on 
fine  arts.  197  pp.  (McCormlck,  E.  C,  Beports  V.  S. 
Cam.  Paris  Expos.  1873,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Glrolamo  detto  11 
Florentino  desponds  and  abuses  the  world.  4  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  39,  1B77,  p.  554.)- Jewish  rahhi 
In  Rome.  14  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  128,  1880,  p. 
679.)- The  Mandolinata.  2  pp.  {Blaclcwood' s  Mag. 
T.  126,  1879,  p.  108.)— In  memorlam.  John  Lothrop 
Motley.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  40, 1877,  p.  408.)— 
Phidias  to  Pericles.  6  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  37, 
1876,  p.  152.)— Primavera.  1  p.  (Blaclcioood's  Mag. 
V.  120,  1876,  p.  482.)  — A  primitive  Christian  in 
Rome.  10  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  v.  6, 1866,  p.  827.)— Roba 
di  Roma.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  42, 1878,  p.  576.) 
—Spring.  2  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  77.)— 
To  Charles  Sumner.  6  pp.  (Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  116, 
1874,  p.  342.)— AVashington  monument,  and  Mr. 
Story's  design.  4  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43,  1879, 
p.  624.) 

{Ed.)    Life  and  letters  of  Joseph  Story. 

Boston,  1851.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev. 
V.  96, 1853,  p.  329 ;  New  Englander,  v.  10, 1853, 
p.  147;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  93,  1853,  p.  18.)      3883 

{Ed.)    Miscellaneous  writings  of  Joseph 

Story.    See  Story,  J. 

Forman,  H.  B.    William  W.  Story.    15  pp.    (In  his 

Our  living  poets,  p.  163.) 

Story  for  the  new  year.    8  pp.    {Dvblin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  49, 1857,  p.  17.) 

Story  of  a  boulder.    Geikie,  A.      —1618 
Story  of  a  feather.    206  pp.    Jerrold,  D., 

Works,  V.  2,  p.  1. 

Story  of  a  flower.    6  pp.    Merritt,  H.,4rt 

criticism  and  romance,  v.  1,  p.  267. 

Story  of  a  garter.    4  pp.    {Harper^s  Mag. 

V.  19,  1859,  p.  208.) 

Story  of  Adam  Scott.  6  pp.  {Blackwood'' s 

Mag.  T.  28, 1830,  p.  41.) 

Story  of  Alexander's  empire.  Mahaffy, 
J.  P.,  and  Gilman,  A.   {Story  of  the  nations.) 

3426 

Story  of  ancient  Egypt.  Rawlinson,  G., 
and  Gilman,  A.   {Story  of  the  nations.)  3426 


STORY  OF  ASSYRIA 


4284 


STOTHARD 


Story  of  Assyria.  Eagozin,  Z.  A.  {Story 
of  the  nations. )  2426 

Story  of  Aziuiantiuiu.  17  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  29,  1831,  pp.  224,  446.) 

Story  of  Bab-ey>bnk.  11  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Hag.  T.  42,  1837,  p.  648.) 

Story  of  Carthage.  Church,  A.  J.,  and 
Gilman,  A.     (Story  of  the  nations.)         2436 

Story  of  Cawnpore.    Thomson,  Capt.  M. 

3447 

Story  of  Chaldea.  Ragozin,  Z.  A.  (Story 
of  the  nations.)  2436 

Story  of  creation.  A  plain  account  of 
evolution.    Clodd,  E.  —1678 

Story  of  EmileBoque.  10  pp.  (Barper^s 

Mag.  V.  12,  1866,  p.  626.) 

Story  of  Euleiiburg.  46  pp.  (Blackwood^ s 

Mag.  V.  106,  1869,  pp.  90.  169.) 

Story  Of  Genesis  and  Exodus.  Morris, 
Bev.  R.     (Early  Eng.  Text  Sac.  No.  7.)     2125 

Story  of  Germany.  Baring-Gould,  S., 
and  Gilman,  A.    (Story  of  the  nations.)  3436 

Story  of  good  Queen  Bess.     14  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  29,  1831,  p.  679.) 

Story  of  Holland.  Rogers,J.  E.T.  (Story 
of  the  nations. )  3436 

Story  of  Hungary.  Vambery,  A.  (Story 
of  the  nations. )  3426 

Story  of  Ireland.  Lawless,  E.  (Story  of 
the  nations. )  2436 

Story  of  Joan  of  Arc.   Evans,  E.  M.  5837 

Story  of  May  Flower.  77  pp.    Hamilton, 

A.,  Count,  Fairy  talis  and  romances,  p.  368. 

Story  of  Media,    Babylon,    and    Persia. 

Ragozin,  Z.  A.  (Story  of  the  nations. )  2436 
Story  of  mediaeval  France.    Masson, 

G.    (Story  of  the  nations.)  2426 

Story  of  Mont  Blanc.  Smith,  A.  3637 
Story  of  Mozart's  Bequiem.    Pole,  W. 

2755 

Story  of  my  life.  Andersen,  H.  C.  5866 
Stoi-y  of  Nuncomar  and  the  impeachment 

of  Sir  Elijah  Impey.    Stephen,  Sir  J.  F.    2  v. 

—2335 
Story  of  our  colonies.    Bourne,  H.  R.  F. 

1528 
Story  of  Persia.     Benjamin,  S.  G.  W. 

(Story  of  the  nations.)  3436 

Story   of    Phoenicia.     Rawlinson,    G. 

(Story  of  the  nations.)  3426 

Story  of  Bimini.  Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  1397 
Story  of  Borne.    Gilman,  A.    (Story  of 

the  nations. )  3426 

Story  of  Shakrak  and  the  magician  of 

Constautinople.    7  pp.    [Blackuiood's  Mag.  v.  3,  1818, 
p.  268.) 

Story  of  Signrd  the  Tolsung.  Morris, 
W.  1334 

Story  of  the  campaign  of  Sebastopol. 
Hamley,  lAeut.-Gen.  Sir  E.  B.  —3766 

Story  of  the  Caraffa.  Jenkins,  U.O.(Tr.) 

—3367 

Story  of  the  choice  of  3  caskets.    6  pp. 

(From  the  "Geata  Komanorum.")     (Eazlitt,  W.  0., 
Shahesp.  Kbr.  v.  1,  p.  361.) 

Story  of  the  Count  of  Arco.    12  pp. 

{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  y.  17, 1841,  p.  710.) 

Story    of    the    diamond    necklace. 

Vizetelly,  H.  1696 

Story  of  the  dog-worshipper.    30  pp. 

{Praser's  Hag.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1870,  p.  73.) 

Story  of  the  earth  and  man.  Davrson, 
J.  W.  -1617 


Story    of    the    English    Jacobins. 

Smith,  E.  1588 

Story  of  the  Goths.    Bradley,  H.     (Story 

of  the  nations. )  3426 

Story  of  the  great  Are,  Boston.    Coffin, 

C.  C.  (Carleton,pset<d.)  3635 

Story  of  the  great  fire  in  St.  John,  N.  B., 

June  30,  1877.     Stewart,  G.,  Jr.  1618 

Story  of  the  guard.    Fremont,  Mrs.  J.  B. 

2637 
Story  Of  the  heavens.  Ball,R.  S.  —3494 
Story  of  the  induction.    3  pp.    (From 

Gouiart's  Admirable  and  memorable  blstorles.)    (Haz- 
Utt,  W.  C,  SMkesp.  Ubr.  v.  4,  p.  403.) 

Story  of  the  Jews.  Hosmer,  J.  K.  (Story 
of  the  nations. )  2436 

Story  of  the  MSS.    Merrill,  G.  E.    —1257 

Story  of  the  Moors  in  Spain.  Poole, 
S.  L. ,  and  Gilman,  A.   (Story  of  the  nations. ) 

3426 

Story  of  the  much-wronged   man. 

6  pp.     Gouge,  W.  M.     (Dem.  Bev.  v.  12,  1843,  p.  693.) 

Story  of  the  nations.  New  York,  1886- 
89.    20  V.  p.  8°.  3436 

Conients. 
Alexander's  empire,  by  J.  P.  MaliafC;  and  A.  Gilman. 
Assyria,  by  Z.  A.  Bagozio. 
Carthage,  by  A.  J.  Church  and  A.  Gilman. 
Chaldea,  by  Z.  A.  Eagozin. 
Egypt,  Ancient,  by  G.  Rawlinson  and  A.  Gilman. 
France,  Mediaeval,  by  G.  Masson. 
Germany,  by  S.  Baring-Gould  and  A.  Gilman. 
Goths,  by  H.  Bradley. 
Hansa  towns,  by  H.  Zimmern. 
Holland,  by  J.  B.  T.  Rogers. 
Hungary,  by  A.  V&mb6ry. 
Ireland,  by  E.  Lawless. 
Jews,  by  J.  K.  Hosmer. 

Media,  Babylon,  and  Persia,  by  Z.  A.  Eagozin. 
Moors  in  Spain,  by  S.  L.  Poole  and  A.  Gilman. 
Persia,  by  S.  G.  W.  Benjamin. 
Phoenicia,  by  G.  Kawllnson. 
Rome,  by  A.  Gilman. 
Saracens,  by  A.  Gilman. 
Turkey,  by  S.  L.  Poole  and  others. 

Story  of  the  pretty  old  woman  of 

Vevay.    11pp.    (JVasej-'s  ifaj.  v.  34, 1840,  p.  272.) 

Story  of  the  resurrection  of  Christ  told 

once  more.    Furness,  W.  H.  — 4357 

Story  of  the  rock.    35  pp.    (Blackwood^s 

Mag.  V.  114, 1873,  p.  714.) 

Story  of  the   Saracens.     Gilman,   A. 

(Story  of  the  nations. )  2436 

Story  of  the  UniTcrsities'  mission  to 

Central  Africa.    Rowley,  Rev.  H.  1427 

Story  of  the  valley  of  Glen  Cruagh.    13 

pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  28, 1830,  p.  68.) 

Story  of  Turkey.  Poole,  S.  L. ,  and  others. 

(Story  of  the  nations. )  2426 

Story  of  2  lives.    11  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag. 

V.  69,  1864,  p.  450.) 

Story  of  Valentine;  and  his  brother. 

121  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  116,  1874,  pp.  35, 139,  324, 
464,  625,  713.) 

Story  of  Washington.  Todd,  C.  B. 
(Great  cities  of  the  republic. )  2615 

Story  without  a  tail.  8  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  35,  1834,  p.  463.) 

Story-telling.  11  pp.  Payn,  J.  (Nine- 
teenth Cent.  v.  8,  1880,  p.  88.) 

Story-telling,  The  art  of .   11pp.    (Eraser's 

Mag.  V.  53,  1866,  p.  722.) 

Story-telling,  History  and  philosophy  of. 

Thompson,  D'A.  W.    33  pp.    {Dublin  afternoon  lectures, 
4  s.  p.  167.) 

Stoss,  Veit.    Bergau,  R.    Veit  Stoss.    19  pp. 

(Dohme,  E.,  Kunst  und  Jcuenstler,  v.  2.) 

Stothard,  Mrs.  Anna  Eliza.  See  Bray,  Mrs. 
A.  E. 


STOTHARD 


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Stotbard,  Charles  Alfred.   Bkay,  Mrs.  A.  E. 

Memoirs  ...  of  Charles  Alfred  Stothard. 

1823. 
Sloibard,  Thomas.    Bray,  Mrs.  A.  E.    Life 

of  Thomas  Stothard.    1851. 

Reminiscences  of  S.    36  pp.    (Blacleuiood's  Mag. 

V.  39,  1835,  pp.  669, 753.)— Tl»or6,  T.  E.  J.  In  Ids  Hist, 
dea  poiutres ;  Ecole  anglalse.    i  pp. 

Stougliton,  John,  D.D.  1807—.  Ecclesi- 
astical history  of  England.  The  church  of 
the  restoration.  London,  1870.  3  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  52,  1870,  p. 
304.)  -  —1284 

Ecclesiastical  history  of  England.    The 

church  of  the  revolution.  London,  1874. 
8°.  —1286 

Ecclesiastical  history  of  England  from 

the  opening  of  the  Long  Parliament  to  the 
death  of  Oliver  Cromwell.    London,  1867. 

2  V.  8°.  —1286 
Contents.    Churcli  of  the  civil  -wars,  v.  1.— Church 

of  the  commonivealtht  v.  2. 

(Rev.  of  In  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  45, 1867,  p.  477.) 

History  of  religion  in  England,  from  the 

opening  of  the  Long  Parliament  to  the  end 
of  the  18  century.    London,  1881.    6  v.  p.  8°. 

—1268 
Contents.    Church  of  the  civil  wars,  v.  1.— Church 
of  the  common'«vealt1i,  v.  2. — Church  of  the  Geor- 
gian era,  v.  6. — Church  of  the  restoration,  v.  3,  4. 
—Church  of  the  revolution,  v.  5. 

Homes  and  haunts  of  Luther.    New  and 

revised  ed.    London  [1883].    sm.  4°.       5854 

Howard,   the   Philantltfopist,    and    his 

friends.    London,  1884.    p.  8°.  4765 

Our  English  Bible :  its  translations  and 

translators.    London,  n.  d.     12°.  — 1217 

Philip  Doddridge,  his  life  and  labours. 

A  centennial  memorial.    London,  1852.   16°. 

4767 

Religion  in  England  from  1800  to  1850. 

A  history,  with  a  postscript  on  subsequent 
events.    London,  1884.    2  v.  p.  8°.       —1268 

Religion  in  England  under  Queen  Anne 

and  the  Georges,  1702-1800.    London,  1878. 

3  V.  p.  8°.  —1388 
Spanish  reformers,  their  memories,  and 

dwelling-places.    London  [1883].  8°.  —1292 
William  Penn,  the  founder  of  Pennsyl- 
vania.   London,  1882.    8°.  3896 

Primitive  eccleala:  Its  authoritative  principles  and 

Its  modern  representations.  65  pp.  (Reynolds,  H.  R., 
Ecclesia,  p.  1.} 

{Ed.)  Autobiography  of  the  Rev. William 

Walford.    See  Walford,  W. 

Ages  of  Christendom  before  the  reformation.  16  pp. 

(Rev.  of  In  Brit.- Quart.  Sev.  v.  26, 1857,  p.  144.)— Splr- 
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character,  and  times.  15  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart, 
Rev.  V.  8,  1848,  p.  61.) 

Stongbton,  William,  and  others.  Narrative 
of  the  proceedings  at  Sir  Edmond  Androsse 
and  his  complices  .  .  .  Boston,  1691 ;  repr. 
1868.  sm.  4°.  (Whitmore,  W.  H.,  Andros 
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Stourm,  Rene.  1837—.  Les  finances  de 
I'ancien  regime  et  de  la  revolution  origines 
du  systeme  financier  actuel.  Paris,  1885. 
2  V.  8°.  4684 

Stout,  Andrew  V.  McCabe,  J.  D.,  Jr.  An- 
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Stoves.  Babson,J.E.  "The  kitchen  common- 
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Stow,  David.  1793-1864.  Training  system 
of  education,  including  moral  school  train- 
ing for  large  towns,  and  normal  seminary, 
for  training  teachers  to  conduct  the  system. 
11  ed.    London,  1859.     8°.  —3367 

Fraser,  W.    Memoir  of  the  life  of  David 

Stow.     1868. 

Stow,  John.  1535-1605.  Annales  ;  or,  a 
generall  chronicle  of  England,  continued 
and  augmented  by  Edmund  Howes.  Lon- 
dini,  1631.     fo.  1551 

Summarie  of  the  chronicles  of  England. 

Diligently  collected,  abridged,  and  continued 
unto  this  present  year  of  Christ,  1604.  Lon- 
don, 1604.    83°.  1588 

Survey  of  the  cities  of  London  and  West- 
minster, and  the  borough  of  Southwark. 
Corrected  ...  by  John  Strype.  6  ed.  Lon- 
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Strype,  J.    Life  of  S.    20  pp.    (Stow,  J.,  Surv.  of  tlie 

cities  of  London  and  Westminster,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

and  others.    Foundation  and  description 

of  the  3  most  famous  universities  of  England,  viz. 
Oamhrldge,  Oxford,  and  London.  37  pp.  (Stow,  J., 
Annates,  p.  1051.) 

Stow,  Mass.     Gardner,  J.    Account  of  S. 

2  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  10, 1809,  p.  83.) 

Stowe,  Calvin  Ellis,  D.  D.  [Notice  of.]  7  pp. 
{Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  6, 1858,  p.  586.) 

Stowe,  Charles  Edward.  Life  of  Harriet 
Beecher  Stowe,  compiled  from  her  letters 
and  journals.    Boston,  1889.     8°.  3703 

Stowe,  Edwin.  Velazquez.  New  York, 
1881.    13°.    (Illustr.biog.  of  great  artists.) 

3841 

Stowe,  Mrs.  Harriet  Elizabeth  Beecher, 
1813—.  Lady  Byron  vindicated,  a  history 
of  the  Byron  controversy,  from  its  beginning 
in  1816  to  the  present  time.  Boston,  1870. 
12°.  (Rev.  of  in  QuaH.  Bev.  v.  138, 1870,  p. 
318.)  4817 

Men  of  our  times  ;  or,  leading  patriots  of 

the  day,  being  narratives  of  the  lives  and 
deeds  of  statesmen,  generals,  and  orators. 
Hartford,  1868.    8°.  3833 

Contents. 

Andrew,  J.  A.,  Oov.  of  Mass.    Greeley,  H. 


Beecher,  H.  W. 
Buckingham,  W.  A. 
Chase,  S.  P. 


Howard,  Brig.-Gen.  0.  O. 
Lincoln,  A. 
Phillips,  W. 


Colfax,  S.,  Vice-Pres.  of  the    Sheridan,  Gen.  P.  H. 


Sherman,  Gen.  W.  1. 
Stanton,  E.  M. 
Sumner,  C. 
Wilson,  H. 


U.S. 
Douglass,  F. 
Farragut,  Admiral  D.  G. 
Garrison,  W.  L. 
Grant,  U.  S. 

The  Minister's  wooing.   [Atlant.  Monthly, 

V.  3-4,  1858-59.)  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v. 
48, 1860,  p.  190  ;  New  Englander,  v.  18,  1860, 
p.  145.) 

Religious  poems.    With  illustr.     Boston, 

1867.     16°.  1356 

Sunny  memories  of  foreign  lands.  Illustr. 

from  designs  by  Hammatt  Billings.  Boston, 
1854.  3  V.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  76,  1854,  p.  301;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  79, 
1854,  p.  423.)  1403 

Uncle  Tom's  cabin  ;  or,  life  among  the 

lowly.  With  an  introductory  account  of 
the  work  by  the  author.  New  ed.  Boston, 
1889.  13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
40,  1853,  p.  600 ;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  46,  1853,  p. 
337;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  77, 1853,  p.  466.)        1373 


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True  story  of  Lady  Byron's  life.    19  pp.    {Atlant. 

Monthly,  v.  24, 1869,  p.  295 ;  Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  20,  1869, 
p.  377.)— lilttle  Captain  Trott.  6  pp.  (AUml. 
Monthly,  v.  23,  1869,  p.  300.)— The  Modern  martyr- 
dom of  St.  Ferpetna.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43, 
1879,  p.  154.)— Olrttown  fireside  stories.  37  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  688;  V.  26,  1870,  pp.  62, 
157,  424,  522,  654.)-OMr  Florida  plantation.  9  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43,  1879,  p.  641.)— Our  9  girl.  11 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  p.  50.)— TUe  Parson's 
horse  race.  5  pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  42,  1878,  p. 
470.) — Sam  lia-fvson.  9  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T. , /tumorous 
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Truth.  Tr.  par  Mile.  A.  Couriard.  14  pp.  {BiWiolh. 
univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p§r.  v.  17,  1863,  p.  274.) — A  Stu- 
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p.  100.) 

Beutzon.  T.    IMa  femme  et  mol.    22  pp.    {Rev.  d. 

deux  mnndes,  1872,  2  p6r.  v.  98,  p.  622.)— Notes  on  Mrs. 
Stowe's  History  ot  the  Byron  controversy.  131  pp. 
iVindication  of  Lady  Byron,  p.  206.)— Cllasles,  P.  Uncle 
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Cuclieval-Clarisny,  N.  Une  famllle  aralrlcaiue. 
The  Pearl  of  Orr's  island.  18  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1861,  2  p6r.  v.  36,  p.  637;  1862,  2  pte.  v.  42,  p.  970.)— Un 
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pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  pSr.  v.  24,  p.  174.)— 
Dred.  22  pp.  (Eev.  ot  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  80, 1866, 
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Harriet  Beecher  Stowe.  9  pp.  (In  her  Autour  de  la 
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Stowe,  C.  E.     Life  of  Harriet  Beecher 

Stowe,  compiled  from  her  letters  and  jour- 
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Some  acconnt  of  S.  and  her  family.    7  pp.    (Fraser's 

Mag.  V.  46,  1852,  p.  518.)- Bartlett,  D.  W.  Harriet 
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Stowell,  Baron.  See  Scott,  W.,  1  Baron 
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Stowell,  Charles  Henry,  and  Stowell,  Mrs. 
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Stowell,  William  Henry,  D.  D.  On  the 
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and  Wilson,  Daniel.    History  of  the 

Puritans  and  Pilgrim  fathers.  New  York, 
1888.    p.  8°.  —8365 

Stowting,  England.    Smith,  C.  R.    On  some 

Anglo-Saxon  remains  discovered  at  S.  6  pp.  (Ar- 
chaeologia,  v.  31, 1816,  p.  398.) 

Stoy,  Karl  Volkmar.  1815-85.  Training  of 
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Strabo.  Oirca  B.  O.  60-A.  D.  34.  Rerum 
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Avon.    23  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  58, 1879,  p.  864.) 


STRATHBOaiE 


4289 


STRAUSS 


Strathbogic,  Scotland.  Stuart,  J.  (Ed.) 
Extracts  from  the  presbytery  book  of  Strath- 
bogie,  1631-54.    1843.    {Spalding  Club.) 

Stratification  of  language.  See  Mueller, 
FiM. 

Stratmann,  Franz  Heinrioh.  Dictionary  of 
the  old  English  language,  compiled  from 
writings  of  the  13, 13,  14,  and  15  centuries. 
London,  1878.     sm.  4°.  1165 

Mittelenglische  grammatik.  Koeln,  1885. 

8°.  —3122 

Strato,  of  Athens,  Comic  poet.    Fragmenta. 

3  pp.    (Dldot,  A.  v.,  Bibliolh.  gr.  Poet,  comic,  p.  702.) 

Strato,  of  Lampsaaus.  B.  C.  3  cent.  Frag- 
menta. 1  p.  [Billot,  A..  F.,  Biblioth.  gr,  Fragm.  hist.  Gr. 
V.  2,  p.  369.) 

Stratocles.  B.  C.  8  cent.    Fragmenta.  3  pp. 

(Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Orat.  Attici,  v.  2,  p.  472.) 

StrattiS,  of  Athens,  Comic  poet.    Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]    13  pp.    (Didot,  A.  P.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Poet,  comic. 
p.  291 J  Kool£,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm,.  v.  1,  p.  711.) 

Stratton,  G.O.,  D.D.  {Ed. )  Autobiography 
of  Erastus  O.  Haven.    See  Haven,  E.  O. 

Stratton,  Rev.  R.  B.  Captivity  of  the  Oat- 
man  girls:  being  an  interesting  narrative  of 
life  among  the  Apache  and  Mohave  Indians. 
San  Francisco,  1857.     12°.  1618 

Stratton,  Thomas.  1816—.  Celtic  origin 
of  a  great  part  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  lan- 
guages, and  of  many  classical  proper  names, 
proved  by  a  comparison  of  Greek  and  Latin 
with  the  Gaelic  language  or  the  Celtic  of 
Scotland.    Edinburgh,  1870.    p.  8°.     —2115 

Stratton,  England.  Peacock,  E.  Church- 
wardens' aooounta  o£  the  parish  of  S.,  Cornwall.  42 
pp.    [Archaeologia,  v.  46, 1880,  p.  195.) 

Strauch,  Philipp  {Ed.)  Offenbarungen  der 
Adelheid  Langmann,  klosterfrau  zu  Engel- 
thal.  Strassburg,  1878.  8°.  (Brink,  B.  ten, 
and  others,  Quellen  und  forschungen,  v.  26. ) 

—8166 

{Ed.)     Der  Marner.     See  Conrad,  der 

Marner  (in  supplement). 

Strans-Dnrckiieim,  Hercule.  1790-1865. 
Anatomie  descriptive  et  comparative  du 
chat,  type  des  mammif  eres  en  g6n6ral  et  des 
carnivores  en  particulier.  Paris,  1845.  2  v. 
4°,  and  atlas,  fo.  —1662,  atlas  —1693 

— : —  Considerations  g6nerales  sur  I'anatomie 
comparee  des  animaux  arctioules,  auxquelles 
on  a  joint  I'anatomie  descriptive  du  Melo- 
lontha  Vulgaris  (Hanneton)  donne  comme 
exemple  de  1 'organisation  des  Coleopteres. 
Paris,  1838.    4°,  and  atlas,  4°.  —2641 

Traite  pratique  et  theorique  d 'anatomic 

comparative.     Paris,  1842.    2  v.  8°-     —1607 

Wallier,  J.  Straus-Durokheim'a  Natural  theology. 

12  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  60, 1856,  p.  419.) 

Strauss,  David  Friedrich.  1808-74.  Ge- 
sammelte  schriften.  Nach  des  verfassers 
letztwilligen  bestimmungen  zusammenge- 
stellt.  Eingeleitet  und  mit  ei-klaerenden 
nachweisungen  verseheu  von  Eduard  Zeller. 
Bonn,  1876-77.    12  v.  8°.  —4354 

Contents.  Alte  schauspleldlrector,  v.  2.— Alte 
und  der  neue  glaube,  v.  6. — Ludwig  Bauer,  v.  2. 
— Beethoven's  neunte  symphonie  und  Ihre  hewun- 
derer,  v.  2.— Barthold  Helnrlch  Brockea  und  Her- 
mann Samuel  Kelmarus,  v.  2. — Chriatus  des  glauhens 
und  der  Jesus  der  gesohlchte,  v.  5.— Deutsche  gc- 
spraeche,  v.  1.  —  Von  unsern  groasen  dichtern, 
T.  o. — Goettin  im  gefaengiiiss,  v.  2. — Soirees  de 
Grandval,  v.  2. — Die  halben  und  die  gauzen,  v.  5. 
— Ulrlch  von  Huttem,  v.  7.  — Karl  Immerinaiiii, 
PABT  v.— 52. 


V.  2.— Lebeu  Jean,  v.  3,  4.— Justlnus  Kerner,  v.  1. 
—  Friedrich  Gottlieb  Klopstock,  v.  10.  —  Joseph 
Koch's  gedanken  ueber  aeltere  und  neuere  malerel, 
V.  2.— Koclncr  doin,  v.  1.— Krieg  und  frlede,  v.  1. 
— Iieasing's  Nathan  der  welse,  v.  2.— Llterarisohe 
denkwnerdigketten,  v.  1.— Christian  Maerklin, 
V.  10.— Miacelleu,  v.  2.— Erlnnerungeu  an  Johann 
Adam  Moehler,  v.  2. — Von  unaeren  grossen  mnsl- 
kern,  v.  6.— Paplerrelaende,  v.  2.— Poetischeg 
gedenkbnch,  v.  12.— Reimarus  und  seine  sohutz- 

sohrlft  f uer  die  vernuenftlgen  verehrer  Gottes,  v.  5 

Der  Romantiker  auf  dem  throne  derOaeearen,  t.  1 
—Ludwig  Tlmotheus  Splttler,  v.  2.— Worte  des  an- 
denkens  an  Friedrich  Wllhelm  Strauss,  y.  1.— Barbara 
Strelcherln  von  Aalen,  v.  2.— Seohs  theologlsch- 

polltische  volkareden,  v.  1 Todeastrafe,  v.  1. 

— Freiherr  K.  F.  E.von  Vexkuell  und  seine  gemaelde- 

sammlung,  v.  2.— Voltaire,  v.  11 Zur  erlnnerung  an 

den  maler  BBerhard  Waechter,  v.  2.— Der  alte  acbau- 
epleldlrector  Jakob  Winter,  v.  2. 

Christliche  glaubenslehre  in    ihrer    ge- 

schichtlichen  entwicklung  und  im  kampfe 
mit  der  modernen  wissensohaft.  Tuebin- 
gen,  1840-41.    2  v.  8°.  —4316 

New  life  of  Jesus.    London,  1865.    2  v. 

8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  5,  1847, 
p.  306  ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  38, 1846,  p.  368  ; 
Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36, 1864,  p.  391.)    —1344 

Old  faith  and    the    new,  a  confession. 

Authorized  tr.  from  the  6  ed.  by  Mathilde 
Blind.  London,  1873.  8°.  (Rev.  of,  by  H. 
Ulrici,  in  Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  63, 1873,  p.  286.) 

—4334 

Ulrioh  von  Hulten.    3  ed.    Leipzig,  1871. 

8°.  5866 

Voltaire.    Bonn,  1877.    8°.  5896 

Ulrici,  H.     Strauss  as  a  philosophical 

thinker.  A  refutation  of  his  book  "The 
old  faith  and  the  new. "    1874. 

Appleton,  C.  E.    Strauss  as  a  theologian.    20  pp. 

iContemp,  iieii.  v.24,1874,p.234.)— Bayne,P.  Strauss's 
New  life  ol  Christ.  21  pp.  {Fortn.  Sev.  v.  4, 1866,  p.  317.) 
— Bulfinch,  S.  G.  Strauss's  Life  of  Jesus.  The 
mythic  theory.  25  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  39, 1845,  p.  145.)- 
Strauss's  Confeasiou,  34  pp.  (Edin.  Bee.  v.  138, 
1373,  p.  536 ;  London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  39,  1873,  p.  366.)— 
Ellis,  G.  E.  Strausa'a  Lite  of  Jeaus.  42  pp.  (ohr 
Bxam.y.  41, 1846,  p.  313.)— Frohachammer,  J.  Strauss 
on  the  old  and  the  new  faltha.  16  pp.  ( Contemp.  Bev 
v.  22,  1873,  p.  37.)— Greenleaf  and  S.:  the  truth  of 
Christianity.  61  pp.  [N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  63, 1846,  p.  382.)— 
Hackett,  H.  B.  Critique  on  Strauss's  Lite  of  Jesua. 
32  pp.  [Biblioth.  Sacra,  y.  2,  1848,  p.  48.)— Strauss  and 
the  mythic  theory.  19  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  91, 1860, 
p.  130.)— Parker,  T.  Strauss's  Life  of  Jesus.  44  pp. 
{Chr.  Exam.  y.  28,  1840,  p.  273.)— Q,ulnet,  E.  Vie  de 
J6sus,  par  S.  45  pp.  [Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1838,  4  s.  y 
16,  p.  685.)— Der  Romantiker  auf  dem  throne 
der  Caesaren,  Oder  Julian  der  Abtruennlge.  11  pp. 
(Rey.  ol  in  Edin.  Bev.  y.  88, 1848,  p.  94.)— Strauss  and 
Parker.  39  pp.  [Westm.  Bev.  y.  47,  1847,  p.  136.)— 
Strauss,  Renan  and  "Xlcce  Homo."  26  pp 
[Edin.  Bev.  y.  124,  1866,  p.  450.)  —  Vorlaender,  F. 
Ueber  die  phllosophtsch-theologlaohe  theorle  des  Dr. 
S.  32  pp.  (Zei(s./.i)Mios.  y.  3,  1839,  p.  69.)— Welsse, 
0.  F.  Strauss  und  Bruno  Bauer.  83  pp.  [Zeits.  f. 
philos.  y.  10, 1842,  p.  40.)  ■' 

Zellbh,  E.    David  Friedrich  Strauss  in 

his  life  and  writings.    1874. 
Cherbuliez,  V.    Le  dooteur  S.    36  pp.    ^Bev.  d. 

deux  mondes,  1872,  2  p6r.  y.  97,  p.  616.)— Fairbairn,  A. 

M.  Strauss.  64  pp.  {Coratemp.  iBeu.  y.  27,  1876,  p.  950  • 
y.  28,  1876,  pp.  124,  263.)— Goadby,  E.  Strauss  as  a 
politician.  7  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag.  y.  28,  1873,  p.  629.) 
— Gutxkow,  C.  F.  David  Friedrich  Strauss.  6  pp. 
[Gesamm.  vierke,  v.  9,  p.  372.)— Wast,  W.    Recollections 

ot  S.    6  pp.    (New  Princeton  Bev.  v.  4,  1887,  p.  343.) 

R£vllle,  A.    Nouvelle  confession  de  to!  du  Dooteur 
S.  32  pp.  (Bev.  d.  dem:  mondes,  1873, 2  p6r.  y.  104,  p.  267.) 
See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  60, 1874,  p.  41. 

Strauss,  Friedrich  Wilhelm.    Strauss,  D.  F. 

Worte  des  audeukens  an  S.  7  pp.  ( Gcsamm.  werlce,  y. 
1, p.  112.) 


STRAUSS 


4290 


STREETS 


Hindersln,  G.  E.  von, 
Krupp,  A.  V.  2. 
LaBker,  E.  v.  2. 
Manteuffel,  K.  B.  E.,  Frei- 

herr  von,  v.  2. 
Moltke,  H.  K.  B.,  Graf  von, 

v.  1. 
Boon,  A.  T.  E.,  Oro/ von,v.  1. 
Stelnmetz,  K.  F.  von,  T.  2. 
Tann-Eathsamhauaen,  L.S., 

Freikerr  von,  v.  2. 
Werder,  A.  K.l'.W.  L.,  Graf 

von,  V.  2. 
William  I,  King  of  Prussia, 

V.  1. 
Wrangel,  F.  H.  E.,  Gro/ voD, 

V.2. 


iStranss,  G.  L.  M.  Emperor  William.  The 
life  of  a  great  king  and  good  man.  London, 
1888.     12°.  4707 

Men  who  have  made  the  new  German 

empire .  A  series  of  brief  biographic  sketches. 
London,  1875.    2  v.  8°.  3683 

Contents. 
Albert,  King  of  Soaony,  v.  2.    Heyat,  A.  von  der,  v.  2, 
Alvensleben,  K.  von,  v.  2. 
Bismarck-Sclioenliausen.E. 

O.  E.  L.,  Fuerat  von,  v,  1. 
Buolier,  L.  v.  2. 
Campliausen,  O.  v.  2. 
Delbrueck,  M.  F.  B.  v.  2. 
Dreyse,  J,  N.  von,  v.  2. 
Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Frussia, 

V.  1. 
Falckenstein,  E.  F.E.  V.von, 

T.2. 
Frederick  ■William  III,  King 

of  Germany,  v.  2. 
Goeben,  A.  K.  F.  0.  von,  v.  2. 
Grnenberg,  v.  2. 
Hartmann,  J.,  Freiherr  voD, 

V.  2. 
Herwartb  vonElttenleld.iE. 

E.  V.  2. 

Roiuani  XIpigcapate  and  the  old  Catholic  move- 
ment in  Germany,  v.  1.— "Vae  victis !  "  ol  Don- 

chery,  v.  1. 

Stranss,  Gerhard  Friedrioh  Abraham.  1786- 
1863.  Helon's  pilgrimage  to  Jerusalem.  A 
picture  of  Judaism,  in  the  century  which 
preceded  the  advent  of  our  Saviour.  Tr. 
from  the  German.    London,  1824.    2v.  p.  8°. 

2315 

Glory  of  the  house  of  Israel;    or,  the 

Hebrew's  pilgrimage  to  the  holy  city;  com- 
prising a  picture  of  Judaism  in  the  century 
which  preceded  the  advent  of  our  Saviour. 
Phila.  1869.     12°.  2315 

Note.— An  Am.  ed.  of  the  preceding. 

Strauss  nnd  Torney,  Victor  Friedrich 

von.  1809 — .  Bezeichnungen  der  farben  blau  und 
gruen  Im  cbinesiscben  alterthum.  1  pp.  (Deutaoh. 
morg.  geeella.  Zeits.  v.  33,  1879,  p.  B02.)— Vierzehntes 
kapltel  dea  Ta6-te-king  von  Lao-tad.  11  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  geaella.  Zeits.  v.  23, 1869,  p.  473.) 

[Ed.)    Lao-Tse's  Tao-te-king.    See  Lao- 

Tse. 

Strawberries.      Burroughs,    J.      Straw- 

berriea.    4  pp.    [Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  14, 1877,  p.  477.) 
Straws,  Illustrative  chapter  on.   9  pp.    {Fra- 

ser's  Mag.  v.  33, 1846,  p.  127.) 

Striiy  canto.  The.    7  pp.    (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  4,  1834,  p.  72.) 

Stray  leaflets  from  the  German  oak.    15 

pp.  (Dutlin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  8,  1836,  p.  1B9;  v.  IB,  1840, 
p.  625.) 

Stray  stndies  from  England   and   Italy. 

Green,  J.  R.  2266 

Strayed  reveller.  The.  7  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  66,  1849,  p.  340.) 

Streamlet,  Beo.  Josiah.    Brief  sketch  of  S. 

B  pp.    {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  8, 1821,  p.  633.) 

Streams.    27  pp.    [Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  19, 

1826,  p.  37B.) 

Streatfelld,  Rev.  Thomas.    L.,  B.  L.    The 

Bev.  T.  S.,  of  Charts"  Edge.  8  pp.  11  pi.  (Kent  Ar- 
cbaeol.  Soc.  Archaeol.  Cant.  v.  3, 1860,  p.  137.) 

Streckfuss,  Adolf  Friedrich  Karl  (Ed.) 
1779-1844.  Theodor  Koerner's  Saemmtliche 
werke.    See  Koerner,  K.  T. 

[Tr.)    Dante  Alighieri's  Goettliche  ko- 

moedie.  See  Dante  Alighieri  (in  supple- 
ment). 


Street,  Alfred  Billings.  1811-81.  Indian 
Pass.    New  York,  1869.    12°.  2407 

Woods  and  waters  :  or,  the  Saranacs  and 

Racket.    With  map.    New  York,  1860.    12°. 

2406 

American  forest  spring.    2  pp.    {Dem.  Sev.  v.  2, 

1838,  p.  97.)— Bach  side  the  bridge.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  46, 1880,  p.  363.)— Harmony  of  the  nnj- 
verse.  1  p.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  14, 1844,  p.  168.)— Jim  All- 
things.  7  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  20, 1880,  p.  B42.) 
—The  locust.  (Poem.)  1  p.  { Overld.  Monthly,  v.  2, 1869, 
p.  B63.)— Nightfall :  a  picture.  2  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  34,  1874,  p.  193.)— Poem,  dedicated  to  the  Amer. 
Assoc,  for  Advancement  of  Science.  9  pp.  (Dudley 
observatory,  p.  127.) 

Street,  Arthur  Edmund.  Memoir  of  George 
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1888.     8°.  4782 

Street,  George  Edmund.  1824-81.  Brick 
and  marble  in  the  middle  ages :  notes  of 
tours  in  the  north  of  Italy.  London,  1874. 
8°.  -1784 

Some  account  of  Gothic  architecture  in 

Spain.    2  ed.    London,  1869.     8°.     (Rev.  of 

in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  122,  1865,  p.  143.)         —1784 

Architecture  In  the  13  centurjr.  45  pp.  (Dub- 
lin afternoon  lectures,  4  a.  p.  1.) 

Steeet,  A.  E.  Memoir  of  George  Edmund 

Street,  R.  A.,  1824-81.     1888. 

Street  ballads.  Modern.    Ashton,  J.    1337 

Street-cries    of  STew  Tork.      6  pp. 

Shanly,  C.  D.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26, 1870,  p.  199.) 

Street  railroads.  Easton,  A.  Practical 
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Ernouf,  A.  A,,  Saron.    Les  tramways,  hlatorique, 

situation  actuelle,  et  avenlr  de  cette  Industrie.  28  pp. 
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— Howclls,  W.  D.  By  horse-car  to  Boston.  23  pp. 
(Suburban  sketches,  p.  91.) 

Streeter,  Edwin  William.  Great  diamonds 
of  the  world,  their  history  and  romance. 
Ed.  by  J.  Hatton  and  A.  H.  Keane.  London 
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Precious  stones  and  gems.    Their  history 

and  distinguishing  characteristics.  Illus- 
trated.   2  ed.    London,  1879.     8°-        —1785 

Streeter,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  M.    Brockett,  L. 

p.,  and  Vaughan,  Mrs.  M.  C.  6  pp.  (In  their  Woman's 
work  in  the  civil  war,  p.  669.) 

Streeter,  Sebastian  Ferris.  1810-64.  First 
commander  of  Kent  island.  Baltimore, 
1868.  8°.  (Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Fund  pub. 
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Papers  relating  to  the  early  history  of 

Maryland.  Baltimore,  1876.  8°.  (Mary- 
land Hist.  Soc.  J^'itndpitb.  No.  9.)  8592 

Maryland,  200  years  ago:  a  discourse.     76  pp. 

(Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Pub.) 

Streets.  Beckwith,  A.  Report  on  asphalt 
and  bitumen  as  applied  to  construction  of 
streets.  1868.  (Blake,  W.  P.,  U.  S.  Com. 
Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports,  v.  4.) 

GiLLMOEE,  Maj.-Gen.  Q.  A.      Practical 

treatise  on  roads,  streets,  and  pavements. 
1876. 

Didron,  A.  N.,  and  Petit  de  JullevUle,  {— ).    Buea 

et  routes  au  raoyen  Sge.  7  pp.  1  pi.  (Ann.  areUol.  v. 
15, 1855,  p.  307.)— Foerstemaun,  E.  Strassennamen 
vongewerben.  72  pp.  ( ffermareia,  v.  14, 1869,  p.  1 ;  v.  IB. 
1870,  p.  261 ;  v.  16,  1871,  p.  265.) 

See  also  Pavements.— Roads. 


STREHLKE 


4291 


STRICKLAND 


Strehlke,  Ernst  Gottfried  Wilhelm.    Auf- 

zeicliiLUugeiizurgeachtclitedeBblstliumsPomeBanlen 
.  .  .  herausg.  von  Max  Toeppen.  65  pp.  (Script,  rer. 
Prassic,  v.  6,  p,  386.)— (Ki.)  Kurzo  Freusslscbe  anna- 
len,  1190-1337  J  Uetier  einen  kuerzUch  aufgefundenen 
slegel9tempel  Herzog  Metwlu'a  I  von  Oatpommern. 
Mlt  abblldung.  6  pp.  [Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  3,  pp.  1, 
729.) — [Ed.)  Zwel  Iragmente  elner  kurzeu  relmchronllL 
von  Freussen.    8  pp.    {Script,  rer.  Prussic.  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

{Ed.)      Annales    expeditialis    Prussioi, 

1333-1414.    See  Annales  expeditiales. 

{Ed.)     Chronica   terrae   Prussiae,  1039 

(sc.  1098)-1450.  iSee  Chronica  terrae  Prus- 
siae. 

{Ed.)    Pranciscani  Thorunensls  annales 

Prussici  (941-1414).  See  Franciscaui  Thoru- 
nensls annales. 

and   others    {Eds.)      Soriptores   rerum 

Prussicarum.    See  Soriptores. 

Strehlke,  Fr.  Goethe's  brief e.  Verzeich- 
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und  anfangsworten.  Darstellung  der  be- 
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StreicherinTon  Aalen,  Barbara.  Strauss, 

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Streinn,  Richard.    —1601.    De  gentibus  et 

famlllis  Bomanorum.  73  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes. 
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Streit  zwischen  menscb  nnd  Ihier. 

Dieterici,  F.  (2V.)  3106 

Streitgedicht   in   der   altprovenzalischen 

lyrik.    Selbach,  L.    (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben, 

V.  57.)  2305 

Streilwolf,  Friedrich  Wilhelm,  and  Hle> 

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prolegomenis  indioibusque  instructi.     Got- 

tingae,  1838.    2  v.  p.  8°.  —1285 

Strength.    2  pp.    {Blackwood^s  Mag.  v.  88, 

I860,  p.  486.) 

Strength  and  beauty.  Hopkins,  M.  2267 
Strength  and  weakness  of  human  reason. 

146  pp.     (Watts,  I.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  377.) 

Strength  of  bridges  and  roofs,  Treatise 

on  the.    Shreve,  S.  H.  —1784 

Strength  of  cast  Iron  and  other  metals. 

Practical  essay  on  the.    Tredgold,  T.    — 1785 
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Bakee,  B.    Strength  of  beams,  columns, 

and  arches.    1870. 
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timber,  cast  and  malleable  iron,  and  other 

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and  roof  trusses.     1873. 
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of  cement.     1875. 

HODGKINSON,  E.  Experimental  re- 
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The  same.    1860.    (Tredgold,  T.,  Praat. 
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Parker,  Maj.  F.  H.    Reports  of  tests  on 

the  strength  of  structural  material,  made  at 
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{U.  S.  49  Oong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  docs.  y.  2, 
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Sheilds,  F.  W.    Strains  on  structures  of 

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1860-61. 
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W^arr,  G.  F.      The  strength  of  materials.     60  pp. 

( With  7iis  Dynamics,  p.  233.) 

Strength  out  of  weakness.    See  Whit- 
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Stret,  Jean.    La  fiUe  du  Sardinier,  poeme. 

7  pp.    (Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  84, 1880,  p.  665.) 

Stretlingen,  Heinrich  von.    See  Heinrich 

von  Stretlingen. 

Stretton,  Richard.      Henry,  M.      Sermon 

preached  ...  on  occasion  ol  the  death  of  S.  23  pp. 
(Compl.  works,  v.  2,  p.  384.) 

Streuber,  Wilhelm  Theodor.    1816-57.    On 

the  earliest  poetry  of  the  Romans.  21  pp.  ( Class.  Mus. 
V.  7,  p.  140.) 

Strieker,  Der.    13  cent.    Karl  der  grosse. 

Herausg.  von  Dr.  Karl  Bartsoh.     Quedlin- 

burg,  1857.    8°.    {Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  nat. 

lit.  abth.  1,  V.  85.)  —3135 
Kleinere  gedichte.    Herausg.  von  Karl 

August   Hahn.      Quedlinburg,    1839.      8°. 

{Biblioth.  der  deutsch.  nat.  lit.  abth.  1,  v.  18.) 

—3135 

Rhythmus  antiquus  Germanicus  de  Caroli 

magni  expeditione  Hispanic^.  [Oer.]  Ul- 
mae,  1726.  fo.  (Schilteii,  J.,  Thes.  antiq. 
Teuton.  V.  2.)  3601 

Daz  bloch.   24  pp.    (Pfeltter,  F.,  Deutsch.  olassile.  des 

mittelalt.  v.  12,  p.  99.) — Das  ina«re  von  den  gaeu* 
buehnern.  10  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  6,  1861,  p.  467.)— 
Ffaffe  Amis.  98  pp.  (FteltCer,  F.,  Deutsch.  classik. 
des  mittelalt.  v.  12,  p.  1.) 

Sllirlsinann,  G.    Zum  Strieker.    1  p.    {Gentmnia, 

V.  31, 1886,  p.  314.)— Jecklln,  0.  von.  Zu  des  Btrlokers 
Karl.    38  pp.    ( Germania,  v.  22, 1877,  p.  129.) 

Strieker,  John.  Sketch  of  the  life  and 
character  of  Marcus  TuUius  Cicero.  Balti- 
more, 1835.     12°.  3767 

Strieker,  Salomon,  and  others.  Manual  of 
human  and  comparative  histology.  Tr.  by 
Heniy  Power.  London,  1870-73.  3  v.  8°. 
{New  Sydenham  Soc.)  — 3774 

The  same.  American  tr.  Ed.  by  Albert 
H.  Buck.    New  York,  1872.    8°.  —1603 

Strieker,  Wilhelm.    Amazonen  in  sage  und 

geschlchte.  40  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  3, 1869, 
p.  423.)— Der  Blitz  nnd  seine  wlrhungen.  31  pp. 
(Samml,  wissens.  vortrg.y.  7, 1872,  p.  669.) — Feuerzeuge. 
30  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  9,  1874,  p.  243.) — 
Groethe  und  Frankfurt  am  Dlaln,  die  bezleh- 
ungen  des  dlchters  zu  selnem  vaterstand.  65  pp. 
(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  11,  1876,  p.  859.)— Geschlchte 
der  menagerlen  und  zoologlschen  gaerten.  43  pp. 
(Samml.  toissens.  vortrg.  v.  14, 1879,  p.  921.) 

Stricl£land,  Agnes.     1796-1874.     Lives  of 

the  bachelor  kings  of  England.     London, 

1861.    p.  8°.  3813 

Contents.   Bdward  V.— Edward  VI.— ■William 

Rnfug. 

Lives  of  the  last  4  princesses  of  the  royal 

house  of  Stuart.    London,  1873.     8°.        3843 

Contents. 
Elizabeth,  Princess.  Louisa  Maria,  Princess. 

Henrietta  Anna,  Duchesse    Mary,  Princess  of  Orange. 
ci'OrMans.  ' 


STRICKLAND 


4292 


STRIKES 


Lives  of  the  7  bishops  committed  to  the 

tower  in  1688.    London,  1866.    8°.  3844 

Contents. 
Ken,'r.,Bp.ofBathandWells.    Tielawnoy,  Sir   J.,  Bp.  of 


Lake,  J.,  Bp.  of  Chichester. 
Lloyd,  W.,  Bp.  of  Worcester. 
Bancroft,  W.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
hury. 


Bristol. 

Turner,  F.,  Bp.  of  Ely. 

White,  T.,  Bp.  of  Peterbor- 
ough. 

——  Lives  of  the  Tudor  princesses,  including 
Lady  Jane  Gray  and  her  sisters.  London, 
1868.    p.  8°.  3813 

Conients. 
Cllffora,  LaAy  E.  B.,  Countess  of  Cumherland. 
Dudley,  Lady  J.  Q. 
Keyes,  Lady  M.  G. 

Mary,  Queen  of  FrancCt  afterwards  Duchess  of  Suffolk. 
Seymour,  Lady  A.  S. 

Seymour,  Lady  C.  G.,  Countess  of  Hertford. 
Strange,  Lady  M.  C,  Countess  of  Derby. 

——  Worcester  field  ;  or,  the  cavalier.  A  poem 
in  4  cantos,  with  historical  notes.  London, 
n.  d.    13°.  1308 

— —  Dangers  of  Trrong-doing.  6  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  T.  2,  1851,  p.  226.)— IVelson'g  sworcl.  11  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  134.) 

(Ed.)    Rome,  regal  and  republican.    See 

Sti-ickland,  J.  M. 

Letters  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Soots.    16  pp.    (Bev.  of 

In  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  28, 1843,  p.  263.) 

Strickland,  J.  M.  Life  of  Agnes  Strick- 
land.   1887. 

and  Strickland,  Elizabeth.    Lives  of 

the  queens  of  England,  from  the  Norman 
conquest ;  with  anecdotes  of  their  courts. 
Boston,  1860.    13  v.  in  6,  8°.  8834 

Contents. 


Adellcla,  of  Louvaine,  v.  1. 
Anne,  v.  11, 12. 
Anue,  of  Bohemia,  v.  2. 
Anne,  of  Clevest  v.  4.  • 
Anne,  of  Denmark,  v.  7. 
Anne,  o/  Warwick,  v.  3. 
Anne  Boleyn,  t.  i. 
Berengaria,  of  Ndvarre,v.  2. 
Catharine,  of  Aragon,  v.  4. 
Catharine,  o/  Braganza,  v.  8. 
Catharine,  of  Valois,  v.  3. 
Catherine  Howard,  v.  4. 
Catherine  Parr,  v.  5. 
Eleanor,  of  Aquitaine,  v.  1. 
Eleanor,  of  Castile,  v.  2. 
Eleanor,  o/  Provence,  v.  2. 
Elizabeth,  v.  6,  7. 


Elizabeth  WoodTlUe,  v.  3. 
Henrietta  Maria,  v.  8. 
Isabella,  of  Angouleme,  t.  2. 
Isabella,  of  France,  v.  2. 
Isabella,  of  Valois,  v.  3. 
Joan,  of  Navarre,  v.  3. 
Margaret,  of  Anjou,  v.  3. 
Marguerite,  of  France,  v.  2. 
Mary  I,  v.  5. 
Mary  II,  v.  10, 11. 
Mary  Beatrice,  of  Modena, 

V.  9, 10. 
Matilda,  of  Boulogne,  v.  1. 
Matilda,  of  Flanders,  v.  1. 
Matilda,  of  Scotland,  v.  1. 
Phiiippa,  of  Hainault,  v.  2. 
Seymour,  Jane,  v.  4. 


Elizabeth,  of  York,  v.  4. 

(Eev.  of  In  Dublin  Ree.  v.  10, 1841,  p.  606;  v.  12, 1842, 
p.  618;  V.  22, 1847,  p.  428;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  T.  40,  1852, 
p.  453  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  89, 1849,  p.  435.) 

i\roie.— Elizabeth's  name  omitted  from  the  t.  p.  at 
her  own  request.  Mrs.  M.  Hall's  *'  Lives  of  the  queens 
of  England  before  the  Norman  conquest"  is  bound  as 
T.  7  of  this  set. 

■ Lives  of  the  queens  of  Scotland  and 

English  princesses  connected  with  the  regal 
succession  of  Great  Britain.  Edinburgh, 
1850-59.    8  v.  8°.  3845 

Contents. 
Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Bohemia,    Margaret  {Tudor),  v.  1. 

V.  8.  Mary,  of  Lorraine,  v.  1,  2. 

Magdalen,  of  France,  v.  1.       Mary  Stuart,  v.  S-7. 
Margaret  Douglas,  Countess    Sophia,  Electress  of  Hanover, 
of  Lennox,  v.  2.  v.  8. 

(Kev.  of  In  Dublin  Rev.  v.  38, 1855,  p.  73.) 
Note. — Elizabeth's  name  omitted  from  the  t.  p.  at 
her  own  request. 

Strickland,  Hugh  Edwin.  1811-53.  Selec- 
tions from  the  scientific  writings  of.  Lon- 
don, 1858.  8°.  [With  Jardine, Sir W.,  Mem. 
of  Strickland.)  4764 

Contents.  On  accent  and  quantity. — Memoirs  on 
the  geology  of  Asia  Minor.— On  the  naturalization 
of  Dreissena  polymorplia  in  Great  Britain.— Me- 
moirs on  the  geology  of  (^reat  Britain  and  Irpland. 


—On  the  mode  of  progression  observed  In  the  genus 
liima. — Ancient  colossal  statue  near  Magnesia. — 
Nomenclature  and  classiflcatlon. — Ornitliolog- 
leal  memoirs.— On  the  satellltary nature  of  glioot- 
ing  stars  and  aerolites. 

(Ed.)    Bibliographia  zoologiae  et  geolo- 

giae.    See  Agassiz,  L.  J.  R. 

Jardine,  Sir  W.  Memoirs  of  Hugh  Edwin 

Strickland.     1858. 

Strickland,  Jane  Margaret.  Life  of  Agnes 
Strickland.     Edinburgh,  1887.     13°.        4787 

Rome,  regal  and  republican,  a  family  his- 
tory of  Rome.  Ed.  by  Agnes  Strickland. 
London,  1854.     8°.  3756 

Strickland,  M.  Memoir  of  the  life,  writ- 
ings, and  mechanical  inventions  of  Edmund 
Cartwright,  inventor  of  the  power  loom. 
London,  1843.     13°.  4837 

Strickland,  William.  1787-1854.  Reports 
on  canals,  railways,  roads,  and  other  sub- 
jects.   Phila.  1836.    obi.  4°.  —3711 

Tomb  of  Washington,  at  Mount  Vernon. 

[Anon.]    Phila.  1840.     8°.  3883 

Oill,    Edward   H.,  and   Campbell, 

Henry  R.  Public  works  of  the  United  States 
of  America.    London,  1841.    fo.  —3733 

Strickland,  William  Peter.  1809-8"4.  His- 
tory of  the  American  Bible  Society,  revised, 
and  brought  down  to  the  present  time.  With 
an  introduction,  by  Rev.  N.  L.  Rice.  New 
York,  1856.     8°.  —3376 

Pioneer  bishop  :  the  life  and  times  of 

Francis  Asbury.  With  an  introduction  by 
Nathan  Bangs,  D.  D.  Manchester,  1860. 
13°.  4777 

Strictures  on  the  modern  system  of 
female  education.    More,  H.,  Works,  v.  3. 

3187 

Strictures  on  the  right,  expedience,  and 

Indiscriminate  denunciation,  of  capital  punishment; 
containing  observations  on  the  true  nature  of  justice, 
and  the  legitimate  design  of  penal  institutions.  40  pp. 
{Pamphleteer,  v.  3, 1814,  p.  116.) 

Strictures  upon  an  Historical  re> 
view  of  the  state  of  Ireland,  by  Francis 
Plowden.    Musgrave,  Sir  R.  3585 

Strife  and  peace.    133  pp.    Bremer,  F., 

Works,-7.3,p.3m. 

Strife  by  the  Darro.   1  p.    (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  46,  1865,  p.  119.) 

Strigel,  Bernhard.  Bode,  W.  Bernard  Stri- 
gel,  dor  sogenannte  meister  der  sammlung  Hirscher. 
5  pp.  (-Koenlgl.  Preussisch.  liunstsamml.  Jahrb.  v.  2, 
p.  64.)— ScKeibler,  L.  Verzeichniss  der  werlie  Strl- 
gela.  3  pp.  (Koenlgl.  Preussisch.  kunstsamml.  Jahrb. 
V.  2,  p.  69.) 

Striges.    See  Owls. 

Strigils,  Notes  on  inscribed.      1  p.     (Ar- 

chaeologia,  v.  43, 1871,  p.  258.) 

Strigul,  Earls  of.    Blanche,  J.  R.     On  the 

Earls  of  8.  10  pp.  2  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum. 
V.  10,  1854,  p.  265.) 

Strijd  met  Tlaanderen.  Lennep,  J.  van. 
Poet,  werhen,  v.  3.  — 3105 

Strikes. 

Dacus,  J.  A.    Annals  of  the  great  strikes 
in  the  United  States.    1877. 

Investigation  of  labor  troubles  in  Mis-'^ 

souri,  Arkansas,  Kansas,  Texas,  and  Illinois. 
1887,  8  pts.  in  1  v.  {U.  S.  49  Cong.  3  sess. 
House  reports,  v.  3,  No.  4174.) 


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Weeks,  J.  D.    Report  on  the  statistics  of 

wages  in  manufacturing  industries ;  with 
supplementary  reports  on  the  average  retail 
prices  of  necessaries  of  life,  and  on  trades 
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(U.  S.  Dept.  of  the  Interior,  10  Census,  1880, 
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—  Agricultural  labourers'  strike.    34  pp.    {Brit. 
Quart.  Bm.  v.  66,  1872,  p.  145.)— Agrioultural  strike. 
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— Cucheval  Clarlgny,  A.    Graves  aux  Btats-Unls. 
62  pp.    (iJm.  d.  deux  mondes,  1877,  3  p6r.  v.  23,  pp.  660, 
763,)— Fotherelll<  S.    Trades'  unions,  strikes,  and 
lockouts.    20  pp.    [Contemp.  Bet.  v.  17,  1871,  p.  107.)— 
Greg.  W.  K.      Strikes,  short  hours,  poor-law,  and 
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266.)— Hopper,  W.  K.  An  Iron-master's  view  of  strikes. 
15  pp.     [fortn.  Bev.  v.  1,  1365,  p.  742.)— Hoivell,  G. 
Strikes :  their  cost  and  results.    17  pp.    [Fraser'a  Mag. 
n.  s.  V.  20, 1879,  p.  767.)— Hughes,  T.    Trades'  unions, 
strikes,  and  oo-operatlon.    6  pp.    [Macmillan's  Mag.  v. 
13, 1866,  p.  75.)— Strikes  and  ludustrlal  co-opera- 
tion.   36  pp.    (  Weslm.  Bev.  n.  s.  v,  25, 1864,  p.  349.)— 
liancashlre  strikes.    9  pp.    [Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  79, 
1866,  p.  62.)— lianglols,  A.    GrSve  des  ouvrlers  de 
chemlns  de  ter  aux  Etats-Unis.   19  pp.   ( Correspondant, 
n.  s.  V.  72, 1877,  p.  617.)— Strike  and  the  lock-out.    24 
pp.    (Blaakwood's  Mag.  v.  112, 1872,  p.  766.)— Strikes  and 
lock-outs.    27  pp.    (Westm.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  6,  1854,  p. 
119.)— Potter,  G.      Strikes  and  lock-outs,  from  the 
workman's  point  ol  view.    23  pp.    (Contemp.  Bev.  w. 15, 
1870,  p.  32.)— Trades'  unions,  strikes,  and  lock-outs. 
IB  pp.    [Contemp.  Bev.  v.  17,  1871,  p.  625.)— Remon- 
strance against  strikes.    7  pp.    [Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  68,  1861,  p.  707.)— Reytoaud,  L.    Graves  en  AUe- 
magne.    15  pp.    (jKcu.  d.  dewx  mondes,  1873,  2  p6r.  v.  106, 
p.  439.)— Rondelet,  A.    Question  des  graves.    48  pp. 
[Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  43,  1869,  pp.  626, 1037.)— Scott, 
T.  A.    Kecent  strikes.    12  pp.    {.N.  Am,.  Bev.  v.  126, 1877, 
p.  361.)— Tallichet,  E.    Les  ouvrlers  et  leur  avenlr. 
69  pp.    [Biblioth.  univ.  el  rev.  mtsse,  n.  p6r.  v.  80,  1867, 
pp.  103,  387.)— Strikes  :  their  tendencies  and  rem- 
edies.   23  pp.     [Westm.  Bev.  n.  3.  v.  18,  1860,  p.  1.)— 
Trades  unions  and  strikes.    29  pp.    [Blackmood's 
Mag.  v.  101, 1867,  p.  718;  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  19, 1864,  p. 
160  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  69,  1834,  p.  341;  V.  67,  1838,  p.  209.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  58,  1873,  p.  336;  Quart. 
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and  entertainment  of  Queen  Elizabeth  at  Oxford  In 
1592.    27  pp.    (Plummer,  C.,.B!i2a!)e(ftoii  Oai/ord,  p.  246: 
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jStringfellow,  Thornton.      Scriptural  and 
statistical  views  in  favor  of  slavery.    Rich- 
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Stringtaam,  Silas  H6rton.    Headley,  J.  T. 

In  his  Farragut  and  our  naval  commanders,  p.  112. 
11  pp. 

Strlparva.    Foucaux,  P.  E.    Strlparva,  tr. 

du  Sanscrit.  76  pp.  [Joum.  asiat.  3  s.  V.  13,  1842,  pp. 
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Stripes  for  South   Carolina.     2  pp. 

{Eraser's  Mag.  v.  63, 1861,  p.  391.) 

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and  Engelliardt,  Ludwig  Heinrioh. 

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Strodtmann,  Adolf  Heinrioh.  1829-79.  H. 
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(Ed.)       Heinrioh  Heine's  Saemmtliche 

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StrofDet,  Nicolas.  Barante,  A.  G.  P.  B., 
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Stroler's  pacquet  open'd,  containing  7 
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The  Litigious  suitor  defeated.— The  Sexes  mis- 
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Strom,  Christian  Ludvig.    1771-1859.    Cm 

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Strombeck,  Friedrich  Karl  von.    Memoirs 

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Stromer,  Ulman.  1329-1407.  Puechel  von 
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Strong,  Caleb.    Lodge,  H.  C.    Caleb  Strong. 

39  pp.    (In  his  Studies  in  history,  p.  224.)— Sonnets. 
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(Ed.)  Book  of  Esther.   See  Schultz, F.W. 

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Strother,  David  Hunter  (Porte  Crayon, 
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Stroud,  George  McDowell.  1795-1875. 
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Struggle   for   neutrality   in   America. 

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3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Betrospeet.  Bev.  v.  13, 
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Life  and  acts  of  Matthew  Parker,  the  1 

Abp.  of  Canterbury,  in  the  reign  of  Queen 
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Life  of  Sir  John  Cheke.    To  which  is 

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1831.     8°.  3833 

Life  of  Sir  Thomas  Smith.       New  ed. 

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Survey  of  the  cities  of  London  and  West- 
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Contents. 
Abbas-Juys,  v.  1.  Kairllplio-Zutplien,  v.  2. 

Strzelecki,  Paul  Edmund,  Gra/von.  Phy- 
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Strzygowski,  Josef.  Calenderbilder  des 
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Stuart,  Alexander  Hugh  Holmes.  1807—. 
Narrative  of  the  leading  incidents  of  the 
organization  of  the  first  popular  movement 
in  1865  to  re-establish  peaceful  relations  be- 
tween the  northern  and  southern  states, 
and  of  the  subsequent  eflforts  of  the  "Com- 
mittee of  nine,"  in  1869,  to  secure  the  resto- 
ration of  Virginia  to  the  Union.  Richmond, 
1888.    8°.  8583 

Stuart,  Alexander  Moody,  D.  D.     1809—. 

Andrew  A.  Bonar.  8  pp.  (Disru^liim  worthies.  Memorial 
of  1813,  T.  1,  p.  31.)— John  Duncan.  6  pp.  (Disrup- 
ti(m  worthies.  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  3,  p.  231.) 

CunutngKam,  J.  G.     Alexander  Moody  Stuart. 

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Stuart,  Lady  Arabella.  Cooper,  E.  Life 
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Stuart,  Charles.  Circa  1783-1865.  Memoir 
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"Law  of  passive  obedience,"  and  an  extract 
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The  West  India  question.      Immediate 

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Stuart,  Charles  Beebe.  1814-81.  Naval  and 
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York,  1853.    4°.  —2721 

Naval  dry  docks  of  the  United  States. 

New  York,  1853.    4°.  —3731 

Stuart,  Charles  Edward  Louis  Philip  Casi- 
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1888. 

Jesse,  J.  H.     Memoirs  of  the  Pretenders 

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Klose,  C.  L.    Memoirs  of  Prince  Charles 

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Cnlloden.  2  pp.  (Blaclcwoocl's  Mag.  v.  48, 1810,  p.  821.) 
— Charles  Ed'ivard  at  Versailles.  2  pp.  (Blade- 
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the  Pretender,  59  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  64, 1847,  p.  1.) 
—Countess  of  Albany,  the  last  Stuarts,  and  Alflerl. 
38  pp.  (Bdin.  Rev.  v.  114,  1861,  p.  145.)— XlpKaph  on 
Prince  Charles  Stuart.  1  p.  {Blackwood's  Mag. 
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—Journals  and  memoirs  of  the  young  Pretender's 
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150  pp.  {Lockliart  papers,  v.  2,  p.  437.) — Narrative  of 
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{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  4, 1819,  p.  330.)— Stuarts  In  Italy. 
28  pp.    (Caart.  Bet).  V.  79, 1817,  p.  141.) 

Stuart,  Clinton.    Miss  Clara  Morris.    18  pp.- 

(Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses, 
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Stuart,  Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Bohemia.  See 
Elizabeth,  Queen  of  Bohemia. 

Stuart,  Gilbert,  LL.D.  1742-86.  View  of 
society  in  Europe,  in  its  progress  from  rude- 
ness to  refinement:  or,  inquiries  concern- 
ing the  history  of  law,  government,  and 
manners.    London,  1813.    8°.  —1373 

Stuart,  Gilbert  Charles.  Mason,  G.C.  Life 
and  works  of  Gilbert  Stuart.     1879. 

-  Baker,  W.  8.  In  his  Engraved  portraits  of  Wash- 
ington, p.  112.  68  pp.— liife  ot  S.  8  pp.  (Longacre, 
J. B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.portr. gallery,  v.  1.)— Stuart, 
J.  Anecdotes  of  S.  6  pp.  (Scriiner's  Monthly,  v.  14, 
1877,p.  376.)— The  youth  of  S.  7  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  13,  1877,  p.  640.)— Tltcomlj,  M.  Gilbert  Charles 
Stuart.    4  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  34, 1867,  p.  47.) 

Stuart,  Granville.  Montana  as  it  is :  being 
a  general  description  of  its  resources,  both 
mineral  and  agricultural ...  To  which  is 
appended  a  complete  dictionary  of  the  Snake 
language,  and  also  the  famous  Chinnook 
jargon.    New  York,  1865.    8°.  3595 

Stuart,  Henry,  Lord  Damley,  Earl  of  Ross, 
Duke  of  Albany.  1545-67.  Ballat.  2  pp.  (Slbbald,  J., 
Chronicle  of  Scottish  poetry,  v.  3,  p.  179.) 

Laing,  M.    History  of  Scotland  .  .  .  with 

a  preliminary  dissertation  on  the  participa- 
tion of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots,  in  the  murder 
of  Darnley.    1819,  4  v. 

Clialmers,  G.    Lord  Darnley.    3  pp.    {In  his  Poet, 

remains  ot  some  of  the  Scotiah  lilngs,  p.  191.)— Con- 
temporary ballad  on  the  murder  of  l>ariiley. 
6  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  70,  1804,  p.  221.)— Precepts 
Issued  on  the  deatb  of  Darnley.  3  pp.  (Soc.  of 
antlq.  Scotl.  Archaeal.  Scot.  v.  3, 1831,  p.  80.) 

See  also  Mary  Stuart,  Queen  of  Scots. 

Stuart,  Sir  Henry.  Planter's  guide.  31  pp. 
(Kev.  ot  In  Westm.  Bev.  v.  11, 1829,  p.  97.) 

Stuart,  Henry  Windsor  Villiers.  1827—. 
Funeral  tent  of  an  Egyptian  queen  .  .  .  To- 
gether with  the  latest  information  regarding 
other  monuments  and  discoveries.  With 
illustrations.    London,  1882.    8°.  1783 

Nile  gleanings  concerning  the  ethnology, 

history,  and  art  of  ancient  Egypt  as  revealed 
by  Egyptian  paintings  and  bas-reliefs.  With 
descriptions  of  Nubia  .  .  .  With  58  coloured 
and  outline  pi.    London,  1879.     8°.         1783 

Stuart,  Isaac  William.  1809-61.  Life  of 
Oapt.  Nathan  Hale,  the  martyr-spy  of  the 
American  revolution.    Hartford,  1856.    12°. 

3887 

Life  of  Jonathan  Trumbull,  Sen.,  Gover- 
nor of  Connecticut.    Boston,  1859.    r.  8°. 

3892 

Stuart,  J.  A.  Erskine.  The  Bronte  country; 
its  topography,  antiquities,  and  history. 
London,  1888.     12°.  1528 

Stuart,  James,  Earl  of  Murray.  Amyot,  T. 
Account  of  the  Instrument  of  legitimation  granted  hy 
Mary,  Queen  of  Scots,  to  her  brother  James.  6  pp. 
(Arcliaeologia,  v.  21, 1827,  p.  164.) 

Stuart,  James,  LL.  D.    1843—.     Teaching 

of  science.  31pp.  (Butler,  J.E.,  VToman's  wort,  p.  121.) 
Stuart,  James.  Three  years  in  North  Amer- 
ica. 16  pp.  [Viev.ot  In  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  f.  IS,  1S33,  p. 
469;  Edin.  Bev.  v.  66,  1833,  p.  460;  Westm.  Bev.  V.  18, 
1833,  p.  317.) 

Stuart,  James.    Stuart,  G.    Memoir  of  S., 

a  pioneer  of  Montana.  44  pp.  (Montana  Hist.  Soc. 
Contrib.  T.  1,  1876,  p.  36.) 

Stuart,    James,    and    Revett,    Nicholas. 

Antiquities  of  Athens,  v.   2,   3.     London, 

1787-94.     2  V.  fo.  1791 

The  same..    New  ed.    London,  1825-27. 

3  V.  fo.  1791 


Antiquities  of  Athens  and  other  monu- 
ments of  Greece.  3  ed.  London,  1858.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G. ,  Illustr.  lAbr. )  1778 

CoCKEEELL,  C.  R.,  and  others.  Anti- 
quities of  Athens  and  other  places  in  Greece, 
Sicily,  etc.,  supplementary  to  the  Antiquities 
of  Athens  by  James  Stuart  and  Nicholas 
Revett.     1880. 

Gabb,  T.    Of  Grecian  temples,  and  strictures  on 

Mr.  Stuart's  Antiquities  of  Athens,  v.  3.  19  pp.  (In  his 
Finis  pyramldls,  p.  266.) 

Stuart,  Maj.-Gen.  Jariies  Ewell  Brown. 
McClellan,  MaJ.  H.  B.  Life  and  cam- 
paigns of  Maj.-Gen.  J.  E.  B.  Stuart.     1885. 

MoSBY,  Col.  J.  S.  Mosby's  war  reminis- 
cences and  Stuart's  cavalry  campaigns. 
[1887.] 

Stuart,  James  Francis  Edward,  the  Pretender. 
Memoirs  of  the  Chevalier  de  St.  George,  with 
some  private  passages  of  the  life  of  the  late 
King  James  II  never  before  pub.  London, 
1712 ;  repr.  1885.  2pts.  8°.  {Clarendon  Hist. 
Soc.  n.  s.Nos.  9,  10.)  2526 

ATTTSEBVRY,F.,Bp.  of  Rochester.    Letters 

to  the  Chevalier  de  St.  George,  v.  1.     1847. 

Defoe,  D.    And  what  if  the  Pretender 

should  comeV  1718.  {With  Chalmers,  G., 
Life  of  De  Eoe.) 

Reasons  against  the  succession  of  the 

House  of  Hanover,  with  an  enquiry  how  far 
the  abdication  of  King  James,  supposing  it 
to  be  legal,  ought  to  affect  the  person  of  the 
Pretender.  1713.  {With  Chsklmers,  G.,  Life 
of  DeFoe.) 

HOOKE,  Col.  { — ] .  Secret  history  of  nego- 
tiations in  Scotland,  in  favor  of  the  Pretender, 
in  1707,  including  the  original  letters  and 
papers  .  .  .  never  before  pub.     1760. 

Jesse,  J.  H.    Memoirs  of  the  Pretenders 

and  their  adherents.  1860.  (Bohn,  H.  G., 
Hist.  lAbr.) 

Several    declarations    made    in    council 

concerning  the  birth  of  the  Prince  of  Wales. 
1688 ;  repr.  1885.  {Clarendon  Hist.  Soc.  n.  s. 
No.  8.) 

Belatlon  of  the  rejoicings  made  In  Kome  for  the 

birtb  of  the  Prince  of  "IVales,  only  son  ot  James 
II..  6  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  271.)— 
St.  John,  H.,  Viscount  Bolingbroke.  Letter  to  Sir  Wm. 
Windham.    130  pp.    {Works, v. l,p.l.) 

Stuart,  James  Montgomery.  History  of  free 
trade  in  Tuscany,  with  remarks  on  its  prog- 
ress in  the  rest  of  Italy.  London,  1876.  12°. 
{Cobden  Club.)  —1368 

Stuart,  John,  3  Earl  of  Bute.    Jesse,  J.  H. 

John,  Earl  of  Bute.  84  pp.  (Ira  his  Mem.  of  celebrated 
Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  262.) 

Stuart,  John,  £L.  X).  1813-77.  A  lost  chapter 
in  the  history  of  Mary,  Queen  of  Scots,  re- 
covered.   Edinburgh,  1874.    sm.  4°.       4852 

{Ed.)     Book  of  Deer.    Edinburgh,  1869. 

4°.     {Spalding  Club.)  3593 

{Ed.)    Extracts  from  the  council  register 

of  the  burgh  of  Aberdeen,  1398-1675.  Aber- 
deen, 1844-48.  2v.4°.  {Spalding  aub.)  2583 

{Ed.)     Extracts  from  the  council  register 

of  the  burgh  of  Aberdeen,  1625-1747.  Edin- 
burgh, 1871-72.  3  V.  sm.  4°.  {Scottish  Burgh 
Records  Soc.)  3574 

{Ed.)  Extracts  from  the  presbytery  book 

of  Strathbogie,  1631-54.  Aberdeen,  1843. 
4°.    (Spalding  Club.)  2593 


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{Ed.)   List  of  pollable  persons  within  the 

.Bhii-e  of  Aberdeen,  1696.    Aberdeen,  1844. 

2  V.  4°.    (Spalding  avh.)  3503 

{Ed.)     Sculptured   stones   of   Scotland. 

Aberdeen,  1856-67.  Sv.fo.   {Spcdding  Club.) 

2591 

{Ed.)    Selections  from  the  records  of  the 

kirk  session,  presbytery,  and  synod  of  Aber- 
deen. Aberdeen,  1846.  4°.   {Spalding  Club.) 

2593 
Stnart,  Col.  John.    18  cent.    Memoir  of  In- 
dian wars,  and  other  Ooourrencea.    34  pp.    (Va.  Hist, 
and  Plillos.  Soo.  Co!!,  v.  1, 1833,  p.  35.) 

Stnart,  John  McDouall.  1818-66.  Explora- 
tions in  Australia.  Journals  during  the 
years  1858-62 ,  when  he  fixed  the  centre  of 
the  continent  and  successfully  crossed  it 
from  sea  to  sea.  Ed.  by  Wm.  Hardman. 
2  ed.    London,  1865.    8°.  2494 

Stuart,  John  Patrick  Orichton,  3  Marquis  of 
Bute  { Tr. )  1847 — .  Coptic  morning  service 
for  the  Lord's  day.    See  Coptic. 

{Tr.)     Roman    breviary.      See    Roman 

breviary. 

Stuart,  Jjjjdy  Louisa.  1757-1851.  Introduc- 
tory anecdotes.  73  pp.  (Montagu,  iadif  M.  P.  W., 
LtttiTit  V.  1,  p.  49.) 

Stuart,  Mary,   Qweew  of  Scots.     See  Mary 

Stuart,  Queen  of  Scots. 
Stuart,  Moses.    1780-1852.    Commentary  on 

Ecelesiastes.    New  York,  1851.    12°.    —1238 

Commentary  on  the  Apocalypse.     An- 

dover,  1845.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  New  Eng- 
iander,  V.  4,  1840,  p.  139.)  —1324 

Commentary  on  the  Epistle  to  the  Ro- 
mans. Ed.  and  revised  by  R.  D.  C.  Robbins. 
Andover,  1859.     13°.  —1228 

Hebrew  chrestomathy.    Andover,  1829. 

8°.  —2145 

Treatise  on  the  syntax  of  the  New  Testa- 
ment dialect.  With  an  appendix,  containing 
a  dissertation  on  the  Greek  article.  Edin- 
burgh, 1835.  16°.  (Clark,  T.,  Bibl.  Cab.  v. 
10.)  —1238 

Bnrnap,  G.  W.    Stuart  on  tlie  Apocalypse.    34  pp. 

( C/ir.  £!ca?n.  T.  40, 1836,  p,  161.)— Dedication  germon. 
14  pp.  (Bev.  ot  m  Chr.  Exam.  v.  8,  1826,  p.  234.)— 
Commentary  on  tlie  Epistle  to  the  IlebreTrs.  17  pp. 
(KeT.  of  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  28, 1829,  p.  184.)— Hints  on 
prophecy.  8  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  New  Englanderj  v.  1, 
1843,  p.  103.)— liamson,  A.  Stuart's  Commentary  on 
Bomans.  26  pp.  (Ofe-;  Scum.  v.  16,  1834,  p.  40.)— 
UToyes,  G.  E.  Stuart  on  the  Old  Testament.  5  pp. 
( Ohr.  Exam.  v.  40, 1846,  p.  69. )— Stebbins,  B.  P.  Stuart's 
Commentary  on  Daniel.  9  pp.  (C/tr.  Sxaift.  v.  51, 1851, 
pi  368.)— Walker,  J.  Stuart  and  Whitman.  42  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  10,  1831,  p.  87.) 

Cornelius,  Mrs.  M.  H.  A  chapter  ot  reminis- 
cences: Moses  Stuart.  11  pp.  (New  Englander,  T.  32, 
1873,  p.  650.) 

See  also  New  Englander,  t.  10, 1852,  p.  42. 

Stuart,  Patrick,  2  Earl  of  Orkney..  Laing,  D. 
Decreet  ot  the  Lords  ot  council  against  S.  14  pp. 
(Soc.  ot  antiq.  Scotl.  Archaeol.  Scot.  v.  4, 1857,  p.  385.) 

Stuart,  Robert.  1812-48.  Caledonia  Ro- 
mana  :  a  descriptive  account  of  the  Roman 
antiquities  of  Scotland.  -3  ed.,  revised  by 
David  Thomson.   Edinburgh,  1852.   4°.  3792 

Stuart,  Robert,  pseud.  Descriptive  history 
of  the  steam  engine.  Dictionary  of  archi- 
tecture. See  Meikleham,  R.  (in  supplement). 

Stuart,  Ruth  McEner'y.  Uncle  Mingo's 
"speculations."  13  pp.  (New  Prineeton  Bev.  v.  5, 1888, 
p.  121.) 

Stuart,  Villiers.  See  Stuart,  Henry  Windsor 
Villiers. 

PABT  v.— 53. 


Stuart,  Col.  William  Kier.  Reminiscences 
of  a  soldier.  8  pp.  (Rev.  ot  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  84, 
1874,  p.  81.) 

Stuart.    See  also  Steuart.— Stewart. 
Stuart,  Hou.se  of. 

Atteebuky,  F.,Bp.  of  Rochester.    Letters 

to  the  Chevalier  de  St.  George  and  some  of 

the  adherents  of  the  house  of  Stuart,  v.  1. 

1847. 
Camp  ANA  db  Cavelli,  (— ),  Marquise. 

Les'  demiers  Stuarts  k  Saint-Germain  en 

Laye.    1871,  2  v. 
Destombes,  C.  J.  B.,  Abb6.    Collection 

historique.      La  persecution  religieuse  en 

Angleterre  sous  Elisabeth  et  les  premiers 

Stuarts.    1883,  3  v. 
Gardiner,  S.  R.    The  first  3  Stuarts,  and 

the  Puritan  revolution.    [1879.]    (Morris,  E. 

E.,  Epochs  of  mod.  hist.) 
GuizOT,  F.  P.  G.    Histoire  du  protectorat 

de  Richard  Cromwell  et  du  retablissement 

des  Stuart.     1864,  2  v. 

Tlie  same,  tr.  into  EBglish.    1856,  2  v. 
Hale,  E.    Fall  of  the  Stuarts  and  western 

Europe :  from  1678  to  1697.    [1879.]   (Morris, 

E.  E.,  Epochs  of  mod.  hist.) 
Jesse,  J.  H.    Memoirs  of  the  court  of 

England  during  the  reign  of  the  Stuarts. 

1857,  3  V.     (Bohn,  H.  G,,  Bist.  Ubr.) 
Klopp,  O.    Fall  des  hauses  Stuart  und 

die  succession  des  hauses  Hannover  in  Gross- 

Britannien  und  Irland.     1875-88,  14  v. 
Noble,  M.    Historical  genealogy  of  the 

royal  house  of  Stuarts.     1795. 

Strickland,  A.  Lives  of  the  last  4  prin- 
cesses of  the  royal  house  of  Stuart.     1873. 

TowNEND,W.  Descendants  of  the  Stuarts. 

1858. 

Vatjghan,  R.     History  of  England  under 

the  house  of  Stuart  ( A.  D.  1603-88),.    1840,  3  v. 

Memorials    of    the  Stuart   dynasty. 

1831,  2  V. 

Voss,  C.  D.    Geschichte  der  Stuarte  auf 

dem  englischen  throne.     1794r-97,  4  v. 

Bell,  E.    a  word  for  the  Stuarts.    12  pp.    (Forin. 

Rev.  V.  5, 1866,  p.  200.)— Brewer,  J.  S.  On  the  Stuarts. 
46  pp.  (English  sivdies.  p.  162.) — Chateaubriand,  F. 
A.,  ricom(e  de.  Quatre  Stuarts.  172  pp.  (CEuvres  oompl. 
V.  3,  p.  319.)- Dernierg  Stnarts.  28  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1875,  3  p6r.  v.  9,  p.  481.)— Eyton,  E.W.  Houses 
of  Pltz-AIan  and  Stuart:  their  origin  and  early  his- 
tory. 2i  pp.  (Archaeol.  Jaurn.  r.  13,  1856,  p.  338.)— 
Fall  of  the  house  of  Stuart.  31  pp.  (Edin.  Bev. 
V.  155, 1882,  p.  291.)— Heirs  of  the  Stuarts.  29  pp. 
(Quart.  Bev.  v.  81, 1847,  p.  57.)— Last  of  the  Stuarts. 
31  pp.  (N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  38, 1834,  p.  426.)— Peyton,  Sir  B. 
The  divine  catastrophe  of  the  kingly  family  of  the 
house  of  Stuarts.  166  pp.  (Secret  hist,  of  the  court  of 
James  li  v.  2,  p.  301.)— Reuniont,  A.  von.  Die  letzten 
Stuart,  Vlttorio.  AWerl  und  die  Graefln  von  Alhany ; 
Angehliche  naohkommen  der  Stuart.  63  pp.  (Kleine 
hist,  schriftm,  pp.  399,  460.)  — The  Stuarts.  33  pp. 
(euarf.  iJm.  V.  133, 1872,  p.  167.)— The  Stuarts  at  St. 
Germaing.    36  pp.    (Edin.  Rev.  t.  136, 1872,  p.  47.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  Mistory.     Henry   VIII  to 
George  /.—Scotland,  History. 

Stuart  papers,  printed  from  the  originals 
in  the  possession  of  Her  Majesty  the  Queen. 
Correspondence.  V.  1.  See  Atterbury,  F., 
Bp.  of  Rochester,  Letters  to  the  Chevcdier  de 
St.  George. 

Stuart'G-lennie,  John  Stuart.  Pilgrim- 
memories,  or  travel  and  cMscussion  in  the 
birth-countries  of  Christianity  with  the  late 
Henry  Thomas  Buckle.  2  ed.  London,  1876. 
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bury, 1187-99,  V.  2.— Richard,  Canon  of  the  Holy  Trinity, 
London.  Itlnerarlum  peregrlnorum  et  gest^  regis  Rl- 
cardi,  V.  1. 

{Ed.)  Chronicles  of  the  reigns  of  Ed vrard 

I  and  Edward  II.  London,  1882-83.  3  v. 
r.  8°.     {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4503 

Contents.  Annales  LiondonienBls,  v.  1. — An- 
nales  Panllnl,  v.  1.— Commendatlo  lamentabills  In 
transitu  magnl  regis  Ed-wardl,  v.  2.  — Vita  Ed- 
ivardl  II,  V.  2.— Gesta  Edward!  Ill,  v.  2.— Gesta 
Edwardl  de  Carna-van,  v.  2. — Ittore,  .Sir  T.  de  la. 
Vita  et  mors  Edward!  11,  v.  2. 

{Ed.)    Memorials  of  St.  Dunstan,  Abp. 

of  Canterbury.  London,  1874.  r.  8°.  {Ot. 
Brit.  Rolls  chron. )  4584 

{Ed.)  Select  charters  and  other  illustra- 
tions of  English  constitutional  history  from 
the  earliest  times  to  the  reign  of  Edward  I. 
Oxford,  1870.     13°.  1577 

{Ed.)  Chronica  Magistri Eogeri  de  Houe- 

dene.    See  Eoger,  of  Hoveden.  ' 


Emploi  du  stuc 

2  pp.    {Bev.  arcMol. 


{Ed.)  Councils  and  ecclesiastical  docu- 
ments, relating  to  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 
See  Haddan,  A.  W.,  and  Stubbs,  W. 

{Ed.)    Gesta  regis  Henrici  secundi.    See 

Benedict,  Abbot  of  Peterborough. 

{Ed.)    Historical  collections  of  Walter 

of  Coventry.    See  Walter,  of  Coventry. 

{Ed.)    Historical  works    of  Gervase  of 

Canterbury.    See  Gervase,  of  Canterbury. 

{Ed.)    Eadulfl  de  Diceto  Decani  Lundo- 

niensis  opera  historica.   See  Ealph  de  Diceto. 

{Ed.)  Willelmi  Malmesbiriensis  monachi 

de  gestis  regum  Anglorum.  See  William,  of 
Malmesbury. 

Stucco.  Guenebault,  L.  J. 
dans  la  decoration  des  ^glises. 
1854,  p.  698.) 

Stuckenberg,  John  Henry  Wilburn,  D.  D. 
1835 — .    Life  of  Immanuel  Kant.    London, 

1882.    8°.  5884 

Stncley,  Sir  Thomas.   Biography  of.   156  pp. 

(Simpson,  K.,  School  of  Shakspere,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 
Studacb,  Jakob  Laurents.    Die  urreligion, 

Oder  das  entdeckte  uralphabet.    Stockholm, 

1856-58.     8°.  —2173 

Studemund,    Wilhelm    Friedrich    Adolf. 

1843—.     De  canticis  Plautinis.    Halis,  1864. 

8°.  8234 

Eplstula  crltlca  ad  R.  Kliissmann.  42  pp.  (Kluss- 

mann,  R.,  Emendationes  Frontonianae,  p.  1.) 

Vita.    1  p.    (TTii/t/tis  De  canticis  Plautinis,  p.  95.) 

Student,  The.   Ly tton,  E.  G.  E.  L.  B. ,  1  Baron 

Lytton.    2  V.  in  1.  3265 

Student,  The  :  a  story  of  Blen  Cathera.     15 

pp.     {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  60, 1857,  p.  709.) 

Student  life  of  Germany.    Cornelius, 

Dr.  [—).  3665 

Student   Morgenstern,    The,   a  tale   of 

Berne.    13  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  7, 1833,  p.  268.) 

Student  of  jLelpslc.  10  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  12,1838,  p.  208.) 

Student  of  lionvalne.    4  pp.     {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  f.  43,  1864,  p.  313.) 

Student  of  Salamanca.    Hardman,  F. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  58-59,  1845-46. ) 
Student  recollections  of  Prof.  Hodgson. 

Woodhead,  E.  4896 

Student  songs,  A  wreath  of.    Tr.  by  Percy 

Boyd.    7  pp.    [^Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  32, 1848,  p.  61.) 

Students.  Andrews,  S.  O.  American  col- 
lege songster,  a  collection  of  songs,  glees, 
and  melodies,  sung  by  American  students. 
1876. 

Cornelius,  Dr.   {—).     Student  life  of 

Germany.     1841. 

Thwing,  O.  F.    American  colleges,  their 

students  and  work.     1878. 

American  student  in  Germany.    29  pp.    {Wem 

Englander,  v.  16,  1867,  p.  574.)— Arndt,  E.  M.  Ueber 
den  deutsohen  studentenstaat.  68  pp.  [Sch.riften,y.i, 
p.236.)— College  life.  27  pp.  ( Quor*.  iieii.  v.  73, 1844, 
p.  87.)— Cooper,  J.  The  student  In  American  colleges. 
18  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  37, 1878,  p.  610.)— Cunning- 
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T.  32, 1842,  p.  71.)— Raumer,  K.  von.  Student  societies 
In  the  German  universities.  28  pp.  [Am.  J.  of  Edu- 
catim,  T.  7, 1859,  p.  160.)— Student  life  in  Scotland. 
30  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  76,  1854,  pp.  136,  422.)— 
Student  life  of  Germany.  9  pp.  (i?em.  i2«u.  v.  10, 
1842,  p.  238;  N.  Am.  Eev.  v.  56,  1843,  p.  300.) 

See  also  Colleges.- Universities.  Also  the  names 
ot  colleges  and  universities. 

Student's  adventure  at  Carrick-a-Eede. 

2  pp.    [BvMin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  86, 1860,  p.  372.) 

Student's     ecclesiastical     bistory. 

Smith,  P.     2  V.  —1268 


STUDENT'S  HANDBOOK 


4299 


STUDIES 


Student's  handbook  of  comparative 
grammar.    Clark,  Rev.  T.  —2176 

Student's  handbook  of  mediaeval  his- 
tory.    M'Burney,  I.  (J?d.)  2447 

Student's  manual  of  geology.  Jukes, 
J.  B.  —1617 

Student's  manual  of  the  English  lan- 
guage.   Marsh,  G.  P.  —3136 

Student's  reminiscence  of  the  "  Quar- 

tler  latlu."  12  pp.  Uiuhlin  Dnit.  Afajr.  v.  25, 1845.  p.  217.) 

Student's  Scripture  history.  Smith, 
W.  (Ed.)  —1238 

Studer,  Bernhard.  1794-1887.  Geologie  der 
Schweiz.    Bern,  1851-53.    2  v.  13°.      —1638 

Index  der  petrographie  und  stratigraphie 

der  Schweiz  und  ihrer  umgebungen.  Bern, 
1873.     8°.  —1624 

and  Escher  von  der  liinth,  Arnold. 

Carte  geologique  de  la  Suisse.  3  6d.,  revue 
etcorrigee.    Winterthur  [1867].    fo.    —1633 

Studer,  Jacob  H.  Columbus,  Ohio  :  its  his- 
tory, resources,  and  progress.  Columbus, 
1873.    8°.  8596 

Studer,   Theophil.       Isopoden,    gesammelt 

waehrend  der  relao  S.  M.  S.  Gazelle  um  die  erde,  1874- 
76.  28  pp.  2  pi.  (Berlin  Atad.  wlssens.  Abhandl.  1883, 
p.  1.) 

Studi   di   etimologia   italiana  e  ro- 

manza.    Caix,  N.  — 2137 

Studi  di  poesia  popolare.    Pitrd,  G.     [In 

his  Bibliot.  tradiz.  pop.  sioil.  v.  3.)  1318 

Studi  fllologici.   Leopardi,  G.,  Opere,  v.  5. 

—1108 
Studi  letterari.    Carducci,  G.  3357 

Studi  sulla  Dlvina  commedia  di  Dante 

Alighieri.    Giordano,  G.     3  v.  2396 

Studia  Biblica.    Driver,  S.  R.,  and  others. 

—3355 
Studien  des  classischen  alterthums. 

3  V.    Schlegel,  K.W.  F.  von,  Saemmt.  werke, 

V.  3-5.  -3118 

Studien  und    charakteristiken  zur 

griechischen  .  .  .  literaturgeschichte.    Teuf- 

fel,W.S.  8333 

Studien   zum    spanischen    theater. 

224  pp.    GrUlparzer,  F.,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  8,  p.  121. 

Studien     zur     descendenz  •  theorie. 

Weismann,  A.    2  v.  —1674 

Studien    zur    deutschen    kulturge- 

schichte.    Arnold,  W.  3683 

Studien  zur  philosophie  und  religion. 

28  pp.    GrUlparzer,  F.,  Saemmt.  werlce,  v.  8,  p.  346. 

Studies.    40  pp.    Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Essays  with 

annotations  by  B.  Wliatehi,  p.  472. 

Studies  at  the  English  uniTersities 

in  the  18  century.     Wordsworth,  0.    —3873 

Studies  from  Genoese  history.  Mal- 
leson,  G.  B.  3546 

Studies  from  the  morphological 
laboratory  in  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge.    Balfour,  F.  M.  (Ed.)    2  v.  in  1. 

—1696 

Studies  in  ancient  history.  McLennan, 
J.  F.  —1386 

Studies  in  church  history.    Lea,  H.  0. 

—1297 

Studies  in  civil  government.  Mowry, 
W.  A.  —1358 

Studies  in  deductive  logic.  Jevons, 
W.  S.  ■  -1447 

Studies  in  early  French  poetry.  Be- 
sant,  W.  ?376 


Studies  in  English.    Scheie  de  Yere,  M. 

E.  B.  —2126 

Studies  in  English  history.    Gairdner, 

J.,  and  Spedding,  J.  1505 

Studies  in  German  literature.  Taylor, 

B.  2334 

Studies  in  literature.   Dowden,  E.   3344 

Studies  in  literature.    Griffin,  G.  W. 

2276 

Studies    in    logic.     Marquand,  A.,  and 

others.  —1447 

Studies  in  mediaeval  history.    Still6, 

0.  J.  3416 

Studies  in  naval  history.    Laughton, 

J.  K.  3706 

Studies  in  philosophy.    Courtney,  W. 

L.  -1411 

Studies  in  philosophy  and  literature. 

Knight,  W.  —1458 

Studies  in  poetry  and  philosophy.  Shairp, 

J.  O.  1338 

Studies  in  Roman  law.    Mackenzie,  T., 

Lord.  —1335 

Studies  in  Russia.    Hare,  A.  J.  C.     3497 

Studies  in  Shakespeare.    White,  R.  G. 

3306 

Studies  in  spectrum  analysis.    Lock- 

yer,  J.  N.     (Internat.  Sei.  S.)  —1508 

Studies  in  the  history  of  the  Renaissance. 

Pater,  W.  H.  2447 

Studies  in  the  literary  relations  of 

England  and  Germany  in  the  16  century. 

Herford,  C.  H.  2327 

Studies  in  the  literature  of  northern 

Europe.     Gosse,  E.  W.  2225,  3287 

Studies  in  the  philosophy  of  religion 

and  history.    Fairbairn,  A.  M.  —4327 

Studies  in  worship-music.   Curwen,  J. 

S.  —3755 

Studies  literary  and  historical  in  the 

Odes  of  Horace.     Verrall,  A.  W.  3354 

Studies  of  Arianism.    Gwatkin,  H.  M. 

.    —1365 
Studies  of  assassination.    Sikes,  W. 

—1368 
Studies  of  blast  furnace  phenomena. 
Gruner,  L.  E.  —3733 

Studies  of  Christianity.    Martineau,  J. 

—4327 

Studies  of  modern  mind  and  character. 

Wilson,  J.  2394 

Studies  Of  Paris.    Amicis,  E.  de.        2687 

Studies  of  Shakespeare.    Fletcher,  G. 

3395 
Studies  of  Shakspere.   Knight,  C.  8393 
Studies  of  the  Greek  poets.  Symonds, 
J.  A.     2v.  3367 

Studies  of  the  university.  Discourse  on 
the.    Sedgwick,  A.  —2377 

Studies  on  fermentation.    Pasteur,  L. 

—1594 
Studies  on  Homer  and  the  Homeric  age. 
Gladstone,  W.  E.     3  v.  3374 

Studies  on  secret  records.  DeQuincey, 
T.,  Works,  V.  7.  2167 

Studies  on  slavery.    Fletcher,  J.    —3344 
Studies  on  the  Complutensian  Poly- 
glot.   Delitzsch,  F.  J.  —1232 
Studies  on  the  legend  of  the  Holy  Grail. 
Nutt,  A.    (Folklore  Spc.  Pub.  v.  33.)      1317 


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Stndj  di  critica  e  storia  letteraria.    An- 

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Stndj  sulle  opere  latine  del  Boccaccio. 

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Stndly,  Thomas,  and  others.    Proceedings 

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Study  of  Mexico.    Wells,  D.  A.  2487 

Study  of  Milton's  Paradise  lost. 
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Study  of  natural  history.  Preliminary 
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Study  of  religion,  its  sources  and  con- 
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Study  Of  sociology.    Spencer,  H.    —1387 

Study  of  Spinoza.    Martineau,  J.    —1458 

Study  of  the  English  language  an  es- 
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A.  J.  D.  —2126 

Study  of  the  human  face.  Woolnoth, 
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Study  of  the  Pentateuch.  Stebbins,  E. 
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Study  of  the  prologue  and  epilogue  in 
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Study  of  Tictor  Hugo.  Svs^inburne,  A. 
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Submarine  telegi-aph.  See  Telegraph, 
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MOCXLII.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Eec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23, 
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Submonitio  ad  diem  Till  Junii  anno 

MCOXXXVI.  4  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Meo.  hist.  Gaules, 
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Submonitiones  auno  MCCIilll  factae. 

2  pp.     (Bouquet,  M.,  Sec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  23,  p.  730.) 

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Substitutions  et  des  equations  algebra- 
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Sub-treasury  systeim.    43  pp.    Hilliard, 

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Sub>tropicaI  rambles.    Pike,  N.      1434 
Suburban  gardener.    Loudon,  J.  C. 

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Suburban  sketches.    Howells,  W.  D. 

3276 
Subversion  of  the   Papal  govern- 
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(Ed.)    Bibliotheca  Normannica.    Denk- 

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H.  [Bd.)  Kelmpredigt,  v.  1.— Welter,  E.  [Ed.)  Juden- 
knabe,  v.  2. 

(Ed.)  Denkmaeler  provenzalischer  lite- 
ratur und  sprache, V.  1.  Halle,  1883.  8°-  3373 

Contents.  Letaen  des  heiligen  Alexius,  v.  1.— Arls- 
toteles.  Epistola  ad  Alexandrum  cum  prologo  Jo- 
hannls  Hlspanlensls — Aycard  and  Glrard.  Ten- 
zone. —Beichtformel.-Gedlchte  der  Chelten- 
hamer  handschrlft.  —  Dansa.  —  Dlaetetik.  — 
Doctrinal.— Folqueys,  G.  Sleben  freuden  Maria's. 
— Debersetzung  des  altfranzoeslschen  gedlchts  von 
den  Fnenfzehn  zeichen  des  Juengsten  ge- 
richts.— John,  Prester.  Brief  an  Kaiser  Frledrlch. 
— Kalender  mlt  belgaben.— liibre  dels  yssam. 
pies.— Marieugebet.— IVicodemus.  Evangelium  ; 
Itallaenische  version  der  prosaauQoesung  des  Evan- 
gellums  Nlcodemi ;  Prosaaufloesung  des  poetlschen 
Evangeliums  Nlcodemi — Zwel  uebersetzungen  der 
kreuzlegende  "Post  peccatnnt  Ade  "  nebst  dem 
latelnlsohen  orlginale.— Rohde,  P.  Quellen  der  ro- 
manlschen  weltcbronik.— Serverl,  of  Gerona.  Lehr- 
gedlcht  ueber  den  worth  der  frauen.— Sibyllen 
Weissaguns.—Siebenfrenden  Maria 'g,-'Suen- 
derg  rcue.— Vler  gereimte  stuecke. 


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Essex.  141  pp.  (Weale,  J.,  Quart,  papers  on  architect. 
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V.  2.) 

Suckling,  Sir  John.  Circa  1609-41.  Works. 
London,  1770.    3  v.  12°.  3197 

Contmts.  Aglaui-a  j  presented  at  the  court,  v.  2.— 
Aglaura;  presented  at  the  private  house  In  BlacU- 
Fryars,  v.  2.— Breniioralt,  v.  2.— The  Goblins,  v.  2. 
— liCttei-s,  V.  1.— Poems,  v.  1.— An  Account  of  re- 
ligion hy  reason,  y.  1.— The  Sad  one,  v.  2. 

Poems,  plays,  and  other  remains.    New 

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Contents.  Aglaura  j  presented  at  the  court,  v.  1.— 
Aglaura;  presented  at  the  private  house  In  Black 
layers,  v.  1.— Brennoralt,  v.  2.— Elegy  upon  the 
death  of  S.  v.  2.— Four  fugitives  meeting,  v.  2 — 
The  Goblins,  v.  2.— tetter  sent  from  France,  de- 
ploring his  sad  estate  and  flight,  v.  2.— Letters,  v.  2. 
— Newes  from ;  being  a  relation  of  his  conversion,  v. 
2.— Poems,  V.  1.— Account  of  religion  hy  reason,  v. 
2.— The  Sad  one,  v.  2. 

Poetic  works,  and  life  of.    Edinburgh, 

1793.    8°.     (Anderson,  R.,Bn^i3oe<s,v.  8.) 

1368 

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Contents.  Be  XII  Caesaribus.  —  De  lllustribus 
grammatlcls*— Horatll  vita — Juvenalis  vita. — 
Iiucanl  vita.— Persll  vita.— Pllnil  vita.— De  Claris 
rbetorlbus.— Pub.  Terentll  Afrl  vita. 

Opera  omnia :  ex  editione  Baumgarten- 

Crusii  cum  notis  et  interpretatione  in  usum 
Delphini,  variis  lectionibus  notis  variorum. 
London,  1826.  4  v.  8°.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,Smpf. 
Lat.)  4254 

Contents,  Oenotaphlnm  Call  Oaesarls  AugustI  F, 
V.  3.— Baumgarten-Crusil.  Praefatio,  v.  1.— De 
Tita  Caesarum,  v.  1,  2. — la.  CasaubonI  in  Ancy- 
ranum  marmor  animadverslones,  v.  3. — Klcnclius 
alpliabetlcus  nonnuUorum  scrlpturae  compendlo- 
rum  quae  in  VV.  LL.  occurrunt,  v.  1. — Hrnestl,  J.  A. 
Excursus  ad  Suetouii  Caesares,  v.  2.  —  Fastoruin 
Praenestlnorum  reliquae;  Animadversion  in  re- 
liqulas  fastorum  Praenestlnorum,  v.  3.— Operum  quae 
perlerunt  fragmenta,  v.  3.— De  lllustribus  gram- 
matlcls, V.  3.— Horatll  Tita,  v.  3.— Inscrlptiones 
antiquae  iUustriores,  v.  3.  —  D.  Junli  Juvenalis 
vita,  V.  3. — liUcanl  vita,  v.  3.— Oenotaphium  Ijucil 
Caesarls  AugustI  F,  v.  3.— Mouumentum  An- 
cyranum,  ex  recognltlone  Edm.  ChlshulU,  v.  3. — 
IVotae  -variorum,  v.  3,  4. — Auli  Persii  vita,  v.  3. — 
Call  Pliuii  vita,  v.  3.— Collectanea  de  vita  et  scriptls 
Suetonls  tranquilll  ex  Angell  Fopitianl .  .  .  praefa- 
tioue,  V.  1.— Recensus  codicum  MSS  qui  In  blbllo- 
thecls  Brltannicis  aaaervantur,  v.  4.  —  Recensus 
editlonum,  v.  4.  —  De  Claris  rbetorlbus,  v.  3.— 

Publii  Terentll  Afri  vita,  v.  3 De  Suetonii  genere, 

vita,  studiis,  et  scrlptia  veterum  autorum  testi- 
monia,  y.  1. — Index,  v.  4, 

Quae  exstant  omnia  opera.    XII  Caesares 

et  minora  quae  supersunt  opera.  Baum- 
gartenii-Crusii  commentario,  excursibus  Er- 
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illustravit  Car.  Benedict.  Hase.  Parisiis, 
1838.  3  V.  8°.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth. 
class.  Lat.)  4345 

Contents.  Duodecim  Caesares,  v.  1,  2.— Recensus 
editlonum,  v.  1.  —  Elrnesti,  J.  A.  Excursus  ad 
Suetonii  Caesares,  v.  1,  2.— Fabrlclus,  J.  A.  Notitia 
literarla  de  C.  Suetonio  Tranqulllo,  v.  1.— Operum, 
quae  perlerunt  fragmenta.  v.  2.  —  De  lllustribus 
grammatlcls,  v.  2.— Horatll  poetae  vita,  v.  2.— 

Ijucani  vita,  v.  2.  —  Aull  Persll  vita,  v.  2 Call 

Plinii  vita,  V.  2.  —  Collectanea  de  vita  et  scrlptia 
Suetonii  Tranqulllo  ex  Angell  Polltanl .  .  .  desunta, 
V.  1 — De  Claris  rbetorlbus,  v.  2.— Publii  Terentll 
Afrl  vita,  v.  2.— Indices,  v.  2. 

[Opera]  quae  supersunt  omnia.    Recen- 

suit  Carolus  Ludovicus  Roth.  Lipsiae,  1883. 
16°.  3337 

Contents.  De  vita  Caesarum. — Deperdltarum 
llbrorum  reliquiae — De  grammatlcls. — De  rbe- 
torlbus.—Roth,  £.  L,    Praefatio. 


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SUEZ  CANAL 


De  XII  Caesaribus,  de  illustribus  gram- 

maticis,  de  Claris  rhetoribus ;  vitae  poeta- 
rutn.  Ex  recensione  Francisci  Oudendorpii, 
qui  variantes  lectiones,  suasque  animadver- 
siones  adjecit,  intermixtis  J.  G.  Graevii,  et 
J.  Gronovii,  necnon  ineditis  Caroli  Andreae 
Dukeri,  adnotationibus.  Lugduni  Batavo- 
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Lives  of  the  13  Caesars.    To  which  are 

added,  his  lives  of  the  grammarians,  rhe- 
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— liudicralitstoria.— Delii^ibaspueroruiu.— De 
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See  also  Edln.  Eev.  v.  103, 1856,  p.  236;   v.  143, 1876,  p. 
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SnfTerlllg,  Voluntary  human.   40  pp.   Cecil, 

J.  {In  his  Sixty  curious  and  authentic  narrations, 
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Sufferings  endured  for  a  free  govern- 
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Sufferings  of  tlie  Church  of  Scot- 
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Snffleld,  Conn.  Sheldon,  H.  S.  Suffield. 
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Suffolk,  Countess  of.    See  Howard,  H.  H. 

Suffolk,  Duke  of.    See  Brandon,  C. 

Suffolk,  Earl  of.    See  Pole,  M.  de  la. 

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MuEEAT,  J.  {Pub.)   Handbook  for  Essex, 

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Suffolk,  County,  Mass.     Bowditch,  N.  I. 
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Suffolk  garland :  or,  a  collection  of  poems, 
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legendary  and  romantic,  historical  and  de- 
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trative of  its  scenery,  places,  biography, 
manners,  habits,  and  customs.  Ipswich, 
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See  also  Dugat,  0.    Elstolre  des  phllosopbes  et  des 
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von  Plutarch  uud  Suldas  beriohtete  reohtslaeile  aus 
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Sninine,  Paul  de.  Quelques  details  sur  le 
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Suir  river,  Ireland.    Irish  rivers.    The  S. 

24  pp.     [DuUin  Univ.  Mag.  T.  42,  1863,  pp.  208,  323.) 

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Mag.  V.  49,  1841,  p.  736.) 

Suitors.    Bacon,  Sir  P.,  Baron.    Of  suitors. 

3  pp.    {Essays  with  annotations,  hy  B.  Whately,  p.  469.) 
jyb^e.— "For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

SukliAvati-Tyiftlia :  description  of  Su- 
khavati,  the  land  of  bliss.     Ed.  by  P.  M. 


Mueller,  and  B.  Nanjio.     Oxford,  1883.    4°. 

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Sulaca,  Joannes,  Patriarch  of  the  Ohaldaeans. 

[Vita.]  12  pp.  (AssemanI,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1, 
p.  623.') 

Snicard,  of  Westminster.  13  cent.  De  funda- 

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P.,  Patrol.  «.  Lat.  v.  166,  p.  1635.) 
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E.  M.,  1  Baron  Houghton.  Suleiman  Pasha.  17  pp. 
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Suleimd<n«  of  Husn  Keif  a.  15  cen^.  Wil- 
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S  Peter,  3  and  3  John,  and  Jude.     Written 

A.  D.  1471.  Ed.  by  Isaac  H.  Hall.  Balti- 
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Sulek,  Bogoslav.  Deutsch-kroatisches  woer- 
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Snlivan,  Capt.  G.  L.  Dhow  chasing  on  Zan- 
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Sulivan,  Eobe^'t.  Remarks  on  Mr.  Sulivan's 
dramatic  poems.  6  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  15,  1824, 
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Sulivan.    See  also  O 'Sullivan. —Sullivan. 

Sulla,  or  Sylla,  Lucius  Cornelius.    B.  C.  138- 

B.  0.  78.  Eeliiqulae.  [Gr.']  10  pp.  (Peter,  H.,  Hist. 
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Bebsly,  a.  H.   The  Gracchi,  Marius,and 

Sulla.  [1879.]  (Cox,  Rev.  Sir  G.  W.,  and 
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CiCEEO,  M.   T.      Pro  P.   Cornelio  Sulla 

oratio  ad  judices,  ed.  ...  by  James  S.  Held. 

1883. 
JVoie.— For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 
Freeman,  E.  A.  Suiia.    36  pp.    {In  Ms  Hist,  essays, 

2  s.  p.  271.)— Rein,  W.  Becenslon  von  Zachariae's, 
Wittlch's,  und  Eamahorn's  8.  12  pp.  {Zeils.f.  Alter- 
thumsw.  V.  4, 1837,  p.  177.) 

Sulle  cause  e  gli  effetti  della  Confedera- 
zione  Renana.     Lucchesini,   G.,  Marchese. 

3  V. in  3.  3603 
Sullevan,  Philip  O'.  See  O'Sullevan,  P. 
Sullivan,  Alexander  Martin.  1830-84.  New- 
Ireland  :  political  sketches  and  personal 
reminiscences.  4  ed.  London,  1878.  3  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of,  by  A.  M.  Selsz,  in  Deutsch. 
nrndscTiaM,  V.  33,  1880,  p.  399.)  3576 

Sullivan,  Sir  Arthur  Seymour.    Field,  K. 

Arthur  Sullivan.  7  pp.  {Sgribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 1879, 
p.  904.)- Notice  of  S.  8  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  4,  1879,  p.  488.)— Dpton,  G.  P.  Sullivan:  The 
Prodigal  son ;  The  Light  of  the  world.  11  pp.  {In  his 
Standard  oratorios,  p.  290.) 

Sullivan,  Francis  Stoughton.  Historical 
treatise  on  the  feudal  law ;  and  the  consti- 
tution and  laws  of  England  ;  with  a  com- 
mentary on  Magna  Charta,  and  necessary 
illustrations  of  many  of  the  English  statutes. 
London,  1773.    4°-  —1331 

Sullivan,  J.  Cumberland  and  Westmore- 
land. 13  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Blackuiood's  Mag.  v.  83, 1868, 
p.  314.) 

Sullivan,  James,  LL.D.  1744-1808.  His- 
tory of  land  titles  in  Massachusetts.  Boston, 
1801.     8°.  —3343 

History  of  the  district  of  Maine.    Boston, 

1795.     8°.  3635 

-^^  Amory,  T.  C.    Life  of  James  Sullivan. 

1859,  3  V. 

Bloeraplilcnl  memoir  of  S.    3  pp.    (Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.  Coil.  2  s.  V.  1,  1838,  p.  252.) 
See  also  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  88, 1869,  p.  443. 


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SnlliTan,  Maj.-Gen.  John.  1740-95.    Official 

report.  10  pp.  (Cook,  F.,  Journals  of  the  military  ex- 
pedition of  S.  p.  296.) 

Amory,    T.    C.      Military    services    and 

public  life  of  Maj.-Gen.  John  Sullivan.  1868. 

Cook,  F.  (Ed. )  Journals  of  the  military- 
expedition  of  Maj.-Gen.  John  Sullivan 
against  the  6  nations  of  Indians  in  1779  .  .  . 
1887. 

Norton,  A.  T.     History  of   Sullivan's 

campaign  against  the  Iroquois  ;  being  a  full 
account  of  that  epoch  of  the  revolution. 
1879. 

-  Craft,  Rev.  D.  Biographical  sketch  at  S.  2  pp. 
(Cook,  P.,  Journals  of  the  military  expedition  of  S.  p.  333.) 
— Peabody,  O.W.iS.  Life  of  S.  m  pp.  (Sparks,  J., 
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fSlllliTan,  John  T.  Report  of  historical  and 
technical  information  ...  of  interoceanic 
communication  by  way  of  the  American 
Isthmus.  Washington,  1883.  i°.  {U.  S. 
47  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  23,  No. 
107.)  —4411 

Sullivan,  Philip  O.  Blossoms.  1  p.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  Y.  60,  1880,  p.  72.)— Clirisfnias  anthem. 
2  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  60,  1880,  p.  23S.)  — Happy 
linntlii;;  ground.  12  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  Y.GlyliiSOt 
p.  324.)— The  new  year.  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 
18,  1879,  p.  889.)— Valentine.  2  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  60,  1880,  p.  636.) 

Sullivan,  Robert.  Dictionary  of  derivations; 
or,  an  introduction  to  etymology,  on  a  new 
plan.    Dublin,  1866.    p.  8°.  1177 

Sullivan,  Thomas  Daniel.     Poems.    4  pp. 

(Eev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  74, 1S69,  p.  654.) 

Sullivan,  Thomas  Russell.    Lothrop,  S.  K. 

SuUlvaa'B  Sermons  on  Christian  communion.  9  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  44,  1848,  p.  296.) 

Sullivan,  William.    Greenwood,  F.  W.  P. 

Sullivan's  Discourse  before  the  Boston  Mercantile 
Association.  3  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  13,  1833,  p.  24.) — 
Sullivan's  Historical  class  book.  4  pp.  [Gltr.  Exam. 
V.  16, 1834,  p.  68.) 

Sullivan,  William  Kirby  [Ed.)  Manners 
and  customs  of  the  ancient  Irish.  See 
O'Curry,  E. 

(2V.)     Celtic  studies.    See  Ebel,  H.  W. 

and  others.  Two  centuries  of  Irish  his- 
tory, 1691-1870.  With  introduction  by  James 
Bryce.     London,  1888.     8°.  2596 

Sullivan.  See  also  O'SuUevan. — O'SuUivan. 
— Sulivan. 

Sullivan  county.  Pa.  Sherwood,  A.,  and 
Platt,  F.  Geology  of  Lycoming  and  Sul- 
livan counties.  1880.  (Pa.  2  geol.  surv. 
1874-80,  G.G.) 

SuUivant,  William  Starling.  1803-73. 
Icones  muscorum,  or  figures  and  descrip- 
tions of  most  of  those  mosses  peculiar  to 
eastern  North  America  which  have  not  been 
heretofore  figured.  Cambridge,  Mass. ,  1864- 
74.     2  V.  r.  8°.  —2602 

Catalogue   of   mosses  and  llverivortg   of  the 

route  from  the  Sacramento  Valley  to  the  Columbia 
river.  2  pp.  {Reports  Surv.  Facif.K.  R.y.Q.)—J)6BCTlp- 
tion  of  the  mosses  and  liverworts  of  the  route  near  the 
35  parallel.  9  pp.  10  pi.  {Reports  Surv.  Pacif.  R.  R.  v.  4.) 
— Mosses  and  liverworts.  98  pp.  8  pi.  {GTa.y,  &..,  Manual, 
1868,  p.  607.) 

Sully,  James.  1842 — .  Illusions :  a  psycho- 
logical study.  New  York,  1881.  13°.  (Inter- 
nat.  Sci.  S.)  —1447 

Pessimism :    a    history    and    criticism. 

London,  1877.    8°.  —1434 

Sensation  and  intuition :  studies  in  psy- 
chology and  aesthetics.     London,  1874.    8°. 

^1427 


Sully,  Maurice  de,  Bp.   of  Paris.    —1196. 

Epistolae;  Diplomata.  9  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pairoi.  s. 
Lai.  V.  206,  p.  897.)— Meyer,  P.  MSS  des  sermons 
fransals  de  S.    22  pp.    {Romania,  v.  5, 1870,  p.  466.) 

Sully,  Maximilien  de  Bethune,  Due  de. 
1560-1641.  Memoires  des  sages  et  royales 
oeconomies  d'estat,  domestiques,  politiques, 
et  militaires  de  Henry  le  Grand.  Paris, 
1820-31.  9  V.  8°-  (Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A., 
M&m.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  3  s.  v.  1-9. )  (Rev. 
of  in  Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  6,  1822,  p.  304.)  4075 

The  same.  Paris,  1857.  2  v.  r.  8°.  (Mi- 
chaud  and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  mim.  rel. 
hist,  de  France,  v.  16,  17.)  2662 

The  same;  with  the  trial  of  Francis  Ra- 
vaillac,  for  the  murder  of  Henry  the  Great ; 
and  an  appendix,  containing  refutations  of 
the  Abbe  de  L'Ecluse's  correctional  notes, 
exculpatory  of  the  Jesuits.  Edinburgh, 
1819.     5  V.  8°-  5825 

The  same,  tr.  from  the  French.  A  new 
ed.,  revised  and  corrected;  with  additional 
notes,  and  an  historical  introduction,  attrib- 
uted to  Sir  Walter  Scott.  London,  1856. 
4  V.  p.  8°.    (Bohn,  H.  G.,  French  memoirs.) 

5826 

Marbault,  ( — ).  Remarques  sur  les  me- 
moires .  .  .  de  Maximilian  de  Bethune,  Due 
de  Sully.  1857.  {Michaud  and  Poujoulat, 
Nouv.  coll.  mim.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  17.) 

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{Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  8,  p.  108.) 

HOPP.H.  G.  [Ed.)     Biographic  des  Her- 

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Sewrin,   C.   a.     Sully.     1805.      [In  his 

Amis  de  Henry  IV,  v.  2.) 

Bonnal,  E.  L'^conomie  politique  au  commence- 
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—Destitution  de  S.  18  pp.  {Rev.  ritroipect.  v.  2, 
1834,  p.  436.)— Gourdault.  J.  Sully,  homme  public 
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Sully,  Thomas.  1783-1872.  Hints  to  young 
painters,  and  the  process  of  portrait  painting. 
Phila.  1873.     8°.  —1735 

Sullysur-IiOire,  France.     Vergnaud-Ro- 

magnesi,  C.  P.  Notice  d'un  ancien  bas-relief  en  bols 
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Sulphate  of  bai-ytes.  Gorham,  J.  An- 
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4  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Scl.  Mem.  v.  3,  pt.  2, 1815. 
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Sulphur.  Sulphur  in  Iceland.  9  pp.  (Dub- 
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Bourges.    7  cent.    Epistolae  tres.    11  pp.    (Migne  J  P 
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10  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  80,  p.  673.) 

Sulpicia.  1  cent.    Satira.   19  pp.    (Lemaire, 

N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  138;  Weber,  W.  E.,  Corpus 
poet.  Lat.  pt.  2,  p.  1137;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet.  Lat.  min. 
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nails,  D.  J.,  and  Persius  Flaccus,  A,,  Sexdeeim  satirae, 
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same,  tr.  into  English.  11  pp.  (With  Juvenalls,  D.  J.. 
Satires,  p.  269:  Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.) 


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Baehkens,  E.    De  Sulpiciae  quae  vocatur 

satira  commentatio  philotogica.    1873. 

WUbrnudt,  A.    Oerliithua  und  S.    Godlchte  von 

S.  and  TllDuUua.  6  pp.  {Deutsch,  rundschau,  v.  4, 1875, 
p.  1.) 

Sulpicins  (pseud.)  Letters  on  the  Northern 
Confederacy.  With  an  appendix  containing 
the  treaty  of  armed  neutrality,  together  with 
other  documents  on  the  subject.  London, 
1801.    8°.     [Bound pamph.  r.  109.)  5815 

Sulpicius  liiipercns  servaslns,  Junior. 

De  oupiaitate;  De  vetustate.  6  pp.  (Lemalre,  N.  E., 
Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  pp.  292,  463;  Wernsdorf,  J.  0.,  Poet. 
Lat.  min.  v.  3,  pp.  235,  408.) 

Snlpicius  Riifus,  Servius.    B.  0.  124—. 

Fragmenta.    4  pp.    (Husohke,  G.  P.  E.,  Jurispr.  ante- 
juslinianae,  p.  91;  Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.fragm.  pp.  343, 
398.) 
Sultan,  The.     Urquhart,   D.    Le  pape,   le 

suUan,  et  le  czar.    14  pp.    (IFor/w,  v.  4.) 

Sultan  Akbar's  love;  or,  the  siege  of 

Chlttore.    17  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  46,  1855,  p.  531.) 

Sultanetta.  Dumas,  A.  D.  {CEuvres eompl.) 

—4184 
Snltdnganj,   India.     Rajendralala   Mitra. 

On  the  Buddniat  remains  ot  S.  13  pp.  (Aslat.  Soo. 
Bengal,  Jomn.  T.  33, 1866,  p.  360.) 

Suite,  Benjamin.  1841—.  Histoire  des  Ca- 
nadiens-frangais,  1608-1880.  Montreal,  1882- 
84.     8  V.  in  4,  4°.  2611 

Sultepec,  Mexico.  DoUfus,  A.,  and  Mont- 
serrat,  E.  de.  Etude  sur  le  district  de  S.  26  pp. 
[Arcliiv.  commis.  sci.  du  Hex.  v.  3,  p.  471.) 

Snlzer,  Johann  Georg.     Eloge  de  S.     16  pp. 

(Berlin  Akad.  wisseus.  Nam>.  mtm.  1779,  p.  46.) 
Sulzer,  Johann  Heinrioh.    Kennzeichen  der 

insekten.   Mit  einer  vorrede  Johannes  Gess- 
„ners.    Zuerich,  1761.     8°.  —3675 

Suuian,  Josef.     Die  Slovenen.    Wien,  1881. 

8°.  {VoeUiev Oesterreidh-'Ongarns,^.  10, pt.  1.) 

3693 
Sumario  de  la  natural  historia  de  las  Indias. 

45  pp.    Oviedo  y  Valdes,  G.  H.  de.    (Vedla,  E.  de.  Hist. 

primitiv.  de  Indias,  v.  1,  p.  471.) 

Sumatra,  Island.  Bechtingbe,  J.  Le  Son- 
da.     1875. 

MaesdbNjW.    History  of  Sumatra.   1811, 

3v. 

BocJc,  C.    Journeyings  in  S.    61  pp.    (Head-hunters 

of  Borneo,  p.  257.)— Dulaurier,  B.  Chronique  dn  ro- 
yaume  d'Atdieh  dans  I'Ue  de  S.  35  pp.  (Journ.  asiat. 
3  s.  V.  8,1839,  p.  47.)— lies  de  la  Sonde.  12  pp.  {Sev. 
d.  deux  mondes,  1831,  v.  1,  p.  16.)— Jacqiiet,  E.  Sur  les 
Orang  ADoung  de  I'ile  de  S.  7  pp.  {Jnurn.  asiat.  1  s. 
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productions  ot  S.  16  pp.  (Asiat.  Besearch.  v.  4,  1795, 
p.  19.)— Miller,  C.  Account  of  the  island  ot  S.  20  pp. 
(Koyal  Soc.  London,  PWos.  trans,  v.  68,  pt.  1,  1779,  p. , 
160.)— MueJler,  S.  Gezlgten  vau  hergen,  kraters, 
kusteu  en  ellanden  van  Java,  S.,  en  de  straat  Sunda. 
26  pp.  26  pi.  [In  his  Land-  en  volkenkuude :  Temmluck, 
C.  J.,  Verh.  der  nederl.  owrieesohe  leiitt.  p.  447.)— Vllle- 
neiive,  P.  de.  L'lle  de  S.  et  la  guerre  d'Atobln.  37 
pp.  (Correspondant,  n.  8.  v.  64, 1875,  p.  693.)— Wallace, 
A.  K.    In  his  Australasia,  p.  329.    18  pp. 

See  also  East  Indian  archipelago. 

Suniatran    languages.      Marsden,    W. 

Remarks  on  the  Sumairan  languages.  5  pp.  (Arohae- 
ologia,  v.  6, 1782,  p.  164.) 

Sumbawa^  Island.     Guillemard,  F.  H.  H. 

Sumbawa.  22  pp.  (In  Ms  Cruise  ot  the  Marchesa, 
V.  2,  p.  131.) 

Sumbel,  Mrs.  Leah  Wells.  Memoirs  written 
by  herself.  London,  1811.  8  v.  12°.  (Dra- 
matic biog. )  4777 

Snmelas.  Palgrave,  W.  G.  Monastery  of 
S.    12  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  3, 1871,  p.  195.) 

Sumeric  language.  Haupt,  P.  (Ed.) 
Akkadische  und  sumerische  keilschrift- 
texte.    1881,  4  pts. 


Hommel,  B.     Die  neueren  resultate  der  sume- 

rlsohen  torsohung.    10  pp.    (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  32, 1878,  p.  177.)- Oppert,  J.    Etudes  aumSrl- 
enues.    111pp.    (./ourn.  asiaJ.  7  s.  v.  5, 1875,  pp.  207,442.) 
See  also  Accadian  language. 

Sumeric    law.     Haupt,   P.     Sumerische 
familiengesetze.     1879. 
See  also  Accadian  latv. 

Sunima  processus  in  causa  ecclesiae  Otto- 

ulensls  beall  Cauutl  ordlnls  Sancll  Benedlctl,  anno 
1489.  4  pp.  (Langeheck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script, 
rer.  Danic.  v.  8,  p.  475.) 

Summa  Sententiarum.  See  Pietro  Lom- 
bardo,  Bp.  of  Paris. 

Summa  sive  aurea  armilla.  Fumus, 
B.  —1354 

Summa  theologica.  Thomas  Aquinas, 
St.    4  V.  —3233 

Summaclins.    See  Symmachus. 

Summary  of  researches  in  sound. 
Henry,  J.  —1523 

Summar  J  of  the  history  of  the  English 
church.     Grant,  J.    4  v.  — 1266 

Sumsnary  of  the  report  of  a  select  com- 
mittee, appointed  to  inquire  into  the  causes  which 
have  led  to  the  extensive  depreciation  or  reduction  in 
the  remuneration  for  lahor  in  Great  Britain,  and  the 
extreme  privation  and  calamitous  distress  consequent 
thereupon.    21pp.    (Pam^Weieer,  v.  23, 1824,  p.  495.) 

Summary  Tiew  of  heraldry.  Brydson, 

T.  2775 

Summer.     Boyd,  A.  K.  H.     Concerning 

summer  days.  20  pp.  (Fraser's  iWag'.  v.  62, 1860,  p.  147.) 
— iriilaud,L.  Sommer  und  winter.  30  pp.  (Oermania, 
V.  6,  1860,  p.  257.) 

Summer.    Thoreau,H.  D.  2157 

Summer  and  winter  CTenings.  Poem. 

1  p.    (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  7,  1833,  p.  589.) 

Summer  cruise   in   the   Mediterranean. 

Willis,  N.  P.  3156 

Summer  day,  A.    26  pp.    Aird,  T.,  Poet. 

works,  p.  116;  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  60,  1846,  p.  277. 

Summer  eve.    2  pp.    (Blackwood'' s  Mag. 

v.  34,,1833,  p.  872.) 

Summer  eve  landscape,  A.  1  p.  (Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  42,  1853,  p.  109.) 

Summer  evening's  love  story.    6  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16, 1824,  p.  679.) 

Summer  holiday,  A.    35  pp.    (Fraser's 

Mag.  V.  24,  1841,  pp.  190,  631 ;  V.  25,  1842,  p.  33.) 

Summer   idyl,  A.    1  p.    (Harper's  Mag. 

V.  16,  1857,  p.  219.) 

Summer  in  England,  A.   Beecher,  H.  W. 

3796 
Summer  in  Iceland.    Paijkull,  K.  W. 

1465 
Summer  in  the  Azores,  A.    Baker,  C.  A. 

2497 
Summer  in  the  hills.  21  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  124,  1878,  p.  198.) 

Summer  longings.    1  p.     (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  31, 1848,  p.  646.) 

Summer  morning  landscape.    3  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  24,  1828,  p.  103.) 

Summer  noontide.    2  pp.    (Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  58,  1845,  p.  752.) 

Summer  of  the  pestilence.  Armstrong, 

G.  D.  —3777 

Summer  pastime.    1  p.    (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  36,  1860,  p.  240;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1, 1850,  p.  524.) 

Summer  rain.    6  pp.     Stedman,  E.  C, 

Poems  lyric  and  idyllic,  p.  35. 

Summer  recollections.    1  p.     (Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  2,  1833,  p.  130.) 

Summer  resorts  for  the  debilitated  chil- 
dren of  our  cities.  6  pp.  Walker,  J.  (Am.  PuD.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  S,  p.  188.) 


SUMMER  SKETCHES 


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SUMNER 


Summer  sketches  by  Delta.  6  pp.  (Black- 
mood's  Mag.  V.  40,  1836,  p.  371.) 

Summer  storm.  A,    1  p.     [Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  8, 1834,  p.  669.) 

Summer  story,  A.    34  pp.    Read,  T.  B., 

Poet,  tvorks,  v.  3,  p.  297. 

Summer  travelling  in  Iceland.    Coles,  J. 

1403 
Summer  vision,  A.    1  p.     (Eraser's  Mag. 

V.  66,  1857,  p.  736.) 

Summer  weather.    1  p.    (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  74,  1869,  p.  323.) 

Summer's  afternoon,  A.  3  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mug.  V.  16,  1858,  p.  360.) 

Summer's  day,  A.    14  pp.    Wilson,  A., 

Leisure-time  .studies,  p.  346. 

Summerfleld,  Rev.  John.  Holland,  J. 
Memoirs  of  the  life  and  ministiy  of  Rev. 
John  SummeriBeld.     1839. 

Collins,  S.     John  Summerfleld.     9  pp.     (In  Ms 

Miscellanies,  p.  121.)— Life  of  S.  14  pp.  (Am.  Quart. 
Ren.  V.  7,  1830,  p.  241.) 

Summers,  George  D.  Inskip,  J.  S.  Ex- 
perience and  labors  of  Rev.  George  D.  Sum- 
mers.    1838. 

Summers.    See  also  Somers. — Sommers. 

Summo,  Faustino.  Due  discorsi,  I'uno  con- 
tra le  tragicommedle,  e  le  pastoral!,  I'altro  conti'a  11 
Pastor  fldo  tragicomniedia  pastorale  dell'  lUustre 
Slgnor  Cavaliere  Battlsta  Guarlnl.  44  pp.  (Guarlnl, 
a.  B.,  Opere,  v.  3,  p.  643.) 

Summons  of  the  nobility  to  the  great 
councils  and  parliaments.  Perfect  copy  of  all. 
Dugdale,  Sir  W.  •        —3341 

Summum  bonnm.    Attgustinus,  A.,S*., 

Bp.  of  Hippo.  In  his  Civitate  Dei.  1864. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  41.) 

The  same,  tr.   into  English.     1871,  3  v. 
(Worhs,  ed.  by  Rev.  M.  Dods,  v.  1,  3.) 

Cicero,  M.  T.    De  iinibus  bonorum  et 

malorum.  1830.  (Opera,  v.  14:  Valpy,  A. 
J. ,  Script.  Lat. ) 

The  same,  tr.  into  English.     1853. 
Note.— :Foi  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 
Plato.   Philebus.   Tr.  with  brief  explan- 
atory notes,  by  F.  A.  Paley.     1873. 
Note.— For  other  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

. Averani,  B.    Se  sia  vera  I'oplnlone  dl  Platone, 

Che  le  repubhllche  saranno  fellol,  quando  i  fllosofl  le 
reggeranno,  o  quando  quelll  che  le  reggono  fllosofe- 
raiino.  7  pp.  (Raccolta  di  prose  ital.  v.  3,  p.  158.) — 
Henmann,  C.  A.  De  summo  hono.  3  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  8,  1813,  p.  277.)— Knight,  W. 
Summum  honum.  39pp.  (/n  7w  Studies  In  philosophy 
and  literature,  p.  225.)— Thompson,  D.  G.  The  Sum- 
mum  bonum.    20  pp.    (Mind,  v.  6, 1881,  p.  62.) 

Sumner,  Charles.  1811-74.  Works.  Bos- 
ton, 1875-83.  15  V.  IS".  3147 
Contents.  Stand  by  the  administration,  v.  7.— 
Bank  of  admiral,  v.  7. —Air-line  railroad  between 
■Washington  and  New  York,  v.  7.— Ambulance  and 
hospital  corps,  v.  7. — Prophetic  voices  concerning 
America,  v.  12. — Position  of  the  American  la-wyer, 

V.  2 Withdrawal  of  American  troops  from  Mexico, 

V.  1.— Our  immediate  antlslarery  duties,  v.  2. — 
Antislavery  enterprise  :  its  necessity,  v.  4 — Anx- 
ieties and  prospects  during  the  winter.  Letters 
. . .  Jan.  17  to  Feb.  20, 1861,  v.  6.— Locality  in  appoint- 
ment to  office,  V.  13.— Origination  of  appropri- 
ation bills,  V.  4.— Arbitration  as  a  substitute  for 
war,  V.  15. — Arctic  expedilions,  v.  13.— Celebration 
at  Arlington,  on  assuming  its  new  name,  v.  11. — 
Patriot  dead  at  Arlington,  v.  14.— Civil  superintendents 
of  armories,  v.  3.— Mr.  Ashley  and  reconstruction, 
V.  9.— Late  Hon.  Goldsmith  r.  Bailey,  v.  6.— Late 

Senator  Baker,  with  call  for  emancipation,  v.  6 

Mission  to  Belgium,  T.  8.— Bills  of  rights :  their 
history  and  policy,  v.  3.— Late  Senator  Bingham, 
with  protest  against  slavery,  v.  6.— Letter  to  Speaker 
Blaine,  v.  16.— Books  on  the  free  list,  v.  15.— No  tax 
on  books,  v.  8.— Tax  on  books,  v.  13.— Boston:  Its 
proper  boundaries,  v.  15.— City  ol  Boston  and  Mr. 


Sumner.  Letter,  v.  10.— Foundation  of  the  free  public 
library  of  Boston,  v.  8 Belief  of  Boston,  v.  16 — Bos- 
ton common  and  its  extension,  v.  4.— TJn]  ust  arrest 
and  prosecution  of  2  Boston  merchants,  v.  9.— 
Bounty  lands  of  soldiers  out  of  real  estates  of 

rebels,  v.  6 Expulsion  of  Jesse  D.  Bright,  v.  6.— 

Emancipation  in  the  British  West  Indies  a  bles- 
sing, and  not  a  failure,  v.  5 Effect  of  a  vote  for 

Buchanan:  appeal  to  the  Kepubllcans  of  Illinois. 
Letter,  v.  4.— Congratulation  on  reelection  of  Anson 
Biirlingame,  as  representative  to  Congress,  v.  4.— 
Order  in  business:  each  question  by  itself,  v.  6.— 

Proper  despatch  of  business,  v.  7 Termination  of  the 

Canadian  reciprocity  treaty,  v.  9.— Eetusal  to  be 
a  candidate  for  Congress,  v.  1.  — Candidates 
who  are  a  platform,  v.  4. — Ag?ilnst  capital  punish- 
ment, V.  3.— Art  In  the  Capitol,  v.  10.— No  picture 
at  the  capitol  of  victory  over  fellow-citizens,  v.  9. 
—Caste  and  prejudice  of  color.  Letter,  v.  8.— Ques- 
tion of  caste,  V.  13.— Power  of  Congress  to  counteract 
the  cattle-plague,  v.  10.— Massacre  of  the  Chey- 
enne Indians,  v.  9.— Great  fire  at  Chicago,  and 

our  duty,  v.  14 Chief  justice    presiding  in  the 

Senate  cannot  rule  or  vote,  v.  12. — Chinese  em- 
bassy and  our  relation  to  China,  v.  12 — Chinese 
Indemnity  fund,  v.  13.— Power  of  Congress  to  pro- 
vide against  cholera  from  abroad,  v.  10.— Equality 
in  civil  rights,  v.  16.— Protection  of  civil  rights, 
V.  10.— Keform  in  the  civil  service,  v.  8.— Claims 
on  France  for  spoliations  on  American  commerce 
prior  to  July  31,1801,  v.  8.— Exemption  of  clergyman 
from  military  conscription,  v.  7. — Cheap  coal,  v.  11. — 
Letter  to  Mrs.  Cobden,  v.  9.— Late  Senator  Colla- 
mer,  v.  10.— Tribute  to  a  college  classmate,  v.  6. 
— Sllgtbillty  of  a  colored  citizen  to  Congress. 
Letter,  v.  12.— Encourageraeut  to  colored  fellovr- 
citizeus.  Letter,  v.  11.— Hope  and  encouragement 
for  colored  fellow-citizens,  v.  9.— Eight  and  duty  of 
colored  fellow-citizens  in  the  organization  of  govern- 
ment, V.  9.— Rights  and  duties  of  our  colored  fellow- 
citizens,  v.  14.— Denial  of  patents  to  colored  inven- 
tors, V.  6. — Admission  of  a  colored  la-wyer  to  the 

bar  of  the  Supreme  Court,  v.  9 Duty  of  the  young 

colored  lawyer,  v.  14.— Let  colored  men  enlist,  v.  7. 
—Advice  to  th©  colored  people,  T.  15.— Opening 
of  offices  to  colored  persons  In  the  District  of 
Columbia,  v.  11.— Equal  rights  of  colored  persons  to 
be  protected  by  the  national  courts,  v.  10. — Colored 
physicians,  v.  13.— Justice  to  the  colored  race, 
v.  9.— Self-saoriflce  for  the  colored  race.  Equestrian 
statue  of  Col.  Shaw,  v.  9 Colored  schools  in  Wash- 
ington, V.  14.— Shutting  up  of  colored  schools  by  the 
provisional  government  of  North  Carolina,  v.  7.— First 

colored   senator,  v.  13 Equal  pay  of  colored 

soldiers,  v.  8.— Colored  snifrage  In  the  District 
of  Columbia,  v.  10.— Colored  suffrage  In  the  territory 

of  Montana,  v.  8 Colored  .suffrage  In  Washington, 

V.  8.— Employment  of  colored  troops.  Bill  in  the 
Senate,  v.  7.— Duty  and  strength  of  the  coming  ad- 
ministration, V.  6.— Common  schools  irrespec- 
tive of  color,  V.  15.— Beginning  of  the  conflict,  v.  5. — 
Powers  of  Congress  to  prohibit  inequality,  caste, 
and  oligarchy  of  the  skin,  v.  13.— Powers  of  the  2 
houses  of  Congress  in  the  absence  of  a  quorum,  v.  11, 
— Protest  against  final  adjournment  of  Congress,  v.  7. 
—Consent  of  the  governed  necessary  in  the  new 
governments, v.  9. — Opposition  to  the  constitutional 
amendment  on  the  basis  of  representation,  v.  10 — 
Participation  of  rebel  states  not  necessary  in  rati- 
fication of  constitutional  amendments,  v.  9 Quorum 

of  states  necessary  in  adoption  of  a  constitutional 
amendment,  v.  9.— Consular  pui»lls,  v.  8. — Regret 

for  continued  disability,  v.  4 Denunciation  of 

the  coolie  trade,  v.  11. — Tax  on  cotton,  v.  7, — Hon, 
John  Covode,  v.  14. — Sympathy  with  Crete,  and  an 

appeal  to  the  Turkish  government,  v.  11 Attempt  at 

compromise;  the  Crittenden  propositions,  v.  6. 
— Cuban  belligerency,  v.  13.— Currency,  v.  13. — 
Late  Hon.  Garrett  Davis,  v.  15.— Late  Henry  Winter 
Davis,  V.  10.— Monuments  to  deceased  senators, 
v.  11. — Declaration  of  independence  and  the 
constitution  of  the  United  States  our  2  title  deeds, 
V.  2 — Be  true  to  the  declaration  of  independence,  v.  2. 
—Ideas  of  the  declaration  of  independence,  v.  9. — 
Promises  of  the  declaration  of  Independence,  and 
Abraham  Lincoln, V. 9. —Department  of  education, 
V.  11.— Diplomatic  agents  of  the  United  States 
not  to  accept  gifts  from  foreign  powers,  v.  15. — Bank 
of  diplomatic  service  abroad,  v.  10. — Prohibition 
of  diplomatic  uniform,  v.  11. — Disfranchise- 
ment inconsistent  with  republican  government.v.  10. 
— Disunion  and  a  southern  confederacy:  theobject, 
V.  6. — Threat  of  disunion  by  the  slave  states,  and  its 
absurdity,  t.  6.— Our  domestic  relations!  power 


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ol  Congress  over  the  rebel  states,  v.  7.— Freaerlck 
Douglass  and  ProaldeiU  Grant,  v.  16.— Speech  In 
the  Senate,  In  tavor  of  an  allowance  to  the  widow  ot 
A.  J.  Downing,  T.  3.— Commutation  tor  the  draft: 
difference  hetween  rich  and  poor,  v.  8.— No  feust  tor 
the  author  of   the  Dred  Scott  decision,  v.  9.— 
Longing  for  duties  of  position, v.4 — Elducation, 
V.  13.— Generosity  for  education.  Speech  In  the  Senate, 
on  a  joint  resolution  giving  thanlss  ot  Congress  to 
George  Peabody,  v.  11.— No  tax  on  education,  v.  9.— 
Majority  or  plurality  In  the  election  of  senators, 
v.  10.— Open  voting  in  the  election  ot  senators ;  secret 
voting  at  popular  elections,  v.  10.— Emancipation 
and  the  President.    Letter,  v.  6.— Emancipation  our 
best  weapon,  v.  6.  —  Celebration   of   emancipation. 
Letter,  v.  7. — Enforcement  of  emancipation  in  the 
District,  v.  6. —  Emancipation  proclamation 
and  equal  rights.   Letter,  v.  9.— Emancipation  procla- 
mation our  corner-stone.    Letter,  v.  7.— Reply  to  as- 
saults on  emigration  in  Kansas,  v.  4.— Emperor 
of  Russia  and  emancipation,  v.  10.— Employment 
of  time,  V.  1.— Enfranchisement  and  protection 
ot  freedmen,  v.,  10.— Enfranchisement  in  Mis- 
souri.   Why  wait  ?    Letter,  v.  12.— Claims  on  Eng- 
land.   Individual  and  national,  v.  13.— Best  portraits 
in  engraving,  v.  14.— Invalidity  of  enlistments  in 
the  Massachusetts  regiment  of   volunteers   for   the 
Mexican  war,  v.  1.— Equal  rights  a  condition  of 

reconstruction,  v.  10 Equal  rights  by  act  ot  Congress, 

v.  12 Equal  rights  in  the  lecture  room,  v.  1.— Equal 

rights  of  all,  v.  10.— Equal  sulTrage  at  once  by  act 
of  Congress  rather  than  constitutional  amendment, 
V.  11.  —  Equality  before  the  law  protected  by 
national  statute,  v.  14.— Equality  before  the  law :  un- 
constitutionality 01  separate  colored  schools  in  Massa- 
chusetts, v.  2.— Complete  equality  in  rights,  and 
not  semi-equality,  v.  10.— Late  Hon.  Edward  Everett, 
V.  9.— Expulsion  of  the  President.  Opinion  in 
the  case  ot  the  impeachment,  v.  12.— Expulsion  of 
witnesses  on  account  of  color.  Report ...  v.  8 — 
Fame  and  glory,  v.  2.— Farewell  on  sailing  for 
Europe  a  second  time  in  quest  of  health,  v.  4.  — 
Farmers,  their  happiness  and  liberal  sentiments, 
V.  7.— Female  suffrage,  and  an  educational  test  on 
male  suffrage,  v.  11.— Late  Hon, William  Pitt  Fcssen- 
den,  v.  13. — Ratification  ot  the  fifteenth  amend- 
ment, v.  18.  —  Financial  reconstruction  and 
specie  payments,  v.  13.  -—  Financial  reconstruction 
through  public  faith  and  specie  payments  ...  v.  12.— 
Finish  our  vrork  before  adjournment,  v.  11.— Case 

of  the  Florida  ...  v.  9 Late  Solomon  Foot,  v.  10.— 

Protest  against  foreign  intervention,  and  decla- 
ration ot  national  purpose,  v.  7.— Our  foreign  rela- 
tions, V.  7.- Prudence  In  our  foreign  relations,  v.  7. 
—Fourteenth  amendment :  Withdrawal  ot  assent 
by  a  state  ...  v.  12.— Charity  to  France  or  Germany, 
V.  14. — Duel  between  Prance  and  Germany,  with  Its 

lesson  to  civilization,  v.  14 Peace  and  the  republic 

for  France,  v.  14. — Benjamin  Franklin  and  John. 

Slidell  at  Paris,  v.  8 Free  schools  and  tree  books, 

V.  9. — Creation  ot  the  Freedman's  bureau,  v.  8. — 
Homesteads  lor  freedmen,  v.  11.  — Last  rally  for 
freedom,  v.  2.— Necessity  of  union  to  uphold  free- 
dom, V.  3.— Authorship  of  the  ordinance  ot  freedom 
in  the  North-west  territory,  v.  3.— Freedom 
national,  slavery  sectional,  v.  3.  —  Freedom  of 
wives  and  children  of  colored  soldiers,  v.  9.— Infor- 
mation In  regard  to  freeing  slaves  by  our  advancing 

armies,  v.  7 Appeal  for  the  Free-soil  party,  v.  2. 

—Free-soil  party  explained  and  vindicated,  v.  2.— 
Boston  petition  tor  the  repeal  of  the  Fugitive  slave 
act,  V.  3.— Demands  ot  freedom;  repeal  of  the  Fugi- 
tive slave  act,  v.  3.— Fugitive  slave  act  must  be  made 
a  dead  letter,  v.  B.— Fugitive  slave  act  to  be  disobeyed, 
v.  3.— No  pension  for  service  in  support  of  the  Fugitive 
slave  act,  v.  3.— Peaceful  opposition  to  the  Fugitive 
slave  act,  v.  3.— Reply  to  assailants  ...  2  speech  in 
the  Senate  on  the  Boston  petition  tor  repeal  of  the 
Fugitive  slave  act,  v.  3.— Struggle  tor  repeal  of  the 
Fugitive,  slave  act,  v.  3.— Final  repeal  of  all  fugitive 
slave  acts,  v.  8.— Wrong  and  unconstitutionality  of 
Fugitive  slave  acts,  v.  8. — No  recognition  ot  the  Fugi- 
tive slave  bill,  v.  6.— Presentation  of  a  memorial 
against  the  Fugitive  slave  bill,  v.  3 — Conduct  ot  our 
generals,  towards  fugitive  slaves,  v.  6.— No  sur- 
render of  fugitive  slaves  In  Washington,  v.  7.— Welcome 
to  fugitive  slaves,  v.  6 — Admission  ol  Georgia  to 
representation  in  Congress,  v.  13.  —  Our  German 
fellow-citizens,  v.  6.— Union  of  good  citizens 
lor  a  final  settlement,  v.  7.— Good  farmer  and  the 
good  citizeii,  v.  3.  —  Constant  exertion  and  union 
among  good  men,  v.  4.  —  Relation  with  ..Great 
Britain:  the  St.  Albans  raid,  v.  9.  — Greeley  or 
Grant,  v.  16. —  Tribute   to  Horace  Greeley,  v.  IB. — 


Major-General  Nathanaol  Greene,  ot  the  revolutiou, 
V.  13.— Letter  to  the  Eev.  Rutus  W.  Griswold,  v.  3.— 
Letter  to  Messrs.  Samuel  HallettaSi  Co.  v.  7.— Har- 
vard University.  Character  and  history  of  the 
law  school  of,  V.  2.— Independence  of  Hayti  and 
Liberia,  v.  6.— Ilaytian  medal,  v.  14.— Tribute  to 
Hon.  James  Hinds,  v.  13.— House  of  Representa- 
tives: Its  proper  number,  v.  16.— Law  ot  human 
progress,  v.  2.— Immediate  emancipation  and 
not  gradual,  v.  7.— Impeachment  of  the  Presi- 
dent. The  right  ot  the  president  ot  the  Senate  pro 
tern,  to  vote,  v.  12.— Income  tax,  v.  13.— Independ- 
ence and  those  who  saved  the  original  work,  v.  12.— 
Industrial  exhibition  at  London,  v.  6.— Inter- 
national arbitration,  v.  IB.  —  International 
copyright,  v.  12.  —  Violation  of  International 
law,  and  usurpations  ot  war  powers,  v.  14.— Inter- 
state Intercourse  by  railway,  v.  10 Honor  to  the 

inventor  of  the  electric  telegraph,  v.  4.— In- 
vitation to  dinner  by  American  merchants  in 
Paris,  V.  4.— Ireland  and  Irishmen,  v.  3.— Issues  of 
the  war,  v.  7.— Ship-canal  through  the  Isthmus  of 
Darien,  V.  10.— Italian  unity,  v.  14.— Italian  unity 
again,  v.  14.— Independence  and  unity  ot  Italy,  v.  4. 

-Jubilee  and  liberty,  v.  9 Impanelling  ol  juries, 

and  trial  of  Jetterson  Davis,  v.  10 Attitude  of  justice 

towards  England,  v.  10.— Aid  tor  Kansas.  Letter 
...  V.  4.— Contribution  for  Kausas.  Letter  to  Greeley 
and  MoElrath,  v.  4.— Crime  against  Kansas.  Speech 
...  V.  4.— Duty  to  vote  tor  Kansas  and  tor  Burlingame. 
Letter,  v.  4.— Last  word  for  Kansas,  on  sailing  lor 
Europe,  V.  4 — Let  Massachusetts  help  Kansas,  v.  4.— 
Liberty-loving  emigration  to  guard  Kansas,  v.  3.— 
Refusal  to  receive  testimonial  in  approbation  of  Kan- 
sas, V.  4.— Belief  tor  Kansas,  v.  4.— Whatever  Massa- 
chusetts can  give,  let  it  go  to  suffering  Kansas,  v.  4. — 
Attempt  to  Icidnap  a  citizen  under  order  of  the 
Senate,  v.  4.— Kidnapping  of  freedmen.  Remarks 
In  the  Senate,  v.  10.— Taxes  on  knowledge,  v.  7.— 

Welcome  to  Kossuth,  V.  3 Ku-Klux-Klan,  v.  14. 

—Hour's  ot  labor,  v.  IB.— I/afayette,  the  faithful  one, 
V.  5.— Justice  to  the  land  states,  and  policy  of  roads, 
V.  3.— Ijandmark  of  freedom ;  no  repeal  ol  the 
Missouri  compromise,  v.  3.— Inexpediency  ot  letters 
of  marque,  v.  7.— Letters  ot  marque  and  reprisal, 
V.  7.— Limitation  of  debate  in  the  Senate,  v.  6.— 
Respect  tor  the  memory  ot  Abraham  lilncoln,  v.  9. — 
George  Liver  more,  v.  9. — LateHon.  OwenLovejoy, 
V.  8.— Bights  of  loyal  citizens,  and  a  republican 
government,  v.  10.— Loyalty  a  qualification  required 
in  a  senator,  v.  6 — Loyalty  In  the  Senate :  ad- 
mission of  a  senator,  v.  12 Loyalty  in  the  Senate : 

the  iron-clad  oath  tor  senators,  v.  8.— Macanlay  on 
slavery,  v.  4.  — Dlail  service  between  the  United 
States  and  the  Sandwich  islands,  v.  10.— Removal  of 
disqualifloation  ot  color  in  carrying  the  mails,  v.  6.— 
make  haste  slowly ;  irreversible  guaranties,  v.  9. 
-Contributions  ot  schools  tor  statue  of  Horace  Slann, 
Letter,  v.  6.— Statue  of  Horace  Mann,  v.  4.— Duties  ol 
Massachusetts  at  the  present  crisis,  v.  3. — Example 
of  Massachusetts  against  slavery.  Speech,  v.  6. — 
Mayflower,  and  the  slave-ahlp,  v.  8.— Means  for 

the  war  the  true  object  of  tariff,  v.  9 Justice  to 

mechanics  in  the  vrar,  v.  10.— Position  and  duties 
ol  the  merchant,  v.  3.— Metric  system  ol  weights 
and  measures,  v.  10.— Help  tor  Mexico  against  foreign 
Intervention,  v.  6.  —  Mediation  between  contending 
parties  in  Mexico,  v.  11.— Wrongful  declaration  of  war 
against  Mexico,  v.  1.— Powers  ol  the  state  over  the 
militia :  exemptions  tor  conscientious  scruples,  v.  3. 
—Powers  ol  the  state  over  the  militia:  colored  com- 
panies, V.  3 Branch  mints  and  coinage,  v.  8.— Ad- 
mission ot  Mississippi  to  representation  in  Con- 
gress, V.  13 — Union  ot  the  Mississippi  and  the  lakes 
by  canal,  v.  7.— More  work  to  be  done,  v.  13.— Na- 
both's  vineyard,  v.  14. — No  names  of  battles 
with  fellow-citizens  on  the  army-register  or  the  regi- 
mental colors  of  the  United  States,  v.  18.— No  names 
of  victories  over  fellow-citizens  on  regimental  colors, 
V.  6. — iVasby  letters,  v.  16.— Are  we  a  nation?  Ad- 
dress ...  V.  12. — National  academy  of  lilerature 
and  art,  v.  9.  —  National  aifairs  at  home  and 
abroad,  v.  13 — National  armies  and  fugitive  slaves 
...  V.  6. — National  banks  and  the  currency,  v.  8. — 
Protection  ol  the  national  debt,  and  rejection  ot 
every  rebel  debt,  v.  10.— National  flag,  the  emblem 
ol  union  for  freedom,  v.  3.— National  security  and 
the  national  faith ...  v.  9. — Revision  and  consolidation 
ol  the  national  statutes,  v.  6.— Naturalization 
without  distinction  ot  race  or  color,  v.  11 Naturali- 
zation laws  :  no  discrimination  on  account  ot  color, 
V.  13.— Appointment  to  the  Naval  Academy,  v.  7.— 
Ne-»v  Year's  day,  v.  14.— Power  ot  Congress  to  make 
a  ship-canal  at  Niagara,  v.  10.— Late  Hon.  John  W. 


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IVoell.  Remarks  ...  on  hla  death,  v.  8.— Equal  rights 
of  colored  fellow-cltizeus  la  normal  scltools,  v.  15. 
— When  will  the  North,  be  aroused,  v.  3.— Nu  surrender 
of  the  noL'tlieru  forts,  v.  5.— Oath  to  maintain  a 
republican  form  of  government  iu  the  rebel  states, 
V.  10.— Abolition  of  custom-house  oaths,  v.  4.— Ob- 
ject of  the  war,  v.  5.— Cheap  ocean  postage. 
Speech,  v,  3.— Cbeap  ocean  postage,,  v.  13.— Ocean 
telegraph  between  Europe  and  America,  v.  11. — 
Office  of  Assistant  Secretary  of  State  and  Mr. 
Hunter,  v.  lij.— Acceptance  of  the  office  of  senator, 
V.  4.— Office  of  senator,  and  its  Incompatibility  with 
other  ofQce,  v.  6.— One  cent  postage,  with  abolition 
of  franking,  v.  13.— One-man  po"wer  vs.  Congress, 
V.  11.— Otis,  James,  an  example  to  Massachusetts, 
.  V.  3.— Our  candidates  will  be  elected,  v.  5.— Our 
country  on  the  side  of  freedom,  without  belligerent 
Intervention,  v.  3.— Onr  duty  against  wrong,  v.  14.— 
TJuhesitatlng  assertion  of  onr  principles,  v.  5. — 
Pacific  railroad  and  the  declaration  of  independ- 
ence, V.  3.— Use  of  parchment  in  legislative  pro- 
ceedings, V.  6.— Pardoning  power  of  the  President, 
V.  3.— Reminiscences  of  the  late  Theodore  Parlter, 
V.  5.— Parties,  and  importance  of  a  free-soil  organi- 
zation, v.  2. —Where  liberty  is,  there  is  ray  party,  v.  2. 
—Party  of  freedom,  v.  2.— Party  of  freedom :  its 
necessity  and  practicability,  v.  3. — Passports  for 
colored  citizens,  v.  6. — Patriotic  nnity  and  eman- 
cipation, V.  7.— Pen  better  than  the  sword,  v.  4.— 
Prohibition  of  peonage,  v.  11.— Gratitude  for  sym- 
pathy of  the  people  of  Vermont,  v.  4.— Biograph- 
ical sketch  of  the  late  John  Pickering,  v.  1 — Our 
pilgrim  forefathers,  v.  15.  —  Finger-point  from 
Plymouth  rock,  v.  3.— Political  equality  with- 
out distinction  of  color  ...  v.  10.— Clemency  to  poli- 
tical offenders,  y.  3.— Political  parties  and  our 
foreign-born  population,  v.  4.— Our  politics  seen 
from  a  distance,  v.  4.— Expulsion  of  Trusten  Polk  of 
Missouri,  v.  6.— No  popular  sovereignty  in  terri- 
tories can  establish  slavery,  v.  5.— Power  of  Con- 
gress vs.  military  government  of  states,  v.  7.— Prayer 
of  one  hundred  thousand,  v.  8.— The  President  must 
be  watched  by  Congress  or  removed,  v.  11.— Constant 
distrust  of  the  President,  v.  12.— Harmony  with  the 
President  and  emancipation,  v.  7.— One  term  for  Presi- 
dent, V.  14.— Personal  relations  with  the  President  and 
Secretary  of  Slate,  v.  14. — Precaution  against  the  Presi- 
dent, V.  11.— Protection  against  the  President,  v.  11.— 
Vigilance  against  the  President,  v.  II.— President 
of  Hayti  and  Mr.  Sumner,  v.  15.— Presidential 
candidates  and  the  issues,  v.  5.— Evening  after  the 
presidential  election.  Speech,  v.  5.  —  Evening 
before  the  presidential  election.  Speech,  v.  5.— In- 
terest and  duty  of  colored  citizens  in  the  presidential 
election,  v.  15.— Issues  at  the  presidential  election, 
V.  12.— Late  presidential  election  our  Bunker  Hill,  v.  4. 
— Victory  of  principle  in  the  presidential  election. 
Letter ...  v.  6.— Congratulations  on  the  presidential 
elections,  v.  9.— Equal  rights  towards  the  presi- 
dential policy  of  reconstruction,  v.  9. — Bival 
systems  of  prison  discipline,  v.  1.— Prisons  and 
prison  discipline,  v.  1. — Privileges  of  dehate  in  the 
Senate  on  ofQcers  liable  to  Impeachment.v.  11. —Prize 
money  and  its  policy,  v.  7.  — Proclamation  of 
emancipation:  Its  policy,  etc.  v.  7.— Opposite  sides 
on  the  meaning  of  the  proposed  constitutional 
amendment,  v.  10.— Provisional  governments 
and  reconstruction,  V.  7.— Cheap  books  and  public 
libraries,  V.  11- — Public  reception  on  his  return 
to  Boston,  V.  4.— Equality  of  rights  inpublic  schools, 
V.  14.— Railroad  usurpation  in  Kew  Jersey,  v.  9.— 
Ransom  of  slaves  at  the  national  capltol,  t.  6.— 
Tribute  to  Robert  Rantoul,  Jr.  v.  3.— Rebel  bar- 
barities, and  the  barbarism  of  slavery,  v.  6.— Repu- 
diation of  the  rebel  debt,  v.  9.- Rebel  party,  v.  12. 
—Claims  of  citizens  in  the  rebel  states,  v.  13.— 
Loyalty  and  republican  government  conditions  of 
assistance  to  the  rebel  states,  v.  11.— Vote  of  both 
houses  necessary  to  the  readmisaion  of  rebel  states, 

V.  8.— Rebellion:  its  origin  and  mainspring,  v.  6 

Offlclal  history  of  the  rebellion,  v.  10.— Rejoicing  in 
the  decline  of  the  rebellion,  v.  9.— Joy  and  sorrow  in 
the  recent  election,  v.  5.— Three  conditions  prece- 
dent to  the  reception  of  senators  from  a  rebel 
state,  V.  9.  —  Reconstruction  again:  Ballot  and 
public  schools  open  to  all,  v.  11.  —  Reconstruction 
again:  guarantees  and  safeguards  against  slavery 
and  for  protection  of  freedmen,  v.  8.— Reconstruction, 
and  adoption  of  proclamation  of  emancipation  by  act 
of  Congress,  v.  9.— Reconstruction  at  last,  with  colored 
suffrage  and  protection  against  rebel  influence,  v.  11. 
—Reconstruction  once  more,  v.  11.— Five  conditions 
of  reconstruction.  Resolutions  .  .  .  v,  10.— Further 
guaranties  in  reconstruction,  v.  11.— Personal  record 


on   reconstruction    with   colored   suffrage,    v.  13.— 
Scheme  of  reconstruction  on  the  basis  of  equal  rights, 
V.  10.  —  True  principles  of  reconstruction,  v.  11.— 
Relief  of  vessels  in  distress  on  the  coast,  v.  4. — 
Delay  In  the  removal  of  disabilities,  v.  10.— Rep- 
i*escn(atlon  according  to  voters,  v.  10.— Represen- 
tative system  and  Itsproperbasls,  v.  3 — Apportion- 
ment of  representatives  according  to  voters,  v.  9. — 
No  reprisals  on  innocent  persons,  v.  12 — Diplomatic 
relations  with  the  republic  of  Dominica,  v.  10. — 
Appeal  for  the  republican  candidates.    Letter, 
v.  4. — Appeal  for  the  republican  cause.    Letter, 
V.  4.— Republican  form  of  government  our  first 
duty  and  the  essential  condition  of  peace,  v.  10.— 
Carrying  out  the  guaranty  of  republican  govern- 
ment, and  enforcement  of  prohibition  of  slavery  .  .  . 
V.  10.— Guaranty  of  republican  governments  In 
the  rebel  states.     Resolutions  ...  v.  9.— Republican 
party:  its  origin,  necessity,  and  permanence,  v.  6. — 
Republican  party:  its  past  and  future  work,  v.  14— 
Republican  party  and  Democratic  party,  v.  9. — Repub- 
lican party  in  New  York,  v.  4.— Republican  party  off- 
spring of  aroused  conscience  of  the  country,  v.  4. — 
Republicanism    vs.  Grantisra,   v.  15. —  Appeal  to 
the  Republicans  of  Rhode  Island.    Letter,  v.  4. 
—Response  to  a  toast,  v.  14.— Longing  for  resto- 
ration to  active  duties,  v.  4. — Retaliation,  and 
treatment  of  prisoners  of  war,  v,  9.— No  exclusion  of 
retired  army  officers    from    civil  offlce,  v.  13.—' 
Retrospect  and  promise,  v.  15. — Precaution  against 
the  revival  of  slavery,   v.  11.  —  Interruption  of 
right  of  petition,  v.  10.— Refusal  to  colored  persons 
of  right  of  petition,  v.  5.— Sympathy  with  the  rights 
of  man  everywhere,  v,  2. — Rights  of  sovereignty 
and  rights  of  war:   2  sources  of  power  against  the 
rebellion,  v.  7.— Cession  of  Russian  America  to  the 
U.  S.  v.  11.— Safety  of  passengers  in  steamships 
for  California,  v.  4.— Reform  and  purity  in  govern- 
ment: Neutral  duties.    Sale  of  arms  to  bellige- 
rent France,  v.  15. — Foreign  relations:  arbitration. 
Report  ...   to  .submit  the  San  Juan  boundary 
question  to  arbitration,  v.  5.— The  scholar,   the 
jurist,  the  artist,  the  philanthropist,  v.  1.— Late  Hon. 
John  Schvrartz.    Speech,  v.  5.— Union  against  sec- 
tioikallsm  of  slavery,  v.  3. — Against  secrecy  in  pro- 
ceedings of  the  Senate,  v.  3.— Constitutional  quorum 
of  the  Senate,  v.  7.— Eligibility  to  the  Senate :  Question 
of  Inhabitancy,  v,  13. — Parliamentary  law  on  the  ap- 
pointment of  special  committees  of  the  Senate,  v.  15. 
— ^Power  of  the  Senate  to  Imprison  recusant  witnesses, 
V.  14.— Senate  chamber ;  its  ventilation  and  size, 
V.  10. — A  senator  cannot  vote  for  himself,  v.  10. — In- 
quiry into  the  title  of  a  senator  to  his  seat,  v.  10.— 
Constitutional  responsibility  of  senators  for  their 
votes  In  cases  of  impeachment,  v.  12.— Acceptance  of 
senatorship  on  reelection.    Letter  ...  v.  4.— -Single 
term  for  the  President,  and  choice  by  direct  vote 
of  the  people,  v.  11.— Tax  on  slave-masters,  v.  7.— 
Necessity  of  political  action  against  the  slave  power 
and  the  extension  of  slavery,  v.  2.— Union  among  men 
of  all  parties  against  the  slave  power  and  the  exten- 
sion of  slavery,  v.  2.— Union  of  all  parties  necessary 
against  the  slave  power,  v.  3.— Abolition  of  the  coast- 
wise slave-trade,  v.  9.— Final  suppression  of  the 
slave  trade,  v.  6.— Slavery  a  barbarous  disease  to  be 
stayed,  v.  5.— Slavery  and  the  black  code  In  the  District 
of  Columbia,  v.  6.— Slavery  and  the  Mexican  war,  v.  1. 
—Slavery  and  the  rebellion :  one  and  inseparable,  v.  9. 
— Adoption  of  the  constitutional  amendment  abolish- 
ing slavery  ...  v.  10.— Barbarism  of  slavery.    Speech, 
V.  5. —  German  emigrant  must  be  against  slavery. 
Letter,  v.  3.— New  outrage  for  the  sake  of  slavery,  v.  4. 
—Petitions  against  slavery,  v.  4.— Special  committee 
on  slavery  and  freedmen,  v.  8.— Unconstitutionality 
of  slavery  shown  from  Its  barbarism,  v.  5.— Wrong  of 
slavery,  v.  1.— Final  protest,  for  himself  and  the  clergy 
of  New  England,  against  slavery  in  JVebraska  and 
Kansas,  v.  3.— Help  from  slaves   with  reciprocal 
protection  in  their  rights  as  men,  v.  7.— Late  Joseph 
Lewis  Stackpole,  Esq.  v.  1.— State  rebellion,  state 

suicide,  emancipation  and  reconstruction,  v.  6 State 

suicide  and  emancipation,  v.  6.— Validity  and  neces- 
sity of  fundamental  conditions  of  states,  v.  12.— Late 
Hon.  Thaddeus  Stevens.  Remarks,  v.  13 Stipu- 
lated arbitration,  or  a  congress  of  nations  with 
disarmament,  v.  2.  —  Opening  of  the  street-cars 
to  colored  persons,  v.  8. —"Strike  but  hear;" 
Attempt  to  discuss  the  Fugitive  slave  bill,  v.  3.— 
Suffrage  without  distinction  of  color  throughout  the 
U.  S.  by  act  of  Congress,  v.  11.— Supplementary 
civil-rights  bill  again:  Immediate  action  urged, 
V.  15.  —  Supplementary  civil-rights  bill:  The  last 
appeal,  v.  15.— Remodelling  of  the  Supreme  Court 
of  U.  S.  V.  10 — Sympathies  of  the  civilized  world 


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not  to  be  repelled,  v.  6.— Tennessee  not  sufBolently 
reoonatructed,  T.  10.— Testimony  of  colored  per- 
sona In  Judicial  proceedings  tor  confiscation  and 
emancipation,  v.  6.— Testimony  ot  colored  persons  In 
the  courts  ot  the  V.  S.  v.  7.— Testimony  ol  colored  per- 
sons In  the  District  ot  Columbia,  v.  6.— Time  and  re- 
construction, V.  10. — Treasury  notes  a  legal  tender, 
T.  6.— Abrogation  ot  treaties,  v.  4.— Consideration  of 
treaties  In  open  Senate,  v.  13.— Termination  ot  treaties 
by  notice,  v.  9.— Trent  case  and  maritime  rights, 
v.  6.— Trltoute  ot  friendship,  V.  1.— True  gran- 
deur of  nations,  T.  1.— Union  to  save  Kansas,  and 
union  to  save  ourselves,  v.  4.— Honor  to  a  constant 
union  man  of  S.  Carolina,  v.  10.— Opening  ot  the 
United  States  courts  to  colored  witnesses,  v.  9.— 
Unity  lor  the  sake  ol  Ireedom,  and  treedom  tor  the 
sake  ot  unity,  v.  7.- No  property  In  man :  universal 
emancipation  without  compensation, v.  3.— Urgent 

duty  ot  the  hour,  v.  10 ^Usurpation  of  the  Senate 

In  Imprisoning  a  citizen,  v.  4.— Moderation  In  vic- 
tory, V.  5.— Victory  and  peace,  v.  11.— Victory  and 
peace  through  emancipation,  v.  8.  —  Victory  and 
present  duties,  v.  6.  —  Admission  ot  Virginia  to 
representation  In  Congress,  y.  13.— Bepresentatlon  ol 

Virginia  in  the  Senate,  v.  9 Case  ot  the  Vlrglnlng, 

V.  15.— No  reconstruction  without  the  votes  of  the 
Blacks,  V.  9. — "Wages  of  seamen  In  case  ol  wreck, 
y.  3. — Warpovrers  of  Congress:  confiscation  and 
liberation,  v.  7.— War  system  ol  the  commonwealth 
ot  nations,  t.  2.— Example  ol  'Washington  against 
slavery  not  to  be  torgotten  now.  Letter,  v.  4.— Two 
lessons  Irom  the  lite  ot  'Washington,  v.  4.— 'Washington 
an  abolitionist,  v.   2. — Preservation  ol  the  park  at 

'Vl^ashington,  v.  15 Memorial  stones  ol  the  'Wash- 

Ingtons  in  fjngland,  v.  6. — Abolition  and  prohibi- 
tion ol  slavery  in  'West  irirglnla,  v.  7.— Late  Henry 
"Wheaton,  v.  2. — Antislavery  duties  ol  the  'Whig 
party,  V.I.— No  more  states  with  the  word  **  "White  " 
In  the  constitution,  v.  10 — ^Whlte  slavery  In 
the  Barbary  states,  v.  1.— 'Whites  vs.  colored  suffrage 
in  the  District  ol  Columbia,  v.  10 "  'Whitewash- 
ing "  by  the  President,  v.  10.— Answer  ol  a  witness 
criminating  himself,  v.  6 — 'Velloiv  fever  at 
Memphis  and  Shreveport :  Aid  lor  the  sufferers,  v.  15. 
— Index,  V.  15. 

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1856.  33  pp.  {Zohnaton,  A.,  Representative  Am.  oraiionst 
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iive  Am,  orationSt  v.  2,  p.  212.) — Public  reception  on 
his  return  to  Boston ;  with  the  speeches,  Nov.  3, 1856. 
19  pp.  (tTorfcs,  V.  4,  p.  368.)— Eulogy  on  Stevens.  10 
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Felton,  C.  C.    Sumner's  oration,  July  4,  1845.    11 

pp.  ( Olir.  Exam.  v.  39, 1845,  p.  407.)— Sumner  on  fugi- 
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Chaplin,  J.,  and  Chaplin,  J.  D.    Life  of 

Charles  Sumner.    1874. 

Cornell,  W.  M.  Charles  Sumner  ;  me- 
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Nason,  E.     Life  and  times  of  Charles 

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27  pp.  {Bdin.  Rev.  v.  166,  1882,  p.  34.)— Solar  chem- 
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phenomena.  12  pp.  {New  Englander,  t.  19, 1861,  p. 
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See  also  Harper's  Mag.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  690;  Southern 
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Son,  The.     Baltimore,  1861-89.    46  v.  fo. 

N.113 

Sim  almanac,  1876-90.    Abell,  A.  S.,  and 

Co.  (Pubs.)     15  Nos.  1187 

Sun  dials.    See  Dialling.— Time-keepers. 

Sun  painting  and  sun  sculpture.    63  pp. 

Holmes,  O.  W.,  Soundings  from  the  Atlantic,  p.  166. 

Sun  pictures  of  Rocky  Mountain  scenery. 

Hayden,  F.  V.  —1732 

"  Sunbeam,"  Voyage  in  the.    17  pp.  1  pi. 

Brassey,  T.    {Nineteenth  Cent.  T.  16, 1884,  p.  823.) 

Snnbnry,  England.    Ancient  history  of  S. 

3  pp.     {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  55, 1857,  p.  471.)— Kemble,  J. 

M.  Anglo-Saxon  document  relating  to  lands  at  S.  5 
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Snnda,  Islands.    Bechtinger,  J.    Le  Sonda. 

1875. 
lies  de  la  Sonde.    12  pp.    (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 

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See  also  Bali.— Java.— Sumatra. 

Sunda,  Strait.    Mueller,   S.     Gezigten  van 

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overzeesche  hezitt.  Zool.) 

Sunday.    See  with  Sabbath. 

Sunday  pastoral.     5  pp.     [Blackwood's 

Mag.  v.  28,  1830,  p.  737.) 

Sunday  schools.  Alien,  J.  Sunday  schools. 

6  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam,  v.  8, 1830,  p.  49.)— Channine,  W.  E. 

The  Sunday  school.  32  pp.  ( Works,  v.  4,  p.  366 ;  and 
Chr.  Exam.  v.  22, 1837,  p.  68.)— JBggleston,  E.    Present 


SUNDAY  SCHOOLS 


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BCtiool  instvuctlou.  13  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  26, 1866, 
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{Nem  Mnglander,  v.  6,  1847,  p.  162.)— Kltchel,  0.  L. 
Personal  preparation  In  Sunday  school  work.  6  pp. 
(iVeui  Englander,  v.  37,  1878,  p.  604.)— Muzzey,  A.  B. 
Condition  and  prospects  ol  our  Sunday  schools,  re 
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grofvth  of  Snnday  schools  In  Kngland.  23  pp. 
{London  Quart.  Bea.  v.  50,  1878,  p.  1.)— AVare,  H.,  Jr. 
Sunday  school  system.  20  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  24, 1838, 
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Sunday  up  the  river :  an  idyll  of  Cock- 
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Sunder,  Lucas.    See  Cranach,  L. 

Sunderland,  Byron,  D.'Z).  1819—.  Sketch 
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Sunderland,  Laura.    The  saddest  of  all  is 

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Sunderland  or  Blenheim  Library.  Bib- 
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W.13 

Sundheim,  L.    See  Suntheim,  L. 

Sundry  sonnets  of  Christian  passions.  303 

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Sunecke,  Von.  [Lieder.]  3  pp.  (Hagen, 
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Snngnam,  Tibet.    Description  de  S.    13  pp. 

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Sung-Tun.   6  cent.    Travels.    SeeFah-Hian 

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Snniassie,  The.    7  pp.    (Fraser^s  Mag.  v. 

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Snnium,    Oreeoe..     Dilettanti,   Society   of. 

Unedited  antiquities  of  Attica,  comprising 

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Sunny  memories  of  foreign  lands.  Stowe, 

Mrs.  H.  E.  B.    8  v.  1403 

Sunset.    Osgood,  S.    Toward  sunset.    5  pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  109.) 

Sunset  meditations.  3  pp.   [Blackwood'' s 

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Sunset  on  tbe  Bearcamp.   6  pp.  Whit- 

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Sunstroke.    Fayrer,  Sir  J.    Sunstroke  and 

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Suntbelm,    Ladislas,    Canon    of   Vienna. 

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Suparnd^dhyaya.  31pp.  Grube,  E.  (.E^d.) 

[Indische  studien,  v.  14,  1876,  p.  1.) 

Supercheries  litt6raires.     Delepierre, 

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See  also  Edln.  Eev.  v.  116, 1862,  p.  378.  Also  Appari- 
tions, illusions,  etc. —Miracles.— Spirltiial- 
ism.— Superstition.— Theology. 

Supernatural  origin  of  Christianity, 

Essays  on  the.     Fisher,  G.  P.  —3245 

Supernatural  religion:  an  inquiry  into 
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iVo/c— Attributed  to  (— )  Cassels,  to  John  Mulr,  and 
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Conder,  F.  R.  The  supernatural ;  and  "  Super- 
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Hepl  o-Tjjiletuv  KaTay^aTtav.     13  pp.     (Ideler,  J.  L.,  Phys. 

et  med.  Gr.  min.  v.  1,  p.  218.)— Tblergcli,  C.    On  the 


clinical  results  of  the  Lister  treatment  of  wounds. 
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See  also  Amputation. — Anaesthetics. — Anat- 
omy.— Aneurism.  —  Artificial  limbs,  —  Blood 
vessels.  —  Bones.  —  Cancer.  —  Deformities.  — 
Dissection.- Etherization.— Bye.— Gun-shot 
grounds.— Hernia.— Iridectomy.— Kidneys.- 
Wthotomy.—  Liocked-jaw.—  Mediclne.— Mid- 
wifery.— IVecli.— Parasites.— Rectu  m  .—Rest. 
—Spine.  —  Syphilis.  —Teeth.— Testicles.— Tre- 
panning.—Tumors.— Urinary  organs. 

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74,  3  V. 

Index-catalogue  of  the  library  of  the 

Surgeon-General's  Office,  U.  S.  A.  Authors 
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Engblmann,    W.     Bibliotheca   medico- 

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Reuss,  J.  D.    Scientia  et  ars  medica  et 

chirurgica.  1813-21,  5  v.  in  2.  (In  his  Re- 
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Surgery,  Dictionaries.  Cooper,  S.  Diction- 
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La  Roche,  F.  de,  and  Petit-Radel,  P. 

Chirurgie.     1790-92,  3  v.     (Encyc.  mith.) 

LlTTEfi,  M.  P.  E.,  and  Robin,  C.     Diction- 

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Surgery*  History.  Biennial  retrospect  of 
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Darbmberg,  V.  C.    In  his  Histoire  des 

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Halle,    J.      Historian     expostulation : 

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Pettigrew,  T.  J.  Superstitions  connected 

with  the  history  and  practice  of  medicine 
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surgery  in  England.     1886. 

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Surgery,  Instruments.  Bernard,  C,  and 
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Evans,  T.  W.     Reports  on  instruments 

and  apparatus  of  medicine,  surgery,  etc. 
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16  pp.  (Thurston,  R.  H.,  Beports  Com.  U.  S.  Vienna 
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Surgery,  Periodicals.  Baltimore  Medical 
and  Surgical  Journal  and  review.  1833-34, 
2v.  . 

Congress  of  American    physicians   and 

surgeons.  First  triennial  session  held  at 
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Surgical  nursing.  Notes  on.  Barnes,  J.  H. 

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Snrgy,  Jacques  Philibert  Rousselot  de.    See 

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Suriano,  Antonio.     —1542.     Relazione  di 

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Surprise,  A.    13  pp.    (Dem.  Rev.  v.  26, 1850, 

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Surquet,  Jean    [surnamed  Hoccalus).      15 

cent.  MSinolres  en  forme  de  chronlcque,  ou  Histoire 
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Surratt,  Mrs.  Mary  E.  Pitman,  B.  Assas- 
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B.  L.  (Kent  Archaeol.  Soo.  AreMeol.  Cant.  v.  1,  1858, 
p.  60.) 

Surrender  of  Buonaparte,  NaiTative 
of  the.    Maitland,  Rear-Admiral  Sir  F.  L. 

1684 

Surrey,  Earl  of.  See  Howard,  H.,  Earl  of 
Surrey. 

Surrey,  Gounty,  England.  Beayley,  E.  W. 
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See  also  Bermondsey. — Croydon. — London. — 
Tuubrldge  Wells. 

Surry,    County,   N.   O.     Guernsey,   A.  H. 

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Note V.  4  waa  ed.  by  J.  Ealne,  who  also  wrote 

"History  and  antlqultiea  of  North  Durham,"  com- 
pleting the  Hiatory  of  Surtees.  The  Memoir  of  Sur- 
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Taylor,  G.    Memoir  of  Robert  Surtees. 

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Survey  of  eastern  Palestine.    Conder, 

C.  R.     [Palestine  Explor.  Fund.)  1481 

Survey  of  England's  champions  and 

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Survey  of  liunian  progress.  Arnott, 
N.  3453 

Survey  of  the  canon  of  the  New  Testa- 
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Survey  of  the  cathedrals  of  York-, 
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Survey  of  the  cities  of  London  and  West- 
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Survey  of  the  cities  of  London  and  West- 
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Stow,  J.    2  V.  2551 

Survey  ofthe  county  of  York.  Kirkby, 
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Survey   of  the  early   geography  of 

'western  Europe.    Long,  H.  L.  1454 

Survey  of  the  Spanish-West-Indies. 

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Survey   of  western   Palestine.     See 

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Surville,  Marguerite  Eleonore  Clotilde  de 

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2373 
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joux  et  Ch.  Nodier  :  ornees   de  gravures. 

Paris,  1827.     8°.  2373 

Note. — These  2  v.  of  poems  are  generally  considered 

to  be  a  modern  fabrication,  the  work  of  the  Marquis 

Joseph  Etienne  de  Surville. 

ViLLEDlEU,  E.     Marguerite  de  Surville 

(Clotilde  de  Surville),  sa  vie,  ses  oeuvres  . . . 
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Fi-an  jemaldem.     1869,  2  v.  in  1. 

Saeve,  C.  F.  Zur  Nibelungensage.  Sieg- 

friedbilder.     1870. 

Montelius,  O.    Les  roohers  sculptSs  de  la  S.    12 

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Sweden,  Architecture.  Schenk,  P.  Icones 
prgietoriorum  ao  villarum,  variorumque  pub- 
licorum  Regis  Sueciae  aedificiorum.     n.  d. 

Sweden,  Biography.  Rietz,  J.  E.  (Ed.) 
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Sweden,  Birds.  Lloyd,  L.  Game  birds  and 
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Sweden,  Church  history.  Theiner,  A. 
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— ^  Anaceiilialaeosis  vel  catalogus  praesulnm 

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Sweden,  Constitution,  government,  etc.  Con- 
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Sweden,  Education.  High  schools  for  girls 
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Cogordan,  G.    L'instruction  supgrieure  en  S.    24 

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Sweden,  Fine  arts.  Ehrenstroem,  M.  d'. 
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Sweden,  Fisheries.  Smitt,  F.  A.  Swedish 
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Sweden,   History.     Brown,  J.     Northern 

courts.     1818,  3  v. 
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Linnaeus.    A  chapter  in  Swedish  history. 

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Veetot  d'Aubedf,  E.  A.  de.    Histoire 

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Watson,?.  B.  Swedish  revolution  under 

Gustavus  Vasa.    1889. 

Whitelocke,  Sir  B.      Journal   of  the 

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^~-  Andressoii,  C,  Monk  of  Vadstena.  Chronologla 
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Sweden,  Navy.    King,  J.  W.    Swedish  navy. 

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Sweden,  Numismatics.    Thoresby,  R.   Letter 

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The  same.    New  York,  1867.    8°,    —4345 


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Generative  organs,  considered  anatomi- 
cally, physically,  and  philosophically.  Tr. 
from  the  Latin  by  James  John  Garth  Wilkin- 
son.    London,  1853.     8°.  —1696 

Heaven  and  its  wonders,  the  world  of 

spirits,  and  hell :  from  things  heard  and 
seen.  Tr.  by  the  Eev.  Samuel  Noble.  New 
York,  1867.     8°.  —4243 

Itineraria  et  philosophica.  Ad  autographi 

similitudinem  .  .  .  Ed.  Eudolphus  Leonar- 
dus  Tafel.    Holmiae,  1870.    fo.  —4311 

Contents.  Svedenborgll  observata  In  anatomlcig. 
-De  mechanlsmo  anlmae  et  corporis.— Do  cori-cg- 
ponclentia  et  repraesentatlone.— Doctrlna  varlae 
ex  Serlptura  sacra  coUecta.— Fragmentum  fle  Infi- 
nlto. — Itinerarliim  ex  annls  1733  et  1731;  Itlnera- 
rium  ex  annls  1736-40.— Uathemattca  et  physlca  In 
compendia  redaota.— Generallter  de  motn  elemeu- 
toriim.- Observanda  in  ecrllbeiiclo,  ex  operculo 
cod.  36.— De  pUilogophia,  varla.— Varll  commentarll 
ad  SvedenborgU  Frluclpia.  —  Principia  i-erum 
naturallum  Svedenborgji  In  compendium  redacta. 
— Comparatio  systematum  Chrlstlanl  Wolifii  et  Ema- 
nuelo  Svedeuborgil. 

Mathematica  et  principia  rerum  natura- 
llum. Ad  autographi  similitudinem  .  .  . 
Ed.  Eudolphus  Leonardus  Tafel.  Holmiae, 
1870.    fo.  —4311 

Miscellanea   anatomica   et  philosophica 

sive  supplementum  Eegni  anjmalis .  .  .  Ad 
autographorum  similitudinem  .  .  .  Ed.  Eu- 
dolphus Leonardus  Tafel.  Holmiae,  1869. 
fo.  —4311 

— —  Miscellanea  physica  et  mineralogica  ex 
annis  1715  ad  1733.  Ad  autographi  simili- 
tudinem .  .  .  Ed.  Eudolphus  Leonardus 
Tafel.     Holmiae,  1869.     fo.  —4311 

Contents.  Argumenta  qulbus  probatur,  animam 
nostram  in  vlbratlonibus  1.  e.  tremulationlbus  mag- 
nam  partem  esse  positam. — De  carcliesio.— De  Us, 
quae  Carlscronae  sunt  corrigenda,  Ubellus.  —  De 
causis  rerum. — Observata  de  conchis  et  cochlels, 
etc.,  in  lapide  caicarlo,  et  de  scMsto.— Experlmentum 
de  echo.— De  nonnullls  parvis  experiinentls  Ubel- 
lus.—Novae  ratlonea  adversum  flumeii  subeundl. — 
Carmen  festivum  ad  diem  sollennem  regis  Frede- 
ricl.— De  natura  ignis  et  colorum. — De  macliina 
tractoria. — Descrlptlo  macllinae  siplionicae  et 
macblnae  Daedaleae  sive  volatilts.— De  ratlone  adju- 
vandl  mereatnram  et  offlcinas  operum  manufacto- 
rum. — Novae  notae  qulvbus  metalla  sint  reperienda, 
cet. — Miscellanea  observata. — Lltterae  de  offlcinis 
salariis  Instituendis  In  Suecla.  —  Proportiones 
stereometricae,  et  novae  regulae  stereometrlcae. 
— Amlcum  responsura  ad  objectlonem  factam  a  cele- 
berr.  D.  Professore  Q,ueuzel.  etc.,  datum  in  absentia 

auctoris  ab  amico Llbeilus  ad  regem  transcrlptus. 

—Sex  ad  regem  notae.— De  ratlone  ac  vita  tortunis 
reipublicae  consulendi.— De  usu  et  necessitate  spe- 
culae,  unde  sidernm  motus  observentur,  Instltuen- 
dae  in  Suecla. — Quomodo  nova  societas  sclenti- 
arum  Tlpsaliensig  Instltuatur.— Patenda  societa- 
tis  literariae. — De  nova  disciplina,  quomodo  tellus 
cursnm  sit  intermlssura.— De  varils  generlbus  gle- 
barum  terrae  et  luti. — De  alternls  motibus  aquarum 
Venneri  aJSuentlum  et  refluentlum. — De  ratlone  vlg 
elevandi  Ineunda.  « 

Miscellanea  theologica.     Ad  autographo* 

rum  similitudinem  .  .  .  Ed.  Eudolphus 
Leonardus  Tafel.   Hglmiae,  1870.  fo.   —4311 

Contents.  Indices  operis  de  Amore  conjugiali, 
etc.— Doctrina  de  charitate.— Do  divino  amore  et 
de  divlna  saplentla. — Sciagrapbia  bistoriae  Novae 
Xlcclesiae.— Loci  in  Scriptnra  sacra.— De  verbo, 
de  ultimo  Judicio,  etc. 

Miscellaneous  theological  works.     New 

York,  1865.    8°.  —4343 

Contents.  Kartlis  in  ttie  universe,  and  their  In- 
babitants.— Account  of  the  last  judgment,  aud  the 
Babylon  destroyed.— Continuation  concerning  the  last 
Judgment,  and  concerning  the  spiritual  world.— Brlet 
exposition  of  the  doctrine  of  the  Jlevr  Cburcli.— 
Neiv  Jerusalem  and  Us  heavenly  doctrine.— Nature 


of  the  intercourse  between  the  soul  and  the  body.— 
On  the -w bite  borso  mentioned  in  the  Apocalypse ; 
Appendix. 

Opusculum  de  cultu  et  amore  Dei .  .  . 

Ed.  Eudolphus  Leonardus  Tafel.  Holmiae, 
1870.  fo.  (Wii/iTiMMiscel.  physic,  et  min- 
eral.) —4311 

Outlines  of  a  philosophical  argument  on 

the  infinite,  and  the  final  cause  of  creation ; 
and  on  the  intercourse  between  the  soul  and 
the  body.  Tr.  from  the  Latin  by  J.  J.  G. 
Wilkinson.    London,  1847.     8°.  —4333 

The  Principia ;  or,  the  first  principles  of 

natural  things,  being  new  attempts  toward 
a  philosophical  explanation  of  the  elemen- 
tary world.  Tr.  by  Eev.  Augustus  Clissold. 
London,  1845-46.     3  v.  8°.  —1513 

Eegnum  animale,  anatomice,  physice,  et 

philosophice  pei-lustratum.  Ad  autographi 
similitudinem . . .  Ed.  Eudolphus  Leonardus 
Tafel.    Holmiae,  1869.    fo.  —4311 

The  same,   tr.  by  J.  J.  G.  Wilkinson. 
London,  1843-44.    3  v.  8°.  —1605 

Some  specimens  of  a  work  on  the  prin- 
ciples of  chemistry,  with  other  treatises. 
Tr.  from  the  Latin  by  Charles  Edward 
Strutt.    London,  1847.    8°.  —1594 

The  Soul,  or  rational  psychology.    Tr. 

and  ed.  by  Frank  Sewall.  New  York,  1887. 
8°.  -1441 

Transactionum  de  cerebro.    Fragmenta. 

Ad  autographi  similitudinem.  Ed.  Eudol- 
phus Leonardus  Tafel.    Holmiae,  1870.     fo. 

—4311 

Treatise  concerning  heaven  and  hell,  and 

of  the  wonderful  things  therein  .  .  .  Balti- 
more, 1813.    8°.  —4335 

True  Christian  religion ;  containing  the 

universal  theology  of  the  New  Church.  New 
York,  1866.    8°.  —4348 

The  Wisdom  of  angels  concerning  the 

divine  providence.  Tr.  from  the  Latin. 
Boston,  1796.     8°-  -4346 

[Tr.)    The  Psalms:  a  new  tr.  from  the 

Hebrew  .  .  .  with  observations  by  Eev.  J. 
Clowes.    Manchester,  1837.     8°.  —1315 

Babeett,  B.  F.    Swedenborg  and  Chan- 

ning.     1879. 

Cblld ,  B.  a.    Swedentaorg's  views  on  the  question : 

Does  the  mind  sleep  ?  7  pp.  {Joum.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  11, 
1877,  p.  203.)— Frotblngbam,  O.  B.  Swedenborg. 
17  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  T.34,  1882,  p.  600.)— Heclte- 
thorn,  0.  W.  Emmanuel  Swedenborg.  11  pp.  (/re 
Us  Secret  societies,  v.  2,  p.  16.)  —  Hedge,  F.  H. 
Swedenborg.  26  pp.  (,Ghr.  Exam.  v.  15,  1834,  p.  193.) 
—Ireland,  W.  W.  Hallucinations  of  Mohammed, 
Luther,  and  S.  20  pp.  [In  Us  Blot  upon  the  brain, 
p.  32.)— James,  H.  Swedenborg  and  science.  26  pp. 
(In  Us  Lit.  remains,  p.  303.)— Kant,  I.  Traeume  elnes 
gelstersehers,  erlaeutert  duroh  traeume  der  meta- 
physilj.  69  pp.  (Saemmt.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  223.)— Tafel, 
E.  L.  Swedenborg  and  speculative  philosophy.  19  pp. 
[Journ.  Spec.  PMlos.  v.  2,  1868,  p.  18.)— Tbrall,  J.  B. 
Swedenborg  as  a  theologian  and  a  seer.  18  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  42,  1883,  p.  33.)— Vaugban,  E.  A.  Em- 
manuel Swedenborg.  19  pp.  (In  Us  Hours  with  the 
mystics,  V.  2,  p.  271.)— Wesley,  J.  Thoughts  on  the 
writings  of  S.  24  pp.  (Works,  v.  13,  p.  425.)— Whlt- 
tier,  J.  G.  Swedenborg.  7  pp.  (Prose  works,  T.  2, 
p.  341.) 

Bareett,  B.  F.  Life  of  Emanuel  Sweden- 
borg, with  some  account  of  his  writings. 
1841. 

HOEAET,  N.  Life  of  Emanuel  Sweden- 
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1863. 


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Matter,  J.    Emmanuel  de  Swedenborg, 

sa  vie  .  .  .    1863. 

-  Sandel,S.  Account  of  Emanuel  Sweden- 
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White,  W.    Emanuel  Swedenborg,  his 

life  and  writings.     1867,  2  v. 

Wilkinson,  J.  J.  G.  Emanuel  Sweden- 
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Worcester,  B.     Life   and  mission   of 

Emanuel  Swedenborg.     1883. 

Ellis,  G.E.    Swedenborg.    70  pp.    {Ghr.Exam.v.'H, 

1838,  pp.  1,  230.)— Emerson,  E.  W.  Swedenborg ;  or, 
the  mystic.  53  pp.  (In  his  Representative  men,  p.  93.) 
— Herder,  J.  Q.  von.  Emanuel  Swedenborg.  14  pp. 
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Obarlotte  von  Knobloch  ueber  S.  8  pp.  iSaemml.  werke, 
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T.  10,  1864,  p.  74.)— Mesiner  and  S.  6  pp.  {Dem.  Beu. 
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See  also  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  77,  1868,  p.  679;  London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  28, 1867,  p.  474. 

Sivedenborgian,  The.    15  pp.     (Fraser^s 

Hag.  v.  39,  1849,  p.  64.) 

Swedenborgiiuis.      See   New   Jerusalem 

Church.— Swedenborg,  E. 
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Svenska  folk-visor.     1814-16,  4  v. 
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T.  4,  1885,  pp.  271,  669.) 

Swedish  catalogue.  Sidenbladh,  E. 
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Swedish  drama.    See  Drama,  Swedish. 

Swedish  embassy  in  1653  and  1654,  Jour- 
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Swedish  fiction.  Bremer,  F.  Works,  tr. 
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CARLfiN,  E.  S.  F.   Beraettelser  fran  lands- 

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En  hemlighet  foer  verlden.     1876. 

Ett  Koepmanshus  i  Skaergarden.  1860, 

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Representanten.     1861,  2  v.  in  1. 

Samlade  romaner.    n.  d.  31  v. 

Skuggspel.    Tidsmalningax  och  ung- 

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See  also  Drama,  Swedish.— SweAisli  l>allads  and 
songs.— Swedish  fiction.- Swedistl  poetry. 

The  library  has  the  works  of  Bellman,  C.  M.— 
Bremer,  F.— Carlen,  B.  S.  F.— Runeberg,  J.  L.— 
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Swedish  poetry.  Bellman,  C.  M.  Sam- 
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TegnSr,  E.,  Bp.  of  Wexio.    Axel ;  Natt- 

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Frithiofs  saga  ;  Gerda.    n.  d.     {Saml. 

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the  Swedish  by  O.  Baker.     1841. 

The  same,  tr.  by  G.  Stephens.     1877. 

-^—  Gamla och  minsta  svenska  rimchroenikan. 

12  pp.  (Pant,  E.  M.,  Script,  rer.  Sueotc.  v,  1,  pt.  1,  p. 
251.)— Stora  rimchroenikan,  215  pp.  (Fant,  E. 
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Bp.  of  Wexio.  Axel,  a  free  tr.  from  a  popultir  Swedish 
poem.  11  pp.  {BlaOtwood's  Mag.  v.  19,  1826,  p.  184.)— 
Thomas,  Bp.  of  Strengnas.  Carmlna.  8  pp.  (Fant, 
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Swedish    poetry.  History  and  criticism. 

Renaud,  A.  PoSsle  oontemporalne  en  Suftde.  26  pp. 
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See  also  Dublin  Rev.  v.  43, 1857,  p.  61. 

Swedish    revolution    under    Gustavus 

Vasa.     Watson,  P.  B.  3646 

Sweeney,  Andrew  James.  Report  on  steam 

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Sweeps.    See  Chimney-sweeps. 
Sweerts,  Pierre  Frangois.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  27. 

Sweet,  George.  Life  of  William  Blackstone. 

25  pp.    (Blackstone,.  Sir  W.j  Comvientaries  on  the  laws  of 
England,  v.  1,  p.  xl.) 

Sweet,  Henry.  1845—.  Anglo-Saxon  reader 
in  prose  and  verse,  with  grammatical  intro- 
duction, notes,  and  glossary.  Oxford,  1876. 
12°.  (Rev.  of,  by  M.  Trautmann,  in  Anglia, 
V.  1,  1878,  p.  379.)  —3137 

Handbook  of  phonetics,  including  a  popu- 
lar history  of  the  principles  of  spelling  re- 
form.    Oxford,  1877.     13°.  —3174 

History  of  English  sounds  from  the  earli- 
est period,  including  an  investigation  of  the 
general  laws  of  sound  change,  and  full  word 
lists.  London,  1874.  8°.  —3134 
The  same.    Oxford,  1888.    8°.         -3133 

Note.— Mao  la  Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  No.  i;  Phllol.  Soo. 
London,  Trans.  1873-74. 

Shelley's  nature  poetry.    [London],  1888. 

8°.  1313 

Sketch  of  the  history  ol  Anglo-Saxon  poetry. 

17  pp.    (Wavton.T.,  History  of  Eng.  poetry,  ed.  by  W.  C. 
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{Ed.)  Oldest  English  texts,  with  intro- 
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Contents.  Bede  glosses. —Bedc's  Deatlisong. — 
Names  In  Bede's  History.— Cnedmon's  Hymn. — 
Charters.— Codex  Aureus  inscription.— Dur- 
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— Oldestglossnrles. "Inscriptions. --List  of  kings. 
— lieiden  riddle. — IJlbervitae.—riorica  glosses* 
— I^orlca  names. — Ijorica  prayer. — Martyrol- 
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Saxon  genealogies. — Vespasian  psalter. 

(Ed.)    King  Alfred's  Orosius.    See  Oro- 

sius,  P. 

{Ed.)    King  Alfred's  west  Saxon  version 

of  Gregory's  Pastoral  care.  See  Gregorius 
I,  St.,  the  Oreat,  Pope. 

Sweet,  Sylvanus  H.  Special  report  on  coal : 
showing  its  distribution,  classification,  and 
cost  delivered  over  different  routes  to  vari- 
ous points  in  the  state  of  New  York  and  the 
principal  cities  on  the  Atlantic  coast.  New 
York,  1866.    8°.  —1624 

Sweet.    See  also  Swete. 

Sweet  Anne  Page.  Collins,  M.  {Dublin 
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Sweetman,  Henry  Savage  {Ed.)  —1885. 
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preserved  in  H.  M.  Public  Eecord  Office, 
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{Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  ohron.)  4553 

and  Handcoclc,  Gustavus  Frederick 

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Sweetserj  Moses  Forster.  1848—.  Artist 
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Contents. 
Allston,  W.         Guldo  Kenl.         Vlncl,  L.  da. 

—  The  maritime  provinces :  a  handbook  for 
travellers.  A  guide  to  the  chief  cities  .  .  . 
of  Canada.  With  4  maps  and  4  plans.  Bos- 
ton, 1875.     16°.  3467 

The  middle  states :  a  handbook  for  trav- 
ellers. A  guide  to  the  chief  cities  and  popu- 
lar resorts  of  the  middle  states  .  .  .  With 
7  maps  and  15  plans.    Boston,  1874.    16°. 

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New  England  :  a  handbook  for  travellers. 

A  guide  to  the  chief  cities  and  popular  re- 
sorts of  New  England.  With  6  maps  and  11 
plans.    Boston,  1873.     16°.  2637 

Sweetser,  William.  Ware,  J.  Sweetser  on 
Intemperance.    2  pp.    (OAr.  Ajam.  v.  7, 1830,  p.  365.) 

Swerford,  Alexander  de.    Phillipps,  Sir  T . 

Additional  particulars  tor  the  biography  of  S.  10  pp . 
iArclmeol.  Joum.  v.  8, 1861,  p.  281.) 

Swetchine,  Sophia.    See  Svetchine,  S. 

Swete,  Henry  Barclay,  D.D.  1835—.  On 
the  early  history  of  the  doctrine  of  the  Holy 
Spirit,  with  especial  reference  to  the  con- 
troversies of  the  4  century.  Cambridge, 
1873.     8°.  —4383 

Swete,  Horace,  M.  D.  Handy  book  of  cot- 
tage hospitals.    London  [1870].    13°.    —3787 

Swete,  John,  D.  D.  Family  prayers  for 
each  morning  and  evening  in  the  week.  1 
Am.,  from  the  3  London ed.  Baltimore,  1833. 
13°.  —4347 

Swete.    See  also  Sweet. 

Swetnam,  Joseph.  Grosaet,  A.  B.  {Ed.) 
Swetnam  the  woman-hater  arraigned  by 
women  (1630).  1880.  (Grosart,  A.  B.,  Oc- 
casional  issues.  Y.  li.) 

Swett,  John  Appleton,  M.  D.    Flint,  A.   Life 

of  S.  10  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am.  physicians, 
p.  722.) 

Swett,  Col.  Samuel.  1783-1866.  Historical 
and  topographical  sketch  of  Bunker  Hill  battle.  101 
pp.  [With  Humphreys,  Co!.  D.,  Essay  on  the  life  of . . . 
Israel  Putnam,  p.  171.J 

Swett,  Sophie.  Miss  Sparrow's  husband.  17 
pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Humorous  masterpieces  from  Am.  lit. 
V.  3,  p.  230.) 

Sweyn,  Bp.  of  Viborg.    Iter  Hierosolymi- 

tanum  Svenonls  eplsoopl  Viburgensls  et  fratrls  ejus 
EskllU  1150.  4  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F., 
Script,  rer,  Danic.  v.  4,  p.  421.) 

Sweyn  I,  King  of  Denmarh.    Fragmentum 

Islandlcum  hlstorlae  regum  Danlae  Haraldl  OoeruU- 
dentls  ot  Svenonls  Furcatae  Barbae.  8  pp.  (Lange- 
beck, J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  flame,  v. 2,  p.  146.) 

Sweyn  II,  King  of  Denmarh.     Progenies 

regis  Svenonls  Estrlthii  In  Suecia.  3  pp.  (Langebeck, 
J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Panic,  v.  3,  p.  275.) 

Sweyn,  Danish  prince.     Infelix   Svenonls 

Daniel  expeditlo  adversus  Turcos  anno  1097.  5  pp. 
(Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  3, 
p.  631.) 

Swibert,  St.,  Bp.  of  Verden.    Ludger,  St., 

Bp.  ofMunster  lattrHated  «o].  Belatlo  de  canonlzatlone 
Sancti  Swlbertl.  11  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer. 
Brunsvic.  v.  2,  p.  243.)— Vita,  falso  attrlbuta  Markelmo 
Presbytero.  21pp.  {heanitz.Q.yf.,  Script,  rer.  Bruns- 
vic. V.  2,  p.  222.) 
Swift,  Catherine  Seaton  Forman  Bissohop. 
Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C.  0.  S.  F.  B.  Swift.  ,1  p.  {In 
her  Eng.  fern,  artists,  v.  2,  p.  34.) 

Swift,  Deane.  1710-88.  Essay  upon  the  life, 
writings,  and  character  of  Dr.  Jonathan 
Swift  ...  To  which  is  added,  Sketch  of 
Dr.  Swift's  life,  written  by  the  Doctor  him- 
self.   London,  1755.     8°.  4871 

Swift,  Edmund  Lenthal.  Equality  of  the 
constitution.    6  pp.    (ParopAJefeei-,  v.  14, 1819,  p.  173.) 

Swift,  Elliot  E.,  D.  D.  1834—.  Missionary 
history.  51pp.  {Centenary  mem.  of  Preshyterianism  in 
w.  Pa.  p.  163.) 

Swift,  Mrs.  J.  L.  The  Brahmin  and  the 
crystal  drop.  2  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  12,  1843,  p.  627.)— 
Ernest  Stelner.    7  pp.    {Dem.  Rev.  v.  13, 1843,  p.  38.) 

Swift,  Jonathan,  D.  D.,  Dean  of  St.  Patrick^s, 
Dublin.  1667-1745.  Works;  with  notes, 
and  a  life  of  the  author,  by  Walter  Scott. 
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Contents,  Notes  on  Aclclison's  Freeholder,  v.  10. 
—Project  fortbeadTaiiceuient  of  religion  and  the 
reformation  of  manners,  v.  8.— Advice  to  tUe  free- 
men of  tlie  city  of  Dublin,  in  the  choice  of  a 
member  to  represent  them  in  Parliament,  v.  7.— Ad- 
vertisement by  Dr.  Swift  in  his  defence  against  Joshua, 
Lord  Alien,  Feb.  18, 1729,  v.  7.— Tracts,  historical  and 
political,  during  the  reign  of  Queeu  Anne,  v.  4=,  6.— 
Annus  mlrabills:  or,  the  wonderful  effects  of  the 
approaching  conjunction  of  the  planets  Jupiter,  Mars, 
and  Saturn.  By  Mart.  Scriblerus,  v.  13. — Discourse  to 
prove  the  antiquity  of  the  Elnglish  tongne.v.  3. 
— Character  of  Arlsto tie,  V.  9.— Proposalsfor  printing 
a  very  curious  discourse  entitled  -irevSokoyia  noAtrt/c^; 
or,  the  Art  of  political  lying,  v.  6.— Letter  to  the 
Earl  of  Pembroke:  pretended  to  be  the  dying  speech 
of  Tom  Ashe,  v.  13.— Discourse  of  the  contests  and 
dlssentiona  between  the  nobles  and  the  commons  in 
Athens  and  Rome,  v.  3.  —  Proposal  for  giving 
badges  to  the  beggars  in  all  the  parishes  of  Dub- 
lin, V.  7.— On  giving  badges  to  the  poor,  v.  7 — On 
barbarous  denominations  in  Ireland,  v.  7. — 
Some  remarks  on  the  Barrier  treaty  between  Her 
Majesty  and  the  States- General,  v.  5.— Account  of  the 
battle  fought  last  Friday  between  the  ancient  and 
modern  books  in  St.  James's  library,  v.  11.— Predic- 
tions for  the  year  1703.  By  Isaac  Bickerstalf,  v.  9.— 
Answer  to  Bickerstaff.  Some  reflections  upon  Mr. 
BickerstafT's  predictions  for  the  year  1708,  v.  9.— 'Squire 
Bickerstaff  detected,  or  the  astrological  impostor  con- 
victed. By  John  Partridge,  v.  9.— Vindication  of  Isaac 
Bickerstaff,  against  what  is  objected  to  him  by  Mr. 
Partridge,  la  his  almanack  for  the  present  year,  1709, 
V.  9.~Accompllshment  of  the  first  of  Mr.  BickerstafTs 
predictions,  being  an  account  of  the  death  of  Mr. 
Partridge,  the  almanack-maker,  v.  9.— Congratulatory 
speech  of  Wiliiara  Bromley,  Speaker  of  the  House 
of  Commons,  to  Et.  Hon.  Kobert  Harley,  Chancellor  of 
Her  Majesty's  exchequer;  Chancellor  of  tbe  ex- 
chequer's answer,  V.  6.— Meditation  upon  a  broom- 
stick, V.  9.— Some  remarks  on  Bp.  Burnet's  His- 
tory, V.  10.— Preface  to  the  Bp.  of  Sarum's  Introduc- 
tion to  the  3  V.  of  the  History  of  the  reformation  of  the 
Church  of  England.  By  Gregory  Misosarum,  v.  4. — 
Vindication  of  His  Excellency  John,  Lord  Carteret, 
from  the  charge  of  favouring  none  but  Tories,  High- 
churehraen,  and  Jacobites,  v.  7.— Modest  proposal  for 
preventing  the  children  of  poor  people  In  Ireland 
from  being  a  burden  to  their  parents  or  country,  and 
for  making  them  beneflclal  to  the  public,  v.  7.— Some 
considerations  humbly  offered  to  the  Rt.  Hon.  the 
Lord  Mayor  ...  of  the  honourable  city  of  Dublin,  in 
the  choice  of  a  recorder,  v.  7.— Tracts  in  defence 
of  Christianity,  v.  8.— Argument  to  prove  that  the 
abolishing  of  Christianity  in  Elngland  may,  as 
things  now  stand,  be  attended  with  some  inconveni- 
ences, and  perhaps  not  produce  those  many  good 
effects  proposed  thereby,  v.  8. — Tracts  in  support  of 
the  church  establishment,  v.  8,  9. — Bemarks  on 
Lord  Clarendon's  History  of  the  rebellion,  v. 
10,— Concerning  that  universal  hatred  which  prevails 
against  the  clergy,  v.  8 — Considerations  upon  2  bills 
.  .  .  relating  to  the  clergy,  v.  9.- On  the  bill  for  the 
clergy  residing  on  their  livings,  v.  9.— Essay 
on  the  fates  of  clergymen,v.  8.— Mr.  Collin's  Dis- 
course of  freethinkiug;  put  into  plain  English 
...  By  a  friend  of  the  author,  v.  8.— Conduct  of 
the  allies,  aud  of  the  late  ministry,  in  beginning 
and  carrying  on  the  present  war.  Written  in  the  year 
1712,  V.  5.— Appendix  to  the  Conduct  of  the  allies,  v.  5. 
—Consultation  of  4  physicians  upon  a  Lord  that 
was  dying,  v.  13.— Hints  toward  an  essay  on  conver- 
sation, V.  9.— Country  Post,  Aug.  12-14,  v.  13.— Re- 
marks on  the  characters  of  the  court  of  Ciueen 
Anne,  v.  10.— Answer  to  the  Craftsman  of  Dec.  12, 
1730,  on  a  very  interesting  subject  relative  to  Ireland. 
To  which  is  prefixed  the  Craftsman  itself,  v.  7.— Me- 
moirs of  Capt.  John  Creichton,  v.  10.— Full  and  true 
account  of  a  horrid  and  barbarous  revenge  by  poison, 
on  the  body  of  Mr.  Edmund  Curll,  bookseller,  v,  13.— 
Further  account  of  the  most  deplorable  condition  of  Mr, 
Edmund  Curll,  v.  13.— Strange  but  true  relation  how 
Mr.  Edmund  Curll.  .  .  outof  an  extraordinary  desire  of 
lucre,  went  into  'Change  Alley,  and  was  converted  from 

the  Christian  religion  by  certain  eminent  Jews,  v.  13 

Proposal  for  an  act  of  Parliament  to  pay  off  the  debt 
of  the  nation  without  taxing  the  subject,  v.  7.— 
Drapier's  letters,  v.  7. — Reasons  humbly  offered  by 
the  company  exercising  the  trade  and  mystery  of  up- 
holders, against  part  of  the  bill,  for  the  better  viewing 

,  .  .  and  examining  driigs,  etc.  v.  13 Examination  of 

certain  abuses,  corruptions,  and  enormities,  in  the 
city  of  Dublin,  v.  7 — Presentment  of  the  Grand  Jury 
of  the  county  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  v,  t.—Oi  the  edu- 


cation of  ladies,  v.  9.— True  relation  of  the  several 
facts  and  circumstances  of  the  intended  riot  and 
tumult  on  Queeu  Elizabeth's  birth-day,  v.  6 — 
Last  speech  and  dying  words  of  Ebeneezer  Ellliston, 
V.  7.— Abstract  of  the  history  of  England,  from  the 
invasion  of  It  by  Julius  Caesar  to  the  reign  of  Henry 
II,  V.  10.— Essay  on  English  bubbles,  v.  7.— Pro- 
posals for  correcting,  improving,  and  ascertaining  the 
English  tongue,  v.  9.— Epistolatory  corres- 
pondence, V.  15-19.— Essays,  periodical  and  miscel- 
laneous, V.  9.— Examiner,  v.  3,  4.— Remarks  on  Bp. 
FleetTFood's  preface,  v.  4.  —  Some  thoughts  on 
free  thinklng,v.  8— Bemarks  on  Glbb's  Psalms, 
v.  10.— Hints  on  good  manners,  v.  9.— Treatise  on 
good  manners  and  good  breeding,  v.  9. — Some 
remarks  upon  ...  a  letter  to  the  7  Lords  of  the  com- 
mittee appointed  to  examine  Greg,  v.  4. — Guardian, 
No.  96,  v.  9.— Importance  of  the  Guardian  consideued 
...  By  a  friend  of  Mr.  Steele,  v,  4. — True  narrative 
of  what  passed  at  the  examination  of  the  Marquis  de 
Guiscard,  at  the  Cockpit,  March  8,  1710-11,  v.  6.— 
Travels  into  several  remote  nations  of  the  world.  By 
Lemuel  Gulliver,  v.  12.— Learned  comment  uponDr, 
Hare*s  excellent  sermon  ...  on  the  surrender  of 
Bouchaiu.  By  an  enemy  to  peace,  v.  6.— Reasons 
which  induced  Her  Majesty  to  create  Rt.  Hon.  Robert 
Harley,  a  Peer  of  GreatBrltain.v.  6.— Modest  inquiry 
into  the  reasons  of  the  Joy  .  .  .  upon  the  spreading  of 

a  report  of  Her  Majesty's  death,  v.  6 Character 

of  Herodotus,  v.  9.  —  Observations  on  Heylin'g 
History  of  the  Presbyterians,  v.  9.— Advertise- 
ment for  the  honour  of  the  kingdom  of  Ireland, 
V.  7.— Serious  and  useful  scheme  to  make  an  hospital 
for  incurables,  V.  9. — Extract  from  a  book  entitled 
•'An  exact  collection  of  the  debate  of  the  House  of 
Commons, held  at  Westminster,  Oct.  21, 1680,"  v.  7.— 
Address  of  the  House  of  Lords  to  the  Queen,  v.  6. — 
Character  of  Mrs. Howard, V.  9. --Story  of  the  Injured 
lady :  written  by  herself,  in  a  letter  to  her  friend. 
With  an  answer,  v.  7.— Intelligencer,  Nos.  1,  3, 19, 
V.  9.— Short  view  of  the  slate  of  Ireland,  1727,  v.  7.— 
Truth  of  maxims  in  state  and  government  examined, 
with  reference  to  Ireland,  v.  7.— Tracts  relative  to 
Ireland,  v.  7 — Two  letters  on  subjects  relative  to  the 
improvement  of  Ireland,  v.  7.— Miscellaneous  tracts 
upon  Irish  aifairs,  v.  7.— Letters  upon  the  use  of 
Irish  coal,  v.  7.— Proposal  for  the  universal  use  of 
Irish  manufacture,  v.  7.— Proposal  that  all  the 
ladies  and  womou  of  Ireland  should  appear  constantly 
in  Irish  manufactures,  v.  7. — Poems,  chiefly  rela- 
tive to  Irish  politics,  v.  10.— Character  of  au  Irish 
squire,  v.  7.— It  cannot  rain  but  it  pours,  or 
London  strewed  with  rarities,  v.  13.— Account  of  the 
court  and  empire  of  Japan,  v.  10.— Law  is  a  bottom- 
less pit;  or,  the  history  of  John  Bull;  Postscript, 
V.  6. —Johnson,  JUrs.  See  Stella.  —  Key  to  the 
liock  ;  or,  a  treatise,  proving  . . .  the  dangerous  ten- 
dency of  a  late  poem,  entitled  the  Rape  of  the  lock. 
By  Esdras  Barnivelt,  v.  13.— r.etter  from  a  friend  to 
the  Rt.  Hon.  ,  .  .  Second  letter,  v.  7.— I^etter  of  ad- 
vice to  a  young  poet,  v.  9.— Letter  to  a  member  of 
Parliament  in  Ireland,  on  choosing  a  new  Speaker 
there,  1708,  v.  7.— Letter  to  a  very  young  lady  on 
her  marriage,  v.  9.— Letter  to  a  young  clergy- 
man, lately  entered  into  holy  orders,  v.  8.— Letter 
to  the  Tvriter  of  the  Occasional  paper,  v.  10.— 
Complete  refutation  of  the  falsehoods  alleged  against 
Erasmus  Leivis,  v.  4,— True  and  faithful  narrative 
of  what  passed  in  Loudon  ...  v.  13.— Substance  of 
what  was  said  by  the  Dean  of  St.  Patrick's  to  the 
Lord  Mayor  and  some  of  the  Aldermen  of 
Dublin;  when  his  Lordship  came  to  present  the 

said  Dean  with  his  freedom  in  a  gold  box,  v.  7 Letter 

onMr.  M'Culla's  project  about  half-pence, and 
a  new  one  proposed,  in  a  letter  to  Dr.  Delany,  v.  7.— 
Considerations  about  maintaining  the  poor,  v.  7. 
—New  vindication  of  the  Duke  of  Marlborough ;  in 
answer  to  a  pamphlet .  .  .  called  Bouchain ;  or,  A  dia- 
logue between  the  Medley  and  the  Examiner,  v.  6.— 
Character  of  Primate  Marsh,  v.  9.— Of  mean  and 
great  figures  made  by  several  persons,  v.  9.— Me- 
moirs of  P.  P.,  Clerk  of  this  parish,  v.  13.— Answer 
to  a  paper  called  Memorial  of  the  poor  inhabit- 
ants, tradesmen,  and  labourers  of  the  kingdom  of 
Ireland,  v.  7.— Famous  prediction  of  Merlin,  the 
British  wizard.  Written  above  1000  years  ago,  and 
relating  to  the  year  1709,  v.  9.— Tritical  essay  upon 
the  faculties  of  the  mind,  v.  9.— Miscellaneous 
essays,  v.  9.— 3IiscelIaneous  poems,  v.  U.— Essay 
on  modern  education,  v.  9.— Letter  to  Mrs.  Susan- 
nah Neville,  v.  13.— Narrative  of  Dr.  Robert  IV orris, 
concerning  the  strange  and  deplorable  frenzy  of  Mr. 

John  Dennis,  an  offlcer  of  the  custom-house,  v.  13 

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October  olub,  v.  4.— New  Journey  to  Pni-lg  ...   By 

the  Sleur  du  Baudrler,  v.  4.— Letter  giving  au  account 
ol  a  pestilent  netghbonr,  v.  13.— To  the  Bt.  Hon. 
the  Mayor  and  Aldermen  oj  the  city  of  London  the 
humble  petition  of  the  colliers  ...  v.  13.— Humble 

Setltiou  of  the  footmen  in  and  about  the  city  of 
ublln,  V.  1.— Bight  ot  precedence  between- physi- 
cians and  civilians  inquired  into,  v.  7.— New  way  ot 
selling  places  at  conrt,  v.  6.— Poems,  composed 

at  Market-hill,  v.  16 History  ot  poetry,  v.  13.— 

Polite  conversation,  v.  11.  — Political  poetry 
preeedlng  1715,  v.  10,— Miscellanies  In  prose.  By  Mr. 
Pope,  Dr.  Arbuthnot,  Mr.  Gay,  etc.  v.  13.— MlBoellanies 
In  verse.  By  Mr.  Pope,  Dr.  Arbuthnot,  Mr.  Gay,  etc. 
T.  13.— Thoughts  on  various  subjects.  By  Mr.  Pope, 
V.  13. — Some  arguments  against  enlarging  the  powder 
of  bishops  In  letting  leases,  T.  8.— Presbyte- 
•rlan's  plea  of  merit.  In  order  to  take  off  the  test, 
v.  9.— Some  tree  thoughts  upon  the  present  state  of 
affairs.  Written  in  the  year  1714,  v.  6.— Supposed 
letter  from  the  Pretender  to  another  Whig  lord,  v.  4. 
—Seasonable  advice  to  the  Grand  Jury,  concerning 
the  bill  preparing  against  the  printer  of  the  Dra- 
pier's  4  letter,  v.  7. — Two  letters  of  a  projector, 
V.  7.— 01  public  absurdities  In  Kngland,  v.  9.— 
On  public  absurdities  In  England,  v.  10.— Two  letters 
to  the  publisher  of  the  Dublin  Weekly  Jour- 
nal, T.  7.— Answer  of  Bt.  Hon.  'William  Pulteney, 
to  Bt.  Hon.  Sir  Bobert  Walpole,  v.  10.— Ars  punlca 
slve  flos  llnguarum.  The  art  ot  punning;  or,  the 
flower  ot  languages ;  in  79  rules,  v.  13.— God's  revenge 
against  punning, "v.  13. — New  proposal  tor  the  better 
regulation  and  Improvement  of  quadrille,  v.  7. — 
History  of  the  4  last  years  ot  the  Queen,  v.  5.— Some 
considerations  upon  the  consequences  hoped  and 
feared  from  the  death  of  the  Queen,  Aug.  9, 1714,  v.  6. 
—Some  reasons  to  prove,  that  no  one  Is  obliged  by  his 
principles  as  a  'Whig,  to  oppose  the  Queen,  v.  4.— 
Inquiry  Into  the  behaviour  ot  the  Queen's  last 
ministry,  V.  6.— Memoirs  relating  to  that  change 
which  happened  In  the  Queen's  ministry  in  the 
year  1710,  v.  3.— Blunders,  defloienoes,  distresses,  and 
misfortunes  of  Quilca,  v.  7.— Thoughts  on  religion ; 
further  thought  on  religion,  v.  8. — Some  few  thoughts 
concerning  the  repeal  of  the  test,  v.  9. — Reso- 
lutions when  I  come  to  be  old,  v.  9.— Riddles,  by 
Mr,  Swift  and  his  friends,  v.  15. — Bemarl^  s  upon  a  book 
entitled,  "Rights  of  the  Christian  church," 
etc,  V.  8.  —  Advantages  proposed  by  repealing  the 
Sacramental  test,  V.  9.— Letter  from  a  member  ot 
the  House  ot  Commons  in  Ireland,  to  a  member  ot  the 
House  of  Commons  in  England,  concerning  the  Sacra- 
mental test,  V.  9.— Narrative  of  the  several  attempts, 
which  the  Dissenters  ol  Ireland  have  made,  for  a 
repeal  of  the  Sacramental  test,  v.  9 — Queries  relating 
to  the  Sacramental  test,  v.  9.— Seasons  .  .  .  for  repeal- 
ing the  Sacramental  test,  in  favour  of  the  Catholics, 
V.  9.— Story  ol  the  St.  Alban's  ghost,  or  the  appari- 
tion ot  Mother  Haggy,  v.  6 Scott,  Sir  'W.    Memoirs 

ot  S,  V,  1,  —  Specimen  ot  Scriblerus's  reports. 
Stradllng  versus  Stiles,  v,  13.— History  ol  the  second 
Solomon,  v.  9.  —  Sentiments  of  a  Church  "of 
Xlnglaud  man,  with  respect  to  religion  and  govern- 
ment, V.  8.— Twelve  sermons,  v.  8.— Directions  to 
seTvants,  v.  12.— Character  ot  Dr.  Sheridan,  v.  9,— 
Letters  from  Dr,  Sheridan,  v.  13.— Martin  Scrlblerus 
n-epi  ^adovs ;  or,  the  art  of  sinking  In  poetry,  v.  13. 
— Spectator,  No.  50,  v.  9.— Discourse  concerning  the 
mechanical  operation  of  the  Spirit,  v.  11.— Character 
ot  Elohard  Steele,  v.  6.— Bons  mots  de  Stella,  v.  9.—, 
Journal  to  Stella,  v,  2,  3 On  the  death  ot  Mrs.  John- 
son [Stella],  V.  9.— Three  prayers  used  by  the  Dean  tor 
Mrs.  Johnson  in  her  last  sickness,  v.  9, — Swearer's 
bank,  or  Parliamentary  security  for  establishing  a 
new  bank  tor  Ireland;  Letter  to  the  king  at  arms 
from  a  reputed  esquire,  1  ol  the  subscribers  to  the 
bank,  v.  7.  —  Prose  miscellanies.  By  Swift  and 
Sheridan,  V.  13.— 'Verses  addressed  to  Swift  and 
to  his  memory,  v.  15,— Tale  of  a  tub,  v.  11. — 
Tattler,  v.  9.— Preface  to  Temple's  Works,  v.  9,— 
Tracts  on  the  Test  act,  v.  9.— Thoughts  on  various 
subjects,  V.  9. — Some  reasons  against  the  bill  settling 
the  tithe  of  hemp,  flax,  etc.,  by  a  modus,  v.  9 — 
Tom  PuTiisbl's  dream,  v.  7.— Tracts,  political 
and  historical,  prior  to  the  accession  ot  George  I,  v.  3. 
-i-Decree  for  concluding  the  treaty  between  Dr. 

Swift  and  Mrs.  liOng,  v.  13 Trifles,  passing 

between  Swift  and  Sheridan,  v,  15.— Letter  from  the 
facetious  Dr.  Andrew  Tx-ipe,  at  Bath,  to  the  venerable 
Nestor  Ironside,  v.  4.— Poems  addressed  to  'Vanessa 
and  Stella,  v.  14.— 'Verses  written  during  Lord  Car- 
teret's administration  of  Ireland,  v.  14. — Letter  to  the 
Abp.  ol  Dublin  concerning  the  ^veavers,  v.  7 Pre- 
tended letter  ol  thanks  from  I^ord  Wharton  to  the 


Lord  Bp.  ol  St.  Asaph  in  the  name  ot  the  Eitcat  club, 
V.  4.— Short  character  ot  His  Excellency  Thomas,  Earl 
ot  Wharton,  v.  4.— Public  spirit  ot  the  'Whigs,  v.  4,— 
Beasous  humbly  offered  to  His  Grace  William,  Lord 
Abp.  of  Dublin,  V.  8,— Wonder  of  all  the  wonders, 
that  ever  the  world  wondered  at,  v.  13,— \Vonderfal 
prophecy,  v,  13, — 'Wonderful  "wonder  of  "won- 
ders, V,  13.— Full  and  true  account  of  the  solemn 
procession  to  the  gallows,  at  the  execution  of  William 
"Wood,  Esquire  and  hardWareman,  v.  7. — "Wood's 
confession  to  the  mob  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  v.  7. — 
Observations  occasioned  by  reading  a  paper  entitled, 
"  The  case  of  the  woollen  manufactures  of 
Dublin,"  etc.  v.  7.— Index,  v.  19. 
Nate.—y.  11  is  wanting. 

Poetical  works,  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

1794.    8°.    (Anderson,  R.,Bnf.poefs,  V.  9.) 

136S 

Voyages  du  Capitaine  Lemuel  Gulliver. 

Tr.  par  I'Abbe  Desfontaine.  Amsterdam, 
1787.  8°.  (Garnier,  C.  G.  T.,  Voyages  imag. 
Y.  14.)  1397 

Baucis   and   Philemon  $    On   poetry.     24  pp. 

(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  5,  p.  140;  Bltson,  J.,  Eng. 
anthol.  T.  1,  p.  193.)— Gulliver's  travels.  109  pp. 
(Ballantyne,  J.,  Novelist's  Libr.  v.  9.  p.  1 ;  Weber,  H., 
Popular  romances,  p.  1.)— Journal  of  a  modern 
lady.  11  pp.  (Ashton,  J,,  Eighteenth  century  waifs,  p. 
20,)— Letter  of  advice  to  a  young  poet;  together 
with  a  proposal  tor  the  encouragement  ot  poetry  in 
this  kingdom.  12  pp.  {Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  IS, 
p.  844.) — Original  letters.  4  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag, 
T.  12, 1838,  p.  269.)— Poein«andllfeot.  25  pp.  (Alkln, 
J.,  Brit,  poets,  V.  1,  p.  389;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v. 
11,  p.  343,)— Supplement  to  the  works  ot  S.  96  pp. 
(Works  of  most  eel.  minor  poets,  Suppl.] 

[Ed.)    Poems  on  several  occasions.    See 

Pilkington,  M. 

Ceaufued,  Q.    Bssai  historique  sur  le 

Dr.  Swift,  et  sur  sou  influence  dans  le  gou- 
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1808. 

Oldmixon,  J.    Eefleotions  on  Dr.  Swift's 

letter  to  the  Earl  of  Oxford  about  the  Eng- 
lish tongue,  n.  d.  {Brief  examination  of 
the  Bp.  of  Cork''s  discourse.) 

Dllke,  C.  W.    Swift.    22  pp.    (In  his  Papers  ot  a 

critlc,-v.  1,  p.  361.) — Dryden,  Prior,  and  S.    8  pp. 

(New  Bnglander,  v.  12, 1S54,  p.  198,)— Jeffrey,  F,,  Lord. 
Works  ot  S.  25  pp.  (In  his  Contrib.  to  the  Edln.  Bev. 
p.  68;  and  Edln.  Rev.  v.  27, 1816,  p.  1.)— North-Peat, 
A.  Humorlstes  de  I'Angleterre.  Jonathan  Swift.  62 
pp.  (Bev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  2,  p.  417. )— Purnell,  T. 
The  literary  mai>  as  satirist.  Swift,  22  pp.  {In  Ms 
Literature  and  its  professors,  p.  231.)— Reed,  W.  B. 
Swltt.  9  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  ot  lamillar  books,  p.  12.)— 
RoBcoe,  W.  C.  Thackeray  on  S.  12  pp.  (Poems  and 
essays,  v.  2,  p.  624.)— Taine,H.  A.  Jonathan  Swltt,  son 
gdnie  et  ses  ceuvres.  36  pp.  (Bev.  d.deuxmondes,  1&58, 
2  p6r.  V.  16,  p.  869.)— Thackeray,  W.  M.  Swltt.  38 
pp.  (In  his  Eng.  humourists,  p.  135.)— Thackeray's 
lectures.  Swift.  25  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  74, 1853, 
p.  494.)— Three  cynical  spectators.  Gulliver, 
Candido,  Teuleisdroeckh.  26  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  67, 1866,  pp.  64, 184,)— Tnckerman,  H,  T.  The  wit : 
Swift.  25  pp.  (In  his  Characteristics  ol  literature, 
p.  80.) 

Barrett,  J.    Essay  on  the  earlier  part  of 

the  life  of  Swift.     1808. 

Boyle,  J. ,  Earl  of  Cork  and  Orrery.  Re- 
marks on  the  life  and  writings  of  Dr.  Jona- 
than Swift.     1753. 

Ce-aik,  H.  Life  of  Jonathan  Swift.  1883. 

Delany,  p.     Observations   upon  Lord 

Orrery's  Remarks  on  the  life  and  writings 
of  Dr.  Jonathan  Swift.     [Anon.]    1754. 

DiLWOETH,  W.  ia.    Life  of  Dr.  Jonathan 

Swift.    1758. 

FOESTBR,  J.  Life  of  Jonathan  Swift.  V.  1. 

1875. 

Pilkington,  Mrs.  L.  van  L.    Memoirs, 

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Pope,  A.    Letters  to  and  from  Swift. 

1871.  (Works  .  .  .  with  introductions  and 
notes  by  Rev.  W.  Elivin,  v.  7.) 

Reynald,  H.    Biographie  de  Jonathan 

Swift.     1860. 

Scott,  Sir  W.      Memoirs   of  Jonathan 

Swift.     1814.     (Swift,  J.,  PForfcs,  V.  1.) 

The  same.    1861.    (Scott,  Sir  W.,  Miseel. 
works,  V.  2.) 

Sheridan,  T.    Life  of  Rev.  Dr.  Jonathan 

Swift.    1784. 

Stephen,  L.    Swift.    1882.    (Morley,  J., 

Eng.  men  of  letters. ) 

Swift,  D.  Essay  upon  the  life,  writings, 

and  character  of  Dr.  Jonathan  Swift  .  .  . 
To  which  is  added,  Sketch  of  Dr.  Swift's 
life,  written  by  the  Doctor  himself.     1755. 

WiLde,  Sir  W.  R.  Closing  years  of  Dean 

Swift's  life.    1849. 

Wilson,  C.H.   Swiftiana.  [Anon.]  1804, 

2  V.  in  1. 

Alkin,  J.    Life  of  S.    2  pp.    (In  Ms  Brit,  poets,  t. 

1,  p.  389.J— AllingKam,  W.  (P.  Walker,  pseud.)  Moor 
Park  and  S.  16  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  76, 1867,  p.  638.) 
—Anderson,  R.  Life  of  S.  16  pp.  (/n  Ids  Brit,  poets, 
V.  9,  p.  111.)— Bucknill,  J.  C.  Dean  Swift's  disease. 
U  pp.  {Brain,  v.  i,  1883,  p.  493.)— Verses  on  the  death 
of  S.  16  pp.  (Ritson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  200.)— 
Gallery  of  lllnstrlons  Irisbmen.  No.  XI.  Swift. 
72  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  15,  1840,  pp.  131,  333,  B38, 
634.)— Herder,  J.  Q.  von.  Jonathan  Swift.  36  pp. 
(Saemmt.  werke,  v.  33,  p.  168.)— Hill,  A.  S.  Character  of 
S.  61  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  106, 1868,  p.  68.)— Howltt, 
W.  Dean  Swift.  35  pp.  (In  his  Homes  and  haunts  of 
most  em.  Brit,  poets,  v.  1,  p.  176.)— Hunt,  J.  H.  L. 
Imaginary  conversations  of  Pope  and  S.  45  pp.  (In 
his  Table-talk,  p.  209.)— Dean  Swift  in  Ireland.  66  pp. 
(Quart.  Rev.  v.  156,  1883,  p.  1.)— Jameson,  Mrs.  A.  M. 
Stella  and  Vanessa.  34  pp.  (In  her  Mem.  of  loves  of 
the  poets,  v.  2,  p.  240.)— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  S.  37 
pp.  ( Works,  v.  8,  p.  192 ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  11, 
p.  346.)— Lecky,  W.  E.  H.  Jonathan  Swift.  62  pp. 
(In  his  Leaders  of  public  opinion  in  Ireland,  p.  1.)— 
Slahony,  F.  S.  Dean  Swift's  madness.  IB  pp.  (Pro- 
ser's  Mag.  v.  10, 1834,  p.  18.)— Masson,  D.  Dean  Swift. 
66  pp.  (In  Jlis  Three  devils,  p.  233 ;  and  Brit.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  20, 1854,  p.  528.)- Poole,  S.  L.  Swift  and  Ire- 
land. 16  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24, 1881,  p.  385.)— 
Russell,  W.  Jonathan  Swift.  12  pp.  (In  his  Eccen- 
tric personages,  p.  186.)— Smedley,  J.  Hue  and  cry 
after  S.;  occasioned  by  a  true  and  exact  copy  of  part 
of  his  diary  . .  .  wherein  he  has  set  down  ...  ail  that 
happened  to  hira  for  the  last  week  of  his  life.  4  pp. 
(Somers,  J.,  Con.  of  tracts,  v.  13,  p.  823.)— Smith,  G.  B. 
Dean  Swift.  11  pp.  (Internal.  Bev.  v.  3, 1870,  p.  306.)— 
Swift  and  his  biographers.  32  pp.  (N.  Brit,  Rev. 
V.  11, 1849,  p.  337.)- Swlf t  and  liord  Macaulay.  16 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  120, 1876,  p.  521.)— Tlmbs,  J. 
Dean  Swift.  121pp.  (/«  Ms  Anecdote  lives  of  wits  and 
humourists,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— 'Ward,  A.  W.  Swift's  love- 
story  in  German  literature.  10  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
V.  35, 1877,  p.  308.)— Wilson,  J.  Jonathan  Swift.  43 
pp.    (Studies  of  modem  mind,  p.  69.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  119, 1876,  p.  627 ;  v.  133, 
1883,  p.  321;  Brit.  Quart.  Eev.  v.  63,  1876,  p.  305;  N.' 
Brit.  Rev.  V.  51,  1870,  p.  325. 

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of  gymnastic  exercises,  .  .  .  and  a  new  and 

complete  treatise  on  the  art  of  swimming. 

1825. 
^—  Pettigrew,  J.  B.    Animal  locomotion, 

or  walking,  swimming,  and  flying.     1874. 

(Intemat.  Sci.S.) 

Steedman,C.  Manual  of  swimming.  1873. 

——Art  of  swimming.    11  pp.    {Quart,  Rev.  v.  34, 
1826,  p.  35.)— Pine  and  froggy  art  of  swimming. 

10  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  26, 1842,  p.  477.)— Franklin,  B. 
On  the  art  of  swimming;  Modes  of  swimming.    8  pp. 
(  Works,  V.  6,  pp.  286,  290.)— Wood,  W.    Swimming.    9 
pp.    (In  his  Manual  of  physical  exerclsee,  p,  162.) 
^ee  a£so  Gymnastics. 


Swinbroke,  Galfredus  de.  See  Geoffrey,  of 

Swinbroke. 
Swinburne,    Algernon   Charles.      1837—. 

Atalanta   in   Calydon :   a   tragedy.    3  ed. 

London,  1868.    16°.     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev. 

V.  122,  1865,  p.  202.)  1357 

Bothwell :    a   tragedy.     London,   1874. 

p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Macmillan''s  Mag.  v.  30, 
1874,  p.  521.)  3365 

Chastelard  :  a  tragedy.    London,  1868. 

16°.  3365 

Erechtheus  :  a  tragedy.    2  ed.    London, 

1876.    p.  8°.    (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  144, 

1876,  p.  147.)  3365 
Essays  and  studies.  London,  1875.  p.  8°. 

2267 

Contents.  Matthew  Arnold's  new^  poems. — By- 
ron.—Coleridge.— Notes  on  designs  of  the  old 
masters  at  Florence. — John  Ford.— Victor  Hugo  i 
L'AnnSe  terrible;  L'Homme  qui  rit.— Moi-ris's  fife 
and  death  of  Jason. — Notes  on  some  pictures  of 
1868.— Poems  of  Dante  Gabriel  Rossettl.— Notes  on 
the  text  of  Shelley. 

(Bev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  141, 1876,  p.  507.) 

George  Chapman,  a  critical  essay.    Lon- 
don, 1875.    p.  8°.  2276 

Locrine  :  a  tragedy.    New  York,  1888. 

12°.  3365 

Mary  Stuart :  a  tragedy.    London,  1881. 

p.  8°.  3365 

Miscellanies.    London,  1886.     12°.     2267 

Contents.    Emily  Bronte.— Collins.— Congreve. 

— A  relic  of  Dryden.— Century  of  English  poetry. 
— Short  notes  on  English  poets.— Keats.— Charles 
Lamb  and  George  Wither.  —  Ijandor.  —  Mary, 
Q,ueen  of  Scots.— Note  on  the  character  of  Mary, 
Queen  of  Scots.- Charles  Reade.— Sir  Henry  Taylor 
on  Shelley.— Tennyson  and  Mnsset.— Auguste  "Vac- 
querie. — "Wordsworth  and  Byron. 

A  note  on  Charlotte  Bronte.     London, 

1877.  12°-  4811 

Poems  and  ballads.    3  ed.    London,  1868. 

16°.  1337 

Contents.  After  death.— Aholibah.—Anactoria. 
— Anima  anceps.  —  April.  —  At  Eleusis. — An- 
gust.— Ballad  of  burdens.— Ballad  of  death.— 
Ballad  of  life.— Before  da^vn.- Before  part' 
ing. — Before  the  mirror. — The  Bloody  son.— A 
Cameo.— Christmas  carol.— Dedication.— Do- 
lores.— Erotion. — Faustine. —  Felise. — Frago- 
letta.— Garden  of  Proserpine.— Hendecasyl- 
,labics.— Hermaphroditus. — Hesperia. — To  Vic- 
tor Hugo.- Hymn  to  Proserpine. — llicet. — In 
the  orchard.— An  Interlude.— Itylus.— King's 
daughter.— A  Ijamentati  on.— In  memory  of  Walter 
Savage  Ijandor.— Iiaus  Veneris.— A  Ijeave  tak- 
ing.—The  Leper.— A  Litany.— Love  and  sleep. 
— Love  at  sea.  —  Madonna  mia.  —  Masque  of 
Q,ueen  Bersabe — A  Match.— May  Janet.— Les 
Noyades.— Pliaedra.-  Rococo.—  Rondel,—  St. 
Dorothy.— Sapphlcs.—Satia  te  sanguine.— Sea- 
swallows — Song  before  death.— Song  in  time 
of  order,  —  Song  in  time  of  revolution.  — 
Strange  love.— Sundew.— Triumph  of  time.— 
Tw^o  dreams.— Year  of  luve. 

The  same.    2  s.    New  York,  1878.    12°. 

1337 

Contents.  Art  and  song.— At  a  month's  end. 
—At  parting.— Ballad  of  dreamland.— Ave  alque 
vale,  in  memory  of  Charles  Baudelaire,- Before 
sunset.— Birth-song.— For  the  feast  of  Giordano 
Bruno.— Ad  Catnllum.— Children  of  the  poor. 
—Child's  song.- Choriamblcs.- Complaint  of 
Lisa.— In  memory  of  Barry  Cornwall.— Dedica- 
tion (1878).  —  Epicede.  —  Ex-voto.  —  Forsaken 
garden.  — Four  songs  of  four  seasons.  — Me- 
morial verses  on  the  death  of  Theophile  Gautier.— 

Ode  (Le  tombeau  de  Theophile  Gautier) In  obltum 

Theophlli  poetae.— To  Victor  Hugo.— Victor  Hugo  In 
1377.— In  the  bay.— Inferiae.— To  Louis  Kossuth, 
—Last  oracle.— Love  laid  his  sleepless  head.— 
Wocturne.— Pastiche.— Kellcs.— Rizpah.-Ses- 
ttna.— Song  in  season.— Sonuet.—Cyril  Tour- 
neur.  — Triads.  — Tristram  and  Iseult.— Two 


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leaders,— Ballad  of  Fran;ol9  Villon.— Translations 
Irom  tlie  Preucli  of  Villon.— Vision  of  gprlna  i" 
winter. — Wasted  vigil. —Wlilte  Czar.  — ITear 
of  the  rose. 

The  same.    8  s.    London,  1889.    13°.    1337 

Contents.  The  Armada.— Baby-bird.— Baby's 
epitaph.— Ballad  of  Bath.— Bride's  tragedy.— To 
Sir  Klchai'd  F.  Burton.— By  the  wayside.— By 
twilight.— Caliban  on  Ariel.— The  Common- 
weal.—Dedicatlon.—Nell  Gwyn.— In  a  garden. 
—In  time  of  mourning.— In  memory  of  John  Wil- 
liam Inchbold.-lnterpreters.-Jacobite's  exile. 
—Jacobite's  farewell.  —  IjyUe-vi'ake  song.  — 
niarchi  an  ode.— Neap-tide.— We w  Year's  day. 
—Night.  —  Olive.- Pan  and  Thalassius.— The 
Reeall.— Reiver's  neclt-verse.— A  Rhyme.— To 
a  Seamew.— Ou  the  death  of  Sir  Henry  'Taylor. — 
Tyneside  wldow^.  —  Weary  iveddiug.  —  The 
Winds. —Witch-mother. —W^ord  with  the 
wind. 

The  Queen-mother  and  Rosamond.    3  ed. 

London,  1868.     16°.  1357 

Songs  before  sunrise.  London,  1871.   13°. 

1884 
Contents.  An  Appeal.— Armand  Barbfes. —Before 
a  crucifix. — Blessed  among  ^vomen. — Ode  on 
the  insurrection  In  Candia.  —  Christmas  anti- 
phones.  —  Cor  cordiunx.  — £^pllogue.  —  Elury- 
dlee.  —  Eve  of  revolution.  —  Genesis.  —  Halt 
before  Rome. — Ilertha. — Hymn  of  man.— Lit- 
any of  nations.— Marching  song. — Mater  do- 
lorosa.-Mater  triumphalls.  —  Meniana:  first 
anniversary.  —  Messidor.  —  Monotones.  —  New 
Vear's  message. —"Non  dolet." — The  Obla- 
tion.—On  the  Oowns.— Perinde  ac  cadaver. — 
The  Pilgrims.— Prelude.— Quia  multumama- 
vit. — In  San  Lorenzo. —  Siena. —  Song  'of  the 
standard.- Super  flumina  Babylonls. — Tene- 
brae.-Tlresias.— Watch  In  the  night.— To  Wait 
Whitman  iu  America. — Year's  burden. 

Songs  of  the  springtides.    London,  1880. 

12°.  1337 

Contents,  Birthday  ode.— Garden  of  Cyino- 
doce.— On  the  cliiTs.— Thalassius. 

Songs  of  3  nations.    London  ,1875.     13°. 

1356 
Contents.    Dirae.- Ode  on  the  proclamation  of  the 
French  republic— Song  of  Italy. 

A  study  of  Shakespeare.    London,  1880. 

13°.  8395 

A  study  of  Victor  Hugo.    London  [1886J. 

13°.  3296 

Tristram  of  Lyonesse  and  other  poems. 

2  ed.    London,  1883.     13°-  1856 

Contents.  Athens :  an  ode.— Child's  battles.— 
Child's  future.— Child's  laughter.— Child's 
pity  .—Child's  thanks.— Comparisons.— A  Dark 
month. —What  la  death}— Xllght  years  old.- 
Sonnets  on  Elnglish  drantatic  poets. — Hjutha- 
uatos. -First  and  last.— Herse.— Statue  of  Victor 
Hugo.  —  Adleux  k  Marie  Stuart. —  Salt  of  the 
earth.— Seven  years  old.— Sonnets.— Sunrise. 
— Lines  on  the  death  of  Edward  John  Trelawny. — 
Tristram  of  Lyonesse. — Twins. 

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2  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  B.  v.  6,  1869,  p.  609.)— A  Lost 
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North  and  south.  3  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  13, 
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(Fortn.  Rev.  u.  a.  v.  6,1869,  p.  386,)- Vision  of  spring 
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Swingin  round  ttae  cirkle.  By  Petro- 
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Coruu,  J.    Chauta  et  contos  populairea  de  la  Gru- 

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Swiss  confederation.  Adams,  Sir  F.  O., 
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Swiss  follilore.    See  Folklore,  Swiss. 

Swiss  heiress.    Morgan,  Mrs.  S.  D.    3  v. 

3295 

Swiss  literature.  Moe^ikofer,  J.  K. 
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Godct,  P.    Mouvement  UttSralre  de  la  Suisse  ro- 

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See  also  Swiss  ballads  and  songs. 

Swissbelm,  Mrs,  Jane  Grey  Cannon.    1815- 

84.   Half  a  century.   Chicago,  1880.   8°.   1615 

Swithin,  or  Swithun,  St.,  Bp.  of  Winchester. 

Gosceliu,  of  Canterbury.  Vita  Sancti  Switbuni.  17 
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Baedeker,  K.    Switzerland  .  .  .    Hand- 
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Baggesen,  J.  I.  Labyrinthen  eller  digter- 

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Ball,  J.  {Ed.)  Peaks,  passes,  and  gla- 
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CoxE,  W.    Travels  in  Switzerland  and 

in  the  country  of  the  Grisons.     1794,  3  v. 

The  same.   1809.    (Pinkerton,  J.,  Foyagies, 
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DuEOUE,   G.   H.     Topographische  karte 

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Dumas,  A.  D.    Impressions  de  voyage: 

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Griffin,  E.  D.    Tour  through  Italy  and 

Switzerland.  1831,  3  v.  [In  his  Remains, 
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GuTZKOW,  C.   F.     Reiseeindruecke  aus 

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Heeing,  G.  E.    Mountains  and  lakes  of 

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HiESCH,  A.,   and  Plantamour,  E.    Ni- 

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Lateobe,  C.  J.     The   Alpenstock ;   or, 

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Leqott,  a.,  and  Vogt,  G.    La  Suisse  . . . 

1866. 

Locke,  D.   R.     Nasby  in   exile :   or,  6 

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Longfellow,  H.  W.   (Ed.)     Poems  of 

places.    Switzerland.     1877. 

Marcbt,  W.      Principal   southern   and 

Swiss  health  resorts.     1888. 

Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,  J.  L.  F.  Let- 
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Moore,  J.  E.  View  of  society  and  man- 
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ROCHHOLZ,  E.  L.     Naturmythen.    Neue 

Schweizersagen.     1863. 

SiMOND,  L.    Voyage  en  Suisse,  fait  dans 

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Spencee,  E.     Sketches  of  Germany  and 

the  Germans,  with  a  glance  at .  .  .  Switzer- 
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Stolbeeq,  C.  and  F.  L.  von.     Reise  in 

Deutschland,  der  Schweiz,  Italien,  und  Si- 
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Teench,  F.     a  walk  round  Mont  Blanc. 

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See  also  Aargau. — Alps.— Basel.— Bern. — Frey- 
hurg,— Geneva.— Glaciers.— Gtrisons.— Jura, — 
Iiausanne.  —  Lucerne.  —  Iffiont  Blanc.  —  Neuf- 
ch&tel.  —  Pilate.  —  Righi  Culm.  —  Savoy.  — 
Sch^vyz. — Unterwalden. — tJri. — Vaud.— Zug. — 
Zurich.  Also  Swiss  ballads  and  songs.— Swiss 
literature. 

Switzerland,  Agriculture. 

CoLMAN,  H.  Agriculture  and  rural 
economy  of  France,  Belgium,  Holland,  and 
Switzerland.     1848. 

Byers,  S.  H.  M.    My  farm  in  S.    8  pp.    {Harper's 

Mag.  V.  62,  1881,  p.  685.)— Gulmps,  E.  de.  La  orise 
agrlcole  en  Suisse.  24  pp.  {Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse, 
n.  p6r.  V.  28, 1867,  p.  266.)— ia  Rive,  W.  de.  Agricul- 
ture en  England  et  en  Suisse.  28  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ. 
et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  36, 1857,  p.  133.) — Laveleye,  E.  de. 
L'6conomi6  rurale  de  la  Suisse.  34  pp.  {Bev.  d.  dem 
mondes,  1863,  2  p6r.  v.  44,  p.  823.)— Risler,  E.  Les 
chemlns  de  fer  et  I'agrlculture  en  Suisse.  15  pp. 
{Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  y.  2, 1868,  p.  46.) 

Switzerland,  Antiquities. 

BoNSTETTEN,  G. ,  Baron  de.  Recueil  d  'an- 
tlquites  suisses.     1855-67. 

Desok,  E.    Palaflttes,  ou  constructions 

lacustres  du  lac  de  Neuchatel.    1865. 

The  same,  tr.  into  English.  1865.  (Smith- 
son.  Inst.  Beport,  1865.) 

Kellbe,  F.    Lake  dwellings  of  Switzer- 
land.'   1866 ;  1878, 3  v. 

Mbek,  C.    Excavations  at  the  Kessler- 

loch  near  Thayngen,  Switzerland,  a  cave  of 
the  reindeer  period.     1876. 

Staub,  J.  Pfahlbauten  in  den  Schweizer- 

seen.     1864. 

Antiquit£s  suisses.  24  pp.  (Soc.  antlci.  de  Prance, 

Mim.  V.  1, 1817,  p.  172.)— Bertrand,  A.  Deux  mors  de 
cheval  en  bronze.  6  pp.  {Bev.  arcMol.  n.  s.  v.  25, 1873, 
p.  327.)— Le  reune  de  Thaingen.  18  pp.  {Bev.  aroMol. 
n.  s.  V.  27,  1874,  p.  290.)— Despine,  C,  Baron.  Ee- 
marques  comparatives  entre  les  habitations  lacustres 
des  lacs  de  Suisse  et  de  Savole.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antlq. 
de  France,  Bull.  1866,  p.  96;  with  Mem.  v.  29,  1866.)— 
Keller,  A.  von.  Description  de  quelques  refuges. 
49  pp.  5  pi.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  M6m.  v.  33, 1872,  p. 
106.) — niorlot,  A.  Habitations  lacustres  de  la  Suisse. 
9  pp.  {Bev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  9, 1864,  p.  437.)— Nicard,  P. 
Carte  archSologlque  de  la  Suisse  orlentale.  12  pp. 
{Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  27, 1874,  p.  223.)— Eapport  sur  lea 
fouiUes  faltes  en  Suisse  en  1871.  13  pp.  (Soc.  antlq. 
de  France,  Bull.  1872,  p.  65 ;  with  Mim.  v.  33,  1872.)— 
B4sum6  des  reoherohes  faites  en  Suisse  au  point  de 
vue  de  I'arch^ologle  lacustre.  12  pp.  (Soo.  antlq.  de 
France,  Bull.  1866,  p.  82;  with  Mlm.  v.  30,  1868.)— 
Parher,  J.  H.  Remarks  on  some  early  churches  in 
France  and  S.,  partly  of  the  time  of  Charlemagne. 


13  pp.  {Archaenlogia,  v.  37,  1857,  p.  244.)— Reclus,  E. 
Les  cit6s  laousti'es  de  la  Suisse.  20  pp.  (Rev.  d.  devx 
mondes,  1862,  2  p6r.  v.  37,  p.  883.)— Swiss  lake  dwel- 
lings. 42  pp.  {London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  27, 1867,  p.  386.) 
— Troyon,  F.  Anoiennes  habitations  lacustres  en 
Suisse.  4  pp.  (Bev.  archiol.  1864,  p.  373;  1866,  p.  310.) 
—Habitations  lacustres  de  Concise  ...  en  Suisse.  18 
pp.  {Bev.  arohlol.  n.  s.  V.  1, 1860,  p.  26.)— Vulliemin, 
L.  Des  habitations  lacustres  en  Suisse.  30  pp.  {Bib- 
lioth. univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  11,  1861,  p.  693.) —  ' 
Wood;  H.  H.  Lake  dwellings  of  S.  14  pp.  {Gmtemp. 
Bev.  v.  4,  1867,  p.  380.)— Wylie,  W.  M.  Example  of 
phalerae  and  other  antiquities  from  B.  13  pp.  {Arcli/ie- 
ologia,  v.  44, 1873,  p.  100.) 

Switzerland,  Army. 

Cunliffe-Owen,  F.  Future  of  S.  9  pp.  {Forln. 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  28,  1880,  p.  592.)— Dwlght,  E.  Military 
system  and  military  instruction  in  8.  7  pp.  {Am.  J. 
of  Education,  v.  23,  1872,  p.  705.)— Gaullieur,  E.  H.  A. 
Le  service  mllitalre  des  Suisses  i,  retranger.  34  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  1,  1868,  p.  329.) — 
liiangel,  A.  Les  rfigimens  suisses  dans  les  guerres  de 
religion  du  XVI  si^cie.  26  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1880,  V.  42,  p.  316.)— military  system  and  military 
instruction  in  S.  22  pp.  (Am:  J.  of  Education,  y.  13, 
1863,  p.  689.) 

Switzerland,  Biography. 

MONTET,  A.  de.  Dictionnaire  biogra- 
phique  des  Genevois  et  des  Vaudois.  1877- 
78,  2  V. 

SECEfiTAN,  E.  (Ed.)  Galerie  Suisse.  Bio- 
graphies nationales.     1873-80,  3  v. 

See  also  Casaubon,  I. — Lavater,  J.  C. — Festa- 
lozzi,  J.H.— Rousseau,J.J.— Tell,W.— Zwingll,U. 

Switzerland,  Botany. 

See  with  Geology. 

Switzerland,  Church  history. 

Cheistoffel,  R.  Zwingli;  or,  the  rise 
of  the  reformation  in  Switzerland.     1858. 

Feombnt,  a.     Les  actes  et  gestes  mer- 

veilleux  de  la  cite  de  Geneve.     1854. 

Fdessli,  J.  C.    Beytraege  zur  erjaeuter- 

ung  der  kirohen-reformations-geschichten 
des  Schweizerlandes.     1741-53,  5  v. 

Gabbeel,  J.  P.    Histoire  de  I'^glise  de 

Geneve.     1855-62,  3  v. 

Gaeeis,  K.,  and  Zorn,  P.     Staat  und 

kirche  in  der  Schweiz.     1877-78,  3  v. 

Hagenbach,  K.  R.  History  of  the  refor- 
mation, in  Germany  and  Switzerland  chiefly. 
1878,  2  v. 

Koltzoff-Massalski,   H.   G.,   Princess 

(Dora  d'Istria,  pseud.)  Switzerland  the 
pioneer  of  the  reformation.     1858,  2  v. 

MoCeib,  T.    History  of  the  progress  and 

suppression  of  the  reformation  in  Italy  in 
the  16  century,  including  a  sketch  of  the 
history  of  the  reformation  in  the  Grisons. 
1827. 

Meele  d'Atjbigne,  J.  H.    History  of  the 

great  reformation  of  the  16  century  in  Ger- 
many, Switzerland  .  .  .     1840-58,  5  v. 

RuCHAT,  A.     Histoire  de  la  reformation 

de  la  Suisse.     1835-38,  7  v. 

Spalding,  M.  J.,  Abp.  of  Baltimore.  His- 
tory of  the  Protestant  reformation  in  Ger- 
many and  Switzerland.     1870,  2  v. 

Calvin  at  Geneva.    29  pp.     {Westm.  Bev.  n.  s.  v. 

It  1858,  p.  1.)— Cluseret,  G.  Eeliglous  question  in  S.; 
TheOld  Catholic  movement  in  western  or  "Eomande" 
S.  60  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  6.  v.  9,  1874,  pp.  249,  864, 
477.)— Draper,  G.  Crisis  In  the  National  Protestant 
church  at  Geneva.  3  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  S,lWli, 
p.  490.)— Hisely,  J.  J.  Les  ordres  monastiques  et  les 
cloitres  de  la  Suisse.  63  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  11,  1861,  p.  403.)— Mignet,  P.  A.  A. 
MSmoire  sur  rstablissement  de  la  rfiforme  rellgieuse 
et  sur  la  constitution  du  Calvinisme  h.  Geneve.  164  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad,  Sci.  moral.  Mem.  2  s.  v.  1, 1837,  p. 
201.)— Protestantism  In  Geneva.    11  pp.    {Black- 


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wood's  Mag.  t.  61, 18i2,  p.  162.)— Religious  persecu- 
tions In  S.  12  pp.  {Edin.  Bev.  v.  12, 1826,  p.  389.|— 
Roeet,  A.  La  campagne  centre  rultramontanlsme  i. 
GenSve.  20  pp.  (Biblioth.  uriiv.  et  rev.  sutssBt  n.  p6r.  v. 
48,  1873,  p.  6.)— Zwlngll,  TJ.  Disputation  zu  Bern. 
138  pp.  ( Werke,  v.  2,  a.  p.  63.)— Eln  truendlich  bltt  und 
ermanung  etlloher  prlester  der  eldgenosaeoscliatt, 
dass  man  das  heilig  Evangellum  predlgen  ult  ab- 
schlahe;  Handlung  der  veraammlung  la  der  loeb- 
Uchen  statt  Zuerlch  uC  den  29  tag  Jenners  von  wegen 
des  helllgen  Evangelil  zwuescliend  der  eersamen 
treffenllchen  botachatt  von  Constenz  und  H.  ZwingU 
.  .  .  vor  gesessnem  rat  beachelieD,  1623;  Acta  Oder 
gescblclit  wle  ea  u(  dem  geapraech  der  tageu  26,  27, 
und  28  wynmonata  la  der  christeallclien  statt  Zuerich 
vor  elm  eeraamea  gesesseaen  grossen  uad  klelnen 
rat . . .  ergaagen  Istanbetreffend  die  goetzen  und  die 
mesa.    168  pp.    ( Werke,  v.  1,  pp.  30, 105,  469.) 

See  also  Calvin,  J.— Waldenses.— ZTrlngll,  U. 

Switzerland,  Commerce  and  manufactures. 

Bonnet,  G.  Lea  cbemlns  de  fer  et  lea  douaues  en 
Suisse.  17  pp.  [Rev.  d,  deux  mondes,  1852,  n.  p6r.  v.  13, 
p.  1147.) — Commerce  and   manufactures  of  S. 

9  pp.     [Edin.  Rev.  V.  64, 1837,  p.  168.) 

Switzerland,  Constitution  and  government. 

Becliard,  F.  Du  regime  municipal  et  f6deratl£  de 
la  Sulaae.  24  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  29,  1852,  pp.  172, 
235.)— Demombynes,  G.  Suisse.  Affaires  f6d§rales 
communes.  Pouvoir  Wglalatif  et  exScutlt.  Justice 
f^dSrale.  60  pp.  ( Cons Wu^ions  eurojj^enncs,  V.  2,  p.  271.) 
— Duvergier  de  Hauraiine,  E.  La  Sulaae  et  aa 
constitution.  48  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1873,  2  per. 
V.  104,  p.  763.)— Freeman,  E.  A.  Propoaed  revlalon 
of  the  Swias  federal  coaatUutioa.  16  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev. 
V.  2, 1865,  p.  633.)— Suisse  depnis  I'adoptlon  de  sa 
nouvelle  constitution  federal.  150  pp.  [Bib- 
liotli.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  a.  pSr.  v.  6, 1859,  pp.  353,  356  ;  v. 
6, 1869,  p.  50.)— Talllchet,  E.  Projet  de  coastltutlon 
tSd^rale.  44  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  v.  43, 1872, 
p.  643.) 

Switzerland,  Costume. 

KOENIG,  F.  N.     Nouvelle  collection  de 
costumes  suisses.     1803. 
Switzerland,  Education. 

Arnold,  M.  Popular  education  of  France, 
with  notices  of  that  of  Holland  and  Switzer- 
land.    1861. 
Schools  and  universities  on  the  conti- 
nent.    1868. 

Klemm,  L.  R.    European  schools,  or  what 

I  saw  in  the  schools  of  Germany,  France, 
Austria,  and  Switzerland.  1889.  (Harris, 
W.  T.,  Intemat.  education,  s.  v.  12.) 

Bolley,  P.    L'ecole  polytechalque  f^d^rale.    46  pp. 

[Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  a.  p§r.  v.  29, 1867,  pp.  362, 
606.)— De  I'instructlon  sup^rieure  ea  Sulaae.  43 
pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  28, 1867,  pp. 
392,  562.)— Jenner,  G.  Womea  at  the  Swiss  uulverai- 
ties.  14  pp.  [Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1876,  p.  339.)— 
Public  instruction  in  S.  195  pp.  [Am.  J.  of  Edu- 
cation, V.  13,  1863,  p.  313;  V.  17,  1867,  p.  337;  V.  20,  1870, 
p.  32.) — S^cretau,  C.  L'unlversit^  fed6rale.  40  pp. 
(Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  14, 1862,  p.  301.) — 
Tallichet,  E.  L'avenlr  de  I'lnstruction  supSrleure 
en  Suisse.  11  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  a.  p6r. 
V.  35, 1869,  p.  131.) 

See  also  Hoffvyl.— Festalozzi,  J.  H.— Vand. 

Switzerland,  Finance. 

Parieu,  F.  E.  de.  Lea  impels  gfinSraux  sur  la  pro- 
pri6te  ou  le  revenu  dans  les  cantons  suisses.  10  pp. 
[Rev.  contemp.  1856,  v.  4,  p.  561.) 

Switzerland,  Fine  arts. 

Rahn,  J.  R.    Geschichte  der  bildenden 
kuenste  in  der  Schweiz.     1876. 

Rambert,  E.  Exposition  sulaae  de  pelnture.'  Sa- 
lon de  1876.  19  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  v.  53, 
1875,  p.  028.) 

Switzerland,  Geology  and  natural  history. 
Beitraege    zur   geologisohen   karte    der 

Schweiz.     1862-88,  25  v.  in  28,  and  maps, 

23  V. 
Browne,  G.  F.    Ice  caves  of  France  and 

Switzerland.    1865. 


Christ,    H.        Das    pflanzenleben   der 

Schweiz.     1879. 

DfesOR,  E.,  and  Loeiol,  P.  de.    Echino- 

logie  helvetique.  Description  des  oursins 
fossiles  de  la  Suisse.    1868-69. 

Favre,  a.  Carte  du  ph6nomene  erratique 

et  des  amciens  glaciers  du  versant  nord  des 
Alpes  suisses  et  de  la  chaine  du  Mont-Blanc. 
1884,  4  sheets. 

Recherches  geologiques  dans  les  par- 
ties de  la  Savoie,  . .  .  et  de  la  Suisse  voisines 
du  Mont  Blanc.     1867,  4  v. 

Favre,  E.,  and  Schardt,  H.  Descrip- 
tion geologique  des  prealpes  du  canton  de 
Vaud  et  du  Chablais  jusqu'ala  Dranse  et  de 
la  chaine  des  dents  du  midi.  1887.  {Beitr. 
geol.  karte  Schweiz,  v.  22. ) 

GuTZWiLLBR,  A.     Molasse  und  juengere 

ablagerungen  enthalten  auf  blatt  IX  des 
eidgenoessischen  atlas.  1877.  {Beitr.  geol. 
karte  Schweiz,  v.  14,  map  No.  9. ) 

Heee,  O.    Flora  tertiaria  Helvetiae.    Die 

tertiaere  flora  der  Schweiz.     1855-59,  3  v. 

Die  urwelt  der  Schweiz.     1865. 

MORELL,  J.  R.  Scientific  guide  to  Switzer- 
land.    1867. 

OosTER,  W.  A.,  and  Fischee-Ooster,  C. 

von.     Protozoe  Helvetica.     1869-71, 2  v. 

RuETiMETER,  L.    Fauna  der  pflahlbauten 

der  Schweiz.     [1861.] 

Schwejzerische  Palaeontologische  Gesell- 

schaft.     Abhandlungen,  v.  2.     1875. 

Studer,  B.    Geologie  der  Schweiz.    1851- 

53,  2  V. 

Index  der  petrographie  und    strati- 

graphie  der  Schweiz  und  ihrer  umgebungen. 
1873. 

and  Escher  von  dee  Linth,  A.    Carte 

geologique  de  la  Suisse.     [1867.] 

Brute   life   In  tlie   Alpine   regions.       19  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  74,  1853,  p.  539.)— Mayer,  K.  Sys- 
tematiacliea  verzeichaiaa  der  verstelnerungen  des 
Parisian  der  umgegend  von  Einsledeln.  101  pp.' 
[Beilr.  geol.  karte  Schweiz,  v.  14,  map  No.  9.)— Verzelch- 
nisa  der  verstelnerungen  dea  Helvetian  der  Sclaweiz 
und  Schwabens.  37  pp.  [Beitr.  geol.  karte  Schweiz,  v. 
11,  p.  475.)— Pontin,  D.  D.  Arboretum  Sueoicum. 
30  pp.  (Linnaeus,  C,  Amoenitat.  acad.  v.  6,  p.  174.)— 
Q,uinet.  E.  La  nouvelle  gendse.  L'eaprit  nouveau 
dana  les  sciences  de  la  nature.  23  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1868,  2  p6r.  v.  78,  p.  294.)— Rambert,  E.  La 
flore  auiaae  et  sea  orlginea.  88  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  5, 1880,  p.  386 ;  v.  6, 1880,  pp.  95,  267.) 
— Virgander,  D.  M.  Frutetum  Sueoicum.  28  pp. 
(Linnaeua,  C,  Amoenitat.  aead.  v.  5,  p.  204.) 

See  also  Alps.— Bern.— Freyburg.— Grisong. — 
Jura.— Iiucerne.— Schwyz.— Ticlno.— Zug. 

Switzerland,  Government. 

See  with  Constitution. 

Switzerland,  History. 

Adams,  Sir  F.  O.,  and  Cunningham,  C.  D. 
Swiss  confederation.     1889. 

BORDIBR,  H.  L.     Le  Gruetli  et  Guillaume 

Tell,  ou  defense  de  la  tradition  vulgaire  sur 
les  origines  de  la  Confederation  Suisse.   1869. 

La  querelle  sur  les  traditions  concer- 

nant  I'origine  de  la  Confederation  Suisse. 
1869.     ( With  his  Gruetli  et  Guillaume  Tell. ) 

DiERAUER,  J.     Geschichte  der  schweizer- 

ischen  Eidgenossenschaft.  1887.  (Heeren, 
A.  H.  L.,  and  Ukert,  F.  A.,  Geschichte  europ. 
staaten. ) 

Gaullier,  E.  H.  a.  Etrennes  nationales, 

faisant  suite  au  Conservateur  suisse.    1845. 


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Geschichte  des  feldzuges  von    1799   in 

Deutschland  und  in  der  Schweiz.     n.  d.  8  v. 

HuNaEKBUEHLEE,  H.    Etude  critique  sur 

les  traditions  relatives  aux  origines  de  la 
Confederation  Suisse.    1869. 

Mallet  du  Pan,  J.    Essai  historique  sur 

la  destruction  de  la  Ligue  et  de  la  liberte 
helvetique.     1798. 

MOEIN,  A.     Precis  de  I'histoire  politique 

de  la  Suisse.    1856-75,  5  v. 

Mueller,  J.,  Gloutz-Blozhbim,  R.,  and 

HOTTINGEB,  J.  J.  Histoire  de  la  Confedera- 
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Planta,  J.     History  of  the  Helvetic  Con- 
federacy.    1807,  3  V. 

Planta,  P.  C.    Das  alte  Raetien,  staat- 

lich  und  kulturhistorisch  dargestellt.     1873. 

RiLLiET,  A.   Origines  de  la  Confederation 

Suisse.     1869. 

SCHWEIZER, P.  (Ed.)     Correspondenz  der 

franzoesischen  gesandtschaf  t  in  der  Schweiz, 
1664-71.  1880.  (Quellen  zur  Schweizer  ge- 
schichte, V.  4. ) 

Segesser,  A.  P.  von.    Die  Schweizer  in 

den  8  ersten  franzoesischen  religionsl^riegen, 
1563-70.  1880.  [In  his  Ludwig  Pfyffer  und 
seine  zeit,  v.  1.) 

Vierzehn  jahre  schweizerischer  und 

franzoesischer  geschichten,  1571-84.  1881. 
{In  his  Ludwig  Pfyflfer  und  seine  zeit,  v.  3.) 

Zeit  der  Ligue  in  Frankreioh  und  in 

der  Schweiz,  1585-94.  1883.  {In  his  Lud- 
wig Pfyffer  und  seine  zeit,  v.  3.) 

ViSCHER,  W.      Sage  von  der  befreiung 

der  Waldstaedte  nach  ihrer  allmaelichen 
ausbildung  untersucht.     1867. 

Wilson,  J.  History  of  Switzerland.  1883. 

(Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

ZSCHOKKE,  J.  H.  D.    Histoire  de  la  lutte 

et  de  la  destruction  des  republiques  demo- 
cratiques  de  Sohwytz,  Uri,  et  Unterwalden. 
1833. 

Ch.,  J.    La  Suisse  dans  la  pfirlode  d©  I'acte  de 

mgdlatton.  19  pp.  {BibUotli.  univ.  et  reo.  Suisse,  i  s.  T. 
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Ohambure,  E.  de.    Glossaire  du  Morvan. 

Etude  sur  le  langage  de  cette  contree  com- 
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Gaudt-Lepoet,  ( — ).  Glossaire  gene  vois. 

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Switzerland,  Literature. 

See  Swiss  literature. 

Switzerland,  Manufactures. 

See  with  Commerce. 

Switzerland,  Natural  history. 

See  with  Geology. 

Switzerland,  Palaeontology. 

See  with  Geology. 

Switzerland,  Polities.    . 

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Sword  of  Damocles.  1  p.  (Harper's  Maa. 

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Sword  of  honour :  a  tale  of  1787.    13  pp. 

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1869.     2  V.  8°-  3734 

Contents.  Gruendung  der  TJniversltaet  Bonn,  v.  2. 
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sociales  verhaiten  der  ersten  Christen,  v.  1.— Die 
Dentscben  bei  ihrem  einlritt  in  die  geschichte,  v.  1. 
— Dentscblantl  uud  Daenemark  im  13  jahrhundert, 
v.  2.~Prinz  Bugen  von  Savoyen,  v.  1.— Ueber  den 
stand  der  neueren  deutscheu  gescbicbtscbreib- 
ung,  v.  1.— Katbarina  II  von  Russland,  v.  1. — Aus 
der  geschichte  der  kreuzzuece,  v.  2.— Kaiser  Iieo- 

pold  II,  V.  2.— Graf  Joseph  de  DIalgtre,  v.  1 Briete 

der  koenlgin  Marie  Antoinette,  v.  2 Erhebung 

Europa's  gegen  Napoleon  I,  v.  1.— Oesterreich 
und  Preussen  Im  revolutiouskrioge,  v.  2.— Frenssen 
und  Rhelnland,  v.  2.  —  TJeber  die  entwloklung  der 
absoluten  monarchie  in  Preussen,  v.  1.— Die  chrlstlich- 
germanische  staatslehre,v.l.— Ueber  den  zweiten 
kreuzzug,  v.  1. 

Lehren  des   heutigen    socialismus    und 

communismus.     Bonn,  1872.     12°.       —1388 

Oestreich  und  Deutschland  im  revolu- 

tionskrieg.  Ergaenzungsheft  zur  Geschichte 
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Sybel,  Ludwig  von.  Katalog  der  sculpturen 
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Sybil.  Disraeli,  B.,  Earl  of  Beaconsfield, 
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Sycamine,  The.    l  p.     (Blackwood's  Mag. 

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Sydenham,  Lord.  See  Thomson,  C.  E.  P., 
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Sydenham,  Thomas.  1624-89.  Opera  om- 
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Cole,  M.  D.— Epistolae  roapoasoriae  duao;  prima 
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Bot>ertum  Brady,  M.  D. ;  secunda  de  luis  venereae 
tlatorla  et  curatlone,  ad  Henrioum  Pamum,  M.  D.— 
D©  felire  pntrida  -varloUs  conlluentitous  super- 
veniente.— Kuelm,  K.  G.  Vita  Tbomae  Sydenham. 
— De  nilctu  sangiiiueo  a  caloulo  reuibus  Impacto. 
— Obaervatlones  medlcao  circa  inorboriiin  aciito- 
ruin  hlstorlam  ec  curatlonern,— Schedula  monltorla 
de  novae  febtls  Ingresan.— Traclatus  de  podagra 
et  hydrope Processus  intogrl  In  morbla  fer&  om- 
nibus curandis;  nee  non  de  pbtblal.— Index. 

Works,    Tr.  from  the  Latin  ed.  of  Dr. 

Greenhiil,  with  a  life  of  the  author  by  R.  G. 
Latham,  M.  D.  London,  1848-50.  3  v.  8°. 
(Sydenham  Soc. )  —8776 

Contents.  De  abortn,  v.  2.— De  methodo  medeudl 
mortaos  per  accubitum  Junioris,  v.  2.— Medical 
observations  concerning  the  history  and  the  cure  of 
acute  diseases,  V.  1.  — De  anibustls,  v.  2.  —  De 
apoplexla,  v.  2.— Apoplexia  ex  sanguine,  v.  2.— De 
avtbrltldae,  v.  2.— De  aatlimate,  v,  2.— Epistolatory 
dissertation  to  Dr.  Cole,  v.  2.— De  colica  liypo- 
Gliondriaca,  v.  2.— De  coiitusiouibus,  V.  2.— De 
crapula,  v.  2.— De  epilepsia  pueroi'um,  v.  2.— 
Elplstles  to  Dr.  Brady  and  Dr.  Paioan,  v.  2.— Treatise 
on  gout,  and  dropsy,  v.  2.— De  liaemorrboldibus 
apertis  et  caecis,  v.  2.— De  liydrope,  v.  2.— Latliam, 
E.  G.  LUe  of  aydonham,  v.  1.— De  mania,  v.  2.— 
Materia  uiedlca  and  preparations,  v.  1.— De  men- 
sium  fluxu  immodlco,  et  meusibus  cum  dolore  flu- 
entibus,  v.  2.— De  menalum  suppresslone,  v.  2.— De 
paralysl,  Y.  2. — De  paroxysmo  nepliritico,  v.  2. 
—  Paroxysmns  ueplirltlcus,  v.  'i.  —  De  partu 
dlfficill,  et  alUs  ad  partum  atttnentlbus,  v.  2 — De 

pbtHisi,  V.  2 De  pleurittdae,  v.  2.— Processus 

Integri,  v.  2.— Scliedula  nionitoria,  v.  2.— Tlieo- 
logia  rationalist  v.  1.  —  Tinctura  alexipliar- 
niaca,  .v.  2. — De  variolis  conflueutibus,  v.  2. — 
Index,  V.  2. 

Bro-vrn,  J.    Locke  and  S. ;  Andrew  Brown  and  S. 

120  pp.  (In  his  Horae  subsecivae,  v.  1,  pp.  1,  433.)— 
Joiiuson,  S,  Sydenham.  8  pp.  {Wor7cs,v.  6,  p.  405.) 
—Latham,  E.  G.  Life  of  S.  79  pp.  (Sydenham,  T., 
Works,  V.  1,  p.  xl:  Sydenham  Soc.)—jAOC'k.e  and  S.  33 
pp.  (iV.  Brit.  liev.  v.  12,  1850,  p.  53.)— Kiceron,  J.  P. 
M6m.  deshommes,  v.  16. 

JSydenhaiii  Society.  [Publications.]  Lon- 
don, 1844-57.  39  v.  8°.  —3776 
Contents.  Aretaeus  (Oappadox).  Extant  works.— 
Bordenave,  T.  Memoii*  on  certain  exostoses  of  the 
lower  jaw.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observations  on  surgical  diseases 
of  thekead  and  nec/c.)— Summary  of  observations  on  the 
diaeases  of  the  maxillary  alnus.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observa- 
tions on  surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  neck.)~'Butter, 
"W.  Accountof  puerperal  remittent  fevei*.  (OhurchlU, 
F.,  Essays  on  puerperal  fever.) — Caius,  J.  Boke  .  .  . 
against  the  . . .  awoate,  or  sweatiug  sickness.  (With 
Hecker,  J.  F.  K.,  Epidemics  of  the  middle  ages,)  — 
CJiurcliIll,  F.  Essays  on  puerperal  fever,  and  other 
diseases  peculiar  to  women;  Historical  sketch  of  the 
epidemics  of  puerperal  fever.  (In  his  Essays  on  puer- 
peral fever.)— Clarke,  John,  On  cauliflower  excres- 
cence from  the  os  uteri.  (Churchill,  F.,  Essays  on  puer- 
peral fever.) — Practical  essays  on  the  managoraeut  of 
pregnancy,  etc.  (Churchill,  F.,  Essays  on  puerperal 
fever.)— Two  casesof  tumourof  the  uterus.  (Churchill, 
F.,  Essays  on  puerperal  fever.)— Clar'k.ef  Joseph.  Ob- 
servations on  puerperal  fever,  etc.  (Churchill,  F;, 
Essays  on  puerpemZ/erer.)— Denman,  T.  Account  of 
an  excrescence  from  the  womb.  (Churchill,  F.,  Essays 
on  puerperal  fever.)  — 'Esaa.j  on  the  puerperal  fever. 
(Churchill,  F.,  Essays  on  puerpei'al  fever.)— Hn-puy- 
tren,  G.,  Baron.  On  lesions  of  the  vascular  system, 
diseases  of  the  rectum  and  other  surgical  complaints ; 
On  the  in3  urlea  and  diseases  of  bones.- Ericlisen,  J. 
E.  Observations  on  aueurlsm. — Ferrand,  J.  B.  G. 
Memoir  on  encephalocele.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observations  on 
surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  nec&.)~i'^euchtersle- 
ben,  E.,  Freiherr  von.  Principles  of  medical  psy- 
chology.—Fothergill,  J.  On  the  management  pro- 
per at  the  cessation  of  the  menses.  (Churchill,  F., 
Essays  on  puerperal  fever.)— GorAon,  A.  Treatise  on 
the  epidemic  puerperal  iever,  etc.  (Churchill,  '¥., 
Essays  on  puerperal  feoer.)  —  'Havvey,  W.  Works.— 
Ha-sse,  K.  E.  Anatomical  description  of  the  dis- 
eases of  the  organs  ot  circulation  and  respiration.— 
Heclcer,  J.  F.  K.  Epidemics  of  the  middle  ages.— 
Hewson,  \7.  Works.  —  Flippocrates.  Genuine 
works,  2  v.— Huluie,  N.    Treatise  on. the. puerperal 


fever.  (Churchill,  F.,  Essays  on  puerperal  fever.)— 
ICirlclaud,  T.  Essay  on  childbed  fevers,  etc. 
(OhurchlU,  F.,  Essays  on  puerperal  /ever.)  —  Koel- 
licker,  R.  A.  Manual  of  human  histology,  2  v.— 
ICuechenmelstcr,  G.  F.  H.  On  animal  and  vegetable 
parasites  of  the  human  body,  2  v.— La  Martiniere, 
(— ).  Case  of  perforation  of  the  trachea  by  a  foreign 
body.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observations  on  surgical  diseases  of  the 
head  and  nec/c.)— Lass  us,  P.  Memoir  on  wounds  of  the 
superior  longitudinal  sinus.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observations 
on  surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  ncc7c.)— Lealce,  J. 
Observations  on  the  childbed  fever.  (OhurchlU,  F., 
Essays  on  puerperal  /euer.)— Louis,  P.  0.  A.  Examina- 
tion of  the  doctrine  .  .  .  respecting  the  application  of 
the  trepan  on  the  sutures  of  the  skull.  (Ottley,  D., 
Obsei'vations  on  surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  necjc.)— 
Memoir  on  bronchotomy.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observations  on 
surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  neeh)  —  Memoir  on 
fungous  tumours  of  the  dura  mater.  [Ottley,  D.,  Ob- 
servations on  surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  nec/c.j— Ee- 
searches  on  phthisis.— Macbride,  D.  Oases  of  tume- 
faction of  the  labium  after  delivery.  (Churchill,  F., 
Essays  on  puerperal  fever.)— Malle,  P.  F.  N.  Summary 
of  cases  of  swelling  of  the  tongue,  and  the  most 
effectual  means  of  relieving  it.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observa- 
tions on  surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  nccfc.)— Oester- 
len,  F.  Medical  logic— Ottley,  D.  Observations  on 
Burglcal  diseases  of  the  head  and  neck.  — Paulus 
Aegineta.  Seven  books  of,  3  v — Prodiaslca,  A.  Dis- 
sertation on  the  functions  of  the  nervous  system. 
(Unzer,  J.  &..,  Principles  cf  physiology.)— Q.u.eana.y^'F. 
Eemarks  on  wounds  of  the  bralu.  (Ottley,  D.,  Obser- 
vations on  surgical  diseases  of  the  head  and  neck.) — Sum- 
mary of  observations  on  the  use  of  the  trepan  In 
doubtful  cases.  (Ottley,  D.,  Observations  on  surgical 
diseases  of  the  head  and  nec/c.)- Rliazes  ;  or,  Abu  Bakr 
Muhammad  Bin  Zakharja  er-Easi.  Treatise  on  the 
small-pox  and  measles.— Roliitanslty,  K.  J.  W.  P., 
Freiherr  von.  Manual  of  pathological  anatomy,  4  v.— 
Romberg,  M.  H.  A.  Manual  of  the  nervous  diseases 
of  man,  2  v.— Schleideu,  M.  J.  Contributions  to 
phytogenesis.  { With  Schwann,  T.,  Microscop.  researches.) 
— SclnTvann,  T.  Microscopical  researches  into  the 
accordance  in  the  structure  and  growth  of  animals 
and  plants.— Siebold,  K.  T.  E.  von.  On  tape  and 
cystic  worms.  ( With  Kuechenmelster,  G.  F.  H. ,  Animal 
and  vegetable  parasites,  v.  2.]— Simon,  J.  F.  Animal 
chemistry  with  reference  to  the  physiology  and  path- 
ology of  man,  2  v.— Sydenbam,  T.  Opera  omnia; 
Works,  2  v.^Th.ompson,  T.  [Ed. )  Annals  of  Influenza 
....  in  Great  Britain  from  1510-1837.— Unzer,  J.  A. 
Principles  of  physiology — Velpeau,  A.  Treatise  on 
the  diseases  of  the  breast  and  mammary  region. — 
"Wedl,  C.  Eudlments  of  pathological  histology. — 
White,  C,  Treatise  on  pregnant  and  lylng-ln  women, 
(Churchill,  F.,  Essays  on  puerperal  fever.) 

Report  of  the  7  general  meeting  of  the  Sydenham 

Society,  1849.  11  pp.  [With  Churchill,  F.,  Assays  on 
puerperal  fever :  Sydenham  Soc.) 

Sydenham  Society,  New.  [Publications.] 

London,  1859-89.    91  v.  8°  and  fo.        —3775 

Contents.     Ackermann,  T.     Action  of   digitalis. 

{Clin,  lectures  on  ,  .  .  medicine),  v.  71.— Addison,  T. 

Collection  of  the  published  writings  of,  v.  36.— Beg- 
bie,  J.  W.  Selections  from  the  works  of,  v.  100.— 
Bernutz,  G.,  and  Goupil,  E.  Clinical  memoirs  on  the 
diseases  of  women,  v.  28,  31.— Biennial  retrospect, 

V.  32,  43,  50,  59 Billroth,  T.    Clinical  surgery,  v.  94. 

— Lectures  on  surgical  pathology  and  therapeutics,  v. 
73,  76.— Bouclittt,  E.  On  croup.  (Bretonneau,  P., 
and-others,  Mem.  on  diphtheria),  v.  3.— Bretonneau, P., 
Guersant,  (— ),  and  others.  Memoirs  on  diphtheria, 
V.  3.— Bright,  R.  Clinical  memoirs  on  abdominal 
tumours  and  Intumescence,  v.  6.  —  Casper,  J.  L. 
Handbook  of  the  practice  of  forensic  medicine,  v.  12, 
16, 21, 26.— Charcot,  T.  M.  Clinical  lectures  on  senile 
and  chronic  diseases,  v.  95.— Lectures  on  the  diseases 
of  the  nervous  system,  v.  72,  90, 128.— Lectures  on  the 
localization  of  cerebral  and  spinal  diseases,  v.  102. — 
Chatto,  J.  Account  of  the  bibliography  of  diphtheria, 
from  the  date  of  Breti>nneau's  1  essay  to  the  present 
time.  (Bretonneau,  P.,  and  others,  Mem,  on  diphtheria), 
V.  3.— Cheyne,  W.  W.  (Ed.)  Recent  essays  by  various 
authors  on  bacteria  in  relation  to  disease,  v.  115. — 
Eecent  researches  on  mlcro-organlsras  in  relation  to 
suppuration  and  soptlc  diseases.  (Recent  essays  on 
bacteria),  v.  116.— Clinical  lectures  on  subjects  con- 
nected with  medicine,  surgery,  and  obstetrics,  v.  71. — 
Cohnlieim,  J.  F.  Lectures  on  general  pathology^  v. 
126,  129.— Colles,  A.  Selections  from  the  works  of, 
V.  92.— Czermali,  J.  N.  On  the  laryngoscope.  [Se- 
lected monographs),  v.  11.— Daviot,  D.  Z.     On  dlph- 


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V.  3.— Diday,  P.  Treatise  on  syphilis  in  new-born 
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(Cheyne,  W.  W.,  Recent  essays  on  bacteria),  v.  115. — 
Troeitscli,  A.  F.,  Freiherr  von.  Surgical  diseases  of 
the  ear,  v.  62,— Trousseau,  A.  Lectures  on  clinical 
medicine,  v.  35,  41,  42,  45,  55.— On  dlphtherite.  (Bre- 
tonneau, P.,  and  others,  Mem,  on  diphtheria),  v.  3. — 
"Wagner,  A.  On  the  process  of  repair  after  resection 
and  extirpation  of  bones.  (With  Kussmaul,  A.,  and 
Tenner,  A.,  Epileptiform  convulsions),  y.  5. —  Waring, 
E.  J.  Bibliotheca  therapeutica,  v.  78,  82.— Wliite- 
legge,  B.  A.  Recent  papers  on  disinfection.  (Cheyne, 
W,  W.,  Recent  essays  on  bacteria),  v,  115.— "Williams, 
D.  Recent  researches  on  attenuation  of  virus  and 
protective  vaccination.  (Cheyne,  W.  W.,  Recent  essays 
on  bacteria),  v.  115.— "Wunderlich,  K.  A.  On  the 
temperature  in  diseases,  v.  49.— Syphilitic  diseases  of 
the  brain  and  spinal  cord.  (Clin,  lectures  on  .  .  .  medi- 
cine), V.  71.— Year  book,  v.  8,  15,  19,  23,  26. 

Laws  of  the  New  Sydenham  Society.    2  pp.    ( With 

Niemeyer,  F.  von,  Pulmonary  consumption,  p.  73 :  New 
Sydenham  Soc,  v.  46.)— Report  presented  to  the  11  annual 
meeting,  held  at  Leeds,  July,  1869.  86  pp,  ( With  Nle- 
meyer,  F.  von.  Pulmonary  consumption,  p.  75 :  JVew  Syden- 
ham Soc.  V.  46.) 

Report  presented  to  the  26  annual  meet- 
ing held  at  Belfast,  July  31,  1884.  London, 
1884.    8°.  —3773 

Sydney,    See  Sidney. 

Sydney.  Industrial  progress  of  New  South 
Wales:  being  a  report  of  the  intercolonial 
exhibition  of  1870,  at  Sydney.     1871. 

Sydney  papers.    Blencowe,  R.  W.  (Ed.) 

1515 

"Sydney's"  letter  to  the  king,  and 
other  correspondence  connected  with  the 
reported  exclusion  of  Lord  Byron's  monu- 
ment from  Westminster  Abbey.  London, 
1828.     12°.  4817 

Syed  Ahmed  Khan  Bahador.  See  Ahmed 
Khan  Bahador^  Seyd. 

Syed  Ameer  Ali,  Moulvi.  See  Moulvi,  S. 
A,  A. 

Syene  (Assouan),  Egypt,      Jomard,  E.  F. 

Description  de  S.  54  pp.  (L/escript.  de  VEgypte,  v.  1,  p. 
121.)— Ija  IVaiixe,  L.  J.  de.  Eemarques  sur  Eratos- 
th&ne,  ^  I'occasiou  de  la  latitude  de  S.  11  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Eist.y.  26, 1759,  p.  101.) 

Syenite.     Hausmann,  J.  F.  L'.     Bemerk- 

uugen  uelaer  den  Zlrkonsyenlt.  30  pp.  (Goettingen, 
K.  gesells.  wissens.  Physical,  classe  Abhandl.  v.  B,  1853. 
p.  41.) 

Sykes,  Arthur  Ashley,  D.  D.     Disney,  J. 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings  of  Arthur 

Ashley  Sykes,  D,  D.     1785. 
Sykes,  Joseph.   Selected  essays.  6  pp.   (Rev. 

of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  44, 1854,  p.  183.) 

Syllahus  of  a  proposed  system  of  logic, 
pe  Morgan,  A.  —1454 


SYLLABUS 


4341 


SYMBOLISM 


Syllabus  of  Anglo-Saxon  literature.  Hart, 
J.  M.  3214 

mylloge  fnngoi'iini.   Saccardo,  P.  A.    8  v. 

—2665 

Sylloge  inscrlptionnm  Oscarum.  Zve- 
taiefE,  J.    2  v.  1313,  atlas  1311 

Sylplte  amoiireux  (Le).    31  pp.    (Gar- 

nler,  0.  Q.  T.,  Voyages  imag.  v.  34,  p.  126.) 

Sylphs  of  the  seasons.    19  pp.    AUston, 

W.,  Lectures  .  .  .  andpoems,  p.  199. 

Sylva,  Tristam.    Trouas  suas.    3  pp.    (Ee- 

aende,  G.  de,  Caneioneiro  geraU  v.  2 :  Jiibliotli.  lit.  vereins 
in  Siuttg.  v.  17,  p.  616.) 

SylTa,  A.    2  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  14, 

18S9,  p.  696.) 

Sylva.    See  Cowley,  A. 

Sylva  sylvaruui.    See  Bacon,  F.,  Baron. 

Sylvae.    15  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6, 

1835,  pp.  17,  225,  637 ;  V.  9, 1837,  p.  359.) 

Sylvae.    See  Statius,  P.  P. 

Sylvae ;  or  occasional  tracts  on  husbandry. 

122  pp.  Young,  A.  (Zn /iis  Farmer's  letters,  V.  l,p.371. 
Sylvain,  Alexandre  van  der  Bussche,  dit  le. 
1535-85.  Of  a  Jew,  who  would  for  his  debt  have  a 
pound  ol  the  flesh  of  a  Christian.  6  pp.  (Collier,  J, 
P.,  Shakesp.  lihr.  T.  2;  HazUtt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  1, 
p.  356.) 

Sylvandlre.  Dumas,  A.  D.  (CEuvreseompl.) 

—4184 
Sylvauus  Urban  and  Christopher  North. 

4  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  10, 1821,  p.  103.) 

Sylvaruni  liber.    35  pp.    Milton,  J.,  Poef. 

works,  V.  2,  p.  294. 

SylTarum  libri  IX.    211  pp.    Fleming, 

p.,  Lateinische  gedichtet  p.  2.  [Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg. 
V.  73.) 

Sylverius.    See  Silverius: 

Sylvester,  James  Joseph.  1814-.  Laws 
of  verse  or  principles  of  versification  exem- 
plified in  metrical  trs.    London,  1870.    p.  8°. 

—2155 

{Ed.)  American  Journal  of  Mathematics, 

V.  1-6.  See  American  Journal  of  Mathe- 
matics. 

Sylvester,  Joshua.  1563-1618.  Complete 
works.  For  the  first  time  collected  and  ed., 
with  memorial-introduction,  notes  and  iljus- 
trations,  glossarial  index,  etc.,  by  the  Eev. 
A.  B.  Grosart.  Edinburgh,  1877-80.  3  v.  4°. 
{Chertsey  worthies'' libr.')  1303 

Contents.    Anagrammata  regia,  v.  1.— Augus- 

tiiius.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Hippo.  Glimpse  of  heavenly 
joyes;  or,  NewHlerusalera,  v.  2. — navies,  J.,  of  Here- 
ford. Of  the  work,  author,  and  translator,  v.  2.— Pra- 
castoi-o,  G.  The  Maiden's  hlush;  or,  Joseph,  v.  2.— 
Goodvi'lii,  G.    Auto-maohla;  or,  the  selfe-clvil-war, 

V.  2.— Crrosart,  A.  B.    Memorial  Introduction,  v.  1 

Ija  Pfoue,  O.  de,  Seigneur  de  Teligny.  Profit  of  im- 
prisonment, a  paradox,  v.  2.  —  Matthleu,  P.  Me- 
morials of  mortalitle;  St.  Lewis,  the  King;  Tropheis 
of  Henrle  the  Great,  v.  2.— Pibrac,  G.  du  P.,  Seigneur 
de.  Tetraslloa;  or,  the  Quadrains,  v.  2. —  Poems 
commendatory,  v.  1. — Saluste  dii  Bart  as,  G.  Battail 
of  Yury;  Bethulia's  rescue;  Dialogue  upon  the  trou- 
bles past  hetweene  Heraclitus  and  Democritus,  v.  2. — 
Divine  weekes,  v.  1. — Epigrams  and  epitaphs  upon 
warre  and  peace;  History  of  Judith,  Englished  by  T. 
Hudson;  Job  triumphant;  Little  Bartas;  Ode  to  As- 
traea;  Parliament  of  vertues  royall,for  nomination, 
creation,  and  confirmation  of  Prince  Panaretus; 
Sonnets  upon  the  late  miraculous  peace  in  France; 
Triumph  of  faith;  Urania,  v.  2.— Smith,  H.  Mlcro- 
cosmo-graphia,  v.  2.  —  Sylvester,  J.  Briefe  cate- 
chlsme;  Elegiac  epistle,  decease  of  Sir  W.  Sidney; 
Funeral  elegle  upon  the  death  of  Dr.  Hill's  wife ;  Holy 
preparation  to  a  joyful  resurrection;  Honours  fare- 
well; Hymn  of  almes;  Index  of  the  hardest  words; 
Laorymae  laorymarum ;  or,  the  spirit  of  teares  tor  the 
death  ol  Henry,  Prince  ol  Wales;  Mottoes;  Mysterle 


01  mysteries;  Posthuml,  or,  Sylvester's  remains; 
Simile  nou  est  idem;  All's  not  gold  that  glisters; 
Sonnets;  Spectacles;  Tobacco  battered, and  the  pipes' 
shattered  ...  by  a  volley  ol  holy  shot  thundered  from 
Mount  Helicon ;  The  Woodman's  bear,  v.  2. — Vicars, 
J.  Poem  in  memory  ol  S.  v.  1.— Glossarial  index,  etc. 
V.  2. 

Parliament  of  vertues  royal :  (summoned 

in  France  ;  but  assembled  in  England)  for 
nomination,  creation,  and  confirmation  of 
the  most  excellent  prince  Panaretus,  [and 
other  poems.]  [n.  p.  1614.]  2  pts.  in  1  v. 
18°.  1308 

Stanzas  Irom  "All  Is  not  gold  that  glitters."    3  pp. 

(Campbell,  T.,  Brit.poets,  v.  2,  p.  300.) 

{Tr.)    Micro-cosmo-graphia.    See  Smith, 

Henry. 

Sylvester,  Nathaniel  Bartlett.  1825—.  His- 
torical sketches  of  northern  New  York  and 
the  Adirondack  wilderness  :  including  tra- 
ditions of  the  Indians  .  .  .    Troy,  1877.    8°. 

3565 

Sylvester.    See  also  Silvester.- Silvestre. 

Sylvestre  de  Sacy,  A.  I.  See  Silvestre  de 
Sacy.  " 

Sylvia ;  or,  the  last  shepherd.  47  pp.  Read, 

T.  B.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  293. 

Sylvia's  lovers.    Gaskell,  Mrs.  E.  C.  S. 

{Novels  and  tales,  v.  3.)  1266 

Sylvio  Piccolimini,  Enea.    See  Pius  II, 

Pope. 
Symbolae    ad    historiam   Hcliceo- 

runt.    Pfeiffer,  L.  G.  K.    3  pts.  in  1  v. 

—2635 
Symbolae  ad  monographiam  generis 

Chrysopae,  Leach.   Schneider, W.  G.   — 3675 
Symbolae  physicae.    Hemprich,  F.  W., 

and  Ehrenberg,  0.  G.     3  v.  —1691 

Symbolical  language  of  ancient  art  and 

mythology.  Inquiry  into  the.     Knight,  R.  P. 

—1714 
Symbolics.    See  Creeds. 
Symbolik  des  altdeutschen  bauern- 

rechts,  Aus  der.  44  pp.  Thuemmel,  C.  (Samml.  vris- 
sens.  mrtrg.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1887,  p.  135.) 

Symbolik   des  Mosaischen  cultus. 

Baehr,  K.  C.  W.  F.  —2394 

Symbolik  und  mythologie.    Baur,  F. 

C.    3  v.  in  3.  —3376 

Symbolik  und  mythologie  der  alten 

voelker.      4  v.      Creuzer,  G.   F.,  Deutsch. 

schriften,  v.  1,  pts.  1-4.  —3134 

Symbolism. 

Atjdslet,  W.  J.,  and  Atjdslet,  G.  A. 

Handbook  of  Christian  symbolism,    n.  d. 

Baehe,  K.  C.  W.  F.  Symbolik  des  Mo- 
saischen cultus.     1874. 

Baub,  F.  C.     Symbolik  und   mythologie 

Oder  die  naturrehgion  des  alterthums.  1834- 
35,  3  V.  in  3. 

BuNSEN,  E.  von.      Symbol  des  kreuzes 

bei  alien  nationen,  und  die  entstehung  des 
kreuzsymbols  der  christlichen  kirche.    1876. 

Ceeuzee,  G.  F.  Symbolik  und  mytho- 
logie der  alten  voelker,  besonders  der 
Griechen.  1836, 1  v.  in  4.  {Deutsch.  schriften, 
v.l,  pts.  1-4.) 

Haig,  J.    Symbolism.     1869. 

Inman,  T.     Ancient  pagan  and  modern 

Christian  symbolism.     1869. 


SYMBOLISM 


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SYMEON 


Knight,  R.  P.  Inquiry  into  the  sym- 
bolical language  of  ancient  art  and  myth- 
ology.    1818. 

Tlie  same.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum, 
V.  33-27,  1821-33.) 

MOEHLEE,  J.  A.    Symbolism.     1844. 

Ayzac,  Mme.  V.  M.  E.  d".    Acceptlon  mystique  de 

I'^lSpliant  dans  le  symboUsme  chrStleaau  moyen  age. 
n  pp.  (fleu.  arcMol.  1863,  p.  407.)— SymboUsme  des 
plerres  prficleuses.  18  pp.  {Ann.  archiol.  v.  5, 1846,  p. 
216.)— Brugscli,  H.  K.,i?ei/.  Aegyptlache studlen.  III. 
Ueber  die  eTra^poSio-ia,  und  den  symbollamua  der  zahl 
30  In  den  hlerbglyphoa.  26  pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  ge- 
eelis.  Zeils.  v.  9, 1865,  p.  492.)— Dnrcel,  A.  Le  bSnltler 
de  la  catWdralB  de  Milan,  eyraboUsme  des  EvangS- 
Ustes.  12  pp.  1  pi.  {Ann.  arcUol.  v.  17, 1857,  p.  139.)— 
Didron,  A.  N.  SymboUsme  ohr6Hen;  les  quatre  616- 
meuts.  13  pp.  3  pi.  {Ann.  archiol.  v.  18,  1858,  p.  232.J— 
La  Bonillerie,  P.  A.  R.  de,  lip.  o/  Carcassonne.  Cre- 
ation animee :  I'abellle.  22  pp.  ( Con'espondani,  V.  65, 
1865,  p.  554.)— Lamp  of  tile  sauctnary.  Symbolic 
religion.  14  pp.  {Dublin  Rm.  v.  20,  1846,  p.  107.)— Le 
Blant,  E.  SymboUsme  dans  les  representations  des 
premiers  Chretiens.  16  pp.  [Rev.  arcMol.  u.  s.  v.  36, 
1878,  p.l39.)— Maliaii,M.  Spirit  ol  symbolism.  16  pp. 
{Coll.  works,  T.  3,  p.  448.) — Number  seven.  20  pp. 
(JVem  Englander,  v.  16, 1868,  p.  742  )— Shedd,  W.  U.  T. 
Congregationalism  and  symbolism.  30  pp.  {Biblioth. 
Sacra,  V.  15, 1858,  p.  661.)— Stelnsclmieider,  M.  Die 
kanonlsclio  zahl  der  muhammodaniacheu  secten  und 
die  symbolik  der  zahl  70-73.  26  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gosells.  Zeils.  v.  i,  1850,  p.  145.)  —  Symbolism  in 
Christian  art.  22  pp.  {N.  Brit.  Ke\i.  v.  42, 1866,  p. 
437.)— Du  symbolisme  catliolique  au  moyen  age. 
15  pp.  [Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  13, 1850,  p. 
320.)— Typology.  9  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  12, 1854, 
p.  206.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  96,  1864,  p.  448.  Also 
Elmblems,  Symbols,  etc. 

Syme.    See  Sime. 

Syiueon,  St.,  of  Jerusalem.      Leohler,  G. 

'Syraeon.  3  pp.'  {Viper,  K.  W.  F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  univer- 
sal, V.  1,  p.  1.) 

Symeon,  St.,  of  Mesopotamia.     Sermo  de 

"aulmae  exitu.  [ffr.  et  Lat.i  3  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum, 
nov.  biblioth.  V.  8,  pt.  3,  p.  1.) 

Symeon,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica.  15  cent. 
Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1866.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v._155.)  —3353 

Contents.  De  honesto  et  legitimo  conjiigio. — Do- 
sithei  nuncupatorla  ad  Joannem  ducam.— Artlcuil 
XII  fidem  unlearn  nostram  Christlanorum  . .  .  oom- 
plectentes.  —  Dialogus  in  Christo  adversus  oranes 
liaereses.- De  sacra  liturgla.  —  Besponslones  ad 
noniiiilla  quaesita  eplscopl — IVotitiae  de  Symeo- 

Iiis De  sacris  ordinationibns. — De  line  et  exitu 

nostro  et  vita  ©t  de  sacro  ordliie  sepultiirae. — De 
poeniteutia. —  De  sacra  precatioiie. —  D.e  sacro 
ritu  saucti  olei  sive  Euchelaei.— De  sacro  ritu 
sancti  unguenti. —  De  sacerdotio.— De  sacra- 
mentis.— Expositio  divlnl  et  sacrl  symboli  .  .  . 
fldel  nostrae. — Expositio  ultisaima  de  sacrl  symboli 
vocibus  et  dictis.- De  sacro  teinplo  et  e]  us  consecra- 
tione. — Expositio  dedlvlno  tempfo  et  de  sacerdotibus 
e]  us  ac  dlaoonls  eplacoplsque  ao  de  saorls  atolls  qul- 
bus  horum  quillbet  indultur. 

Symeon,  Bp.  of  Amida.     [Notitia.]     1  p. 

(Assemaul,  G.  ».,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  600.) 

Symeon,   Bp.    of  Beth-Arsam.      [Vita   et 

scripta.]  46  pp.  (Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1, 
p.  341.) 

Symeon,  Abhot  of  Licinium.    [Notitia.]    Ip. 

(Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  2,  p.  83.) 

Symeon,  Junior  theologus.  Abbot  of  St.  Ma- 
m,as.  11  cent.  Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1864. 
r.  8°.     {Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  120.) 

—2233 
Contents.  Allacci,  L.  Notitia.— De  alteratlonlbus 
aniinae  et  corporis. — Capita  practica  ettheologlca 
COXXVIII.— Dialogus  de  Deo,  ad  Symeouem  theo- 
logum. — l>ivinorum  amornm^slve  sacrarum  cora- 
mentatlonum,  liber  singularia.  —  Do  fide.  —  Ora- 
tiones  XXXIIL— De  trlbusmodis  orationia.— Pon- 
tanu8,J.    Praelatio. 


Symeon  Metaphrastes,  or  Logotheta.  —976. 
Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1864.  8  v.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  114-116.) 

—3233 
Contents.  Allacci,  L.  Notitia  scrtptorum  Symeonis 
Metaphrastae,  v.  1.— Certl  aiictores  Graecl,  Alla- 
tlone  prlmo  Indlculo,  alii  a  Metaphraste,  qui  sancto- 
rum -vitas  ac  encomia  scrlpsere,  v.  1. — De  auctori* 
tate  et  testlmonio  Metaphrastae,  v,  1.  —  Epitome 
canonnm,  v.  1.— Oratlo  In  lugubrem  lamentationem 
sanotlssiraae  Deiparae  pretlosum  corpus  Domini 
Nostrl  Jesu  Chrlsti  amplexautls,  v.  1 — De  S.  Deme- 
trio  martyris  acta,  v.  3. — Kpistolae,  v.  l.^HAnc- 
kins^  M.  Catalogus  vltarum  quas  Symeon  Meta- 
phraates  composuit,  v.  1.— Precationes,  v.  1.— OIH- 
cium  a  Paello  composltura,  v.  1.  —  Psellns,  M. 
Encomium  in  Metaphrastem,  v.  1.— Rerum  praeci- 
pnarnm  in  bac  Leonis  AllatU  de  Symeonis  scriptls 
Dlatrlba,  indiculus,  v.  1. — Yltae  sanctorum,  v.  1, 2,  3. 

Vita  et  conversatlo  Ambrosil  eplscopl  Medlola- 

neuBls.  [Or.et  Lat.]  11  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat,  V.  14,  p.  51.) — Annates,  a  Leone  Armenio  ad 
Nicepllorum  Phocam.  160  pp.  [  Corpus  script.  Byz, 
V.  40,  p.  601 ;  Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  T.  109,  p.  663.)— 
Ylta  et  conversatlo  S.  Dionysii  Areopagltae,  eplscopl 
Athenlensis.  [Gr.  et  Lat.^  10  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,i'a<ro!. 
5.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  589.) — '^tKoa-or^iKa  KaiiarpiKa.  3  pp.  (Ideler, 
J.  L.,  Phys.  et  med.  Gr.  min.  v.  2,  p.  283.)— De  S.  Saba  $ 
De  S.  Maria  .aigyptiaca.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  3  pp.  (Pitra, 
J.  B.,  Analect,  sacra  Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  1,  p.  432.) — 
Martyrlum  sanctorum  conleasore  Samonae,  Gurlae 
et  Abibl.  12  pp.  (Cureton.W.,  ./incf.  .Si/nac  doc.  p.  113.) 
— Sermones  XXIV  de  morlbus,  selectl  ex  omnibus 
operibus  S.  Basilil  archiepiscopi  Caesareae  Cappado- 
ciae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  134  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  PofroJ.s.Gi-. 
V.  32,  p.  1115.)— Psellus,  M.  C.  Encomium  Meta- 
phrastae; OfQcium  sou  commemoratlo  Metaphrastae. 
[Gr.etLat.]  13  pp.  (Mlgae,  J.  P.,  Pafroi.  s.  (Jr.  V.  114, 
pp.  183, 199.) 

Symeon,  Westoriart  pres&2/fer.    [Vita.]    3  pp. 

(Assemanl,  G.  8.,  BCblioth.  orient,  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  562.) 

Symeon  Salus,  St.     Baring-Gould,  S.     St. 

Symeon  Sales.  8  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  8, 1873,  p. 
567.) — Leontius,  Bp.  of  Neapolis.  Vita  sanctl  Symeo- 
nis Sail.  [Gr.etLat.]  40  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  fairoJ.  s. 
Gr.  V.  93,  p.  1669.) 

Symeon  Stylites,  St.  Uhlemann,F.  Symeon 
der  erste  saeulenheilige  in  Syrien  und  sein 
einfluss.     1846. 

Antonins.Disaipteof  St.  Symeon  Stylites.  Vlliasanctl 

Slmeonis  Stylltae.  7  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  73,  p.  325.)  — Cosinas,  Presbyter  of  I'hanir.  Vita 
Sanctl  Slmeonis  Stylltae.  17  pp.  (Assemanl,  G.  S., 
Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  239.)— Timotheus,  Presbyter  of 
Jerusalem.  Oratlo  in  Simeonem.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  8  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  86,  pt.  1,  p.  237.)— [Vita.] 
2  pp.    (Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  264.) 

Symeon  Stylites,  St.,  Junior.    6  cent.    Epis- 

tola  ad  Justinum  junlorem;  De  Sanctis  iraaglnltous, 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  86, 
pt.  2,  pp.  3216,  3219.)— Sermones.  [Gr.etLat.]  163  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  8,  pt.  3,  p.  4.) — Wice- 
pliorns,  of  Antioch.  Sanctl  Symeonis  junioria  vita. 
I  Gr.  et  Lat.]  116  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  86, 
pt.  2,  p.  2987.) 

Symeon,  of  Durham.     —1130.     Opera   et 

collectanea,   v.  1.      [Ed.  by  I.  H.  Hinde.] 

Durham,  1868.   8°.    (StirteesSoc.  v.  51.)   3545 

Contents.    Eplstola  de  archiepiscopis  Eboraci. 

— Historla  translatlonum  Sanctl  Cntlibertl.— Brevls 
relatlo  de  Saucto  Cufhberto.— Historla  de  Sancto 
Outliberto.— De  obsessione  Dunelml  Ubeilus.- De 
situ  Dunelml,  carmen  Anglo-Saxonum. — Passlo  sanc- 
torum Kthelberfi  atque  Ethelredl.  —  Xlxcerpta 
htstorica  et  topographica.  — Historla  de  regibns 
Anglorum  et  Dacorum,  a  tempore  Bedae  Venera- 
bilis;  Historlae  ejusdem  recapltulatio ;  Historlae  de 
regibus  continuatlo.  —  Genealogla  regnm  IVorth- 
anhymbi'orum.— De  prlmo  Saxoniim  adventu,  et 
de  eorum  regibus.— Turgot,  Monk  of  Uurliam.  Ex- 
cerptae  scriptia.— l^ffriSaled  to.]  Vita  S.  Margaretae 
Scotorum  reginae. 

Opera  omnia  .  .  .  Ed.  T.  Arnold.  Lon- 
don, 1883-85.  3  V.  8°.  {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls 
chron.)  4503 


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Contents,    Eplstola  cte  arclileplscopls  liiboracl, 

V.  1.— Arnold,  T.  Introauotlons,  v.  1,  2.— List  ot 
'bishops  aud  piiors,  v.  1.— Oapltula  de  mlraouUs  et 
translattonlbus  Sauotl  Cutlilierti,  v.  1,  2.— Hlstoi-la 

deSanctoCnthlierto.v.  1 UlatorlaDunelmensls 

ecclestae  }  Continuations,  v.  1— De  otosesslone  Du- 

iielnil,  V.  1 De  situ  Dunelml  et  de  rellqulls,  v.  1.— 

Xlthelvrnlf.  Carmen  de  abbatlbus  oellae  suae,  v.  1. 
—Oeoftrey,  Monk  of  Durham.  Vita  Bartholomael 
FarnenslB,  v.  1.  —  Reginald,  of  Durlmm.  Vita  S. 
Oswaldl  regis  et  martyrls,  v.  1.— Hlstorla  reguiu) 
Contlnuatlo   per  Johannls   Hagustaldensem,  v.  2.— 

,      Series  reguni  Nortliymbreiisluin,  v.  2.— De  prlmo 

Saxonum  advontu  llbellus,  v.  2 De  Injusta  vexa- 

tlone  Willelml  eplsoopl  I,  v.  1.— William,  of  Glas- 
gow.   Carmen  de  morte  Sumerledi,  v.  2. 

Historical  works,  tr.  from  the  original 

Latiu,  with  preface  and  notes,  by  Rev. 
Joseph  Stevenson.  London,  1855.  8°.  (Ch. 
histor.  of  Eng.v.  3,  Tpt.  2.)  —1383 

Contents.  Chronicles  of  the  Angles. — Letter  con- 
cerning thearclibisliops  of  York.— CUartersand 
other  documents.— History  of  the  Church  of  Dur- 
ham; Continuation.— Account  ot  the  siege  of  Dur- 
ham.—Concerning  the  intruder  during  the  time  ot 
Bp.  ■William  II.— History  ot  the  hings  of  Kiiglaud. 
— History  ot  the  unjust  persecution  of  the  first  Bp. 
William  inflicted  by  King  William. 

Hlstorla  Dunelmenslg  eccleslae;  De  archiepiso. 

Eboraci;  De  obsldione  Dunelml;  Hlstoria  de  gestis 
regum  Anglorum.  132  pp.  (Twysden,  E.,  Hist.  AngUc, 
script,  p.  1.)— Epistola  ad  Hugonem  decaiflim  Ebo- 
racensem.  7  pp.  (Raine,  J.,  Histor.  ch.  of  Tories  v.  2,  p. 
252 :  Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  c/tron.)— Ex  Hlstorla  de  gestis  re- 
gum  Anglorum ;  Ex  Hlstorla  ...  ad  annum  1154 
contlnuata.  13  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Hec.  last.  GauleSt  v. 
13,  p.  79.) 

Symeuii  Itar>Sab6e,  St.,  Abp.  of  Seleucia 

and  Ctesiphon.  [Vita.]  12  pp.  (Assemanl,  Gr.  S.,  Bib- 
lioth.  orient.  T.  1,  p.  10 

Symeon.    See  aZso  Simeon.— Simon. 

Syiues,  Michael.  Circa  1760-1809.  Embassy 
to  Ava,  1795.  147  pp.  (Pinkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  9, 
p.  426.) 

Symes.    See  also  Simms. — Sims. — Symmes. 

Symington,  Andrew  James.  1825—. 
Samuel  Lover.  A  biographical  sketch,  with 
selections  from  his  writings  and  corres- 
pondence.   New  York,  1880.     16°.  4837 

Some  personal  reminiscences  of  Carlyle. 

London,  1886.     13°.  4886 

Thomas  Moore,   the  poet,  his    life  and 

works.    London,  1880.     13°.  4777 

William  Wordsworth :    a   biographical 

sketch,  with  selections  from  his  writings  in 
poetry  and  prose.    London,  1881.    3  v.  16°. 


jSymuiacbns,  Pope.    6  cent.    Epistola  ad 

Avitum  Viennensem.  1  p.  (Ach6ry,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg. 
V.  3,  p.  307.)-'Eplstolae  et  docreta.  16  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  62,  p.  49.) 

JSymmacbus,  Quintus  Aurelius.  Oirca 
340-410.  Novem  orationum  partes,  cum 
adnotationibus.  Romae,  1835.  4°-  (Mai, 
A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  1.)  —3351 

Contents.     Fragmentum  oratorlum  incerti  auc- 

toris.  —  Laudes  In  Gratianum  Augustum Oratio 

pro  patre. — Laudes  in  patres.—Relationum  breve 
additamentum  -  et  varlae  lectiones.  —  Oratio  pro  Fl. 
Severo.— Oratio  pro  Syneslo.  —  Oratio  pro  Try- 
gellc— Laudes  in  Valentinlanum  seniorem  Au- 
gustum I.— Laudes  in  Valentinlanum  seniorem  Au- 
gustum II.— Oratio  pro  Valerlo  fortunate. 

Octo  oi'ationum  ineditarum  partes,   in- 

venit  notisque  deolaravlt  Angelus  Maius. 
Mediolani,  1815.     8°-  3343 

Contents.  Laudationis  ut  Tldetur  fragmentum. — 
Laudes  inGratianum  Augustum. — Oratio  pro  patre. 
— Laudes  in  patres.— Flinlanl  Panegyrlci  varlae 
aliquot  lectiones.- Edltoris  praefatlo.— Oratio  pro 
Severo.  — Oratio  pro  Syneslo.— Oratio  pro  Try- 


getio.— Laudes  in  Valentinlanum  seniorem  Au- 
gustum I.— Laudes  in  Valentinlanum  seniorem  Au- 
gustum II. 

Quae  Bupersunt,  edidit  Otto  Seeck.    Bero- 

lini,  1883.  4°.  (Monumenta  Oerman.  hist. 
Auctor.  antiq.  v.  6,  pt.  1.)  3693 

Contents.  Chronologia  et  prosopographla  Sym- 
machiana.— Epistulae.— De  Symmachl  eplstulis. 
— De  Symmachl  orationibug.— Orationnm  quae 
supersunt.— Relatlones.— De  Symmachl  relatlonl- 
biis.— De  Symmachl  vita,- Index. 

Relationes.    Recensuit  G.   Meyer.     Lip- 

siae,  1873.     8°.  3243 

Carmlna.    5  pp.    (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet,  Lat.  min. 

T.  4,  p.  6B00— Eplstolarum  llbrl  X.  131  pp.  (MIgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  18,  p.  145.)— Fragmenta.  10  pp. 
(Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Bam.fragm.  p.  627.) 

Olason,  O.     De  Symmachl  eplstolarum 

codice  Parisino  scripslt  et  una  ejusdem  co- 
dicis  coUatlonem  edidit.    1867. 

KOEEN,  O.    Quaestlones  Symmachianae. 

1874. 

Gobet,  0. -G.     Symmachl  locus  oorreotus.     1  p. 

{Mnemosyne,  n.  3.  v.  2,  1874,  p.  222.)— De  Symmachl 
orationlbus;  De  Symmachl  relationlbus;  De  Sym- 
machl eplstulis;  Chronologia  et  prosopographla  Syra- 
machiana.  174  pp.  {Monumenta  German,  hist.  Auctor. 
antiq.  V,  6,  pt.  1,  pp.  V,  xvi,  xxil,  Ixxlil.)— De  Symmachl 
vita.  35  pp.  {Monumenta  German,  hist.  Auctor.  antiq. 
V.  6,  pt.  1,  p.  sxxis.) 

Symmes,  Capt.  John  Cleves.    Cheney,  J.  V. 

Eevolutlonary  letters,  John  Cleves  Symmes.  2  pp. 
{Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  11, 1876,  p.  862.)— Theory  ot  con- 
centric spheres.  19  pp.  {Bev.  otin  Am.Quart.  Hev. 
V.  1,  1827,  p.  235.)— McBrlde,  J.  Capt.  John  Cleves 
Symmes.  28  pp.  {In  his  Pioneer  biography,  v.  2,  p. 
225.)— Madden,  E.  F.  Symmes  and  his  theory.  5  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  65, 1882,  p.  740.) 

Symmes,  Rev.  Thomas.  1678-1735.  His- 
torical memoirs  of  the  late  fight  at  Pigg- 
wacket,  with  a  sermon  occasion'd  by  the 
fall  of  the  brave  Capt.  John  Lovewell  and 
several  of  his  valiant  company.  3  ed.  Bos- 
ton, 1735  ;  repr.  1865.  4°-  {With  Kidder,  F., 
Expeditions  of  Capt.  John  Lovewell. )      1653 

Symmes,William.    Hazen,N.W.    Memorial 

discourse  on  S.  18  pp.  (Essex  Inst.  Hist.  coll.  v.  4, 
1862,  p.  193.) 

Symmes.    See  also  Simms. — Sims. — Symes. 

Symmetry.  Allen,  G.  Origin  of  the  sense 
ot  symmetry.  16  pp.  {Mind,  v.  4, 1879,  p.  301.)— Hill, 
T.  Symmetry  and  rhythm.  24  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra, 
V.  36, 1878,  p.  708.)— Wilder,  B.G.  Bight  and  left.  12 
pp.     {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  25, 1870,  p.  455.) 

Symmons,  Charles,  M.  D.  1749-1836.  Life 
of  John  Milton.    3  ed.     London,  1810.     8°. 

4853 

Symmons,  J.    Reform  without  Innovation ;  ■ 

or,  cursory  tho'ughts  on  the  only  practicable  reform 
ot  parliament,  consistent  with  the  existing  laws,  and 
the  spirit  ot  the  constitution.  13  pp.  (Pamphleteer, 
T.  9, 1817,  p.  401.) 

Symmons.   See  also  Slmmonds. — Simmons. 

Symon.  Symon's  lesson  of  wysedome  for 
all  manor  chyldryn.  4  pp.  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  No.  32, 
1868,  p.  399.) 

Symon  Simeon.    See  Simeon,  S. 

Symonds,  John  Addlngton.  1840—.  Ben 
Jonson.  London,  1886.  12°-  (Lang,  A., 
Eng.  worthies.)  3797 

Introduction  to  the  study  of  Dante.  Lon- 
don, 1873.     12°.  3396 

Italian  by-ways.   London,  1883.  13°.   1406 

New  and  old  ;  a  volume  of  verse.  Lon- 
don, 1880.     p.  8°.  1395 


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Contents.  Among  the  monntalns.  —  Imelda 
l^ambertazzl. — Improvisation  on  tlie  violin. 
— In  Italy.— TieuUe.—IiOve-tales  of  Odatis  ancl 
Prince  Zariadres.— IJyrics  of  life  and  art. — 
Poems  on  Greek  themes.— Sonnets.— Valley 
of  vain  desires. 

Renaissance  in  Italy.    London,  1875-86. 

7  V.  8°.  3533 

Contents.  Age  of  the  despots,  v.  1 — Catholic 
reaction,  v.  6,  7.- Pine  arts,  v.  3.— Italian  liter- 
ature, V.  4,  5.— Revival  of  learning,  v.  2. 

(Bev.  of  In  Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  61, 1883,  p.  699;  Westm. 
Bev.  n.  a.  v.  62, 1877,  p.  361.) 

Shakspere's  predecessors  in  the  English 

drama.     London,  1884.     8°.  3314 

Shelley.     New  York,  1879.     12°.     (Mor- 

ley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.)  3811 

• Sir  Philip  Sidney.    New  York,  1887.    13°. 

(Morley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.)  3811 

Sketches  and  studies  in  southern  Europe. 

New  York,  1880.    3  v.  12°.  1408 

Contents.  Aetna,  v.  2.— Ajaccio,  v.  1 — Love  ol  the 
Alps,  v.  2.— Amalfl,  Paeatam,  Capri,  v.  1.— Anti- 
nous,  V.  1.— Athens,  v.  2.— Bergamo  and  Barto- 
lommeo  CoUeonl,  v.  2. — Blank  verse,  v.  2.— Canos- 
sa,  V.  2.— Thoughts  in  Rome  about  Christmas,  v.  1. 
— Como  and  II  Medeghino,  v.  2. — The  Cornice,  v.  1. 
— Crema  and  the  crucifix,  v.  2. — Two  dramatists  of 
the  last  century,  v.  2.— Debt  of  Snglish  to  Italian 

literature,  v.  1 Florence  and  the  Medici,  v.  1. — 

Pornovo,  v.  2. — liombard  vignettes,  v.  2 — lin- 
cretius,  v.  1.— Monte  Generoso,  v.  2 — Orfeo  of 
Pollzlano,  V.  1.— Note  on  the  Orfeo,  v.  1.— Orvieto, 

V.  1.— Palermo,  v.  2 Parma,  v.  2.— Perugin,  y.  1.— 

Eight  sonnets  of  Petrarch,  v.  2.— Popular  Italian 
poetry  of  the  renaissance,  v.  1.— Old  towns  of  Pro- 
vence, V.  a. —  Ravenna,  v.  2. —  Rimini,  v.  2.— 

Siena,  T.  1 Syracuse  and  Girgentl,  V.  2.— Popular 

songs  of  Tuscany,  v.  1. 

Studies  of  the  Greek  poets.     New  York, 

1880.  3  V.  16°,  (Rev.  of  in  Atlant.  Monthly, 
■V.  45, 1880,  p.  704.)  3367 

Wine,    women,    and    song.      Mediaeval 

Latin  students'  songs,  now  first  tr.  into 
English  verse  with  an  essay.  London,  1884. 
13°.  1338 

(Ed.)    Miscellaneous  writings   of  John 

Conington.     See  Conington,  J. 

Syiuoiids,  Richard.  17  cent.  Diary  of  the 
marches  of  the  royal  army  during  the  great 
civil  war,  now  first  pub.  from  the  original 
MS  in  the  British  Museum.  Ed.  by  0.  E. 
Long.  London,  1859.  sm.  4°.  {Camden  Soc. 
No.  74.)  1595 

jSymonds.  See  also  Simonds.  —  Simons. — 
Symons. 

Symons,  Arthur.  Introduction  to  the  study 
of  Browning.    London,  1886.    13°.  1307 

Introduction   to   King    Henry  V.     The 

1,  3  quarto,  1600,  1608.    See  Shakespeare,  W. 

Venus  and  Adonis.    See  Shakespeare,  W. 

JSymoiiS,  George  James.  Rain :  how,  when, 
where,  why  it  is  measured.  Being  a  popular 
account  of  rainfall  investigations.  London, 
1867.     12°.  —2487 

English  cllmatological  stations.     5  pp.     (London 

Internat.  Health  Exhih.  Literature,  v.  11,  p.  15.)— Origin 
of  vrater  supply.  5  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health 
Exhlb.  Literature,  r.  8,  p.  398.) 

(Ed.)  British  rainfall.  On  the  distribu- 
tion of  rain  over  the  British  Isles,  during 
the  years  1865-71,  74,  75,  78,  80.  London, 
1866-80.    8  V.  8°.  —2487 

{Ed.)  Eruption  of  Krakatoa,  and  sub- 
sequent phenomena.  London,  1888.  4°. 
{Royal  Soo.  London.)  — 1401 

{Ed. )  Lightning  rod  conference.  Report 

of  the  delegates.    London,  1882.   8°.    —1523 


Symons,  Lieut.  Thomas  W.  Report  of  an 
examination  of  the  upper  Columbia  river 
and  the  territory  in  its  vicinity  in  1881,  to 
determine  its  navigability  and  adaptability 
to  steamboat  transportation.  Washington, 
1882.    r.  8°.  2473 

Synions.  See  also  Simonds.  —  Simons.  — 
Symonds. 

Sympathies  of  illness.    8  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  5,  1835,  p.  673.) 

Sympathy.    Cabanis,  P.  J.  G.    De  la  sym- 

pathle.  30  pp.  {(Euvres  compl.  v.  i,  p.  326.)— Tons- 
gaint,  P.  V.  Discoura  sur  la  sensibility  pour  autrui. 
18  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Mim.  1767,  p.  452.)— 
Wieland.O.  M.  Sympathien.  82  pp.  {Saemmt.  werke, 
V.  30,  p.  1.) 

Symphonies.  Upton,  G.  P.  Standard 
symphonies,  their  history,  their  music,  and 
their  composers.     1889. 

See  also  Music,  Musical  compositions. 

Symphorosa,    Saint.     Africanus,    S.    J. 

Passio  Sanctae  Symphorosae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.']  3  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  r.  10,  p.  93.) 

Symposium.    See  Plato. 

Symposius,  Coelius  Pirmianus.    See  Firmi- 

anus  Symposius,  0. 
Symptomes  du  temps.    30  pp.    Montegut, 

E.  (iZeo.  d.  deux  monies,  1848,  u.  s.  v.  22,  pp.  300,  469 ; 
V.  23,  p.  106.) 

Synagogue,    The.     97   pp.      Harvey,    C, 

Compl.  poems,  p.  1 :  Fuller  worthies'  libr. 

Synagogue,  The,  and  the  church.  Vitringa, 
0.  —1344 

SyncelluSj  Georgius.  See  Georgius,  Syn- 
eellus. 

Syucellns,  or  Syngelus,  Michael.  9  cent. 
Encomium  B.  Dionysli  Areopagitae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
26  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  618.) 

Synchronistische  tabellen  zur  christ- 
lichen  kunstgeschichte.  Kraus,  F.  X.  — 1754 

Synchronistische  tabellen  zur  kirchen- 
geschichte.     Kraus,  F.  X.  —1264 

Synchronology.  Crosth  waite,  iJe?;.  C.  2454 

Synecdemus.    [Ch:]    116  pp.     Hierocles, 

the  Grammarian.  (Wesseling,  P.,  Vet.  Bom.  itineraria, 
p.  618.) 

Synedriis   Hebraeorum,   De.     36   pp. 

Wits,  H.,  Miscel.  sacrorum,  V.  1,  p.  416. 

Synesius,   of  Oyrene,    Bp.    of  Ptolemdis. 
Circa  365-415.     Opera  quae  extant  omnia. 
'  [Gr.  et  Lat.'i    Parisiis,  1864.     r.  8°.     (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  66.)  —2233 

Contents.  Calvitii  encomium.— Castasis.—Cou- 
stituiio.  —  nio  vel  de  ipalus  vitae  inatituto.  —  Ad 
Paeonium  sermo  de  dono  astrolabii.— Epistolae. 
— Homsliae.- Hymiti. — De  Hypatia  Alexandrina 
Synesii  maglatra.— De  insomniis.- Krabiugeri- 

ns,  J.  G.    Praefatlo  ad  Calvitii  encomium Notitia 

codlcura  MSS.— Notitia  historica. — Notitia  litteraria. — 
De  Dloue,  ex  Philostrato.- De  providentia  liber, 
sive  Aegyptus.— De  regno  ad  Arcadlum  Imperatorem. 
— De  Synesio  quaedam  veterum  tegtimonia.— Hadri- 
an! Turnebi  nuncupatoria  epistola  quam  Graecae 
editionl  praeflxit. 

Eplstolae.    [Gr.  et  Lat.]    102  pp.    (Didot,  A.  F., 

Bibhoth.  gr.  Epistol.  Gr.  p.  638.)— Extracts  from  the 
treatise  on  providence.  52  pp.  (With  Plotlnus, 
Select  worlcs,  p.  608.) 

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Syneslns  (Ibnu-1-Jezzar).  De  febribus, 
quern  nunc  primum  ex  codice  MS  biblio- 
thecae  Lugduno  Batavae  edidit  .  .  .  Jo. 
Steph.  Bernard.  Aooedit  Viatici  Constan- 
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Synnada.    Perrot,  O.   Note  sur  la  situation 

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Synnerberg,  Karl.  De  temporibus  vitae 
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Synod  of  Diamper.  Geddes,  M.  In  his 
Church  of  Malabar.  —3276 

Synodalia.    Cardwell,  E.    2  v.  —1354 

Synode  g^n^ral  (XXX)  de  I'eglise  refor- 

m6ede  France.    Paris,  1873.    4°.         —1273 
Synods.     See   Councils   and  synods ;    also 

names  of  places  where  councils  or  synods 

have  been  held. 
Synodns  Constantinopolitana   anno 

1156  celebrata  contra  Soterlchum  falsae  doctrlDae 
auctorem.  Praeit.ipslus  Soterlcliua  dlalogus.  [(?r. 
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Synonymic  catalogue  of  diurnal  lepi- 
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Synonymik  der  griechiscben  sprache. 
Schmidt,  J.  H.  H.     3  v.  —3113 

Synonymiscbes     bandwoerterbucb 

der  deutschen  sprache.  Eberhard,  J.  A.  1186 

Synonyms.  Ceabb,G.  English  synonymes. 

1836 ;  1879. 
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Synonyms  of  tbe  New  Testament, 

Bemarks  on  the.  Tittmann,  J.  A.  H.  2  y. 
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Synopsis  der  drei  natarreicbe.  Leu- 
nis,  J.,  and  others.     10  v.  — 1493 

Synopsis  fllicnm.  Hooker,  Sir  W.  J., 
and  Baker,  J.  G.  —3686 

Synopsis  bistoriae  sacrae  et  ecclesias- 
ticae.    Lampe,  F.  A.  —1378 

Synopsis  of  criticisms  upon  . . .  passages 
of  the  Old  Testament.  Barrett,  Rev.  R.  A.  P. 
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Synopsis  of  tbe  books  of  the  Bible. 
Darby,  J.  N.    2  v.  —1217 

Synopsis  of  tbe  contents  of  the  British 
Museum.    31  ed.    London,  1836.    8°.     W.56 

Synopsis  of  tbe  IVortb  American 
licbens.    Tuckerman,  E.    2  v.         —2683 

Synopsis  of  tbe  peerage  of  England. 

Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.     2  v.  in  1.  2787 

Synopsis  of  tbe  species  of  starfish  in 

the  British  Museum.     Gray,  J.  E.        — 2621 

Synoptic  OospelS,  The  common  tradition 
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Synoptical  flora  of  North  America. 
Gray,  A.  —2693 

Pabt  v.— B9. 


Synopticon.  An  exposition  of  the  common 
matter  of  the  synoptic  Gospels.  Rushbrooke, 
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Syntagma  commentationum.  Micha- 
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Syntaktiscbe  bebandlung  des  achtsil- 
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F.     (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  67.)  2305 

Syntaktiscbe  bebandlung  des  zehn- 
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Syntax  des  franzoesiscben  und  eng- 

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Brinkmann,  F.    3  v.  —2133 

Syntax  of  Attic  Greek.  Thompson,  F.  E. 

—3117 
Syntax  of  tbe  Hebrew  language  of 

the  Old-Testament.    Ewald,  G.  H.  A.  von. 

—3145 
Syntax  of  tbe  moods  and  tenses  of  the 

Greek  verb.     Goodwin,  W.  W.  —3116 

Syntaxis   fragmentorum   scaenicorum 

poetarum  Romanorum  qui  post  Terentium 

fuerunt.     Holtze,  F.  W.  —2115 

Syntaxis  liucretianae    lineamenta. 

Holtze,  F.  W.  3252 

Syntaxis  priscorum  scriptornm  La- 

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Syntipas  (Sendebad).  Landsberger,  J.  Die 

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Syout.    See  Siout. 

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SyrDegore.    43  pp.    Uttersoii,E.V.,^arf2/ 

popular  poetry,  v.  1,  p.  113. 
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Syr  Crawayne :  a  collection  of  ancient  ro- 
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Syr  Oowgbter.    34  pp.    Utterson,  E.  V., 

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Syr  Isenbras.    See  Sir  Isumbras. 

Syr  Tryamonre.    Halltwell-Phillipps, 

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35  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  86,  1859,  pp.  266,  419.)— 
Huart,  C.  Notes  prises  pendant  un  voyage  en  S.  76 
pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  7  s.  v.  12,  1878,  p.  478 ;  v.  X3, 1879,  p. 
106.)— Joannes  Phocas.  Compendlarla  descrlptlo 
castrorum  et  urblum  ab  Antlocbla  usque  Hierosoly- 
mam.  [Gr.  et  Lat]  18  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Gr.  V.  133,  p.  927.)— Blver  Jordan  and  the  Dead 
sea.  34  pp.  (ISr.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  11,  1849,  p.  494.)— Kre- 
mer,  A.  von.  Beltraege  zur  geograpble  des  noerd- 
lloben  Syrlens.  26  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wlssens.  Phil. 
Mst.  classe  Denksehr.  v.  3, 1862,  p.  21.)— Ijetelller,  L.  V. 
La  Syrie  etleLlban.  21pp.  ( Correspondanf,  v.  7, 1844, 
p.  334.)  —  Iiettres  de  I'anclen  moude,  par  une 
dame  de  New  York.  29  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse, 
i  s.  V.  4, 1847,  p.  633.)— Dlarmont,  Marfchal  A.  £'.  L.  V. 
de.  Due  de  Bagusa.  Syrie.  213  pp.  (Voyage,  v.  2,  p. 
258 ;  V.  3,  p.  3.)— Modern  S.  32  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
T.  19, 1864,  p.  81.)— Playfalr,  R.  L.  In  his  Handbook 
to  the  Mediterranean,  p.  64.  25  pp. — Foujade,  E. 
Libau  et  la  S.  en  1860.  20  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1860,  v.  4, 
p.  608.)— Rambles  In  the  deserts  of  S.  27  pp. 
(N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  40,  1864,  p.  471.)— Recent  travels 
and  explorations  in  S.  24  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  68, 1873,  p.  144.)— Rey,  A.  E.  G.  Rapport  sur  une 
mission  sclentlfique  accomplle  en  1864-66  dans  le  nord 
de  la  S.  46  pp.  (Archiv.  miss.  sci.  et  lit.  v.  3,  p.  329.) — 
Visit  to  tbe  tribes  ot  the  Ryhanlu  Turkmans.  6 
pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  88,  1860,  p.  669.)— Signr,  L. 
de.  Une  caravane  trangalse  en  S.  38  pp.  (Bev.  d. 
dewn  mmdes,  1861,  2  pSr.  v.  33,  p.  181.)— Stelnthal,  H. 
Aus  Syrlen.  11  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  v'oelkerpsyoh.  v.  2, 1862,  p. 
487,)— Strongholds  of  S.  6  pp.  (BubUn  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  69, 1862,  p.  699.)— Syrian  subjects  of  the  Forte. 
17  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v;  131, 1882,  p.  606.)— Thom- 
son, W.  M.  Travels  in  northern  S.  34  pp.  (Biblioth. 
Sacra,  v.  6, 1848,  p.  447.)— Voeu6,  E.  M.  de.  Journfies 
de  voyage  en  S.  104  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3 
p6r.  V.  7,  pp.  328,  621 ;  V.  8,  p.  619.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  49,  1841,  p.  181 ;  v.  73, 
1853,  p.  732;  v.  126, 1879,  pp.  267, 387,  674.  .illso  Aleppo. 
— Antioch.— Baalbec.— Bashan. — Damascus. — 
Lebanon,  Mt. — Levant. — Palestine. — Palmyra. 
-Phoenicia.— Sinai,  Mt.  Also  Bedouins.- Bible, 
Geography.—WalktLbya. 

Syria,  Antiquities. 

Chesney,  Maj.-Qen.  F.  R.  In  his  Expe- 
dition for  the  survey  of  the  rivers  Euphrates 
and  Tigris.     1850,  3  v. 


Conder,  G.  R.    Heth  and  Moab.    Explo- 
rations in  Syria  in  1881  and  1883.     1888. 

Bertou,  J.  de.    Les  ruinea  antiques  de  Deir-el- 

Ealaah,  prSs  de  Beyrout.  7  pp.  (Rev.  arcMol.  v.  3, 
1846,  p.  617.)— Bonoml,  J.  Remains  of  antiquity  in 
the  vicinity  of  Beyrout.  3  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit. 
Trans,  v.  3, 1839,  p.  106.)— Ceccaldl,  G.  0.  LSontopoUs 
de  S.  4  pp.  (Rev.  arcMol.  n.  s.  v.  23,  1872,  p.  169.)— 
Monument  de  Sarba.  22  pp.  (Bev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  36, 
1878,  p.  1.)— De  Forest,  E.  A.  Notes  on  ruins  in  the 
Boka'a  and  in  tbe  Belfid  Ba'albek.  16  pp.  (Am. 
Orient.  Soo.  Journ.  v.  3, 1863,  p.  349.)— Iianmey,  G.  de. 
Surveyor  Egypt  and  S.,  in  1422:  tr.  by  John  Webb. 
164  pp.  2  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  21,  1827,  p.  281.)— Ije- 
troune,  J.  A.  Grand  aqueducprdsde  Beyrout.  3  pp. 
[Rm.  archiol.  v.  3,  1846,  p.  489.)— JVevrbold,  T.  J.  On 
the  site  of  Carauus,  and  tbe  Island  Ar-Buad.  6  pp. 
(Royal  Asiat.  Soo.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  v.  16,  1866,  p.  32.)— 
Rey,  A.  E.  G.  Note  aur  un  temple  de  Bactoofiofi,  en  S. 
3  pp.  (Soo.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1866,  p.  49;  with 
Mim.  V.  30,  1868.)— Ritter,  H.  0.  Ueber  einlge  ver- 
Bchledenartlge  charakteristlscbe  denkmale  des  noerd- 
lichen  Syrlens.  31  pp.  2  pi.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens. 
PAiZo!.  hist,  klasse  Abhandl.  1854,  p.  333.)— Vogui,  0.  J. 
M.  de.  FoulUes  de  Cbypre  et  de  S.  9  pp.  (Bev.  archiol. 
n.  a.  V.  6,  1862,  p.  244.) 

See  also  Inscriptions,  Syrian. 

Syria,  Architecture. 

Key,  a.  E.  G.  Etude  sur  les  monuments 
de  1 'architecture  militaire  des  croises  en 
Syrie.  1871.  {Coll.  de  doo.  in&d.  hist,  de 
France,  1  s.) 

Syria,  Church  history. 

ASSEMANI,  G.  S.  De  Syria  Nestorianis 
dissertatio.  1738.  {In  his  Biblioth.  orient. 
V.  3,  pt.  3.) 

Benni,  C.  B.     Tradition  of  the  Syriae 

church  of  Antioch.    1871. 

Etheridgb,   J.  W.      Syrian   churches : 

their  early  history,  liturgies,  and  literature. 
1846. 

Famin,  S.  M.  C.    Histoire  de  la  rivalite 

et  du  protectorat  des  eglises  chr6tiennes  en 
Orient.     1853. 

Lbnormant,  F.     Persecution  du  Chris- 

tianisme  en  1860.     1860. 
Uhlemann,F.  Symeon  der  erste  Saeulen- 

heilige  in  Syrien  und  sein  einfluss ...    1846. 

AbulfaraJ  (GregorlusBar-Hebraeus).  Fatrlarchae 

et  Primates  seti  Maphrlani  Syrorum.  43  pp.  (Asse- 
maul,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  2,  p.  321.)— Dlonysius 
If  Patriarch  of  the  Jacobites.  Hlstoriae  epitome.  18  pp. 
(Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  2,  p.  98.)— Egypt 
and  S. :  western  Influence.  28  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v. 
29, 1858,  p.  149.)— Etherldge,  J.  W.  Liturgies  of  the 
Syrian  churches.  49  pp.  (Syrian  churches,  p.  188.) — 
Syriae  church  history.  John  of  Epbesus.  16 
pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  31, 1869,  p.  66.)— Thompson,  L. 
Religious  sects  of  S,  13  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  14, 
1857,  p.  625.) 

See  also  Druses. — Jacobites.  —  Marouites. — 
Nestoriaus. 

Syria,  Geology  and  natural  history. 

Hasselquist,  F.      In  his  Voyages  and 

travels  in  the  Levant.    1766. 
Lartet,  L.  In  his  Exploration  geologique 

de  la  Mer  Morte.     n.  d. 
Lynch,  Com.W.  F.    In  his  Official  report 

of  the  United  States  expedition  to  explore 

the  Dead  sea  and  river  Jordan.     1853. 

Satjlcy,  L.  F.  J.  C.  de,  and  Michon,  J. 

H. ,  Abbi.  Catalogue  des  plantes  observees 
en  Syrie  et  en  Palestine.  1854.  (Saulcy,  L. 
F.  J.  C.  de.  Voyage  autour  de  la  Mer  Morte, 
Atlas.) 


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Stainton,  H.  T.    Tineina  of  Syria  and 

Asia  Minor.     1867. 

Savlguy,  M.  J.  C.  L.  de.    Systftme  des  olseaux  de 

I'Egypte  et  de  la  S.  210  pp.  (Descript.  de  VEgypte,  v. 
23,  p.  221.) 

See  also  Bible,  Natural  history. 

Syria,  History. 

Ab<i  Asm6,'ail  Mohammad  bin  'Abd  Allah 
Al-Azdi  al  Ba^ri.  Potooh  Al-Sham,  being  an 
account  of  the  Moslim  conquest  of  Syria. 
1853;  1854.    {Biblioth.  Indica.) 

Al-Vaqidi  Al  Aslami,  Abu  'Abd  Allah 

Mohammad  bin  'Omar.  Conquest  of  Syria 
. . .  Ed.  with  notes  by  W.  N.  Lees.  [Arabic.} 
1854-62,  3  V.     {Biblioth.  Indica.) 

Barker,  J.    Syria  and  Egypt  under  the 

last  5  Sultans  of  Turkey.     1876,  2  v. 

MiOT,  J.  F.    M6moires  pour  servir  a  I'his- 

toire  des  expeditions  en  Egypte  et  en  Syrie. 
1814. 

Napier,  Vice-Admiral  Sir   C.      War  in 

Syria.     1842,  2  v. 
NAPOijBOliI,Emperor  of  the  French.  0am- 

pagnes  d 'Egypte  et  de  Syrie,  1798-99.     1847, 

3  V. 

Athlr  [/67t],  A1]u'l-Hassan  All  az-ed-Din.    Hls- 

tolre  des  princes  atabeks  en  Syrie,  par  M.  de  Gruignes. 
37  pp.  (Inet.  de  Trance,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  1, 1787,  p. 
512.) — Beugnot,  A.  A.,  Comte.  M^moire  sur  le  regime 
des  terres  dans  les  prlnclpautes  fondles  en  Syrie  par 
les  Francs,  k  la  suite  des  croisades.  93  pp.  {Biblioth. 
Ecole  d.  Ohartes,  v.  14,  1852,  p.  629 ;  V.  15,  1853,  pp.  31, 
236,  409.)— Dupeyron,  P.  de  S.  Syrie  et  les  BSdoulns 
sous  I'adrainiatration  turque.  31  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1865,  2  s.  1  p§r.  v.  9,  p.  1270;  v.  10,  p.  339.)— 
Nau  de  Cbamplouis*  Dlx  mols  au  service  de 
I'Earope.  L'expSditlon  de  8.,  1860-61.  26  pp.  {Rev. 
coniemp.  1862,  t.  1,  p.  605.)— Key,  A.  E.  G.  Sur  le  flet 
du  comte  Joscelln,  en  S.  2  pp.  (See.  antlq.  de  Prance, 
Bull.  1880,  p.  72;  with  Mfm.  v.  41,  1880.)— Sur  les  terri- 
tolres  poss6des  par  les  Prancs.  9  pp.  1  map.  (Soc. 
antlq.  de  France,  JUim.  v.  41, 1880,  p.  86.)— Waddlng- 
ton,  W.  H.  Les  6res  employees  en  S.  10  pp.  (Rev. 
archiol.  n.  s.  v.  11,  1865,  p.  263.)— Warner,  H.  J.  Da- 
mascus, and  the  July  massacres.  27  pp.  ( Chr.  £'a;ani. 
V.  70, 1861,  p.  325.)— Wriglit,  W.  Syrian  colonization. 
19  pp.    (  Oontemp.  Eeii.  v.  43,  1883,  p.  122.) 

See  also  lievant.  —  Palestine.  —  Palmyra.  — 
Phoenicia. — Sinai,  Mt.    Also  Crusades. 

Syria,  Mythology. 

Bellort,  G.  P.  Expositlo  symbolici  deae  Syriae 
slmulaorl.  4  pp.  (Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Or.  anliq.  v.  7, 
p.  425.) — ljnciai[m»,o/ Samosata.  De  Syria  dea.  [Gr. 
et  Lat.]  15  pp.  {Opera,  p.  733;  Didot,  A.  P.,  Biblioth. 
gr.)—The  same,  tr.  In  English.  37  pp.  {Works,  v.  2,  p. 
433.)— Selden,  J.  De  diis  Syrls.  109  pp.  ( Opera  omnia, 
V.  8,  p.  202.) 

Syria,  Numismatics. 

Gardner,  P.  Catalogue  of  Greek  coins. 
Seleucid  kings  of  Syria.  1878.  (Poole,  R. 
S.,  Cat.  of  Greek  coins  in  the  Brit.  Mus.) 

Scliluniliereer,  G.    Numlsmatique  des  croisades. 

10  pp.    {Rev.  arohiol.  n.  s.  v.  29, 1875,  p.  221.) 

Syria,  Politics. 

Alanx,  G.  d'.  Le  Llban  et  Davoud-Pacha.  75  pp. 
{Eev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  58,  p.  139 ;  1866,  V.  63, 
p.  5.) — Ault-Dumesnil,  E.  d'.  La  rSforme  turque 
et  la  question  du  Llban.  28  pp.  {Correspondant,v.26, 
1850,  p.  658;  T.  27,  1851,  p.  36.)— Bandlconr,  L.  de. 
Politique  anglalse  au  Llban.  12  pp.  {Correspondant, 
V.  23, 1848,  p.  85.)— Cblrol,  M.  V.  French  diplomacy 
In  S.  12  pp.  (^Fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  31,  1882,  p.  427.)— 
Conder,  O.  R.  France  and  S.  17  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n. 
8.  V.  34,  1883,  p.  227.)— Disturbances  In  S.  24  pp. 
{N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  33,  1860,  p.  332.)— Peter  the  Great 
and  S.  17  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  127, 1880,  p.  561.)— 
Raymond,  X.    La  Syrle  et  la  question  d'orlent.    69 


pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860,  2  p6r.  v.  29,  pp.  399,  627.) 
-Rostand,  J.  Coup  d'oell  sur  la  S.  34  pp.  (Corres- 
pondant, V.  13, 1846,  p.  234.)— Saint-IUtarc  Grlrardln. 
Les  affaires  de  S.  74  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1861,  2 
p6r.  V.  33,  p.  964;  V.  34,  p.  719 ;  T.  36,  p.  257.)— La  Syrle 
au  commencement  de  1862.  24  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mon- 
des, 1862,  2  p6r.  T.  38,  p.  468.)— Syria  and  the  eastern 
question.  26  pp.  (JV.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  87, 1862,  p.  422.)— 
Vogui,  M.,  Comte  de.  Les  6v6nementa  de  S.  27  pp. 
{Correspondant,  v.  60, 1860,  p.  776.) 

Syria,  Weights  and  measures. 

Mommsen,  T.  Syrlsches  prcvlnzlalniass  nnd 
roemlscher  reichskataster.  10  pp.  {Hermes,  v.  3, 1869, 
p.  429.) 

Syriac  fables.    See  Fables. 

Syriae  language.    Bernstein,  G.H.    Syr- 

ische  studlen.  108  pp.  (Deutach.  morg.  gesells.  Zeils. 
V.  3,  1849,  p.  385 ;  v.  4, 1860,  pp.  198,  305 ;  V.  6,  1852,  p. 
349.)— Davleg,  B.  Investigation  in  Syriac  philology, 
lb  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  y.  8,  1861,  p.  564.)— Duval,  R, 
Notice  sur  le  dlalecte  de  Ma'loulS.  20  pp.  (Joum. 
asiat.  7  8.  V.  13, 1879,  p.  466.)— Ferrette,  J.  (Jn  a  Neo- 
Syrlac  language,  still  spoken  In  the  Anti-Lebanon.  6 
pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Journ.  v.  20,  1863,  p. 
431.)— lievy,  M.  A.  Einige  bemerkungen  ueber  alt- 
syrische  schrllt.  11  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  T.  12,  1858,  p.  209.)— Martin,  P.  Histoire  de  la 
ponctuatlon  ou  de  la  massore  chez  les  Syrlens.  128  pp. 
{Journ.  asiat.  7  s.  v.  6, 1875,  p.  81.) — Jacques  d'Edesse  et 
les  voyelles  syrlennes.  36  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  6  s.  v.  13, 
1869,  p.  447.)— Tradition  karkaphlenne,  ou  la  massore 
Chez  les  Syrlens.  135  pp.  {Journ.  asiat.  6  s.  v.  14, 1869, 
p.  246.)— Mnrdock,  J.  Syriac  words  for  baptism.  11 
pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  7, 1860,  p.  733.)— BTestle,  E.  Zur 
geschlchte  der  syrisohen  punctatlon.  9  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  30,  1876,  p.  625.)— 'Wiseman, 
N.  P.  S.  Horae  Syrlaoae  ou  dissertations  sur  la  langue 
et  les  lettres  syrlaques.  68  pp.  {Migne,  3.  P.,  Dimonstr. 
ivangil.  v.  16,  p.  9.) 

Syriac  language.  Dictionaries.  Bern- 
stein, G.   H.      Lexicon  linguae    Syriaoae. 

1857. 

Castell,  B.  Lexicon  heptaglotton.  1669, 

2  V. 

GUTBIER,  M.    Lexicon  Syriacum.     1667. 

[With  Novum  Testamentum  Syriacum.) 

Smith,  R.  P.  [Ed.)    Thesaurus  Syriacus, 

coUegerunt  S.  M.  Quatremere,  G.  H.  Bern- 
stein, .  .  .     1868-86,  5  V. 

Syriac  language.  Grammar.  Jacobus  II 
(Gommentator) ,  Bp.  of  Edessa.  Letter  on 
Syriac  orthography.     1869. 

Michaelis,  J.  D.    Grammatica  Syriaca. 

1784. 

Nestle,   E.       Brevis   linguae   Syriacae 

grammatica,  litteratura,  chrestomathia,  etc. 
1881.  (Petermann,  J.  H.,  and  others.  Porta 
linguarum,  oriental,  v.  5. ) 

Uhlemann,  M.  a.     Syriac  grammar,  tr. 

from  the  German  by  Enoch  Hutchinson. 
1855. 

AbuifaraJ    (Gregorius   Bar  -  Hebraeus).     Book  of 

rays.  32  pp.  {With  Jacobus  II,  Bp.  of  Edessa,  Letter 
ore  Syriac  orthography,  p.  34.)— Stoddard,  D.  T.  Gram- 
mar o£  the  modern  Syriac  language,  as  spoken  In 
Oroomiah,  Persia,  and  in  Koordiatan.  188  pp.  (Am. 
Orient.  Soc.  Joum.  v.  5, 1856,  p.  1.) 

Syriac  literature.  Assemani,  G.  S.  {Ed. ) 
Bibliotheca  orientalis.    1719-28,  3  v.  in  4. 

BlDPAl,  or  Pilpay.   Kalilag  und  Damnag. 

Alte  syrische  uebersetzung  des  indischen 
fuerstenspiegels.  Text  und  deutsche  ueber- 
setzung von  G.  Bickell.     1876. 

CuRETON,  W.    Ancient  Syriac  documents 

relative   to   the   earliest   establishment  of 


SYRIAC  LITERATURE 


4349 


SYSTfiME  DE  LA  NATURE 


Christianity  in  Edessa  and  the  neighbouring 

countries.    1864. 
Spicilegium  Syriacum.  1855.   {Orient. 

Trans.  Fund.) 
Pratten,  B.  p.  (Tr.)    Syriac  documents 

attributed  to  the  first  3  centuries.     1871. 

(Ante-Nicene  Christ.  lAbr.  v.  30.) 

Syriac  literature.  History,  criticism,  etc. 

Early  Christian  literature  of  Syria.  13  pp.  {N.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  19,  1853,  p.  462.)— Gelger,  A.  Elnlge  neuere 
entdeckungen  auf  dem  geblete  der  syrlachen  litera- 
tur.  2  pp.  (Deutacli.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  27,  1873, 
p.  160.)— Juedlsohe  begrlffe  und  worte  Innerhalt)  der 
syriaohen  Uteratur.  6  pp.  (Deutacli.  morg.  geaella. 
Zeits.  V.  21,  1867,  p.  i87.)— Glldemelster,  J.  Pytha- 
goraa-aprueohe  In  ayriacher  ueberllelerung.  18  pp. 
[Hermes,  v.  4, 1870,  p.  81.)— Noeldeke,  T.  KalUag  und 
Damnag.  Text  und  deutaohe  ueberaetzung  von  G. 
Blckell.  20  pp.  (Deutacli.  morg.  geaells.  Zeits.  v.  30, 
1876,  p.  762.)— Slndban  Oder  die  sleben  welaen  melater 
. . .  Ton  Prledrloh  Baethgen.  24  pp.  (Deutacli.  morg. 
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Ta  Tsing  ILeu  liCe ;  being  the  fundamental 
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Taaffe,  John.  History  of  the  holy,  military, 
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Tabag^t-i^lVasiri.  See  AbQ  'Omar  Miuhaj 
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Tabari,  Abu  Jafar  Mohammad  Bin  Moham- 
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Chronique  ;    tr.   sur  la  version  persane 

d'Abou-Ali  Mohammed  Belami,  .  .  .  d'apres 
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V.  2, 1848,  p.  169.) 

Tabarin.  17  cent.  CEuvres  completes  avec 
les  rencontres,  fantaisies,  et  coq-d-1'ane  fac6- 
tieux  du  Baron  de  Gratelard  et  divers  opus- 
cules pub.  separ^ment  sous  le  nom  ou  d  pro- 
pos  de  Tabarin.  Le  tout  precede  d'une  in- 
troduction et  d  'une  bibliographic  tabarinique 
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Elzevir.)  —1138 

Contents.  Almanach  proplietique  pour  I'annge 
1623,  V.  2.— Amours  de  Tabarin  et  d'Isabelle,  v.  2.— 
Arrests  admlrables  et  autbentlques  du  Sleur  Taba- 
rin, V.  2.— Bon  Jour  et  bon  an  k  Messieurs  les  Cor- 
nards  de  Paris  et  de  Lyon,  v.  2.— Caresme  prenant  et 
les  Jours  gras  de  Tabarin  et  d'Ysabelle,  v.  2.— Juste 
plainte  contre  I'un  des  mlnlstres  de  Cliarenton,  v. 
2.— Tromperles  des  charlatans  descouvertes,  v.  2.— 
Besponse  du  Sleur  Tabarin  au  Uvre  IntltulS  La  Trom- 
perle  des  charlatans  descouverte,  v.  2.— Dlacours  de 
I'orlglne  des  moeure . . .  dea  clarlatans,  v.  2.— Clair- 
voyant Intervenu  sur  la  response  de  Tabarin,  v.  2.— 
Descente  de  Tabarin  aux  enters,  v.  2.— Xlstrelnes 
universelles  pour  I'an  1621,  v.  2, — Kstrennes  ad- 
mlrables du  Sleur  Tabarin,  v.  2 Fantaisies  plal- 

santes  et  tacetleuses,  v.  2.— Farces  tabarlnlques,  v. 
2.— Entree  de  Qautler  Gargnille  en  I'autre  monde, 
V.  2.— Kenoontre  de  Gautler  aargulUe  aveo  Tabarin  en 
I'autre  monde,  v.  2. — Rencontres,  fantalalea,  et  coq-&- 
I'asnes  faceoleux  du  Baron  de  Grattelard,  v.  2.— 
Harangue  falcte  au  charlatan  de  la  place  Dauflne  il 
la  descente  de  son  theatre,  v.  2.— Inventalre  unl> 
versal  des  oouvres  de  Tabarin,  v.  2.— Jardln,  re- 
cuell,  tresor  abreg6  de aecrets,]eux, etc.  v. 2.'— Justes 

(17,  6,  90.) 


plalntes  du  Sleur  Tabarin  sur  les  troubles  et  divi- 
sions de  ce  temps,  v.  2.— Adieu  de  Tabarin  au  peuple 
de  Paris,  v.  2.— Procez,  plalntes,  et  Informations 
d'un  mouUn  k  vent  de  la  porte  Salnct-Antholne  contre 
le  Sleur  Tabarin,  v.  2 — Q,uerelle  arrlv6e  entre  le 
Sleur  Tabarin  et  Franolsqulne  sa  femme,  v.  2.— Ee- 
cuell  general  dea  rencontres,  queatlonea,  etc.  v.  1.— 
Adventnrea  et  amours  du  Capltalne  Rodomont,  v. 
1 — Russes  et  finesses  descouvertes  sur  lea  cham- 
brlSres  de  ce  temps,  v.  2.— Veinant,  A.  Blbllographle 
tabarinique,  v.  1. 

Saint- Victor,  P.  J.  E.  B.,  Comte  de.    Tabarin.    40 

pp.    (In  his  Deux  masques,  v.  3:  Modernes,  p.  224.) 

Tabaristan.    Dorn,  B.    Geschichte  Taba- 

rlatan's  nach  Chondemlr.  138  pp.  (St.  Petersburg 
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Nachrlchten  ueber  T.  Naoh  dem  T&rlkh-l-Taberlstan 
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Tabart,  Benjamin.  Fairy  tales,  or  the  Lilli- 
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Tabb,'"  John  B.  The  Bridge.  1  p.  (Sarper's 
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JUag.  V.  55, 1877,  p.  199.) 

Tabellarii,  Les,  courriers  porteurs  de  de- 

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Taber,  C.  A.  M.    How  the  great  prevailing 

winds  and  ocean  currents   are  produced. 

Boston,  1883.     13°.  —3466 

Taberistanensis,  id   est  annales  regum 

atque  legatorum  Dei.    See  Tabari,  Abu  Jafar 

Mohammad  Bin  Mohammad  (Ibn  Jerir  bin 

Yezid  et-Tdbari).' 
Tabernacle.   Soltau,  H.  W.   Holy  vessels 

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n.  d. 

Adam  Scotug,  Bp.  of  Withern.   De  tripartite  taber- 

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See  also  Jews* 

T&bit   Ben   Oabir    (Ta'abbata   Sarran). 

Baur,  G.  Der  arablsohe  held  und  dlchter  TSblt  Ben 
Gablr  von  Eahm,  genannt  Ta'abbata  Sarran,  nach 
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Table,  The.    See  Dining  and  the  table. 
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Table  du  prix  dn  setter  de  bl6,  mesure 

de  Paris,  depuls  1327  3  usqu'en  1681.  3  pp.  (Leber,  J. 
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Table  of  chemical  nomenclature. 

Guy  ton   de   Morveau,    L.   B.,  Baron,  and 

others.  —1583 

Table  of  the  logarithms  of  the  natural 

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Table  ronde.    See  Round  table. 
Table  talk. 

Coleridge  ,  S.  T.    Specimens  of  the  table 

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Goethe,  J.  W.  von.      Opinions  on  the 

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Tableau  de  la  Pologne  ancienne  et 
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Tableau  de  I'amour  conjugal.  Ve- 
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Tableau  de  l'£nipire  romain.  Thierry, 
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Tableau  de  I'Espagne  moderne. 
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Tableau  de  I'inconstance  des  mauvais 
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Tableau  de  Paris.  Mercier,  L.  S.  12  v. 
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Tableau  des  catacombes  de  Rome. 
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Tableau  des  6tats  danois.  Catteau- 
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Tableau  des  revolutions  de  I'Europe. 
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Tables  de  la  lune.    Hansen,  P.  A.  —2491 
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nography, etc. 

Tacitus,  Caius  Cornelius.  Circa  54-117. 
[Opera.]  Accurante  Matthia  Berneggero  . . . 
Ed.  Georgius  Andreas  Dolhopflus  et  Jo- 
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Contents.  Julll  Agrlcolae  vita.— Ab  exceasu  Divl 
Augusti  Annallum  Ubrl  I-VI,  XI-XVI.— Frelns- 
neim,  J.  Expoaltlo  locorum  Oornellanorum  Intac- 
torum  interpretibus,  aut  seous  aoceptorum;  Index- 


TACITUS 


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TACITUS 


Vlro  DOblUaslmo  et  dootiaslmo  Joanul  Ludovtoo  Poy- 
ero  praetatlo.— De  situ,  moi'lbus,  et  popuUa  Ger- 
luaiilae  Ubellus. — A.bexces3uNeronlsHls(orlai-iini 
Ubrl  I-V.— Fab.  QulnotiUanl,  ut  vWetur,  dlalogus  an 
auL  saecuU  orutores  autiquis,  et  quare,  coucedaut. 

Opera  quae  exstant.    Heidelbergae,  1748. 

fo.    (Haurisius,  B.  C,  Script,  rer.  Bom.  v.  3. ) 

3751 

Contents.  Julil  Agrlcolae  vita.— Ab  excessu  Dlvi 
Auguatl  Annaliuni  Ubrl  I-"VI,  XI-XVI.  —  De  situ, 
inorlbus,  ot  pop  uUs  Germaniae  llbellus.— Ab  excessu 
Neronls  Hlstorlarnm  Ubrl  I-V.— Fab.  Quiaotlllanl 
ut  Tldetur,  dlalogus  an  aul  saecull  oratores  antlquls 
et  quare,  coucedaut. 

Opera,  iterum  recensuit,  notas  integras 

Justi  Lipsii,  J.  F.  Gronovii,  Nic.  Heinsii  et 
suas  addidit  Jo.  Augustus  Ernesti.  Lipsiae, 
1773.     3  V.  p.  8°.  3334 

Contents.  JulU  Agrlcolae  vita,  V,  2. — Ab  excessu 
Dlvl  Augustl  Aiuialinm  Ubrl  I-VI,  XI-XVI,  v.  1.— 
Cfilshull,  E.  Deereta  Bomana  pro  Aphrodlslenslbils 
et  Stratorlcensibus  ad  Aunal.  Ill,  62,  v.  2.— Ernesti, 
J.  A.  Excursus  I.  De  vexUlarls,  v.  2. — Excursus  II. 
Ad  aenatusconsultum  de  Vespaslanl  Imperlo,  v.  2. — 
De  situ,  moribus,  et  populls  Gerniaiilae  llbellus,  v. 
2. — Heiuslus,  N.  Anlmad versa  ad  Tacltl  Annallum 
lib.  XVI,  v.  2.— Ad  dlalogurn  de  oratore,  v.  2.— Ad  Hls- 
torlarum  lib.  V,  T.  2.— Ad  Lib.  de  moribus  Germauo- 
rum,  V.  2. — Ad  vltam  Agrlcolae,  v.  2. — Elistoriarnm 
Ubrl  I-V,  v.  2.— Iitpslug,  J.  C.  Coruelll  Tacltl  vita,  v. 
1.— Excursus  ad  Auual.  lib.  XVI,  v.  2.— Ad  Germanlam, 
V.  2.— Ad  Hlstor.  lib.  Ill,  v.  2.— Stemma  Augastae  do- 
mus,  V.  2. — De  oratorlbug  slve  oaussis  corruptae 
eloquentlae  dlalogus,  v.  2. — Veterum  scrlptoram  d© 
Taclto  testimoiiia  vel  e]usdem  fragmenta,  v.  1.— 
Index,  V.  2. 

Quae  extant  omnia  opera.    Qualem  omni 

parte  illustratum  postremo  publicavit  J.  J. 
Oberlin,  cui  postumas  ejusdem  annotationes 
et  selecta  variorum  additamenta  subjunxit 
Jos.  Naudet.  Parisiis,  1819-30.  5  v.  8°. 
(Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  class.  Lot.)      4345 

Contents.    JulU  Agricolae  vita,  v.  i Ab  excessu 

Dlvl  Augustl  Anualium  Ubrl  I-VI,  v.  1 ;  XI-XVI,  v.  2. 
— Barbier,  A.  A.  Notice  des  principales  Sditlona  et 
traductions  de  Taclte,  v.  5. — Brotier,  G.  Anecdota 
de  Tlberls,  alllsque  Imperatorlbus,  v.  5 — Appendix 
cbronologlca,  v.  5.— Excursus  ad  Hlstoriarum  llbros 
I,  II,  V,  V.  6.— Stemma  Caesarum  ad  nummorum, 
scrlptorura  veterum,  ao  maxlme  C.  Cornelli  Tacltl  in- 
telligentiam  illustratum,  v.6.— Supplementum  dlalogi 
de  oratoribus,  v.  4. — Brotier,  G.,  and  Picbon,  J.  Ex- 
cursus ad  Hlstoriarum  librum  I,  Vr5 Brotier,  G., and 

Bupertl,  G.  A.  Excursus  ad  Annallum  librum  XI,  v.  4. 
— Brotier,  G.,  and  otbers.  Excursus  ad  Hlstoriarum 
librum  IV,  v.  5.— Brotier,  G.,  and  others.  Excursus  et 
notae  ad  liibrum  de  moribus  Germanorum,  v.  5. — 
Slmestf,  J.  A.  Praefatio,  v.  1. — Exempla  Imita- 
tiones  e  tragoedlls  variorum  poetarum  Gallorum 
coliecta,  V.  5. —  De  situ,  moribus,  et  populls  Ger- 
maniae, V.  4. — Historiarum  llbrl  I-V,  v.  3. — Lip- 
slug,  J.  0.  Cornelli  Tacltl  vita,  v.  1. — LIpslus,  .7.,  and 
Brotier,  G.  Excursus  ad  Hlstoriarum  librum  III,  v.  5. 
—LIpslus,  J.,  and  others.  Excursus  ad  Annallum 
libros  V,  XII-XVI,  V.  4.— Biuret,  M.  A.,  and  others. 
Excursus  ad  Annallum  libros  I-IV,  VI,  v.  4.— De  ora- 
toribns  slve  de  oaussis  corruptae  eloquentlae  dla- 
logus, V.  4.— C.  Cornelli  Tacltl  polltica,  v.  6.— Ross- 
feld,  J.,  and  others.  Notae  ad  librum  de  vita  Cn. 
JulU  Agrlcolae,  v.  5.— Schnli,  J.  H.  A.  Excursus  ad 
Dlalogum  de  oratoribus,  v.  4.— Veterum  scriptorum 
de  Taclto  testtmonia,  vel  ej  usdem  fragmenta,  v.  1. 
— Indices,  v.  5. 

Opera  omnia    ex  editione    Oberliniana, 

cum  hotis  et  interpretatione  in  usum  Del- 
phini,  variis  leotionibus,  notis  variorum, 
^usti  Lipsii  excursibus,  recensu  codicum  et 
editionum,  et  indioe.  Londini,  1831.  9  v. 
8°.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.)  4353 

Contents.  JulU  Agrlcolae  vita,  v.  7 — Ab  excessu 
Dlvl  Augustl  Annallum  Ubrl  I-III,  v.  1  j  IV-XI,  v.  2 ; 
XII-XIII,  V.  3;  XIV-XVI,  V.  4.— Curae  seouudae  ad 
libros  Annallum,  v.  4 — Brotier,  G.  De  vita  et  scrlp- 
tis  Cornelli  Tacltl,  v.  1.— Keoensus  codicum  MS8 
nova  ratlone  digestus,  v.  9.— Recensus  codicum  MSS 
qui  in  blbllothecls  Brltannlcls  servantur,  v.  9. — Re- 
census  editionum  in  YIII  aetates  digestus,  v.  9.— 
Paet  v.— 60. 


De  situ,  moribus,  et  populls  Germaniae,  v.  7.— 

Hlstoriarum  Ubrl  I-II,  v.  5;  Ill-V,  v.  6 Lilpgiug, 

J.  Ad  Annallum  libros  I-XVI  excursus,  v.  9 Ex- 
cursus ad  Gerraaniam,  v.  9. — Excursus  ad  Hist.  lib. 
Ill,  V.  9.— Stemma  Augustae  domua,  in  seriem  redac- 
tum,  V.  9.— Mors  Neronlg  et  initium  prlnclpatus 
Galbae,  v.  5. — Nomina  Interpretum  qui  laudautur 
in  notis,  V.  1.— Bfotae  variorum  in  C.  C.  Tacltl  opera, 
V.  8,  9. — De  oratorlbug  slve  de  caueis  corruptae  elo- 
quentlae dlalogus,  V.  7.— Plobon,  J.  Eplstola  sere- 
nlssimo  Delphino,  v.  1.  —  Veterum  scriptorum  de 
Taclto  testimonia,  vel  ejusdem  fragmenta,  T.  1. — 
Index,  V.  9. 

Opera  omnia,  ad  fidem  editiouis  Orelll- 

anae.     Oxonii,  1854.    3  v.  18".  3337 

Contents.  Vita  JulU  Agrlcolae,  v.  2. — Ab  excessu 
Dlvl  Augustl  Annallum  llbrl  I-VI,  XI-XVI,  v.  1.— 
De  situ,  moribus,  et  populls  Germaniae  liber,  v.  2. 
— Ab  excessu  Dlvl  Augustl  Historiarum  Ubrl  I-V, 
V.  2.— De  oratoribus  dlalogus,  v.  2. 

Opera  quae  supersunt  ad  fidem  codicum 

Mediceorum  ab  Jo.  Georgio  Baitero  denuo 
excussorum  ceterorumque  optimorum  libro- 
rum  recensuit  atque  interpretatus  est  Jo. 
Caspar  Orellius.  Ed.  altera.  V.  1,  3,  pts. 
1-3.    Turici  et  Berolini,  1859-77.     3  v.  8°. 

3314 
Contents.  Vita  Julil  Agrlcolae.  v.  2. — Annallum 
ab  excessu  Dlvl  Augustl  Ubrl  I-VI,  XI-XVI,  v.  1.— 
Index  rerum  gestarum  Dlvl  August!  slve  Munumen- 
tum  Ancyrauum  una  cum  Graecae  interpretationis 
reliqulis  Anoyranis  et  Apollonlensibus,  v.  1.— Cliro- 
nologia  Annallum,  v.  1. — De  situ  Germaniae 
liber,  V.  2.— De  oratorlbug  dialogua,  v.  2.— Orelli, 
J.  K.    Praefatio,  v.  1. 

Libri  qui  supersunt.  Quartum  recognovit 

Carolus  Halm.  Lipsiae,  1883.  3  v.  16°.  3334 
Contents.  De  vita  et  moribus  JulU  Agrlcolae,  v.  2. 
— Ab  excessu  Dlvi  Augustl  Annallum  Ubrl  I-VI,  XI- 
XVI,  V.  1.— Fragmenta  historiarum,  v.  2. — De  Ger- 
mania,  v.  2.— Hlstoriarum  libri  I-V,  v.  2. — Dlalogus 
de  oratoribus,  v.  2. — Index,  v.  2. 

Works;  [tr.]  by  Arthur  Murphy.    With 

an  essay  on  the  life  and  genius  of  Tacitus; 
notes,  supplements,  and  maps.  London, 
1793.    4  V.  4°.  3753 

Contents.  Lite  of  Cnaeus  Julius  Agricola,  v.  4.— 
Annals  I-VI,  v.  1 ;  XI-XVI,  v.  2.— Genealogical  table 
of  the  Caesars,  v.  2.— Treatise  on  the  situation,  man- 
ners, and  people  of  Germany,  v.  4. — History,  v.  3. 
—Murphy,  A.  Essay  on  the  life  and  genius  ot  Ta- 
citus, v.  1.— Dialogue  concerning  oratory,  or  the 
causes  of  corrupt  eloquence,  v.  4. 

Note. — Y.  1-3  have  each  a  geographical  table. 

Works.   The  Oxford  translation,  revised. 

With  notes.  London,  1854.  3  v.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.)  3757 

Contents.  Life  of  Cnaeus  Julius  Agricola,  v.  2. — 
The  Annals,  v.  1. — Treatise  on  the  situation,  man- 
ners, and  inhabitants  ot  Germany,  v.  2.— The  His- 
tory, V.  2.— Dialogue  concerning  oratory,  or  the 
causes  of  corrupt  eloquence,  v.  2.— Index,  v.  2. 

Fragmenta.    2  pp.    (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  ^om./raffm. 

p.  604.)— De  Galllg.  31  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  Mst. 
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Andrbsbn,  G.     De  vocabulorum  apud 

Tacitum  collocatione.     1874. 

BOETTICHER,  W.    Lexicon  Taciteum  sive 

de  stilo  O.  C.  Taciti.     1830. 

Donne,  W.  B.    Tacitus.    1880.    (Collins, 

W.  L.,  Anct.  classics  for  Eng.  readers.) 

Draeqer,  a.    Ueber  syntax  und  stil  des 

Tacitus.     1874. 

Gerber,  a.,  and  Greee,  A.  {Eds.)    Lexi- 
con Taciteum.     1877-86,  6  pts. 

Lehmann,  a.     De  verborum  composito- 

rum  quae  apud  Sallustium,  Caesarem,  Livi- 
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Mueller,  J.    Beitraege  zur  kritik  und 

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Notae  variorum  in  C.  C.  Taciti  opera. 

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Barbler,  A.  A.    Notice  flea  prlncipales  Sditlons  et 

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TAILLANDIER 


Tafel,  Rudolph  Leonhard.  1831—.  Latin 
pronunciation.  See  Tafel,  J.  F.  L.,  and 
Tafel,  R.  L. 

(Ed.)  Apocalypsis explicata.  SeeSweden- 

borg,  E. 

(Ed.)     Itineraria  et  philosophica.     See 

Swedenborg,  E. 

(Ed.)    Mathematica  et  principia  rerum 

naturalium.    See  Swedenborg,  E. 

(Ed.)  Miscellanea  anatomica  et  philoso- 
phica.   See  Swedenborg,  E. 

(Ed.)    Miscellanea  physica  et  mineralo- 

gica.    See  Swedenborg,  E. 

■^—  (Ed.)  Miscellanea theologica.  See  Swe- 
denborg, E. 

(Ed.)   Opusculum  de  cultu  et  amore  Dei. 

See  Swedenborg,  E. 

(Ed.)       Regnum    animale,    anatomice, 

physice,  et  philosophice  perlustratum.  See 
Swedenborg,  E. 

(Ed.)    Transactionum   de  cerebro  frag- 

menta.    See  Swedenborg,  E. 

Tafel,  Theophilus  L.  F.  See  Tafel,  Gottlieb 
L.  F. 

Tafereel  van  de  overwintering  der  Hol- 
landers op  Nova  zemWa.dicht.  36  pp.  ToUens.H.  C, 
Oezam.  dichtwerken,  v.  5,  p.  97. 

Tafereel  van  der  vierdaagschen  zeeslag, 
dioht.  23  pp.  Tollens,  H.  CGezam.  dfcft(MerJ:en,v.l,p.5. 

Taffl,  or  Tafl,  Andrea.    Vasari,  G.     Andrea 

Tafl.  IB  pp.  [Opure,  v.  1,  p.  331  ;  Yite  de'  fUlori,  v.  2, 
p.  225;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  1,  p.  77 :  Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.) 

Taffln,  Pierre.    1598-1650.    De  veterum  Ro- 

manorum  anno  secularl,  ejusque  potlsslmum  per 
ludos  seculares  celebrltate,  eorumque  chronologia.  90 
pp.    (Graevlus,  J.  Q.,  Thes.  antiq.  Bom.  v.  8,  p.  467.) 

Taft,  George  S.  Compilation  of  Senate  elec- 
tion cases,  from  1789  to  1885.  Washington, 
1885.  8°.  ( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  mis- 
eel,  docs.  V.  3,  No.  47.)  —4493 

Tagara,  India.    Wilford,  F.    Remarks  on 

the  city  of  T.    7  pp.    (Asiat.  Research  v.  1, 1788,  p.  369.) 

Tagai-4,  Edward.  Gannett,  E.  g.  Tagart's 
Sketches  of  the  reformers.  10  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  37, 
1844,  p.  170.) 

Tageblicta,  Ein.   72pp.   Tieck,L.,Sc/iriffew, 

V.  15,  p.  291. 

Tageblicli  des  deutsch-franzoesischen  krie- 

ges,  1870-71.    Hirth,  G.,  and  Gosen,  J.  von. 

3  V.  3673 

Tagebuecber.    Varnhagen  von  Ense,  K. 

A.  L.  P.    14  V.  3676 

Tagen  unserer  grossvaeter,  Aus  den. 

Soheube,  H.  3696 

Tagliacarne,  Benedetto.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

M¥m.  des  hommes,  v.  33. 

TagliODi,  Marie  (afterwards  Comtesse  Gil- 
bert de  VolBlns).  Contemporary  portraits.  Marie 
Taglioul.  13  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1879. 
p.  461.) 

Tagns  river.     Latour,  A.  de.     Le  Tage. 

15  pp.,    (  Correspondant,  v.  49, 1860,  p.  494.) 

Tatactn  uddtn.  18  cent.  Aventures  de 
Kamrup.  Tr.  de  I'hindoustani  par  M.  Garoin 
de  Tassy.  Paris,  1834.  8°.  (Orient.  Trans. 
Fund.)  3173 

- — Causslnde  Perceval,  A.  Critique  lltt6ralre  [sur] 
lea  Aventures  de  Eamrup,  tr.  de  I'hlndouBtanl  par 
Garcln  de  Tassy.  27  pp.  (Joum.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  15, 1835. 
p.  446.) 

Tall -Gali-Jnte,  or  Logan  and  Capt.Michael 

Cresap.    86  pp.   Mayer,  B.   (Maryland  Hlst.Soc,  Ptji).) 


Tahiti.  Buschmann,  J.  K.  E.  Apergu  de 
la  langue  des  iles  Marquises,  et  de  la  langue 
taitienne.     1843. 

Textes  marquesans  et  tal'tiens.     1843. 

Melville,  H.      Omoo :  a  narrative  of 

adventures  in  the  South  Seas.    1847.    (Mur- 
ray, J.,  LAhr.) 

Adams,  A.     Tine  qulnzalne  h.  T.,  PomarS  IV  et 

Pomar§  V.  17  pp.  {Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  73,  1877,  p. 
803.)— Cummliig,  C.  F.  G.  Last  king  of  T.  18  pp. 
[Contemp.  Rev.  v.  41, 1882,  p.  819.)— Humboldt,  P.  W. 
0.  K.  F.,  Freiherr  von.  Vocabulalre  ln§dlt  de  la  langue 
talitienne.  51pp.  {With  BuBchma.iin,  J.  K.'E.,  Aperfu 
de  la  langue  des  iles  Marquises,  p.  90.) — Jurlen  de  la 
Gravi^re,  E.  Le  protectorat  fran9als  h  T.  20  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1872,  2  pfe.  T.  97,  p.  297.)— Rev- 
baud,  L.  L'Art6mise  h,  T.  33  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1840,  i  B.  T.  23,  p.  548.)— Stoddard,  C.  W.  A  canoe- 
crulse  in  the  coral  sea.  5  pp.  {Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6, 
1870,  p.  B71.)— A  prodigal  In  T.  12  pp.  {Atlant.  Mmthly, 
V.  30, 1872,  p.  610.)— Taboo.  A  fete-day  In  T.  12  pp. 
(  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8, 1872,  p.  210.) 
See  also  N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  7, 1847,  p.  137. 

Tahk^moni.    Bore,  E.    Une  seance  du  T. 

24  pp.     [Journ.  asiat.  3  s.  v.  3,  1837,  p.  21.) 

Tah-Koo  Wall -Kan;  or,  the  Gospel 

among  the  Dakotas.    Riggs,  S.  R.        —3376 

Tahureaii,  Jacques.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  34. 

Tai  languages.    Gust,  R.  N.    Tai  family. 

6  pp.  (In  Ids  Sketch  of  mod.  lang.  of  Bast  Indies,  p.  119.) 
Tailfer,  Patrick,  M.  D.,  and  others.  True 
and  historical  narrative  of  the  colony  of 
Georgia,  in  America,  from  the  first  settle- 
ment thereof  until  this  present  period. 
Charles  Town,  S.  C,  1741 ;  repr.  Washing- 
ton, 1836.  8°.  (Force,  P.,  rracte,v.  1.)  1644 
The  same.  Repr.  Savannah,  1843.  8°. 
(Georgia  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3.)  3583 

Taillian,  Jules.  Notes  sur  la  langue  vul- 
galre  d'Espagne  et  de  Portugal  au  haul  moyen  Sge 
(712-1200).  17  pp.  (Romania,  v.  8,  1879,  p.  609-  T.  9. 
1880,  pp.  294,  429.) 

Tailhand,  Arthur.    1831—.    Poemes.    3  pp. 

(Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  85,  1880,  p.  790.)  —  Poesies 
paternelles.  6  pp.  (Corrcspondani,  n.  a.  v.  84,  1880. 
p.  939.) 

Taill  of  Kanf  Coilyear.  Herrtage,  S. 
J.  H.  (Ed.)  (Early  Eng.  Text  Soc.  Extra  s. 
No.  39.)  3115 

Tailland,  Claude.  1798-1854.  CEuvres  com- 
pletes. Paris,  1856.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Orat.  sacris,  v.  80. )  —3328 

Contents.     Conftrences,— Exhortations.— BTo- 
tlce  sur  T.— Pan6gyrique  de  St.  Pierre.— Sermons 

et  exhorlatlons.^Inatructlons  famlll6res  sur  le  s  vm- 
bole.  ' 

Taillandier,  Alphonse  Honore.    Nicard,  P. 

Notice.  23  pp.  iSoc.  antlq.  de  France,  Bull.  1869,  p.  36 : 
with  J/^m.  V.  31, 1869.)  >i       . 

Taillandier,  Rene  Gaspard  Ernest,  dit 
Saint  Rene.  1817-79.  La  Comtesse  d'Al- 
bany.    Paris,  1862.     12°.  5887 

^  Le  Roi  Leopold    et   la ,  Reine  Victoria. 

Recits  d'histoire  contemporaine.  Paris. 
1878.     2v.8='.  "^  3645 

Scot  Erigene  et  la  philosophie  scholas- 

tique.     Strasbourg,  1843.    8°.  —1416 

(Ed.)    Lettres  inedites  de  J.  C.  L.  de  Sis- 

mondi,  de  M.  de  Bonstetten,  de  Mme.  de 
Stael,  et  de  Mme.  de  Souza  a  Mme.  la  Com- 
tesse d 'Albany.  Avec  une  introduction. 
Paris.  1863.     13°.  5337 

— -  Colincamp,F.  Souvenirs  d'uncoursd'«oquehce 
frangalse  i.  la  Sorbonne,  par  T.  3  pp.  ( Correspondant, 
n.  s.  V.  74, 1878  p.  174.)-Joubert,  L.  M.  Saint  Keni 
TaiUanrller.  7  pp.  ( Corrapondan«,  n.  s.  v.  78,  1879,  p. 
1136.)-Mont4gut,  !E.  Esgulsses  Utltoalres.  44  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondfs,  1880,  v.  39,  p.  583.)- 


TAILLE 


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TAIT 


Taille,  Jean  de  la.    See  La  Taille,  J.  de. 

TMlIear  Crubacli,  Legend  of.  Lauder, 
Sir  T.  D.,  Legendary  tales  of  the  Highlands, 
V.  3.  1385 

Taillenr  de  pierre  de  St.  Point.    167 

pp.  LamanluQ,  A.  H.  L.  de  F.  de,  CEuwes  aompl.  v.  32, 
p.  385. 

Tailly,  France.  Morelot,  D.  Notice  sur  un 
Hercule  trouTS  &  T.  11  pp.  (Soo.  antlq.  de  France, 
Mem.  V.  7,  1826,  p.  366.) 

Tailor,  Robert.    17  cent.    The  hog  hath  lost 

hl3  pearl.  67  pp.  (Dodsley,  B.,  OWptaj/s,  v.  6,  p.  327; 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  Anct.  Brit,  drama,  v.  3,  p.  47.) 

Tailor.    See  also  Tayler.— Taylor. 
Tailors.    Clode,  G.  M.    Memorials  of  the 

guild  of  Merchant  Taylors  ...  in  the  city  of 

London.    1875. 

DORAN,  J.  Habits  and  men,  with  rem- 
nants of  record  touching  the  makers  of  both. 
1855. 

Cliapter  on  tailors.    8  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  24, 

1841,  p.  288.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  2B,  1829,  p.  345. 

Tailors,    The ;    or,    a   tragedy   for   warm 

weather.    10  pp.    (London  stage,  v.  4.) 

Tain  Bo  Cuailgne.    Bichey,  A.  G.    The 

Teutonic  and  the  Celtic  epic.  The  Nlbelungen  Lied 
and  the  Tain  Bo  Cuailgne.  9  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  9,  1874,  p.  336.) 

Taine,  Hippolyte  Adolphe.  1838—.  De  I'in- 
telligence.  Sed.  Paris,  1870.   3  v.  8°.   —1433 

On  intelligence.    Tr.  from  the  French  by 

T.  D.  Haye,  and  revised  with  additions  by 
the  author.    London,  1871.     8°.  —1433 

English  positivism.      A  study  of  John 

Stuart  Mill.  Tr.  from  the  French  by  T.  D. 
Haye.     3  ed.    London,  1873.     13°.       —1438 

Essai  sur  Tite  Live.    4  ed.    Paris,  1883. 

13°.  3316 

Histoire  de  la  litterature  anglaise.  Paris, 

1863-64.  4  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
131,  1865,  p.  389;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  25, 
1864,  p.  473 ;  v.  27,  1865,  p.  1.)  3343 

History  of  English  literature.    Tr.  fi-om 

the  French  by  H.  Van  Laun.  New  ed. 
Edinburgh,  1873-74.  4  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Dublin  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  33, 1874,  p.  39  ;  Fraser^s 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1873,  p.  370.)  3343 

Italy.    Rome  and  Naples,  Florence  and 

Venice.  From  the  French,  by  J.  Durand. 
3  ed.    New  York,  1871.    3  v.  in  1,  8°.     3546 

Notes  sur  I'Angleterre.    Paris,  1873.  13°. 

1537 

Notes  on  England.  Tr.,  with  an  intro- 
ductory chapter,  by  W.  F.  Rae.  5  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1873.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
133, 1873,  p.  199.)  1527 

Origins  of  contemporary  Prance.     The 

ancient  regime.  Tr.  by  John  Durand.  New 
York,  1876.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
141,  1876,  p.  386.)  1678 

Origins  of  contemporary  France.    The 

French  revolution.  Tr.  by  John  Durand. 
New  York,  1878-85.     3  v.  8°-  1695 

Les  philosophes  frangais  du  XIX  siScle. 

2  ed.     Paris,  1860.     12°.  —1438 

Philosophie  de  I'art.    4  6d.    Paris,  1885. 

2  V.  13°.  —1738 
Philosophy  of  art.  Art  in  Greece.    Tr.  by 

John  Durand.  New  York,  1871.   13°.  —1718 


Philoaopliy  of  art.  Art  in  the  Nether- 
lands. Tr.  by  J.  Durand.  New  York,  1871. 
12°.  —1718 

Bnscom,  J.     Talne's  English  literature.    20  pp. 

(Bibtioth.  Sacra,  v.  30,  1873,  p.  628.)— Bixtoy,  J.  T. 
Talne's  philosophy.  88  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  117, 1873, 
p.  401.) — Conquest  of  the  Jacobins.  26  pp.  (Ber. 
o£  In  Edin.  Reo.  v.  156,  1882,  p.  1.)— Critical  theory 
and  writings  of  T.  36  pp.  (Westm.  Ren.  n.  a.  v.  W, 
1861,  p.  55.)— Deloplace,  E.  Nouveaux  hlstoriens  de 
la  UttSrature  anglaise.  M.  Talne,  M.  Morley.  29  pp. 
(Bev.contemp.  1864, v.6,  p. 760.)— Plske,  J.  Philosophy 
of  art.  22  pp.  (In  his  Unseen  world,  p.  280.)— Fo- 
hlant,  (— ).  Les  Juatlclers  de  la  revolution.  46  pp. 
( Correspondant,  n.  s.v.  76, 1878,  p.  193.)— French  critics 
and  criticism.  M.  Talne.  9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  93, 
1861,  p.  99.)— Hlllebrand,  K.  Das  vorrevolutionaere 
Frankrelch  und  sein  ueuester  geschichtschrelber. 
22  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  V.  12, 1877,  p.  12.)— James, 
H.,  Jr.  Talne's  English  literature.  4  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  29, 1872,  p.  469.)— Klngsley,  W.  L.  Talne's 
History  of  English  literature.  37  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  31, 1872,  p.542.)— Littri,  Dumas,  Pasteur,  Talne. 
15  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  166, 1882,  p.  95.J— Ijudrc,  G.,  Comte 
de.  Orlglnes  de  la  France  contemporaine,  I'Ancion 
regime,  par  T.  17  pp.  ( Correspondant,  u.  s.  v.  68, 1876, 
p.  669.)— Meyer,  C.  Wm.  Shakspere,  John  Bunyaii, 
et  le  systdme  de  T.  26  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  47, 
1870-71,  p.  904.)— Mill,  J.  S.    Talne.    De  I'lntelllgence. 

'8  pp.  (Dissertations  and  discussions,  v.  4,  p.  111.) — Mori- 
son,  J.  C.  La  revolution.  11  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag. 
V.  38, 1878,  p.  235.)— Talne's  "  Anclen  regime."  11  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  33,  1876,  p.  470.)  —  Morley,  J. 
Talne's  new  work  [Ancien  rfiglme].  15  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  19,  1876,  p.  370.)— Philosophy  of  art. 
SO  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  68,  1878,  p.  1  j 
Westm.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  29, 1866,  p.  481.)— Reichlln-Mel- 
deag,  K.  A.  von.  De  I'lntelllgence,  par  T.  34  pp. 
(Zeits.  f.  philos.  V.  62, 1873,  p.  88.)— Salute- Beu-re,  C. 
A.  Divers  ficrlts  de  T.  29  pp.  (Causeries  du  I/undi,v. 
13,  p.  204.)— Histoire  de  la  littfirature  anglaise,  par  T. 
72  pp.  (Nouvea-ux  Lundis,  v.  8,  p.  66.)— Scherer,  E. 
M.  Talne  et  la  critique  systematique.  28  pp.  (Biblioth. 
univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  1, 1858,  p.  497.) — Stephen, 
L.  Talne's  History  of  English  literature.  22  pp. 
(Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  14, 1873,  p.  693.)— Villarl,  P.  Taine 
e  la  critlca  dell'  arte.  24  pp.  (In  his  Saggi  dl  storia, 
p.  193.)- Weir,  J.  F.  Talne's  Philosophy  of  art  in  the 
Netherlands.    12  pp.    (New  Englander,  v.  30, 1871,  p.  44.) 

Taintlirier,  A.  — 1868.  Les  terres  6maillees 
de  Bernard  Palissy,  inventeur  des  rustiques 
figulines.     Paris,  1863.     8°.  —1713 

Taio,  Bp.  of  Saragossa.    7  cent.    Epistola  ad 

Eugenium  Toletanura  eplscopum ;  Sententlarum  librl 
V ;  De  vlslone  Talonis  eplscopi.  135  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,- 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  80,  pp.  723,  727,  989.)— Praefatio  In  V 
lihros  Sententlarum.  2  pp.  (Mablllon,  J.,  Vet.  analect. 
p.  62.) 

Tai>ping  rebellion.    See  China,  History. 
Tai>ping-wang,  and  the  Chinese  rebellion 

of  1853-62.  19  pp.  Johnson,  J.  B,  (New  Englander, 
V.  30,  1871,  p.  389.) 

Taisand,  Pierre.   Miller,  B.   Pierre  Taisand, 

lettres  in6dites  de  Boasuet  et  de  Mile,  de  Scud^ry.  23 
pp.    ( Correspondant,  n.  a.  v.  41, 1869,  p.  72.) 

Taisnier,  Jean.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommea,  v.  39. 

Tait,  Mrs.  Catharine  Spooner.   Benham.  Rev. 

W.     Catharine  and  Craufurd  Tait.     1879. 
Tait,  Craufurd.  Benham,  Sew. W.  Catharine 

and  Craufurd  Tait.     1879. 
Tait,  John   Robinson.     1834 — .     Dolce   far 

niente.     Phila.  1859.     12°.  1355 

Tait,   Peter  Guthrie.     1831—.     Elementary 

treatise  on  quaternions.    2  ed.,   enlarged. 

Oxford,  1873.     8°.  —2436 

Lectures    on    some  recent  advances  in 

physical  science,  with  a  special  lecture  on 
force.    2  ed.,  revised.    London,  1876.    p.  8°. 

—1517 

Introduction  to  quaternions.     See  Kel- 

land,  P.,  and  Tait,  P.  G. 


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TALE  OF  IVAN 


Unseen  universe.    See  Stewart,  B.,  and 

Tait,  P.  G. 

Iiistriiments  employed  in  lieat  investiga- 
tions. 17  pp.  (South  Kensington  Mus.  Handb,  sci. 
apparat.  1876,  p. 129.)— The  pressure  errors  of  the  Chal- 
lenger tKermometers.  4'2  pp.  1  pi.  (Challenger 
Exped.  Narrative,  v.  2,  Appendix  A.) 

Tait.    See  also  Tate. 

Ta/ittariya,  Aitareya,  Svetasvatara,  Kena, 
Isa,  Katha,  Praena,  Mundaka,  and  Man- 
dukya  Upanishads.  Tr.  from  the  original 
Sanskrit  by  E.  Roer.  Calcutta,  1853.  8°. 
{Biblioth.  Indica.)  3106 

Taitiarlya  and  Aittar^ya  Upanis> 
Itads,  with  the  commentary  of  Sankara 
Acharya  and  the  gloss  of  Ananda  Giri,  and 
the  Swetaswatara  Upanishad,  with  the  com- 
mentary of  Sankara  Acharya.  Ed.  by  E. 
Roer.  Calcutta,  1850.  8°.  {Biblioth.  In- 
dica.) 3106 

Taittiriya  Aranyaka  of  the  Black  Yajur 
Veda,  with  the  commentary  of  Sayana- 
charya.  Ed.  by  Rajendralala  Mitra.  Cal- 
cutta, 1873.     8°.     {Biblioth.  Indica.)        3106 

Taittiriya  Br&hmana  of  the  Black  Yajur 
Veda,  with  the  commentary  of  Sayana- 
charya.  Ed.  by  Rajendralala  Mitra,  and 
others.  Calcutta,  1855-70.  3  v.  8°.  {Bib- 
lioth. Indica.)  3166 

Taittiriya  Prd-tisakhya,  with  the  com- 
mentary entitled  the  Tribhashyaratna.  Ed. 
by  Rajendralala  Mitra.  Calcutta,  1873.  8°. 
{Biblioth.  Indica.)  3106 

The  same.  Text,  translation,  and  notes. 
By  Wm.  D.  Whitney.  New  Haven,  1871. 
8°.  3163 

Taittiriya  Sambit^.  Herausg.  von  Al- 
brecht  Weber.  Leipzig,  1871-73.  3  v.  8°. 
(Indische  studien,  v.  11,  13.)  3196 

"Weber,  A.  F.    Ueber  den  padapathader  Taittiriya 

Samhlta.    128  pp.    (Indische  studien,  v.  13, 1873,  p.  1.) 

Taka,   Africa.      Campaign   in   T.      34  pp. 

[BtacJcwood's  Mag,  v.  70,  1851,  p.  251.) 

Takhoma,  Mt.    Stevens,  H.     The  ascent  of 

T.     18  pp.     (Ailant.  MonOiXy,  v.  38,  1876,  p.  613.) 

Talaing  language.    Mason,  F.    The  Ta- 

laing  language.    14  pp.    (Am.  Orient.  Soc.  Jmm.  v.  4, 
1854,  p.  277.) 

Talavakara-IIpanistaad.  9  pp.  (Muel- 
ler, F.  M.,  Sabred  tooks  of  the  East,  v.  1,  p.  146.) 

Talbert,  Bruce  James.  Gothic  forms  ap- 
plied to  furniture,  metal  work,  and  decora- 
tion for  domestic  purposes.  [With  30  pi.] 
London,  1867.    fo.  —1781 

Talbert,  Frangois  Xavier.  1788-1803.  CEu- 
vres  oratoires.  62  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Oral,  sacris,  v.  66. 
p.  643.) 

Talbot,  Catharine.  1730-70.  Works,  8  ed. 
First  pub.  by  the  late  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Carter ; 
and  now  repub. .  .  .  with  notes  and  illustra- 
tions, and  some  account  of  her  life  by  Rev. 
Montagu  Pennington.     London,  1813.    8°. 

3174 

Contents.  Allegories.  —  Dialogues.  —  Educa- 
tion ;  a  fairy  tale.— Essays  on  various  subjects.— 
Letters  to  a  friend  on  a  fntiire  state.— Occasional 
tliouglits — Imitations  of  Ossian.— Pennington, 
M.  Some  account  of  the  life  of  T.— Poetry.— Prose 
pastorals. — Reflections  on  the  7  days  of  the  week. 

Series  of  letters  between  E.  Carter  and 

C.  Talbot.    See  Carter,  E.,  and  Talbot,  C. 

Talbot,  Charles,  Duke  of  Shrewsbury.  1660- 
1718.  Private  and  original  correspondence 
with  King  William,  the  leaders  of  the  Whig 


party,  and  other  distinguished  statesmen  ; 
illustr.  with  narratives,  historical  and  bio- 
graphical :  from  the  family  papers  ...  By 
William  Coxe.     London,  1831.    4°  3763 

Talbot,  Edward  Allen.  Five  years'  resi- 
dence in  the  Canadas :  including  a  tour 
through  part  of  the  United  States  of  America 
in  the  year  1833.    London,  1834.    3  v.  8°.  3466 

Talbot,  Lieut.  Gerald  F.  Analysis  of  the 
organization  of  the  Prussian  army.  Lon- 
don, 1871.     8°-  —3764 

Talbot,  James,  4  Baron  Talbot  de  Malahide. 

Notice  of.    9  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  80, 1876,  p.  264.) 

Talbot,  John,  1  Earl  of  Shrewsbury.  Tucker, 

S.  On  the  discovery  of  the  remains  of  T.  9  pp.  1  pi. 
(Arclmeol,  Journ,  v.  34, 1877,  p.  380.) 

Talbot,  R.  Serf:  a  tragedy.  54  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  19.) 

Talbot,  William  Henry  Fox,  LL.  D.  1800- 
77.  English  etymologies.  London,  1847. 
8°.    (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.Y.  81, 1847,  p.  500. ) 

—3133 

{Tr.)      Assyrian  texts.      London,   1856. 

8°.  {With  Rawlinson,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  H.  C, 
Persian  Cuneiform  inscription  at  Behistun.) 

1314 

{Tr.)    Inscription  of  Tiglath  Pileser  I, 

King  of  Assyria.  See  Rawlinson,  Maj.-Gen. 
Sir  H.  C,  and  others. 

(Tr,)     Standard  inscription  of  Asliur-alch-lial : 

Monolith  of  Ashur-akh-bal ;  A  prayer  and  a  vision; 
Seukereh  Inscription  of  Nebuchadnezzar;  Blrs-Nlm- 
rud  inscription  of  Nebuchadnezzar;  The  revolt  in 
heaven.  32  pp.  (Birch,  S.,  iJecoris  o/ <Aepos(,  v.  7,  pp. 
9, 15,66,  69,  73,  123.)-(rr.)  Chaldean  account  of  the 
creation;  lahtar  and  Izdubar;  Fight  between  Bel 
and  the  dragon.  20  pp.  {Birch,  S.,  Becords  of  the  past. 
v.  9,  pp.  115, 119,  135.)-(J'r.)  Defence  of  a  magts. 
trate  falsely  accused.  6  pp.  {Blrcb.S,,  Becords  of 
thepast,  V.  11,  p.  99.)— (Tr.)  Inscription  of  Esarhad- 
don;  Second  inscription  of  Esarhaddonj  Assyrian 
sacred  poetry ;  Assyrian  talismans  and  exorcisms.  88 
pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Records  of  the  past,  v.  3,  pp.  101, 109, 131, 
139.)— (Tr.)  Inscription  of  Kllammnrabi  ;  Inscrip- 
tion  on  Bellino's  cylinder,  comprising  the  flrst  2  years 
of  the  reign  of  Sennacherib ;  Taylor's  cylinder  of  Sen- 
nacherib; Legend  of  the  descent  of  Ishtar.  44  pp. 
(Birch,  S.,  Becords  of  the  past,  v.  1,  pp.  6,  23,  33, 141.)— 
(Tr,)  Legend  ot  the  infancy  of  Sarglna  I;  Inscrip- 
tion of  Nabonldus ;  Inscription  of  Darius,  at  Nakshl 
Eustam  ;  War  of  the  7  evil  spirits  against  heaven.  21 
pp.  (Birch,  S.,  Becords  of  the  past,  v.  6,  pp.  1, 143, 149, 
161.) 

Talbot  papers.    (Lodge,  E.,  Illustrations 
of  Brit.  hist.  v.  1.)  1515 

Talcott,  Mary  K.    General  history  of  the 

county  [of  Hartford,  Conn.]  to  the  end  of  the  revolu- 
tionary war.  16  pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of 
Hartford  county.  Conn.  v.  1,  p.  73.) 

Tale  for  a  chimney  corner,  and  other 

essays.     Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  3207 

Tale  from  tbe  French  stage.    13  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag,  v.  73,  1853,  p.  617.) 

Tale  Of  a  physician.  Davis,  A.  J.  —435© 
Tale  of  a  trumpet.    39  pp.    Hood,  T., 

Works,  V.  B,  p.  140. 

Tale  of  a  tub.   Swift,  J., 'PForts,  v.  11.    2134 
Tale  of  an  Arab  story>teller.    6  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag,  v.  39, 1849,  p.  112.) 

Tale  Of  Ararat.  16  pp.   {Blackwood's  Maa. 

v.  23,  1830,  p.  24.)  i  i        v  » 

TaleofBramber  castle.    10  pp.    (J'm- 

ser's  Mag.  v.  27,  1843,  p.  136.) 

Tale  of  Florence.    10  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag,  V.  49,  1857,  p.  689.) 

^^i!®,**^  J^**"  •  **■■  *i'0'»  the  Cornish.    3  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  y.  3, 1818,  p.  169.) 


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Tale  of  Jerusalem.    5  pp.    Poe,  E.  A., 

yVorlcs,  ed.  l)y  J.  H.  Ingravit  v.  2,  p.  217. 

Tale  of  mystery.    13  pp.    [Fraser^s  Mag. 

V.  42,  18B0,  p.  601.) 

Tale  of  Paraguay.   130  pp.    Southey,  R., 

Poet,  works,  v.  7,  p.  15. 

Taleof  real  life,  a  poem.  3  pp.   {Fraser^s 

Mag.  V.  31, 1616,  p.  7a2.) 

Tale  of  ten  years  ago.    13  pp.    [Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  6, 1836,  p.  141.) 

Tale  of  tbe  fishwife  of  Bi-entf ord.    8  pp. 

(HazUtt,  W.  0.,  ShaUesp.  libr.  v.  3,  p.  73.) 

Tale  of  the  heptarchy.   8  pp.    {Fraser^s 

May.  T.  18,  1838,  p.  179.) 

Tale  of  the  martyrs.  4  pp.   {Blaakwood''s 

Mag.  V.  26,  1829,  p,  48.) 

Tale  of  the  Masorcha  club.    21  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62, 1817,  p.  47.) 

Tale  of  the  Ragged  Mountains.    12 

pp.    Poe,  E.  A.,  Woi-ks,  ed.  by  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  2,  p.  222. 

Tale  of  the  secret  tribunal.     56  pp. 

Hemana,  Mrs.  F.  D.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  27. 

Tale  of  the  smy  th  and  his  d^me.    52 

pp.  (Halliwell-PhUUpps,  .T.  O.,  Oonlrib.  to  early  Bag.  lit.) 

Tale  of  the  tall  alcalde.  47  pp.  Miller, 

C.  H.,  calhd  Joaquin,  Songs  of  the  Sierras,  p.  195. 

Tale  of  the  two  lovers  of  Pisa.  13  pp. 

(HazllU,  W.  C,  Sliakesp.  Hbr.  v.  3,  p.  60.) 

Tale  of  the  year  1685.    8  pp.    {Fraser^s 

Mag.  T.  21,  1840,  p.  B31.) 

Tale  of  truth.    6  pp.    [Fraser^s  Mag.  v.  12, 

1835,  p.  431.) 

Tale  of  two  cities.  Dickens,  C.  J.  H.   1264 
Tale  told  by  the  fishwife  of  Standon- 

the-green.    14  pp.    (Collier,  J.  P.,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  2j 
Hazlitt,  W.  C, Shakesp.  libr.  v.  2,  p.  197.) 

TalentTolle  mutter.    30  pp.    Heyse,  P. 

J.  L.    (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  20, 1879,  p.  337.) 

Taler.    See  Thaler. 

Tales.    See  English,  French,  German,  etc., 

fiction. 
Tales  and  novels.    Edgeworth,  M.    18  v. 

1278 
Tales  and  steetches.    Stone,  W.  L.    2  v. 

1208 
Tales  and  traditions  of  the  Eskimo. 

Rink,  H.  J.  1234 

Tales,  anecdotes,  and  letters.      Tr. 

from  the  Arabic  and  Persian.   Scott,  J.    1394 
Tales  by  a  barrister.    33  pp.    (Rev.  of 

in  Quart.  Bee.  y.  79, 1847,  p.  61.) 

Tales  by  an  unwilling  author.    4  pp. 

{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  11, 1823;  p.  117.) 

Tales  by  the  O'Hara  family.    See  Ba- 

nim,  J. — Banim,  M. 
Tales  for  the  common  people.  234  pp. 

More,  H.,  Works,  T.  2,  p.  3. 

Tales  from  Indian  history.    Wheeler, 

J.  T.  3447 

Tales  from  the  Field.    Asbjoernsen,  P. 

C.  1284 

Tales  of  a  grandfather.    7  v.    Scott,  Sir 

W.,  Miseel.  works,  v.  22-28.  2147 

Tales  of  a  traveller.    Irving,  W.,  Works, 

V.  7.  2155 

Tales  of  a  wayside  inn.    85  pp.    Long- 

feliow,  H.  W.,  Poet,  works,  p.  232. 

Tales  of  fashionable  life.    5  v.    Edge- 
worth,  M.,  Tales  and  novels,  v.  6-10.        1278 
Tales  of  old  Japan.    Mitf  ord,  A.  B.    2  v. 

1384 


Tales  of  our  great  families.  Waif  ord, 
E.     2  V.  3812 

Tales  of  the  daft  days.  18  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  12,  1822,  pp.  600,  761 ;  T.  13,  1823,  p.  324.) 

Tales  Of  the  East.  Weber,  H.  3  v.  1263 
Tales  of  the  genii.  Ridley,  iJeu.  J.  (Bohn, 

H.  Q.,  Illustr.  Libr.)  1395 

Tales  of  the  gods  and  heroes.    Cox, 

Sir  a.  W.  —2277 

Tales  of  the  good  woman.    Paulding, 

J.  K.  1383 

Tales  of  the  hall.     3  v.     Crabbe,  G., 

WorkSyY.i,5.  3175 

Tales  of  the  human  heart.  9  pp.  (Dub- 

Un  Univ.  Mag.  v.  1, 1833,  p.  60.) 

Tales  of  the  peerage  and  the  peasantry. 
Ed.  by  Lady  Dacre.    Sullivan,  Mr^.  A.    3  v. 

1292 
Tales  of  the  siege  of  Jerusalem.    36 

pp.    Aird,  T.,  Poet,  works,  p.  76. 

Tales  of  the  Teutonic  lands.    Cox,  Sir 

G.  W. ,  and  Jones,  E.  H.  1294 

Tales  of  the  trains ;  being  some  chapters 

ol  railroad  romance.    48  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  25, 
1845,  pp.  1,  127,  253, 164,  519.) 

Tales  Of  the  tripod.    Watkins,  T.      2395 

Tales  of  the  wedding.  55  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  19,  1826,  pp.  648,  710;  v.  20, 1826,  pp.  59, 
283  ;  V.  23,  1828,  p.  562.) 

Tales  of  Thebes  and  Argos.    Cox,  Sir 

G.  W.  .      1295 

Tales  of  wonder.      Lewis,  M.  G.,  and 

others.     2  v.  1393 

Talfourd,  Sir  Thomas  Noon.      1795-1854. 

Critical  and  miscellaneous  writings.    3  Am. 

ed.      New  York,   1860.      8°.      {Mod.  Brit. 

2363 


Contents.  Aiitbor  of 'Wa-verleyi— On  the  protes- 
Blon  of  the  Bar.— On  Brltlsli  iio-rels  and  romances, 
Introduotbry  to  a  series  of  criticisms  on  the  living 
novelists.— Destruction  of  the  BrunsYviclc  theatre 

by  Are Review  ofClbber's  Apology  for  his  life. 

— Speech  on  moving  the  2  reading  of  a  bill  to  amend 
the  law  of  copyrigliti- Speech  on  the  motion  for 
leave  to  bring  in  a  bill  to  amend  the  law  of  copyright. 
—Speech  on  the  motion  for  the  2  reading  of  the  bill  to 
amend  the  law  of  copyright. — Eeview  of  John  Den- 
nis's ■Works.— Lord  Slldon  and  Lord  Stowell. — 
God-win.— On  the  intellectual  character' of  the  late 
Wm.  Hazlitt.— Hazlitt's  Iiectures  on  the  drama. 
—Late  Dowager  Lady  Holland.— First  appearance 
of  Miss  Fanny  Kemble. — Recollections  of  Lisbon. 
--Charlesliloyd'a  Poems.— Mackenzie.— .4ddreS3 
at  the  anniversary  of  the  MancUester  Athenaeum, 
Oct.  23,  1845.— Matiirin. — Melo-dramas  against 
gambling. — Speech  for  the  defendant,  in  the  prose- 
cution of  the  Queen  v.  sroxoii,  for  the  publication  of 
Shelley's  Works. — Eeview  of  North's  lilfe  of  Lord 
Gnllford.— Mr.  Oldaker  on  modern  improvements. 
—  Modern  periodical  literature.  —  On  pulpit 
oratory,  with  remarlcs  on  Rev.  Robert  Hall.— Re- 
view of  Rymer's  works  on  tragedy. — Chapter  on 
"  time." —Wallace's  Prospects  of  mankind, 
nature,  and  Providence. — The  Westminster  play. 
—The  wine  cellar.— On  the  genius  and  writings  of 
■Wordsivortli. 

: —  Tragedies ;  to  which  are  added  a  few 
sonnets  and  verses.  London,  1846.  16°.  3377 
Contents.  Alum  Bay. — The  Athenian  captive. 
— Glencoe  ;  or,  the  fate  of  the  Macdonaids. — Ion. — 
memorial  -verses. — Sonnets. — Notice  of  the  late 
Dr.  Valpy. 

Vacation  rambles.  Comprising  the  re- 
collections of  3  continental  tours  in  the  va- 
cations of  1841,  1843,  and  1843.  3  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1851.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  35,  1845,  p.  318.)  1468 


TALFOUED 


4360 


TALLEYRAND-PfeRIGORD 


Supplement  to  Vacation  rambles,  consist- 
ing of  recollections  of  a  tour  through  France 
to  Italy,  and  homeward  by  Switzerland  in 
the  vacation  of  1846.  London,  1854.  16°. 
( With  his  Vacation  rambles. )  1468 

History  of  Greece.    See  Pocooke,  E.,  and 

others. 

History  of  the  Boman  republic.  See  Ar- 
nold, T.,  and  others. 

Thoughts  upon  the  intellectual  character  of  the  late 

Wm.  Hazlttt.  47  pp.  ( WUh  HazUtt,  W.,  Lit.  remains 
V.  1,  p.  83.)— Evenings  with  the  I^amlts.  8  pp.  (MasoU; 
E.  T.,  Personal  traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  269.)— Attempt 
to  estimate  the  poetical  taleut  ot  the  present  age, 
including  a  sketch  ot  the  history  ot  poetry.  69  pp, 
{Pamphleteer,  v.  6, 1816,  p.  413.) 

{Ed.)  Final  memorials  of  Charles  Lamb 

consisting  chiefly  of  his  letters  not  before 
pub.,  with  sketches  of  some  of  his  com 
panions.      New    ed.      London,   1850.      13° 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  8,  1848,  p 
381 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  133,  1867,  p.  1.)  3866 

(Ed.)     Works    of    Charles    Lamb.     See 

Lamb,  C. 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.    Mr.  Sergeant 

Taltourd.  2  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  14,  1836,  p.  68.)— 
Home,  E.  H.  Thomas  Noon  Taltourd.  16  pp.  {in 
his  New  spirit  of  the  age,  2  ed.  v.  1,  p.  245.)— Ion ;  a 
tragedy.  14  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  63,  1830,  p. 
143 ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  14,  1836,  p.  218 ;  N.  Am.  Ben.  V.  44, 
1837,  p.  486;  Qumrt.  Rev.  v.  64,  1836,  p.  606.)— Life  and 
-writings  ot  T.  32  pp.  (iV.  Srif.  iJei).  v.  26, 1866,  p.  47.) 
— Flays  of  T.  and  Knowles.  10  pp.  {Dublin  Rev. 
V.  6,1838,  p.  224.)— Whipple,  E.  P.  Talfourd.  22  pp; 
{In  his  :^says  and  reviews,  v.  1,  p.  81 ;  and  N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  67, 1843,  p.  333.) 

and  others.    History  of  Greek  literature. 

London,  1850.    8°.    (Encyc.  Metropol.)    1176 

Taliesin.   Circa  530-570.  Book  of .   iWelsh.] 

110  pp.  (Skene,  W.  F.,  Fowr  anient  books  of  Wales,  v.  2, 
p.  108.) — Poems*  IWelsh.}  86  pp.  {Myvyrian  archaiol. 
of  Wales,  V.  1,  pp.  17,  661.)— Pofisles.  [  Welsh  and 
French.]  67  pp.  (La  Vlllemarqu6,  T.  C.  H.  H.,  Vicomte 
de,  Les  bardes  bretons,  p.  397.) 

Nash,  D.  W.     Taliesin ;  or,  the  bards 

and  Druids  of  Britain.    1858. 

Bardic  triad  of  Wales.    17  pp.    (Dublin   Univ. 

Mag.  T.  65, 1865,  p.  104.)— Bragh,  E.  E.  On  an  "  Elegy 
of  Corroy,  the  son  of  Dairy,"  an  ancient  Gaedhellc 
poem  attributed  to  T.  18  pp.  (Archaeol.  Cambr.  4  s. 
V.  1,  1870,  p.  234.)— Schreiber,  Lady  0.  E.  Hanes 
Taliesin.  [  Welsh  and  Eng.}  80  pp.  {In  her  Mahlnogion, 
V.  3,  p.  321.) 

Talisman,  The.  Scott,  Sir  "W.,  Waverley 
novels,  V.  38.  1378 

Talisman,  The ;  a  fairy  tale.  5  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  2, 1861,  p.  348.) 

Talismans.  Fischer,  H.,  and  Wiedemann, 
A.  Ueber  babylonische  "talismane"  (cy- 
linder und  andere  formejj)  aus  dem  hls- 
torisclien  Museum  im  steierisch-landschaft- 
lichen  Joanneum  zu  Graz.     1881. 

Closmadeuc,   Gr.    de.-     Les    gougadpatereu,   ou 

colliers  talismans.  6  pp.  {Rev.  archil,  n.  s.  v.  12, 1866, 
p.  433.) — Hanimer-Purgstall,  J.,  Freiherr  von.  Ob- 
servations sur  les  chemises  talismaniques  des  Musul- 
mans  et  particuIiSrement  sur  celle  qui  se  conserve 
dans  le  couvent  des  Cisterciens  nommg  Neukloster. 
30  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  10,  1832,  p.  219.)— Dehor 
elnen  lialh  hudhistlschen,  und  halh  moBlimischen 
talisman.  4  pp.  (Vienna  Akad.  wissens.  Phil.  hist, 
classe  Dmhschr.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  327.)— Jtlorrigon,  J.  E. 
Some  account  ot  charms,  talismans,  and  felicitous 
appendages  worn  about  the  person,  or  hung  up  in 
houses,  etc.,  used  by  the  Chinese.  6  pp.  (Royal  Asiat. 
Soc.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  3, 1836,  p.  286.)— Rehatsek,  E. 
Explanations  and  facsimiles  ot  8  Arabic  talismanlc 
medicine  cups.  13  pp.  (Royal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay, 
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The  same.  Dublin,  1792.  8°.  (Brooke, 
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Taxation,  tyranny.  Addressed  to  Samuel 
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Taxes.    See  Taxation. 

Taxes  de  la  P6nltencerie  aposto- 
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Taxes  of  the  Apostolic  penitentiary. 
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Taxter,  John  de.    13  cent.    Ex  Annalibus. 

16  pp.    (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  28,  p.  684.) 

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contents. 


Allen,  B. 
Askew,  A. 
Badby,  J. 
Baiuham,  J. 
Bayfield,  B. 
Bilney,  T. 
Bland,  ,1. 
Bradford,  J. 
Cranmer,  T.,  Abp.  of 

Canterbury. 
Ferrar,  E. 
Hooper,  J. 

Tayler,   Frederick. 


(Brit,  painters  of  the  18  and  19  cent.  p.  69.) 


Hunter,  W. 
Lambert,  J. 

Latimer,  H.,  Bp.  of  Wor- 
cester. 
Laurence,  J. 
Marsh,  G. 

Eldley,  N.,  Bp.  of  London. 
Sautre,  W. 
Tayler,  E. 
White,  B. 
WyoUfte,  J. 
Teoman,  B. 

[Notice   of.]      4   pp. 


TAYLER 


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Tayler,  John  James,  D.  D.  1798-1869. 
Attempt  to  ascertain  the  character  of  the  4 
Gospel ;  especially  in  its  relation  to  the  first 
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Retrospect  of  the  religious  life  of  Eng- 
land ;  or,  the  church,  Puritanism,  and  free 
inquiry.    2  ed.,  revised.    London  [1858].    8°. 

—3335 

The  same.    Re-issued  with  an  inti-oduo- 

tory  chapter  on  recent  developments    by 

James  Martineau.   London,  1876.   8°.   —3325 

Liamson,  A.    Tayler'a  Religious  Ute  of  England. 

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Tayler^  Rowland.    See  Taylor,  R. 

Tayler,  "William.  History  of  the  taxation 
of  England,  with  an  account  of  the  rise  and 
progress  of  the  national  debt.  London,  1853. 
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Tayler,  William  Elfe.    Geology:  its  facts 

and  Its  actions.  12  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
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Tayler.    See  also  Tailor.— Taylor. 
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and  medicine.    3  ed.    London,  1859.     12°. 

—3787 
The  same.  3ed.  London,  1875.  13°.  —3787 

Principles  and  practice  of  medical  juris- 
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Taylor,  Arthur.  Papers  in  relation  to  the 
antient  topography  of  the  eastern  counties  of 
Britain,  and  on  the  right  means  of  inter- 
preting the  Roman  itinerary.  London,  1869. 
4°.  1533 

Taylor,  Bayard.  1835-78.  At  home  and 
abroad  :  a  sketch-book  of  life,  scenery,  and 
men.    New  York,  1860.     13°.  1467 

By-ways  of  Europe.  Household  ed.   New 

York,  1887.     13°.  1404 

Colorado :  a  summer  trip.     New  York, 

1867.     13°.  3477 

Egypt  and  Iceland    in   the    year  1874. 

New  York,  1874.     13°.  1438 

Eldorado ;  or,  adventures  in  the  path  of 

empire :  comprising  a  voyage  to  California, 
via  Panama ;  life  in  San  Francisco  and  Mon- 
terey; pictures  of  the  gold  region,  and  ex- 
periences of  Mexican  travel.  18  ed.  New 
York,  1860.     13°.  2487 

— —  Introduction  to  Life,  travels,  and  books 
of  Alexander  von  Humboldt.  1859.  See 
Humboldt. 

Journey  to  central  Africa ;  or,  life  and 

landscapes  from  Egypt  to  the  negro  king- 
doms of  the  White  Nile.  10  ed.  New  York, 
1860.     13°.  1438 

Lands  of  the  Saracen :    or,  pictures  of 

Palestine,  Asia  Minor,  Sicily,  and  Spain. 
20  ed.     New  York,  1860.     12°.  1488 

Lars :  a  pastoral  of  Norway.     Boston, 

1873.     13°.  1356 

Life  and  letters.     Ed.  by  Marie  Hansen 

Taylor  and  Horace  E.  Scudder.  Boston, 
1884.     3  V.  13°.  8787 

Northern   travel :    summer  and  winter 

pictures  of  Sweden,  Denmark,  and  Lapland. 
New  York,  1860.     13°.  1467 

Poems  of  home  and  travel.   Boston,  1855. 

13°.  1355 


Contents.  Califomlan  ballada  and  poems. — 
Ijater  poems.  —  Rhymes  of  travel,  and  early 
poems. — Romances  and  lyrics. 

Poetical  works.    Household  ed.    Boston, 

1880.     13°.  1896 

Contents.     Ballads. — Californian  ballads  and 

Eoems.  —  Elarlier  poems.  —  Home  pastorals.— 
ars:  a  pastoral  of  Korway.  —  Iiyrlcs.  —  Odes.— 
Picture  of  St.  John.— Poems  of  the  Orient.— 
Poet's  journal.  —  Romances  and  lyrics.— 
Since  1861. 

Prince  Deukalion.    Boston,  1878.    sq.  8°. 

3364 

Studies  in  German  literature.    With  an 

introduction    by  George  H.   Boker.     New 
York,  1879.     13°.  3337 

Contents.  Earliest  German  literature.— Medi- 
aeval epics.  —  (xoethe.  —  Goethe's  "  Panst."- 
Klopstoclc,  Wleland,  and  Herder.  —  Iiesslng.  — 
Uterature  of  the  reformation.- I<iterature  of 
the  n  century. — Minnesinsers.- IVlbelunsen- 
lied.—Richter.— Schiller. 

Travels  in  Greece  and  Russia,  with  an 

excursion  to  Crete.     New  York,  1859.     13°. 

1467 
Views  a-foot;  or,  Europe  seen  with  knap- 
sack and  staff.    34  ed. ,  revised.    New  York, 
1860.     13°.     (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  64, 
1847,  p.  483.)  1467 

Visit  to  India,  China,  and  Japan,  in  the 

year  1853.  16  ed.   New  York,  1860.  13°.   1498 

Assyrian  nisht-song.    1  p.    (^Scribner's  Monthly, 

v.U,  1877,  p.  487. r— August  pastoral.  4  pp.  l,Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  24, 1869,  p.  470.)— Tne  Bath.  2  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  8,  1861,  p.  280.)— Eplcedlum,  Wm.  Cullen 
Bryant.  3  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17, 1879,  p.  334.) 
—Burden  of  the  day.  2  pp.  iAtlant.  Monthly,  v.  26, 
1870,  p.  155.)— Can  a  life  hide  itself?  12  pp.  {At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  23, 1869,  p.  605.)— Casa  Guidi  Trin- 
dows.  2  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21,  1868,  p.  671.)— 
The  Chiropodist:  a  story  of  the  watering-places. 
7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  p.  460.)— Da-wn.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  63, 1876,  p.  808.)— A  Distinguished 
character.  6  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  18,  1866,  p.  316.) 
-Diversions  of  the  Bcho  Club.  66  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  29,  1872,  pp.  76, 169,  269,  446,  577,  710;  v.  30, 
1872,  p.  76.)— Euphorlon.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  t. 
10, 1862,  p.  422.)— Selections  from  the  Experiences 
of  the  A.  C.  23  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T.,  Humorom  master- 
pieces from  Am.  lit.  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Prelude  to  the  2  part  of 
Faust.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27,  1871,  p.  349.)— 
Friend  Ell's  daughter.  16  pp.  (AtUnt.  Monthly, 
V.  10, 1862,  p.  99.)— Gabriel.  2  pp.  {Soribner's  Monthly, 
T.  18,  1879,  p.  617.)— Guests  of  the  night.  2  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  29,  1872,  p.  14.)— Harpocrates.  3 
pp.  (^Hani.  ^IfoiiMy,  V.  15, 1865,  p.  662.)— Icarus.  3  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  457.)— An  Impossible 
story.  10  pp.  {Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  131.)— 
Improvisations.  9  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  45,  1872, 
pp.  467,  608,  778,  900 ;  T.  46,  1873,  p.  97 ;  V.  47,  1873,  pp.  26, 
181,  446;  v.  48, 1874,  p.  224.)— In  my  vineyard.  3  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  24,  1869,  p.  719.)— Iris.  2  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  29,  1872,  p.  655.)  — Jacob  Flint's 
journey.  13  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  24,  1869,  p.  313.) 
—Jane  Reed.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  37, 1876,  p. 
402.)  —  John  Reed's  thoughts.  2  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  31, 1873,  p.  366.)— Joseph  and  his  friend. 
164  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  pp.  30,  129,  262,  385, 
513,  641;  V.  26,  1870,  pp.  41,  129,  274,  403,  671,  665.)— 
Iiand  of  dreams.  1  p.  (Z)e>».  JJe».  v.  14,  1844,  p.  344.) 
—Matin  song.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  39, 1877,  p. 
110.)— May-time  pastoral.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  25, 1870,  p.  676.)— BecoUeetlons  of  Mendelssohn. 
L  PR-  ,JLampadlus,  W.  A.,  Life  of  Felix  Mendelssohn- 
BarthoUy,  1865,  p.  246;  1876,  p.  209.)— My  farm:  a 
fable.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  18,  1866,  p.  187.)— 
Neva.  3  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  13,  1864,  p.  713.)— 
November  pastoral.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26, 
o ',?;S^*-'~^''l"'  ""''  pine.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
T.  3, 1869,  p.  230.)-Pandora.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
T.22  1868,  p.607.)-Peach-blossom.  2  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  39,  1877,  p.  668.)— Penn  Calvin.  2  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  30, 1872,  p.  470.)— Porphyroeenl- 
tus.  2  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  18,  1859,  p.  626.)-^Pro- 
posal.  1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  19,  1869,  p.  805.)— The 
4ual£er  widow.  4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  21, 1860, 
?o„S"''~^"'*  vvlld.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  23, 
1869,  p.  426.)— Sleeper.    3  pp.    (AtUnt.  Monthly,  v.  16, 


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1865,  p.  711.)— Sonnet.  1  p.  [Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 
1879,  p.  618.)— Story  for  a  child.  1  p.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  22,  1861,  p.  471.)— The  Stranse  Friend.  12 
pp.  (Atlant.  Montniy,  v.  19,  1867,  p.  64.)— Die  same  In 
German.  19  pp.  (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  17, 1878,  p.  1.) 
-Sunshine  of  the  gods.  3  pp.  {^Atlant.  Monthly, 
■  V.  23, 1869,  p.  12.)— Test.    2  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11, 

1863,  p.  204.)— Twin-love.  10  pp.  (Ailant,  Monthly, 
V.  28, 1871,  p.  237.)— Two  greetings.  2  pp.  l,Smb- 
ner's  Monthly,  T.  12, 1876,  p.  118.)— Two  homes.  2  pp. 
iAtlant.  Monthly,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  26.)— The  Vlneyard- 
salnt.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  733.)— 
Who  was  sheT  10  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  34, 1874, 
p.  257.)' 

(IV.)    Faust.    See  Goethe,  J.  W.  von. 

CONWELL,  R.  H.  Life,  travels,  and  liter- 
ary career  of  Bayard  Taylor.    1879. 

Carter,  F.     Bayard  Taylor's  posthumous  feooks. 

9  pp.  [New  Englander,  v.  40,  1831,  p.  40.)— Hannah 
Thurston.    21  pp.    (Rev.  of  In  New  Englander,  v.  23, 

1864,  p.  496.)  — Poe,  E.  A.  Bayard  Taylor.  3  pp. 
(Works,  ed.  by  J.  B.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  233.)— Stedman, 
E.  0.  Bayard  Taylor.  39  pp.  (In  his  Poets  o(  America, 
p.  396;  and  Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  19, 1880,  pp.  81,  266.) 

Cranch,  C.  P.     Bayard  Taylor.    1  p.    (Soribner's 

Monthly,  V.  17,  1879,  p.  731.)— Hayno,  P.  H.  Bayard 
Taylor.  1  p.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  17,  1879,  p.  731.)- 
Xjanler,  S.  Bayard  Taylor.  2  pp.  (Soribner's  Monthly, 
V.  17, 1379,  p.  642.)— lilfe  ol  B.  Taylor.  8  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  T.  64, 1884,  p.  662.)— Mason,  M.  Bayard  Tay- 
lor. 1  p.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  17,  1879,  p.  731.)— 
Stoddard,  B.  H.  Bemlnlscenoee  ot  T.  11  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  43, 1879,  p.  542.)— Wilson,  J.  G.  Bay- 
ard Taylor.  29  pp.  {In  his  Bryant  and  his  friends, 
p.  347.) 

Taylor,  Benjamin  Cook,  D.  D.  1801-81. 
Annals  of  the  Classis  of  Bergen,  of  the  Re- 
formed Dutch  church,  and  of  the  churches 
under  its  care  :  including  the  civil  history  of 
New.  Jersey.    New  York  [1857].    p.  8°.    3576 

Taylor,  Benjamin  Franklin,  LL.  D.  1819-87. 
The  Brook  and  the  mill.  3  pp.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v. 
8, 1874,  p.  199.)— The  Captain's  drum.  3  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  41, 1878,  p.  693.)— Centennial  bells.  1  p. 
(Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  360.)  —  District 
school.  4  pp.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  1.)— 
In  the  harn.  6  pp.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  8, 1874,  p. 
680.)— Iiife  on  the  farm.  2  pp.  (Soribner's  Monthly, 
T.  8,  1874,  p.  704.)— Mary  Bntler's  ride.  4  pp. 
(Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  7, 1874,  p.  641.)— Old  state  road. 
4  pp.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  441.)— Poems. 
21  pp.  (Hopkins,  A.  A.,  Waifs  and  their  authors,  p.  35.) 
—Psalm  book  In  the  garret.  1  p.  [Soribner's 
Monthly,  v.  9, 1876,  p.  737.)— Splnnlng-wheel.  2  pp. 
(,5fcri6ner's  Monthly,  v.  8,  1874,  p.  317.)— The  Vane  on 
the  spire.    1  p.    (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  6, 1873,  p.  344.) 

Taylor,  Charles,  D.  D.  (Ed.)  1840—.  Say- 
ings of  the  Jewish  fathers,  comprising  Pirqe 
Aboth  and  Pereq  R.  Meir  in  Hebrew  and 
English,  with  critical  and  illustrative  notes. 
Cambridge,  1877.     8°.  —2364 

Taylor,  Charles  (Ed.)  1756-1821.  Diction- 
ary of  the  Holy  Bible.    See  Oalmet,  A. 

Taylor,  Charles  Bell,  M.  D.  Contagious 
diseases  act,  showing  its  cruelty,  injustice, 
demoralising  tendency,  and  inexpediency  in 
a  sanitary  point  of  view.  Nottingham,  n.  d. 
8°.  {Oontag.  diseases  aets— pamphlets.)  — 3767 

Taylor,  Edgar,  and  Austin,  Sai-ah  [Trs.) 
Lays  of  the  Minnesingers  or  German  trou- 
badours of  the  12  and  13  centuries.  London, 
1825.    p.  8°.  •  2354 

Taylor,  Edward  Fairfax  [Tr.)  Church  and 
state.    See  GefEcken,  F.  H. 

{Tr.)    St.  Petersburg  and  London  in  the 

years  1852-64.  SeeVitzthum  von  Ecksthum, 
K.  F.,  Graf  Yon. 

Taylor,  Rev.  Edward  Samuel,  and  others. 
History  of  playing  cards,  with  anecdotes  of 
their  use  in  conjuring,  fortune-telling,  and 
card-sharping.    London,  1865.    16°.    —1798 


Taylor,  Rev.  Edward  Thompson.  Haven, 
G.,  Bp.  M.  E.  Church,  and  Russell,  T. 
Father  Taylor,  the  sailor  preacher.  Inci- 
dents and  anecdotes  of  Rev.  Edward  T. 
Taylor.     1872. 

Taylor,  Emily.  Norah  Toole,  and  other 
tales,  illustrative  of  national  and  domestic 
manners.  By  a  lady.  [Anon.]  London, 
1844.  16°.  (Pavker,  J. W.,  Collections.)  1298 
Contents.  Bob  Maxwell ;  or,  the  Highland  shep- 
herd.—Felix  Jansen ;  or,  life  In  Norway.— Ijeon- 
ard  Hartmann,  the  Swiss  traveller.-Norah  Toole  j 
a  tale  of  Ireland. 

Van-ti,  the  Chinese  magistrate  ;  and  other 

tales  of  other  countries.    [Anon.]    London, 
1844.    16°.    (Parker,  J. W.,  Collections.)    1298 

Contents.  Lady  of  Potosl;  or,  the  "  Silver  moun- 
tain of  Peru."— The  Iiclcesters ;  or,  the  English  in 
Hindostan.— Van-ti,  the  Chinese  magistrate. 

Vision  of  Las  Casas,  and  other  poems. 

2  ed.    London,  1845.     16°.  1388 

Taylor,  George.  1773-1851.  Memoir  of 
Robert  Surtees  ...  A  new  ed.,  with  ad- 
ditions by  Rev.  James ,  Raine.  Durham, 
1852.     8°.     (Surtees  Soc.  Y.  24:.)  2546 

Kote. — Also  in  Surtees,  R.,  History  of  Durltam,  y.  1. 

Taylor,    George.     Sanderson,  J.     George 

Taylor.    23  pp.    (/n  Ms  Biog.  of  the  signers,  v.  9,  p.  67.) 

Taylor,  George,  and  Skinner,  Andrew. 

Maps  of  the  roads  of  Ireland,  surveyed  1777. 

London,  1778.    8°.  1443 

Taylor,    George    Lansing,    D.  D.      1835—. 

Work  In  rest,  poem.    2  pp.    (,S'cri6ner's  Monthly,  v.  4, 
1872,  p.  33.) 

Taylor,  Hannis.     Origin  and  growth  of  the 

English  constitution.   An  historical  treatise. 

Boston,  1889.     8°-  —2325 

Taylor,    Helen.      Biographical    notice    of 

Henry  Thomas  Buckle.    47  pp.    (Buckle,  H.  T.,  Miscel. 

and  posth.  works,  v.  1,  p.  ix.) 

(Ed.)      Miscellaneous    and    posthumous 

works  of  Henry  Thomas  Buckle.   See  Buckle, 
H.  T. 

Taylor,  iJev.  Henry.  Circa  1710-85.  Apology 
of  Benjamin  ben  Mordecai,  to  his  friends, 
for  embracing  Christianity,  in  7  letters  .  .  . 
Together  with  an  8  letter,  on  the  generation 
of  Jesus  Christ,  with  notes  and  illustrations. 
2  ed.     London,  1784.    2  v.  8°-  —4234 

Taylor,  Sir  Henry.  1800-86.  Works,  v.  5. 
London,  1878.     13°.  2386 

Contents.  Crime  considered  in  a  letter  to  Eight 
Hon.  W.  E.  Gladstone. — Essay  on  De  Vere*s  Poems. 
—Correspondence  with  John  Stuart  Mill.— Review 
ot  John  Stuart  Mill's  work  on  "The  suhjection  of 
women."— Critical  essays  on  poetry. — Essay  on  the 
Poetical  works  of  Mr.  AVordsworth. —Essay  on  Mr. 
AVordsw^orth's  Sonnets. 

Autobiography,    1800-75.      New    York, 

1885.    3  V.  p.  8°.  4767 

Correspondence.  Ed.  by  Edward  Dow- 
den.    London,  1888.     8°.  4706 

Notes  from  books.    In  4  essays.    London, 

1849.     13°.  2266 

Contents.  Mr.  I>e  Vere's  Poems. — "Ways  of  the 
rich  and  g^reat. — Poetical  works  of  Mr.  "Words- 
w^orth. — Mr.  Wordsworth's  Sonnets. 

Poetical  works.    London,  1864.    3  v.  16°. 

1378 

Contents.    Edwin  the  Pair,  v.  2 Eve  of  the 

conquest,  and  other  poems,  v.  3. —  Isaac  Com- 
nenus,  a  play,  v.  2.-rPhilip  van  Artevelde,  a 
dramatic  romance,  v.  1.— St.  Clement's  eve,  v.  3. — 
A  Sicilian  summer,  v.  3. 

The  Statesman.  London,  1836.  16°.  (Rev. 

of  in  Eraser  ^s  Mag.  v.  14, 1836,  p.  393 ;  Westm. 
Rev.  V.  37,  1837,  p.  1.)  —1318 


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Dramas.    17  pp.    (Kev.  Of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  70, 

1851,  p.  505.)— Dramatic  tvorfes.  10  pp.  (Eev.  ol  In 
Fraser's  Mag,  v.  27, 1843,  p.  225.)— Edwin  the  Fair  j 
an  historical  drama.  33  pp.  (Bev.  ol  In  Quart.  Bev. 
T.71, 1843,  p.  347.)— Eve  Of  the  conquest,  and  Other 
poems.  29  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Bdin./eer.v.  89, 1849,  p.  352.) 
— Pormnn,  H.  B.  Henry  Taylor.  20  pp.  [In  his  Our 
lining  poets,  p.  447.)— Hewlett,  H.  G.  Works  ot  T. 
14  pp.  (mneteenth  Cent.  v.  8,  1880,  p.  810.)— Hornc,  E. 
H.  Henry  Taylor  and  the  author  of  "Festus."  30  pp. 
[In  fiis  New  spirit  of  the  age,  v.  2,  p.  281.) — Isaac  Com- 
nenns.  A  play.  7  pp.  {Eev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  38, 
1828,  p.  442.)— liBter  plays  and  minor  poems  of  T. 
40  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  43,  1866,  p.  385.)— Philip  fan 
Arte-relde.  19  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Am.  Quart,  Bev.  v.  18, 
1836,  p.  1 ;  Edin.  Bev,  y.  60,  1835,  p.  1 ;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  61, 
1834,  p.  365;  Westm.  Bev.  v.  25,  1836,  p.  169.)— Plays 
and  poems  of  T.  14  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  79, 1869, 
p.  384.)— St.  Clement's  eve.  9  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  ion- 
don  Quart.  Beii.  v.  19,  1863,  p.  353;  N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  37, 
1862,  p.  448.)— Speddlng,  J.  Henry  Taylor's  States- 
man. 34  pp.  [Beviews  and  discussionSf  p.  1 ;  and  Edin. 
Rev.  v.  64,  1837,  p.  201.)— Stephen,  Sir  J.  Taylor's 
Edwin  the  Fair.  11pp.  [Crit.  and miscel.  essays,  p, US; 
and  Edin.  Rev.  V.  76, 1843,  p.  97.)— Taylor's  collected 
works.  24  pp.  [Edin.  Bev.  v.  148,  1878,  p.  504.)— 
TroUope,  A.  Henry  Taylor's  Poems.  18  pp.  [Fortn. 
Bev.  V.  1,  1866,  p.  129.)— Ward,  J.  H.  Henry  Taylor. 
31  pp.  [Chr.  Exam.  v.  76, 1863,  p.  357.)— AVare,  H.,  Jr. 
Taylor's  Philip  van  Artevelde.  13  pp.  [Chr,  Exam.  v. 
19, 1836,  p.  245.) 

Taylor,  Henry  S.  Proceedings  of  the  Senate 
and  obituary  addresses  on  the  occasion  of 
the  death  of  Hon.  Henry  S.  Taylor  (a  senator 
from  the  8  district),  of  Pennsylvania.    1889. 

Taylor,  Lt.-Gen,  Sir  Herbert.  1775-1839. 
Memorandum  of  the  illness  and  decease  of  the  Duke 
ot  York,  with  notes.  22  pp.  (Pam,phleteer,  v.  27,  1826, 
p.  431.) 

Geet,  C.  ,  2  Earl  Grey.    Reform  act,  1833. 

Correspondence  with  William  IV,  and  with 
Sir  Herbert  Taylor.     1867,  3  v. 

Taylor,  Isaac.  1787-1865.  Ancient  Chris- 
tianity, and  the  doctrines  of  the  Oxford 
Tracts  for  the  times.  [Aifion.'i  London, 
1839-43.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Duhlin  Univ. 
Mag,  V.  15,  1840,  p.  480.)  —2215 

Considerations  on  the  Pentateuch.    2  ed. 

London,  1863.     8°.  —2315 

Fanaticism.    [Anon.]    London,  1833.    8°. 

(Rev.  of  in  Edin,  Rev.  v.  59,  1834,  p.  30 ;  Fra- 
ser's Mag,  V.  9,  1834,  p.  159.)  —2315 

History  of  the  transmission  of  ancient 

books  to  modern  times ;  together  with  the 
process  of  historical  proof ;  or,  a  concise 
account  of  the  means  by  which  the  genuine- 
ness of  ancient  literature  generally,  and  the 
authenticity  of  historical  works  especially, 
are  ascertained  ...  A  new  ed.,  revised  and 
enlarged.     London,  1859.     8°.  W.55 

Loyola :  and  Jesuitism  in  its  rudiments. 

London,  1849.    8°.  —3215 

Natural  history  of  enthusiasm.      5  ed. 

London,  1831.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's 
Mag,  V.  9,  1834,  p.  159.)  —2215 

Physical  theory  of  another  life.     [Anon,] 

London,  1836.  8°.  (Bev.  ot  in  Fraser's  Mag, 
V.  14,  1836,  p.  407.)  —2215 

Process  of  historical  proof ;  exemplified 

and  explained  :  with  observations  on  the 
peculiar  points  of  the  Christian  evidence. 
London,  1838.     8°.  —2215 

Saturday    evening.      [Anon,]     London, 

1883.     8°.  —2215 

Spirit  of  the   Hebrew  poetry.     With  a 

sketch  of  the  life  of  the  author  and  a  cata- 
logue of  his  writings.    Phila.  1873.    p.  8°. 

3336 


Spiritual  despotism.     [Anon,]     London, 

1835.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v. 
6,  1885,  p.  171.)  —3315 

Ultimate  civilization  and  other  essays. 

London,  1860.     16°.  2397 

Contents.  Modern  advancements  and  lay  Inven- 
tors.—TJUlmate  civilization.— Heads  in  groups — 
Iiay  theologians.— Mind  in  form.— Ornamen- 
tation ot  nature.— Epidemic  whims.— Supplemen- 
tary notes. 

Wesley,  and  Methodism.     London,  1851. 

8°.     (Rev.  of  in  N,  Am.  Rev,  v.  75,  1852,  p. 

226.)  -2315 

Bacon,  L.     Isaac  Taylor's  works.     16  pp.    [New 

Englander,  v.  7, 1849,  p.  610.)  —  Goodrich  and  T.  on 
domestic  education.  21  pp.  [N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  48, 
1839,  p.  380.)— Fraser,  A.  C.  Literary  lite  of  T.  11  pp. 
(Maemillan's  Mag.  v.  12,  1866,  p.  634.)  —  Osgood,  S. 
Taylor's  Lectures  on  spiritual  Christianity.  12  pp. 
[Chr.  Exam.  v.  31,  1842,  p.  308.)  —  Peatoody,  A.  P. 
Taylor's  Physical  theory  ot  another  lite.  10  pp.  { Chr. 
Exam.  V.  22,  1837,  p.  245.)— Writings  ot  T.  23  pp.  [N, 
Am.Rev.ir.61,lU5,p.  159.)— Stephen,  Sir  J.  Historian 
of  enthusiasm.  16  pp.  [Essays  in  eccUs.  hiog.  v.  2,  p. 
384.)— Physical  theory  ot  another  lite.  20  pp.  [Crit. 
and  miscel.  essays,  p.  76 ;  and  Edin.  Bev.  v.  71, 1840,  p.  220.) 

Biographical  sketch  of  T.    3  pp.    {Taylor,  I., 

Spirit  of  the  Hebrew  poetry,  p.  306.) 

Taylor,  Rev.  Isaac,  LL.D,.,  Canon  ofYorh. 
1829 — .  The  alphabet:  an  account  of  the 
origin  and  development  of  letters.  London, 
1883.    3  V.  8°.  —3173 

Contents.  Aryan  alphabets,  v.  2.  —  Semitic 
alphabets,  v.  1. 

■ Etruscan  researches.     London,  1874.    8°. 

1785 

Greeks  and  Goths :  a  study  on  the  runes. 

London,  1879.     8°.  —3173 

Leaves    from    an    Egyptian    note -book. 

London,  1888.     12°.  1787 

Words  and  places :  or,  etymological  illus- 
trations of  history,  ethnology,  and  geog- 
raphy. 2  ed.  London,  1865.  13°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Quart,  Rev,  v.  116,  1864,  p.  1.)      —3125 

Accad  and  Resen ;  or,  the  relations  Ijetween  the 

languages  ot  the  Accadians  and  the  Easenna.  14  pp. 
(Douglas,  E.  K.,  Trans.  Intemat.  Cong.  Orient.  1874,  p.  163.) 
—Domesday  survivals;  Wapentakes  and  hun- 
dreds; The  ploughland  and  the  plough.  76  pp. 
(Dove,  P.  E.,  Domesday  studies,  v.  1,  pp.  47,  67, 143.) 

Taylor,  J.   Howard,   M.  D,    Memorandum 

concerning  the  refugee  cases  ot  yellow  fever  in  Phila- 
delphia, 1878.  1  p.  (Am.  Put).  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
V.  4,  p.  240.) 

Taylor,  Rev.  J.  W.    David  Maitland  Makgill 

Crlchtou.  8  pp.  [Disruption  worthies.  Memorial  of  liiS, 
V.  2,  p.  185.) 

Taylor,  James.  Great  historic  families  of 
Scotland.    London,  1887.    3  v.  4°.  3793 

Contents. 
Angus  Douglases,  v.  1.  Graham,  T.,  Lord  Lynedoch, 

Camphells,  of  Argyll,  v.  1.  v.  2. 

Camphells,  of  BreadaWane,    Grahams,  v.  2. 
V.  1.  Grahams,  of  Esk,  Netheriy, 


Camptells,  of  Cawdor,  v.  1. 
Campbells,  of'Loudoun,  y.  1, 


and  Norton-  Conyers,  v.  2. 
Hamilton-Douglases,  v.  1. 


Crichtons,   of  Frendraught,    Hamiltons,  v.  1. 


V.  1. 

Douglases,  v.  1. 

Drummonds,  v.  2. 

Erskines,  v.  2. 

SraUnea,  of  Buchan  and  Car- 
dross,  V.  2. 

Erskines,  of  KelKe,  v.  2. 

Erasers,  of  Lovat,  v.  2. 

Erasers,  of  Philorth  and  Sal- 
toun,  v,  2. 

Gordons,  v.  2. 

Gordons,  of  Earlstm,  GigTit, 
etc.  V.  2. 

Gordons,  of  Kmmure,  v.  2. 

Gordons,  of  MethUe  and  Had- 
do,  V.  2. 


Hays,  of  Errol,  v.  2. 
Hays,  of  Kinnnul,  v.  2. 
Hays,  of  Tweeddale,  v.  2. 
Hepburns,  v.  2. 
Homes,  v.  1. 
Johnstones,    of  Annandale, 

V.  2. 
Keiths,  V.  1. 

Lauderdale  Maitlands,  v.  1. 
Leslies,  v.  1. 
Leslies,  of  Leven,  v.  1. 
Leslies,  of  Newark,  y.  1. 
Leslies,  o/  Rothes,  v.  1. 
Mackenzles,    of    Croma/rtie, 

y.  1. 
Mackenzles,  ofSeaforth,  y.  1. 


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Tila.o\enB,nB,of Kirkcudbright,  Eamsays,  v.  1. 

V.  2.  Kuthvens,  of  Oowrie,  v.  1. 

Mar,  Ancient   earldom  of,  SooUa,  of  Buccleueii,  v.  2. 

V.  1.  Sootta,  of  Harden,  v.  2. 

MarcUmont  Humes,  v.  1.  Setons,  v.  1. 

Maules,  v.  1.  Stewarts,  of  Traquair,  v.  2. 

Maxwells,  v.  2.  StratHallan  Drummonda,  v. 
Meutelth,  Earldom  of,  v.  1.        2. 

Taylor,  James  Wickes.  1819—.  Report  on 
the  mineral  resources  of  the  United  States 
east  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.  "Washington, 
1868.  8°.  (With  Browne,  J.  R.,  Report  on 
the  mineral  resources  of  the  states  and  terri- 
tories west  of  the  Rocky  Mountains.)     — 1646 

Taylor*  Jane.  Knight,  Mrs.  H.  0.  Jane 
Taylor  :  her  life  and  letters.    1880. 

Lamson,  A.    Memoirs  and  poetical  remains  of  T. 

22  pp.     (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  3, 1826,  p.  467.) 

Taylor,  Mrs.  Janet.  Lunar  and  horary 
tables  :  with  the  shortest  method  of  finding 
the  longitude  and  the  time,  by  lunar  distance 
and  chronometers.   7  ed.   London,  1854.   8°. 

—2495 

Taylor,  Jeremiah,  D.  D.  Oliver  Alden  Tay- 
lor. 16  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Mem.  biog, 
V.  1,  p.  34,1.) 

Taylor,  Jeremy,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Down,  Connor, 
and  Dromore.  1613-^7.  Whole  works.  With 
a  life  of  the  author,  and  a  critical  examina- 
tion of  his  writings,  by  Rt.  Rev.  Reginald 
Heber.  Revised  and  corrected  by  Rev. 
Charles  Page  Eden.  London,  1850-&9.  10  v. 
8°.  —3225 
Cmiients.  Rules  and  advices  to  tlae  clergy  of  the 
diocese  of  Dovrii  and  Connor,  tor  their  deport- 
ment In  their  peraonal  and  public  capacities,  v.  1. — 
Clerus  Domlul,  or  a  discourse  of  the  divine  insti- 
tution of  the  oillce  ministerial,  v.  1 Xpitrts  xeAeiwrtKiJ. 

A  discourse  of  confirmation,  v.  6.— Ductor  dubitau- 
tum,  or  the  rule  of  conscience  in  all  her  general 
measures,  v.  9, 10.— Sermon  preached  at  the  funeral  of 
...  Sir  George  Dalstone,  Sept.  28, 16B7,  v.  8.— Of  the 
sacred  order  and  ofQces  of  episcopacy,  by  Divine 
institution,  apostolical  tradition,  and  Catholic  prac- 
tices, V.  5. — Second  epistle  dedicatory  to  a  new  and 
easy  institution  of  grammar,  1647,  v.  1.— Discourse  of 
the  nature  and  ofQces  of  frlendslilp,  t.  1 — Helier, 
E.,  Bp.  of  OaltMtta.  Life  of  T.  v.  1.— Rules  and  exer- 
cises of  lioly  living  and  holy  dying,  v.  3.— Cer- 
tain letters  of  Henry  Jeanes,  .  .  .  and  Dr.  Jeremy 
Taylor,  concerning  a  passage  of  his  in  his  -Further  ex- 
plication of  original  sin,  v.  7.— Great  exemplar  of 
sanctity  and  holy  life  according  to  the  Christian  in- 
stitution ;  described  in  the  history  of  the  life  and  death 
of  the  everblessed  Jegus  Christ,  v.  2.— Five  letters 
to  persons  changed  or  tempted  to  a  change  in  their 
religion,  v.  6.—®eo\oyta  eKKsKTiKri,  or  a  discourse  of  the 
liberty  of  prophesying,  with  Its  just  limits  and 
temper,  v.  B.— Apology  for  authorized  and  set  forms  of 
litnrgy,  agalnat  the  pretence  of  the  spirit  for  1  ex- 
tempore prayer  and  2  forms  of  private  composition, 
v.  6.— Worthy  communicant,  or  a  discourse  of  the 
nature,  eiTecta,  and  blessings  consequent  to  the  worthy 
receiving  of  the  Ijord's  Supper,  v.  8.— Dissuasive 
from  popery,  v.  6. — Collection  of  offices,  or  forms  of 
prayer  In  cases  ordinary  and  extraordinary  .  .  .  To- 
gether with  a  large  preface  vindication  of  the  liturgy 
of  the  Church  of  England,  v.  8.— Two  prayers,  before 
and  after  aermon,  v.  1. — Golden  grove,  or  a  manual  of 
daily  prayers  and  litanies  fitted  to  the  days  of  the 
week.  Containing  a  short  summary  of  what  is  to  be 
believed,  practised,  described,  also  featlval  hymna 
according  to  the  manner  of  the  ancient  church,  v.  7. — 
Real  presence  and  spiritual  of  Christ  in  the 
blessed  sacrament  proved  against  the  doctrine  of 
transubstantiation,  v.  6. — Unum  necessarlum,  or  the 
doctrine  and  practice  of  repentance,  v.  7.— On  the 
reverence  due  to  the  altar,  v.  5.— Rust,  G.,  Bp. 
of  Dromore.  Funeral  sermon  preached  at  the  obsequies 
of  T.  v.  1.— Sermon.  The  gate  to  Heaven  a  straight 
gate,  V.  1.— 'Ei/tauTos.  A  course  of  sermons  for  all  the 
Sundays  of  the  year,v.  4.— Aesas  eJa^oAv/xaZo?.  A  supple- 
ment to  the  'EnauTo!,  V.  8.— Deus  ]  ustiflcatus,  or  a  vin- 
dication of  the  glory  of  the  Divine  attributes  in  the 
question  of  original  gin,  v.  7.— Index  of  texts,  v.  1.— 
— Correapondence  between  John   Warner,  Bp.  of 


Booheater,  and  Dr.  Taylor,  concerning  the  chapter  of 
original  sin  in  the  Dnum  necesaarlum,  v.  7.— Indexes, 
V.  1. 

Holy  living  and  dying  :   together  with 

prayers  containing  the  whole  duty  of  a 
Christian,  and  the  parts  of  devotion  fitted 
to  all  occasions,  and  furnished  for  all  neces- 
sities. New  ed.,  carefully  revised.  London, 
1860.    p.  8°.     {Bohn,n.  G.,  Stand.  Idbr.) 

—4335 

Poems  and  verse-translations.     For  the 

1  time  collected  and  ed.  after  the  author's 
own  text :  with  introduction  by  Rev.  Alex- 
ander B.  Grosart.  [London],  1870.  16°. 
(Fuller  worthies'  libr.  Miscel.  v.  1.)  3136 

Contents.  Aurea  grana.— Festival  hymns. — 
Grosart,  A.  B.  Indrod action. —  Job *s  curse. — 
Verse  portraits  of  the  4  Evangels. 

Foster,  J.    Contemplation  of  the  state  of  man,  by 

T.  13pp.  ICrit. essays, V. 2,p. SU:  Bohn.B..Q.,  Stand. 
ii6r.)— Gardiner,  J.  S.  J.  Sermons  of  T.  6  pp.  (If. 
Am.  iJsti.  V.  3,  1816,  p.  126.)— Tulloch,  J.  Jeremy 
Taylor  and  the  Liberty  of  prophesying.  37  pp.  ( Oon- 
temp.  Rev.  v.  9,  1868,  pp.  246,  B19.) 

Bonnet,  H.   K.     Life  of  the  Rt.  Rev. 

Father  in  God,  Jeremy  Taylor,  D.  D.     1815. 

WiLLMOTT,   R.   A.     Bp.  Jeremy  Taylor, 

his  predecessors,  contemporaries,  and  suc- 
cessors.   1848. 

Farrar,  F.  W.    Jeremy  Taylor.    37  pp.    (Barry,  A., 

Masters  in  Eng.  tlieol.  p.  175.)— Heber,  K.,  Bp.  of  Calcutta. 
Life  of  T.  260  pp.  (Taylor,  J.,  Whole  works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 
— Ijlves  of  Melancthon  and  T.  22  pp.  [Quart.  Rev. 
V.  14, 1816,  p.  236.)— Rust,  G.,  Bp.  of  Dromore.  Funeral 
sermon,  preached  at  the  obsequies  of  T.  19  pp.  (Tay- 
lor, J.,  Wlmle  works,  V.  1,  p.  cccix.) 

See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  131, 1871,  p.  113. 

Taylor,  John,  D.  D.    1694-1761.    Key  to  the 

apoatolic  writings,  or  an  eaaay  to  explain  the  Gospel 
scheme,  and  the  principle  words  and  phrasea  the 
apostles  have  used  in  describing  it.  141  pp.  (Watson, 
R.,  Theol.  tracts,  v.  3,  p.  31B.)— Scheme  of  Scripture- 
divinity,  formed  upon  the  plan  of  the  divine  dis- 
pensations. 214  pp.  (Wataon.R.,  rSeoZ.  iracis,  v.l,  p.3.) 

Xldwards,  J.    Great  Christian  doctrine  of  original 

sin  defended  .  .  .  containing  a  reply  to  the  objections 
of  T.     283  pp.     (TTorfts,  v.  2,  p.  301.) 

Taylor,  John  [the  Water  Poet).  1580-1654. 
Works.  Comprised  in  the  folio  ed.  of  1630. 
[Manchester],  1869.  1  v.  in  3,  fo.  (Spenser 
Soc.  Pub.)  1371 

Contents.  An  Armado,  or  navy  of  ships  and  other 
vessels,  who  have  the  art  to  sayle  by  land,  as  well  aa 
by  sea,  pt.  1.— A  Bawd,  pt.  2.— Praise,  antiquity,  and 
commodltie  of  beggerle,  beggera,  and  begging,  pt. 
1.— Boolce  of  martyrs,  pt.  2.— Prince  Charles  his 
welcome  from  Spaine,  pt.  2.— Gods  manifold  merclea 
in  these  miraculous  deliverances  of  our  Church  of 
England,  from  the  yeare  1B65,  untlll  the  present, 
1630,  pt.  2. —  Sad,  JoytuU,  lamentable,  delightfuii, 
merry-go-sorry  elegy  .  .  .  upon  the  supposed  death 
of  Mr.  Thomas  Corlat,  pt.  1.— Certalne  sonnets  in 
praise  of  Mr.  Thomas,  pt.  1.— Coriats  nevrs  and, 
letter  with  the  authours  paraphrasing  verses,  pt.  2. — 
Against  cursing  and  swearing,  pt.  1.— Discovery 
by  sea,  from  London  to  Salisbury,  pt.  1.— Dogge  of 
■warre,  or  the  travela  of  Drunkard,  the  famous  curre 
of  the  Round  Woollstaple  in  Westminster,  pt.  2.— The 
Dolphins  danger  and'  deliverance,  pt.  2. — 
Eighth  vronder  of  the  world :  or.  Cor]  ats  escape 
from  his  supposed  drowning,  pt.  1.— Briefe  remem- 
brance of  all  the  English  monarchs,  from  the 
Normans  conquest,  untlll  this  present,  pt.  2.— Me- 
morial of  all  the  English  monarchs,  being  In  number 
151.  From  Brute  to  King  Charles,  pt.  2 An  English- 
mans  love  to  Bohemia,  pt.  2.— Eplthalamles, 
or  euoomiasticke  triumphall  verses,  consecrated  to 
the  immortal  memory  of  the  royall  nuptials  of  .  .  . 
Fredericke  and  Elizabeth,  pt.  2.— Famous  fight  at 
sea,  pt.  2.— Farewell  to  the  Tower  bottles,  pt.  2. 
^ — The  Fearefull  summer :  or,  Londons  caiamltle, 
pt.  1.— A  cast  over  the  water  given  gratis  to  Wm.  Fen- 
nor,  the  rimer,  pt.  2.— Fennors  defence  :  or,  I  am 
your  first  man,  pt.  2.  —  Great  Brltaine  all  In 
blacke  ;  or,  a  short  elegy  .  .  .  In  .  . .  remembrance  of 
the  royall  Prince  Henry,  pt.  2.— The  Great  eater. 


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or  part  of  the  admirable  teeth  and  storaacks  exploits 
of  Nicholas  Wood,  pt.  1.— Heavens  blessing,  and 
eartlis  Joy,  or  a  true  relation,  of  the  supposed  sea- 
flghts  and  Qre-works,  as  were  accomplished,  "before 
the  royaU  celebration  of  the  all-beloved  marriage,  of 
.  .  .  Frederlcke  and  Elizabeth,  pt.  2.— Honour  con- 
cealed ;  strangely  reveal'd;  or,  the  worthy  praise 
of  .  .  .  Archibald  Armestrong,  pt.  2.— For  the  sacred 
memorial!  of  the  great .  .  .  Charles  Howard,  Earle  of 
Nottingham,  pt.  2.— Jacke  a  Lent  his  beginning  and 
entertainment,  pt.  1.— A  living  sadness  in  duty  conse- 
crated to  the  imraortall  memory  of  . .  .  James.  King 
of  Great  Britain,  pt.  2.— Praise  and  vertue  of  a  Jayle 
and  jaylers  :  with  the  most  excellent  mysterle,  and 
necessary  use  of  all  sorts  of  hanging.  Also  a  touch  at 
Tyburne,  pt.  2 The  severall  sieges,  assaults,  sack- 
ings, and  flnall  destruction  of  the  .  .  .  citty  of  Jeru- 
salem, pt.  1.— Funerall  elegle,  in  the  sacred  memory 
of  .  .  .  Lancelot,  Lord  Bp.  of  Winchester,  pt.  2.— 
Laugh,  and  be  fat;  or,  a  commentary  upon  the 
Odcombyan  banket,  pt.  2. — Life  and  death  of  the  most 
blessed  amongst  all  women,  the  Virgin  Mary,  pt.  1.— 
9Iirtb  and  wit,  pt.  2.— Muses  mourning:  or, 
f  unerall  sonnets  on  the  death  of  John  Moray,  pt.  2. — 
Nipping  or  snipping  of  abuses :  or,  the  wuoll- 
gathering  of  wit,  pt.  2. — Odcombs  complaint:  or, 
Coriats  f unerall  epicedlura,  pt.  1.— An  encomium  or 
enco-mi-ass-trick,  dedicated  to  the  unlimited  memory 
of  Arthur  O'Toole,  pt.  1.— Pastorall,  ...  or  the 
noble  antiquitie  of  shepheards,  with  the  profitable  use 

of  sheepe,  pt.  2 Peunyles   pilgrimage,  or  the 

money-lesse  perambulation  of  John  Taylor,  pt.  1 — 
A  few  lines  . . .  against  the  scandalous  aspersions  that 
are  .  .  .  cast  upon  the  poets  and  poems  of  tbese 
times,  pt.l. — Praise  of  cleaue  linnen.     With  the 

commendable  use  of  the  laundres,  pt.  2 Praise  of 

hemp-seed.  With  the  voyage  of  Mr.  Roger  Bird  and 
the  writer  hereof,  in  a  boat  of  browne-paper,  from 
London  to  Quinborough,  in  Kent,  pt.  2.— Funerall 
elegy:  deploring  the  death  of  .  . .  Rt.  Hon.  Lord,  John 
Ramsey,  pt.  2.— Salvator  muudi,  pt.  2.— Scourge 
of  baseness  ;  or,  the  old  Lerry,  with  a  new  Kicksey, 
and  a  new-cum  twang,  with  the  old  Winsey,  pt.  1.— 
Sir  Gregory  Nonsence  his  newes  from  no  place, 
pt.  1.— True  loving  sorrow,  attired  in  a  robe  of  Un- 
falned  griefe,  presented  upon  occasion  of  the  .  .  . 
funerall  of  .  ,  .  Lewis  Ste-w^ard,  Duke  of  Richmond 
and  Linox,  pt.  2.— Superbiae  flagellum,  or  the 
whip  of  pride,  pt.  1.— Taylors  goose,  pt.  1.— Tay- 
lors motto,  pt.  1.  —  Taylors  revenge:  or,  the 
rimer  Wm.  Fennor,  flrkt,  ferrited,  and  finely  fetcht 
over  the  coales,  pt.  2.— A  TUiefe.  With  a  comparison 
between  a  thiefe  and  a  booke,  pt.  2.— Travels  of 
tivelve-pence,  pt.  1. — Travels  to  Hamburgb  in 
Germanie,  pt.  2.— Travels  to  Prague  in  Bohemia, 
pt.  2. — True  cause  of  the  vratermens  suit  con- 
cerning players,  pt.  2. — Unnaturall  father :  or,  the 
cruel  murther  committed  by  one  John  Bowse . . .  upon 
2  of  his  owne  children,  pt.  2.— Urania,  pt.  1.— Ver- 
bum  sempiternuni,  pt.  2. — Very  merrie  wher- 
rie-ferry  voyage,  or  Yorke  for  my  money,  pt.  1.— 
The  Water-cormorant  his  complaint:  against  a 
brood  of  land-cormorants,  pt.  2.— Water-vrorke : 
or,  the  scullers  travels,  from  Tyber  to  Thames,  pt.  2.— 
A  Whore.  With  a  comparison  betweene  a  whore  and 
a  booke,  pt.  2. — The  World  runnes  on  vrheeles  : 
or,  oddes  betwixt  carts  and  coaches,  pt.  2. 
—  Works.  Not  included  in  the  folio  v.  of 
1630.  [Manchester],  1870-78.  5  v.  in  4,  sm. 
4°.     (Spenser  Soc.  Pub.)  131^ 

Contents.    Ale  ale-vated  into  the  ale-titude: 

or,  a  learned  oration  before  a  civill  assembly  of  ale- 
drinkers,  between  Paddlngton  and  Hogsdon,  v.  2.— 
Apology  for  private  preaching,  v.  1.— An  honest 
answer  to  the  late  published  Apologle  for  private 
preaching,  v.  5. — Aqua-inusae  :  or,  Cacofogo,  Caca- 
daemon.  Captain  George  Wither  wrung  in  the  withers, 
T.  1. — A  Bavrd,  v.  3.— John  Taylor  being  yet  un- 
changed, sends^greetlng,  to  John  Booker  that  hanged 
him  lately  In  a  .  .  .  pamphlet,  called  A  cable-rope 
double  twisted,  v.  2.— Bull,  beare,  and  horse,  cut, 
curtaile,  and  longtalle,  v.  3.— Cambria  Brittania: 
or,  a  short  abreviatlon  of  the  history,  and  chronicles 
of  Wales,  V.  1.— The  Carriers  cosmographie,  v.  2. 
—Causes  of  the  diseases  and  distempers  of 
this  kingdom,  t.  2. —  Certain  travailes  of  an 
uncertain  Journey,  V.  2.— Christmas  in  and  out: 

or.  Our  Lord  and  Saviour  Christs  birth-day,  v.  1 

Manifestation,  and  just  vindication  against  Josua 
Church  his  exclamation,  v.  3 Cluster  of  cox- 
combes,  or  a  cinquepace  of  5  sorts  of  knaves  and 
fooles,  v.  1.  — Complaint  of  Christmas,  v.  1.— 
Complaint  of  M.,  tenter-hoo^e,  and  Sir  Thomas 


Dodger  the  patentee,  v.  4.— Conversion,  confes* 

sion,  contrition  . . .  of  a  . . .  rebellious  Bound-head, 
V.  5.— Most  learned  and  eloquent  speech,  spoken ...  by 
the  most  learned  lawyer  Miles  Corbet,  v.  4.— Crop- 
eare  curried,  or  Tom  Nash  his  ghost,  v.  2.— Devil 
turn  'd  Round-head  t  or,  Pluto  become  a  Brownist, 
V.  2. —Delicate,  dainty,  damnable  dialogue  betiveen 
the  devill  and  a  Jesuite,  v.  4.— Differing  ^vor- 
ships,  or  the  oddes,  betweene  some  kulghts  service 
and  God's,  v.  1.— Drinke  and  welcome:  or,  the 
famous  historie  of  the  most  part  of  drinks,  in  use  now 
in  the  kingdomes  of  Great  Brittaine  and  Ireland,  v.  2. 
— Snglauds  comfort,  and  liondous  joy:  ex- 
pressed in  the  royall  . .  .  entertainment  of  .  .  .  King 
Charles,  at  his  blessed  and  safe  returne  from  Scot- 
land, V.  4.— Epigramntes,  written  on  purpose  to  be 
readjV.  2.— Essence,  quintessence,  insence. ,  .  of 
nousence  upon  seuce  :  or,  sence  upon  nonsence, 
V.  4.— Faire  and  fowle  weather:  or,  a  sea  and 
land  storme,  betweene  2  calmes,  v.  5.— The  Fearef  all 
summer,  or  Londons  calamltie,  v.  2.  —  Generall 
complaint  of  the  most  oppressed,  distressed  Com- 
mons of  England,  v.  4.— Heads  of  all  fashions,  v. 
2.— The  Hellish  parliament  being  a  counter-parlla- 
fflent  to  this  in  England,  v.  4.— Honorable,  and 
memorable  foundations  .  .  .  within  10  shires  and 
counties  of  this  kingdome,  v.  4.— Humble  desired 
union  betvreene  prerogative  and  priviledge, 
V.  4.— The  Irish  footman's  poetry,  or  George  the 
runner  against  Henry  the  walker,  in  defence  of  John 
the  swimmer,  v.  2. — 'nfn-o.vdp(OTTo^ :  or,  an  ironicall 
expostulation  with  death  and  fate,  v.  1 — The 
Kings  most  excellent  majesties  wellconte  to 
his  owne  house,  truly  called  the  honour  of  Hampton 
Court,  v.  1.— Number  and  names  of  all  the  kings  of 
Kngland  and  Scotland,  from  the  beginning  of 
their  governments  to  this  present,  v.  1.— Ijast  voy- 
age, and  adventure,  v.  2. — lietter  sent  to  Ijon- 
don  from  a  spie  at  Oxford,  v.  5.— The  I<iar,  or  a  con- 
tradiction to  those  who  in  the  titles  of  their  bookes 
affirmed  them  to  be  true,  when  they  were  false,  v.  1.^ 
—Mad  fashions,  od  fashions,  all  out  of  fashions,  or 
the  emblems  of  these  distracted  times,  v.  1.— luiad 
verse,  sad  verse,  glad  verse,  and  .bad  verse,  v.  2. — 
Mercurius  aquaticus  ;  or,  the  water-poets  answer 
to  all  that  hath  or  shall  be  writ  by  Mercurius  Brltani- 
cus,  V.  5.— Mercurius  infernalis ;  or,  orderlesse 
orders  .  .  .  established  by  a  close  committee  of  the 
dlvell  and  his  angells,v.  4.— ]Vo  Mercurius  aulicus  ; 
but  some  merry  flashes  of  intelligence,  with  the  pre- 
tended parliaments  forces  besiedging  of  Oxford  4 
miles  off,  and  the  terrible  taking  in  of  a  mill.  Instead 
of  the  king  and  citie,v.  2.— Noble  cavalier  carac- 
terised,  and  a  rebellious  caviller  cauterised,  v.  5.— 
Oxford  beseiged,  surprised,  taken,  and  pittifully 
entered  ...  by  the  valiant  forces  of  the  London  and 
Westminster  parliament,  v.  3.— The  old,  old,  very  old 
man :  or,  the  age  and  long  life  of  Thomas  Par,  v.  1. — 
Part  of  this  summers  travels,  v.  1. — A  Pedlar 
and  a  Romish  priest,  v.  1.— To  the  Bt.  Hon.  assem- 
bly ...  of  the  Hon.  House  of  Commons  in  parliament : 
the  humble  petition  of  the  antient  overseers, 
rulers,  and  assistants  of  the  company  of 
vratermen,  v.  4.— Plea  for  prerogative :  or,  give 

Caesar  his  due,  v.  1.— Praise  of  the  needle,  v.  1 

Ranters  of  both  sexes,  male  and  female,  v.  4.— 
Rebells  anathematized  and  anatomized,  v.  2. 
—  Religious  enemies,  v.  1.— Short  relation  of  a 
long  journey  made  round  or  ovall  by  encompass- 
ing the  principalitieof  Wales.v.  1.— Suddaiue  turne 
of  fortunes  "wheele ;  or,  a  conference  holden  in 
the  castle*  of  St.  Angello,  betwixt  the  Pope,  and  the 
Emperor,  and  the  King  of  Spaine,v.  2.— A  Swarme  of 

sectaries,  and  schismatiques,  T.  1 Beply  as 

true  as  Steele,  to  a  . .  .  lying  libell  .  .  .  called  by  the 
name  of  An  answer  to  a  foolish  pamphlet  entituled,  A 
swarme  of  sectaries  and  schismatiques,  v.  4.— A  Tale 
in  a  tub,  or  a  tub  lecture,  as  it  was  delivered  by  My- 
heele  Mendsoale,  an  Inspired  Brownist,  v.  1.— Full 
and  compleat  answer  against  the  writer  of  .  . .  A  tale 
in  a  tub,  v.  1.— Taylors  arithmeticke  from  1  to  12, 
v,  4,— Taylors  feast,  v.  S.— Thame  Isis:  or,  the 
description  of  the  2  famous  rivers  of  Thame  and  Isis, 
v.  1.— Travels,  from  London  to  the  Isle  of  Wight,  v.  4. 
—Travels  aud  circular  perambulation,  through 
and  by  more  than  30  times  12  signes  of  the  zodlak,  v. 
3.— Truth's  triumph :  or,  old  miracles  newly  re- 
vived in  the  gracious  preservation  of  our  Soveraigne 
Lord  the  King,  v.  3.— Valorous  and  perillous 
sea-fight,  V.  4. — Whole  life  and  progresse  of  Henry 
"Walker  the  ironmonger,  v.  1.— "Wandering,  to  see 
the  wonders  of  the  west,  v,  1.— Sad  and  deplorable 
loving  elegy  consecrated  to  the  living  memory  of  . . . 
M.  Blchard  "Wyan,  v.  3. 


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Extracts  relating   to   Thomas  Cot'yat,  from   the 

■Works  of,  printed  in  the  year  1613.  82  pp.  (Ooryat, 
T,,  CVu(ii<ies,v.  3.)— Part  of  this  summers  travels; 
■Whole  lite  and  progresae  o£  Henry  Wallser  the  iron- 
monger J  Mad  fashions,  od  fashions,  all  out  o£  fash- 
ions ;  The  Kings  most  excellent  majesties  welloome  to 
his  ownliouse;  ■Wandering  to  see  the  wonders  of  the 
■west.  103  pp.  (Hindley,  C.,OW6oofc(!o!!e(!(.  Buscel.  V.  3.) 
—Penniless  pilgrimage  i  A  Kioksey  winsey ;  or,  a 
lerry  oome-twang;  Farewell  to  the  Tower  bottles; 
Navy  of  land  ships;  Jack  a  lent;  ■Watermen's  suit  con- 
cerning players.  217  pp.  (Hlndley,  C  Old  iook  col- 
lect, miscel.  v.  2.)— Snddnlne  turne  of  fortune's 
wheele,  a  poem.  S3  pp.  (HalUwell-Phllilpps,  J.  O., 
Contrib.  to  early  Eng. !«.)— Travels  from  London  to  the 
Isle  of  Wight ;  with  his  returne;  and  occasion  of  his 
journey.  15  pp.  (Halllwell-PhiUIpps,  J.  O.,  i«.  o/(*e 
16  and  17  centuries,  p.  35.)— Wit  and  mirth.  86  pp. 
(Hazlitt,  ■W.  0.,  Sftatep.  jesi-ftoofcs,  v.  3.) 

Taylor,  John.  1757-1833.  Poems  on  various 
subjects.  London,  1828.  3  v.  8°.  1365 
Contents.  Odes  of  Anacreon,  with  the  fragments 
of  Sappho  and  Alcaeus,  v.  2.— Elegiacs  and  epi- 
taphs, V.  2,— Epistles,  T.  1.— On  the  picture  of  "  The 
Holy  family,"  v.  2.— Imitations,  v.  2.— miscel- 
laneous effusions,  r.  2 Odes  on  the  birth-day  of 

Bt.  Hon.  William  Pitt,  May  28,  v.  1.— Prologues 
and  epilogues,  V.  1.— Sonnets,  v.  1,  2.— The  Stage, 
T.  1.— Tales,  V.  2. 

Records  of  my  life.    London,  1833.    3  v. 

8°.  4775 

The  same.    Ne-w  York,  1833.     8°-        4784 

Taylor,  John,  0.  .B.  1808-81.  London -water 
supply.  Facts  and  fallacies  discussed  in  a 
series  of  letters,  -written  for  and  pub.  in  the 
Courier  ne^wspaper,  bet^ween  Nov.  1866,  and 
April,  1867,  chiefly  ■with  reference  to  con- 
stant service  and  a  future  source  of  supply. 
London,  1869.  8°.  [With  Hitchman,  J., 
Sewage  of  towns.)  — 3734 

Taylor,  John.  Modern  upholstery.  Lon- 
don, n.  d.     obi.  4°.  —1713 

Taylor,  John.  De  1 'emancipation  des  noirs 
et  de  I'independance  des  Indes  occidentales, 
considerees  comme  etant  dans  I'interfit  bien 
entendu  de  la  Grande  Bretagne.  Londres, 
1834.     8°.     {Traots  on  slavery,  \.\.)     —3346 

Taylor,  John.  Tintern  abbey  and  its  found- 
ers, comprising  a  revision  and  correction  of 
preceding  accounts,  ■with  numerous  addi- 
tional particulars  hitherto  uncollected,  in- 
cluding the  dates  of  the  various  buildings. 
London,  1869.     13°.  1527 

Taylor,  John.   Ellis,  G.E.  Taylor's  National 

establishments  of  religion.  9  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam,  t.  28, 
1840,  p.  171.) 

Taylor,  Mrs.  John.  See  Taylor,  Mrs.  Su- 
sannah. 

Taylor,  John  EUor.  The  aquarium,  its  in- 
habitants, structure,  and  management. 
London,  1876.     13°.  —1677 

^-^  {Ed. )  Notes  on  collecting  and  preserving 
natural-history  objects.   London,  1876.    16°. 

—1698 

Taylor,  John  Glanville.    The  United  States 

and  Cuba.  8  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  DubUn  Univ.  Mag.  v.  37, 
1851,  p.  763.) 

Taylor,  John  Lord,  D.  D.  1811—.  Memoir 
of  Samuel  Phillips,  LL.  D.  Boston,  1856. 
8°.  3793 

Park,  E.  A.    Taylor's  Memoir  of  Judge  Phillips. 

39  pp.    {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  13, 1836,  p.  863.) 

Taylor,  John  Sydney.    Biographical  sketch 

of.    17  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21, 1843,  p.  232.) 

Taylor,  Lester.  Hartland.  6  pp.  (Trum- 
bull, J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  county.  Conn.  y.  2, 
p.  237.) 

PABT  v.— 63. 


Taylor,  Mrs.  Marie  Hansen,  and  Scud* 
der,  Horace  Elisha  (Eds. )  Life  and  letters 
of  Bayard  Taylor.  See  Taylor,  B. 
Taylor,  Col.  Meado-ws.  1808-76.  Descrip- 
tions of  cairns,  cromlechs,  kistvaens,  and 
other  Celtic,  Druidical,  or  Scythian  monu- 
ments in  the  Dekhan.     [Dublin],  1863.     4°. 

1701 
Note From  Koyal  Irish  Acad.  Trans,  v.  24. 

Students'  manual  of  the  history  of  India 

from  the  earliest  period  to  the  present.  3  ed. 
London,  1871.     13°-  8457 

Native  literature  of  India.     50  pp.     (Dublin 

afternoon  lectures,  2  s.  p.  101.) 
Anglo-Indian  soldier  and  novelist,    17  pp. 

(Blaekwood's  Mag.  v.  122, 1877,  p.  675.)— A  IVoble  queen. 

21   pp.     (Kev.   of  In  Edin.   Rev.  v.  147,  1878,  p.  474.)— 

Story  of  an  Indian  life.    34  pp.    (Bev.  of  In  Edin. 

Sev.  V.  146,  1877,  p.  620.)— Tara.    11  pp.    (Bev.  of  in 

Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  94,  1863,  p.  624;  Edin,  Bev.  t.  US, 

1863,  p.  542.) 
See  also  Dublin  UnlT.  Mag.  v.  17, 1841,  p.  456. 

Taylor,  Michael.  Tables  of  logarithms  of 
all  numbers,  from  1  to  101000 ;  and  of  the 
sines  and  tangents  to  every  second  of  the 
quadrant.    London,  1792.     r.  4°.  —3453 

Taylor,  Michael  Angelo.    Substance  of  the 

speech  of  ...  on  the  delays  In  the  High  Court  of 
Chancery.  18  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  41,  1825, 
p.  410.) 

Taylor,  Nathaniel  William,  D.  D.     Fisher, 

G.  P.  The  "  Princeton  Bevlew  "  on  the  theology  of  T. ; 
Dr.  N.  ■W.  Taylor's  theology.  89  pp.  (New  Englander, 
V.  27, 1868,  pp.  284,  740.)— System  of  T.  In  Its  connection 
with  prior  New  England  theology.  70  pp.  (In  his 
Discussions,  p.  285.) — Gulliver,  J.  P.  Dr.  Nathaniel 
W.  Taylor  on  moral  government  in  the  abstract.  39 
pp.  (Bibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  17,  1860,  p.  365.)— Princeton 
Review  on  Dr.  T.  and  the  Edwardean  theology.  43 
pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  18,  1860,  p.  726.)— Dr.  Taylor 
and  his  system.  34  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  16, 1858, 
p.  373.) — Dr.  Taylor  on  moral  government.  65 
pp.  _  (New  Englander,  v.  17, 1859,  p.  903.) 

Taylor,  Mrs.  Nellie  Maria.    Brockett,  L.  P., 

and  Vaughan,  Mrs.  M.  C.  In  their  ■Woman's  work  in 
the  civil  war,  p.  234.    7  pp. 

Taylor,  Bev.  Oliver  Alden.    Memoir  of.    31 

pp.  (New  Englander,  T.  11,  1863,  p.  609.)— Taylor,  J. 
Oliver  Alden  Taylor.  16  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  341.) 

Taylor,  Owen  M.  1819—.  History  of  An- 
napolis, the  capital  of  Maryland, . . .  together 
■with  a  full  history  and  description  of  the 
United  States  Naval  Academy.  Baltimore, 
1873.    8°.  3584 

Taylor,  Peter  Alfred  [Ed.)  1819—.  Joseph 
Mazzini.    See  Venturi,  Mme.  E.  A. 

Davidson,  J.  M.    P.  A.  Taylor.    11  pp.    (In  his 

Eminent  Eng.  liberals,  p.  25.) 

Taylor,  Reynell.  Parry,  E.  G.  Reynell 
Taylor.    A  biography.     1888. 

Taylor,  Rev.  Richard.  Te  Ika  a  Maui,  or 
New  Zealand  and  its  Inhabitants.  London, 
1855.     8°.  3434 

Taylor,  Lt.-Oen.  Richard.  1836-79.  De- 
struction and  reconstruction.  Personal  ex- 
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8°.  2645 

Stephens,  A.  H.     Reminiscences  of  T.     10  pp. 

(Internat.  Bev.  v.  6, 1878,  p.  146.) 

Taylor,  Richard  (JSd.)  1781-1858.  Scientific 
memoirs,  selected  from  the  transactions  of 
foreign  academies  of  science  and  learned 
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to  the  chemical  action  of  light,  v.  3.— Bolard,  A.  J. 
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axes  of  the  elliptic  spheroid  ot  revolution  which  most 

■  nearly  corresponds  with  the  existing  measurements 
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magnetism  as  a  mechanical  power,  v.  1.— Bunsen, 
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nature  ot  aqua  regla,  on  hyponitric  acid  as  an  oxi- 
dizing agent,  on  the  constitution  of  that  acid,  and  the 
part  which  it  acts  towards  organic  substances,  v.  4. — 
Xinmout,  J.  Account  of  the  magnetic  observatory 
and  Instruments  at  Munich  ;  Results  of  the  magnetic 
ohservations  in  Munich  during  the  period  of  3  years, 
1840-42,  V.  3.— lia  Frovostaye,  V.  H.  de.  Action  of 
sulphurous  acid  on  hyponitric  acid  (peroxide  of  nitro- 
gen); crystals  of  the  leaden-chamber;  theory  of  the 
formation  of  sulphuric  acid,  v.  3.— Iieuz,  B.    On  the 


laws  according  to  which  the  magnet  acts  upon  a  spiral 
when  it  is  suddenly  approached  to  or  removed  from  it ; 
and  on  the  most  advantageous  mode  of  constructing 
spirals  for  magneto-electrical  purposes;  On  the  laws 
of  the  conducting  powers  of  wires  ot  different  lengths 
and  diameters  for  electricity,  v.  1. — Ije  Verrler,  U. 
J.  J.  On  interpolation  applied  to  the  calculation  of 
the  coeflloients  ot  the  development  ot  the  disturbing 

lunction,  v.  B Liebig,  J.   von.     On    the  azotlzed 

nutritive  principles  of  plants,  v.  3.— Lioeivig.  K.,  Ex- 
periments on  the  essential  oil  of  the  Spiraea  Ulmaria, 
or  Meadow  Sweet,  v.  1. — Magnus,  G.  Experiments 
on  the  expansive  force  of  steam  ;  On  the  force  requi- 
site tor  the  production  of  vapours,  v.  4.— Melloni,  M. 
Memoir  on  the  free  transmission  of  radiant  heat 
through  different  solid  and  liquid  bodies,  v.  1.— Me- 
moir on  the  nocturnal  cooling  ot  bodies  exposed  to  a 
free  atmosphere  In  calm  and  serene  weather,  and  on 
the  resulting  phaenomena  near  the  earth's  surface, 
V.  6.— Memoir  on  the  polarization  ot  heat,  v.  1,  2.— 
New  researches  relative  to  the  immediate  transmission 
of  radiant  heat  through  difllerent  solids  and  liquids; 
Note  on  the  reflection  ot  radiant  heat ;  Observations 
and  experiments  on  the  theory  ot  the  identity  of  the 
agents  which  produce  light  and  heat,  v.  1.— On  the 
cause  of  the  differences  observed  in  the  absorbing 
powers  of  polished  and  of  striated  metallic  plates, 
and  on  the  application  ot  these  principles  to  the  im- 
provement of  calorific  reflection ;  Proposal  of  a  new 
nomenclature  for  the  science  ot  calorific  radiations, 
V.  3. — Menabrea,  L.  F.  Sketch  of  the  analytical  en- 
gine invented  by  Charles  Babbage,  v.  3.— Meyen,  P. 
J.  F.  Few  words  on  the  act  ot  Impregnation  and  on 
polyembryony  in  the  higher  plants,  v.  3.— Miller,  W. 
H.  Abstract  of  some  ot  the  principal  propositions  of 
Gauss's  dioptric  researches,  v.  3. — Dlltscberllcli,  E. 
On  the  chemical  reactions  produced  by  bodies  which 
act  only  by  contact,  v.  4.— MoHl,  H.  von.  On  the 
structure  of  the  vegetable  cell,  v.  4.— Moser,  L.  On 
the  power  which  light  possesses  ot  becoming  latent; 
On  vision,  and  the  action  of  light  on  all  bodies;  Some 
remarks  on  invisible  light,  v.  3.— Mossottl,  O.  F. 
Note  on  a  capillary  pbaenomenon  observed  by  Dr. 
Young;  On  the  action  of  the  molecular  forces  pro- 
ducing capillary  phaenomena,  v.  3.— On  the  forces 
which  regulate  the  Internal  constitution  ot  bodies,  v. 
1.— On  the  spectra  ot  Fraunhofer  formed  by  gratings, 
and  on  the  analysis  ot  their  light,  v.  5.— Mueller,  J. 
On  the  structure  and  characters  of  the  Ganoidei,  and 
on  the  natural  olassiflcation  of  fish ;  Further  remarks, 
v.  4.— Neumann,  F.  B.  Photometrlcal  method  of 
estimating  the  intensity  of  ordinary  and  extraordinary 

rays,  as  also  those  of  reflected  light,  etc.  v.  4 IVoblli, 

L,  Memoir  on  colours  in  general,  and  particularly  on 
a  new  chromatic  scale  deduced  from  metaliochromy 
tor  sclentlflo  and  practical  p  urposes,  v.  1.— Olira ,  G.  S. 
The  galvanic  circuit  investigated  mathematically,  v.  2. 
— Ostrogradsky,  M.  A.  Singular  case  ot  the  equili- 
brium of  incompressible  fluids,  v.  1.— Pelouze,  J. 
On  certain  combinations  of  a  new  acid,  formed  of 
azote,  sulphur,  and  oxygen,  v.  1 Peltier,  A.  In- 
quiry into  the  cause  of  the  electric  phaenomena  ot  the 
atmosphere,  and  on  the  meaus  of  collecting  their 
manifestations,  v.  3.— Plateau,  J.  A.  F.  Experimen- 
tal and  theoretical  researches  on  the  figures  of  equili- 
brium of  a  liquid  mass  withdrawn  from  the  action  of 
gravity,  v.  5.— On  the  phaenomena  presented  by  a  tree 
liquid  mass  withdrawn  from  the  action  of  gravity,  v.  4. 
— Pluecker,  J.  Experimental  researches  on  the 
action  of  the  magnet  upon  gases  and  liquids;  On  a 
simple  method  of  increasing  the  diamagnetism  ot 
oscillating  bodies:  dlamagnetlo  polarity;  On  the 
determination  ot  the  intensity  of  magnetic  and  dla- 
magnetlo forces;  On  the  relation  ot  magnetism  to 
diamagnetism  ;  On  the  repulsion  ot  the  optic  axes  ot 
crystals  by  the  poles  ot  a  magnet,  v.  5.— Foisson,  S.  D. 
On  the  mathematical  theory  of  heat,  v.  1.— Pouillet, 
C.  S.  M.  Memoir  on  the  solar  heat,  on  the  radiation 
and  absorbing  powers  ot  the  atmospheric  air,  and  on 
the  temperature  of  space,  v.  4.— Redtenbacher,  J. 
On  the  composition  ot  stearic  acid,  and  on  the  pro- 
ducts of  its  distillation,  v.  3.— Regnault,  V.  Hygro- 
metrical  researches ;  On  the  elastic  forces  ot  aqueous 
vapour,  V.  4.— Riesg,  P.  On  the  Incandescence  and 
fusion  of  metallic  wires  by  electricity,  v.  4.— Roemer, 
F.  A.  Description  of  the  chalk  formation  of  northern 
Germany,  v.  4.— Rose,  H.  On  a  new  combination  of 
the  anhydrous  sulphuric  and  sulphurous  acids,  v.  1. 
—On  the  anhydrous  sulphate  of  ammonia;  On  the 
combinations  of  ammonia  with  carbonic  acid,  t.  2.— 
On  the  combination  of  the  volatile  chlorides  with 
ammonia,  and  their  constitution,  v.  3.— On  the  theory 
of  the  formation  ot  aether,  v.  2.— Rndbere,  F.  Se- 
lections Irom  a  memoir  on  the  expansion  of  dry  air, 


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V.  2.— Savart,  P.  Kesearohes  on  the  elasticity  of 
toaies  which  oryatalUze  regularly,  v.  1.— Schleldcii, 
M.  J.  Oontrlhutloua  to  our  knowledge  o£  phytogeneals, 
V. 2.— Schmidt,  K.  Contributions  to  the  comparative 
physiology  o£  the  Invertebrate  animals,  being  a  phyal- 
ologlco-chemlcal  Investigation,  v.  6. — Schnltliess,  R. 
Part  of  a  lecture  on  electro-magnetism,  delivered  to 
the  Philosophical  Society  at  Zurich,  Feb.  18, 1833,  v.  1. 
— Seebecit,  A.  Beraarks  on  the  polarization  ol  light 
V)y  reHexlon,  especially  by  double  refracting  bodies, 
with  abstract  of  Mr.  MaoCullagh's  treatise  on  the 
same  subject,  T.  4.— Sefati-oem,  N.  G.  Investigation 
of  the  furrows  which  traverse  the  Scandinavian  moun- 
tains In  certain  directions,  together  with  the  probable 
cause  of  their  origin.  Appendix,  y.  3.— WalcUenaer, 
Baron  0.  A.  Researches  relative  to  the  Insects,  known 
to  the  ancients  and  moderns,  by  which  Jiie  vine  Is  In- 
fested, and  on  the  means  of  preventing  their  ravages, 
T.  1.— Wartmaiin,  E.  Memoir  on  Daltonism  [or 
colour  blindness],  v.  4.— Weber,  W.  E.  Extract  from 
remarks  on  the  term-observations  for  1839,  of  the 
German  Magnetic  Association;  Observations  on  the 
arrangement  and  use  of  the  Blfllar  magnetometer; 
On  a  transportable  magnetometer,  v.  2.— On  the  exci- 
tation and  action  of  dlamagnetism  according  to  the 
laws  of  induced  currents;  On  the  measurement  of 
electro-dynamic  forces,  v.  6,— AVi'ede,  F.  J.  Attempt 
to  explain  the  absorption  of  light  according  to  the 
undulatory  theory,  v.  1. — Index,  v.  1-5. 

■ (JEd.)    Diversions  of  Purley.    See  Tooke, 

J.  H. 

• and  Phillips,  Richard  {Eds.)  Philo- 
sophical magazine.  See  London,  Edinburgh, 
and  Dublin  philosophical  magazine. 

Taylor,  Richard  Cowling.  1789-1851.  On 
the  geology  of  east  Norfolk :  with  remarks 
upon  the  hypothesis  of  Mr.  J.  W.  Robberds, 
respecting  the  former  level  of  the  German 
ocean.     London,  1837.     8°.  —1626 

Statistics  of  coal.     The  geographical  and 

geological  distribution  of  mineral  combus- 
tibles or  fossil  fuel,  including,  also,  notices 
and  localities  of  the  various  mineral  bitu- 
minous substances,  employed  in  arts  and 
manufactures  .  .  .  Phila.  1848.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  90.  1849,  p.  .535.)      —1634 

The  same.   2  ed.    Phila.  1855.   8°.    —1634 
Taylor,  Bev.  Robert.    Ellis,  G.  E.    Taylor's 

Diegesls.    40  pp.     (C/ir.  ilMm.  V.  17,  1836,  p.  332.) 

Taylor,  Rev.  Rowland,  LL.  D.  Tayler,  C.  B. 
Dr.  Rowland  Tayler.  13  pp.  (In  his  Mem.  of  Eng.  mar- 
tyrs, p.  47.)— Wordswortli,  0.  Dr.  Rowland  Taylor. 
39  pp.    (In  Ids  Eccles.  blog.  v.  2,  p.  403.) 

Taylor,  Samuel  Harvey,  LL.  D.  1807-71. 
Classical  study;  its  value  illustrated  by  ex- 
tracts from  the  writings  of  eminent  scholars. 
Andover,  1870.     13°.  —2367 

Park,  E.  A.    Memorial  of  T.  31  pp.  {Biilioth.  Sacra, 

V.  28,  1871,  p.  366.) 

Taylor,  Sedley.  Science  of  music :  or,  the 
physical  basis  of  musical  harmony.  New 
York,  1875.     13°.  —3746 

Sound  and  music  :   a  non-mathematical 

treatise  on  the  physical  constitution  of  mus- 
ical sounds  and  harmony,  including  the 
chief  acoustical  discoveries  of  Prof.  Helm- 
holtz.     London,  1873.     8°-  —2746 

Taylor,  Silas.  1634-78.  History  of  gavel- 
kind with  the  etymology  thereof  ;  contain- 
ing also  an  assertion  that  our  English  laws 
are  for  the  most  part  those  that  were  used 
by  the  ancient  Brytains  .  .  .  London,  1663. 
sq.  8°.  —3343 

Taylor,  Sophia,  and  Christie,  Rev.  Peter 
(trs.)  History  of  the  Jewish  people.  See 
Schuerer,  B. 

Taylor,  Mrs.  Susannah.  Ross,  Mrs.  J.  A. 
D.  G.    Three  generations  of  Englishwomen. 


Memoirs  and  correspondence  of  Mrs.  John 
Taylor,  Mrs.  Sarah  Austin,  and  Lady  Duff 
Gordon.     1888,  3  v. 

Taylor,  Thomas,  M.D.  —1848.  Bryologia 
Britannica.  See  Hooker,  Sir  W.  J.,  and 
Taylor,  T. 

Taylor,  Thomas.  1758-1835.  Collectanea; 
or,  collections,  consisting  of  miscellanies, 
inserted  in  the  European  and  monthly  mag- 
azines. With  an  appendix  containing  some 
hymns.     London,  1806.     8°.  2195 

Note Privately  printed,  only  60  copies. 

Contents.  Address  to  the  British  nation.— To 
being  Itself;  or,  the  1  monad  of  the  intelligible 
triad.— Chaldaean  oracles.— The  dream,  an  Imi- 
tation of  the  beginning  of  the  11  book  of  Apulelus.— 
To  the  editor  of  the  Monthly  Magailne.— On  a 

text  in  Hebrews   [xl,  3] To  Intellect;    or,  the 

3  monad  of  the  intelligible  triad.— The  Intelligible 
triad.— To  life;  or,  the  2  monad  of  the  intelligible 
triad.— To  Mercnry.— On  the  nature  of  the  uni- 
verse.— Proclus.  Hymn;  Paraphrased  translation. 
—To  the  rising  sun.— To  the  sun. — Theodoslns 
and  Constantia. 

Dissertation  on  the  Eleusinian  and  Bac- 
chic mysteries.  2  ed.  London,  1816.  8°. 
{Pamphleteer,  v.S.)  5937 

Dissertation  on  the  philosophy  of  Aris- 
totle.   London,  1813.    4°.  —1423 

Elements  of  a  new  arithmetical  notation, 

and  of  a  new  arithmetic  of  infinities.  Lon- 
don, 1823.     8°.  —2426 

Miscellanies,  in  prose  and  verse.  Lon- 
don, 1805.   8°.    (With  his  Collectunea..)    2195 

Contents.    To   the  artificer  of  the   universe.— 

Boethlus,  A.  M.  T.  S.  Do  oonsolat.  philos.  lib.  Ill, 
met.  9.— Triumph  of  the  wise  man  over  fortune.— 
Platonic  philosopher's  creed.— Panegyric  on  the 
late  Dr.  Sydenham. 

Theoretic  arithmetic  in  8  books.  Lon- 
don, 1816.     8°.  —2426 

(3V.)  Cratylus,  Phaedo,  Parmenides,  and 

Timaeus  of  Plato.    See  Plato. 

(3V.)     Description  of  Greece.    See  Pau- 


sanias. 
—  {Tr.) 
tinus. 
{Tr.) 


Five  books  of  Plotinus.    See  Plo- 


See    Jam- 


Life   of   Pythagoras, 
blichus,  of  Chalcis. 

{Tr.)  Metaphysics  of  Aristotle.  SeeAris- 

toteles. 

{Tr.)    Mystical  hymns  of  Orpheus.    See 

Orpheus. 

{Tr.)    Philosophical    and    mathematical 

commentaries  on  the  1  book  of  Euclid's 
Elements.    See  Proclus. 

— r-  (Tr.)  Pythagorio  sentences.  See  Demo- 
philus,  the  Pythagorean. 

(IV.)    Select  works  of  Plotinus.    See  PIot 

tinus. 

(Tr.)    Select  works   of   Porphyry.    See 

Porphyrius. 

(Tr.)    Translations    from   the  Greek  of 

Plotinus.    See  Plotinus. 

(Tr.)    Works  of  Plato.    See  Plato. 

Taylor,  Thomas.    Life  of  William  Cowper, 

compiled  from  his  correspondence  and  other 
authentic  sources  of  information.  4  ed. 
London.  1885.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  7,  1888,  p.  482.)  4716 

Taylor,   Col.  Thomas   Edward.    Notice  of. 

5  pp.     {Dublin  Unit.  Mag.  v.  86, 1876,  p.  14.) 

Taylor,  Thomas  Proclus.  The  Chain  of 
guilt;  or,  the  Inn  on  the  heath:  a  romantic  drama. 
35  pp.    (Cumherland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  12.) 


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Taylor,  Tom.  1817-80.  Pictures  in  words. 
London,  1863.  8°.  (Foster,  B.,  Pictures  of 
Eng.  landscape.)  — 1753 

Life  and  times  of  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds. 

See  Leslie,  C.  R.,  and  Taylor,  T. 

A  Blighted  beiug,  a  faree.    18  pp.    (Spencer,  W. 

v.,  Boston  theat.  v.  19.)— Helping  hands,  a  domestic 
drama.  52  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  12.) — 
Still -waters  run  deep,  a  comedy.  68  pp.  (Spencer, 
W.  v.,  Boston  theat.  v.  11.) 

{Ed.)      Autobiographical     recollections. 

See  Leslie,  C.  R. 

[Ed.)    Life  of  Benjamin  Robert  Haydon. 

See  Haydon,  B.  R. 

(Tr.)    Ballads  and  songs  of  Brittany,  tr. 

from  the  "  Barsaz-breiz  "  of  Vicomte  Her- 
eart  de  La  Villemarque,  with  some  of  the 
original  melodies  harmonized  by  Mrs.  Tom 
Taylor.    London,  1865.    sq.  8°.  2875 

— -  Hughes,  T.  In  raemoriam.  4  pp.  [ifacmillan's 
Mag.  V.  42,  1880,  p.  298.)— Sheehan,  J.  Tom  Taylor. 
17  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  t.  90,  1871,  p.  142.) 

and  Keade,  Charles.    Masks  and  faces, 

or  before  and  behind  the  curtain,  a  comedy.  60  pp. 
(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  3.)— T"*vo  loves  and 
a  life,  a  drama.  48  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat. 
V.  7.) 

Taylor,  Lt.-Col.  Walter    Herron.     1888—. 

Four  years  with  Gen.  Lee.    New  York,  1878. 

8°.  2644 

Taylor,  Walter    Ross,  D.  D.      Iverach,   J. 

Walter  Ross  Taylor.  8  pp.  (Disruption  worthies  of  the 
Highlands,  Memorial  o/1843,  p.  262.) 

Taylor,  Rev.  William.  Memorials  of  the 
life  and  ministry  of  Charles  Calder  Mackin- 
tosh, D.  D.     Edinburgh,  1870.     8°.  4845 

Charles  Calder  Mackintosh.    8  pp.    {Disruption 

worthies  of  the  Highlands,  Memorial  of  1843,  p.  53.) 

Taylor,  William,  of  Norwich.  1765-1836. 
Historic  survey  of  German  poetry,  inter- 
spersed with  various  translations.  London, 
1880.  8  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Am.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  7,  1830,  p.  436;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  4,  1831, 
p.  167.)  2343 

ROBBERDS,  J.  W.    Memoir  of  the  life  and 

writings  of  Wm.  Taylor,  of  Norwich.  1843, 
3  V. 

Carlyle,  T.     Taylor's  Historic  survey  of  German 

poetry.  14  pp.  {Crit,  and  miseel.  essays,  p.  282;  and 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  63,  1831,  p.  151.)— liftmson,  A.  Memoir 
ofT.  14  pp.  ((7/ir.  iinrn.  V.  37,1844,  p.  204.)— Memoirs 
of  T.     42  pp.     (Quart.  Rev.  v.  73,  1844,  p.  27.) 

Taylor,  William  Benjamin  Sarsfield.  1781- 
1850.  History  of  the  University  of  Dublin, 
its  origin,  progress,  and  present  condition, 
with  biographical  notices  of  many  eminent 
men  educated  therein.    London,  1845.     8". 

—2374 

Manual  of  fresco  and  encaustic  painting, 

containing  ample  instructions  for  executing 
works  of  these  descriptions.  With  an  his- 
torical memoir  on  these  arts  from  the  earliest 
periods.    London,  1843.     8°.  —1736 

[Tr.)   A rt  of  painting  in  oil  and  in  fresco. 

See  Merimee,  J.  F.  L. 

Taylor,  William  Bower.   1821—.   Historical 

sketch  of  Prof.  Henry's  contribution  to  the 

electro-magnetic  telegraph ;  with  an  account 

of   the  origin  and    development  of   Prof. 

Morse's  invention.    Washington,  1879.     8°. 

—1534 
Note — Prom  Smlthson.  Inst.  Report,  1878. 

■ Memoir  of  Joseph  Henry.    A  sketch  of 

his  scientific  work.    Read  before  the  Philo- 


sophical Society  of  Washington,  Oct.  36, 
1878.     3  ed.     Washington,  1880.     8°.      3896 

Taylor,  William  Cooke,  LL.  D.  1800-49. 
History  of  the  civil  wars  of  Ireland.  Edin- 
burgh, 1831.  3  V.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  Eraser's 
Jfafif.  V.  8,  1833,  p.  385.)  2577 

Manual  of  modern  history ;  containing 

the  rise  and  progress  of  the  principal  Euro- 
pean nations,  their  political  history,  and  the 
changes  in  their  social  condition  ;  with  a 
history  of  the  colonies  founded  by  Euro- 
peans. Revised,  with  a  chapter  on  the  his- 
tory of  the  United  States,  by  C.  S.  Henry. 
5  ed.,  carefully  revised  and  corrected.  New 
York,  1853.     8".  2453 

Memoirs  of  the  House  of  Orleans  ;  includ- 
ing sketches  and  anecdotes  of  the  most  dis- 
tinguished characters  in  France  during  the 
17  and  18  centuries.    London,  1849.    3  v.  8°. 

1665 

Natui'al  history  of  society  in  the  barbar- 
ous and  civilized  state  :  an  essay  towards 
discovering  the  origin  and  course  of  human 
improvement.  London,  1840.  2  v.  13°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  17,  1841,  p.  369.) 

—1378 
Romantic  biography  of  the  age  of  Eliza- 
beth ;  or,  sketches  of  life  from  the  bye-ways 
of  history.     By  the  Benedictine  brethren  of 
Glendalough.    London,  1843.    3  v.  8°.     3813 

Contents. 
AngouISme,  0.  de  T.,  Due    Eenelon  and  Castelnau,  v.  1. 


Howard,  T.,  4  Duke  of  Nor- 
folk, V.  1. 

Jesuits  in  England,  T.  2. 

Loyola  and  the  order  of  the 
Jesuits,  V.  2. 

Margaret  de  Valois,  Queen  of 
Navarre,  v.  1. 

O'Neill,  H.,  Earl  of  Tyrone, 
V.  1. 

Parsons,  E.  v.  2. 

Sixtus  V,  Pope,  V.  2. 

■Whitgilt,  J.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
bury, V.  2. 

Whittlughara,  "W.,  and  the 
Puritans,  V.  2. 

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Camplan,  E.  v.  2. 

Cartwright,  T.  v.  2. 

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See  also  E^lectrlcity. — Fire  alarm  telegraph* — 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  70, 1861,  p.  662;  N.  Brit. 
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Contents.  Los  Amantes  de  Tervel. — Amar  por 
arte  mayor.  —  Amar  por  razoix  de  estado.  — 
Amar  por  sefias. — Amor  medico.  —  Amor  y 
celos  iLacen  discretos. — Amor  y  el  amistad. — ' 
Artlcnlos  biograficos  y  crlticos  de  varios  autores 
a  cerca  de  Fray  Gabriel  Tellez  y  sus  obras.— Averl- 
giielo  Vargas.  —  Balcoiies  de  Madrid.  —  Bur- 
lador  de  Sevilla  y  convidado  de  Piedra.  — 
Castigo  del  pens^que. — Cat&logo  razonado  de 
las  obrns  dram&tlcas  de  . . .  Tellez.— Cautela  contra 
cantela. — Celos  con  celos  se  curan. — Celosa  de 
si  misma.— Celoso  prudente.— Condeiiado  por 
desconfiado. — Del  enemigo  el  primer  consejo. 
— Desde  Toledo  a  Madrid. —  Don  Gil  de  las 
Calzas  Verdes.— Duran,  A.  EsAmen  de  El  conde- 
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Madrid  yen  una  casa.— Esto  si  que  es  nego- 
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Juan  Fernandez. — Jornada  tercera  de  la  comedia 
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Marta  la  piadosa.- Xo  liay  peor  sordo  .  .  . — 
Palabras  y  plumas.— Por  el  sotano  y  el  torno. 
— Pretendiente  al  reves.  —  Privar  contra  su 
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Rey  Don  Pedro  en  Madrid,  y  el  infanzon  de 
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Don  Pedro  en  Madrid.— Ventura  con  el  nombre.— 
Vergonzoso  en  palacio.— Tlllana  de  la  sagra. 
— Villana  de  vnllecas. 

No  le  arrlendo  la  ganancia;  El  Colmenero  dlylno. 

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Viel-Castel,  L.  de.    Tirso  de  Molina.  20  pp.  tReo. 

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Telliamed.    See  Maillet,-B.  de. 


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I'emple,  Edmond.  Travels  in  various  parts 
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Temple,  Frederick,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  London. 

1821—.  Education  of  the  world,  49  pp.  (Essays  and 
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Dr.  Pnscy  and  Dr.  T.    16  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  80, 

1869,  p.  722.) 

Temple,    Henry,   3    Viscount  Palmerston. 

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p.  1.)— liittle  men  and  little  measures  :  Lord 
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15  pp,  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  17,  1855,  p,  724,)— Lord 
Palmerston  and  his  policy.  38  pp.  (Westm.  Rev. 
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255.) — Lord  Palmerston  and  our  policy  in  the 
Mediterranean.  10  pp.  (Dublin  Uviv.  Mag,  v.  39, 1852, 
p.  329.)— Lord  Palmerston  as  Premier.  27  pp. 
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Temple,  Sir  John.  1600-77.  The  Irish  re- 
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first  progress  of  the  general  rebellion  ...  in 
1641.  London,  1679.  16°.  (With  Borlace, 
E.,  Reduction  of  Ireland.)  2577 

The  same.      London,   1813.     4°.     (With 
Ludlow,  E.,  Tracts.)  2562 

Temple,  Rev.  Josiah  Howard.  History  of 
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Joslah   Adnms.    8  pp.    (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 

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and  Sheldon,  George.     History  of  the 

town  of  Northfield,  Mass.,  for  150  years  .  .  . 
with  family  genealogies.  Albany,  N.  Y., 
1875.     8°.  2623 

Temple,  Sir  Richard,  LL.  D.  1828—.  Jour- 
nals kept  in  Hyderabad,  Kashmir,  Sikkim, 
and  Nepal.  Ed.,  with  introductions,  by 
Richard  Carnac  Temple.  With  maps  and 
illustrations.    London,  1887.    2  v.  8°.      1483 

Men  and   events  of  my  time  in  India. 

London,  1883.    8°.  3433 

Temple,  Capt.  Richard  Camac.  1850 — . 
Legends  of  the  PanjAb.  Bombay  [1884-85]. 
3  V.  8°.  1314 

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ConUnts.  Survey  of  the  constitutions  and 
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relation  to  England  In  the  year  1671,  v.  2. — Heads  de- 
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fardens  of  Epicurus;  or,  of  gardening,  v.  3. —  . 
ssay  upon  the  cure  of  .gout  by  moxa,  v.  3 Essay 

upon  the  original  and  nature  of  government,  v.  1. 
—Of  the  excesses  of  $;rief,  t.  3.— Of  liealtli  and 
long  life,  V.  3.— Of  heroic  virtue,  v.  3.— Essay 
upon  the  ancient  and  modern  learning ;  Some 
thoughts  upon  reviewing  the  essay,  v.  3.— Letters 
containing  an  account  of  the  most  Important  transac- 
tions that  passed  In  Christendom  from  1665  to  1672,  V. 
1,2. — Ijetters  to  tlie  King,  tlie  Prince  of  Orange, 
etc.  V.  i. — Life  of  the  author,  v.  1. — Heads  designed 
for  an  essay  upon  the  different  conditions  of  life  and 
fortune,  v.  3 — Memoirs  of  what  passed  in  Christ- 
endom from  the  war  begun  1672,  to  the  peace  con- 
cluded 1679;  Memoirs  from  the  peace  concluded  1679, 
to  the  time  of  the  author's  retirement  from  public 
business,  v.  2 — Letter  to  the  Duke  of  Ormond,  v.  2. 
— Poems  and  translations,  v.  3.— Of  poetry,  v.  3. 

— Of  popular  discontents,  v.  3 Essay  upon  the 

advancement  of  trade  in  Ireland,  v.  3.— Observa- 
tions upon  the  United  Provinces  of  tbe  Bf  ether- 
lands,  V.  1.— Index,  v.  i. 

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Temple,  Lady  D.  O.  Letters  to  Sir  Wil- 
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T.    33  pp.     {Essays,  crit.  and  raised,  p.  345;  and  Edin. 

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Temple,  Society  of  the,  London.  Barring- 
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Ten    years'    residence    at    Tripoli. 

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classification  of  crystals,  according  to  their 
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after  their  chemical  composition.  London 
[1856].     8°.  -1648 

Tennant,  Rev.  William,  LL.  D.  Indian  re- 
creations ;  consisting  chiefly  of  strictures  on 
the  domestic  and  rural  economy  of  the  Ma- 
homedans  and  Hindoos.  2  ed.  London, 
1804.  2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  JRev.  v.  4, 
1804,  p.  303.)  3455 

Tennant,  William,  LL.  D.    Anster  Fair.    9 

pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Bei>.  v.  24,  1815,  p.  174.) 

Tenneniann,  Wilhelm  Gottlieb.    1761-1819. 

Manual  of  the  history  of  philosophy.     Tr. 

from  the  German,  by  Rev.  Arthur  Johnson. 

Revised,  enlarged,  and  continued,  by  J.  R. 

Morell.     London,  1853.     p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H. 

G.,  Philos.  lAbr.)     (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 

56,  1838,  p.  160.)  —1418 

Tennent,  Sir  James  Emerson,  LL.  D.    1804- 

69.   Belgium.   London,  1841.   3  v.  12°.    (Rev. 

of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  17,  1841,  p.  535  ; 

Quart.  Rev.  v.  68,  1841,  p.  1.)  3645 

Ceylon  :  an  account  of  the  island,  physi- 
cal, historical,  and  topographical,  with  no- 
tices of  its  natural  history,  antiquities,  and 
productions.  3  ed.  London,  1859.  3  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.'  30,  1859,  p. 
339  ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  56,  1860,  p.  59  ; 
V.  58,  1861,  p.  751;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  110,  1859, 
p.  343;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  61,  1860,  p.  637; 
Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  17,  1860,  p.  66.)        3446 

History  of  modern  Greece,  from  its  con- 
quest by  the  Romans,  B.  C.  146,  to  the  pres- 
ent time.     London,  1845.    3  v.  8°.  2735 


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Letters  from  the  Aegean.    New  York, 

1839.    8°.  1406 

Christianity  In  Ceylon.     27  pp.    (Bev.   ot  la 

Dtiblin  Reo.  v.  30, 1851,  p.  ilO  ;  Dublin  Oniv.  Mag.  v.  37, 
1851,  p.  557.) 

Sketch  of  T.    U  pp.    (Dublin  JTniv.  Mag.  v.  i9,iai2, 

p.  84.)— Mr.  Whitworth  and  T.  36  pp.  (Fraser'i 
Mag.  V.  69, 1864,  pp.  639,  773 ;  V.  70, 1864,  p.  133.) 

Pecctaio,  Giuseppe,  Conte,  and  IInin> 

plireys,  W.  H.  Picture  of  Greece  in  1835  ; 
comprising  a  detailed  account  of  events  of 
the  late  campaign  and  sltetches  of  the  prin- 
cipal military,  naval,  and  political  chiefs. 
London,  1836.     2  v.  8°-  1406 

Tennent,  Bev.  William.  Field,  R.  S.  Re- 
view of  the  trial  of  T.  for  perjury.  In  1742.  12  pp. 
(N.  3.  Hist.  Soo.  Proc.  1  s.  v.  6, 1853,  p.  30.) 

Tenner,  Adolf.  On  the  nature  and  origin 
of  epileptiform  convulsions.  See  Kussmaul, 
A.,  and  Tenner,  A. 

Tennessee. 

King,  E.  Great  South :  a  record  of 
journeys  in  Louisiana,  Texas  .  .  .  Tennes- 
see ..  .    1875. 

Walker,  T.    Journal  of  an  exploration 

in  the  spring  of  the  year  1750.     1888. 

■ Warner,  CD.    On  horseback.    A  tour 

in  Virginia,  North  Carolina,  and  Tennessee. 
1889. 

King,  B.    Great  South  ;  notes  on  Kentucky  and  T. 

28  pp.     {Smbner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 1876,  p.  129.)— Southern 

I  mountain  rambles  In  T.,  Georgia,  and  South  Carolina. 
28  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  8, 1874,  p.  5.)— Ijaud  of 
the  Cherokee.  12  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  28,  1851,  p.  320.) 
— Masont'O.  T.  The  so-called  pygmy  graves  In  T.  6 
pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64,  1877,  p.  43.) 

See  also  Chattanooga.  —  Knoxville.  —  Mem- 
phis.— Murfreeshoro*. — Nashville.— Rtigby. 

Tennessee,  Church  history.    M'Feeein,  J. 

B.      History  of    Methodism  in  Tennessee, 

1783-1840.     1879-88,  3  v. 
Tennessee,    Constitution.     Hough,    F.   B. 

Constitution  of  T.,  1870.  29  pp.  (Ire  tiis  Am.  constitu- 
tions, V.  2,  p.  322.)— Poore,  B.  P.  Constitution  of  T. 
48  pp.  (In  his  Federal  and  state  constitutions  of  U.  S. 
V.  2,  p.  1664.) 

Tennessee,  Geology  and  palaeontology.  Roe- 
MER,  F.  Die  siiurisohe  fauna  des  west- 
lichen  Tennessee.     1860. 

S AFFORD,  J.  M.     Geological  reconnois- 

sance  of  the  state  of  Tennessee,  Dec.  1855. 
1856. 

Geology  of  Tennessee.    1869. 

Troost,  G.    3,  5,  9  geological  reports  to 

the  General  Assembly  of  Tennessee.  1885- 
48. 

Tennessee,  History.  Drake,  E.  L.  Annals 
of  the  army  of  Tennessee.     1878. 

Garrett,  W.  R.    History  of  the  South 

Carolina  cession  and  the  northern  boundary 
of  Tennessee.  1884.  (Tennessee  Hist.  Soc. 
Papers. ) 

GiLMORE,  J.  R.  (E.  Kirke,  pseud.)  Ad- 
vance-guard of  western  civilization.     1888. 

Rear-guard  of  the  revolution.     1886. 

John  Sevier  as  a  commonwealth- 
builder.  A  sequel  to  the  Rearguard  of  the 
revolution.     1887. 

Humes,  T.  W.     Loyal  mountaineers  of 

Tennessee.     1888. 

Old  times  in  west  Tennessee  .  .  .    By  a 

descendent  of  one  of  the  first  settlers.   1873. 

Phelan,  J.'    History  of  Tennessee.    The 

making  of  a  state.    1888. 

PAET  v.— 65. 


Putnam,  A.  W.  History  of  middle  Ten- 
nessee.   1859. 

Ramsey,  J.  G.  M.    Annals  of  Tennessee. 

1860. 

Rule,  W.    Loyalists  of  T.  in  the  late  war.    25  pp. 

(Sketches  of  war  Mstorj/,  1861-65,  v.  2,  p.  180.)— Snmner, 
0.  Tennessee  not  sutSolently  reconstructed.  Speech 
In  the  Senate.  4  pp.  (Worles,  v.  10,  p.  490.)— Notice  of 
the  first  settlements  made  by  white  people  In  T. 
8  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Ooll.  2  s.  v.  7,  1826,  p.  58.) 

Tennessee  Historical  Society.  Papers. 
Nashville,  1884.     8°.  8501 

Contents.  Garrett,  W.  E.  History  ot  the  South 
Carolina  cession  and  the  northern  boundary  of  Ten- 
nessee. 

Tenney,  Horace  Addison.     Sketch  of   the 

character  of  Hon.  George  Hyer.  4  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6,  1872,  p.  150.) 

Tenney,  William  Jewett.  1814-83.  Mili- 
tary and  naval  history  of  the  rebellion  in  the 
United  States ;  with  biographical  sketches 
of  deceased  officers.   New  York,  1866.    r.  8°. 

3633 

Tennis.    Burette,  P.  J.    Memoire  pour  ser- 

vlr  i,  I'blstoire  de  la  sphSrlstigue,  ou  de  la  paume  des 
anclens.  26  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist. 
V.  1, 1736,  p.  163.) 

Tennyson,  Alfred,  1  Baron  Tennyson.  1809—. 

Works.    Loudon,  1872-73.     6  v.  8°-         1365 

Contents.     Welcome    to  Alexandra,  v.  3.  —  Am- 

Shion,  V.  2.— Audley  Court,  v.  1.— Aylmer's 
eld,  V.  2 — Beggar  maid,  v.  2.— The  Blackbird, 
V.  1.— Boadlcea,  v.  3.— Break,  break,  break,  v.  2. 
—The  Brook,  V.  2.— The  Captain,  v.  2.— In  the  val- 
ley of  Cauteretz,  v.  3.— Charge  of  the  light 
brigade,  v.  3.— "Come  not,  when  I  am  dead," 
V.  2.— Coming  of  Arthur,  v.  5.— The  Daisy,  V.  3. 
— Day-dream,  v.  2.— Death  of  the  old  year,  v.  1. 
— A  Dedication,  v.  3.— Dora,  v.  1. — Dream  of  fair 
women,  v.  1 — The  Elagle,  v.  2 — Kdward  Gray, 
V.  2.— Bdwln  Morris;  or,  the  lake,  v.  1.— Elngllsh 
Idylls,  V.  1.— Elnoch  Arden,  v.  2.— The  Xlpic,  v.  1. 
—Experiments,  v.  3.— A  Farew^ell,  v.  2.— Fatima, 
V.  1.— The  Flovrer,  v.  3.—"  Flo-wer  In  the  cran- 
nied wall,"  V.  3. — Gardener's  daughter  ;  or, 
the  pictures,  v.  1.— Gareth  and  Iiynette,  v.  5.— 
Geraint  and  Enid,  v.  5.— Godlva,  v.  2. — Golden 

supper.  V.  2 Golden  year,  v.  1. — The  Goose,  v. 

1. — The  Grandmother,  v.  3.— Guinevere,  v.  6 

Higher  pantheism,  v.  3.  —  Holy  Grail,  v.  6. — 
Idylls  of  the  king,  v.  5,  6.— Specimen  of  a  transla- 
tion of  the  Iliad  iu'blank  verse,  v.  3, — In  memo- 
riam,  v.  4. — In  quantity,  v.  3. — Ode  sung  at  the 
opening  of  the  International  exhibition,  v.  3.— 
Tho  Islet,  V.  3.— Juvenilia,  v.  1 — To  E.  I..,  on  his 
travels  in  Greece,  v.  2. — Lady  Clara  Vere  de  Vere, 
V.  1.— tady  Clare.  V.  2.— Iiady  of  Shalott,  v.  1.— 
Iiancelot  and  Elaine,  v.  6.— liast  tournament, 
V.  6 — The  Ijetters,  v.  2.— Literary  squabbles,  v. 
3.— liocksley  Hall,  v.  2.— Lord  of  Burleigh,  v.  2. 
— Lotos-eaters,  v.  1. — liove  and  duty,  v.  1. — 
**Love  thou  thy  land,  with  love  far  brought,"  v. 
1. — Lucretius,  V.  2.— Marlanna  in  the  South,  v.  1. 
—Maud,  v.  4.— To  the  Eev.  F.  D.  Maurice,  v.  3.— May 
queen,  v.  1. — Merlin  and  Vivien,  v.  5.— Miller's 
daughter,  V.  1.— Miscellaneous  poems,  v.  1,2. — 

Morte  d' Arthur,v.l.— On  a  inourner,v.l "Move 

eastvFard,  happy  earth,  and  leave,"  v.  2. — Neiv 
Year's  eve,  v.  1. — Northern  farmer.  Old  and  new 
style, V.  3.— (E:nane,v.  1.—"  Of  old  sat  Freedom  on 
the  heights,"  v.  1.— Palace  of  art,  v.  1.— Passing 
of  Arthur,  v.  6.  — Pelleas  and  Xlttarre,  V.  6.— 
Poet's  song,  v.  2.— The  Princess,  v.  3.— To  the 
Q,ueen,  v.  6.— Requiescat,  v.  3. — Round  Table, 

V.  6,  6.— To  J.  S.  V.  1.— Sailor  boy,  v.  3 St.  Agnes' 

eve,  V.  2.— St.  Simeon  Stylites,  v.  1.— Sea  dreams, 
V.  2.— Sir  Galahad,  v.  2.— Sir  Lanncelot  and 
Q,ueen  Guinevere,  v.  2.— The  Sisters,  v.  1.— Early 
sonnets,  v.  1.— Spiteful  letter,  v.  3.— Talking 
oak,  v.  1.— Third  of  February,  1852,  v.  3.— Ti- 
tlionus,  V.  2.— Tvro  voices,  v.  1 — ITIysses,  v.  1.— 
The  Victim,  v.  3 Vision  of  sin,  v.  2.— The  Voy- 
age, V.  2 Vl^^ages,  V.  3.— 'VTalking  to  the  mail, 

v.  1.— Ode  on  the  death  ot  the  Duke  ot  Wellington, 

V.   8.— "Will,  V.  3 Will    ■Waterproors    lyrical 

monologue,  v.  2.—"  You  ask  me,  vrhy,  tho'  ill 
at  ease,"  v.  1. 


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Ballads  and  other  poems.    London,  1880. 

16°.  1837 

Contents.  Ballads.— De  profundig.— Sonuets. 
— Translations)  etc. 

(Eov.  of  lu  Atlanl.  Mmlhly,  v.  47,  1881,  p.  42B ;  EcLin. 
Mev.  V.  1B4,  1861,  p.  486.) 

■ The  Cup  and  the  Falcon.    London,  1884. 

12°.  3377 

Enoch  Arden,  etc.     London,  1869.     16°. 

1848 
Contents.  Welcome  to  Alexandra.  —  Aylmer's 
field.— In  the  valley  o£  Cauteretz.— A  Dedication, 
— Sinoch  Arden.— experiments.— Tlie  Flower. 
—The  Grandmother.  —  The  Islet.  —  Northern 
farmer.—  Requiescat.—  The  Ringlet.  —  Sailor 
hoy. — Sea  dreams.— Tlthonns.— The  Voyage. 

(Eev.  ot  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  96, 1864,  p.  566;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  40,  1864,  p.  463 ;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  23, 
1865,  p.  163 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  V.  41, 1864,  p.  231 ;  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  119, 1866,  p.  68;    Weslm.  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  26,  1864,  p.  396.) 

Gareth  and  Lynette,  etc.    London,  1872. 

16°.  1348 

Contents.  Gareth  and  Ijynette.— I*ast  tourna- 
ment. 

(Bev.  of  In  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  39, 1873,  p.  394.) 

Harold,  a  drama.   Boston,  1877.   12°.  3367 

■ The  Holy  Grail  and  other  poems.    Lon- 
don, 1870.     16°.  1848 

Contents.  Coming  of  Arthur.  —  **PloTver  in 
the     crannied     vrall."  —  Golden     supper.  — 

Higher  pantheism.- Holy  Grail Lucretius. 

—  Northern  farmer.  —  Passing  of  Arthur.  — 
Pelleas  and  Ettarre The  Victim.- Wages. 

(Eev.  of  tn  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  51, 1870,  p.  200;  Dublin 
Rev.  n.  8.  V.  14,  1870,  p.  418;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  128, 1870,  p.  1.) 

Idylls  of  the  King.     London,  1869.     16°. 

1848 

Contents.  Elaine.  —  Enid.  —  Guine-rere.  — 
Vivien. 

(Eev.  of  In  BlacJcwood's  Mag.  v.  86,  1859,  p.  608;  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  30,  1859,  p.  481 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  110,  1869,  p. 
247;  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  60, 1869,  p.  301;  London  Quart.  Rev. 
v.  13,  1860,  p.  62;  New  Englander,  v.  18,  1860,  p.  1  ■  iV. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  31,  1859,  p.  148 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16, 1859, 
p.  503.) 

In  memoriam.  London,  1869.  16°.    (Rev. 

of  in  Dem.  Rev.  v.  27,  1850,  p.  204 ;  New  Eng- 
lander, V.  8,  1850,  p.  598  ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  13, 
1850,  p.  582 ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  54,  1851,  p.  85.) 

1348 

Locksley    Hall    sixty    years    after,    etc. 

London,  1886.     12°.  1348 

Contents,  The  Fleet.  —  Iiocksley  Hall  sixty 
years    after.  —  Opening   of  the    Indian   and 

colonial  exhibition  hy  the  Queen The  Promise 

of  May. 

The  Lover's  tale.    London,  1879.     16°. 

1348 
— —  Maud  and  other  poems.    London,  1870. 
16°.  1348 

Contents.  The  Brook.  —  Charge  of  the  light 
hrigade.— The  Daisy.— The  lictters.- Maud.— 
To  the  Eev.  F.  D.  Maurice — Ode  on  the  death  of  the 
Duke  ot  AVellington.— 'Will. 

(Eev.  of  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  78,  1855,  p.  311  ■  Brit 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  22,  1856,  p.  461 ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  46 
1856,  p.  332;  Eiin.  Rev.  v.  102, 1855,  p.  498;  Eraser's  Mag'. 
T.  62,  1856,  p.  264 ;  London  Quart.  Bev.  V.  6,  1866,  p.  213.) 

The  Princess,  a  medley.    London,  1869. 

16°.  (Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  90,  1849,  p. 
388;  New  Englander,  v.  7,  1849,  p.  193- 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  82,  1848,  p.  427.)  1348' 

Queen  Mary,  a  drama.     London,   1875. 

12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood^s  Mag.  v.  118 
1875,  p.  332 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  139, 1875,  p.  231; 
Southern  Rev.  v.  18,  1875,  p.  484.)  8366 

Tiresias  and  other  poems.    London,  1885. 

16°.  1348 

Contents.  The  Ancient  sage.  — To  the  Duke  of 
Argyll.- Balin  and  Balau.— To  H.  E.  H.  Princess 
Beatrice.— Epitaph  on  Caxton.— Charge  of  the 
heavy  brigade  at  Balaclava.— Dead  prophet. 


—  Despair.— Early  spring.— Epilogue,— To  E. 
Fitzgerald.— The  Flight.— "  Fraler  ave  atqne 

vale."- Freedom.— Epitaph  on  Gen.  Gordon.— 
Hands  all  round. —  Helen's  Tower, -"Old 
poets  foster'd  under  friendlier  skies."— Pre- 
fatory poem  to  my  brother's  sonnets.- Prologue. 
—Spinster's  sweet-arts.— Epitaph  on  Lord  Strat- 
ford de  Redcllife.- Tiresias.- Tomorrow.— 
To  Virgil.- The  IVreck. 
..^  Achilles  over  the  trench.  2  pp.  [Nineteenth 
Cent.  v.  2, 1877,  p.  1.)— Dedicatory  poem  to  the  Princess 
Alice.  2  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  6,  1879,  p.  576.)- 
Cjirol  for  the  new  year.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  2, 
1851,  p.396.)— De  profundis.  5  pp.  [Nineteenth  Cent. 
v.  7,  1880,  p.  737.)— Defence  of  liucknovr.  7  pp. 
(Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  5,  1879,  p.  676.)- To  Victor  Hugo. 
1  p.  [Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  1,  1877,  p.  547.)— last  tour- 
nament. 22  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  19,  1872,  p.  1.) — 
liucretius.  9  pp.  (J/acmiiian's  .i/ag'.  v.  18, 1868,  p.  1.) 
—Midnight,  June  30, 1879.  1  p.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  61, 
1880,  p.  887.)- Montenegro.  1  p.  [Nineteenth  Cent. 
T.  1,  1877,  p.  359.)— Morte  d'Arthnr.  4  pp.  [Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  29,  1864,  p.  11,)— Xavolglngen.  24  pp. 
(Lennep,  J. van,  Poet.werken,Y.12t  p.  130.)— Northern 
farmer,  old  style  (In  Lancashire  dialect).  2  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  667.)— Prefatory  poem. 
Ip.  (Nineteenth  Ceni.  v.  1,1877,  p.  1.)— "The  Revenge," 
a  ballad  of  the  fleet.  8  pp.  [Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  3, 1878, 
p.  425.)— Sea  dreams.  An  idyll.  8  pp.  [Maanillan's 
Mag.  V.  1, 1860,  p.  1{)1.)— Timbuctoo.  7  pp.  (Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  40, 1829,  p.  97.)— Tlthonns.  2  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  20, 1860,  p.  634.)— The  Victim.  2  pp. 
[Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21,  1868,  p.  174.)— Wages.  1  p. 
(Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  17,  1868,  p.  271.) 

Beightwell,  D.  B.    Concordance  to  the 

entire  -works  of  Alfred  Tennyson.     1869. 

Gattt,    a.      Key    to    Tennyson's    "  In 

memoriam."    1882. 

Reed,  H.    Lectures  on  English  literature 

from  Chaucer  to  Tennyson.     1860. 

Shepheed,  R.  H.     Tennysoniana.     1879. 

Van  Dyke,  H.      Poetry    of    Tennyson. 

1889. 

Wace,  W.  E.    Alfred  Tennyson,  his  life 

and  -works.     1881. 

Alford,H.    Idylls  of  the  King.    22  pp.    (Contemn. 

Rev.  V.  13,  1870,  p.  104.)— Bagehot,  W.  Wordsworth, 
T.,  and  Browning.  53  pp.  [Literary  studies,  v.  2,  p. 
338.)— Bayne,  P.  Alfred  Tennyson.  164  pp.  [In  his 
Lessons  from  my  masters,  p.  201.)— Boucher,  L.  Dn 
drame  hlstorique  en  Angieterre.  Queen  Mary.  23  pp. 
[Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  14,  p.  887.)— Brim- 
ley,  G.  Alfred  Tennyson's  Poems.  66  pp.  (Cam- 
bridge essays,  1855,  p.  226.)— Buchanan,  E.  Prom 
Pope  to  T.  12  pp.  [In  his  Look  round  literature,  p. 
347.)— Cheetham,  S.  The  Arthurian  legends  in  T. 
18  pp.  ( Contemp.  Rev.  v.  7,  1868,  p.  497.)— Corson,  Mrs. 
C.  E.  Tennyson's  Two  voices.  16  pp.  [New  Englander, 
V.  22, 1863,  p.  638.)— Dowden,  E.  Mr.  Tennyson  and 
Mr.  Browning.  A  comparative  study.  49pp.  [Inhis 
Studies  in  literature,  p.  191.)— Dramas  of  T.  33  pp. 
(Edin  Rev.  v.  146,  1877,  p.  383.)-Dudley,  A.  La  po6sle 
anglatse  depuls  Shelley.  Alfred  Tennyson.- Owen 
Meredith.  26  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1866, 2  p6r.  v.  1, 
PAi*^^;'"-"'™'?''*'  J-  S-  Tennyson's  Poems.  23  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v.  l23,  1838,  p.  306.)_Etlenne,  L.  Pontes 
oontemporalns.  Alfred  Tennyson.  26  pp.  (Rev.  con- 
temp.  1853  V.  1,  p.  206.)-Everett,  C.  C.  Tennyson. 
21  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  90,  1860,  p.  1.)— Fellon.  C.  0. 
?o^°,°''l,"'^'°  Poems.  8  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  33,  1843,  p. 
t  ,I-'^^"''S"es,  E.  D.  Pontes  et  romanclers  anglais. 
Alfred  Tennyson.  21  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1847, 
n.  s.  v.  18,  p.  417.)— Forman,  H.  B.  Alfred  Tennyson. 
43  pp.  (Inlas  Our  living  poets,  p.  27.)-Gladstone, 
W.  E.  Tennyson.  49  pp..  (/„  his  Gleanings  of  past 
years,  v.  2,  p.  131;  and  Quart.  Eev.  v.  106, 1869,  p.  464  ) 
— Griswold,H.T.  Alfred  Tennyson.  10  pp.  (/nW 
Home  life  of  great  authors,  p.  197.)  -  Grove,  G. 
''Tears,  Idle  tears:"  a  commentary.  6  pp.  [llaemtt- 
lan  s  Mag.  v;  15, 1867,  p.  67.)-Hallam,  A.  H.  Extract 
from  a  review  of  Tennyson's  Poems.  12  pp.  (In  Ms 
Eeina  ns,  p  294.)-Heywood,  J.  0.  An  over-rated 
poet  (Alfred  Tennyson).  22  pp.  (In  his  How  they 
strike  me,  these  authors,  p.  126.)— Home.  E.  H.  Al- 
fred Tennyson.  32  pp.  (/„  his  New  spirit  of  the  age, 
7r  2.  P-  l.)-Howltt,  W.  Alfred  Tennyson.  19  pp. 
(/nAis  Homes  and  haunts  of  .  .  .  Brit,  poets,  v.  2,  p.  462.) 

^Q=„.?^' •■*••?■  ,''^^°°y«°"-    "^PP-    iEssays,v.-i,p. 
303;  and  Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  27, 1873,  p.  143.)— Ingram 


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J.  K.  Tennyson's  works.  48  pp.  {Dublin  afternoon 
Itatures,  i  s.  p.  47.)— JeblJ,  R.  0.  On  Mr.  Tennyson's 
Lucretius.  7  pp.  {Macmillan's  Map,  v.  18,  1868,  p.  97.) 
—Meaning  ot  Mr.  Tennyson's  "  King  Arthur."  11 
pp.  (Oimiemj).  Ben.  v.  21, 1873,  p.  938.)— Kingsley,  0. 
Tennyson.  11  pp.  {JVascr's  Mag.  v.  42,  1850,  p.  215.)— 
Iiaureate  and  Itlg  "Arthnrlad."  S3  pp.  (Lon- 
don QiMrt.  Riv.  V.  34, 1870,  p.  164.)— Laureate  and  his 
Bcliool.  23  pp.  [Dublin  Rtv.  n.  B.  v.  2,  1864,  p.  363.)— 
LlncolnaUlre  scenery  and  character  as  Illus- 
trated by  T.  5  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  29, 1874,  p.  140.) 
-Ludlow,  J.  M.  Moral  aspects  o£  Mr.  Tennyson's 
"Idylls  o£  the  King."  10  pp.  (Maomillan's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1860,  p.  63.)— Tennyson's  "Northern  farmer."  4  pp. 
{Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  10,  1864,  p.  486.)—"  Quarterly  Re- 
view" on  Mr.  Tennyson's  **  Bland,*'  2  pp.  {MacmiU 
lan's  Mag.  v.  1,  1860,  p.  114.)— Mill,  J.  S.  Tennyson's 
Poems.  22  pp.  (Westo.  ieeo.  V.  23, 1835,  p.  402.)— Mll- 
nes,  R.  M.,  1  Baron  Houghton.  Tennyson's  Poems.  20 
pp.  ( Wesfm.  Btv.  v.  38, 1842,  p.  371.)— IMCIlsand,  J.  La 
poSsle  anglalse  depuis  Byron.  Alfred  Tennyson.  22 
pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  monies,  1851,  n.  p6r.  v.  11,  p.  345.)— 
Mo'nt^gnt,  E.  Enoch  Arden  et  les  po^mes  populaires 
de  T.  20  pp.  [BeAi.  d.  deux  nbondest  1866,  2  p6r.  v.  62,  p. 
423.)— Portraits  po6tlques.  25  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1869,  2  pfir.  V.  24,  p.  472.)— Myers,  E.  Canadian  study 
ot  the  "Princess."  7  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag.v.  il,WSS, 
p.  492.)— Myers.F.'W.  H.  Tennyson  as  prophet.  16  pp. 
[Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  25,1889,  p.  381.)— Noel,  R.  Poetry  ot 
T.  23  pp.  (Coa(emj).  ieeo.v. 47,1885,p. 202.)— AltredTen- 
uyson,  ses  dernlers  poemes,  45  pp.  [Biblioth.univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  n.  p«r.  v.  22, 1865,  p.  640  i  v.  23, 1865,  p.  107.)— 
Poetry  of  T.  28  pp.  [Brit.  Quart.  Beo.  v.  62,  1S15,  p. 
377.1- Powell,  T.  Alfred  Tennyson.  25  pp.  [In  his 
Living  authors  of  England,  p.  36.)— Notes  on  Mr.  Ten- 
nyson's •*  ^neen  Mary."  8  pp.  [Macmillan's  Mag, 
,  V.  32,  1875,  p.  434.)— Rainy  day  -with  T.  and  our 
poets.  13  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  55,  1860,  p.  53.)— 
Religious  aspects  of  Mr.  Tennyson's  poetry. 
4  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  65, 1860,  p.  353.)— Renaud, 
A.  Dernlers  poSmesd' Alfred  Tennyson.  Enoch  Arden, 
Aylmer's  field,  Sea  dreams.  20  pp.  [Bev.  contemp.  1866, 
v.  1,  p.  265.)— PoStes  contemporains  en  Angleterre. 
Alfred  Tennyson.  29  pp.  [Bev.  contemp,  1863,  v.  5,  p. 
476.)— Roscoe,  W.  0.  Tennyson.  37  pp.  [Poems  and 
essays,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Shepherd,  E.  H.  The  genesis  ot 
Tennyson's  "  Maud."  6  pp.  (if.  Am.  Bev.  v.  139, 1884, 
p.  356.) — Song"-writers.  5  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  y. 
61, 1863,  p.  599.)— Spedding,  J.  Tennyson's  Poems. 
22  pp.  [In  his  Reviews  and  discussions,  p.  277 ;  and 
Edln.  Rev.  v.  77, 1843,  p.  373.)— Stedman,  E.  C.  Alfred 
Tennyson.  51pp.  (/n  Ms  Victorian  poets,  p.  150 ;  and 
Sorlhner's  Monthly,  v.  8, 1874,  pp.  100, 160.)— Tennyson 
and  Theocritus.  33  pp.  (/n  Ms  Victorian  poets,  p.  201 ; 
and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  28, 1871,  p.  613.)- Sterling,  J. 
Poems  of  T.  41  pp.  [Essays  and  tales,  v.  1,  p.  422 ;  and 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  70,  1842,  p.  385.)— Stoddard,  R.  H.  A 
study  of  T.  26  pp.  (iV.  Am,  Bev,  v.  133, 1881,  p.  82.)— 
Swinburne,  A.  C.  Tennyson  and  Musset.  41  pp. 
(Miscellanies,  p.  219;  and  Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  29, 1881,  p. 
129.)— Taylor,  B.  Tennyson:  a  criticism.  22  pp. 
(Intemat.  Rev,y,  4, 1877,  p.  397.)— Tennyson's  philos- 
ophy. In  memoriam.  9  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
67,1361,  p.  183.)^-Tennysou's  Poems.  16  pp.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  65,  1849,  p.  453;  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  2, 
1845,  p.  46;  v.  72,  1880,  p.  273;  Dem.  Bev.  V.  14,  1814,  p. 
62 ;  New  Englander,  v.  3,  1845,  p.  57  ;  N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  9, 
1848,  p.  43;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  49, 1833,  p.  81 ;  Westm.  Bev.'v. 
14,  1831,  p.  210;  v.  51,  1849,  p.  265.)— Tennyson's 
poetry.  48  pp.  [N.  Brit,  Bev,  v.  63,  1871,  p.  378.)— 
Tollemache,  L.  A.  Mr.  Tennyson's  social  phi- 
losophy. 23  pp.  [Fortn.  Bev,  n.  s.  v.  15, 1874,  p.  225.)— 
Van  Dyke,  H.  Vicissitudes  of  a  palace.  10  pp.  [New 
Princeton  Bev.  v.  4, 1887,  p.  65.)— Virgil  and  T.  7  pp. 
[Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  33,  1876,  p.  43.)— Ward,  J.  H.  A 
Tennysonlan  retrospect.  6  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  ii, 
1879;  p.  356.)— IVarren,  J.  L.  Bibliography  of  T.  19 
pp.  [Fortn.  Bev.  v.  2, 1865,  p.  385.)— Wilson,  J.  Tenny- 
son's Poems.  44  pp.  [Works,  v.  6,  p.  109;  and  Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  31, 1832,  p.  721.) 

Tenn.TSon,  Frederick.     1807—.     Birth  of 

the  year.  2  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  49, 1854,  p.  1.)— The 
Bridal.  5  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  V.  49,  1854,  p.  210.)— 
Harvest-home.  2  pp.  (iiVaser's  Mag,  v.  48, 1863,  p. 
632.)— Legend  of  despair.  6  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  y. 
60, 1854,  p.  646.)— Rosejeaves.  2  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag, 
V.  58,  1863,  p.  33.)— Song  of  an  old  man,  3  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag,  v.  69, 1859,  p.  170.)— AVinds  of  spring. 
1  p.    [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  51,  1855,  p.  408.) 

Frederick  Tennyson's  Poems.    16  pp.    (Fraser's 

Mag.  V.  49, 1854,  p.  703.) 

Tennyson.    See  also  Tenison. 


Tennyson  family. 

with  royal  descent.    4  pp. 
pt.  4,  p.  56.) 


Tennyson  pedigree, 
(Foster,  J.,  Collect,  geneal. 


1348 
Don 


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Tenos.    See  Tino. 

T^not,  Pierre  Paul  Eugene.  1839—.  Paris 
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Irvrin,  A.    Knot's  Coup  d'Etat.    22  pp.    (N.  Am. 

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Tent  life  in  Siberia.    Kennan,  G.     1498 

Tent  life  in  the  Holy  liand.  Prime, 
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Tent  work  in  Palestine.  Conder,  C.  R. 
3  V.  1406 

Tenting  on  tlie  plains,  or  Gen.  Custer  in 
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Tentxel,  Wilhelm  Ernst.  1659-1707.  His- 
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Quart.  Bev.  v.  32,  1825,  p.  429.) 

Teoria   della  riprodnzione  vegetale. 

Gallesio,  G.  —3607 

Tepl,  Tepel,  or  Tepla,  Bohemia.    Nassl,  J. 

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Teplitz.    See  Toeplitz. 

Teqnendama  falls.  Trip  to  the.    4  pp. 

[Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  2, 1833,  p.  319.) 

Terald.     10  cent.     Epistola  ad  Guidonem, 

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"Terby,  F.  Areographie  ou  etude  compara- 
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lours  1873.  119  pp.  4  pi.  (Brussels  Acad.  3fim.  cour.  v. 
39, 1876.)— M4molre  k  I'appul  des  remarquables  obser- 
vations de  M.  Schlaparelll  sur  la  planSte  Mars.  29 
pp.  1  pi.    (Brussels  Acad.  Mim.  cour.  v.  31, 1881.) 

Tereiitianiis Maurus.  Circa2eent.  Trac- 

tatus  de  Uteris,  syllabls,  pedlbus,  et  metrls.  2G  pp. 
{CoUeclio  Pisaur.v.  i,  p.  101;  Kell,  H.  G.  T.,  Grammat. 
Lat.  V.  6,  p.  313.)— De  gyllabis  et  inetris.  101  pp. 
{With  Hephaestlon,  Enchiridion,  ed.  by  T.  Gaisford,  v.  1, 
p.  215.) 

Datves,  E.  Emendatlones  selectae  InTerentiauum 

Maurum.    26  pp.    (/n  Ms  Miscel.  crlt.  p.  1.) 

Terentins  Afer,  Publius.  Circa  B.  C.  195- 
159.  Comoediae.  Pisauri,  1766.  4°.  {Col- 
leetio  Pisaur.  v.  1.)  4213 

Contents.  Adelplil.  —  Andrla.  —  Kuiiuclius. — 
Heautoiitiniorinnenos* — Hecyra. — Pluormio. 

■ Comoediae.    Recensuit,  notasque  suas  et 

Gabrielis  Faerni  addidit  Riohardus  Bent- 
leius.  Ed.  altera  .  . .   Lipsiae,  1791.   8°-   3334 

Contents.    Adelphl.— Andria.— Beiitley,  B.    De 

metrls  Terentianis  o-xe^taff/ia. — flniiuclius*— Heau- 
ton    tiniorumeuos*  —  Hecyra.  —  Pliorniio. — 

Index. 

Comcediae  VI  ex  ed.  Westertoyiana  cum 

notis  et  interpretatione  in  usum  Delphini, 
variis  lectionibus,  notis  variorum.  Londini, 
1824.    4v.  8°.     (Ya.lpy,  A.  3.,  Script.  Lat.) 

4353 

Contents.    Adelplil,  v.  2 Andrla,  v.  1. — Ante- 

slgnan,  P.  De  metrls  Terentianis,  v.  1.— Beaiivais, 
J.  T.  Nomlnum  comlcorum  ratio,  v.  1.— Bentley,  B. 
De  metrls  Terentianis  tTxeSiatTfj-a,  v.  1.— Excerpta  e 
praefatlone  Tria.  Henrlcl  Bathe,  v.  1.— Excerpta  e 
praefatlone  D.  Paull  Jao.  Brims,  v.  1.— Camcrarlus 

(Uebhard),  J.     De  comicis  verslbus  diatriba,  v.  1 

Kecensus  codlcum  MSS  P.  Terentll  Afrl  qui  In  blb- 

Uothecis  Brltannicis  asservantur,  v.  i Doiiatiis,  A. 

Pub.  Terentll  Afrl  Carthaginiensis  vita,  v.  1.— Eeoensus 
editioiiuTO,  v.  4.— Elogia  Teteruni  de  Pub.  Teren- 

tlo,v.  1 — Krasmus,  D.  De  metrls, v.  1 X^unucliiig, 

V.  1,  2.— EvantUus  and  Donatus.  De  tragoDdla  et 
comrodla,  v.  1. — De  fabularum,  ludoruni,  tbeatro- 
rnm,  scenarum,  acscenicorum  antlqua  consuetudine 
llbollus,  V.  1.— Faiistws,  L.  V.  Do  comoedla  llbellus, 
V.  1.— Groveanus,  A.  De  ludls  Megalenslbus ;  De 
verslbus  Terentianis,  v.  1.  —  Crronovins,  A.  [Ed.) 
Pub.  Terentll  vita,  v.  1.— Hare,  F.  De  metrls  comlcls, 
V.  1 — Heautoiitiinornmenos,  v.  2. — Hecyra,  v.  2. 
— Heinslus,  D.  Ad  Horatii  de  Plauto  et  Terentlo 
judicium,  dlssertatio,  v.  1. — Lefebvre,  T.  Obser- 
vatluuculae  mlscellaneae  ad  metra  Terentll,  v.  1. — 
Tieug.3.,  Bp.  of  Nonmch.  De  ratione  metri  Terentianl, 
V.  1. — Leoiiard,  F.    Epistola  seronissimo  Delphlno, 

v.  1 Excerpta  e  praefatlone  I^lndenbrogii,  v.  1.— 

Notae  variorum  in  P.  Terentll  Afrl  comoedias,  v.  3, 4. 
— Petit,  ( — ).  De  ordine  comoBdlarum  Pub.  Terentll, 
V.  1.— Petrarca,  F.  Pub.  Terentll  vita,  v.  1.— Plior- 
mlo,  V.  2. — Rivius,  J.  Castigatlo,  V.  1. — Rnliiius, 
of  Aniioch.  Versus  de  metrls  Terentll  et  Plauti  et 
allorum,  v.  1.— Scaliger,  G.  C.  Liber  de  comicis  dl- 
menslonlbus,  v.  1.— Sclirevellns,  C.  Loca  Menandrl, 
et  ApoUodorl,  quae  Terentius  Latine  est  interpretatua, 
V.  1 — Excerpta  ex  A.  H.  Westerhovil  praefatlone, 
V.  1. — Index,  v.  4. 

Comoediae,    ex    optimarum    editionum 

textu  recensitae  quas  adnotatione  perpetua, 
variis  disquisitionibus,  et  indice  rerum  locu- 
pletissimo  illustravit  N.  E.  Lemaire.  Pari- 
siis,  1837-38.  2  v.  8°.  (Lemaire,  N.  E., 
Biblioth.  class.  Lat.)  4356 

Contents.  Adelphl,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Andria,  v.  1.— 
Catalogus  editionum,  v.  1.— Donatus,  A.  Pub. 
Terentll  Afrl  Carthaginiensis  vita,  v.  1.  —  Eloela 
veterum  de  Pub.  Terentlo,  v.  1.— Erasmus,  D.  De 
metrls,  v.  1.— EunucUus,  v.  1.— E-vanthlus  and 

Donatus.    De  tragoedia  et  comredia,  v.  1 De  fabu- 

larum,  ludorum,  theatrorum,  scenarum,  ac  scenl- 
corum  antlqua  consuetudine  llbellus,  v.  1. — Faustus, 
L.  V.  De  comoedia  llbellus,  v.  1.— Testlmonia  Galll- 
cornm  gcriptoruin,  v.  1 — Goveanus,A.  De  ludls 
Megalenslbus,  v.  1.— Gronovius,  A.  (Ed.)  Pub.  Te- 
rentll vita,  V.  1. — Heaulontimorumenos,  v.  1. — 
Hecyra,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Helnsins,  D.  Ad  Horatii  de 
Plauto  et  Terentlo  ]udlolum,  dlssertatio,  v.  1.— Iie- 
malre,  N.  E.  Dlssertatio  de  ea  quaestlone  "num  sit 
vere  Terentius  fabularum  Terentll  nomine  inscrlp- 


tarum";  Praelatio,  v.  1.— Exempla  Imitatlonis  e  co- 
moedla, quam  V.  0.  Molltre  inscripsit:  Les  Four- 
berles  de  Scapln,  v.  2 — Perlet,  F.  C.  G.    Dlssertatio 

de  metrls  Terentianis;  Praetatlo,  v.  1 Petit,  (— ). 

De  ordine  como3diarura  Pub.Terenlii.v.  1.— Petrarca, 
F.  Pub.  Terentll  vita,  v.  1.— Pliormio,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— 
Schrevellng,C.  Loca  Menandrl  et  Apollodori,  quae 
Terentius  Latlue  est  Interpretatus,  v.  1.— Vei-slones 
Terentll,  v.  1.— Index,  v.  2,  pt.  2. 

Comoediae  VI,  cum  interpretatione  Donati 

et  Calphurnii,  et  commentario  perpetuo  in 
usum  studiosae  juventutis.  Ed.  A.  H.  Wes- 
terhovius  . .  .  curavit  G.  Stallbaum.  Lipsiae, 
1830-31.     6  V.  in  3,  8°.  3334 

Contents.    Adelplil,  v.  4. — Andrla,  v.  1.  — Bentley, 

B.  In  Donatum  observationes,  v.  6.— Eunuchus,  v. 
2 — Heautontlmoriimenos,  V.  3. — Hecyra,  v.  5. — 

Ijindeubrog.  F.  Observationes  in  M\ii  Donati  Com- 
mentarlum,  v.  6.— Pliormio,  v.  6.— Westerliof,  A. 

H.  Observationes  in  Donatum,  v.  6.— Praefatio,  v.  1. 
—Index,  v.  6. 

Comoediae,  recensuit  notasque   suas  et 

GabrielisFaerni  addidit  Riohardus  Bentleius. 
Editionem  collatis  prioribus  omnibus  repe- 
tendam  curavit  Reizii  et  Hermanni  disser- 
tationes  praemisit  commentariorum  indices 
add-idit  Eduardus  Vollbehr.  Kiliae,  1846. 
8°.  3334 

Contents.    Adelplil.— Andria.—Bentley,  E.    De 

metrisTerentianlso-xeSiao-jia.- Bunnchug.— Heau- 
ton  tlmorumenos. — Hecyra.— Hermann.  J.G.J. 

De  B.  Bentlelo  eiusque  editione  Terentll  dlssertatio. — 
Pliormio.— Beiz,  F.  V.  Burmannum  de  Bentleii 
doctrina  metrorum  Terentianorum  judicare  non  po- 
tuisse  disputat. 

Comoediae.     Recensuit  Alfredus  Fleck- 

eisen.    Lipsiae,  1868.     12°.  3237 

Contents.  Adelphl.  —  Andrla.  —  Eunuchug.  — 
Heauton  tlmorumenos.— Hecyra.— Phormio. 

— Dlscrepantla  scriptui-ae  Bentleianae.— Sueto- 
nius Traiiqulllus,  C.    Vita.- Onoraasticon. 

Comoediae,  vrith  notes  critical  and  exege- 

tical,  an  introduction,  and  appendix  by  Wil- 
helm  Wagner.    Cambridge,  1869.    12°.    3334 

Contents.  Adelphoe. — Andrla. — Eunuchug. — 
Heauton  timorumenos.— Hecyra.- Phormio. 

Comoediae.    Ed.  et  apparatu  critico  in- 

struxit  Franciscus  Umpfenbach.  Berolini, 
1870.     8°.  3334 

Contents.  Adelphoe. — Andria.— Eunuchug. — 
Heauton  tlmorumenos. — Hecyra.— Phormio. 

Comedies.    Tr.  into  familiar  blank  verse 

by  George  Colman.  3  ed.  London,  1768. 
3  V.  13°.  3843 

Contents.      Andrian,    v.    1.  —  Brothers,  V.   2.  — 
Eunuch,  V.  1.  —  Self-tormentor,  v.  1.  —  Step- 
mother, v.  2.— Suetonius  Tranqulllug,  0.    Life 
^of  Terence,  v.  1. 

Note.—Y.  2  contains  the  Merchant,  tr.  from  Plautus. 

Comedies.      Literally    tr.    into    English 

prose  with  notes,  by  Henry  Thomas  Riley. 
London,  1853.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  aass. 
Libr.)  3344 

Contents.  Adelphi ;  the  Brothers.— Andrla :  the 
Fair  Andrian.- Eunuchug;  the  Eunuch.— Heau- 
toiitimornmeiios;  the  Self-tormentor.— Hecyra; 
the  Mother-in-law.— Phormio ;  the  Scheming  para- 
site. 

Commedie.     Tr.  da  Vittorio  Alfleri  col 

testo  a  fronte.  Brescia,  1809-10.  6  v.  8°. 
(Alfleri,  V.,  Conte,  Opere  postume,  v.  13-17.) 

—1108 
Contents.    Adelfi,  v.  15.— Andria, v.  12.— Aspreg- 

gia  se  stesso,  v.  14.— Eclra,  v.  17 Eunnco,  v.  13. 

— Pormione,  v.  16. 
— -  Andria,  tr.  in  toscano.    71  pp.    (MaohiavelU,  N., 
Opere,  v.  8,  p.  161.)— Andrie,  nouveUement  tr.  et  raise 
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franffoises,  v.  1,  p.  187.) 

Beix,  J.     De   Terentii  libris  MSS  a  Ri- 

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Terminus.    Boze,  C.  G.  de.  DudieuTerme, 

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de  ce  qui  arrlva  pendant  le  voyage  du  Capltalne  Soto 
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Contents.  TTnpartheliaoher  abrisa  chrlgtiicher 
grnndvrahrheiten,  V.  2.— Gelstlivhe  lii'osaine, 
V.  3-6.— Geistliche  mnd  ei-baiillche  briefe,  v.  7, 
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Tertins    scripti    super    senteutias. 

Duns  Scotus,  3.  — 3341 

Tertre,  Jean  Baptiste  du.    See  Du  Tertre, 

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—3355 

Contents.    Alllx,  P.    Dissertatlo  de  Tertulllanl  vita 

et  scriptis,  V.  3.— De  anima,  v.  2.— Apologetlcum, 

V.  1.— De  baptisiuo,  v.  1.— De  cariie  Christi,  v.  2.— 

De  exhortatione  castitatis,  v.  1 Centner,  G.    Q. 

Septlmli  riorentla  Tertulllanl  quae  supersunt  omnia 
in  Montaniamo  scrlpta  viderl  praeslde  Jo.  Gull.  Hoff- 
manno,  v.  3. — De  corona,  v.  1. — De  cultn  femina- 
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gentium  dlls.v.  2.— De  fnga  In  pergecutlone,  T. 


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1.— Genesis,  v.  2.— Advoraus  oranes  haerescs,  v.  2. 

-De  praescrlptlone  liaeretlcornm,  v.  2.— Adversus 
Hermogenem,  V.  2.  —  De  Idololatria,  v.  1.— De 

jejiiiiio  adversus  Psychlcoa,  v.  1.— Carmen  de  Jona 
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et  ejus  scriptls,  v.  3.-1*6  Noiirry,  D.  N.  Dlssortatlo 
iu  Q.  SeptLmll  Florentis  TertuUiani  Apologetlcum, 
duos  ad  natlonea  Ubros,  et  unum  ad  Scapulam,  v.  3 — 
Ijibrl  snppositicii,  v.  2.— Adversus  Alarcionem 
libri  V,  V.  2.— Ad  inartyras,  v.  1.— De  mouo^^amia, 
V.  1.— lilosheim,  J.  L.  von.  Dlsquisltio  chroDOloglco- 
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tentia,  v.  1— Do  pallio.  v.  1.— Pamfele,  J.  de.  Vita 
Q.  Septimii  Florentis  TertuUiani,  v.  3.— De  patientia, 

V.  1.— Adversus  Praxean,  v.  2 De  piidiclila,  v.  1. — 

De  resiirrectione  cariiis,  v.  2. — Ad  Scapulam,  v. 
1.— Scorpiace,  v.  1.— De  TertuUiani  scriptis  quae 
temporum  injuria  Interierunt  nostrae  aetatl  horum 
certe  notitia  reinansit,  v.  2. — Index  scrlptnrarnin. 
sacrarum  quae  in  Ubris  TertuUiani  citantur,  v.  2. — 
Semler,  J.  S.  Dlssertatlo  de  varia  et  incerta  indole 
librorum  Q.  Septimii  Fiorentis  TertuUiani,  v.  3.— Car- 
men Sodoma,  v.  2.— De  spectaculig,  v.  1.— De  tes- 
timonlo  auimae,  v.  1.— Ad  uxoreiu.  libri  II,  v.  1. 
—Adversus  Valcutiulanos,  v.  2 — De  virginibus 
velaudis,  v.  1.— Indices,  v.  2. 

Opera    omnia,   cum  selectis  praeceden- 

tium  editionum  .  .  .  lectionibus,  variorum- 
que  coramentariis.  Parisiis,  1866.  2  v.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat  v.  1,  2.)    —3363 

Contents.  Liber  de  auima,  v.  2. — Apologeticns 
adversus  gentes  pro  Cbriatlanis,  v.  1.— De  baptismo 
adversus  QulntiUam  liber,  v.  1.— Carmina  TenuUlano 
adscripta,  v.  2. — Liber  de  carue  Cliristi,  v.  2.— Liber 
de  exbortatione  castltatisj  v.  2.— Liber  de  corona, 
v.  2.— De  cultu  femiuarum  libri  II,  v.  1.— Ex  Ubris 
TertuUiani  deexsecrandls  gentium  diisfragmentum> 
V.  2.— Fragmenta  ex  Ubris  deperditis,  v.  2. — Liber 
de  faga  in  persecntione,  v.  2. — Genesis,  v.  2. — 
Graecornm  operuin  fragmenta  et  notulae  cum 
adnotationibus  Jacobl  Pamelli,  v.  2.— Liber  de  prae- 
scriptionlbus  adversus  liaereticos,  v.  2.— Haver- 
camp,  S.  PraeCatio  ad  Apologetlcum  adversus  gentes 
pro  Cbristianls,  v.  1.— Liber  adversus  Hernno$;eneni, 
V.  2.— De  Idololatria  liber,  v.  1.— Liber  de  jejunfis, 
V.  2.— Carmen  de  Jona  et  Niiiive,  v.  2.— Liber  ad- 
versus Judaeos,  v.  2.— De  Judicio  Domini,  v.  2.— 
I.e  Nourry,  D.  N.  Dissertatio  in  Q.  Sept.  Flor.  Ter- 
tulUaui  Apologetlcum,  duos  ad  nationes  Ubros,  et 
unum  ad  Scapulara,  v.  1. — Libri  apologetici,  v.  1.— 
liibri  dogmatici,  v.  1,  2. — Libri  morales,  v.  2.— 
lifbri  polemici,  v.  2.  — De  ligno  vitae,  v.  2 — 
liGiniper,  Q.  Dissertatio  de  vera  aetate  ac  doctrlna 
scriptorum  quae  supersunt  Q,  Sept.  TertuUiani,  v.  1. 
— Adversus  Marcionem  libri  V,  v.  2.— Ad  nuartyras 
liber,  V.  1.— Migne,  J.  P.  Praefatlo,  v.  1.— Liber  de 
monogankia,  v.  2. — Aloslieim,  J.  L.  von.  De  aetate 
Apologetic!  TertuUiani  initioque  persecutione  severl 
dlsquiflitlo,  v.  1.— Ad  nationes  libri  II,  v.  1.— Liber  de 
oratione,  v.  1.— Liber  de  pallio,  v.  2.— Pamile,  J. 
de.  Vita  Q.  Septimii  Florentis  TertuUiani ;  Parodoxa 
TertuUiani,  cum  antidoto,  v.  1.— Liber  de  patientia, 

V.  1 Liber  de  poenitentia,  v.  1.— Liber  adversus 

Praxeam,  v.  2.— Fragmentum  in  quo  discreparet  a 
Fsycbicis  TertuUianus  Montanista,  v.  2.— Liber  de 
pudicitia,  v.  2.— Tertyllanl  Jc.  Bomani  responsa 
quae  in  Ubris  dlgestorum  exstant  ex  lib.  I  quaestio- 
num  VIII,  V.  1. — Liber  de  resurrectione  carnis,  v. 
2 Rlienanus,B.,andHoy,  A.  Proverblalea  formu- 
lae toto  opere  hoc  TertulUanico  contentae,  brevibus 
Bcboliis  iUualratae,  v.  1.— Liber  ad  Scapnlam,  v.  1.— 
Adversus  Gnosticos  scorpiace,  v.  2.— Argumentura 
Ubrl  ad  seiiatorem,  ex  Christiana religioue  ad  idolo- 
rara  servitutem  conversum,  v.  2.— Sodoma,  v.  2.— De 
spectaculis  Uber,  v.  1. — De  testinionio  animae 
Uber  adversua  gentes,  v.  1.— Thomas,  C.  In  libros 
TertuUiani  De  baptismo  et  poenitentia  adnotatlones, 
V.  2.— Ad  uxorem  libri  II,  v.  1.— Adversus  Valenti- 
nianos  Uber,  v.  2.— De  virginibus  velandis  Uber, 
V.  2.— Indices,  v.  1,  2. 

Opera  ex    recensione    August!    Reiffer- 

scheid  et  Georgii  Wissowa.  Pt.  1.  Vindo- 
bonae,  1890.  8°.  {Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat. 
V.  30.)  —3354 


Contents.  De  anima-  — De  baptismo.— Hartcl, 
W.  A.,  Rilter  von,  and  Wissowa,  G.  Prae£atio.-.De 
idololatria.— De  jejuni©  adversua  Paychicos — Ad 
nationes  Ubrl  II.— De  oratione.— De  pudicitia.— 
Scorpiace.  — De  spectaculis.  —  De  tcstimonio 
auiiiiae.  o.    mi     i 

Writings.     Tr.  by  [Rev.  S.  Thelwall  and 

Rev.]  Peter  Holmes.  Edinburgh,  1869-70. 
3  V.  8°.  (Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Ubr.  v.  11, 15, 
18.)  -3307 

Contents.  Apologeticus,  v,  1,— On  the  ascetic's 
mantle,  v.  3— On  baptism,  v.  1.— On  exhortation  to 
cliastity,  v.  3.— De  corona,  v.  1.— On  fasting,  v.  3, 
—On  female  dress,  v.  1,— Treatise  on  the  llesii  of 
Christ,  v.  2.— De  fuga  In  persecutione,  v.  1.— 
Genesis,  v.  3.— Fragment  concerning  the  execrable 
gods  of  the  heathen,  v.  3— Against  all  heresies, 
V.  3.— On  prescriptiou  againstheretics,  v.  2.— Treatise 
against  Hermogenes,  v.  2.— On  idolatry,  v.  1.— 
Answer  to  the  Jews,  v.  3.— Strain  of  Jonah  the 
prophet,  V.  3.— Strain  of  the  judgn^ent  of  the  Lord, 
V.  3.— Kaye,  J.  Notes  on  sundry  doctrinal  state- 
ments of  TertuiUan,  v.  2.— Five  books  in  reply  to 
marcion,  v.  3.— Ad  martyras,  v.  1.— Of  modesty, 
V.  3.— On  monogamy,  v.  3.— Ad  nationes.  v.  1.— Of 
patience,  v.  1.— Treatise  in  opposition  to  Praxeas, 
v.  2. —  On  prayer,  v.  1.— On  repentance,  v.  1.— 
Treatise  on  the  resurrection  of  the  flesh,  v.  2 — 
Ad  Scapulam,  v.  1.  — Scorpiace,  v.  1.— Strain  ol 
Sodom,  V.  3.— Treatise  on  the  soul,  v.  2.— De  spec- 
taculis, v.  l.—De  testimonio  animae,  v.  1.— Index 
of  texts  of  Scripture,  v.  3.— Treatise  against  the 
Valentinians,  v.  2.— On  the  veiliug  of  virgins, 
v.  3.— To  his  -wife,  v.  1.— Index,  v.  3. 

Apologetic  and  practical  treatises.   Tr.  by 

Rev.  C.  Dodgson.  3  ed.  Oxford,  1854.  8^. 
[Lihr.  of  Fathers,  v.  10.)  —2204 

Contents.  Book  of  apology  against  the  heathen.— 
Of  baptism,— Of  the  crown.— Emendationes  in 
TertuUianum. — On  prescription  against  heretics* — 
Of  idolatry.-Address  to  the  martyrs-~Of  patience. 
—Of  prayer.--Of  public  shows.— Of  repentance. 
—Address  to  Scapula,— On  the  text  of  Tertulliau 
and  the  degree  to  which  it  can  he  restored.— Index  of 
texts.- Book  to  his  wife.— Of  the  witness  of  the 
soul. — Index. 

Five  books  against  Marcion :  tr.  by  Peter 

Holmes,  D.D.  Edinburgh,  1868.  8°.  {Ante- 
Nicene  Christ.  Idbr.  v.  7.)  —2207 

Apolog6tiqne.  ou  defense  dea  Chretiens  contre 

lesGentUs;  Traite  dea  preacriptions  contre  les  h§r§- 
tiquea.  44  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Dimonsir.  6vang€l.  v.  1, 
pp.  xvli,  Ixxvil.)— Liher  adversus  omnes  haereses. 
11  pp.  (Oehler,  P.,  Corpus  haeres.  v.  1,  p.  269.)— Do 
praeacriptionibusadversus  haereticos  liber.  18  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  1,  p.  QT1.)—The  same 
in  German.  12  pp.  (Lessing,  G.  E.,  Saemmt.  schriften, 
v.  11,  pt.  1,  p.  105.)— I^ibri  carmine  eonscrlpti.  16 
pp.  (Collectio  Pisaur.  v.  5,  p,  1.)— Adversus  Marcio- 
nem; De  iudicio  Domini.  19  pp.  (Fahrlciua,  G., 
Foet.  vet.  eccles.  opera,  p.  257.)— De  ot*atione  ;  De  prae- 
scrlptlone haeretlcorum.  106  pp.  (Routh,  M.  J.,  (Scrip*. 
eccles.  opuscula,  v.  1,  p.  95.) 

BoEHRiNGER,  F.    Lateinisch-afrikanischo 

kirche :  TertuUianus  oder  disciplin  und 
lehre.  1873.  (In  his  Kirche  Christ!  und 
ihre  zeugen,  v.  3.) 

Freppel,  C.  E.     Tertullien.     1864,  3  v. 

Hauschild,  G.  R.       Grundsaetze    und 

mittel  der  wortbildung  bei  TertuUian.    1876, 

Le  Nourry,  D.   N.      Dissertatio  in  Q. 

Septimii  Florentis  TertuUiani  Apologeticum, 
duos  ad  nationes  libros,  et  unum  ad  Scapu- 
1am.  1853.  (TertuUianus,  Q.  S.  F.,  Quae 
supersunt  omnia.^  v.  8  ;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  1.) 

Neander,  J.  A.  W.     Antignostikus,  geisfc 

des  TertuUianus  und  einleitung  in  dessen 
schriften.     1849. 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  2  ed.  of  the 
original  German.  1851.  [With  his  History 
of  the  planting  ...  of  the  Christian  church, 
V.  2 :  Bohn,  H,  G.,  Stand.  Lihr.) 


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Tesimond,   Father   Oswald.       1563-1635. 

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Tesoro,  Carlo  Antonio.  1587-1655.  De 
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Test  act  reporter ;  or,  report  of  proceed- 
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for  the  repeal  of  the  corporation  and  test 
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Testacea  fluviatilia.    Spix,  J.  B.  von. 

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Testament,  Old,  and  New.    See  Bible. 

Testament  de  M.  Cbauvelin.  Dumas, 
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Testament  of  Cresseid.    Henryson,  B. 

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Testament  pbilosophiqne  et  litteraire. 
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Testament  s&rieux  et  burlesque  d'un 
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Testamenta  Eboracensia,  or  wills  reg- 
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Testaments  of  the  twelve  patriarchs. 
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Testelin,  Henri.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his 

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Testi,  Fulvio,  Conte.    1593-1646.    Canzonl. 

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Testimony  of  Christ's  second  ap- 
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Teston,  England.  Grover,  J.  W.  Notes  on 
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Robmee,    F.      Texas.     Mit    besonderer 

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Spaight,   a.   "W.      Resources,   soil,  and 

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See  also  Am.  Quart.  Eev.  v.  1, 1830,  p.  92. 

Texas,  Constitution.  Hough,  F.  B.  Consti- 
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Histftry.   War  with  the  U.  S. 


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Texeda,  Fernando  de.  17  cent.  Carrascon. 
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Description  de  I'Armenie,  la  Perse,  et  la 

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Contents.  L'lmpfe  ntalhenreux,  on  les  3  male- 
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—Octave  du  Salnt-Sacrement,  v.  2. — Panigy- 
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Texler,  Edmond.  Histoire  des  journeaux. 
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Catalogue  des  ouvrages  arch6ologiques  de  TAbbfi  T. 

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Text-book  of  general  astronomy  for 

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Text-book  of  geology.  Geikie,A.  —1615 
Text-book  of  physiology.    Foster,  M. 

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Text-books.  Koehlee,  K.  F.  Verzeich- 
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DODD,  G.    Textile  manufactures  of  Great 

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Michel,  F.  X.  Recherches  sur  le  com- 
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Teyxera,  Tristam.    15  cent.    Tres  cantiguas. 

2  pp.  (Resende,  G.  de,  Cancion.  geral,  v.  2 :  Biblioth.  lit. 
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Tezcoco,  Mexico.  Ixtlilxochitl,  F.  de  A. 
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Histoire  des   Chichimeques,   ou   des 

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Hay,  W.    Eenseignements  sur  T.    23  pp.    (AroUv. 

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Tezel,  Johann.     Koernee,  F.     Tezel,  der 
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Tezozomoc,  Fernando  de  Alvarado.  16 
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Histoire  du  Mexique.     Tr.   sur  un  MS 

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Thaarup,  Thomas.  1749-1831.  Afskedssang 

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Ttaaberi.    See  Tabari. 


Thacher,  George  H. 
tpry. 


See  Dudley  observa- 


THACHER 


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Military  journal,  during  the  American 

revolutionary  war,  from  1775  to  1783  ;  de- 
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Tliaclier,  Rev.  Samuel  Cooper.    Ticknor,  G. 

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Thackeray,  Rev.  Francis  St.  John  {Ed.) 
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(Ed.)    Anthologia  Latina,  passages  from 

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Thackeray,  William  Makepeace.  1811-63. 
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See  also  Harper's  Mag.  v.  22-25,  1861-62,  for  Adven- 
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Ballads  and  tale.s.  London,  1869.  8°.  1373 

Contents.  Ballads.— Dennis  Hnggarty'g  wife. 
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The  Bavenswing. 

Note.— Men' a  wives  is  also  In  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  26-28, 
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Book  of  snobs  ;  and  sketches  and  travels 

in  London.    London,  1869.     8°.  1373 

. Catherine  :  a  story.    Little  travels.    The 

Fitz-Boodle  papers,  etc.,  etc.  London,  1869. 
8°.  1373 


Contents.  Catherine  :  a  story.  —  Critical  re- 
views.—George  CrnlkshanU,- The  Fitz-Boodle 

papers.— John  licech's  pictures  of  life  and  char- 
acter.— Little  travels  and  road-side  sketches. 
— The  AVolves  and  the  lamb. 

iVo^e.— Catherine  is  also  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  19-21, 
1839-40;  Fitz-Boodle  papers  In  v.  25-28,1842-43;  Little 
travels  and  road -side  sketches  in  v.  29-31, 1844-45. 

Christmas  books  of  Mr.  M.  A.  Titmarsh. 

London,  1868.     8°.  1373 

Contents.  Dr.  Birch  and  his  yonng  friends. — 
The  ICicklehurys  on  the  Rhine. — Mrs.  Fer- 
kin's  ball.— Our  street.— Rose  and  the  ring$ 
or,  the  history  of  Prince  GigUo  and  Prince  Bulbo. 

Collection  of  letters,  1847-55.  With  por- 
traits and  reproductions  of  letters  and  draw- 
ings.   3  ed.     London,  1887.     r.  8°.  4783 

Contributions    to   "Punch."       London, 

1886.     p.  8°.  3205 

Contents.  On  an  Amei^lcantraveller.—Author'g 
miseries.— Brighton.— Brighton  In  1847. — Medita- 
tions over  Brighton.— A  Brighton  night  enter- 
tainment. —  Persecution  of  British  footmen.— 
Professor  Byles's  opinion  of  the  Westminster 
Hall  exhibition. — Science  at  Cambridge. — Cari- 
catures.— Th&Charles  II  ball. — On  some  dinners 
at  Paris.- What  I  remarked  at  the  exhibition. — 
Papers  by  the  fat  contributor.— Wanderings  of  our 
fat  contributor.- The  flying  Duke— On  an  interest- 
ing French  exile.— The  froddylent  butler.— The 
Georges,  —  M.  Gobemouche's  authentic  ac- 
count of  the  grand  exhibition.— Hobson'g 
choice  ;  or,  the  tribulation  of  a  gentleman  in  search 
ot  a  mau-servant.— Why  can't  they  leave  us  alone  in 
the  holidays?— Panorama  of  the  Inglez.— An  In- 
glez  family. — Irish  gems. — liioiK  huntress  of 
Belgravia,— Sights  of  London. — Travels  In  Lon- 
don— Thoughts  on  a  new  comedy.  —  Paris  re- 
visitetl.- Plea  tor  Plush,— Poor  puggy.— Por- 
traits from  the  late  exhibition.— The  Proser :  essays 
and  discourses  by  Dr.  Solomon  Paoiflco.— Punch 
and  the  influenza.— Punch  in  the  East. -Sin- 
gular letter  from  the  Regent  of  Spain.— Royal 
Academy. -Mr.  Smith  and  Moses.— "  Snob  " 
and  "  Proser "  papers.— Mr.  Snob's  remon- 
strance with  Mr.  Smith.— Mr.  Spec's  remon- 
strance.—The  great  Sqnattleborough  soiree.— 
Strange  man  just  discovered  in  Germany.— Two  or 
three  theatres  at  Paris.— Miss  Tickletoby's  lec- 
tures on  English  history.- Titmarsh  v.  Talt. 
—Verses.— Yesterday :  a  tale  ot  the  Polish  ball. 

Denis  Duval :   Lovel  the  widower :  and 

other  stories.    London,  1869.     8°.  1278 

Contents.  The  Bcdford-rovr  conspiracy.  — 
Denis  Duval.— The  Fatal  boots.— A  Little  din- 
ner at  Timmins's. —Lovel  the  widower. 

iVb(e.— Denis  Duval  Is  also  in  Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  29, 
1864,  and  Lovel  the  widower  in  v.  20,  21, 1860. 

English  humourists  of  the  18  century. 

London,  1869.    8°.    (With  MsFom  Geoiges.) 

1373 

Contents. 

Addison,  J.  Goldsmith,  O.  Smollett,  T.  G. 

Congreve,  W.  Hogarth,  W.  Steele,  Sir  E. 

Fielding,  H.  Pope,  A.  Sterne,  L. 

Gay,  J.  Prior,  M.  Swift,  J. 

The  four  Georges.    London,  1869.    8°. 

1273 

Note.— Mao  In  Harper's  Mag.  v.  21,  1860,  pp.  395,  525, 
671, 823.)  .         .  i-i-        .       . 

History  of  Henry  Esmond ,  Esq. ,  a  Colonel 

in  the  service  of  Her  Majesty  Queen  Anne. 
Written  by  himself.  London,  1868.  8°- 
(Rev.  of  in  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  46,  1853,  p.  633; 
Harper's  Mag.  v.  6,  1853,  p.  207.)  1273 

■  History  of  Pendennis.     His  fortunes  and 

misfortunes,  his  friends  and  his  greatest 
enemy.  London,  1868.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  38,  1851,  p.  193; 
Eraser's  Mag.  v.  43,  1851,  p.  75 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev. 
V.  13,  1850,  p.  835.)  1373 


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THACKERAY 


-  The  Irish  sketch  book :  and  notes  of  a 
journey  from  Cornhill  to  Grand  Cairo.  Lon- 
don, 1869.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  Y.  31,  1843,  p.  648  ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  37, 
1843,  p.  678  ;  v.  33,  1846,  p.  85.)  1273 

-  Memoirs  of  Barry  Lyndon,  Esq.,  written 
by  himself ;  with  the  History  of  Samuel 
Titmarsh  and  the  great  Hoggarty  diamond. 
London,  1868.     8°.  1373 

iVbfe.— Barry  Lyndon  la  also  in  Frase)''s  Mag.  v.  29,  30, 
1844;  and  Samuel  TUmarah  In  v.  24,1841. 

— ^  Miscellaneous  essays,  sketches,  and  re- 
views. London,  1885.  p.  8°.  3305 
Contents.  Barmecide  banquets,  with  Josepli 
Bregion  and  Anne  Miller.— Brother  of  the  press  on  the 
history  of  a  literary  man,  Laman  Blanchard  and 
the  chances  of  the  literary  profession, — Bluebeard's 
ghost. — Orittcal  reviews  of  books  and  pictures. 
— Box  of  novels. — Cliarity  and  bumour. — His- 
tory of  Dlonysius  DIddlcr.— Various  essays,  let- 
ters, 3lietches,eto.— Fashnable  fax  and  polite  anny- 
goata.— Second  lecture  on  the  fine  arts  hy  Michael 
Angelo  Titmarsh. — Goetbe  in  hispid  age. — Memorials 
of  gormandising.— Grant  lii  Paris.— Green- 
■wicb-Whitebait. — The  idler.— tTeroine  Paturot. 
— Dr.  Jobnsonand  Goldsmith. —Ijecture. — Pig- 
nityof  literature. — MissLoe'ive.— Maygambols  ; 
or,  Titmarsh  In  the  picture  galleriea.— Men  and 
coats> — On  nten  and  pictures. — Nevp  spirit  of 
tbe  age.— Pictorial  rbapsody.— Picture  gossip. 
-Strictures  on  pictures.— The  professor.— Leaf  out 
of  a  sketch-book.— Tales.— Tlmbuctoo.— Mr. 
Thackeray  In  the  United  States. 

The  Newcomes.  Memoirs  of  a  most  re- 
spectable family.  Ed.  by  Arthur  Penden- 
nis,  Esq.    London,  1868.    3  v.  8°.  1273 

iVoie.— Also  in  Harper's  Mag.  v.  7-11, 1863-55. 
(Bev.  o{  In  Dublin  Bev.  v.  40, 1856,  p.  299 ;  Quart.  Bev. 
V.  97, 1865,  p.  360.) 

-: —  Orphan  of  Pimlico  and  other  sketches, 
fragments,  and  drawings.  With  some  notes 
by  Anne  Isabella  Thackeray.  London,  1876. 
4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  119, 1876, 
p.  333.)  1362 

The  Paris  sketch  book  of  Mr.  M.  A.  Tit- 
marsh ;  and  the  Memoirs  of  Mr.  Charles  J. 
Yellowplush.    London,  1868.     8°.  1273 

Roundabout  papers.  (From  the  Corn- 
hill  Magazine.)  To  which  is  added  the 
Second  funeral  of  Napoleon.  London,  1869. 
8°.  1273 

Contents.  On  Alexandrines*- Autour  de  mon 
cbapeau.- On  being  found  out. — On  some  carp 
at  Sans  Souci.— On  acbalk  mark  on  tbe  door.— 
Bound  about  the  Christmas  tree. — Dessein's. — 
Be  finibus. — On  half  a  loaf.— On  a  jol^e  I  once 
heard  from  the  late  Thomas  Hood.— On  a  hundred 
years  hence. — Dejuventute. — The  last  sketch. 
— On  a  lazy  idle  boy. — On  Letts's  diary.— On  a 
medal  of  George  IV. — A  Mississippi  bubble. — 
Second  funeral  of  Napoleon.— ]V11  nisi  bonum.— 
Notch  on  the  axe. — Ogres. — Ou  a  peal  of  bells. 
— On  a  pear-tree.— On  ribbons.- On  2  Round- 
about papers  which  I  Intended  to  write.  —  On 
screens  in  dining-rooms.— Small-beer  chron- 
icles.—" Strange  to  say,  on  club  paper."— Thorns 
in  the  cushion. —  Tunbridge  toys.- On  tivo 
children  in  black.— On  some  late  great  victories. 
— Notes  of  a  "H^eek's  holiday. 

Vanity  Fair.     A  novel  without  a  hero. 

London,  1867.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  38,  1848,  p.  320 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  84, 
1849,  p.  153.)  1273 

The  Virginians.  A  tale  of  the  last  century. 

London,  1868.     2  v.  8°.  1273 

Note Also  In  Harper's  Mag.  v.  16-19, 1858-59. 

(Bev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  110, 1869,  p.  438.) 

Barmecide  banquets  with  Joseph  Bregion  and 

Anne  Miller.  9  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  32,  1846,  p.  684.) 
— On  being  found  out.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  y,  23, 
1861,  p.  112.)— Bluebeard's  ghost.  13  pp.  {Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  28,  1843,  p.  413.)— Box  of  novels.    17  pp. 


(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  29,  1841,  p.  163.)  —  Charity  and 
humour.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  7,  1863,  p.  82.)— 
About  a  Christmas  book.  6  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v. 
32,  1846,  p.-  744.)  —  Grumble  about  the  Christmas 
books.  16  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  36,  1847,  p.  111.)— 
Brother  of  the  press  on  the  history  of  a  literary 
man  and  the  chances  of  the  literary  profession.  11 
pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  33, 1846,  p.  332.)— About  Thomas 
Hood.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  22, 1601,  p.  237.)— On 
some  illustrated  children's  books.  8  pp.  (Fra. 
ser's  Mag.  v.  33,1846,  p.  496.)— Proposals  for  a  continua- 
tion of  Ivanhoe.  18  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  34, 1816,  pp. 
237,  369.)— Jerome  Paturot,  with  oonsiderationa  of 
novels  in  general.  13  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  28,  1843, 
p.  349.)— May  gambols,  or  Titmarsh  in  the  picture 
galleries.  17  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  29,  1844,  p.  700.)— 
Men  and  coats.  10  pp.  (Eraser's  ii/a^.  v.  24, 1841,  p. 
208.)— Nil  nisi  bonum.  4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  20, 
1860,  p.  542.)  —  Picture  gossip,  in  a  letter  from 
Michael  Angelo  Titmarsh.  12  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v,  31, 
1846,  p.  713.)— Titmarsh 's  carmen  litlllense.  3  pp. 
{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  29, 1844,  p.  361.)— On  two  children 
in  black.  3  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  20, 1860,  p.  670.)- 
Yellotvplnsh  correspondence.  67  pp.  (Eraser's 
Mag.  V.  16,  1837,  p.  644;  v.  17,  1838,  pp.  39,  243,  353,  404, 
616,  734 ;  V.  18, 1838,  pp.  69, 195.) 

Johnson,  C.  P.    Early  writings  of  Wil- 
liam Makepeace  Thackeray.    1888. 

Tkollope,  a.    Thackeray.     1879.     (Mor- 

ley,  J.,  Eng.  men  of  letters.) 

Bagehot,  W.    Sterne  and  T.    40  pp.    {In  Ms  Lit. 

studies,  v.  2,  p.  106.)— Chasles,  V.  E.  P.  Le  roman  de 
moeurs  en  Augleterre.  Vanity  Fair.  74  pp.  (Bev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1849,  n.  p§r.  v.  1,  pp.  637,  721.)— Contem- 
porary -writers.  Mr.  Thaclieray.  16  pp.  {Dublin 
Vniv.  Mag.  v.  32,.  1848,  p.  444.)— Two  English  novelists: 
Dickens  and  T.  54  pp.  (Dublin  Bev.  n.  s.  V.  16, 
1871,  p.  315.)— Donhaire,  P.  Thackeray.  16  pp. 
( Correspondant,  v.  61, 1864,  p.  929.)— Ktienne,  L.  Pontes 
et  romanclers  contemporains  de  i'Angieterre.  Wil- 
liam Maiiepeace  Thackeray.  42  pp.  {Bev.  contemp. 
1856,  V.  6,  p.  658.)— Fielding  and  T.  20  pp.  (N.  Brit. 
Bev.  V.  24, 1866,  p.  197.)— Forgues,  B.  D.  Tin  roman- 
cier  humorlste.  31  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2 
p6r.  V.  61,  p.  906.)— Lea  romans  de  T.  32  pp.  IBev,  d. 
deux  mondes,  1854,  n.  p6r.  2  s.  v.  7,  p.  1001.)— Griffin,  G. 
W.  Thackeray.  6  pp.  (In  his  Studies  in  literature,  p. 
104.)— Henry,  M.  L.  Morality  of  T.  and  of  George 
Eliot.  6  pp.  {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  61, 1883,  p.  243.)— Lit- 
t6rature  anglaise.  The  Irish  sketch  book.  14  pp. 
{Bev.  d.  dewx  mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  4,  p.  294.)— Jeaffre- 
son,  J.  0.  Thackeray.  20  pp.  {In  Us  Novels  and 
novelists,  v.  2,  p.  262.)— Jerrold,  W.  B.  (Ed.)  A  day 
with  T.  80  pp.  (In  his  Best  of  all  good  company,  1  a. 
p.  313.)— Ijuyster,!.  M.  Women  of  T.  24  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  69,  1860,  p.  167.)— Hfadal,  E.  S.  Thackeray's 
relationa  to  English  society.  9  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
v.  21, 1881,  p.  636.)— Roscoe,  W.  C.  W.  M.  Thackeray, 
artist  and  moralist.  45  pp.  {Poems  and  essays,  v.  2,  p. 
264.)— Schmidt,  H.  J.  Thackeray.  29  pp.  {In  his 
Portraits  aus  dem  19  jahrh.  p.  282.)— Stnrgis,  B. 
Thackeray  aa   a  draughtsman.     19  pp.     (Scribner's 

•  Monthly,  v.  20, 1880,  p.  266.)_Style  of  Balzac  and  T. 
8  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  64,  1864,  p.  620.)— Taine, 
H.  A.  Thackeray,  son  talent  et  ses  oeuvres.  36  pp. 
{Bev,  d.  deux  mondes,  1857,  2  p6r.  v.  7,  p.  165.)— Tasse- 
lin,  B.  Thackeray.  30  pp.  (BibliotU.  univ.  et  rev. 
Suisse,  3  p6r.  v.  7,  1880,  p.  385.)— Thackeray  and 
Dickens.  33  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  15,  1851,  p.  67.)— 
Thackeray  and  his  novels.  10  pp.  {BlacJcwood' s 
Mag.  V.  77,  1865,  p.  86.)— Thackeray  and  modern 
fiction.  34  pp.  {London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  22, 1864,  p.  376.) 
— Thackeray  as  a  novelist.  21  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  77,  1853,  p.  199;  Westm.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1860,  p.  500.) 
—Thackeray,  satirist  and  humorist.  25  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  64,  1859,  p.  630;  v.  56,  1860,  p.  22.)— 
Thackeray's  -works.  48  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  99, 1854, 
p.  196  ;  V.  187, 1873,  p.  95 ;  Westm.  Bev.  n.  a.  v.  3, 1863,  p. 
363.)— Thackeray's  -writings.  22  pp.  (Edin.  Bev. 
T.  87,  1848,  p.  46.)— Tuckeriiian,  H.  T.  Thackeray 
as  a  novelist.  19  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  60, 1856,  p.  102.)— 
Whipple,  E.  P.  Thackeray.  21  pp.  (In  his  Char- 
acter and  characteristic  men,  p.  197 ;  and  Chr.  Exam, 
v.  76, 1864,  p.  211.) 

Hannat,  J.    Brief  memoir  of  the  late 

Mr.  Thackeray.     1864. 

HOTTEN,  J.  0.  (T.  Taylor,pseMd.)  Thack- 
eray the  humourist  and  the  man  of  letters. 
1864. 


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Stoddard,  R.  H.  {Ed.)  Anecdote  biog- 
raphies of  Thackeray  and  Dickens.  1874. 
(Bric-a-brac  S.) 

Brown,  J.    Thaolieray'a  death.     20  pp.    (In  Us 

John  Leech  and  other  papers,  p.  177.) — Dickens,  0. 
J.  H.  In  raeraorlam.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  28, 186i, 
p.  528.)— Fields,  J.  T.  Thackeray.  27  pp.  (/»  his 
Yesterdays  with  authors,  p.  11 ;  and  Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  27, 1S71,  p.  122.)-Grl8wold,  H.  T.  ■William  Make- 
peace Thackeray.  13  pp.  (In  her  Home  life  o£  ^reat 
authors,  p.  322.)— Hodder,  G.  Kecolleotions  of  T.  9 
pp.  (Harper's  jl/asr.v.  41, 1870,  p.  261.)— L.nnt,  a.  Eeool- 
lectlons  of  T.  9  pp.  IHarper's  Mag.  v.  54, 1877,  p.  266.) 
— Mason,  E.  T.  William  Makepeace  Tliackeray.  58 
pp.  (In  his  Personal  traits  of  Brit,  authors,  p.  257.) — 
Stoddard,  B.  H.  William  Makepeace  Thackeray. 
16  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  49, 1874,  p.  633.)— Taylor,  B. 
Thackeray.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  13, 1864,  p.  371.) 
— Haud  immemor.  Thackeray  in  America.  13 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  Ill,  1872,  p.  678.)— Tliackeray 
in  the  United  States,  i  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  47, 
1853,  p.  100.) 

See  also  Biblioth.  unlv.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  19, 
1864,  p.  62;  Traser's  Mag.  v.  69, 1864,  p.  401;  Macmll- 
lan's  Mag.  v.  9, 1864,  p.  356 ;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  40, 1864,  p. 
210;  Westm.  Eev.  n.  s.  v.  26, 1864,  p.  172. 

Tliaer,  Albrecht.  1752-1828.  Principles  of 
agriculture.  Tr.  by  Wm.  Shaw  and  Cuth- 
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—4685 

Thais,  iSt    Vita.    2  pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa- 

trol.  s.  Lat.  V.  73,  p.  661.) 

Tlialaba  the  destroyer.    Southey,  R., 

Poet,  works,  v.  4.  1378 

Ttaalassema.    Conn,  H.W.    Life  history  of 

thalassema.  7  pp.  1  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks, 
W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  jfrom  the  biol.  lair.  v. 
3,  1885,  p.  29.) 

Thalassins,  Abbot  in  lAbya.    7  cent.    De 

charitate  ac  continentla,  uecnon  de  regimine  mentis, 
ad  Paulura  preshyterum ;  Libellus  ad  Theodoslum 
imperatorem.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.]  27  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa- 
trol, s.  Gr.  V.  91,  pp.  1427, 1471.) 

Thalassius.     33  pp.     Swinburne,  A.   C, 

Songs  of  the  springtides,  p.  1. 

Tlialassograpliy.  Agassiz,  A.  Contri- 
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cruises  of  the  United  States  coast  and  geo- 
detic survey  steamer  "Blake"  in  the  Gulf 
of  Mexico,  in  the  Caribbean  sea,  and  along 
the  Atlantic  coast  of  the  United  States,  from 
1877-80.     1888,  2  v. 

Thalatf  a  !  Thalatta  I    A  study  at  sea.     107 

pp.    (Fraser's  Jfaff.  v.  65,1862,  pp.  1,161, 269, 415, 537, 671.) 

Thalberg,  Sigismund.    Fetis,  F.  J.    Thal- 

berg  und  Liszt.  14  pp.  (Liszt,  F.,  Gesamm.  schriften, 
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opus  22  und  " Caprices "  opus  16  und  19.  7  pp.  (Ge- 
samm. schriften,  v.  2,  p.  67.) 

Thalelaens,  Theodorus,  and  others.   Com- 

mentarii  de  postulando, sive  deadvocatis  [Gr.  etLat.], 
ed.  Darld  Euhnkenius.  44  pp.  (Meerman,  G.,  Nov. 
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Thaler  or  Taler,  Der.  13  cent.  [Lieder.]  3 
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20  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Bist.  v.  10, 1736, 
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Thalia  rediviva.    126  pp.    Vaughan,  H., 

Works,  v.  1,  p.  296;  v.  2,  p.  177. 

Thallelaens,  St.  Severus,  Patriarch  of 
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Letters  respecting  some  relics  of  remote  times,  found 
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See  also  Ijondon.— Middlesex. 

Thames  tunnel.  Beunel,  Sir  I.  Memoir 
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15  pi.    (Weale,  J.,  Quart,  papers  on  engineering,  v.  3,  5.) 
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Thamm,  Abraham.     17  cent.     Chronicon 

vetustlsslmae  arcis  et  urbis  Coldicensis,  in  quo  veto- 
rum  Colduorumres,  eorum  domlnl  ao  prlncipes,  item 
situs  celeberrlral  palatll  electoralls  omnesque  res  eo 
spectantes,  turn  urbs  Ipsa,  ejus  prlvllegla,  civlum 
studia,  aedlflcla  publlca,  status  clvllls  et  polltlcus, 
varil  casus  et  calamitates  et  alia  brevia  exponuntur. 
46  pp.    (Meuoke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Germanic,  v.  2,  p.  603.) 

Thanatophidia  of  India.    Fayrer,  Sir 

J-  —1691 

Thanatopsis.   8  pp.    Bryant,  W.  C,  Poet. 

works,  p.  21. 

Thanatos.    Robert,  C.     (Berlin  Archaeol. 

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Thane.    Riddel,  R.    Oflaces  of  thane  and 

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Thanes  of  Cawdor,  Book  of  the.    Innes, 

C.  {Ed.)     {Spalding  Club.)  2508 

Thauet.    AUingham,  W.  (P.Walker,  wsewd.) 

Eambles.  In  T.  16  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  vfie,  1877, 
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(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  69, 1859,  p.  673.)— Lewis,  J.  Glossary 
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THANGMAR 


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THAYER 


Thangniar,  of  HUdesheim.    11  cent.    Vita 

et  mlraoula  S.  Bernwardl  episcopl  EUdesIielmeDsls. 
33  pp.  (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  754 ;  Leibnitz,  Q. 
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s.  Lat.  V.  140,  p.  385.) 

Thanksgiving.    Tarbox,  I.  N.    Our  New 

England  thanksgiving,  liistorloally  considered.  13  pp. 
{New  Englander,_  v.  38, 1879,  p.  240.) 

Tlianksgiving   exliortation   for   New 

Year's  day.  8  pp.  Hale,  B.  E.  ( OAr.  JEcam.  v.  35, 1844, 
p.  367.) 

Tliaon  de  Revel  de  St.-Andr6  et  de 
Pralungo,  Ignaoe,  Comte.  1760-1835. 
Memoires  sur  la  guerre  des  Alpes  et  les 
evenemens  en  Piemont  pendant  la  revo- 
lution frangaise.     Turin,  1871.     8°.         3635 " 

Tliarros,  Sardinia.    Pettigrew,  T.  J.    On 

the  discovery  of  the  ancient  city  of  T.  20  pp.  1  pi. 
(Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  7, 1852,  p.  239.) 

Tliasos.  Bergmann,  R.  Ueber  zwei  griech- 
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10  pp.  {Hermes,  v.  3,  1869,  p.  233.)— Perrot,  Q.  M6- 
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That  lass  o'  liOwrie'S.    54  pp.    Burnett, 

Mrs.  E.  H.  {Scriiner's  Monthly,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  644;  v.  IS, 
1877,  pp.  260,  805,  512,  707 ;  V.  14,  1877,  p.  18.) 

That  new  world,  and  other  poems.  Piatt, 

Mrs.  S.  M.  B.  1897 

Thatcher,  Benjamin  Bussey.    Peabody,  O. 

W.  B.    Thatcher's  Indian  biography.    16  pp.    (A^.  Am. 

■      Ren.  V.  36,  1833,  p.  472.)— Snelling,  W.  .J.    Thatcher's 

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Thatcher,    Bear- Admiral    Henry    Knox. 

lleadley,  J.  T.  In  his  Earragut  and  our  naval  com- 
manders, p.  426.    9  pp. 

Thatcher.    See  also  Thacher. 

Thattr   af  Geirmuudi    Heljar  -  skinni. 

6  pp.    (Vlgf usson,  G.,  Slurlunga  saga,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 
Than.    See  Amboyna. 
Thauler,  J.    See  Tauler,  J. 
Thanuinr  de  la  Source,  (— ).    Relation 

de  la  mission  du  Missisipi.    See  Montigny, 

F.  de. 
Thann,  Philippe  de.    13  cent.    Li  livre  des 

creatures ;  The  bestiary  of.  112  pp.  (Wright,  T.,  Fop. 
treatises  on  sei.  pp.  20,  74.) 

Fenge,  L.   Sprachliche  untersuchung  der 

reime  des  Computus.  1886.  (Stengel,  E., 
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Bone,  J^  H.  A.     A  mediaeval  naturalist.     7  pp. 

{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  33, 1874,  p.  269.)— Mamm,  M.  E.  Der 
physlologus  des  Phlllpp  von  Thauen  und  seine  quel- 
leu.  97  pp.  (Anglia.'v.l,  1884,  p.  420;  v.  9,  1886,  pp. 
391,  447.) 

Thausing,  Moritz.  1888-84.  Duerer.  Ge- 
schichte  seines  lebens  und  seiner  kunst. 
Mit  titel  kupfer  und  mit  illiistrationen. 
Leipzig,  1876.    r.  8°.  4764 

The  same.  Tr.  from  the  German.  Ed. 
by  F.  A.  Eaton.  With  portraits  and  illus- 
trations.   London,  1883.     2  v.  8°.  4764 

Das  natuerliohe  lautsystem  der  menseh- 

lichen  sprache.  Mit  bezug  auf  Bruecke's 
Physiologie  und  systematik  der  sprachlaute. 
Leipzig,  1863.     8°.  —2173 

Slorltz  Thausing,  gestorben  11  Aug.  1884.    5  pp. 

(Verein  t.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheil. 
V.  23, 1885,  p.  273.) 

Thaxter,  Adam  "Wallace.  1833-64.  The 
Grotto  nymph;  or,  fairy  favor.  21  pp.  (Spencer,  W. 
v.,  Boston  theat.  v.  24.) 

Thaxter,  Mrs.  Celia  Laighton.  1836 — 
Poems.     New  York,  1875.     16°.  1348 

Beethoven.    1  p.    {Atlant.  Monthly,  f.  31,  1873,  p. 

470.)— Before  gunrlge.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  29, 
1872,  p.  47.)— By  the  dead.  1  p.  (Scribner'l  Monthly, 
V.  7, 1874,  p.  462.)— By  the  roadside,  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  23, 1869,  p.  699.)— Child-life  at  the  Islea 

PABT  v.— 67. 


of  Shoals.  8  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  31,  1873,  p.  533.) 
—Contrast.  1  p.  (^(lani.  jl/miaZv,  v.  38, 1876,  p.  107.) 
— Courage.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  25,  1870,  p.  423.) 
— Xlxpeclatlon.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  22,  1868, 
p.  272.)— Xlxpostnlatlon.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  20, 1880,  p.  124.)- A  Faded  glove.  1  p.  (Harper's 
ifajT.  v.62,1876,p.752.)— Faith.  1  p.  {Scnhner's  Monthly, 
V.  18, 1879,  p.  536.)— Farewell.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  34,  1874,  p.  452.)- Footprints  In  the  gaud.  3  pp. 
(Atlant.Monthly.Y.  29, 1872,  p.  694.)—"  For  thoughts." 
1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  5,  1873,  p.  493._)— Forebod- 
ing. 1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 1875,  p.  167.)— Good 
hyc,  sweet  day.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  19, 1880, 
p.  194.)— Gueiidolen.    1  p.     {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  6, 

1873,  p.  78.) — Guests.  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  14, 
1877,  p.  569.)  — Heartbreak  hill.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  SI,  1873,  p.  337.)— Homage.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  SO,  1876,  p.  598.)— Imprisoned.  1  p.  {At- 
tant.  Monthly,  v.  32, 1873,  p.  51.)— In  Kittery  church- 
yard. 1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  58.)— In 
May.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27,  1871,  p.  621.1— In 
the  lane.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  28, 1871,  p.  288.)— 
Among  the  Isles  of  Shoals.  46  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
T.  24,  1869,  p.  177  ;  V.  25, 1870,  pp.  16,  204, 679.)— Kittery 
Annie's  dream.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27,  1871, 
p.  220.)— Iiand-locked.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  7, 
1861,  p.  302.)— liars.     2  pp.     (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  8, 

1874,  p.  726.)— Iieviathan.  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  11,  1876,  p.  669.)— Medrake  and  Osprey.  1  p. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  V.  10,  1875,  p.  87.)— Midsummer. 

1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  20, 1880,  p.  526.)— Mlnnte- 
■  guns.      1   p.      (Atlant.    Monthly,    v.   10,   1862,   p.    62.)— 

Mozart.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  SO,  1872,  p.  683.)— 
A  memorable  miii'der.  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  ^5, 
1375, p. 602.)— A  Musselshell.  1  p.  (Scribner's Monthly, 
V.  10, 1875,  p.  431.)— Mutation.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  40, 1877,  p.  147.)— New  Year  song.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  45,  1880,  p.  354.)— BTovemher  morning. 

2  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  7,  1874,  p.  33.)—"  O  Pil- 
grim, comes  the  night  so  fast?"  1  p.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  707.)  — O  tell  me  not  of 
heavenly  halls.  1  p.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  21,  ISHl, 
p.  110.)— Oft"  shore.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10, 1862, 
p.  292.)— Pimpernel.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  S2, 
1873,  p.  180.)— Portent.    1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  51, 

1875,  p.  899.)— Kegret.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26, 
1870,  p.  413.)— Remonstrance.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Month- 
ly, V.  34, 1874,  p.  560.)— Reverie.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  37,  1876,  p.  288.)— Rockweeds.  2  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  21, 1868,  p.  268.)— Shadow  of  doom.  2  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  30,  1872,  p.  702.)— Songs.  4  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  36,  1875,  p.  151;  Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  11,  1876,  p.  S99;  V.  12,  1876,  pp.  478,  663.)— Song- 
gparrow.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  S2, 1873,  p.  539.)— 
Sorrow.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19, 1867,  p.  682.)— 
The  Spaniards'  graves  at  the  Isles  of  Shoals.  1  p. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  16, 1365,  p.  406.)— Submiggion.  1  p. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  61,  1875,  p.  441.)— Summer  day.  3 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  249.)— "The  Sun- 
rise never  failed  us  yet."  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
v.  14,  1877,  p.  148.)— Sunset  gong.  3  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  39, 1877,  p.  236.)— Swallow.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Month^i,  V.  26, 1870,  p.  106.)— A  Thanksgiving.  1  p. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  28,  1871,  p.  526.)— To  a  violin. 

1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  52, 1876,  p.  882.)— Transition. 

2  pp.  {Athmt.  Monthly,  v.  35, 1875,  p.  668.)— Tryst.  2  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  30,  1872,  p.  172.)— Twilight.  1  p. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  16,  1865,  p.  282.)— A  Waif.  2  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  35, 1875,  p.216.)— Watch  of  Boon 
Island.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  29,  1872,  p.  267.)— 
Watching.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14,  1864,  p.  74.) 
—West  wind.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46,  1880,  p. 
384.)-Wherefore  J  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  33,-1874, 
p.  172.)— The  ■While  rover.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  33,  1874,  p.  564.)— Wreck  of  the  Pocahontas. 
4  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868.  p.  392.) 

Parton,  J.    Delia  Thaxter.    13  pp.    (In  his  Noted 

women  ot  Europe  and  America,  p.  159.) 

Thayendanegea.    See  Brant,  J. 
Thayer,  Alexander  Wheelock.  1817—.  Lud- 
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3  V.  8°.  5855 
Thayer,  E.  S.    Brother  Christopher.    10  pp. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  35, 1875,  p.  272.) 

Thayer,  Eli.  1819—.  History  of  the  Kansas 
crusade,  its  friends  and  its  foes.  Introduc- 
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Thayer,  Gideon  French.    [Notice  of.]    9  pp. 

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Thayer,  James  Bradley.     1831 — .     Ames. 

21  pp.  (Klrkland,  Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and  others,  Homes  of 
Am.  statesmen,  p.  211.)— Ezra,  Ripley.  9  pp.  {Bareard 
Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  99.) 

Lite  ot  T.    2  pp.    (Value,  F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H.  A., 

Harvard  book,  v.  1,  p.  234.) 

Thayer,  Joseph  Henry,  D.  D.  1828—. 
Greek-English  lexicon  of  the  New  Testa- 
ment, being  Grimm's  Wilke's  Clavis  Novi 
Testamenti.    New  York,  1887.    4°.         E.33 

Thayer,  Martin  Russell.  1819—.  Life, 
character,  and  writings  of  Francis  Lieber. 
A  discourse  delivered  before  the  Historical 
Society  of  Pa.,  Jan.  3,  1873.  Phila.  1873. 
8°.  8891 

Note. — Also  in  Lieber,  F.,  Miscel.  writings,  v.  1,  p.  13. 

Thayer,  Maj.  Simeon.    1737-1800.    Journal 

describing  the  perils  and  sufferings  of  tbe  army  under 
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ligen  Stuhl  unter  Johann  III,  Sigismund 
III,  und  Karl  IX.  Nach  geheimen  staats- 
papieren.  Augsburg,  1838-39.  3  v.  8°.  —1275 

De  S.  Anselnii  Ijneensis  canonum  coUectioue 

dissertatio.  17  pp.  (IVllgne,  J.  P.,  i'a^rol.  s.  Z-ai.  v.  149, 
p.  535.)— Dissertatio  de  decreto  quod  Ivoiii  tribuitur 
aliisque  antlquia  canonum  collectlonibus  Gratiano 
anterloribua.  20  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
161,  p.  xUx.) 

(Ed.)    Acta  genuina  SS.  oecumenioi  con- 

cilii  Tridentini  sub  Paulo  III,  Julio  III,  et 
Pio  IV.    Zagrabiae,  n.  d.    2  v.  4°-       —3203 

(Ed.)  Codex  diplomaticus  dominii  tem- 
poralis S.  Sedis.  Recueil  de  documents  pour 
servir  a  I'histoire  du  gouvernement  temporel 
des  Etats  du  Saint-Siege.  Rome,  1861-62. 
3  V.  fo.  —1201 

(Ed.)    Vetera  monumenta  Hibernorum 

et  Scotorum  historian!  illustrantia  quae  ex 
Vaticani,  Neapolis,  ac  Florentiae  tabulariis 
deprompsit  et  ordine  chronologico  disposuit. 
Ab  Honorio  PP.  Ill  usque  ad  Paulum  PP. 
Ill,  1216-1547.    Romae,  1864.    fo.        —1201 

Contents.  Adrlanus  "VI,  Pope.  Pontiflcatus  Had- 
riani  PP.  VI.— Alexander  IV,  Pope.  Eplstolae. — 
Alexander  VI,  Pope.  Eplstolae.— Beiiedictus  XI, 
Pope.  Epistola. — Beiiedlctiis  XII,  Pope.  Eplstolae. 
— Bonlfacius  VIII, Pope.  Eplstolae. — Bonifacius 
IX,  Pope.  Eplstolae.— Calixtus  III,  Pope.  Eplsto- 
lae.—Clememg  IV,  Pope.    Eplstolae Clemens  V, 

Pope.    Eplstolae. — Clemens  VI,  Pope.    Eplstolae 

Clemens  VII,  Pope.  Pontiflcatus  Clementls  PP.  VII. 
— Engenlus  IV,  Pope.  Eplstolae.— Gregorlns  IX, 
Pope.  Eplstolae.— Gregorlus  X,  Pope.  Eplstolae. — 
Gregorlus  XI,  Pope.  Eplstolae.— Gregorlns  XII, 
Pope.  Eplstolae — Honorius  III,  Pope.  Eplstolae. 
— Honorins  IV,  Pope.  Eplstolae.— luiiocentius 
III,  Pope.  Eplstolae.  —  Innocentius  IV,  Pope. 
Eplstolae.  —  Innocentins  VI,  Pope.  Eplstolae. — 
Innocentitis  VIII,  Pope.  Eplstolae.- Joannes 
XXI,  Pope.  Eplstolae.— Joannes  XXII, Pope.  Epls- 
tolae.— Joannes  X^IH,  Pope.  Epistola. — I^eo  X, 
Pope.  Pontiflcatus  Leonis  PP.  X.— Martinng  IV, 
Pope.  Eplstolae — Martinus  V,  Pope.  Eplstolae. — 
Nlcplans  III,  Pope.  Eplstolae. -IVlcolans  IV, 
Pope.  Eplstolae.— Kicola us  V,  Pope.  Ei>istolae. — 
Faulns  IT,  Pope,  fipl'stolae.— Panlus  III,  Pope. 
Pontiflcatus  Paull  PP.  III.— Pins  II,  Pope.  Eplstolae. 
— Sixtns  IV,  Pope.  Eplstolae.- Crbaniis  IV,  Pope, 
Eplstolae.— Urbanus  V,  Pope.  Eplstolae. — Ur^ba- 
WU8  VI,  Pope.    Eplstolae. 

(Bey.  of  In  Dpilin  Ecu.  n.  s.  v.  i,  1865,  p.  372.) 


Geschlchte    der    zurueckkehr    der    reglerenden 

haeuservon  Braniiscli'iveig  und  Saclisen,ln  den 

schooss  der  kathollschen  klrche,  im  18  jahrh.  2C  pp. 
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Their  Majesties'  servants.    Annals  of 

the  English  stage.     Doran,  J.     3  v.         3323 

Their  weddiiigjonrney.  97  pp.  Howells, 

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Newman,  F.  W.    Theism,  doctrinal  and 

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Hutton,  B.  H..  Science  and  theism.  18  pp.  (Essays, 
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merkungen  fuer  die  weiterbildung  des  theismus.  12 
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3  s.  V.  3,  1880,  p.  lui.)— Philosophy  of  theistic  con- 
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Whedon,  D.  D.  Theism.  47  pp.  (/n /lis  Statements : 
theological  and  critical,  p.  11.) 

■See  also  Westm.  Eev.  n.  s.  v.  48,  1876,  p.  453.    Also 
Atheism.— God.— Infidelity. — Materialism. 

Thekia,  gedicht.     136   pp.     Heyse,  P.  J. 

L.,  Gesamm.  vierke,  v.  2,  p.  167. 

Thelluson,  Peter  Isaac.  Miserrinius  ;  or, 
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p.  730.) 

Thelwall,  John.    Poems.    6  pp.     (Rev.  of 

in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  2,  1803,  p.  197.)— Trials  of  Hai-dy, 
Tooke,  and  T.  33  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  40,  1843, 
p.  474.) 

Themis.  Gebhabd,  F.  W.  E.  Orakel  der 
Themis.  1846.  (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells. 
Winckelmannsfest,  Progr.  6.) 

Themis  Attica  sive  de  legibus  Atticis.  114 

pp.    Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  V.  2,  p.  1. 

Themistius.  Circa  315-390.  Orationes  ex 
codice  Mediolanensi  emendatae  a  Guilielmo 
Dindorfio.     Lipsiae,  1832.     8°-  3294 

(kmtents.  Jie(il  ipiXavOpuiriag  ^  KuvGTdvrtog, — 
A7!fitiyopia  KmiciTavTiov  avTOKp&Topoi;  npS^  rijv  cvy- 
kT^tItov  mip  Befuariov, — EJf  Kavaravriov  tov  avro- 
KparopUj  brt  fid?.tiyra  (piXdoof^og  6  jiaat'kEvg,  ^  X'^P^^' 
T-riptoq.  —  UpeaPevTiKug  vnsp  KavaTavrtvovirdXcas 
prfieig  iv  pafn/i. — Bif  tov  amoKparopa  Kavaravrtov, 
— 'TnaTiKog  e'lg  tov  ahTOKpdropa  'lopiav6v. — <ii\a- 
SeXfot  7}  nept  ftlavOpcmiag. — IJepl  tuv  yTVx^ii6Tt,iv 
iiri  OvaTiEVTog.  —  JlevraerTipiicdg.  —  UpoTpenTticog 
Ova'kevTivtavdtvim. — 'Em  r^f  e'tprjvriQ  OiiaXevTi. — 
AeKeTtjpiKog  ij  irepl  tuv  TrpeTrdvTuv  tCii  paatTxl. — 
Ilpdf  OvakevTa  Trepi  tuv  dpTjanEitov. — 'Epun/cof  ^ 
TTEpl  K&X?LOvg  ^aat'XiKov. — Xlpec^evTiKog  slg  t)eo66atov 
avTOKparopa. — Eif  Bsoddatov  rig  ^  Paat'kiKUTaTri  tov 
apETUiv.  —  J^apitjTT^ptog  to>l  avTOKpaTopt  vKEp  T^g 
e'tpifinig  naX  Trjg  imaTEtag  tov  aTparr/yov  ^aropvivov. 


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— 'Etti  rrji  ;(cipoT(yviai  TTJg  noTnapxtas. — Uepl  T^f  tov 
^aaiMaq  (piir/notag. — 'Em  t^l  fiAavdpuTriai  tov  aiiTO- 
Kparopo;  deodoaiov. — Ejf  rbf  avTov  iraripa. — Batrai'- 
larfiQ  ri  <jiMao(j>i>Q. — Uepl  <pMa(. — 'ioijuaTi]^. — IIpo- 
TpeizTiKOQ  TSiKOjiriSevaiv  eif  ^iTjino^lav. — llpof  Toif 
a.^i6aavTag  Xiyew  £(c  tov  napaxpv/^'^- — 'T"T£p  tov 
y^eyeiv  ijrcagTai  (piXoadfut  XenTiov. — Uepl  tov  pijSev 
Tolg  rdiroig  aXld  Toig  avdpdai  irpoatx^'-^- — 'H  cm 
rai  ^6yat  SLalc^ig. — lipbg  Tovg  ovk  bpSag  iitiyovixt- 
vov;  TbvaofwT^v. — Qhig  dyeupyr/Teov. — Xlsplnpoe- 
dpiag  e'lg  tt/v  avyiiXrjTOV. — METpiovadi;;,  tj  ^Mtskvoq. 
— Tiep'i  Tciv  ovofiaTuv  tov  ^axjtkzug  ical  tov  vnaTov, — 
TXpbg  Tovg  ahtaaapevovg  km  tm  cU^aadai  t?/v  apx^- 
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Petan,  D.     Themistll  vita.     3  pp.     (Themlstlus, 

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cuin  manuscripturum,  v.  2.— Codicnm  Vati- 
canorum  glossae  selectae,  v.  1 — £i£vAAia,  v.  1. — 
^Emendationes  editorum  scholiorum  In  quibus 
supplementa  plurlma  nunc  primum  prodeunt  e  co- 
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V.  1.— Wotitia   scholiornm  Theocritl,  v.  1 St. 

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Reliquiae.    Recognovit  et  illustravit  E. 

F.  Wuestemann.    [Gr.]    Goethae,  1830.    12°. 

8376 

Contents.  'Ek  t^s  Bepei/tKjjj  airoairatTfJ-dTLOv, — BovKoKiKa. 
— EtSuAAia. — 'ETTiypafxixaiTa. — QeoKplrov    yivo';.  — "Wlies- 

teniann,  E.  F.  Frlderlco  Jacobaio  sacrum ;  Prae- 
fatio.—Inaices. 


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THEOCRITUS 


Reliquiae.  Codicum    manusoriptorum 

ope  recensuit  et  emendavit  Christophorus 

Wordsworth.  [Gr.]      Cantabrigiae,    1844. 

8°.                   _  3261 

Contents.  *Ek  ttJ?  Bepei'tKij?  a.Trotnratr/iaTtoi/.-Cod.iciini 
maiinscriptoruin  Thoocrltl  eleuchus.  —  Brlitio- 
iieg. — EtSuAAta. — 'Eiriypafifj-aTa. — De  geiiere  TUeo- 
ci'itt  et  de  bucolicls  carminibue.— Wordswortli, 
C.    Epistola;  Praefatlo.— Index. 

Reliquiae,  accedentibus  incertorum  idyl- 

liis.  Ed.  H.  L.  Ahrens.  [Gr.]  Lipsiae, 
1855-59.     2  V.  8°-  3293 

Contents.  Ahi'ens.  H.  L.  Praefatlo,  v.  1,  2.— Epi- 
graiumata,  v.  1.— Fraginentum.  'Ek  t^s  BepevLK-r}<;, 
V.  1.— Hypotheses,  v.  -:J.— Idyllia,  v.  1.— Prolego- 
mena, V.  2. — Scliolla  et  glossac,  v.  2. 

Reliquiae.     Tertium  ed.  Augustus  Mei- 

neke.     [Gr.]    Berolini,  1856.     8°.  3293 

Contents.  'Ek  Trjg  BepevLKrji;. — EtfiuXAia. — ''E.TrLypafx/j.aTa. 
— Meiiielte,  A.  AunotatlonesadTiieocritum ;  Epime- 
trum  de  proverblls  paroemlacls;  Indexadnotatiouia; 
Praefatlo ;  Prolegomena  de  poesl  bucollca  et  de  Theo- 
crlto.— Index. 

Carmina  ex  codicibus  Italis  denuo  a  se 

coUatis  tertium  ed.  Christophorus  Ziegler. 
IGr.J    Tubingae,  1879.     8°.  3293 

Contents,  'Ek  t^s  SspeviK-rj'j, — Et6uA\ta. — 'Ejrtypa/ijiiaTa. 
—SvpiY^-— Ziegler,  C.    Praefatlo. 

Cai'mina  bucolica,  ex  i-ecensione  L.  0. 

Valokenaerii ;  Scholia  ad  Theocritum.  [Gr.] 
Lipsiae,  1833.  2  v.  8°.  (Gaisford,  T.,  Poet. 
mm.  (?r.  V.  4,5.)  3283 

. KidvXha  recensuit  et  brevi  annotatione 

instruxit  F.  A.  Paley.  Cantabrigiae,  1863. 
16°.  336'J 

Idyllia  ex  recensione  Fritzscbii.     [Gr.] 

Lipsiae,  1869.     16°.  3297 

Idylls  and  Epigranjs  commonly  attributed 

to.     [Or.]    "With  English  notes  by  Herbert 

Snow.     Oxford,  1869.     12°.  3297 

Tliesame.    3ed.    Oxford,  1877.    12°.    3397 

Reliquiae.     Graece  et  Latine.     Textum 

recognovit  et  cum  animadversionibus  Theo- 
phili  Christophori  Harlesii  .  .  .  aliorum  ex- 
cerptis  suisque  ed.  Theophilus  Kiessling. 
Lipsiae,  1819.,    8°.  3301 

.Contents.  'EKrijs  'BepevLKfj^  airoa-iratrfiaTiov, — BovkoAikcl. 
— Argumenta  vetera  caxminum  Tlieocriti  j  quibua 
praemittuntur  nonnulla  de  genere  Theocriti  et  de 
l)UC0llcl3  carmlnlbus.— 'EiriYpaju^aTa — Kiessling*  T. 
Praefatlo.— Morelli,  J.  Ad  Theophil.  Christoph. 
Harleslura  epistola.— Sxo^ta.— Index  auctorum,  qui  In 
8cb.oliis  citantur.— iDdex  rerum  memorabilium  in 

SCholiis.  —  Svpiyf.  —  Tou  a-o^uiTdrou  Xapjoi^uAaKos  t% 
irpwTTjs  'lovcTTiviavT}^  KoX  ndar}^  Rov\yapCa?  KvpoVf,'Ia>dvvov 
rov  HtSiaa-CfAOV,  i^ijyrjtm  eis  ttjv  tov  ©eo/cptroy  Suptyya. — 
Index. 

Reliquiae,    ed.    Theophilus     Kiessling. 

Graece  et  Latine.  Accedunt  virorum  doc- 
torum  animadversiones,  scholia,  indices,  et 
M.  ^milii  Porti  Lexicon  Doricum;.  Londini, 
1829.     2  V.  8°.  3295 

Contents.  "Ek  t^5  BepevtKTjs  aTtoanacrfidrtov,  v.  1. — 
BovKoAtfca,  V.  1.  —  Arguraeuta  vetera  cai'minum 
Theocriti;  quibus  praemittuntur  uonnuUa  de  ge- 
nera Theocriti  et  de  bucolicis  carmirtibu9,  v.  2.— 
'EiTLypanixaTa,  V.  1.— Kiessling.  T.  Praefatio,  v.  1. — 
niorelli,  J.  Ad  Ttieophil.  Ciiristopti.  Harlesiuin 
epistola,  V.  1 — Portus-,  M.  Dictionariura  Doricum 
Graecolatluum,  quod  totius  Tlieocriti  .  .  .  varjonim 
opusculorum  acouratam  ot  fldelem  interpretationem 
continet,  V.  2.— Sxo^ia,  v.  2.— Index  auctorum,  qui  in 
SCholiis  citantur,  v.  2.— Index  rerum  memorabilium 
in  sclioliis,  V.  2. — Supiyf,  v.  1. 

Idyllia ;    Epigrammata.       [Or.   et   Lot.] 

Parisiis,  1863.  r.  8°.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  BiWfoi/i. 
gr.  Poet,  biicol.  et  didact. )  3262 

Vorhandene  gedichte.      Griechisch  mit 

metrischer  uebersetzung   und  pruefenden 


und  erklaerenden  anmerkungen  von  J.  A. 
Hartung.  Leipzig,  1858.  13°.  (Hartuhg, 
J.  A.,  Die  bukoliker.)  3283 

Contents.    'Ek  t^9  Bepei/tKjjs. — EiSuAAta. —  ^TTLypafifioLTa, 
— Hartuug,  J.  A.    Commentar  ;  Eluleitung. 

Works.     Tr.  from  the  Greek  by  Francis 

Fawkes.  London,  1795.  8°.  (Anderson, 
E.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  13.)  1363 

Contents.  Coiin1>at  bet-ween  Pollux  and  Amy- 
cus. —  Epigrams.— Fawkes,  F.  Preface;  Some 
account  o£  the  life  and  writings  of  Theocritus.— 
Green,  E.B.  Essay  on  pastoral  poetry. — Idylliums. 
27ie  same.  London,  1810.  8°.  (Chal- 
mers, A. ,  Eng.  poets,  v.  20. )  1363 

iVoie.- Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Idylls,  [fragment  from  the  Berenice,  and 

Epigrams.]  Literally  tr.  into  English  prose, 
by  Eev.  J.  Banks,  with  metrical  versions  by 
J.  M.  Chapman.  London,  1853.  p.  8°. 
(Bohu,  H.  G.,  Class.  lAbr.)  1347 

The  same.  Done  into  English  by  M.  J, 
Chapman.  3  ed.,  revised.  London,  1866. 
p.  8°.  1345 

The  same.  Rendered  into  English  prose 
with  an  introductory  essay  by  A.  Lang. 
London,  1880.     p.  8°.  1846 

The  same.  Tr.  into  English  verse  by  C. 
S.  Calverley.  2  ed.,  revised.  London,  1883. 
p.  8°.  1346 

—  The  Bridal  song  of  Helen.  Tr.  by  Sir  E.  Head. 
2  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  74,  1866,  p.  633.)— Gyclops,  11 
Idyll.  Engllsh'dby  Mr.  Duke.  6  pp.  (Drydeu,  J.,  J/<s- 
cel.  poems,  v.  1,  p.  87.)— Eighth  Idyl.  6  pp.  IDublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  46, 1865,  p.  2u2.)— Eilf  Idyllen.  70  pp. 
(Stoiberg,  G.  and  F.  L.,  Graf  en  zu,  Gesamm.  werke,  v.  16, 
p.  189.)— Fragments.  Tr.  by  H.  H.  Mllman.  2  pp. 
(Milman,  H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of  ^scltylus,  p.  258.) — Epi- 
gram on  the  poet  HIpponax,  1  p.  [DuiUn  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  86,1805,  p.  596.)— The  Honey-thief.  1  p.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  y.  73,  1869, 'p.  204.)— The  Incantation. 
Tr.  by  Edwin  Arnold.  6  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  18, 
1863,  p.  486.)  —  Melanchthonis  interpretatio 
Latina  Idyllll  XIX.  1  p.  (Corpus  Reform,  v.  18,  p. 
1139.)— Encomium  of  Ptolemy.  11  pp.  (Calllma- 
chua.  Hymns,  tr.  liy  W.  Dodd,  p.  138.]— Q,uatriime 
Idylle,  tr.  en  trangois  aveo  des  remarquos  par  M. 
Hardicn.  14  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Aead.  Inscript.  Hist. 
V.  4, 1746,  p.  620.)— Select  Idyls,  tr.  into  English  verse 
by  M.  P.  Fitz-Geraid.  96  pp.  (Euripides,  Crowned! 
Hippolytus,  etc.,  tr.  by  M.  P.  Fitz-GeraXd,  p.  76.)— Thyr- 
sis  and  a  goatherd.  3  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  14, 
1866,  p.  269.)— Transla<ions  from  T.  23  pp.  (Dryden, 
J.,  Worhs,  V.  12,  p.  285;  Hunt,  J.  H.  L.,  Foliage,  p.  101.) 

- —  Adeet,  J.  {Ed. )  Soholiorum  Theocriteo- 
rum  pars  inedita.     1843. 

—  BuETTNER,  B.  Ueber  das  verhaeltniss 
von  Vergil's  Eklogen  zu  Theokrit's  Idyllen. 
1873. 

—  Fritzsche,  a.  T.  H.  Zu  Theokrit  und; 
Virgil.     1860. 

—  EuMPEL,  J.    LexicoiJ  Theocriteum.    1879^ 

—  Scholia  in  Theocritum.  [Or.]  1823. 
(Gaisford,  T.,  Poet.  min.  Or.  v.  5.) 

The  same.  1849.  (Didot,  A.  F.,  Bihlioth, 
gr.) 

—  Ahrens, H.L.  Emendation  zu  T.  2  pp.  {Zeits.f. 
AUerthumsw.  r,  6,  1339,  p.  197.)- Theokrit's  gediclite.. 
66  pp.  (Philologus,  V.  33,  1874,  pp.  385,  677.)— Zu  T; 
11  pp.  (.Pkilologus,  V.  30,  1877-,  p.  210.)— Amels,  C.  P. 
De  loco  Theocriti  XV,  2.  1  p.,  [Zeits.f.  AUerthumsw.  v. 
8, 1841,  p.  757.)— Theocriti  earmlaia.  Recensuit  C.  Zieg- 
ler; Recensuit  C.  Wordsworth.  13  pp.  (Zeits.f.  AUer- 
thumsw. V.  13,  1846,  p.  713.)^ Theocritus,  Bion,  Moa- 
chus,  ourante  F.  Boissonade.  22  pp.  (Zeits.f.  AUer- 
thumsw. T.  8, 1841,  p.  228.)— B.,  G.  Sophocles  et  Theo- 
critius  emendati.  3  pp.  (.Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Jourm  v.- 
27,1823,  p.  339.)— Bergte,  T;.  Lectiones  Theooriteae. 
13pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus.  v.  4, 1835,  p,  217.)— Quaestlonum 
de  Theocriti  dialeoto  specimen.  26  pp.  (Rheinisdi. 
mus.  V.  6, 1839,  p.  16.)— Scholiorum  Theocrlteorum  pars- 
Inedita.  Ed.  J.  Adert.  2  pp.  {Zeits.f.  AUerthumsw.  v. 
13,1846,  p.  470.)— Col6et,0.G.    Ad  Theocritum.  25  pp;. 


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THEODORETUS 


(Mn'mosyne,  v.  10,  1861,  pp.  225,  345.)— Coardaveaux, 

V.  Beallsme  dans  la  po^ale  antique.  Theoorlte.  22 
pp.  (Rev.  conlemp.  1866,  v.  2,  p.  333.)— Crossley,  H. 
Theocrltea.  34  pp.  (flerma^ftena,  v.  2,  p.  159.)— Davies, 
J.  TUeooi-itus.  19  pp.  [Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  12,  1869,  p. 
213,)— Dobson,  A.  For  a  translation  of  T.  1  p. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  19,  1880,  p.  96.)— Egan,  M.  F. 
Theocritus.  1  p.  {Scribner's  MontUy,-}.  17, 1879,  p.  664.) 
— Frltisclie,  A.  T.  H.    De  Tbeoerltl  carmlue  JLollco. 

15  pp.  [RUeinUcli.  mus.  n.  S.  v.  21,  1866,  p.  247.)— Gall, 
J.  B.  Letter  on  a  passage  In  T,  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Jmim.  v.  18,  1818,  p.  361.)— Greek  pastoral 
poets.  Theocritus.  42  pp.  {Fi'dser's  Mag.  v.  12, 1835, 
pp.  222,  394;  V.  13,  1836,  p.  600.)— Halbertgma,  T.  J. 
Ad  Theocrltura.  2  pp.  \Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  6, 1878,  p. 
108.)— Hardion,  J.    Dlscours  sur  les  l>ergers  de  T. 

16  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Bist.  v.  4, 1746, 
p.  634.)— Ilartnng,  C.  Analecta  crltica  in  Theocrlti 
carmina.  35  pp.  (PMlologm,  v.  34, 1876,  pp.  207,  699.) 
— Haiipt,  M.  Emendantur  aliquot  Sophoclis,  Arlsto- 
phautB,  Theocrlti  versus;  De  Theocrlti  Tersu  xv,  77. 
28  pp.  {Opusada,  y.  2,  pp.  297,  395.)— Hermann,  J. 
G.  J.  Recension  von  Melneke's  Theocritus,  Blon,  et 
Moschus.  7  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  Alterthumsw.  v.  4,  1837,  p. 
225.) — Scholae  Theocrlteae.  54  pp.  [Opuscula,Y.  &,  p. 
78;  V.  8,  p.  315;  Zeils.f.  Allertlmmsw.  v.  7,  1840,  p.  969.) 
—Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  Theocritus.  31  pp.  (In  Ms  Jar  ol 
honey,  p.  37.)— I^ang,  A.  Theocritus  and  his  age.  27 
pp,  (Theocritus,  Idyls.  Rendered  into  Eng,  prose  by 
A.  Lang,  p.  xi.)— lifivesqiie,  P.  0.  Examen  de  la 
Fharmaceutrle  ou  Maglcienne  de  T.  12  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  M6m.v.  3, 1818,  p.  1.)— Mattliiae, 
A.  H.  Pe  carmine  Theocriteo  XXIX.  4  pp.  (Vermis, 
schri/ten,  p.  93.) — Meurs,  J.  Ad  Theocrlti  Syracusani 
poetae  Idyllla  splcllegium  ejusdem  ad  Eplgrammata 
notae.  43  pp.  [Opera -omnia,  y.  5,  p.  773.) — Pagsoiv, 
F.  L.  K.  F.  ,Zu  Theokrit's  Charlten.  4  pp.  (Vej-mis. 
tchriften,  p.  133.)  —  Rlbt>eck,  O.  Theokrltelscho 
studien.  35  pp.  (Rheinisch.  mus,  n.  s.  V.  17,  1862,  p. 
643.)— RlngvFOOd's  Theocritus.  6  pp.  [Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  27,  1846,  p,  627.)— Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A. 
Th§ocrlte.  43  pp.  (Portraits  litt€raires,  v.  3,  p.  3.) — 
Stedman,  E.  0.  Tennyson  and  T.  33  pp.  [In.  his 
Victorian  poets,  p.  201;  and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  28, 
1871,  p.  613.)- AV.,  J.  Theooritl  quaedam  vulgatae 
lectiones  detenduntur  atque  explioantur.  3  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  CTass.  Jimrn.  v.  29, 1824,  p.  65.)— Welcker, 
F..  G.  Theokrlts  4  Idylle.  19  pp.  (Rkeinisch.mus.-v.l, 
1833,  p.  65.)— "WUamowitz-lWoellendorff,  U.  von. 
Zur  'OapiffTi;!.    4  pp.    [Hermes,  v.  13, 1878,  p.  276.) 

BanKs,  J.  Biographical  notice  of  T.  11  pp.  (Theo- 
critus, Idylls.  Literally  tr.  ...byj.  Sanies,  p.  vli :  Bohn, 
H.  Q.,  Ciass.  ijiir.)- Barnes,  J.  Vita  Theocrlti.  16  pp. 
(Theocritus,  Quae  supersunt,  ed.  T.  Warton,  v.  1,  p.  xlii.) 
— Favrhea,  F.  Some  account  of  the  life  and  ■writings 
of  T.  5  pp.  (Anderson,  E.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  13,  p.  73; 
Chalmers,  A.,  Eng. poets,  v.  20,  p.  160.) 

Theocritus,  of  Chios.    B.  C.  4  cmt.    Frag- 

menta.  [Gr.]  1  p.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.y.  2,  p. 
676;  Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  86.) 

Tlieoctistus.  Sententiae.  [Qr.  et  Lat.'\ 
5  pp.    (Oreili,  J.  K.,  Opusc.  Gr.  vet.  sent.  v.  1,  p.  404.) 

TliSodard,  St. ,  Bp.  of  Maestrecht.  Sigebert, 

of  Gemblours.  VltaSanotl  Theodardi.  6  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  160,  p.  747.) 

Tta6odat,  or  Theodahade,  King  of  the  Goths 

in  Italy.  —536.  Epistolae  XXI  ad  varies.  12  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  69,  p.  797.) 

Haupt,  M.     Bruchstueck  einer  lobrede  ant  den 

Koenig  T.  4  pp.  {Opuscula,v.  3,  p.  303;  Hermes,  v.  7, 
1873,  p.  377.) 

Tb6odat,  Gabriel  Sagard.  See  Sagard-Th6o- 

dat,  G. 
Theodebert  I,  King  of  the  Franks.     Ex- 

cerpta  ex  vltis  Sanctorum  de  Theodeberto  I.  10  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  3,  p.  411.) 

Theodebert  II,  King  of  the  Franks.    Bx- 

cerpta  ex  vitls  Sanctorum  de  Theodeherto  II.  14  pp. 
(Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  3,  p.  473.) 

TheodectCS.  B.  O.  4  cent.  Fragmenta. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  12  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Orat. 
Atlici,  V.  2,  p.  348  i-^Poet.  trag.  Gr.  fragm.  p.  113 :  With 
Euripides,  Fragmenta.) 

Theoderic,  Monk  of  Echtemach.    13  cent. 

Chronlcon  Epternacense ;  Llbelius  de  Ithertate  Epter- 
nacensi  propugnata.  36  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script. 
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Theoderlcus.    See  Thierry. 


Theodicy.     Bledsoe,  A.  T.     A  theodicy; 
or,  vindication  of  the  Divine  glory.     [1853.] 

Damiron,   J.   P.      Souvenirs  de  20  ans 

d'enseignement  d  la  Faoulte  des  lettres  de 
Paris,  ou  discours  sur  diverges  matieres  de 
morale,  et  de  theodicee.    1859. 

Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Freiherr  von.     Tenta- 

minuni  theodicaeae.  1768.  [Opera  omnia, 
v.l.) 

The  same  in  French.      1885.       (Philos. 
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Abyss  of  darkness.    26  pp.    [Southern  Rev.  v.  W, 

1872,  p.  14.)— Dainlron,  J.  P.  Rapport  concernant  les 
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tr.  by  A.  E.  Kroeger.    13  pp.    [Journ.  Spec.  Philos.  v.  7, 

1873,  No,  4,  p.  SO.)— Zoellner,  J.  F.  Ueber  den  ver- 
such  einer  theodicee.  10  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens. 
Abhandl.  1738-97,  p.  101.) 

See  also  God. 

Theodor,  Abbot  of  Kempten.    7  cent.     De 

vita  S.  MagQi.  16  pp.  (Goldast,  M.,  Rer.  Alamannic. 
script.  V.  1,  p.  189.) 

Theodor,  Monk  of  Poehlde.    13  cent.    An- 

nales  Palidenses.  51  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  16, 
p.  48.) 

Theodor.    See  also  Theodore.— Theodoras. 
Theodora,  St.,  Empress  of  the  East.    Job, 

Monk.  Vita  Sanctae  Theodorae  reginae.  IGr.  et  Lat.} 
3  pp.     (Migne,  Ji  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  y.  127,  p.  903.) 

Theodora,  St.,of  Thessalonica.    Cabasilas, 

N.,  Abp.  of  Thessalonica.    Laudatio  Sanctae  raatris  nos- 
trae  et  myroblytldae  Theodorae.    {Gr.  et  Lat.]    10  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  160,  p.  753.) 
Theodore,  St.    A  Saint's  brother.     3  pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  9, 1864,  p.  104.) 

Theodore,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.    Circa  602- 

690.  Capltula.  6  pp.  (AchSry,  J.  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  1, 
p.  486.)— Jacobi  Petit  ad  Theodorl  Poenlteutiale  prae- 
fatlo;  Foenltentlale  ;  Theodorl  doctrina  de  poenl- 
tentiale  ab  omnia  novitatis  susplclone  vindlcata. 
78  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  99,  pp.  901,  927, 
1163.) 

Theodore  II,  King  of  Abyssinia.    Blanc, 

H.      Narrative  of  captivity  in  Abyssinia ; 

with    some   account  of    the  late  Emperor 

Theodpre.     1868. 
Rassam,  H.     Narrative    of   the  British 

mission    to  Theodore,  King  of  Abyssinia. 

1869,  3  V. 

licjean,  G.    Theodore  II  et  I'emplre  d'Abyssinle. 

65  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2  p6r.  v.  54,  pp.  200, 
699.)— Reynolds,  G.  Abyssinia  and  King  T.  17  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  p.  701.) 

Theodore,  King  of  Corsica.    Fitzgerald,  P. 

H.  Story  of  T.  174  pp.  (In  his  Kings  and  queens  ot 
an  hour,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— King  for  an  boiir.  20  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  63,  1864,  pp.  692,  630.)— Varn- 
hagen  von  Einse,  K.  A.  L.  P.  Koenig  Theodor  von 
Corsica.    71  pp.    [Ausgew.  schriften,  v.  7,  p.  173.) 

Theodore.    See  also  Theodor.— Theodoras. 
Theodores,  T.    1808-86.    The  Talmud.    50 

pp.    (Owens  College  essays,  p.  22^.) 

Theodoretns,  Bp.  of  Cyrus.  Circa  893-458. 
Opera  omnia  :  post  recensionem  Jacobi  Sir- 
mondi,  ed.  .  .  .  J.  L.  Schulze.  [Or.  et  Lat.] 
Parisiis,  1864.  5  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  80-84.)  —2243 

Contents.    Beprehensio  XII  anatbematismoriim 

Cyrllli,v.  4.— Barnch.v.  2 Index  locorum  Bibli- 

oruni,v. 5.— Explanatio in Canticnm  canticornin, 
v.  2.— Oratio  de  divina  et  sancta  cbaritatc,  v.  3. — 
Testlmonla  de  Theodoretl  commentariis  in  Cantl- 
cum  cantlcorum,  Isalam,  Jeremiara,  Ezechielem,  Da- 
nielem  et  XII  prophetas  -mlnores,  v.  2.— Testlmonla 
quaedamde  Theodoretl  commentariis  In  Octateuchum, 
in  llbros  Begum,  ac  Parallpomenon,  v.  1.— Commen- 
tarlus  In  ylslones  Daniells  prophetae,  y.  2.— Demon- 


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stratlones  per  syllogismos  quod  imrautabills  sltDeus 
Verbum,  v.  4,— Kccleslastlcae  hlstorlae  llbrl  V, 
y.  3.— Pagluae  editiouis  Slmoiidianae  et  novae 
juxta  liuuc  indlcem  slbl  respondent,  v.  1-5. — Spls- 

tolae,  V.  4 Index  epistolaimm,  v.  4. — Eii*a»ites 

seu  Polymorphua,  v.  4. — In  divlni  Slzecliiells  pro- 
phetlam  Intorpretatlo,  v.  2.— Garnier,  J.  Auctarium 
ad  opera  Theodoreti;  De  flde  Theodoreti;  De  Ubrls 
Theodoreti;  De  V  synodo  generall;  De  VII  dialogis 
adversus  Arianoa,  Macedonianos,  et  ApoUinaristas; 
De  Theodoreti  et  Orlentallum  causa;  Hlstoria  Theo- 
doreti, V.  5. — Graecariim  affectloniiin  curatio 
seu  evangellcae  veritatls  ex  gentilium  phlloaophla 
cognltio,  V.  4. — Haereticarum  fabulai'iim  com- 
pendium, V.  4.  —  In  Isaiatn  x;)rophetam  eclogaria 
Interpretatlo/v.  2. — In  divlni  Jeremiae  prophetiam 
interpretatio,  V.  '2. — ILamentationes,  v.  2. — In  loca 
difficllia  Sci'ipturae  Sacrae  quaestlones  selectae, 
V.  1.— Contra  JVcstoriuni  ad  Sporaciura,  v.  4.— BTo- 
titla  hlstorica  et  lltteraria,  y.  1.— Theodoreti  aliorum- 
que  de  his  operibus  testimonia,  v.  4.— Enarratio  in 
Oseam  prophetam,  y.  2.— Commentariua  in  omnes 
Paiill  fipistolas,  v.  3.— Commentariua  in  XII  Pro- 
plietas,  y.  2.  —  Librorum  XXVII  adversus  yarias 
proposltioues,  V.  4. — De  providentia  orationea  X, 
V.  4.^ Index  Fgalmornm,  y.  1 — Interpretatio  in 
Fsalmos,  v.  1.— Religiosa  historia  aeu  ascetiva 
Vivendi  ratio,  v.  3.— Schultie,  J.  1.  Disaertatlo  de 
vita  et  scriptia  Theodoreti ;  Praetatlo,  v.  1.  —  Slr- 
moud,  J.  Praefatio,  y.  1. — Veterum  aliquot  scripto- 
rura  de  Theodoreti  testimonia,  v.  1. — Index  rerum 
in  Theodoreti  tlierapeutlca  memorabillum,  y.  4.— 

De  Triiiitatc,  y.  4 De  Trinitate  dialogl  V,  y.  B. — 

Valesius,  H.  Notae  ad  Historiam  eccleaiaaticam 
Theodoreti,  v.  3. — Index  verslouum,  v.  5. — Indices, 
y.  I-B. 

History  of  the  church,  from  A.  D.  332  to 

.  .  .  437.  Tr.  from  the  Greek.  London,  1854. 
p.  8°-     {Bohn,  B..  Gt.,Ecoles.  lAbr.)      —1208 

De  Tltis  patriim  liber  nonua,  qui  dicitur  Phllo- 

theua,  sive  Theophllea,  Interprete  Gentlano.  66  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  14,  p.  9.1 

Gaeniee,  J.    Dissertationes  V  [de  Theo- 

doreto].  1864.  {Uigne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr. 
V.  84.) 

Cyriilus,  St.,    Atip.    of  Alexandria.     Apologetlcua 

contra  Theodoretum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.}  34  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  y.  76,  p.  385.)— JVewmaii,  J.  H. 
Trials  of  T.  60  pp.  (Sis(.  siefcftes,p.  303.)— Schultze, 
J.L.  Diasertatlo  de  vita  et  scriptia  Theodoreti.  20  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  y.  80,  p.  35.) 

Theodoric,  Bp.  of  Metz.    Sigebert,  of  Gem- 

blours.  Vita  Theoderici  I.  Metenais  epiacopi.  21  pp. 
(Leibnitz,  Q.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  293.) 

Theodoric,  the  Great,  King  of  the  Ostrogoths. 

45.5-526.  Epistolae.  10  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  Mst. 
Gaules,  v.  4,  p.  1;  Duchesne,  A.,  Ifist.  Franc,  script,  v.  1, 
p.  837.)— Praescriptioiies  IV.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lai.  y.  72,  p.  1111.) 

Cassiodoeus,  M.  a.     Letters ;  being  a 

condensed  tr.  of  the  Variae  epistolae.  With 
an  introduction  by  T.  Hodgkin.     1886. 

Dahn,  F.    Edicte  der  koenige  Theoderich 

und  Athalarich,  und  das  gothische  recht  im 
gothischen  reich.  1866.  (In  his  Koenige 
der  Germanen,  v.  4. ) 

Do  EouEE,  S.  de  B.  G.,  Marquis.    Histoire 

de  Theodoric  le  Grand,  Roi  d'ltalie.  1846, 
3  V. 

Hodgkin,  T.     Italy  and  her  invaders. 

V.  3.  The  Ostrogothic  invasion.     1885. 

Ehon,  G.  F.    Commentatio  ad  edictum 

Theodorici  Eegis  Ostrogothorum.     1816. 

Ennodius,  M.  F.,Bp.  o/PoOTo.  Panegyricua  dlctus 

regl  Theoderlco.  9  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
v.  63,  p.  167 ;  Opera,  p.  203 :  Monumenta  German,  last. 
Auctor.  aniiq.  v.  7;  Opera  omnia,  p.  261:  Corpus  script, 
eccles.  Lat.  v.  6.)— Koehler,  B.  Eine  aage  von  Theo- 
derlchs  ende  in  dem  "Libro  de  loa  enxemploa."  6  pp. 
(Germania,  y.  18,  1873,  p.  147.)— Xjanesdorff,  E.  de. 
Theodoric  et  Boece.  34  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1847, 
n.  a.  v.  17,  p.  827.)— Smirlce,  S.  Account  of  the  mau- 
soleum of  T.,  at  Ravenna.  4  pp.  2  pi.  (ArcTiaeologia, 
v.  23,  1831,  p.  323.)— Account  of  the  remains  of  the 
palace  at  Bavenna,  reputed  to  have  been  that  of  T. 


6  pp.  1  pi.  (Arcliaeoloqia,  y.  25,  1834,  p.  679.)— Ville- 
malii,  A.  F.  Th6odorlc-le-Grand.  20  pp.  (Rev.  eon- 
temp.  1853,  y.  2,  p.  321.) 

See  also  Dietrich  von  Bern  sage. 

Theodoric,  Monk  of  Trondhjem.    13  cent. 

Hlstorla  de  antiqultate  regum  Norwaglenslum.  31  pp. 
(Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F,,  Script,  rer.Danic^.Q, 
p.  311.) 

Theodoric,  of  Paderbom.  11  cent.  Com- 
mentatio In  orationem  Domlnlcam.  4  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  147,  p.  333.) 

Theodoric,  of  Thuringia.    Circa  1328-98. 

Varlae  lectionea  et  supplementa  ad  vitam  Sauctae 
Ellsabethae.  10  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer.  Ger- 
manic. V.  2,  p.  1987.) 

Theodoricus.    13  cent.    Vita  Sanctae  Hil- 

degardis  abbatlssae.  20  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  y.  197,  p.  92.) 

Theodoritus,   St.,  Presbyter   of  Antioch. 

Paaalo.    3  pp.    (Mabillon,  J.,  Vet.  analect.  p.  187.) 

Theodorus  {persons  of  that  name).  Allacoi, 

L.  De  Theodorla.  131  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nmi.  bib- 
lioth.  y.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  72.) 

Theodorus  I,  Pope.    —649.     Epistola  ad 

Conatautinum  HeracUum  Imp.  3  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum 
noil,  bibliolh.  y.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  610.)— Epistolae.  14  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  87,  p.  76.) 

Theodorus  (Joannes  Bar-Vehebun),  Patri- 

arcli  of  the  Jacobites.  [Vita.]  4  pp.  (Asaemanl,  G.  S., 
Bibltoth.  orient,  y.  2,  p.  213.) 

Theodorus,  Bp.  of  Alania.    13  cent.    Ala- 

nicua.  {Gr.  et  Lat^  19  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Pofrum  >ioi).  6tii- 
lioth.  V.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  379.)— Alanicus  sive  de  Itinere  suo 
per  Alanlam.  E]  usdem  ex  inedlto  opuscule  ad  f  ratrem 
natu  minorem.  [Gr.  et  Lat.}  16  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  140,  p.  385.) 

Theodorus,  Bp.  of  Andida  or  Sandida.    13 

cent.  Commentatio  liturglca.  |,Gr.  et  Lat.]  38  ■pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  bibliotfi.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  647.) — De 
dlvlnae  llturgiae  symbolia  ae  mysterils.  [  Gr.  et  Lat.] 
26  pp.     (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  140,  p.  417.) 

Theodorus    (Abucara),    Bp.    of   Cara   or 

Charran.  8  cent.  Contra  haeretlcos,  Judaeoa  et  Sara- 
cenos  varia  opuacula.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  71  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  97,  p.  1461.) 

Theodorus,  Bp.  in  Cyprus.  See  Theodorus, 

Bp.  of  Trimithus. 
Theodorus,  Bp.  of  Heraclea.    —circa  355. 

In  Esaiam  interpretatio.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  26  pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  y.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  214;  Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  18,  p.  1307.) 

Theodorus,  Bp.  of  Iconium.    6  cent.    De 

SS.  martyrlbua  Ciryco  et  JuUtta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  3  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  y.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  417 ;  Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  120,  p.  165.) 

Theodorus,  Bp.  of  Mopsuestia.  Circa  350- 
438.  Scripta  vel  scriptorum  fragmenta  quae 
supersunt.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis,  1864.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  66.)  —3283 
Contents.  Allacci,  L.  Excerptum  ex  Dlatrlba  de 
Theodorla — Fragmenta  dogmatlca.—Frltzsche, 
O.  P.  De  Theodorl  Mopsueateni  vita  et  aorlptla  com- 
mentatio hiatorica  theologica.— Commentaril  in  Wo- 
vnm  Testamentum. — Commentariua  in  XII  Pro- 
plietas  mlnores.— Fragmenta  in  Vetng  Testa- 
mentum. 

Commentarius  in  Oseam  ;  in  Joelem  ;  in 

Amosum;  inAbdiam;  injonam;  inMichae- 
am ;  in  Nahumum ;  in  Habacucuni ;  in  So- 
phoniam  ;  in  Aggaeum ;  in  Zachariam;  in 
Malachiam;  Fragmenta.  [Gr.]  Romae,  1882. 
4°.  (Mai,  A.,,  Script  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  6, 
pt.  1.)  —3251 

Excerpta.    7  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Pa«ro!.  s.  iof.  v.  48, 

p.  1051.)— Fragmenta  e  llbrta  contra  Hleronymnm. 
4  pp.  (Hlerouymua  Sophronlus,  E.,  St.,  Opera,  v.  2, 
p.  807.)— In  XII  Prophetas  commentarlum;  In  Psal- 
raos;  In  Evangellum  .Tohannis;  In  Epiatolam  II  ad 
Corlnthlos.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  408  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Po^rttmnoi). 
biblioth.  V.  7,  pt.  1.)— Argumentum  hlatorlcum  Psalmt 
LIV  et  Psalml  XXXIV.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  4  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  3,  p.  453.)— Scholia  In  Eplstolam 
Pauli  ad  Romanoa.  [Gr.]  75  pp.  (Mai,  A.,Spta!«D. 
Roman,  v.  4,  p.  499.) 


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Chrysostotnas,   J.,    St,,   Abp.    of    Constantinople, 

ParaeneUis  sLve  adhortatlo  ad  Theodorum  lapaum. 
[Gr,  et  Lat.]  21  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  47, 
p.  271.1— Pritzsche,  O.  F.  De  Theodorl  Mopauestenl 
vita  et  ecrlptU.  34  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Palvol,  «.  Gr, 
y.  66,  p.  10.) 

Theodoras,  Bp.  of  ScythopoUs.     6   cent. 

LlbeUus  de  erroiibua  Orlgenlaul8.  [Gr,  et  Lat.]  3  pp. 
(Migae,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s,  Gr.  v.  86,  pt.  1,  p.  231.) 

Theodoras,  Bp.  of  Trimithus,    7  cent.    De 

Tlta  et  exUio  et  affllctlouibus  beatlsslinl  JohanQis 
Chrysostoml  arctileplacopl  Conatantlnop.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
26  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  /"alnini  noi).  Wblioth.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  265; 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  47,  p.  11.) 

Theodoras,  Abbot  of  Bhaithu,    7  cent,    De 

incarnatloDe  liber.  [Gr.  ei  Lat.]  11pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  91,  p.  1483.) 

Theodoras,  St. ,  Abbot  of  Studium.  759-826. 
Opera  omnia.  Juxta  editionem  R.  P.  Jacobi 
Sirmondi,  cum  amplissimis  accessionibus 
quas  public!  juris  fecit  Cardiualis  Angelo 
Mai.  lOr.  et  Lat.]  Parisiis,  1860.  r.  8°. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  99.)      —2253 

Contents,  Canon  In  ndorationem  criicls.  —  In 
adoratlonem  sanctae  ci'ucis. — AllaccI,  L.  INo- 
titia  ex  Dlatrlba  de  Tbeodoris.— Laudatio  S.  Arsemli 
anachoretae.— Laudatlo  S.  Bai-tholomaei  apostoll. 
— Schollon  In  S.  Basilil  Ascetica.— Canon  eplnl- 
cius  sen  vlctorlalls.  —  Catechesfs  clironica.  —  In 
coelestlnm  ordliiam  voetum. — Epistula  ad  Pla- 
tonein  Ipslus  patrem  de  cultu  sacraruin  imagi- 
nmn.  —  In  dormitlonera  sanctae  domlnae  nostrae 
Delparae.— Dedelectu  ciboruin.— Ad  dlsclpiilos 
Catecliesis  CXXXIV  sermoues  complectens;  Appen- 
dix ad  sormones  Catechetlcoa :  Sermo  LXVIII. — 
Xlpistolae. — Fabricius,  J.  A.  Notltla,  cum  indice 
sermdnum  Catechetlcurura  8.  Tbeodorl  Studltae.  — 
Iambi  de  variia  argurnentls.— Quaeatlonee  allquae 
propoaltae  Iconomacbis.  —  Adveraua  Icoiio- 
machos  capita  VII.— Autirrhetlcl  III  adversus  Icono- 
maclius.— Refutatlo  carmlnum  Joaunis.  Ignaill.Ser- 
gli,  et  Stepbaui. — Laudatlo  S.  Joaiiiiis  apostoli  et 
evangellstae.— In  decnllatiouem  S.  Joannis  Bap- 
tistae. — la  natlvitatem  S.  Joannla  Baptlntae Lau- 
datlo ftiii«bi-is  in  matrem  suain.  —  SIai,  A.  De 
typico  Theodorl  Studltae  moultura;  Praefatlo. — 
Michael,  of  Constantinople.  Vita  et  conversatlo 
aanctl  patrla  nostrl  et  contesaorls  Theodorl  abbatls 

monasterll  Scudll Naucratliis,  EncycUca  de  obltu 

Sanotl  Theoilorl  Studltae.  —  Oi-atioiies.  —  Iu  diem 
Fascliae. — De  confeaalone  et  pro  peccatis  aatiafac* 
tlone  canonea. — Laudatlo  S.  Platonis  archlmandrl- 
tae.— Poeiiae  nionnsterlnles. — ExpUcatio  dlvlnae 
liturglae  pi-aesanctificatorum — ^iiaestiones. — 
De  scblsinate  Stiidltariiin. — Slrmond.  J.  Prae- 
fatlo.— Deacrlptio  constltutlonls  monasterll  Studll. 
—  Teatamentum.  —  Veterum  teatlmonia.  —  In 
vl^iliam  liumtnum. — Capltula  IV  de  vita  asce- 
tica.—Indices. 

— —  Scripta  varia  quae  in  Sirmondi  edltione 
desunt.  Omnia  cum  editoris  interpretatione 
et  adnotationibus.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  Romae, 
1849.  4°.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth. 
V.  5.)  —3261 

Contents,  In  natlvitatem  aanctl  prophetae  praecur- 
Borls  Baptistae.  —  Laudatlo  In  abaciaionem  sacrl 
capitis  inagnl  Baptistae  et  praecuraorls  Clirlstl.  — 
Laudea  in  glorloaum  et  aanctum  Chrlatl  apoatolum 
Barttiolomaeiinn.— Judicium  de  opere  S.  Bnallll. 
— In  caelestinm  ordinnin  coetnm.— Catecliesis 
chronica. — Laudatlo  In  dormltiouem  aanctae  doml- 
nae  nostrae  Delparae. — Splstolae  II.— Laudatlo  in 
S.  Johannem  apostolum  et  evangellatam.— 9Ial,  A. 
De  dlacipllna  monasterll  Salmurlensla  in  Gallia  ad 
Ligerlm ;  De  mlasa  Graecorum  plcta  eplmetrum ;  De 
Sanctl  Epipbanll  Uturgla  praeaanctlflcatorum  ;  Prae- 
fatlo.—  Quotldianae  monachorum  poenae.  —  In 
aanctum  magnum  Faschatis  diem  Domlnlcum. — De 
confesalone  et  pro  peccatis  satisfactlone. -Poenae 
nionastei'iales. — ExpUcatio  dlvluase  liturglae  prae- 
sanctlli  cat  arum. —Deacrlptio  constltutlonls  monas- 
terll Stndll.— Studltae  qnaestiones.— In  vlgi- 
liam  aive  atatlonem  Luminum. — Index. 

—  Sermo  de  Sancto  Bartliolomaeo  apostolo.  i  pp. 
(AohSry,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  2,  p.  123;  Mlpne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  t.  Lat.  v.  129,  p.  730.)— Cateclieslg  fnnebrig 
In  matrem  suam.  [Gr.  et  Lat,]  15  pp.  (Mai,  A.,Po«™m 
noil,  biblioth,  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  364.)— Kplstolae.  [  Or.  et  Lat.] 
PABI  V.-68. 


244  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  8,  pt.  1,  p.  1.) 
—  [Pragmenta.  Gr.  et  Lat.]  46  pp.  (Pltra,  J.  B., 
Analevt.  sacra  Spicileg.  SolesmenH,  v.  1,  p.  336.) 

Michael,  'of  Constantinople.     Vita   et   converaatlo 

sanctl  patrla  nostrl  et  coufeaaoria  Theodorl  abbatla 
monaaterll  Studll.  [Gr.  et  Lai.]  71  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Patrum  nov.  biblioth,  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  293;  Mlgue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  90,  p.  233.)— IVaucratius.  EncycUca 
de  obltu  Sanctl  Theodorl  Studltae.  [Or.  el  Lat,]  13  pp. 
(Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  99,  p.  1825.) 

Theodoras  II,  Ducas  Lascaris,  Emperor 

of  Nicaea.  1222-59.  De  noinlnlbus  dlvluls;  Canon  ex- 
bortatorius,  ad  SB.  Delparam ;  De  communlcatlone 
naturall  Ubri  VI.  [Gr.etLat.]  80  pp.  (Migae,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  140,  pp.  759, 1269.)— De  dlvlnis  noml- 
nlbng.  [Gr.]  5  pp.  {Ma,l,  11.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth. 
V.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  259.) 

Theodoras,  the  Reader.    6  cent.    Excerpta 

ex  eccleaiastlca  hlstoria;  Fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
32  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  fa(ro!.s.  Sr.  v.86,pt.l,pp,165,215.) 

Allller,  B.    Theodore  le  Lecteur  et  Jean  d'Eg£e. 

24  pp.    (Bev.  archiol.  n.  a.  v.  26, 1873,  pp.  273,  396.) 

Theodorus,  of  Qadara.  B.  0.  1  cent.  Frag- 
menta. [Gr.  et  Lat.]  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  Y.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  439.) 

Theodoras,  of  Melitene.    14  cent.    Ethica. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  59  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  6, 
pt.  2,  p.  461.)— Ethica  sermonum  in  Evangella;  Ex 
Ubro  de  astronomla.  [Gr.etLat.]  60  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  149,  pp.  883,  987.) 

Theodoras    (Nomicus).     Oratio   funebris 

sen  lamentatloln  obltu  Andronicl Tarchaniotae.  [Gr.] 
2  pp.    (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  422.) 

Theodoras  (Xanthopulus).    Epistolae  II ; 

In  ol)itu  Theodorl  XauthopuU.  [Gr.]  4  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  p.  419. ) 

Theodoras.  Fragmenta.   [Gr.etLat.^  Ip. 

(Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Orat.  Atlici,  v.  2,  p.  247.) 

Theodorus,  pseud.  New  reformation :  a 
narrative  of  the  Old  Catholic  movement 
from  1870  to  the  present  time.  With  a  his- 
torical introduction.    London,  1875.    8°. 

—1295 

Theodoras,  Flavins  Mallius.    4  cent.    De 

metrls.  35  pp.  (Galsford, T., Script.  Lat.  rei  met.  p.  525 ; 
Kell,  H.  G.  T.,  Grammat.  Lat.  v.  6,  p.  579.) 

Theodoras.    See  also  Theodor.— Theodore. 
Theodorus  Balsamo.    See  Balsamo,  T. 
Theodorus  Daphuopates.  See  Daphno- 

pates,  T. 
Theodorus  Gaza.    See  Gaza,  T. 
Theodorus  Hyrtaceiius.    La  Porte  du 

Then,  F.  J.  G.  Notices  et  extralta  d'un  volume  de  la 
Bll>llotbSque  natlonale  .  . .  cuntenaut  lea  Opuaculea  et 
lea  Lettres  anecdotes  de  T.  84  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  5,  1798,  p.  709;   v.  6,  1800,  p.  1.) 

Theodorus  Metochita.  See  Metochita,  T. 
Theodorus  Palaeologns.    See  Palaeo- 

logus,  T. 
Theodoras    PotaeiuS.        UovaSia  elg   rbv 

Pa(ri\4ai  Kvp 'Iiad.vv7]v  Tov  Jla\aLo\6yov.     5  pp.     (Sathaa,  C, 

N.,  M.e<raiioviKri  jSt^AtotJ^ici;,  v.  1,  p.  196.) 

Theodorus  Prodromus.    12  cent.   Ami- 

cttla  exulana.  [Gr.etLat.]  8  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F..  Bift- 
lioth.  gr.  Chri>!tus  patiens,  p.  S3:  With  Euripides,  Frag- 
menta.)— Specimen  commentarlorum  in  Cnntlca  do- 
niinlcalla.  [Gr.]  7  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Roman. 
V.  5,  p.  390.) — Kplgrammatain  Vetus  et  Novum 
Teatamentum;  Scripta  miscellanea.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
211  pp.  (Migne,  ,T.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  133,  p.  1003.)— 
Poeinata;  Oratio  eptthalamlca.  [Gr.]  19  pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  Patrum  nov.  bibUolh.  v.  6,  pt.  2,  pp.  398,  414.)— 
Poemes  astronomlqueg.  [Gr.]  39  pp.  (Inat.  de 
France,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  23,  pt.  2,  1872,  p.  1.)— 
Poemea  lilstorlqueg*  [Gr.]  22  pp.  {Eev.  archiol. 
n.  a.  V.  25,  1873,  pp.  251,  344,  415;  V.  26, 1873,  pp.  23,163.) 
— Poenieg  vulgalreg.  [Gr.]  Avec  tr.  par  E.  Miller 
et  E.  Legrand.  45  pp.  (Keu.  aroft^oZ.  n.  a.  v.  28, 1874,  p. 
361 ;  V.  29,  1875,  pp.  68,  183,  254.)— Sn'xoi  Kara.  iaTpiicriv 
eTTiffT^jinjv  ets  Tous  t)3*  iiriva^,  3  pp.  (Ideler,  J.  L.,  Phys. 
et  med.  Gr.  min.  v.  1,  p.  418.) 

Theodoras  Tarax,  pseud.  See  Walker,  C. 


THEODOSIA 


4418 


THEOGNIS 


TliCOdosia,  St.    Constantinus  Acropolita. 

Sei-mo  lu  Saiictain  Tlieodoslam.  [Gr.etLat.)  25pp. 
(Mifriie,  J.  P..  Palrol.  s.  Gr.  v.  140,  p.  bSl.) 

Tlieodosilis,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria. 
—66s.  l-nigmfiita  tlienlipglra.  6  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol.  K.  Gr.  v.  86,  pt.  1,  p.  ill.) 

Tlieodosiiis,    Patriarch   of  the   Jacobites. 

[Vila.]  'i  I'p.  (Assemuul,  G.  S.,  BUiliuth.  oritnt.  v.  2, 
p.  1'24.) 

Tiieodosius,  Patriarch  of  the  Nestorians. 

[Vila.]  4  pp.  (,Aasema.iil,G.S.,Bihliolh.  orient.  V.  3,  pt. 
1 .  p.  6119  ) 

Tlieodosiiis,  Bp.  of  Caesarea.    7  cent.    Dis- 

putatlo  Inter  S.  Maximum  et  Theodosium  eplscopum 
Caes.'ireaeBlthyniae.  {Gr.etLat.]  17  pp.  (Migue,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  V.  129,  p.  626.) 

Tlieodosiiis,  Deacon.    10  cent.    De  Cretae 

expugnailone  acroasea  V.  [Gr.  el  Lat.J  48  pp.  (Cor- 
pus, script.  Bi/z.  v.  6,  p.  269;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Palrol.  s.  Gr. 
V.  113,  p.  9il3.') 

Theodosilis,  Monk  of  Syracuse.  9  cent. 
Ei'lstdlade  Syracusaiiao  urbis  expuguatlone.  11  pp. 
(Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Hal.  script,  v.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  256.) 

Theodosiiis  I,  FJavius,  the  Oreat.  Emperor 

of  Home.  S4G-yy6.  SeJecta  de  rellglone  decreta.  11  pp. 
(Mlgiip,  J.  P.,  Palrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  13,  p.  621.)— Ex  corpore 
Theodoslani  11  libro  tltulo  de  finiuin  Teguiido- 

riiin  ;  Constltutloiies.  7  pp.  (Blume,  F.,  aud  others, 
Schrifien  d.  ropm.  feldmesser,  v.  2,  pp.  267,  273.) 

• Flechiee.  E.,  Bp.  ofMmes.    Histoire  de 

Theodose  le  Grand.     1827.     [CEuvres,^.  6.) 

HODGKIN,  T.   The  dynasty  of  Theodosius, 

or  80  years'  struggle  with  the  barbarians. 
1889. 

Ainliroslus,  SI.,  Bp.  of  Milan.    De  obitu  Theodosll 

oralio.  12  pp.  (  O/jera  omnia,  v.  5,  p.  119;  Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Palrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  16,  p.  1447.)— Drepanins,  Lalinus  Pa- 
catus.  Panegyrlcus  Theodosio  Augusta  dlctus.  44  pp. 
(Baelireus,  A.,  Panegyrici  Lat.  p.  271;  Migne,  J.  P., 
Palrol.  !.  Lat.  V.  13,  p.  471 ;  Panegarici  ret.  v.  3,  p.  1664 ; 
Valpy,  A.  .1.,  Script.  Zaf.)- Kaufinaiin,  G.  Theodo- 
sius. 8  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  31,  1872,  p.  473.)— Moilt- 
fniicoii,  B.  de.  Les  modes  et  les  usages  du  sl6cle  de 
T.  17  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  13, 
1740,  p.  474.) 

Tlieodosiiis  II,  Emperor  of  the  East.    401- 

450.  Epistolae  III  de  concllioEphesiuo  qulFlavianura 
condemnavlt.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.jPoiroi.s.  Za(.  v.  64. 
p.  876.) 

TIteodosins,  of  Alexandria.  4  cent.  Ca- 
nones  [de  declinatione  nominum  et  conju- 
gatione  verborum.  Or.}  Berolini,  1831. 
8°.     (Beklier,  I.,  ^necdoia  Gr.  V.  3.)       3276 

Geppert.C.  E.  Ob  Arcadlus  Oder  T.  9  pp.  {Her- 
mes, V.  7,  187:-!,  p.  249.) 

Theodosius.     6  dent.     De  Terra   Sancta 

[circa  6311] ;  De  altu  Terrae  Sanctae ;  De  locls  Sanctis. 
42  pp.  (Soc.  de  I'orieut  lat.  Itinera  Lat.  v.  1,  pt.  1,  pp. 
61,  88 ;  pt.  2,  p.  353.)— Liber  de  situ  Terrae  Sanctae. 
12  pp.     (Tobler,  T.,  Palaestinae  descriptiones,  p.  31.) 

Tbeodotion.    2  cent.    Fragmentum  in  Pro- 

verbla.  I6r.  et  Lat.]  1  p.  [Mai,  &.,  Patrum  nov.  lib- 
liolh.  V.  7.  pt.  2,  p.  81.) 

Tlieodotus,  Bp.  of  Ancyra.    5  cent.    Expo- 

sltio  symbdll  Nlcaeul ;  Homiliae.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  60  pp. 
(Migue,  J.  P.,  Palrol.  s.  Gr.  v.  77,  pp.  1313,  1349.)— 
Fragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lai.]  6  pp.  (Pltra,  J.  B.,  ;Sp<- 
citeg.  Solesmense,  v.  1,  pp.  348,  368.) 

TLeodotus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Antioch.     5  cent. 

Fragmentum.  [Gr.etLat.]  1  p.  (Pitra,  J.  B.,  Spictieo. 
Solesmertse.  v.  1,  p.  302.) 

Theodotns.  Clemens,  T.  F.,  Bp.  of  Alex- 
andria. Excerpta  ex  scripils  Theodoti.  [Gr.  et  Lat.] 
24  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  9,  p.  661.) 

Theodric.      39  pp.      Campbell,  T.,  Poet. 

works,  V.  1,  p.  183. 

TIi£odiile  pass.    Snowy  St.  Theodule— a 

Swiss  ascent.  9  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Hag.  v.  64.  1859 
p.  231.) 

Tli^oduir,  Bp.  of  Orleans.     —831.     Opera 

omnia.     Parisiis,  1864.     r.  8°.      (Migne.  J. 

P..  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  r.  105.)  —2203 

Contents.    De  ordlne  baptlgml  ad  Magnum  Seno- 

seDsem  Uber;  — Carmiua.— Notitia  bistorlca  In 


Tlieodulfum. — Capltula  ad  pi-csbyt«ros  parnchiae 
suae;  Capitula alia  ad  eosdeni.— Speculum  de  Scrip* 
tiiia  Saci-a.— Fragmeiiia  seniioituin  aliquot.— 1)6 
Spii'itu  Saiicto.— De  Theoriulto  episcopo  ejusdem 
aevl  serlptorum  aliquot  lesfimoiiia. 

Cnrnilna.    146  jjp.    (Duenimler,  E.,  Poe(.  Zo/.  neoi 

Car.  V.  1,  pt.  2,  p.  437:  Monunienta  German,  hist.;  Mabil- 
lou,  J.,  Vet.  analtcl.  p.  410.)— Carmina;  Spilaphinin. 
16  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gavles,  v.  .5,  p.  415;  v. 
6,  pp.  267,  202.)— Versus  de  iHxnria.  1  p.  (Mantne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  'J'hps.  nov.  anec.  v.  5,  p.  39U,)— Frag- 
menia  serinomiiit  aliquot.  4  pp.  (Ach6i'y.  J.  L.  d', 
Spicileg.  V.  1,  p.  2.54.)— Versus.  2  pp.  (Ducbesne,  A., 
Hist.  Franc,  script,  v.  2,  p.  326.) 

Delisle,  L.  V.    Bibles  de  T.    47  pp.    {Bihlioth.  Ecole 

d.  Charles,  v.  40, 1879,  p.  6.)— Monod,  G.  Moeurs  Judl- 
ciaires  au  8  sl^cle.  D'apr^s  ia  Paraenesls  ad  Judlces 
de  T.     20  pp.    (JJeo.  7us(.  V.  36, 1887,  p.  1.) 

Theodulus,  Monk,  or    Thomas,  Magister. 

14  cent.  Tie  cladibus  in  Ttiessalla  et  in  Monte  Atbone. 
[Gr.]  3  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  bibliolh.  v.  6,  pt.  2, 
p. 437.)— Synopsis vitaeEiirlpidls.  [Gr.etLat.]  3pp. 
(Euripides,  Opera  omnia,  1821,  v.  1,  p.  Ixxlv.)— Oratio- 
nes  et  epislolac.  [Gr.etLat.]  167  pp.  [Migue,  J. 
P.,  Palrol.  s.  Gr.  v.  146,  p.  215.)  —  Oratio  de  regis 
oAicits.  ad  Androulcnm  Palaeologum;  Aliaoratitide 
subdltorum  erga  regem  olliciis.  [Gr.]  57  pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  3,  pt.  3,  pp.  145, 173.) 

Tli^ofroj,  Abbot  of  Echternach.      —1110. 

Fiorum  epltapliii  sanctorum  llbri  IV;  Sermones  II; 
Fragmenta  viiae  S.  Wllllbrordl.  58  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  167,  pp.  297,  406,  411.) 

Tli^oger,  Bp.  of  Metz.     —1120.     Musica. 

8  pp.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  163,  p.  777.)— Vita 

Tbeogeri.  31pp.  (Fraulsfort  Soo.  Scrija*.  v.  12,  p.449.) 

Tlieogiictus.     Fragmenta.      [Gr.  et  Lat.\ 

2  pp.  (Didot,  A.  P.,  Bihlioth.  gr.  Poet,  comic,  p.  704; 
Meinelte,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  4,  pp.  649,  847.) 

Tlieognis.  Circa  B.  C.  570-490.  Reliquiae. 
Novo  ordine  disposuit,  com  mentation  em 
criticam  et  notas  ad jecit  F.  T. Welcker.  [Gr.'\ 
Francofurti  ad  Mcenum,  1826.     8°.  3286 

Elegiae.   SecundiscurisrecognovitChris- 

tophorus  Ziegler.  [ffr.]  Tubingae,  1880. 
8°.  8283 

Works.     Literally  tr.  into  English  prose, 

with  copious  notes,  by  Rev.  J.  Banks  ;  to 
which  is  appended  the  metrical  tr.  of  Frere. 
London.  1856.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class. 
Libr.:  With  Hesiodus.)  1347 

Fragments,  tr.  by  H.  H.  Milman.    2  pp.    (Miiman, 

H.  H.,  Agamemnon  of  ^schylus,  etc.  p.  195.)— Ti/oi^ot.  86 
pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poel.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  482 ;  Gaistord,  T., 
Poet.  min.  Or.  v.  3,  p.  I.)— The  same.  Griechlsch  mit 
metrlsoher  uebersetzune.  143  pp.  (Hartung,  J.  A., 
Gr.  elegiker,v.  1,  p.l41.)-Senlentiae  elcgiacae  Pllil. 
Melanthone  interprele.     87  pp.     (Corpus  Reform,  v. 

Davies,  J.    Hesiod  and  Theognis.     1880. 

(Collins,  W.  L.,  Anct.  classics  for  Eng. 
readers.) 

SCHNEIDEWIN,  H.     De  syllogis  Theogni- 

dels.    1878.     kWith  Welcker,  F.  G.,  Eesio- 


) 

Bergk,  T.    Ueber  die  krltlls  Im  T.    66  pp.    IRhei- 

nisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  3,  1845,  pp.  206,  396.)— Frere,  J.  H. 
Theognis  restltutus.  The  personal  liistory  ot  the 
poet  T.  98  pp.  {TrorJ;s,v.  2,  p.  311.)— Frere's  The- 
ognls  reslitntns.  22  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.' \.  n,  184,3, 
p.  452.)— Hocrschelniann,  W.  Ad  Thengnldem.  2 
pp.  (Leipzig,  Soc.  phllol.  Ada,  v.  6,  187B,  p.  291.)— 
ro?'^""'^'  ■^orlaeuflgeszuT.  6  pp.  {Hermes, v. IS, 
1880,  p.  624.)— Koehler,  TJ.  Illostratlon  zu  T.  4  pp. 
(K.  deutsch.  arcliaeol.  inst.  MUM.  Athen.  abth.  y.  9,1884, 
P™  ;'~^*"**''''  ^-  ^'°°-  ^'°  gedlcht  des  T.  13  pp. 
(Philologus,v.  22, 1865,  p.l  7.)— Die  grlechischen  elegiker. 
Theognis.  179  pp.  {Philologus,  v.  29,  1870,  pp.  604, 636  ; 
V.  30, 1870,  pp.  116, 194,  663.)-Mey,  H.  W.  van  der.  Ad 
Tbeognidem.  19  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  8,  1880,  p. 
807.)- JVictzsche,  P.  Zur  geschlchte  der  Theognide- 
ischen  spruchsammlung.  40  pp.  {Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s. 
V.  22,  1807,  p.  I01.)-Schwenck,  K.  Emigrant  und 
Stollier:  Die  Sprueohe  des -T.  und  die  Satiren  des  A. 
Persius  Flaccus.  Deutsch  von  W.E.  Weber.  2  pp. 
{Zeits.f.  AlUrtlmmsw.  v.  2, 1835,  p.  411.) 


THEOGNOSTUS 


4419 


THEOLOGY 


Theogiiostns,  Mmik.    9  cent.    Encomium 

lu  omaes  sauutOH;  Libellus  ad  Nlcolaum  papam  la 
causa  [giiatll  archleplscopl  ConstautinopollcaDl.  \_Gi\ 
et  Lai.]  1  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Falrol.  s.  6r.  v.  105,  pp. 
RtO,  855.) 

Theogiiostus,  o/^feasajidna.  Scent.  Frag- 

ineuia.  [Gr.  et  LaL]  2  pp.  (Mi^ne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Gr.  V.  10,  p.  239.)— r/ie  same  la  Engllati.  2  pp.  lAnle- 
Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  U,  p.  397 :   With  Methodius.) 

Th6ogonie  des  Druses.  Guys,  H,  —3286 
Tlieogony,  The.    See  Hesiodus. 
Theoleplus,    Patriarch    of   Philadelphia, 

Lydia.  14  cent.  De  abscondita  operatlooe  la  Ctirlsto 
et  pi'Ofectu  la  vita  moaastlca;  cautlcum  compunc- 
tloals  ex  medltatlone  aeteral  judlcll.  \_Qr.  et  Lat."] 
U  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  143,  pp.  381,  403.) 

Tlieologia  moralis  fuudameutalis.  Bou- 
quillon,  T.  J.  —3233 

Theologians.  Adam,  M.  Vitae  Germano- 
rum  theologicorum.     1620. 

Bakry,  a.   {Ed.)      Masters  in  English 

theology.     1877. 

DuGAT,  G.    Histoire  des  philosophes  et 

des  theologiens  musulmans.  (De  632  a  1258 
deJ.  C.)     1878. 

LiaAy  tbeologlang.     2T  pp.     (Dublin  Rev.  v.  32, 

1852,  p.  257.)— Sclittir,  P.  Sketches  ot  Germaa  divlaes. 
160  pp.    (la  his  Germany;  its  uaiversltles,  etc.  p.  259.) 

Theological  colloquies.    Thornton,  T. 

0.  —3245 

Theological  eilucatioii.     Advice  to  a 

theological  siudeut.  9  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  5, 1847, 
p.  505.) — Chalmers,  T.  Ou  the  use  of  text  books  la 
theological  educatlou;  Advice  to  studeats  ou  thf  con- 
duct and  prosecutioa  of  their  studies.  33  pp.  '(Posth. 
works,  V.  9,  pp.  ix,  xxll.)— Clianuing,  W.  E.  Extracts 
from  observations  on  the  proposition  for  increasing 
the  means  of  theological  education  at  the  University 
ot  Cambridge.  9  pp.  (VToi  Is,  v.  5,  p.  363.)— Cook,  J. 
Fourth  year  of  study  in  the  courses  of  theological 
seminaries.  18  pp.  (Bi6;{o(ft.  Sacra,  v.  27, 1870,  p.  2U.) 
— What  must  be  done  to  provide  an  educated  Cliris- 
tiaii  iiiliilstry?  16  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  1,  1843, 
p.  126.)— Bliot,  S.  A.  Theological  education.  8  pp. 
\Chr.  Exam.  v.  2,  1825,  p.  67.)— Gardiner,  F.  Theo- 
logical education.  15  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  34,  1877, 
p.  37.)— Ijadd,  G.  T.,  and  others.  Theological  educa- 
tion. 48  pp.  {Biblinth.  Sacra,  v.  36,  1879,  pp.  182,  367, 
560,  760.)  —  liainson,  A.  Theological  educatifm  in 
Paris.  14  pp.  ( Ohr.  Exam.  v.  33,  1843,  p.  265.)- Pal- 
frey, J.  &.  Education  for  the  ministry.  16  pp.  (C'/ir. 
Exam,.'v.  11,  1831,  p.  84.)-Stearns,  W.  A.  Education 
and  supply  of  ministers  iu  different  ages  and  coun- 
tries. 34  pp.  (SiftKoUi.  Sacra.v.  8, 1851,  p.  235.)— Stoive, 
C.  E.  Religious  Biblical  instruction  and  pastoral 
supervision  in  colleges.  14  pp.  (Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  a, 
1851,  p.  304.)— Thoughts  on  the  state  of  theological 
science  and  education  la  our  country.  33  pp. 
{Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  1,  1814,  p.  735.)- Towne,  E.  0.  A 
liberal  ministry.  12  pp.  [Ohr.  Exam.v.  83, lS61,p.99.) 
—  Ware, H.,.Ir.  Theological  education.  10  pp.  {Chr. 
Exam.  V.  4,  1827,  p.  324.) 

Theological  index.    Malcom,  H.     L.112 
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brary.    London,  1873-88.    88  v.  8°. 

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Contents.  Banr,  F.  O.  Church  history  of  the  first 
3  centuries,  v.  16, 20. — Paul  the  apostle  of  Jesus  Clirist, 
his  life  and  worts,  his  epistles  and  teachings,  v.  2,  6. 
— Bleek,  F.  Lectures  on  the  Apocalypse,  v.  5. — 
Sivald,  G.  H.  A.  von.  Commentai-y  on  the  Boob  of 
Job,  V.  28. — Commentary  on  the  Prophets  of  the  Old 
Testament,  v.  9,  12,  18,  21,  26.— Commentary  on  the 
Psalms,  V.  23,  24.-^Hansrath,  A.  History  of  the  New 
Testament,  v.  17,  22. — Keim,  T.  History  of  Jesus  of 
Nazara,  v.  1, 11, 14, 19,  25,  30.— Kuenen,  A.  Kellgion 
of  Isi'ael  to  the  fall  of  the  Jewish  state,  v.  3,  4,  7. — 
Pflelderer,  A.  Philosophy  of  religion  on  the  basis 
of  Its  history,  v.  34-17.— Paulinlsra,  v.  13, 15.— Reville, 
A.  Prolegomena  of  the  history  of  religions,  v.  32. — 
Schmidt,  P.  W.,  and  Holzendorff,  F.  von  {Eils.)  Short 
Protestant  commentary  on  the  books  of  the  New  Testa- 
ment, v.  27, 29, 31.— Schrader,  E.  The  Cuneiform  in- 
scriptions and  the  Old  Testament,  v.  33,  38.— Zeller, 
E.  Contents  and  origin  ol  the  Acts  ot  the  apostles, 
v.  8, 10, 


I'heologisches    universal  •  lexikon. 

V.  1.     Elberfeld,  1869.     r.  8°.  R.94 

Contents.    A-Lystra. 

Theology. 

Beveridge,  W.  Thesaurus  theologicus : 
or,  a  complete  system  of  divinity.  1711; 
repr.  1847.  3  v.  (fheol.  works,  v.  9, 10 :  Libr. 
Angl.-Cath.  Theol.) 

Beaun,  J.      Doctrina  foederum.     Sive 

systeraa  theologiae  didacticae  et  elencticae. 
1711. 

Budde,  J.  F.  Isagoge  historico-theologica 

ad  theologiam  universam.     1730,  3  v. 

Calvin,  J.    Institutio  Christianae  reli- 

gionis.     1834-35,  2  pts.  in  1  v. 

The  same.   1863-64,  3  v.    {Corpus  Reform. 

V.  39,  30.) 
Institutes   of  the  Christian  religion. 

1845-46,  3  V.     {Calvin  Tr.  Soc.) 
Institution  de  la  religion  chretienne. 

1865-66,  3  V.     {Corpus  Reform,  v.  31,  33. ) 
Instituzion  relijiosa.    1858.     {Reform, 

antig.  espan.  v.  14.) 
Tractatus    theologici.      1866-71,  6  v. 

{Corpus  Reform,  v.  33-38.) 
Campbell,  G.    Lectures  on  systematic 

theology.     1840. 
Chalmers,  T.     Institutes   of   theology. 

1849.  3  v.     {Posth.  works,  v.  7,  8.) 

DwiGHT,  T.     Theology    explained    and 

defended  in  a  series  of  sermons.  1858-60, 
4v. 

Henshaw,  J.  P.  K.      Theology  for  the 

people.     1840. 

Hodge,  C.    Systematic  theology.    1873- 

73,  4  V. 

MuLFORD,  E.    The  republic  of  God.    Ah 

institute  of  theology.     1881. 

SCHMUCKBR,  S.  S.    Elements  of  popular 

theology.     1860. 

Staffer,  J.  F.    Institutiones  theologiae 

polemicae  universae.     1750-53,  5  v. 

Thomas  Aquinas,  Sf.  Summa  theologioa. 

1873-77.  4  V. 

Somme   theologique.      [Fr.    et   Lat.} 

1854-61.  16  V. 

Thornton,  T.  C.    Theological  colloquies ; 

or,  a  compendium  of  Christian  divinity. 
1837. 

Barnap,G.W.    Importaace  of  systematic  theology. 

19  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  49, 1850,  p.  165.)— Honorins,  of 
Aulun.  Elucldarlum  sive  dialogus  de  summa  totius 
Christianae  theologiae.  34  pp.  (Mljrne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  172,  p.  1109.)— I,add,  G.  T.  An  essay  in  sys- 
tematic theology.  24  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  36, 1879, 
p.  706.)— Taylor,  J.  Scheme  of  Scripture-divinity. 
214  pp.  (Watson,  R.,  Theol.  tracts,  v.  ],  p.  3.)— "Wilher- 
spoon,  J.  Lectures  on  diviaity.  154  pp.  {Works, 
V.  8,  p.  9.) 

See  also  An$;elB.  —  Antichrist. — Asceticism* — 
Atilelsm.  — Baptism.  — Bible.- Catechisms. — 
Christian  perfectlon.—ChrisUau  philosophy. 
— Christianity.- Church  history  (and  the  refer- 
ences there).— Creeds.— Cross.— Deism.— Devel- 
opment. —  Devil.  —  'Eschatology.  —  Pailh.  — 
Fathers  of  tlie  Church.— Future  state.— God. 
—Grace.— Heaven.— Hell.— Heresy.— Holiness. 
—  Holy  Spirit.- Hymns.  — Immortality.- In- 
fidelity.—Jesus  Christ.— .Tudar'"e"t—'^"**'" 
fication.— Kingdom  ot  God.— Liberty  of  the 
will.  —  Ijitnrgies.  —  Ijord's  prayer.  —  Ijord's 
supper.  — Man. — Mass.— Materialism.- Millen- 
ninm. —  Miracles.— Mysticism.- Natural  tlie- 
ology.  —  Orthodoxy.  —  Perseverance  of  the 
saints. — Piety.— Prayer. — Predestination  and 
Election,  —  Priesthood.  —  Providence.  —  Pur- 
gatory. —  Rationalism.  —  Redemption.  —  Re- 


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generation —  Religion.—  Repentance.—  Rep- 
robntton.—  Regiiirection.  —  Retiibntion. — 
Revenled  religion. —  Snbbatli.  —  Sacrnnientg. 
—  Sauclificatioii.  —  Serniong.  —  Stn.  —  Soui.  — 
Temptation.  —  Theism.  —  Tlleoflicy.—  Tradi- 
tion.—Ti  a  nsnbslnnlia  lion.  —  Trinity.— Tue- 
bingen  scliool.— IVomhip. 

Theology,  Apologetics. 

See  Christianity,  JSvidences  of. 

Theology,  Bibliography. 

Ameiican  Bible  Society.     Catalogue  of 

books  contained  in  the  library  of.     1863. 
•  Backer,  Aug.  de,  and  Backer,  A1.  de. 

Bibliotheque  des  6crivains  de  la  Conapagnie 

de  Jesus.     1853-61,  7  v. 

Bellaemini,  R.    De  scriptoribus  ecclesi- 

asticis.     1728.     (Opera,  v.  7.) 

Brunet.  p.  G.     Dictionnaire  de  biblio- 

logie  catliolique.  1860-66,  2  v.  {Migne,  J. 
P.,  Trois.  encyc.  tMol.  v.  43,  44.) 

Cave,  W.    Scriptorum  ecclesiasticorum 

historia  literaria,  a  Christo  nato  usque  ad 
saeculum  XIV.     1740-43,  2  v. 

— -  Clarke,  a.,  and  Clarke,  J.  B.  B.  Con- 
cise view  of  the  succession  of  sacred  litera- 
ture,    n.  d.  2  V. 

• Dana,  D., Jr.    Bibliotheca  probata.   1857. 

Darling,  J.  Cyclopaedia  bibliographica: 

a  library  manual  of  theological  .  .  .  litera- 
ture.    1854-59,  3  V. 

DowLiNG.  J.  G.    Notitia  scriptorum  SS. 

patrum.     1839. 

DupiN,  L.  E.  New  history  of  ecclesiasti- 
cal writers.     1723,  3  v. 

■ Dutch  Church,  Austin  Friars,  London. 

Catalogue  of  books,  MSS,  letters,  etc.,  be- 
longing to.     1879. 

Ebed-Jesu,  sumamed  Bar-Bricha,  Ahp. 

of  Soba  or  Nisibis.  Carmen,  continens  cata- 
logum  librorura  omnium  ecclesiasticorum. 
ISyriace  et  Laf]  1725.  (Assemani,  G.  S., 
Biblioth.  orient,  v.  8,  pt.  1.) 

Enslin,  T.  C.  F.     Bibliotheca  theologica 

.  .  .  von  neuem  durchgesehen  und  fortge- 
setzt  von  C.  W.  Loeflund.     1883. 

Finotti,  J.  M.     Bibliographia  Catholica 

Americana.     1872. 

• Hurst,  J.  F.     Bibliotheca  theologica.    A 

select  and  classified  bibliography  of  theology 
and  general  religious  literature.     1883. 

Lowndes,  W.  T.   British  librarian.   Class 

I.     Religion  and  its  history.     1839-43. 

Malcom,  H.  Theological  index.  Refer- 
ences to  the  principal  works  in  every  depart- 
ment of  religious  literature.     1868. 

Murdoch.  J.    Catalogue  of  the  Christian 

vernacular  literature  of  India.     1870. 

Oemb,  W.     Bibliotheca  Biblica :  a  select 

list  of  books  on  sacred  literature.     1824. 

PerennJis,  F.  Dictionnaire  de  bibliogra- 
phic catholique.  1858-59,  6  v.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Trois.  encyc.  thiol,  v.  39-44.) 

Rossi,  G.  B.  de.     Bibliotheca  Judaica 

antichristiana  qui  edit!  et  inediti  Judaeorum 
ad  versus  Christianam  religionem  libri  recen- 
sentur.     1800. 

Steinschneideb,  M.  Polemischeundapo- 

logetische  literatur  in  arabischer  sprache. 
1877.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Abhandl.  v.  6.) 

Chasgay.  F.  E.    Catalogue  ralsonnS  des  apologlstes 

chrstlens,  depuis  la  renaissance  Jusqu'Jt  la  restaura- 
tlon.     26  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Dimmstr.  ivangil.  v.  18, 


p.  881.)— Dodd,  C.  (Hugh  Tootel).  Certanien  utrlus- 
que  ecclesiae:  or,  a  list  of  all  the  eminent  writers  of 
controversy,  Catholics  and  Protestants,  since  the  Ee- 
lormatlon  .  . .  1724.  20  pp.  (Somei-s,  J.,  Coll.  of  Lracts, 
V.13,  i).486.)— Gennade.o/ J/arsei/?es.  Liber  de  scrip- 
toribus ecclesl.TstlclB.  34  [ip.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pairol.  s. 
Lat.  V.  68,  p.  1053.)— Honoring,  of  Autun.  De  scrip- 
toribus  eccleslasticis.  lit  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Zaf.  V.  172,  p.l97.;— Index  llbroruni  adhibitoriim 
ad  eplstolas  et  privilegla  Eomanorum  pontifleura.  6 
pp.  (Mleue,  .T.  P.,  Pairol.  s.  Lat.  v.  179,  p.  9.)— List  of 
theological  ivorks  necessary  for  the  studies  of  a 
young  divine.  4  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J.,  6'tess.  Jburn.  v.  27, 
1823,  p.  377.)— Reiner.  ofLiige.  De  Claris  scriptoribus 
nionasterii  sui.  13  pp.  (Migne,  J.  V.,  Pairul.  s.  Lat. 
V.  204,  p.  16.)— De  gcrlptoribng  ecclegiagticig,  auc- 
tore  anonymo  Meiliceiise.  13  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  213,  p.  969.1— Sigebert,  of  Gatiblours.  Liber 
de  scriptoribus  eccleslasticis.  23  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Pairol.  s.  Lat.  v.  160,  p.  647.)— Warren,  W.  E.  Latest 
German  theological  works.  26  pp.  [Bihlinlh.  Sacra, 
V.  20,  1863,  pp.  675,  890;  v.  21,  1864,  pp.  219,  444,  887.)— 
'Witasse,  C.,  and  others.  Llste  des  mellleurs  ouv- 
rages  sur  chaque  branche  de  la  science  r^llgleuse. 
23  pp.     (Migre,  J.  P.,  Theiil.  cur.  compl.  v.  26,  p.  IHOT.) 

See   also    Books    condemned.  —  Prohibited 
books. 

Theology,  Collected  works. 

The  library  contains  the  works  of  the  following: 
Abailard,  P.— Adam   Scotug.— Adon,  S(.— Ago- 

bard,  Si.— Ailred — Alain   de   Ijille Alciiin.— 

Aldhelm,  St — Ambrosins,  £<.- Andreas,  St.— 
Andrevres,  L.  —  Ansclm,  Si.  —  Arminlug,  J. — 
Arnold.  T.— Arnonl.  —  Athanaslug.— Atton.— 
Angiistinug,  A.,  .fi.— Ai-ltng,  A.  E.  — Bale,  J.— 
Barnes,  R.— Barrow,  J.— Basiling.— Baxter,  E. 
— Becon,  T.— Beda  Venerahilis. —Jieuoit,  Si.— Ber- 
keley, G.— Bernard.— Bessarion,  J.— Beveridge, 
W.— Blackbnrne,  F — Boehme,  J.— Bossnet,  0 .  B. 
— Bourdalou,  L.— Bradford.  J.— Bramhall,  J.— 
Bruno.  St — Briinone,  Si.— Bunyau,  J.— Bntler, 
C— Butler,  J.— Cabagilag,  N.— Caiecag,  M.— Cal- 
vin. J.— Cecil,  R.— Chalmerg.  T.— Channing,  W. 
E.— Chillingworth,  W.—Chrysogtomus,  J.,  Si.— 
Chumnug.  N.— Clarke,  S.— Clemens  I,  Si.,  Pope.— 
Clemens,  T.  F.— Cosin,  J.— Co  verdale,  M.— Cran- 
mer,  T.— Crell,  J.— Cyprlanus,  T.  C,  Si.— Cyril- 

Ills,  St — Damiano,  P.- Demetrius  Cydonius 

Dewey.  0.— Dldymug.o/^/eMndiia.— Dionyglug. 

Si.— Doane,  G.  W.— Doddridge,  P Donne     J.— 

Dtipanloup,  F.  A.  P.- Edwards.  J.— Ennoding, 
M.r^Eplphanlns.-Episcopiug.S.— Eragmng. 
S~-S"Se»>a.  J  S.— Eiichering,  Si.-Engcnicus, 
M.— Eugebing.— Eugtatliiiig.— Euthymins  Zi- 
gabenus.  — Fisher,  J.  —  Fleetwood,  W.— Flet- 
cher, J.  W.-Frlth,  J.— Fulbert,  Si.— Fulgentiug. 
— Gennading — GeolTroi.- Georgins,  (iTCyprus.— 
beorgins,  the  Pisidian.—Georgins  Trapeznnting. 
— Germanus,  Si.— Graves,  K.— Gregolre,  G.  F.,  St. 
— Gregorlug  I,  St.,  J'ope.—Gregortns  (Nazianze- 
nus),  S^i.-Gregorlus  (Thaumaturgus),  Si.— Greso- 
rius,  Si.-Grindal,  E.-Gro«iug,  H.-Gnibert.- 
Guillaume.  Abbot  of  St.  Tliierre.— Hale,  Sir  M.— 
Hales,  J.— Hall,  J.— Hall,  R.— Hammond,  H.— 
Hare,  F.  —  Haymo.  — Henry,  M.-Hervey,  J.— 
Hegychins.-  Hieronymug  Sophronius,  Si. - 
Hilaire,  Si.-  Hlldcbert.  -  Hincmar.-  Hippo- 
lytns,  Si.-Hoadly,  B.-Honorius.-Hooker;  R. 
^"""P*^'  J^,-  Horbery,  M.  -  Horgley,  S. - 
Hughes.  .T-«„gues.-Hutchinson,  E.-lnno- 
cent.ug  III,  Pope-Irving,  E.-Isido^e,  Si.- Jay. 
«i;;7, '"t^V.  "^""t"";*'  -Si.- Joannes  Cyparis- 
^f  l^;r  "'"i?".V-  J-Jones.  W.-aosepii.Ts,  Bp. 
0/  J/eitae.- Julian,  Si. -Justinianus  I.  F  A., 
Amperoro/  Constanlinnple.-Juatinns  Martiir.-Ji.nox' 
A.-Knox,  J.-I.BCtanliug,  L.  0.  F.-Lardner.  u! 
To^  E™"?' ^ ";^r*'  «i-*""'"oi,  J.  de.-l.ligh: 
i-eslie.  C.-Lightfoot,  J.-L,uther,  M.-Macarius, 
pii7£*f '*'"'"i"=*'*'  N  -Mammas,  G.-Mannel  II 
-MassiTC/r^'''";;^  C»«.i™i^„„^,e.-Marc„s, " 
P-M-li,  »  ^^""'I.''*J"'"»-'^'-Melanchthon, 
P.— Melilo,  Si.— Methodius,  Si.— More.  H  — Mut- 

nho'iu  '  bT'""!^"-  J  -N'cephorus,  Si.-Sice- 

^    vtr    ^*^\^zPiisenea.-Ov,er,,  J.-Paine, 

T-Palamos.G.-Paollno.-Palrick,Si.-Philo- 

PierVT^  fJ'P"*m  J  -^hotius.-pferr;  de  B/ ",. 

Ills. 


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THEOLOGY,  Dictionaries 


Rupert.  —  SnKe<  J-— Snvoiinrola,  G.  M.  F.  M.— 
Sr.hlelerniacher,  E.  D.  E.  —  Schmolcken,  B.— 
Shai'p,J.— Slbbes.B.— Skelton.P.— Sophronius, 

iSl SaiitliweU,B.— Sozzlnl,  F.— Slllliugflcet.E. 

— Symeoii,  Abti.  0/  rkessalonica.  —  Symeon  Junior, 
^66ii«.— Tatiler,  J.— Taylor,  J.— Tersteegeii.  G.— 
Tertiilllaniig,  Q.  S.  F.  —  Tlieodoretns.— Theo- 
doriig.  Si.— Theodulf.—Thlrl»vall,0.— Thomas 
£1  Becket,  iSt.— Thomas  Aquinas,  St.— Thoi-n- 
'    dike,  H.— Toplady,A.M.— Tyiidale,  W.— Usslier, 

J.— Valerius,  Se Vavasseur,  F.— Vecchns,  J. — 

Viclorliius,  0.  F.  M.— Virgiilus.— Waibnrtoii, 
W.  —  Waterlnwd,  D.  — Watts,  I.  — 'Wealey,  J.— 
Wharton,  C.  H.— AVhitefield.G.— ■Wliilgift,  J.— 
Whole  dnty  of  man.  Works  (it  the  learned  and 
pious  authiii-  of.- Wilson,  T.— Wilherspoon,  J.— 
Wait,  J.— Wolzogen,  J.  L.— Wyclif,  J.-Zwing- 
li,  U. 

Also  the  following  collections:  Ante-BTlcene 
Cliristian  Library.  —  Banipton  lectures.  — 
Boum,  J.  W.,  and  others.  Lebeu.und  ausgewaehlte 
sc'hrllten  der  vaeter  und  begruender  der  reformlrten 
klrche.  —  Bibliotheca  fratrum  Polonorum.— 
Corpus  scriptorum  ecclesiastlcorum  Latino- 
ruiti. — Fabiicius,  J.  A.  Blbllotheca  eccleslaatlca. 
—Fathers  of  the  BIngligh  church.— Hlbbert 
lectures.— Leben  und  ausge-waehlleschrtften 
der  vaeter  und  begruender  der  lutherlscheu  kirche.— 
Library  of  Anglo-Catholic  theology.  —  Li- 
brary of  the  Fathers  of  the  Holy  Catholic 
church.— Mai,  A.  Nova  patrum  blbllotheca;  S|jicl- 
leglum  Romanum.— MIgne,  J.  P.  Patrolnglae  aeries 
Graeca;  Patrrtloglae  series Latina;  Theologlaecursus 
coinpletuB.— Parker  Society.— B-eformistas  an- 
tiguos  espafioles.  —  Routh,  M.  J.  Kellqulae 
Bacrae ;  Scriptorum  ecclesiastlcorum  opnscula. — 
Theological  Translation  Fund  Library.  — 
WTatson,  B.    Collection  vt  theological  tracts. 

Tbeology,  Comparative. 

Baring  Gould,  S.    Origin  and  develop- 
ment of  religious  belief.     1869-70,  3  v. 

■ Bertrand,  F.  M.    Dictionnaire  universel, 

historique,  et  comparatif,  de  toutes  les  reli- 
gions du  monde.  1848-51,  4  v.  (Migne,  J. 
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1843. 
Bibliotheca  Sacra  and  theological  review. 

Conducted  by  B.  B,  Edwards  and  others. 

1844-90,  44  V. 

Brownson's  Quarterly  review.     1844-46, 

3  v.;  n.  s.  1847-53,  6  v.;  3  s.  1858-55,  3  v.: 
N.  Y.  8.  1856-61,  6  V.  . 

Christian  advocate.     Conducted  by  Ash- 

bel  Green.     1825-34,  13  v. 

Christian  examiner.     1824-69,  87  v. 

Deutscher  kirchenfreund.    Herausg.  von 

P.  Schaff,  V.  3,  4.     1850-51,  3  v.  in  1. 

Journal  of  sacred  literature.     Ed.  by  J. 

Kitto.     1848-56. 17  v. 

Literary  and  theological  review.  Con- 
ducted by  Leonard  Woods  and  Charles  D. 
Pigeon.     1884-38,  5  v. 

Monthly  religious  magazine.      1844-48, 

5  V. 

iVbie.- Continued  as  Beligious  magazine  and  monthly 
review. 

New  Church  quarterly  review.     1847-49, 

3  V. 

New  Church  repository,  and  monthly  re- 
view.    Conducted  by  George  Bush.     1848. 

New  Jerusalem  magazine.     1839-50,  9  v. 

Presbyterial  critic  and  monthly  review. 

Conducted  by  S.  Robinson  and  T.  E.  Peck. 
1855-56,  3  V. 

Religious  magazine  and  monthly  review. 

Ed.  by  Rev.  J.  H.  Morison.     1871-73,  6  v. 

JVote.— Continued  as  Unitarian  review  and  religious 
magazine. 

Spirit  of  the  XIX.  century.     By  R.  J. 

Breckinridge.     1842. 

Spirit  of  the  Pilgrims.     1838-80,  8  v. 

Unitarian  advocate.     Ed.  by  Rev.  E.  Q. 

Sewall.     1828-39,  4  v. 

Unitarian  advocate  and  religious  miscel- 
lany. Con  d  ucted  by  an  association  of  gentle- 
men.    1880-33,  6  V. 

Unitarian  miscellany  and  Christian  moni- 
tor.    1821-24,  6  V. 

Unitarian  review.     1887-90,  8  v. 

Unitarian  review  and  religious  magazine. 

Ed.  by  Rev.  C.  Lowe  [and  others].     1874-86, 
36  V. 

Note — Continued  as  Unitarian  review. 

Zeitschrift  fuer  philosophie  und  speku- 

lative  theologie.     1887-90,  98  v.  in  49. 

iVo«e.— Beginning  with  v.  17  tlje  title  is  Zeitschrift 
fuer  philosophie  und  philosophische  krltlli. 

Theology,  Practical. 

See  Piety. 


THEOLOGY,  Study  of 


4427 


THEOPHILTJS 


Theology,  Study  of. 

Herder,  J.  G  von.  Briefe,  das  studiutn 
der  theologie  betreffend.  1853,  3  v.  in  1. 
{Saemmt.  werke,  v.  11,  13.) 

— —  —  Vom  Btudium  der  theologie  und  dem 
christlichen  predigtamt.  1853.  {Saemmt. 
werke,  v.  9.) 

M'Clintock,  J.    Lectures  on  theological 

encyclopaedia  and  methodology.     1873. 

.—  Cavour,  G.  B.,  Conte  dl.  L'easeignemeut  de  la 
th€ul<igle  dans  les  sfimlnalres.  11  pp.  {(Euvre  parle- 
tncniatre,  p.l74.)— Oupln,L.  £.  Methode  pour  4tudler 
la  th§ulogie.  67  pp,  (Mlgne,  3.  P.,  Theol,  cur.  compl.  v. 
26,  p.  1196.)— Hendy,  A.  D.  Classical  learning  suU- 
servlent  to  theologlual  studies.  13  pp.  (Valpy,  A.  J., 
Class.  Journ.  T.  18, 1818,  p.  320.1— Relchel,  C.  P.  Uni- 
versity rejorm  in  relation  to  theological  study.  16  pp. 
(ConUmp.  Rev.  v.  1, 1866,  p.  517.)— Schelling,  F.  W.  J. 
yon.  Ueber  das  studlum  der  theologie.  10  pp. 
(Smmmt.  werke,  abth.  1,  v.  6,  p.  296.)— r/ie  same.  Tr.  from 
the  German  by  E.  S.  Morgan.  9  pp.  {Journ.  Spec. 
Philos.  T.  13, 1879,  p.  190.)— gchleiermacher,  F.  D.  B. 
Eurze  darstellung  des  theoiuglscbeii  atudiums  zuiu 
behut  einleltender  vorlesungen  entworfen.  132  pp. 
{Saemmt.  werke,  abth.  1,  v.  1,  p.  1.}— Sevrall,  E.  Q. 
Clerical  studies.  10  pp.  (O&r.  ^Icom.  v.  22, 1837,  p.278.) 
— Tholnck,  F.  A.  a.  Theological  encyclopaedia 
and  methodology.  113  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  1, 1844, 
pp.  178,  332,  552,  726.) 
^ee  also  Theological  education. 

Theologj  for  the  people.  Henshaw, 
J.  P.  K.  —3334 

Theology  of  Plato.    Ogilvie,J.      —4336 

Theology  of  the  Greek  poets.  Tyler, 
W.  S.  —4336 

Theon,  of  Alexandria.  Freret,  N.  Re- 
marques  sur  le  Canon  astronomique  qui  se  trouve 
dans  Ips  MSS  de  T.  32  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  In- 
script.  Hist.  v.  27,  1761,  p.  121.) 

Theon,  o/Smj/ma.  2  cent.  Expositlo  eorum, 
quae  in  arithnieticis  ad  Platonis  lectionem 
ntilia  sunt.  BuUialdi  interpretationem  Lati- 
uam,  lectionis  diversitatem  suanique,  anno- 
tationem  addidit  J.  J.  de  Gelder.  [Or.] 
Lugduni-Batav.  1837.     8°.  3305 

Bergk,  T.    Theonls  Smyrnaei  Platonicl  liber  de 

astronomia.  Latlne  vertlt  T.  H.  Martin.  6  pp.  (Zeits. 
f.  AUerthumsw.  T.  17, 1850,  p.  174.) 

TheotI,  .lEllus.  4  cent.  Upoyv/ivdo/iaTa ;  S;)fO/lj(r. 
126  pp.    (Walz,  0.,  Blietores  Gr.  v.  1,  p.  137.) 

Theonas,  St.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.     8  cent. 

Epistola  ad  Luclauum  praepositum  cublcularlorura. 
[Gr.elLat.']  3pp.  (Ach§ry,  J.  L.  d',  SpJciiey.  v.  3,  p.  297 ; 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Palrol.  s.  Gr.  v.  10,  p.  1669.)— TAe  same,  tr. 
into  English.  9  pp.  (With  Methodius,  Writings:  Ante- 
Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  14,  p.  431.) 

Theophanes,  Abp.  of  Nicaea.      14  cent. 

Epistulae.  32  pp.  (Mlgn«,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  t.  150, 
p.  287.) 

Theophaiies,  of  Byzantium.    6  cent.    Ex- 

cerpta.  [Gr.  et  Lat.J  4  pp.  {Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  li, 
p.  483.)— Fragmenta.  2  pp.  (Diddt,  A.  F.,  Biblioth. 
gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  270.) 

Theophanes,  of  Mytilene.      B.  C.  1  cent. 

Fragmenta.  5  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm. 
hist.  Gr.  V.  3,  p.  312.)— Sevin,  F.  Recherches  sur  la 
vie  et  sur  les  ouvrages  de  T.  11  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
Acad.  Inscript.  Hilt.  v.  14, 1743,  p.  143.) 

Theophanes,  Cerameus.  See  Cerameus, 
Theophanes. 

Theophanes  (Isaurus),  Chronographus  or 
Confessor.  758-818.  Chronographia,  ab 
anno  mundi  5777  ad  annum  secundum  Alex- 
andrines 6805,  secundum  Romanes  vero 
6331.  Ex  recensione  Joannis  Classeni. 
[Gr.  et  Lot.']  Bonnae.  1839-41.  3  v.  8°. 
{Corpus  script.  Byz.  v.  33-34.)  4384 

Chronographia ;    cui    accedunt   Leonis 

Grammatici,  auctoris  incerti,  Anastasii  bib- 
liothecarii,  historiarum  sui  temporis  o^uae 


supersunt  .  .  .  [Or.  et  Lat.]  Paris,  1861. 
r.  8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  108.) 

—3353 

Chronographia     continuata     [anonymo 

scriptore].  Paris,  1863.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  109.)  —3358 

Theophanes  continuatus  [anonymo  scrip- 
tore]  ex  recognitione  Immanuelis  Bekkerus. 
Bonnae,  1888.  8°.  {Corpus  script.  Byz.  v. 
40.)  4384 

-  Ex  Chronographia.  3  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Ree.  hist, 
Gautes,  v.  6,  p.  187.) 

Vita  et  offlcium.    20  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Gr. 

V.  108,  p.  15.) 

Theophanes.    Cantica  in  Epiphaniae  lu- 

miua.  [Gr.etLat.']  3  pp.  {'Pltia,,il.B.,  Analect.  sacra 
Spicileg.  Solesmensi,  v.  1,  p.  408.) 

Th^ophile  de  Tiand.    See  Yiau ,  T.  de. 

Theophilus,  St.,  of  Adana.  Dasent,  Sir 
G.  W.  [Tr.)  Theophilus  in  Icelandic,  Low 
German,  and  other  tongues.     1845. 

Gautier  de  Coinsy.    Le  miracle  de  Theo- 

phile.     1838. 

SoMMER,  E.  F.    De  Theophili  cum  diabolo 

foedere.     1844. 

Baring-Grould,  8.    In  his  Curious  myths  ot  the 

middle  ages,  p.  028.  8  pp.— Gu^nibault.,  L.  J.  LS- 
gende  du  molne  ThSophlle.  3  pp.  {Rev.  arcttiol. 
1864,  p.  622.)— IlrosTVitlia,  of  Gandersheim.  Lapsus 
et  conversio  Theophili.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Pa/roZ.  s. 
Lat.  V.  137,  p.  llOl.l— Koelbing,  E.  TJeber  die  eng- 
llschen  lassungcn  der  Theophilussage.  41  pp.  {In 
his  Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  geschichte  der  romant.  poesie 
und  prusa  des  mlttelalters,  p.  1.)— Ijateiidorf,  F. 
Zum  Theophilus.  1  p.  (eermanto,  v.  9, 1864,  p.  21ii.)— 
Marbode,  Bp.  of  Rennes.  Hlstorla  Theophili  metrica. 
6  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  171,  p.  1593.)— 
Rutebeuf.  Le  miracle  de  Th^phile.  27  pp.  {(Eu- 
vres  compl.  v.  2,  p.  79.) 

Theophilus,    Bp.    of   Alexandria.    —413. 

Canones;  Eplstolarum  paschaiium  fragmenta  Graeca; 
Epistolae  ad  dlversos;  Fragmenta;  Apophthegmata. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.']  18  pp.  (Migne,  .1.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  66, 
pp.  33,  47,  61,  66,  67.)— Epistolae  IV,  ad  HIeronymum 
de  Origenistis,  ad  Epiphanium  de  iisdem,  ad  eplscopos 
Palaestinos  et  ad  Cyprlos.  8  pp.  (Migne,  J.P.,i'a(ro!. 
s.  £a(.  V.  22,  p.  755.)— Frngmemta.  [Gr.etLat.]  3  pp. 
(Mai,  A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  8,  p.  446.)— Partlculae 
duae.  [Gr.]  2  pp.  {M.al, &.., Patrum  not),  biblioth.  v. i, 
pt.  1,  p.  62.) 

Theophilus,  Bp.  of  Antioch.    —circa  183. 

Writings :  tr.  by  Rev.  B.  P.  Pratten,  Rev. 

Marcus    Dods,    and    Rev.    Thomas    Smith. 

Edinburgh,  1868.     8°.     {Ante-Nicene  Christ. 

iibr.  V.8.)  —3307 
Allegorlarnm  In  Blvangelia  librl  IV.    11  pp. 

(Pitra,  J.  B.,  Analect.  sacra  Spicileg.  SoJesmensi,  v.  2,  p. 

624.) — Contra  Clli'istianae  religionis  calnmnl" 

atores.  ad  Autolycum,  iibri  III.    [Gr.etLat.]    72  pp. 

(Justiuus  Martyr,  St.,  Opera,  1636;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 

s.  Lat.  V.  6,  p.  1023.) 

Theophilus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Caesarea  in  Pales- 
tine. 2cent.  Fragnientumex  epistola  superquaestione 
paschall,  synodi  Caesariensis  nomine  scripla.  [Gr.  et 
Lat.]  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  5,  p.  1369.) 
—Fragment.  1  p.  (WittLactantlus.L.C.F.,  Worts, 
tr.  by  W.  Fletcher,  v.  2,  p.  163 :  Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Libr. 
V.  22.) 

Theophilus,  466ot    Bryce,  G.    Vita  Jus- 

tlnlanl  di  Teoflio  Abate.  35  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  dl  sioria 
patrla,  Archivlo,  v.  10, 1887,  p.  1.37.) 

Theophilus  (ca/ZedaZsoRugerus),Presb2/fer. 
De  diversis  artibus  :  seu  Diversarum  artium 
schedula.  Opera  et  studio  R.  Hendrie.  [Lat. 
and  Eng.]    Londini.  1847.     8°.  —1735 

Diversarum  artium  schedula.    Leipzig, 

1781 ;  repr.  1856.  8°.  (Lessing,  G.  E., 
Saemmt.  schriften,  v.  10.)  —3148 

Schedula  diversarum    artium.    I  band. 

Reyidirter  tejtt,  uebersetzung  und  appendix 


THE0PHILU8 


4428 


THEOPHYLACTUS 


von  Albert  Ilg .. .  Wien,1874.  8°.  (Eitel- 
berg  von  Edelberg,  R.  von,  Quellens.  f.  kunnt- 
geschichte.  v.  7.)  —1754 

Bordler,  H.,  and  others.    Surle  molr.e  Th6ophile, 

auleur  de  laScheduladl\eisaruiii  anlum.  4pp.  (Soc. 
antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1879,  p.  214;  with  Mim.  v.  40, 
1879.) 

Theophilus  Anglicanus,  pseud.  See  Words- 

vporth.  C. 
Theopliilus  Insulanus.  pseud.  SeeMacleod. 
Tlieopbilus,  of  Athens,  comic  poet.    Frag- 

menla.    [Gr.]    4  pp.    {DMot,  A.  F.,  Siblioth.  gr.  Poel. 

comic,  p.  627 ;  Rock,  K.  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 

p.  473;  Melneke,  J.  A.  r.  A.,  Fragm.  Gr.  y.  3,  p.  626.) 

Theopliilns,    of  Edessa.     [Vita.]     S   pp. 

(AsseiiiaDl,  G.  S.T  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  D21.) 

Tlieophilus     (Protospatharius).      7    cent. 

Depl  ovptav  ^ipxiov ;  Uepi  5ia;((Dp7}/xaTui'.  35  pp.  (Ideler, 
J.  L.,  I'hyg.  et  med.  Gr.  min.  v.  1,  pp.  261,  397.) 

Tlieopllilus.  Martyrdom  of  Habib  the 
deaoou.  [Si/r.  and  Eng.]  14  pp.  (Curetou,  W.,  And. 
Syriac  doc.  p.  72.) 

Tbeopbiliis,    Sergius,    and     Ilyginns, 

J/onfc.s.  Vila  S.  Macarii  Eon.-anl  servi  Del,  qui  iuYeutus 
est  justa  Faradisum.  7  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.^  Fatrol.  s. 
Lat.  V.  73,  p.  416.) 

TheoplirastuH,  ofEresus.  Circa  B.  C.  374- 
drca  B.  C.  286.  Opera,  quae  supersunt  omnia 
Graeca  recensuit,  Latine  interpretatus  est, 
indices  rerum  et  verborum  absolutissimos 
adjecit  F.  Wimmer.  Parisiis,  1866.  r.  8°. 
{DiAot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.)  3262 

Contents.  De  animi  defectlone. — Hxcerpta  et 
frBfrmenta.— De  igi>e. — De  lapiclilius.— De  lassi- 
tndine. —  Itletapliysica.  —  De  nervorum  reso- 
lutioiie.— De  odoribiis. — De  causls  plantariim. 
— Historla  plantarum. — Relatio  critica. — De  seiisit 
et  senslbllibus.  —  De  sigiiis  tenipestatuin.  —  De 
sudore. — De  ventis. — De  vertigiiie. — Indices. 

Characteres ;    Marcus    Antoninus.  Com- 

mentarii ;  Epictetus,  Dissertationes  ab  Arri- 
ano  literis  mandatae,  fragmenta  et  enchiri- 
dion cum  commentario  SimpHcii ;  Cebetes, 
Tabula  •,  Maximus  Tyrius,  Dissertationes. 
Gr.  et  Lat.  cum  indicibus  .  .  .  Emendavit 
Fred.  Duebner.  Parisiis,  1843.  r.8°-  (Didot, 
A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.)  3263 

Characters,  vpith  a  strictly  literal  tr.  of 

the  Greek  into  Latin,  and  with  notes  and 
observations  on  the  text  in  English  ...  by 
the  late  R.  Newton.    Oxford,  1754.   8°.    1345 

Characters.  An  English  tr.  from  a  re- 
vised text,  with  introduction  and  notes,  by 
R.  C.  Jebb.     London,  1870.     p.  8°.  3367 

Caracteres.    Tr.  du   grec  par  J.  de  La 

Bruyere,  avec  des  additions  et  des  notes 
nouvelles,  par  J.  G.  Schweighaeuser.  Paris, 
1824.  8°.  (La  Bruyere,  J.  de,  Caractires. 
V.  3.)  1254 

— —  Caracteres.  Tr.  du  grec,  avec  les  Carac- 
teres ou  les  moeurs  de  ce  siecle,  par  La 
Bruyere.  Paris,  1854.  3  v.  16°.  {Biblioth. 
Elzivir.)  —1148 

Caracteres.  Tr.  du  grec,  avec  les  Carac- 
teres ou  les  moeurs  de  ce  siecle,  par  La 
Bruyere.  Paris,  1865.  8°.  {La  Bruyere, 
J.  de,  CEuvres,  v.  1.)  —1142 

Extracts  from  some  of  the  lost  works  of  T.    4  pp. 

(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  40, 1829,  p.  332.)— Liber  de 
lapldllins.  {Gr.  el  Lat.]  46  pp.  (With  Boot,  A., 
Gemmarum  et  lapidum  7as(oria.)— Notatlones  morum. 
44  pp.  (Gale,  T.,  Opusc.  myth.  phyt.  et  eth.  p.  667.)— Ex 
Opxscnllg.  1  p.  (Bouquet,  M.jiJec.  Ms(.  Gaute.T.l, 
p.  664.) 

Peiscianus  Lydus.    Quae  extant  Meta- 

phrasie  in  Theophrastum  et  Solutionum  ad 


Chosroem  liber  .  .  .  ed.  P.  By  water.  [Gr.] 
1886.  (Aristoteles,  Comment,  in  Or.  Supp. 
V.  1,  pt.  3.) 

Characters,  tr.  by  Francis  Howell.    8  pp.    (Rev. 

of  In  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  29,  1824,  p.  214.)— 
Cobet,  C.  a.  Ad  Theophrasti  Characteres.  29  pp. 
(Mvemosyne,  u.s.  v.2. 1874,  ji.34.)— Theophrasti  Charac- 
teres e  ctidice  Palatlno-Vaticano  OX  accurallssime  ex- 
press!. 29  pp.  (Mnemosyne,  v.  8,  1RB9,  p.  BIO.I— Sleiirg, 
J.  Lectiones  Theophrasteae,  In  qulbus  eoruni  libro- 
rum,  qui  supersunt,  ioca  aliquot  emendanturJ  8  pp. 
(  Opera  omnia,  v.  4,  p.  117  ;  Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq. 
V.  10,  p.  647.)- Theophrastus  sive  de  illlus  librls,  qui 
injuria  temporls  interciderunt.  20  pp.  (Operaomnia, 
T.  4,  p.  77;  Gronovius,  J.,  Thes.  Gr.  antiq.  v.  10,  p.  621.) 
—Petersen,  C.  Theophrasti  Eresii  Opera.  Ed.  F. 
Wimmer.  4  pp.  [Zeits.  f.  AUherthvmsw.  v.  14,  1847,  p. 
84.)— Rlbbeck,  O.  Kritlsche  bemerkungen  zu  deu 
Charaklereu  des  T.  18  pp.  {Rheinisch.  mus.  n.  s.  v.  25, 
1870,  p.  129.)— Rocliefort.  G.  D.  de.  Observations 
sur  I'ouvrage  de  T.  intitule  Caracteres  moraux.  9  pp. 
(Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  46, 1793,  p.  174.) 
—  XJsener,  H.  Zu  Theophrast's  nietaphyslschem 
bruehstupck.  23  pp.  (Rheiniscli..  mvs.  v.  s.  v.  16,1861, 
p.  259.1— Zcller,  E.  Der  pseudophllonlsche  berlcht 
ueberT.  11)  pp.  (Weraies,  v.lB,  1880,  p.l37.)— Der  strelt 
Theophrasts  gegen  Zeno  ueber  die  ewlgkelt  der  welt, 
8  pp.     (Hermes,  v.  11, 1876,  p.  422.) 

Iia  Brny&re,  J.  de.     Dlsoours    sur   T.     24   pp. 

{(Euvres,  V.  1,  p.  9.) 

Tlieophylacias, Deacon.  Scent.  Epistolae 

II  ad  lioulfaclum  Moguntluum  eplscopum.  2  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p.  782.) 

Tlieopliylactns,  .^&p.  of  Bulgaria,  —circa 
1113.  Opera  quae  reperiri  potuerunt  omnia. 
Accedit  J.  F.  Mariae  Bern,  de  Rubeis  disser- 
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{Correspondant,  v.  38, 1866,  p.  938;  v.  42,  1867,  p.  298.)— 
Le  premier  empire  et  son  hlstnrlen.  26  pp.  {Corres- 
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{Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1849,  n.  p6r.  v.  2,  p.  59.)— Venillot, 
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Laya,  a.    Etudes  historiques  sur  la  vie 

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Le  Goff,  F.      Life  of   Louis  Adolphe 

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Simon,  J.  F.  S.  S.,  dit  J.    Gouvernement 

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The  same  in  English.     1879,  2  v. 

Thiers,  Guizot,  Reniusat.     1885. 

— -  Castelar,  E.  Adolphe  Thlei'a.  B5  pp.  (In  his  Lite 
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(Rev.  d,  deux  mondes,  1845,  n.  s.  v.  9,  p.  209.)— M.  A. 
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N.  W.  Conversations  with  T.  40  pp.  (Forln.  Bev.  n.  s. 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  43,  1838,  p.  311. 

Thiersant,  P.  Dabry  de.     See  Dabry  de 

ThlerscUiBernhard(.E?d.)  1794-1855.  Aris- 
tophanis  Thesmophoriazusae.  See  Aristo- 
phanes {in  supplement). 

Thiersch,  Friedrich  Wilhelm  {Ed.)  1784- 
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— -  Burnouf,  J.  L.  Critique  llttSralre :  SystSme  per- 
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Thiersch,      Heinrich      "Wilhelm      Josias. 

Thiersch  as  a  theologian  and  a  critic.  38  pp.  (London 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 1854,  p.  1.) 

Thiersch,  Karl.    1833—.    On  the  clinical 

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substitution  ot  salicylic  tor  carbolic  acid.  106  pp. 
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Thier'  und   pflanzengeographle  im 

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Thiery  de  MenonTille,  Nicolas  Joseph. 

1739-80.  Travels  to  Guaxaca,  1777.  124  pp.  (Plnk- 
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Thietmar.    See  Dithmar. 

Thietpald,  of  Tegernsee.    11  cent.    Epistola 

ad  S.  Adelbertiim  Frusslensla  eccleslae  eplscopum. 
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...  in  and  about  London,  and  other  places 
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Anto-biograpliy  of  thieves.  21pp.  (Am.Quart. 

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a  plan  to  suppress  the  bualuess  of  thieving.  11  pp. 
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See  also  Banditti. —  Brigandage. —  Highvray- 
man.— Robbers. 

Thijni,  P.  P.  M.  Alberdingk.  De  gestichten 
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Thilo,  Christfried  Albert.  Kurze  pragmat- 
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Thilo,  Georg  Christian.  1831—.  Quaes- 
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Servii    Grammatici    in  Vergilii    Georg. 

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3353 

Thilo,  JohannKarl(i?d.)  1794-1853.  Codex 
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manusoriptis,  maxime  Gallicanis,  Germani- 
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et  prolegomenis  illustratus  opera  et  studio. 
[Arah.^Gr.etLat]  Lipsiae,  1833.  8°-   —1316 

Thilrode,  J.  de.    See  Jean  de  Thielrode. 

Thimbles.  Cuming,  H.  S.  On  thimbles. 
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Thiinon,  St..,  Abp.  of  Salzburg.    Heinrich, 

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Things  as  they  are ;  or,  the  adventures  of 
Caleb  Williams.     Godwin,  W.    3  v.        1305 

Things  diTine  and  supernatural.  Browne, 
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Things  in  general.    30  pp.    {Blachwood^s 

Mag.  V.  60, 1846,  p.  625.) 

Things  new  and  old.    Spencer,  J.     1331 
Things   not   generally  known.      See 

Timbs,  J.,  Curiosities  of  science. 
Things  of  the  day.    81  pp.    (Blackwood^s 

Mag.  V.  51,  1842,  pp.  141,  398,  506,  621,  782.) 

Things  slowly  learnt.  Concerning.  16  pp. 

Boyd,  A.  K.  H.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  03, 1861,  p.  670.) 

Things  we  don't  know.   9  pp.    (i^aser's 

Mag.  V.  28,  1813,  p.  269.) 

Thinking,  On.    MuUany,  Brother  Azarias. 

—1454 
See  also  Thought  and  thinking. 

Thiofridus.    See  Th6ofroi. 
Thionville,  France.    Siege  et  prinse  de  T., 

par  M.  le  Duo  de  Guise  (1658).  12  pp.  (Lataist,  L., 
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G.  F.  Eecherches  sur  I'Stymologle  des  noms  de  lieu 
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Thira,  ij/dia.   Kerameus,  A.  P.   Inschriften 

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Third  gallery  of  portraits.  Gilfillau, 
G.  2247 

Third  Haven.  Friend's  Meeting  House. 
Commemorative  exercises  of  the  200  anni- 
versary.    Easton,  Md.,  1884.    8°.         —3274 

Third  or  transition  period  of  musical 
history.     Hullah.J.  P.  —2744 

Third  Plenary  conncil.   See  Baltimore. 

Third  West  fork  light  infantry.  See 
First  Regiment  of  militia. 

Thirlwall;  Connop,  Bp.  of  St.  David^s. 
1797-1875.  History  of  Greece.  London, 
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Remains  literary  and  theological.     Ed. 

by  J.  J.  Stewart  Perowne.  London,  1877-78. 
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Contents.  Ancaeus,  v.  3.— Speech  on  the  Atliaix- 
asian  creed,  v.  3.— Cliarges,  t.  1, 2. — Notes  on  con- 
temporary questions,  V.  3.— Diocesan  synods, 

V.   3 Xlpiscopal  meeting   ot  1867,  v.  3.— On  the 

alleged  connection  between  the  early  history  of 
Greece  and  Assyria,  v.  3.— Kannibal's  passage 
over  tlie  Alps,  v.  3.  — Xrisli  cliiircb,  v.  3.  — Dis- 
abilities of  the  Jews,  v.  3,— Letters,  v.  3.— niemnon, 
V.  3.— Death  of  Faclies,  v.  3.— Philip  ot  Theangela, 
V.  3. — Inaugural  address  to  the  Pliilosopliical  In- 
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revision  of  tlie  Bible,  delivered  In  the  Upper 
House  ot  Convocation,  Teb.  10,1870;  Two  letters  to  the 
editor  ot  the  Rock,  occasioned  by  the  foregoing  speech ; 
Other  speeches  on  the  revision  of  the  Bible,  v.  3. — 
Present  state  of  relations  between  science  and 
literature,  V.  3.— Sermons,  v.  3.— On  the  irony  of 
Sophocles,  V.  3. — Speeches  and  addresses,  v.  3. 
— On  some  traditions  relating  to  the  submersion 
of  ancient  cities,  v.  3.— On  the  position  ot  Susa, 
V.  3.— Index,  v.  1-3. 

Letters.    15  pp.    {^ey.ot  la  Blackwood's  Mag.  y. 131, 

1882,  p.  189.) 

Connop   Thlrlwall.    36  pp.    {Sdin.  Ren.  v.  143, 

1876,  p.  281.) 

Thirteenth,  The :  a  tale  of  doom.    11  pp. 

[Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  54, 1843,  p.  165.) 

Thirteenth  jnror.  The.    4  pp.    {Sarper''s 

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Thirty-live  years  of  a  dramatic  author's 
life.     Fitzball,  E., psewd.  for  E.  Ball.    3  v. 

4702 
Thirty  tlasks,  The.    37  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  12, 183B,  pp.  408,  606.) 

Thirty-nine   articles.     See  Church  of 

England. 
Thirty-one  to  fifteen.    1  p.    (Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.  60,  1854,  p.  400.) 

Thirty -seven  hundred  and  fifty-eight. 

67  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  44,  1879,  p.  689;  v.  46,  1880, 
pp.  1,  146.) 

Thirty  years:  being  poems,  new  and  old. 
Craik,  Mrs.  D.  M.  M.  1397 

Thirty  years  at  sea.    Shippen,  E.     1447 

Thirty  years  in  the  Harem.  Melek- 
Hanum.  5883 

Thirty  years'  mnsical  recollections. 
Chorley,  H.  F.     2  v.  —2746 

Thirty  years  of  army  life  on  the  border. 
Marcy,  Maj.-Gen.  R.  B.  2475 

Thirty  years  of  foreign  policy.  Mack- 
night,  T.  —1335 

Thirty  years  of  Paris  and  of  my  literary 
life.     Daudet,  A.  1607 

Thirty  years'  view.    Benton,  T.  H.    2  v. 

—1343 


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Geroeeer,  A.  F.    GustavAdolph,  koenig 

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Geimoard,  p.  H.,   Comte  de.     Histoire 

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Helbig,  K.  G.     Gustav  Adolf,  und  die 

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THOLUCK 


—  RiTTER,  M.    Gruendung  der  Union,  1598- 
1608.     1870.    [Briefe  u.  acten  des  dOjaehr. 
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]en,H.  L.  von,  6e7i.—Europe,flisiori/.— Ferdinand 
I,  II,  Emperois   of  Serman^.— Germany,  History.— 


Gusta-vng  Adolphus.— Mansfeld,  E.,  Qraf  zu. — 
Maximilian  I,  Elector  of  Satiaria.— Richelieu,  A,  J, 
du  P.,  Cardinal,  Due  de.— Tilly,  J.  T.— Walienstein, 
A.W.  E.,  etc.  Also  names  of  cities;  as,  Eger.— -Frei- 
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Thomas,  of  Heraclea,  Bp.  of  Oermanieia. 

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Thomas,  Nestorian  Bp.  in  India.     [Notitia.] 

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Thomas  I,  Bp.  of  Yorh.    1027-1100.    Epis- 

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Thomas,  of  Woodstock,  Duke  of  Olocester, 

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Thomias,  Count  of  Flanders  and  Hainaut. 

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Thomas  Kuli  Khan.    See  Nadir  Shah. 
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Thomas,  of  Celano.     13  cent.     Prosa  de 

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(Hayden,  F.  V.,  (7.  S.  Geol.  mrv.  of  Montana,  1871,  p.  2U6.) 

Thomas,  Mrs.  Cyrus.     Bibliography  of  the 

earthwoi'ks  of  Ohio.  81  pp.  {Ohio  Archaiol.  and  Hist. 
Quart.  V.  1,  pp.  69,  191,  272.) 

Thomas,  Rev.  David  Richard.    1834—.    Ar- 

wystil-Inqulsltions.  4  pp.  (Powys-land  Oluh,  Coll. 
V.  1,  p.  253.) 

Thomas,  Ebenezer  Smith.  1780-1844.  Rem- 
iniscences of  the  last  65  years,  commencing 
with  the  battle  of  Lexington,  also  sketches 
of  his  own  life  and  times.  Hartford,  1840. 
2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dem.  Rev.  v.  8, 1840,  p. 
326.)  3895 

Thomas,  Edith  Matilda.   1854—.   Demeter's 

search.  2  pp...  {Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  47,  18S1,  p.  696.) — 
Harvest  noon.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  48,  1881, 
p.  321.)— Poems  from  a  scrap-book.  2  pp.  {Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  22,  1881,  p.  236.)-Pyrrlius'  ring.  1  p. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  T.  48,  1881,  p.  831.) 

Thomas,  Edward.  1813—.  Chronicles  of 
the  Pathan  kings  of  Dehli,  illustrated  by- 
coins,  inscriptions,  and  other  antiquarian 
remains.    London,  1871.    8°.  3443 

Revenue  resources  of  the  Mughal  empire 

in  India,  from  A.  D.  1593  to  A.  D.  1707.  A 
supplement  to  the  Chronicles  of  the  Pathan 
kings  of  Dehli.    London,  1871.    8°  3443 

Numismatic  and  other  antiquarian  illus- 
trations of  the  rule  of  the  Sassanians  in 
Persia,  A.  D.  326  to  653.    London,  1873.     8°. 

2765 

Ancient  Indian  weights.    74  pp.  2  pi.    (In  his  Inter- 

nat.  numlsmal.  orient,  v.  1,  pt.  1.)— Sfili  and  Gupta 
coins.  62  pp.  1  pi.  (Burgess,  J.,  Archaeol.  surv.  of 
Western  India,  v.  2,  p.  18.) 

[Ed.)    International  numismata  orienta- 

lia.    London,  1878-81.    2  v.  fo.  3782 

Thomas,  Ernest  Chester  {Ed.)  Library 
Association  of  the  United  Kingdom.  Trans- 
actions and  proceedings.  See  Library  Asso- 
ciation, etc. 

Thomas,  Francis.    Political  portraits.  No. 

XXVI.  Francis  Thomas,  ot  Maryland.  4  pp.  (i>«m. 
Bev.  V.  9,  1841,  p.  362.) 

Thomas,  Francis  Sheppard.  1794-1857. 
Hand-book  to  the  public  records.  London, 
1853.     8°.     (Gt.  Bnt.  Record  comm.)    —3354 

Historical    notes,    1509-1714.      London, 

1856.     3  V.  8°.  1578 

Contents.  [X3ngland]  coRijirlslng  Henry  YIII  to 
Anne  Inclusive,  v.  1,  2. — Comprising  notes  relating  to 
Scotland  and  Ireland,  and  lists  ot  treaties  with 
all  countries,  v.  3. 

Thomas,  Frederick  William.  1811-66.  John 
Randolph,  of  Roanoke,  and  other  sketches 


of  character,  including  William  Wirt,  to 
gether  with  tales  of  real  life.  Phila.  1853 
13°.  3706 

Contents.  A  chapter  of  accidents)  the  authoress 
of  "  Constancy."— Bev.  Henry  B.  Bascom.— Obanges 
In  our  cities.— Sholjal  Vail  Clevengcr,  the  sculptor. 
— A  frolic  among  the  lawyers.- The  late  Charles 
Hammond, of  Ciucluiiatl. — Visit  to  Simon  Kenton, 
the  last  of  the  pioneers.  —  Mary  M*Intyre  has 
arrived. — Development  of  mind  and  character. — 
The  missionary's  convert. — My  Aunt  Betsy. — 
'*  Old  Kcntuck,"  a  true  story.— Old  Nat.  a  fact. — 
FoTvell,  the  artist.— John  Randolph,  of  Bnanoke. 
— The  unsummoned  witness.— Life  in  WasH- 
Ington.— Death  of  Mr.'Weljgter.- William  'Wirt. 

Thomas,  Gabriel.  17  cent.  Historical  and 
geographical  account  of  the  province  and 
country  of  Pensilvania ;  and  of  West-New- 
Jersey  in  America.     London,  1698.     p.  8°. 

3577 

Thomas,  Georg  Martin  (Ed.)  1817—.  De 
passagiis  in  Terram  Sanctam.  Excerpta  ex 
chronologia  magna  codicis  Latini  CCCXCIX 
bibliothecae  ad  D.  Marci  Venetiarum.  Au- 
spice Societate  Illustrandis  Orientis  Latini 
Monumentis.     Venetiis,  1879.     el.  fo.      3103 

(Ed.)    Urkunden  zur  aelteren  handels- 

und  staats-geschichte  derRepublikVenedig. 
See  Tafel,  G.  L.  F.,  and  Thomas,  G.  M.  (Eds.) 

Thomas,  George.     Davenport,  R.  A.    In  his 

Lives  of  individuals,  p.  97.    B6  pp. 

Thomas,  Maj.-Gen.  George  Henry.  John- 
son, Brig.-Gen.  R.  W.  Memoir  of  Maj.-Gen. 
George  H.  Thomas.     1881. 

Garfield,  J.  A.    Gen.  G.  H.  Thomas:  his  life  and 

character.  31pp.  (fToris,  v.  1,  p.  643.)— Slianks,  W. 
r.  G.  EeooUeotlons  ot  T.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 
1865,  p.  754.) 

Thomas,  Hubert.     16  cent.    Historia  sediti- 

onls  riisticanae;  De  gestis  Franclsci  k  Sicklngen.  24 
pp.    (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v.  3,  pp.  2S3,  296.) 

Thomas,  Isaiah,  Z,L.Z).  1749-1831.  History 
of  printing  in  America.  With  a  biography 
of  printers,  and  an  account  of  newspapers. 
Albany,  1874.  2  v.  8°-  (Am.  Antiq.  Soc. 
Trans,  v.  5,  6.)  1733 

Bnrnslde,  S.  M.  Memoir  of  T.  14  pp.  (Am.  An- 
tlq. Soo.  Trans,  v.  2,  1836,  p.  xvil.)— Tbomas,  B.  F. 
Memoir  of  T.  71  pp.  (Thomas,  L,  Hist,  of  printing  in 
Am.  v.  1,  1874,  p.  xvli:  Am.  Antiq.  Soc.  Trans,  v.  5.) — 
Kemoval  ot  the  tomb  of  T.,  June  24,  1378.  14  pp. 
(Antiquarian papers,  p.  65.) 

Thomas,  J.  N.     The  man  whom  everybody 

snubhed.    7  pp.    (.Harper's  Mag.  v.  38, 1869,  p.  121.) 

Thomas,  J.  P.  (Ed.)  Carolina  tribute  to 
Calhoun.    Columbia,  1857.     8°.  3773 

Contents.  Allston,  E.  F.  W.  Eulogy  on  John  0. 
Calhoun.— Barn^vell,  W.  H.  Sermon  delivered  in 
St.  Peter's  Church,  Charleston,  on  Sunday,  April  7, 
1850 ;  on  the  occasion  of  the  death  of  the  Hon.  John  C. 
Calhoun. — Butler,  C.  M.  Sermon  preached  in  the 
Senate  Chamber,  April  2, 1850,  at  the  funeral  of  the 

Hon.  John  C.  Calhoun Colt,  J.  C.    Eulogy  on  the 

life,  character,  and  public  services  of  the  Hon.  John 
C.  Calhoun. — Report  of  the  Committee  of  Twenty- 
live.— Hammond,  J.  H.  Oratlon'on  the  life,  char- 
acter, and  services  of  John  C.  Calhoun.— Henry,  R. 
Eulogy  on  the  late  Hon.  John  Caldwell  Calhoun. — 
Proceedings  in  the  House  of  Representatives. — 
Hutchinson,  T.  L.  Narrative  of  the  f  uueral  honors 
paid  to  the  Hon.  J.  C.  Calhoun,  at  Charleston,  S.  0.— 
Miles,  J.W.  Discourse  on  the  occasion  of  the  funeral 
of  theHon.  John  O.Calhouu.— Proceedings  of  the  Sew 
York  Historical'  Society  on  the  occasion  of  the 
death  of  Mr.  Calhoun.— Resolutions  ot  the  Ne-w  Torlc 
Ijegislatnre.  — Palmer.  B.  M.  Discourse  on  the 
occasion  of  the  death  of  Hon.  John  0.  Calhoun.— Reso- 
lutions of  the  Legislature  of  Pennsylvania  relative 
to  the  death  of  the  Hon.  John  0.  Calhoun.— Porcher, 
F.  A.  Eulogy  on  the  late  Hon.  John  C.  Calhoun.— 
Porter,  W.  D.  Oration  delivered  before  the  Calhoun 
Monument  Association  ot  the  military  and  fire  depart- 


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menta  of  Charleston,  upon  their  1  celebration,  In 
honor  of  the  hlrth-day  of  Calhoun.— Rkett,  B.  B. 
Oration  before  the  Legislature  of  South  Carolina.— 
RIon,  J.  H.  Eulogy  on  Hon.  J.  C.  Calhoun.— Rivers, 
W.  J.  Ode.— Seabrook,  Oov.  W.  B.  Message  to  the 
Legislature.- Proceedings  In  the  Senate  of  the  D.  S. 
In  relation  to  the  death  of  Hon.  John  Caldwell  Calhoun. 
—Smith,  W.  Discourse.  The  rectitude  of  Divine  ad- 
ministration: a  discourse  suggested  by  the  death  of 
Hon.  J.  C.  Calhoun.— ThornvFell,  J.  H.  Sermon,  on 
occasion  of  the  death  of  Hon.  John  C.  Calhoun. — 
Whiyte,  A.    Eulogy. 

Thouias,  James.    16  cent.    Second  voyage 

to  Barbary  in  the  year  1S52,  by  Capt.  Thomas  Wind- 
ham.   2  pp.    (Green,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  140.) 

Thomas,  James  Grey,  M.  D.  1835—.  Den- 
gue. 18  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6, 
p.  136.) 

Thomas,  Jesse  Burgess,  D.  D.  1832—. 
Significance  of  the  historic  element  in  scripture.  56 
pp.  (Cook,  F.  J.,  and  others,  Christ  and  modern  thought, 
p.  229:  Boston  Mortday  lectures.) 

and  Barton,  James  L.  Statistics  con- 
corning  Chicago.    22  pp.  (Fergus  Hist.  S.  No.  18,  p.  176.) 

Thomas,  Maj.-Oen.  John.     Headley,  J.  T. 

Maj. -Gen.  Thomas.  2  pp.  (ire  Ms  Washington  and  his 
generals,  v.  2,  p.  321.) 

Thomas,  Joseph,  M.  D.  1811—.  Complete 
pronouncing  medical  dictionary:  embracing 
the  terminology  of  medicine  and  the  liindred 
sciences,  with  their  signification,  etymology, 
and  pronunciation.  With  an  appendix. 
Phila.  1886.     8°.  1153 

Universal  pronouncing  dictionary  of  bi- 
ography and  mythology.  Phila.  1870.  3  v. 
r.  8°-  ■  L.91 

Contents. 
Aa-Hywell,  v.  1.  laochus-Zype,  v.  2. 

and  Baldwin,  Thomas.  Complete  pro- 
nouncing gazetteer,  or  geographical  diction- 
ary of  the  world.     Phila.  1862.     8°.       L.IU 

The  same.    New  ed.    Phila.  1880.    r.  8°. 

E.71 
Thomas,  Joshua.     Bradford,  A.    Memoir 

of  T.     6  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  10,  1343,  p.  1.) 

Thomas,  Rev.  Josiah.  Address  to  a  meeting 
holden  at  the  Town  Hall,  in  the  city  of  Bath,  Dec.  1, 
1817,  for  the  purpose  of  forming  a  church  missionary 
society  in  that  city.  11  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  11,  1818, 
p.  213.) 

Thomas,  Karl.  Spinoza  als  metaphysiker, 
vom  standpunkte  der  historischen  kritik. 
Koenigsberg,  1840.     8°.  —1454 

Thomas,  Lawrence  Buckley.  1848—.  Ge- 
nealogical notes  :  containing  the  pedigree 
of  the  Thomas  family  of  Maryland.  Balti- 
more, 1877.    4°.  3773 

Thomas,  Margaret.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  CO. 
Margaret  Thomas.  2  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female  artists, 
V.  2,  p.  2S9.) 

Thomas,  Philip  Francis.  Portraits  in  pen 
and  pencil.  Philip  Francis  Thomas.  7  pp.  {Dem. 
Bev.  V.  27,  1850,  p.  74.)— Sumner,  C.  Loyalty  In  the 
Senate:  admission  of  a  senator.  Remarks  in  the 
Senate,  Feb.  31, 1863.    13  pp.    ( Worhs,  v.  12,  p.  257.) 

Thomas,  Phillippe.    Eecherches  stratigra- 

phlques  et  paliontologlques  sur  quelques  formations 
d'eau  douce  de  TAlgirie.  51  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  g6ol.  do 
France,  il6m.  3  s.  1884,  v.  3.) 

Thomas,  Pierre,  Seigneur  du  Fosse.    Nice- 

ron,  J.  P.  M6m.  des  bommes,  v.  41. 
Thomas,  Ralph  (Olphar  Hamst,  pseud,) 
Handbook  of  fictitious  names :  being  a  guide 
to  authors,  chiefly  in  the  lighter  literature 
of  the  19  century,  who  have  written  under 
assumed  names.    London,  1868.     8°.     L.103 

Martyr  to  bibliography:  a  notice  of  the 

life  and  works  of  Joseph-Marie  Querard, 
bibliographer.    London,  1867.    8°.         5813 


Thomas,  Sidney  Gilchrist.  .  Jeans,  W.  T. 

Mr.  S.  G.  Thomas.  18  pp.  {In  his  Creators  of  the  age 
of  steel,  p.  300.) 

Thomas,    Theodore.      Hassard,   J.    R.    G. 

Theodore  Thomas.  9  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 
1875,  p.  458.) 

Thomas,  W.  W.,  Jr.    A  week  in  a  dug-out. 

13  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  63, 1881,  p.  823.) 
Thomas,  William  Cave,  1830—.  Mural  or 
monumental  decoration  :  its  aims  and  meth- 
ods, comprising  fresco,  encaustic,  water- 
glass,  mosaic,  oil  painting.  With  an  appen- 
dix. London,  n.  d.  8°-  '  —1736 
Thomas,  William  Moy.    1828—.     Memoir 

of  Collins.  66  pp.  (Collins,  W.,  Pnel.  works,  p.  Ix.)— 
Memoir  of  Lady  Mary  Wortley  montagu.  48  pp. 
(Montagu,  Lady  M.  P.  W.,  Letters,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Thomas  it,  Becket,  St.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
bury. 1117-70.  Opera  omnia  juxta  editi- 
onem  J.  A.  Giles.  Parisiis,  1854.  r.  8°, 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lot.  v.  190.)   —2393 

Contents.  AXa,n,Ahl)ot  of  TewTceslmry.  SanctlThomae 
vita.- Benedict,  Ahbot  of  Peterborough^  Sanctl  Tho- 
mae  vita. — Docmnenta  Hlatorica  quae  ad  Sanctum 
Thomam  Cautuariensem  pertinent. — SSIias,  of  Eves- 
ham. Sanctl  Thomae  vita.  —  Kplstolae;  Variorum 
ad  S.  Thomam  epistolae  et  alios.- Fitz-Steplien,  W. 
Vita  et  passio  Sancti  Thomae.— Giles,  J.  A.   Praefatlo. 

— Grim,  E.,  of  Canterbury.     Sancti  Thomae  vita 

Henry,  Abbot,  and  Roger,  Monk,  of  Croyland.  Sanctl 
Thomae  vita. — HymnuH  de  Sancto  Thoma.— John, 
of  Salisbury,  Bp.  of  Chartres.  Sanctl  Thomae  vita. — 
liangtou,  S.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  Tractatus  de  trans- 
latlone  beatl  Thomae.— Passio  Sanctl  Thomae,  auc- 
tore  anonymo  Lambethleusi;  Passio  Sancti  Thomae, 
auctore  anonymo.— Roger,  o/ Porehjrej'.  SanctlTho- 
mae vita.— Sanctl  Thomae  vita.  Auctore  anonymo; 
Vita  et  passio  Sanctl  Thomae.  Auctore  anonymo; 
Vita  Sanctl  Thomae,  ab  anonymo  quodam  scrlptore 
ex  allorum  scrlptls  compilata. — Vitae  Lansdownl- 
anae  fraamenta;  Vitae  S.  Thomae  tabula  chrono- 
logica. — IVilliain,  of  Canterbury.  Sanctl  Thomae 
vita. 

Epistolae,  et  aliorum  nunc  primum  in 

'  Anglia  ope  codicum  manuscriptorum  post 

lupum  auctius  editae,  ab  J.  A.  Giles. 
Oxonii,  1845.     3  v.  8°.  —3316 

Xlpistolae.    280  pp.   (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  Gaules, 

V.  16,  p.  208.) 

Bbkker,  I.    Leben  des  h.  Thomas  von 

Canterbury,  altfranzoesisch.     1838. 

iVo(e.— Also  in  Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Abhandl,  1838, 
p.  25;  1844,  p.  43. 

Benedict,  Abbot  of  Peterborough.     Life 

and  miracles  of  St.  Thomas  of  Canterbury. 
iLat.l    1850.   '{Caxton Soo.) 

Etienne,  E.    Vie  Saint  Thomas  le  martir, 

poeme  historique  du  XII  siicle.  Compose 
par  Gamier  de  PontSainte-Maxence.  Etude 
historique,  litteraire,  et  philologique.     1888. 

Fitz-Stephen,  W.    Vita  Sancti  Thomae 

archiepiscopi  et  martyris.  1723.  (Sparke, 
J.,  Hist.  Anglic,  script,  varii.) 

The  same.  1845.  (Giles,  J.  A.,  Vita  S. 
Thomae,  v.  1.) 

The  same.  1854.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  190.) 

Feoude,  J.  A.    Life  and  times  of  Thomas 

Becket.     1878. 

Note.— AlBO  in  Nineteenth  Cent,  v,  1, 1877,  pp.  548,  843 ; 
V.  2,  1877,  pp.  15,  217,  389,  669. 

Giles,  J.  A.    Life  and  letters  of  Thomas 

a  Becket.     1846,  3  v. 

{Ed.)    Vita  8.  Thomae  Cantuariensis 

Archiepiscopi  et  martyris  ab  auctoribus  con- 
temporaneis.    1845,  3  v. 


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—  MAGiNfesoN,  E.  (Ed.)  Thomas  Saga  Er- 
kibyskups.  Life  of  Abp.  Thomas  Becket, 
in  Icelandic  .  .  .  with  Eng.  tr.  1875-83,  3  v. 
(Qt.  Brit.  Bolls  chron.) 

—  Meyer,  M.  P.  H.  (Ed.)  Fragments  d'une 
vie  de  Saint  Thomas  de  Canterbury  en  vers 
aocouples.    1885.    (Soc.  des  ana.  textes  fr.) 

—  Robert,  of  Gloucester.  Life  and  martyr- 
dom of  Thomas  Beket,  Abp.  of  Canterbury. 
Ed.  W.  H.  Black.    1845.     (Percy  Soc.  v.  19.) 

Robertson,  J.  C,  and  Sheppard,  J,  B. 

{Eds. )  Materials  for  the  history  of  Thomas 
Becket,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  1875-85,  7  v. 
(Ot.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 

Stapleton,  T.     Tres  Thomae,   seu  res 

gestae  S.  Thomae,  Apostoli ;  S.  Thomae, 
Archiepisoopi  Cantuariensis,  Thomae  Mori, 
Angliae  quondam  Cancellarii.     1612. 

—  Alan,  Mbot  of  Tewkesburn.  Llbellus  de  vita  Sanctl 
Thomae  Cautuarieusls.  32  pp.  {Soripta  quae  extant, 
p.  1:  Caxton  Soc.;  Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p. 
193.)— Bnigent,  F.  J.  On  the  martyrdom  of  T.  35  pp. 
10  pi,.  iBrlt.  Archaeol.  Aasoo.  Joum.  v.  10, 18.i4,  p.  63.)— 
Benedict,  Abbot  nf  Peterborough.  Vita  Sauctl  Thomae 
Gantuarleaals  Archleplscopl  et  martyrls.  19  pp. 
(Giles,  J.  A.,  Vita  S.  Thomae,  v.  2,  p.  54;  Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol.s.  Lat.  v.  190,. p.  267.)— Bannechose,  E.  B.  de. 
Salat  Thomas  Becket  de  CantorbSry.  33  pp.  (Ben. 
contemp.  1853,  T.  6,  p.  347.)_Brtal,  M.  J.  J.  Notice 
d'un  MS  latin  de  la  Blblloth&que  ImpSrlale,  coutenant 
I'Histolre  de  la  vie  et  du  martyre  de  T.  8  pp.  (Inst, 
de  Prance,  Not.  et  extr.  des  MSS,  v.  9,  pt.  2, 1813,  p.  85.)— 
Buss,  F.  J.  Saint  Thomas  de  Cantorbfiry  (extralt). 
9  pp.  (  Gorrespondant,  v.  37, 1856,  p.  647.)— Documenta 
llls4orica  quae  ad  Sanctum  Tliomam  Cantu- 
arienseiu  pertinent.  99  pp.  (Giles,  3.  A.,  TUa  S. 
Tliomae,  v.  2,  p.  211;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190, 
p.  371.)  —  Xillag,  of  Evesham.  Vita  Sanctl  Thomae 
Cantuariensis.  7  pp.  (Giles,  J.  A.,  Vita  S.  Thomae,  y, 
2,  p.  33;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p.  263.)— 
Freeman,  E.  A.  Saint  Thomas  of  Canterbury  and 
his  biographers.  35  pp.  (/n  his  Hist,  essays,  p.  79.) — 
Mr.  Froude  and  S.  Thomas  of  Canterbury.  36  pp. 
(Dublin  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  30,1878,  p. 292.)-Grlm,  B.,of  Canter- 
owry.  Vita  Sanctl  Thomae  Cantuariensis  Archlepls- 
copl et  martyrls.  90  pp.  iQliea,  J.  A..,  Vita  S.- Thomae, 
Y.  1,  p.  1;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190,  p.  1.)— 
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Contents.  Sur  la  forme  de  I'absolntlon,  v.  3.— De 
la  nature  de  I'accldent,  v.  4 — De  I'achat  et  de  la 
vente  i.  temps,  v.  7.— Sur  les  puissances  de  I'ftme,  T. 
6.— De  I'amour  de  J6gu8-Chrlst  et  du  procbaln, 
V.  6,  7.— Insigne  traits  sur  les  substances  s6par66S,  ou 
de  la  nature  des  angeg,  v.  2.— Sur  la  somme  de  toute 
la  logique  d'Arlstote,  v.  6.— Sur  rastrologle  Judi- 
claire,  v.  3.— De  la  beatitude,  v.  7.— Consld4ratlon8 
sur  le  llvre  de  Boece,  Des  semalnes,  v.  7 — ESponse 
au  leoteur  de  Bysance,  &  6  articles,  v.  2..— Sur  les  2 
pr^oeptes  de  la  charit*  et  sur  les  10  pr6oeptes  de  la 
lol,  v.  1.— Du  mouvement  du  coenr,  v.  4.— Sur  les 
concordances,  v.  7.— De  la  maniSre  de  se  confessor, 
et  de  la  pui'etS  de  conscience,  v.  7.— Contre  oeux 
.qui  combattent  le  oulte  de  Dteu  et  la  religion,  v.  2, 

3 De  quo  est  et.quod  est,  v.  6.— Explication  de  la  1 

dicr«tale  j  Explication  de  la  2  dSorfitale,  v.  3.— Sur 


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la  dimongtratlon,  v.  4.— Du  destin,  v.  3.— Sur  1e 
m^lauije  des  £l£nients,  v.  4.— OfQce  de  la  f£le  du 
corps  deJ4sn8-Chil8l,v.  6.— Traits  sur  les  articles 
de  foi  et  sur  les  eacrements  de  r6gllse,  v.  1.— De  la 
nature  du  genre,  v.  4.— Centre  les  erreurs  des  Grecs, 
■V.  1. — Tfimolgnage  sur  quelques  articles  coutre  les 
GrecB,  les  ArmSulens,  et  les  Sarraslns  an  chantre 
d'Aniioche,  y.  1.— Du  prlnclpe  d'indivlduation,  v. 

3 Des  Instants,  V.  4.— Sur  I'intellect  et  I'lutelll- 

glble,  V.  5.— Efiponse  h  42  articles  du  Docteur  Jean  de 
Vercell;  Espouse  au  Jean  de  Verceil,  Supfirleur  g6n6- 
ral  de  I'ordre  des  Fr6res  precheurs,  aux  108  articles 
tlrSs  de  I'ouvrage  de  Pierre  de  Tarentaise,  v.  2. — De 
I'taumanlt^  de  Notre-Seigneur  J^sns-Clirist,  v.  6. — 
Sur  le  gouvernement  des  Juifs.  v.  3 — De  la  nature 
du  lieu,  V.  5.— De  la  nature  de  la  lumiire,  v.  6.— Do 
la  nature  dela  matlfere  et  desdlraensions  IndSfinles, 
V.  4.— Explication  des  c6r6monles  de  la  messe,  v.  7 — 
Des  moenrs  divines,  ou  de  la  mani^re  d'etre  de 

Dleu,  V.  7 De  l'6lernlt6  du  monde,  centre  les  mnr- 

niurateurs,  v.  3. — De  I'lnvention  du  moyen  terme, 
V.  5.— Dea  operations  occultes  de  la  nature,  v.  4. — 
Bur  les  principes  de  la  nature,  v.  3. — Des  4  opposi- 
tions, V.  4. — Trfts-religleuse  exposition  de  I'Oralson 
doiiijnicale,  ou  Kotre  P6re,  v.  2.— Sur  la  plurality 
des  formes,  v.  6. — Opuscule  commen^ant  par  ces 
mots,  Fostquam  de  principiis.  v.  6.— Sur  le  minis- 
tered u  prfetre,v.  7. — Sur  le  gouvernement  du  prince, 
"v.  3. — Ti'ait6  de  I'fiducatlon  des  princes,  v.  4. — Des 
propositions  modales.  v.  4.— Traii6  contre  I'erreur 
pe8tif6r§e  de  ceux  quiempSchentleshommesd'entrer 
en  religion,  v.  2. — Sur  le  sacrement  adoralile  de 
I'antel,  v.  6,  6. — Du  sacrement  de  l*Eucliaristle 
envisage  au  point  de  vue  des  10  predicaments,  v.  6. 
—  TrSs-pieuse   exposition    de   la   Salutation    an- 

f  Clique,  ou  Ave  Maria,  v.  2. — Epltre  sur  la  manl^re 
'acquerir  sagement  la  science ;  soit  divine,  soit 
humain.T.  7.— Du  sens  par  rapport  auxchosessiugu- 
lieres,  et  de  I'intellect  par  rapport  aux  unlverselles, 
T.  5. — Des  soplilsmes,  v.  4, — Tralte  sur  les  sorts,  v. 
3.— Sur  la  nature  des  syllogism  eg, v.  5. — Tr^s-pieuse 
exposition  du  symbole  des  Apdtres,ou  Jecrolsen 

Dleu,  V.  1.— Sur  le  temps,  v.  6 Compendium  de  la 

tli£ologie  de  Saint  Thomas  d'Aquiu,  v.  1. —  Mag- 
nifiques  questions  sur  le  Uvre  de  la  Trlnit£,  v.  7. — 
De  I'unit^  de  IMntellect,  contre  les  disciples 
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usures  en  general  et  sur  les  contrats  usuraires,  v.  7. 
— Reponse  k  36  articles  du  lecteur  de  Venise,  v.  2. — 
Sur  la  nature  du  -verlie  de  I'intellect,  v.  2.— Sur  la 
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Des  vices  et  des  vertus,  en  procedant  par  le  nombre 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Trois.  enayo.  theol.  v.  25-36.) 


Contents. 

Abbayes-Juriaictton  ecclesiastique,  v.  1. 
Laborantes-Voyage  k  Eonie,  v.  2. 

De  adventu  Christi.    182  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Theol. 

cur.  compl.  v.  8,  p.  941.) 
Niceron,  J.  P.    Mera.  des  bommes,  T.  3. 

Thomassy,MarieJosephBaymond.  1810-63. 
Geologie  pratique  de  la  Louisiane.  Nou- 
velle Orl&ns,  1860.    4°.  —1573 


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Thomaston,  Maine,  Sullivan,  J.  Topo- 
graphical desciiptiou  of  T.    C  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 

Coll.  V.  4, 1795,  p.  ao.) 
Tlioiue,  James  A.,  and  Kimball,  Joseph 

Horace.  Emancipation  in  the  West  Indies. 
A  6  months*  toui'  in  Antigua,  Barbados,  and 
Jamaica,  in  the  year  1837.  2  ed.  New  York, 
1839.     13°.  —3346 

Thome,  Juan  M.  Observaciones  del  anos 
1874-78.  Buenos  Aires,  1886-88.  5  v.  4^ 
(Gould,  B.  A.,  Resultados  del  Observatorio 
nacional  argentino  en  Cordoba,  v.  6,  6,  9-11.) 

—3461 

Thommen,  Rudolf.    Unser  kalender.  Vor- 

trag,  gehalten  In-der  hlstorlechea  undantlquarlschen 
geaellscliafc  zu  Basel.  42  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg. 
n.  s.  V.  4, 1889,  p.  1.) 

Tliommerel,  J.  P.  Recherches  sur  la  fusion 
du  franco-normand  et  de  I'anglo-saxon. 
Paris,  1841.    8°.  —2133 

Thoiapsou,  (— ),  and  Walker,  (— ).  Balti- 
more town  and  Fell's  point  directory  [for 
1796].     Baltimore,  1796.     13°.  1117 

Thompson,  Sir  Benjamin,  Count  Rumford, 
1753-1814.  Complete  works.  Pub.  by  the 
American  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences. 
Boston,  1870-74.    4  v.  8°.  —2454 

Contents.  Experiments  and  observations  on  the 
adIiesSoii  of  the  particles  of  water  to  eachother» 
V.  2.— Experiments  on  the  production  of  air  from 
water,  exposed  with  various  substances  to  the  action 
of  light,  V.  1 Complete  report  aud  account  of  the  re- 
sults of  the  regulations  into  the  army  of  tlie  Elec- 
torate of  Bavaria  and  the  Palatinate,  v.  4.— 
Biographical  sketches  of  Count  Rumford,  v.  4.— 
Descripilon  of  a  new  boiler  constructed  with  a  view 
to  the  saving  of  fuel,  v.  2.— On  the  capacity  for  heat 
or  calorific  power  of -various  liquids,  v.  2.— 
Short  account  of  some  experiments  made  with  can- 
non, aud  also  of  some  attempts  to  improve  field 
artillery,  v.  1.— Chimney  fireplaces,  v.  2.— Of  the 
excellent  qualities  of  coflfee  and  the  art  of  making  it 
In  the  highest  perfection,  v.  4. — Account  of  some  ex- 
periments on  coloured  shadows,  v.  4. — Account  of 
an  experiment  made  {under  the  direction  of  the 
author)  lu  the  kitchen  of  the  House  of  Industry  at 
Dublin,  In  cooking  for  the  poor,  v.  4. —  Experi- 
ments and  observations  on  the  cooling  of  liquids 
In  vessels  of  porcelain,  gilded  and  nut  gilded,  v.  2. 
—Of  the  management  of  fire  and  the  economy  of  fuel, 
V.  3.— Of  the  management  of  fires  in  closed  fire- 
places, v.  3.— Of  food;  and  particularly  of  feeding 
the  poor,  v.  4.— Account  of  a  curious  phenomenon 
observed  on  the  glaciers  of  Chainouny  ;  together 
with  some  occasional  observations  concerning  the 
propagation  of  heat  in  fluids,  v.  2.— Account  of  some 
experiments  upon  gunpowder,  v.  1.— Experiments 
to  determine  the  force  of  fired  gunpowder,  v.  1.— Ob- 
servations on  the  best  means  of  heating  the  hall  of 
the  Institute,  v.  4. —Conjectures  respecting  the 
principles  of  the  harmony  of  colours,  v.  4.— Ex- 
perimental Inquiry  concerning  the  source  of  the  heat 
which  is  excited  by  frlctlou,  v.  1.— Experimental  In- 
vestigations concerning  heat ;  Historical  review  of  the 
various  attempts  of  the  author  on  the  subject  of  heat; 
Inquiries  concerning  the  mode  of  the  propagation  of 
heat 'in  liquids;  Inquiry  coucerning  the  nature  of 
heat,  and  the  mode  of  Its  communication;  Inquiry 
concerning  the  weight  ascribed  to  heat ;  Observations 
relative  to  the  means  of  increasing  the  quantities  of 
heat  obtained  In  the  combustion  of  fuel,  v.  2.— Of  the 
propagation  of  lieat  in  various  substances;  Propaga- 
tion of  heat  in  fluids,  v.  1.— Reflections  on  heat,  v.  2.— 
Account  of  the  means  used  to  Improve  the  breed  of 
horses  and  horned  cattle  In  Bavaria  and  the 
Palatinate,  v.  4.  —  Account  of  the  persons  in  the 
House  of  Industry  In  Dublin,  April  30, 1796,  and  of 
the  details  of  the  manner  and  expense  of  feeding 
them,  V,  4.— On  the  construction  of  kitchen  fire- 
places and  kitchen  utensils;  together  with  remarks 
and  observations  relating  to  the  various  processes  of 
cookery,  and  proposals  for  improving  that  most  useful 
art,  v.  3.— Inquiry  concerning  the  chemical  properties 
that  have  been  attributed  to  light;  Inquiry  concern- 
ing the  source  of  the  light  which  Is  manifested  In  the 
combustloj;  of  Inflammable  bodies,  v.  4.— SlxperimentB 


on  the  relative  Intensities  of  the  light  emitted  hy 
luminous  bodies,  v.  4.— Of  the  raanageraeut  of 
light  III  llluinlnatlon,  v.  4.— Letter  to  the  Rev,  Dr. 
Mnjendlc  of  Windsor,  v.  4.— Short  account  of  the 
Alllltary  Academy  at  Munich,  v.  4.— Miscella- 
neous papers,  v.  4.— Account  of  some  experiments 
made  to  determine  the  quantities  of  moisture  ab- 
sorbed from  the  atmosphere  by  various  substances, 
V.  1.— Letter  to  Prof.  Pictet  of  Geneva,  v,  4,— Account 
of  the  establishment  for  the  poor  at  Munich  ;  Of  the 
fundamental  principles  on  which  general  establish- 
ments for  the  relief  of  the  poor  may  be  formed  In  all 
countries;  Voluntary  subscriptions  for  the  relief 
and  support  of  the  Industrious,  sick,  and  helpless 
poor,  and  for  the  total  extirpation  of  vagrants  and 
street  beggars  In  the  city  of  Munich,  v.  4.— Address 
and  petition  to  all  the  inhabitants  and  citizens  of 
Munich,  in, the  name  of  the  real  poor  and  dis- 
tressed, v.  4.  —Details  of  the  management  of  the 
poor  In  Munich,  v.  4.  —  Proposals  for  forming 
by  subscription,  in  the  metropolis  of  the  British 
Empire,  a  public  institution  for  diffusing  the 
knowledge  and  facilitating  the  genei*al  introduction 
of  useful  mechanical  Inventions  ...  v.  4.— Short 
account  of  several  public  institutions  lately 
formed  In  Bavaria,  v.  4.  —  Prospectus  of  the 
royal  institution  of  Gt.  Britain,  v.  4.  —  Ac- 
count of  experiments  made  at  the  bakehouse  of  the 
Military  Workhouse  at  Munich,  Nov.  4,  5,  1794,  in 
baking  rye-bread,  v.  4.— Experiment  on  the  use  of 
the  heat  of  steam,  In  place  of  that  of  an  open  fire,  in 
the  making  of  soap,  v.  2.— Account  of  a  scheme  for 
employing  the  soldiery  In  Bavaria  in  repairing. 
the  highways  and  public  roads,  v.  4.— Of  the  slow  pro- 
gress of  the  spontaneous  mixture  of  liquids 
disposed  to  unite  chemically  with  each  other,  v.  2. — 
Extract  from  Stalkartt's  IVaval  architecture,  t. 
4 — Of  the  use  of  steam  as  a  vehicle  for  transporting 
heat,  V.  2.— Note  on  the  use  of  steam  heat,  v.  4.— Ac- 
count of  some  new  experlmentson  the  temperature 
of  water  at  its  maximum  density,  v.  2.— Account  of 
the  measures  adopted  for  putting  an  end  to  usury 
in  Munich,  v.  4.— Researches  upon  the  heat  de- 
veloped In  combustion  and  in  the  condensation  of 
vapours, V.  2.— Observations  concerning  the  salubrity 
of  w^arm  bathing  and  the  principles  on  which 
warm  baths  should  be  constructed,  v.  4.— Observations 
concerning  the  salubrity  of  warm  rooms  in  cold 
weather,  v.  4. — Experiments  and  observations  on  the 
advantage  of  employing  vrheels  with  broad  fel- 
loes for  travelling  aud  pleasure  carriages,  v.  4.— In- 
quiries relative  to  the  structure  of  wood,  the  speclflc 
gravity  of  its  solid  parts,  and  the  quantity  of  liquids 
and  elastic  fluids  contained  in  it  under  various  cir- 
cumstances ...  v.  2.— Account  of  some  new  experi- 
ments on  -wood  and  charcoal,  v.  2.— List  of  Count 
Rumford's  works,  v.  4.— Index,  v.  4. 

—  Essays,  political,  economical,  and  philo- 
sophical.   London,  1796-1802.    3  v.  8°.    3264 

Contents.  Ghlm.ney  fire-places,  v.  1,  3. — Account 
of  an  experiment  (under  the  direction  of  the  author) 
in  the  kitchen  of  the  House  of  Industry  at  Dublin,  in 
cooking  for  the  poor,  v.  1.— Of  the  management 
of  fire  and  the  economy  of  fuel,  v.  2.— Observations 
relating  to  the  management  of  fire  in  closed  fire- 
places, v.  S.— Of  food;  and  particularly  of  feeding 
the  poor,  v.  1.— Experimental  Inquiry  concerning  the 
source  of  the  heat  which  is  excited  by  friction ;  Of 
the  manner  in  which  heat  is  propagated  in  fluids; 
Of  the  propagation  of  heat  in  various  substances,  v.  2. 
— Account  of  the  means  used  to  Improve  the  breed  of 
horses,  and  Horned  cattle,  in  Bavaria  and  the 
Palatinate,  v.  1 — Account  of  the  persons  in  the  House 
of  Industry  in  Dublin,  April  30, 1796,  ^ud  of  the  de- 
tails of  the  manner  and  expence  of  feeding  them,  v.  1. 
—On  the  construction  of  kitchen  fire-places  and 
kitchen  utensils,  together  with  remarks  and  observa- 
tions relating  to  the  various  processes  of  cookery; 
and  proposals  for  improving  that  most  useful  art,  v. 
3. —Short  account  of  the  Military  Academy  at 
Munich,  v.  1.— Account  of  an  establishment  for  the 
poor  at  Munich;  Of  the  fundamental  principles  on 
which  general  establishments  for  the  relief  of  the 
poor  may  be  formed  In  all  countries;  Voluntary  sub- 
scriptions for  the  relief  and  support  of  the  indus- 
trious, sick,  and  helpless  poor,  and  for  total  extirpa- 
tion of  vagrants  and  street-beggStrs  In  the  city  of 
Munich,  V.  1.— Address  and  petition  to  all  tlie  Inhabi- 
tants aud  citizens  of  Munich,  in  the  name  of  the  real 

poor  aud  distressed,  v.l Short  account  of  several 

public  Institutions  lately  formed  In  Bavaria, 
V.  1.— Account  of  experiments  made  at  the  bakehouse 
of  the  Military  Workhouse  at  Munich,  Nov.  4,  5,  llQi, 


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in  baking  rye  bread,  v.  1.— Account  of  a  scheme 
lor  employing  the  soldiery  In  Bavartn  in  repairing 
the  highways  and  public  roads,  v.  1.— Of  the  use  of 
steam,  as  a  vehicle  for  transporting  heat  from  one 
place  to  another,  v.  3. —  Account  of  the  measures 
adopted  for  putting  an  end  to  nsnry  at  Miinlcli,  v. 
4.— Observations  concerning  the  salubrity  of  warm 
bathing,  and  the  principles  on  which  warm-baths 
should  be  constructed,  v.  3.— Observations  concerning 
the  salubrity  of  warm  rooms  In  cold  weather,  v.  3. 

■ Elus,  G.  E.     Memoir  of  Sir  Benjamin 

Thompson,  Count  Rumford,  with  notices  of 
his  daughter,    n.  d. 

Bigelo-w,  J.   Some  account  of  the  life  and  writings 

of  Count  Eumford.  23  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sol. 
Mem.  V.  1,  pt.  1, 1818,  p.  1.)— Biographical  sketches 
of  Count  Eumford.  6  pp.  (Thompson,  Sir  B.,  Cmmt 
Bumford,  Compl.  works,  v.  4,  p.  816.)— f<ist  of  Count 
Rnmford's  works.  21  pp.  (Thompson,  Sir  B., 
Count  Rumfnrd,  Compl.  works,  v.  4,  p.  796.)— Parton,  J. 
Benjamin  Thompson  allasCountKurotord.  9  pp,  (/re 
Ms  Triumphs  of  enterprise,  p.  669.)— CountKumtordon 
a  phaenomeuon  in  the  glaciers.  6  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  4, 1804,  p.  416.)— Q,ulncy,  E.  Count  Kumtord. 
11  pp.  [Atlant.  Mnnthly.y.  27,  1871,  p.  512.)— Kenwick, 
J.  Lite  of  Count  Eumford.  216  pp.  (Sparks,  J.,  ^m. 
Uog.  2  s.  v.  5,  p.  1.)— Tyudall,  J.  Count  Eumford. 
21  pp.  [Contemp.  Rev.  v.  44,  1883,  p.  38.)— 'Walker,  J. 
B.  Count  Eumford.  22  pp.  {New  Englmder,  v.  35, 
1876,  p.  1.)— Young,  T.  Life  of  T.  11  pp.  (^Miscel. 
works,  v.  2,  p.  474.) 

See  also  Edin.  Eev.  v.  4, 1804,  p.  399. 

Ttaompson,  Benjamin  [Tr.)  Circa  1764- 
1816.  German  theatre.  London,  1801.  6  v. 
16".  3377 

Contents.  Baho,  J.  M.  Dagobert,  king  of  the 
Franks,  v.  4.— Otto  of  Wlttelsbaeh ;  or,  the  choleric 
count,  V.  4.— Goethe,  J.  TV.  von.  Stella,  v.  6.— Iff. 
laibd,  A.  W.  Conscience,  v.  4.— Kotzebue,  A.  F.  F. 
von.  Adelaide  of  Wulflngen,  v.  2.— Count  Benyowsky ; 
or,  the  conspiracy  of  Kamtschatka,  v.  2.— Deal  and 
dumb;  or,  the  orphan,  v.  3.— False  delicacy,  v.  3.— 
Happy  family,  v.  3.— Indian  exiles, v.  3.— Lovers'  vows ; 
or,  the  natural  son,  v.  2.— Plzarro;  or,  the  death  of 
EoUa,  V.  1.— EoUa;  or,  the  virgin  of  the  sun,  v.  1.— 
Stranger,  v.  1.— l.essing,  G.  E.  Emilia  Galottl,  v.  6.— 
Reitzengtein,  K.,  Freiherr  von.  Count  Koenlgs- 
mark,  v.  6.— Schiller,  J.  C.  P.  von.  Don  Carlos,  In- 
fant of  Spain,  V.  5.— Bobbers,  v.  6.— Schroeder,  F.  L. 
Ensign,  v.  6.— Thompson,  B.  Biographical  account 
of  Baron  Augustus  von  Kotzebue,  v.  1. 

Thompson,  Benjamin  Franklin.  1784-1845. 
History  of  Long  Island  ;  from  its  discovery 
and  settlement,  to  the  present  time.  3  ed. 
New  York,  1848.     2  v.  8°.  3563 

Onderdonk,  H.,  Jr.  Benjamin  Franklin  Thomp- 
son. 3  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  Moa. 
V.  1,  p.  161.) 

Thompson,  Charles.  Gambler's  fate  ;  or, 
a  lapse  of  20  years:  a  drama,  in 2  acts.  62  pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Brit.  Iheat.  v.  17.) 

Thompson,  Charles  Lemuel,  D.  D.  1839—. 
Times  of  refreshing.  A  history  of  American 
revivals  from  1740  to  1877.  With  their 
philosophy  and  methods.  Chicago,  1877. 
13°.  —3276 

Thompson,  Charles  Oliver,  Ph.  D.  1836-85. 
Review  of  the  reports  of  the  British  Royal 
Commissioners  on  technical  instruction, 
with  notes.  Washington,  1885.  8°.  (U.  S. 
Dept.  of  the  Interior,  Bureau  of  ed.  Circulars, 
No.  3.)  —4361 

Thompson,  Daniel  Pierce.  1793-1868. 
Histoi-y  of  the  town  of  Montpeller,  from  1781 
to  1860.  Together  with  biographical  notices 
of  its  most  noted  deceased  citizens.  Mont- 
peller, 1860.    8°.  2685 

Thompson,  D'Arcy  W.  Bibliography  of 
protozoa,  sponges,  coelenterata,  and  worms, 
including  also  the  polyzoa,  brachiopoda, 
and  tunicata,  for  the  years  1861-88.  Cam- 
bridge, 1885.    8°.  L.94 


{Ed.)      Fertilisation    of    flowers.      See 

Mueller,  H. 

Thompson,  D'Arcy  Wentworth.  Day 
dreams  of  a  schoolmaster.  Edinburgh, 
1864.  16°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  40, 
1864,  p.  403.)  —2887 

Wayside  thoughts  :    being    a    series  of 

desultory  essays  on  education.  Edinburgh, 
1868.     12°.  —2377 

On  history.    33  pp.    (Dublin  afternoon  lectures,  V  s. 

p.  1.) — The. mist  on  the  moor.  2  pp.  [Macmillan's 
Mag.  V.  9,  1864,  p.  604.)— History  and  philosophy  of 
story-telling.  33  pp.  [Dublin  afternoon  lectures,  4  s. 
p.  167.) 

[Tr.)     Ancient  leaves;   or,  translations 

and  paraphrases  from  poets  of  Greece  and 
Rome.     Edinburgh,  1863.     16°.  1345 

Contents.  AJax. — Ceres  and  the  rude  boy Cyaiie, 

the  water-nymph. — Deatli  of  Hector. — Flight  of 
Perseus  with  the  Gorgon's  head,  and  the  transfor- 
mation of  Atlas — Iphlgenia  in  Aulig.— I^atona 
and  the  rustics'.— Minor  pieces.— Proserpine  and 
the  story-teller.— Shield  of  Achilles. 

Kerr,  J.    "Ancient  leaves."     6  pp.     {Macmillan's 

Mag.  V.  8, 1863,  p.  463.) 

Thompson,  David  Purdie,  M.  D.  Intro- 
duction to  meteorology,  49  pp.  {Kev.  of  in  N.  Am, 
Rev.  V.  71,1850,  p.  51.) 

Thompson,  Capt.  Edward.    1738-86.    Life 

of  Andrew  Marvell.  61  pp.  (Marvell,  A.,  Works,  v.  3, 
p.  433.)— Life  of  John  Oldham.  22  pp.  (Oldham,  J., 
Works,  V.  1,  p.  1.)— Sailor's  farewell;  Songs.  4  pp. 
(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  7,  p.  80.) 

Thompson,  Edward  Maunde,  LL.  D. 
1840—.  Index  to  the  catalogue  of  additions 
to  the  MSS  in  the  British  Museum  in  the 
years  1854-75.    London,  1880.    8°.         W.23 

(Ed.)    Chronicon  Angliae,  ab  A.  D.  1328 

usque  ad  annum  1888,  auctore  monacho 
quodam  Sancti  Albani.  London,  1874.  r.  8°. 
{Gt.  Brit.  Roils  chron.)  4574 

[Ed.)    Correspondence  of  the  family  of 

Haddock,  1657-1719.  London,  1881.  sm.  4°. 
[Camden  Miscel.  V.  8:  Camden  Soc.)        1504 

(Ed. )    Correspondence  of  the  family  of 

Hatton,  being  chiefly  letters  addressed  to 
Christopher,  1  Viscount  Hatton,  A.  D.  1601- 
1704.  Westminster,  1878.  2  v.  sm.  4°. 
(Camden  Soe.  Nos.  33, 33. )  1594 

- —  (Ed.)  Letters  of  Humphrey  Prideaux. 
See  Prideaux,  H. 

and  Warner,  G.  F.    Catalogue  of  an- 
cient MSS  in  the  British  Museum.     Pt.  I.  • 
Greek.     London,  1881.  '  fo.  1211 

Thompson,  Edward  P.  Austria.  London, 
1849.     p.  8°.  3696 

Thompson,  Edwin  Porter.  History  of  the 
1  Kentucky  brigade.  [With  portraits.] 
Cincinnati,  1868.     8°.  2644 

Thompson,  Elizabeth.    Needham,  Mrs.  E. 

C.  0.  Elizabeth  Thompson.  B  pp.  IJn  her  Ene.  fem. 
artists,  v.  2,  p.  139.)  ^ 

Thompson,  F.  E.  Syntax  of  Attic  Greek. 
London,  1883.     13°.  —2117 

Thompson,  Lieut.-Col.  George.  War  in 
Paraguay.  With  a  historical  sketch  of  the 
country  and  its  people,  and  notes  upon  the 
military  engineering  of  the  war.  With 
maps,  plans,  and  a  portrait  of  Lopez.  Lon- 
don, 1869.     8°.  1628 

Thompson,  George.  Travels  and  adven- 
tures in  Southern  Africa.  21  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Westm. 
Rev.  V.  9, 1828,  p.  21.) 

Thompson,  George  (Tr.)  Description  of 
the  Escurial.    See  Santos,  F.  de  los. 


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Thompson,  George  Alexander.  New  theory 

of  2  liemlspherea:  wbereby  It  la  attempted  to  explain, 
on  geographical  and  historical  tacts,  the  time  and 
manner  in  which  America  was  peopled.  19  pp. 
[Pamphleteer,  v.  6, 1816,  p.  643.) 

Thompson,  Sir  Henry.  1820—.  Diet  in 
relation  to  age  and  activity.  S  Am.  ed.  from 
the  10  Eng.  ed.     Boston,  1888.     16°.     —3777 

Fish  as  food.    33  pp.    (London  Interuat.  Fish.  Ex- 

hlb.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  1.) 

Thompson,  Rev.  Henry.  1797-1878.  Life 
of  Hannah  More :  with  notices  of  her  sisters. 
London,  1838.     13°.  4706 

Occult  sciences.    See  Smedley,  E.,  and 

others. 

^—  and  others.  Historyof  Roman  literature; 
with  an  introductory  dissertation  on  the 
sources  and  formation  of  the  Latin  language. 
2  ed..,  revised  and  enlarged.  London,  1853. 
8°.     {Encyo.  Metropol.)   .  1176 

Thompson,  Henry.  History  of  Ackworth 
school  during  its  first  hundred  years.  With 
12  illustrations  by  Mary  Hodgson.    London, 

1879.  8°.  —2868 
Thompson,  Henry.    Thompson,  R.   Letters 

to  Henry  Thompson.  1883.  {Camden  Miseel. 
V.  8:  Camden  Soo.) 
Thompson,  Rev.  Henry  Lewis.  1840—. 
-  Inspection  and  examination  of  schools  by  other 
public  bodies  than  the  universities.  9  pp.  (London 
Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  13,  p.  293.) 

Thompson,  Hugh  Miller,  D.  D.     1880—. 

Address.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beports,  v.  9, 
p.  362.)— Method  introduced  by  the  auxiliary  sanitary 
association  for  disposing  of  the  garbage  of  Xeiv 
Orleans.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beports, 
V.  6,  p.  32.) 

Thompson,    Jacob.       Political    portraits. 

Hon.  Jacob  Thompson,  of  Mississippi.  6  pp.  {Dem. 
Sev.  V.  26,  1850,  p.  77.) 

Thompson,  James  Maurice.  1844—.  Aoede. 

2  pp.  {Atlant.MonUily,v.31,lSI6,  p.42.)— At  the  win- 
dow. 1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  31, 1873,  p.  461.)— Ata- 
lauta.  1  p.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  615.)— 
Before  da-wn,  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  \.  47,  1831,  p. 
361.)— Diana.  1  p.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  36, 1876,  p.  421.) 
—The  Doom  of  Claudius  and  Cynthia.  6  pp. 
{Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17, 1878-79,  p.  647.)— A  Dream  of 
fair  weather.  1  p.  (Barper's  ifajf.  v.  61, 1876,- p.  474.) 
— Dropping  corn.  '1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  40, 1877, 
p.  196.)— The  Fawn.  1  p.  (Harrier's  Mag.  v.  64, 1877, 
p.  791.)— Garden  statues.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  38,.  1876,  p.  717.)— The  Heron.  1  p.  [Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  10,  1876,  p.  74.)— The  Kingfisher.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  p.  818.)— The  Morning 
hills.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monftily,  v.  44,  1879,  p.  80.)— 
November.  1  p.  (.liiaref.  jl/on(Wi/,  v.34,  1874,  p.  668.) 
— Picus.  poem.  1  p.  [Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  9,  1876, 
p.  438.)— Simplicity.  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  \.1.\, 
1881,  p. 708.)— Unaware.    2  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,-!. i^, 

1880,  p.  348.)— Wabash  bubbles,  2  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  V.  16,  1878,  p.  418.) 

Thompson,  John  Reuben.  1828-78.  Hex- 
ameters at  Jamestown.  2  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  19, 
1869,  p.  361.)— liOU.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1858, 
p.  201.) 

Thompson,  Joseph.  1833—.  The  Owens 
College :  its  foundation  and  growth ;  and 
its  connection  with  the  Victoria  University, 
Manchester.    Manchester,  1886.    8°.    —3305 

Thompson,  Joseph  Parrish,  D.  D.  1819-79. 
American  comments  on  European  questions, 
international  and  religious.  Boston,  1884. 
8°.  —1345 

Contents.  Christ,  the  church,  and  the  creed.  — 
Intercourse  of  Christian  with  non-Christian  peoples. 
—  On  international  copyright.  —  Shall  England 
aide  with  Sussia?— Drift  of  Europe,  Christian  and 
social.  —  Armament  of  Germany. —  Ijncretins  or 
Paul. — Final  cause;  a  critique  of  the  failure  of  Faley 
and  the  fallacy  of  Hume.— Paparchy  aud  nationality. 


— What  is  religion!— What  is  science  1— Concern- 
ing treaties  as  matter  of  the  law  of  nations.- night 
of  war  indemnity. — Index. 

Church  and  state  in  the  United  States ; 

with  an  appendix  on  the  German  population. 
Boston,  1873.    12°.  —1318 

Man  in  Genesis  and  in  geology:  or,  the 

Biblical  account  of  man's  creation,  tested  by 
scientific  theories  of  his  origin  and  antiquity. 
New  York,  1870.     13°.  —1628 

United  States  as  a  nation.     Lectures  on 

the  centennial  of  American  independence. 
Boston,  1877.     8°.  1647 

Catalogue  of  the  library  of.     New  York, 

1872.  8°.  ( With  Leavitt,  G.  A.  &  Co. ,  Cat- 
alogue of  a  private  library. )  W.  56 

Memoir  of  Kev.  David  Tappan  Stoddard.    19  pp. 

(Eev.  of  in  New  Englander,  v.  16,  1858,  p.  874;  iV.  Am. 
Rev.  v.  88,  1869,  p.  228.)— Towne,  E.  C.  Dr.  Thomp- 
son's plea  for  eternal  punishment.  16  pp.  ( Ghr.  Exam, 
v.  70, 1861,  p.  169.) 

Thompson,  Kate.  Handbook  to  the  public 
picture  galleries  of  Europe.  3  ed.,  with 
illustr.    London,  1880.     8°.  —1727 

Thompson,    Mrs.  Marie   Potter.      1848—. 

Death  of  Dominie  Quitman.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  32,  1873,  p.  720.)— The  House  of  McVicker.  20 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  44,  1879,  p.  453.)— Story  of  a 
contraband.  8  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  36,  1376, 
p.  706.) 

Thompson,  Maurice.    See  Thompson,  J.  M. 

Thompson,  N.  Byerley.  Military  forces 
and  institutions  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.  32  pp. 
(Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Ren.  v.  101, 1856,,  p.  637.) 

Thompson,  Noyes  L.  History  of  Plymouth 
church,  Henry  Ward  Beecher,  1847-72. 
New  York,  1873.     12°.  —3384 

Thompson,  Pishey.  History  and  anti- 
quities of  Boston.  18  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  iV".  ylm.  iJei).  V.  88, 
1859,  p.  166.) 

Thompson,  Richard.  17  cent.  Letters  to 
Henry  Thompson,  of  Escrick,  Co.  York. 
Ed.  by  J.  J.  Cartwright.  London,  1883. 
sm.  4°.    [Camden  Miseel.  v.  8  :  Camden  Soc.) 

1504 

Thompson,  Lieut.  Richard  E.    Report  of  a 

reconnaissance  of  Judith  basin,  and  of  a  trip  from 
Carroll  to  Fort  Ellis  via  Yellowstone  river.  4  pp. 
(WiWiLudlow,  Cap*.  W.,  Report  of  a  reomn.  from  Carroll, 
p.  65.) 

Thompson,  Richard  Wigginton.  1809—. 
History  of  protective  tarifi  laws.  Chicago, 
1888.     8°.  —1367 

Thompson,  Robert  Ellis,  Ph.  D.  1844—. 
Elements  of  political  economy,  with  especial 
reference  to  the  industrial  history  of  nations. 
Phila.  1882.     12°.  —1397 

Thompson,  S.  Catalogue  of  a  series  of 
photographs  from  the  collections  in  the 
British  Museum.    London  [1873].    8°.    W.56 

Thompson,  Samuel.  1810—.  Reminis- 
cences of  a  Canadian  pioneer  for  the  last  50 
years.  An  autobiography.  Toronto,  1884. 
13°.  2467 

Thompson,  Silvanus  P.  Elementary  les- 
sons in  electricity  and  magnetism.  London, 
1882.     16°.  —1528 

Thompson,  T.,  and  others.  Collection  of 
songs,  comic,  satirical,  and  descriptive, 
chiefly  in  the  Newcastle  dialect,  and  illus- 
trative of  the  language  and  manners  of  the 
common  people  on  the  banks  of  the  Tyne 
and  neighbourhood.  Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
1837.    16°.  1336 


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Thompson,  Theophilus,  M.  D.  1807-60. 
Annals  of  influenza  ;  or,  epidemic  catarrhal 
fever  in  Great  Britain,  from  1510  to  1837. 
London,  1853.    8°.    {Sydenham  Soe.)    —3776 

Tlionipson,  Lieut.-Gen.  Thomas  Perronet. 

1783-18G9.  Exposition  Of  fallacies  on  rent,  tithes,  . .  . 
with  an  inquiry  Into  the  comparative  consequences 
of  taxes  on  agricultural  and  manufactured  produce. 
68  pp.     iPamphleleer,  v.  27, 1826,  p.  305.) 

Thompson,  Thomas  S.  Coast  pilot  for  the 
upper  lakes  on  both  shores  .  .-.  also  a  de- 
scription of  all  the  lights  and  lighthouses. 
Detroit,  1869.     8°.  —3776 

Thompson,    Waddy,    Sr.      Perry,    B.    F. 

Waddy  Thompson,  Sr.  6  pp.  {In  his  Reminiscences 
of  public  men,  p.  236.) 

Thompson,  Brig. -Gen.W a. Ady.  Perry,  B.  F. 
General  Waddy  Thompson.  6  pp.  (Zn  his  Bemlnls- 
cenoes  of  public  men,  p.  297.) 

Thompson,  William.  Oirca  1712-66.  Poet- 
ical works,  and  life  of.  Edinburgh,  1794. 
8°.    (Anderson,  E.,  JBrii.  poefs,  V.  10.)     1363 

Poems  and  lite  of.    67  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  .Bna.  poete, 

V.  16,  p.  1.) 
'~—  Anderson,  R.    Life  of  T.    5  pp.    (In  his  Brit,  poets, 

V.  10,  p.  353.)— dial lii erg,  A.    Life  of  T.    4  pp.    {In  his 

Eng.  poets,  V.  15,  p.  3.) 

Thompson,  William.  1805-52.  Natural 
history  of  Ireland.  London,  1849-56.  4  v. 
8°-  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39, 1853, 
p.  307.)  1687 

Notice  of.     2  pp.     (Dublin   Univ.  Mag.  v.  39,  1852, 

p.  531.) 

Thompson,  William  Hepworth,  D.  D.  {Ed.) 
Gorgias  of  Plato.    See  Plato. 

(Ed.)    Phaedrus  of  Plato.    See  Plato. 

Thompson,    William    P.      Handbook    of 

patent  law,  of  all  countries.   5  ed.    London, 

1882.     16°.  —1358 

The  same.    6ed.    London,  1884.     16°. 

—1358 

Thompson,  Wordsworth.  Benjamin,  S.  G. 
W.  Wordsworth  Thompson.  4  pp.  ( Our  Am.  artists^ 
is.) 

Thompson,  Zadock.  1796-1856.  History 
of  Vermont,  natural,  civil,  and  statistical. 
Burlington,  1843.     8°.  2634 

Thompson.  See  also  Thomsen. — Thomson. 
— Tomson. 

Thoms,  John  Alexander.     Complete  con 
cordance  to  the  revised  version  of  the  New 
Testament .  . .    New  York,  1883.    8°.    —1343 

Thoms,  Merton  A.  {Ed.)  Etymological 
compendium ;  or,  portfolio  of  origins  and 
Inventions.    See  Pulleyn,  W. 

Thoms,  William  John.  1803-85.  Book  of 
the  court ;  exhibiting  the  history,  duties, 
and  privileges  of  the  several  ranks  of  the 
English  nobility  and  gentry,  particularly  of 
the  great  officers  of  state,  and  members  of 
the  royal  household.  3  ed.  London,  1844. 
8°.  2775 

Death  warrant  of  Charles  I.     Another 

historic  doubt.     London,  1880.    8°.  1557 

Human  longevity,  its  facts  and  its  fictions, 

including  an  inquiry  into  some  of  the  more 
remarkable  instances  .  .  .  London,  1873. 
p.  8°.  —1697 

Three  notelets  on  Shakespeare.  I.  Shakes- 
peare in  Germany.  H.  Folk-lore  of  Shakes- 
peare. HI.  Was  Shakespeare  ever  a  soldier? 
London  ,1865.     13°.  3396 


{Ed.)  Early  English  prose  romances,  with 

bibliographical  and  historical  introductions. 
London,  1858.     3  v.  13°.  1263 

Contents.  History  of  the  damnable  lite  and  deserved 
death  of  Dr.  John  Fniigtug ;  Second  report  of  Dr. 
John  Faustus,  v.  3.— Hlstorle  of  Frier  Rush,  v.  1.— 
Famous  hlstorle  of  Fryer  Bacon,  v.  1.— History  ot 
Creorge  a  Green,  Pindar  of  the  town  ot  Wakefield, 
V.  2.— Helyas,  knight  ot  the  swan,  y.  3.— Lyfe  ot 
Robert  the  deuyll,  v.  1.— Noble  birth  and  gallant 
atchlevements  of  that  remarkable  outlaw  Robin 
Hood,  7.  2.  —  Thomas  of  Reading:  or,  the  6 
worthie  yeomen  ot  the  West,  v.  1.— Most  pleasant  his- 
tory of  Tom  a  lilncolne,  v.  2.— 'Virgiliug,  T.  2. 

{Ed. )   History  of  Reynard  the  Fox,  from 

the  ed.  printed  by  Caxton  in  1481.  With 
notes,  and  an  introductory  sketch  of  the 
literary  history  of  the  romance.  London, 
1844.     8°.     (Perc?/ Soc.  V.  13.)  1358 

{Ed.)  Lays  and  legends  of  various  na- 
tions: illustrative  of  their  traditions,  popular 
literature,  manners,  customs,  and  supersti- 
tions.    London,  1834.    3  v.  13°.  1318 

Contents.  France. —  Germany.  —  Spain.  — Tar- 
tary. 

Thomsen,  Jacob.     1771-1836.     Hvad  ud- 

fordres  til  en  bedre  og  henslgtsmaesslgere  dannelse 
for  den,  Danraark  vlgtige,  handelsstand,  og  hvlike 
midler  kan  staten  i  denne  henseende  anvende.  100 
pp.  -(Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  9,  p.  247.}— Om  det 
deels  ugrundede  deels  overdrevne  1  de  klager,  som 
overalt  1  Danmark  foeres  over  pengemangel.  28  pp. 
(Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  19,  p.  275.) — Hvad  er  det, 
som  bestemmter  vaerdien  at  penge-repraesentatlver 
1  almlndellghed  og  at  de  danske  rlggbnnk- 
sedler  1  saerdeleshed  ?  27  pp.  (Skandin.  litteratur- 
selskab, V.  15,  p.  180.) 

Thomsen,  Vilhelm.  Relations  between  an- 
cient Russia  and  Scandinavia,  and  the  origin 
of  the  Russian  state.     Oxford,  1877.    p.  8°. 

3466 

E  + 1  en  franjals.    13  pp.    (Romania,  v.  B,  1876,  p.  64.) 

Thomson.    See  also  Thompson. — Thomson. 

— Tomson. 
Thomson,  Alexander,   M.  D.    {Tr.)    Lives 

of  the  13  Caesars.    See  Suetonius  Tranquil- 

lus,  C. 

Thomson,  Alexander.  Lumsden,  R.  Alex- 
ander Thomson.  8  pp.  (Disruption  worthies.  Memorial 
of  1843,  V.  4,  p.  473.) 

Thomson,  Andrew,  X>.  D.  1779-1831.  Sub- 
stance of  the  speech  delivered  at  the  meeting 
of  the  Edinburgh  Society  for  the  abolition  of 
slavery,  on  Oct.  19,  1830.  Edinburgh,  1830. 
8°-     {Tracts  on  slavery,  Y.  2.)  —3846 

Thomson,  Anthony  Todd,  ilf.D.  (TV.)  1778- 
1849.  Philosophy  of  magic.  See  Salverte, 
A.  J.  E.  B. 

Thomson,  Mrs.  Anthony  Todd.  See  Thom- 
son, Mrs.  K.  B. 

Thomson,  Charles.  1739-1834.  Enquiry 
into  the  causes  of  the  alienation  of  the  Dela- 
ware and  Shawanese  Indians  from  the 
British  interest,  and  into  the  measures  taken 
for  recovering  their  friendship.  [Anon.} 
London,  1759.    8°.  1656 

Thomson, fieu. Charles.  Nixon,W.  Charles 

Thiimson.  8  pp.  {Disruption  worthies  of  the  Highlands, 
Memiirial  of  1843,  p.  137.) 

Thomson,  Charles  Edward  Poulett,  Baron 
Sydenham.  Sceope,  G.  J.  D.  P.  (Ed.)  Me- 
moir of  the  life  of  the  Right  Hon.  Charles, 
Lord  Sydenham.     1843. 

Lite  of  Lord  Sydenham.    43  pp.    {Westm.  Rev.  v.  40. 

1843,  p.  349. 


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Tlioinson,  Sir  Charles  Wyville,  LL.  D. 
1830-83.  Depths  of  the  sea  .  .  .  results  of 
the  dredging  cruises  of  H.  M.  SS.  "  Porcu- 
pine" and  "Lightning"  during  the  summers 
of  1868-70.  With  numerous  illustrations  and 
maps.    New  York,  1873.     8°.  —1675 

Voyage  of  the  "Challenger."  The  At- 
lantic, a  preliminary  account  of  the  general 
results  of  the  exploring  voyage  of  H.  M.  S. 
"Challenger"  during  the  year  1873,  and  the 
eaily  part  of  the  year  1876.  [With  illus- 
trations.]   London,  1877.    3  v.  8°.       —1675 

Qeneral   Introduction   to   the  zoological  series  ot 

reports.    69  pp.    (Challenger  Exped.  Zool.  v.  1.) 

Report  on  the  voyage  of  H.  M.  S.  Chal- 
lenger.   See  Challenger  Expedition. 

Notloe  01  T.    12  pp.    {DuUin  Univ.  Hag.  y.  89,  1877, 

p.  696.) 

Thomson,  David.  Lunar  and  horary  tables, 
for  new  and  concise  methods  of  performing 
the  calculations  necessary  for  ascertaining 
the  longitude  by  lunar  observations  or 
chronometers;  with  directions  for  acquiring 
a  knowledge  of  the  principal  fixed  stars,  and 
finding  the  latitude  by  them.  30  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1845.     8°.  —3495 

Thomson,  Ebenezer.  1784-1861.  On  the 
archaic  mode  of  expressing  numbers  in 
English,  Saxon,  Friesic  .  .  .  being  an  essay 
towards  the  settling  of  the  case,  Grimm  v. 
self,  Kemble,  "Vernon,  and  others.  London, 
1853.     8°.  —3126 

Thomson,  George  {Ed.)  Circa  1759-1851. 
Collection  of  the  songs  of  Bums,  Sir  Walter 
Scott,  and  other  eminent  lyric  poets  ancient 
and  modern,  united  to  the  select  melodies 
of  Scotland,  and  of  Ireland  and  Wales. 
London,  1833-35.  6  v.  f.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  39, 1824,  p.  69.)  —3753 

Thomson,  George.  Discovery  of  a  new 
world  of  being.    London,  1871.     8°.    —1437 

Thomson,  Henry  Byerley.  Laws  of  war, 
affecting  commerce,  and  shipping.  New  ed., 
enlarged,  with  an  introduction  and  index. 
London,  1854.     8°.  —3766 

Thomson,  J.  Cockburn  (Ed.)  Bhagavad- 
gita ;  or,  the  sacred  lay.   See  Bhagavad  gita. 

Thomson,  B&o.  J.  Radford.    Idea  of  the 

church  regarded  in  its  historical  development.  73  pp. 
CReynolds,  H.  R.,  Eccltsia,  p.  57.) 

Thomson,  James.  1700-48.  Complete 
poetical  works.  With  life!  critical  disser- 
tation, and  explanatory  notes,  by  Rev. 
George  Gilflllan.    New  York,  1854.   8°.   1373 

Contents.  Britannia. — Castle  of  indolence. — 
Gilflllan,  G.  Lite  ot  James  Thomson.— Iitberty.— 
Poem  to  the  memory  of  Sir  Isaac  Newton.— Poems 
on  several  occasions.— Seasons.— Poem  to  the  memory 
of  the  Bt.  Hon.  the  Lord  Talbot. 

Poetical  works.     To  which  is  prefixed 

the  life  of  the  author.  Edinburgh,  1794. 
8°.  (Anderson,  R.,  BWf.poeis,  V.  9.)  1863 
Contents.  Anderson,  B.  Life  ot  Thomson — Bri- 
tannia.—Castle  of  indolence,— Xilegies,  songs, 
etc.— Ijiberty.— Seasons. 

— •  Poetical  works.  Ed.  by  Robert  Bell. 
London,  1855-61.     3  v.  16°.  1368 

Contents.  Amanda,  T.  1.— Bell,  E.  Memoir,  v.  1. 
—Britannia,  v.  1.— Castle  of  indolence,  v.  2.— 
Iiiberty,  v.  1.— Songs  in  the  DIasqne  of  Alfred, 
V.  1. — Pastorals,  V.  1. — Poems,  v.  1. — Prologues 
and  epilogues,  v.  1.— Seasons,  v.  2 — Songs,  T.  1.— 
Snpplemental  notes,  V.  2. 


Poem  to  the  memory  of  William  Con- 

greve.  With  a  preface  and  notes,  by  Peter 
Cunningham.  London,  1843.  12°.  [Percy 
Soc.  V.  9.)  1358 

Castle  of  indolence.     30  pp.      (Camphell,  T., 

Bi-i(.  pocfs,  v.  6,  p.  216.)— Poems.  86  pp.  (Alkln,  J., 
Brit,  poets,  v.  1,  p.  414.)— Poems  and  life  of.  105  pp. 
(Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  12,  p.  403.)- Spring.  16 
pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  2,  1851,  p.  433.1— Summer.  24 
pp.  [Harpir's  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  1.)— Tancred  and 
Siglsmnnda ;  a  tragedy,  In  6  acta.  61  pp.  (Inch- 
haTd,  E.,  Brit,  iheat.  v.  6;  London  stage,  v.  1;  Scott,  Sir 
W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  207.) 

Anderson,  B.    Lite  of  T.    8  pp.  (In  Ms  Brit,  poets, 

V.  9,  p.  173.)  — Bell,  B.  James  Thomson.  .S4  pp. 
(Thomson,  J.,  Poet,  works,  ed.  by  R.  Bell,  v.  1,  p.  6.)— 
Borcliard,  K.  Textgeschichte  von  Thomson's  Sea- 
sons. 60  pp.  (Jnjh'a,  V.  6,  1883,  p.  375.)— Gilflllan,  G. 
Life  of  T.  14  pp.  (Thomson,  J.,  (7om;);.i)oe(.  uioris.p.  V.) 
— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  T.  8  pp.  (Chalmers,  A.,  Bnff. 
poets,  V.  12,  p.  406.)— Lessing,  G.  E.  Lehen  des  T.  16 
pp.  (Saejiim*.  scftn/ien.T.  4,  ij.159.)— AVilson,  J.  Few 
words  on  T.  21  pp.  (/n  Us  Eecreations  of  Christopher 
North,  V.  2,  p.  263:  works,  v.  10;  and  Mod.  Brit,  essay- 
ists, p.  260.) 

See  also  Edin.  Bev.  v.  7, 1806,  p.  328. 

Thomson,  James,  LL.D.  Introduction  to 
the  differential  and  integral  calculus,  with 
an  appendix  illustrative  of  the  theory  of 
curves.     Belfast,  1831.     8°.  —3436 

Thomson,  James.  1828—.  Arcanae  na- 
turae, ou  archives  d'histoire  naturelle. 
Recueil  scientifique  de  I'empire  frangais. 
Paris,  1859.    fo.  ,  —3651 

Archives  entomologiques,  ou  recueil  con- 
tenant  des  illustrations  d'insectes  nouveaux 
ourares.    Paris,  1857-58.     2v.  r.  8°.    —3673 

Systema  cerambycidarum,  ou  expose  de 

tons  les  genres  compris  dans  la  famille  des 
cerambycides  et  families  limitrophes.  Liege, 
1866.  8°.  (Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  M6m.  v. 
19.)  ^  —3636 

Thomson,  James.  Salt,  H.  S.  Life  of 
James  Thomson  {"B.  V.").    1889. 

Simcox,  G.  A.    A  new  poet.    11  pp.    (Fortn.  Bev. 

n.  B.  V.  28, 1880,  p.  31.) 


An  Uncle  too  many: 

(Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  theat. 


Thomson,  James. 

a  musical  farce.    36  pp. 

v.  11.) 
Thomson,  James.     On  the  mummy  cloth 

of  Egypt.    Parti.    12  pp.  4  pi.    (C!oss.  ii/us.  v.  6,  p.  152.) 
Thomson,  John,   D.  D.     Historical  sketch 

of  the  Saint  Andrew's  Society,  of  the  state 

of  New-York,  with  the  constitution,  and  a 

list  of  oflScers    and    members    since  1756. 

Centennial  oration,  before  the  society,  Dec. 

1,1856.    New  York,  1856.     12°.  3567 

Scot  abroad  and  the  Scot  at  home :  an 

oration  delivered  before  the  Saint  Andrew's 
Society,  of  the  state  of  New  York,  on  the 
occasion  of  the  celebration  of  its  100  anni- 
versary, Deo.  1, 1856.  New  York,  1856.  13°. 
(With  his  Hist,  sketch  of  the  St.  Andrew's 
Soc.)  3567 

Thomson,  John,   D.  D.    Angus  Makellar. 

8  pp.    {Disruption  worthies.  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  4,  p. 397.) 

Thomson,  John,  M.  D.    Account  of  the  life, 

lectures,  and  writings  of  William  CuUen.  19  pp.  (Bev. 
of  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  55, 1832,  p.  461.) 

Thomson,    John.      Etymons    of    English 
words.     Edinburgh,  1826.    4°.  —3133 

Thomson,   John.     Illustrations   of   China 
and  its  people.    London,  1873-74.    4  v.  fo. 

1401 

Straits   of    Malacca,    Indo- China,    and 

China,  or  10  years'  travels,  adventures,  and 
residence  abroad.    London,  1875.    8°.     1496 


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Voyage  en  Chine.    06  pp.    (Tour  du  Monde,  v.  29, 1875, 

p.  363;  V.  30,1875,  p.  209.) 

Thomson,  John  Cockburn.  Oirca  1825-60. 
Queens  of  society.  See  Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B., 
and  Thomson,  J.  C. 

Wits  and  beaux  of  society.  See  Thomson, 

Mrs.  K.  B.,  and  Thomson,  J.  C. 

Thomson,  Joseph.  1857—.  To  the  Central 
African  lakes  and  back  :  tlie  narrative  of 
the  Royal  Geographical  Society 's  East  Cen- 
tral African  expedition,  1878-80.  With  a 
short  biographical  notice  of  the  late  Mr. 
Keith  Johnston,  portraits,  and  a  map.  3  ed. 
Boston,  1881.     2  v.  12°.  1417 

Thomson,  Mrs.  Katherine  Byerley  (Grace 
Wharton,  pseud.)  1800-63.  Celebrated 
friendships.  London,  1861.  3  v.  13°.  3705 
Contents.  Joseph  Addison  and  Bichard  Steele,  v.  1. 
— Marie  Antoinette  and  the  Princesse  de  Laml)alle, 
y.  1.— Mrs.  Elizabeth  Carter  and  Miss  Talbot,  v.  2. — 
Samuel  Taylor  Coleridge  and  Charles  Lamb,  v.  2. — 
■William  Co^ivper  and  Mary  TJnwln,  v.  1.— Sir  Kenelm 
Di$^by  and  Sir  Anthony  van  Dyck.v,  1.— John  Evelyn 
and  Robert  Boyle,  v.  1.— FSn£lon  and  Mme.  Guyon, 
V.  2.— David  Oarrick  and  Mrs.  Olive,  v.  2. — Magdalen 
Herbert  and  Dr.  Donne,  v.  1.— Prances,  Countess  of 
Hertford,  and  Henrietta  Louisa,  Countess  of  Pom- 
fret,  V.  2.— Henry  Hoivard,  Earl  of  Surrey,  and  Sir 
Thomas  Wyatt,  v.  1.— Edward  Hyde,  Earl  of  Claren- 
don, and  Lucius  Gary,  Viscount  Faililand,  v.  2.— Henry 
St.  Jolin,  Lord  Bollngbrolie,  and  Alexander  Pope, 
T.  2.— Sir  Philip  Sidney  and  Sir  Pulke  Grevil,  v.  2. 

Life  and  times  of  George  Villiers,  Duke 

of  Buckingham,  from  original  and  authentic 
sources.     London,  1860.     3  v.  13°.  4787 

Memoirs  of  Sarah,  Duchess  of  Marl- 
borough, and  of  the  Court  of  Queen  Anne. 
London,  1839.     3  v.  8°.  4854 

Memoirs  of  the  court  and  times  of  King 

George  II,  and  his  consort  Queen  Caroline. 
London,  1850.     3  v.  8°.  1558 

Memoirs    of  the  court  of  Henry  VIII. 

London,  1836.    3  v.  8°.  1545 

Memoirs  of  the  Jacobites  of  1715  and  1745. 

[With  portraits.]    London,  1845-46.    3  v.  8°. 

1544 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Sir  Walter  Ralegh. 

With  some  account  of  the  period  in  which 
he  lived.  London,  1830.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  5,  1833,  p.  649.)  4795 

■ Recollections  of  literary  characters  and 

celebrated  places.    London,  1854.    2  v.  8°. 

2274 
Contents.  Basing  House:  Its  besiegers  and  be- 
sieged, V.  2. — Thomas  Campbell,  v.  2 — .Cliantrey, 
V.  2,— Chartley  castle,  and  the  Ferrers  family,  v.  2. 
—Coleridge,  v.  2 — Allan  Cunningham,  v.  2.— 
Laurence,  Earl  Ferrers,  v.  2. — John  Gait,  v,  2. — Sir 
James  Hall,  v.  2. — Ham  House,  and  its  inhabitants, 
V.  1.— Hampton  Court,  past  and  present,  v.  1. — 
Hattoii  rectory,  T.  2. — Holland  House,  and  its 
inhabitants,  v.l.— Lady  Huntingdon,  v. 2. — Kenil- 
■worth,  its  heroes  and  Its  heroTnes,  v.  1. — L,  E,  L,, 

T.  2 Latbom  House,  and  the  Stanley  family,  v.  2. 

— licslle,  V.  2.— Mackintosb,  v.  2 Dr.  Maginn, 

V.  1.— Charles  Mills,  v.  2. — Mrs.  ]>Iontagu,  and  her 
friends,  v.  1. —  Ancient  palace  of  Greenwich  (Pla- 
centia),and  the  days  of  the  Tudors.v.l.— Publish- 
ers and  anthors,  v.  2.— Siege  of  Ragland  castle, 
and  the  Somerset  family,  v.  1.— Mrs.  Serres,  v.  2. — 

Mrs.  Siddons.  v.  2 — Blanco  'White,  v.  2 White- 

iield,  V.  2.— "Whitehall  and  its  predecessors,  the 
palace  of  Westminster ,York  House, v.  1.— "Willcie,  v.  2. 

Memoirs  of  Viscountess  Sundon.    15  pp.    (Bev.  of 

in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  82,  1848,  p.  94.) 

■ and  Thomson,  John  Cockburn  (Philip 

Wharton,  pseud. )  Queens  of  society.  Illustr. 
by  Charles  Altamont  Doyle  and  the  brothers 
Dalziel.    [1  ed.]    London  [1861].    2  v.  p.  8°. 

3704 


Contents. 
Cavendish,  G.,  Duchess  of  Devonsldre,  v.  1. 
Churchlli,  S.  J.,  Duchess  of  Marlborough,  v.  1. 
Damer,  A.  S.  v.  2. 

Du  Deffand,  M.  de  V-C,  Marquise,  V.  2. 
Gordon,  J.,  Duchess  of  Gordon,  v.  1. 
Eervey,  Lady  M.  L.  v.  2. 
Lamb,  Lady  C.  v.  2. 
Maclean,  Mrs.  L.  E.  L.  v.  1. 
Malntenon,  D.  d'A.  (S.),  Marquise  de,  v.  2. 
Montagu,  Mrs.  E.  B.  v.  2. 
Montagu,  Lady  M.  P.  W.  v.  1. 
Morgan,  Lady  S.  O.  v.  1. 
Piozzl,  Mrs.  H.  L.  S.  v.  2. 
Efeamler,  J.  F.  J.  A.  B.  v.  2. 
Roland  de  la  PlatiSre,  Mme.  M.  J.  P.  v.  1. 
SSvign^,  M.  de  B.  C,  Marquisede,  v.  1. 
Sidney,  M.,  Countess  of  Pembroke,  v.  2. 
Stael-Holstein,  A.  L.  G.  N.,  Baronne  de,  v.  2. 

Wits    and    beaux   of   society.    With 

illustr.  .  .  .  by  H.  K.  Browne  and  James 
Godwin.    London,  n.  d.     3  v.  8°.  3844 

Contents. 
Brummell,  G.  B.  v.  2. 
Clubs  and  olub-wlts  under  Anne,  v.  1. 
Gongreve,  W.  v.  1. 

Dodington,  G.  B.,  Baron  of  MeJcombe- Regis,  v.  2. 
Fielding,  B.  v.  1. 
Grammont,  P.,  Comte  de,  v.  1. 
Hervey,  J.,  Baron  Hervey  of  Ichworth,  v.  1. 
Hook,  T.  E.  V.  2. 
La  Rochefoucauld,  P.  VI,  Due  de.  Prince  de  Marsillae, 

v.l. 
Nash,  E.  V.  1. 

St.  Evremond,  0.  de  M.  de  St.  D.,  Seigneur  de,  y.  1, 
Saint-Simon,  L.  de  R.,  Due  de,  v.  1. 
Scarron,  P.  v.  1. 
Selwyn,  G.  A.  v.  2. 
Sheridan,  R.  B.  B.  v.  2. 
Smith,  S.  v.  2. 

Stanhope,  P.  D.,  4  Earl  of  Chesterfield,  v.  1. 
Villiers,  G.,  2  Duke  of  Buckingham,  v.  1, 
Walpole,  H.,  4  Ea7-l  of  Orford,  v.  2. 
Wharton,  P.,  Duke  of,  v.  1. 
Wilinot,  J.,  Earl  of  "Rochester,  v.  1. 

Thomson,  Capt.  Mowbray.    Story  of  Cawn- 

pore.    London,  1859.     13°.  3447 

Thomson,  Peter  G.  BibliothecaCarsoniana. 

Catalogue  of  a  magnificent  private  library 

the  property  of  a  gentleman  of  Cincinnati. 

Cincinnati,  n.  d.     8°.  W.13 

Thomson,  Richard.    1794-1865.    Chronicles 

of  London  bridge.     [Anon.]    London,  1837. 

13°.     (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  13,  1830,  p. 

401.)  1538 

Historical  essay  on  the  Magna  Charta  of 

King  John :  to  which  are  added,  the  great 
charter  in  Latin  and  English :  the  charters 
of  liberties  and  confirmations,  granted  by 
Henry  III,  and  Edward  I.  London,  1839. 
8°.  -1835 

(Ed.)  Faithful  account  of  the  processions 

and  ceremonies  observed  in  the  coronation 
of  the  kings  and  queens  of  England  :  ex- 
emplified in  that  of  their  late  most  sacred 
majesties  King  George  III,  and  Queen  Char- 
lotte.   London,  1830.     8°.  3776 

Thomson,  Robert  Dundas,  M.  D.  1805-64. 
Cyclopaedia  of  chemistry,  with  its  appli- 
cations to  mineralogy,  physiology,  and  the 
arts.  With  numerous  illustrations.  Lon- 
don, 1854.     8°.  1155 

Thomson,  Thomas,  M.  D.  1778-1853.  His- 
tory of  the  Royal  Society,  from  its  institution 
to  the  end  of  the  18  century.  London,  1813. 
4°-  —1493 

Outline  of  the  sciences  of  heat  and  elec- 
tricity.    London,  1840.     8°.  —1534 


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Outlines   of   mineralogy,  geology,   and 

mineral  analysis.    London,  1836.    2  v.  8°. 

—1643 

Sluelcli  ol  the  progress  of  physical  science.    14  pp. 

(Bound  pamph.  v,  129.) 

Annals  of  philosophy.  See  London,  Edin- 
burgh, and  Dublin  philosophical  magazine. 

System  of  chemistry.    32  pp.    (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev. 

V.  i,  1804,  p.  120.) 

Thomson,  Thomas  {Ed.)  1768-1852.  Acts 
and  proceedings  of  the  General  Assemblies 
of  the  Kirk  of  Scotland,  from  the  year  1560. 
Collected  from  the  most  authentic  MSS. 
Edinburgh,  1839-45.  3  v.  4°.  [Bannatyne 
Club.)  —3261 

Thomson,  William,  D.D.,  Abp.  of  York. 
1819 — .  Outline  of  the  necessary  laws  of 
thought :  a  treatise  on  pure  and  applied 
logic.     London,  1867.    p.  8°.  —1428 

Crime  and  Its  excuses.    14  pp.    ( Oxford  essays,  1855, 

p.  177.) 

Thomson,  Sir-  William,  LL.  D.  1824—. 
Mathematical  and  physical  papers.  V.  1. 
Cambridge,  1882.     8°.  —2455 

Contents.  Propositions  In  the  theory  of  attraction. 
—On  the  principal  axis  o*  a  rigid  body.— Account 
of  Carxxot's  tlieory  of  the  motive  poiver  of 
beat;  with  numerical  results  deduced  from  Beg- 
nault's  experiments  on  steam.— Systfime  nouveau  de 
coordonn^s  orthogonales. —Theorems  with  ref- 
erence to  the  solution  of  certain  partial  differential 
equatlong.—Elementarydemonstrations  of  Dupln's 
theorem.— On  transient  electric  currents. — On  a 
mechanical  representation  of  electric,  magnetic, 
and  galvanic  forces. — On  electrical  images.— 
Extrait  d'une  lettre  sur  I'appUoatlon  du  prlnolpe  des 
Images  h,  la  solution  de  quelques  probl^raes  relatlfs  S, 
la  distribution  d'£lect'rlclt£.— Note  sur  les  lots  616- 
mentalres  d'£lectriclt£  statique.— Demonstration 
of  a  fundamental  theorem  in  the  mechanical  theory 
of  electricity. — On  certain  deflnlte  Integrals  sug- 
gested by  problems  in  the  theory  of  electricity.— On 
the  mathematical  theory  of  electricity  in  eqnlll- 
brlnm.— On  the  mechanical  values  of  distributions 
of  electricity,  magnetism,  and  galvanism. — 
On  the  attraction  of  conducting  and  non-conducting 
electrified  bodies.- On  the  mechanical  theory  of 
electrolysis.— On  the  theory  of  electro-magnetic 
induction. — Application  of  the  principle  of  mechan- 
ical effect  to  the  measurement  of  electro-motive 
forces,  and  of  galvanic  resistances,  in  absolute  units. 
—Note  on  the  integration  of  the  equation  of  equili- 
brium of  an  elastic  solid. — On  the  equilibrium 
of  elongated  masses  of  ferro-magnetic  sub- 
stances In  uniform  and  varied  fields  of  force.- On 
the  equilibrium  of  niagnetic  or  dlamagnetic 
bodies  of  any  form,  under  the  influence  of  the 
terrestrial  magnetic  force.— On  the  thermal  effects  of 
fluids  in  motion.— On  Fourier's  £3xpansion 
of  functions  in  trigonometrical  series. — Note 
on  a  passage  in  Fourier's  Heat.— On  the  potential 
of  a  closed  galvanic  current  of  any  form.— Note 
on  the  law  of  gravity  at  the  surface  of  a  revolv- 
ing homogeneous  fluid. — Note  on  some  points 
in  the  theory  of  heat.— On  the  dynamical  theory  of 
heat,  with  numerical  results  deduced  from  Joule's 
equivalent  of  a  thermal  unit,  and  M.  Begnault's  ob- 
servations on  steam. — On  the  equations  of  the  motion 
of  heat  referred  to  curvilinear  co-ordinates.-On  the 

linear  motion  of  heat On  the  mechanical  action  of 

heat,  and  the  speclflc  heat  of  air.— On  the  sources  of 
heat  generated  by  the  galvanic  battery.— On 
the  uniform  motion  of  heat  in  homogeneous 
solid  bodies,  and  Its  connection  with  the  mathe- 
matical theory  of  electricity.  —  On  the  economy  of 
heating  or  cooling  of  buildings  by  means  of 
currents  of  air.— Notes  on  hydrodynamics.— On  the 
forces  experienced  by  inductively  magnetized 
ferro-ntagnetic  or  dla-magnetlc  non-crys- 
talline substances.  —  Note  on  M.  Iilouville's 
paper  "Sur  une  proprl6t6  de  la  couche  Slectrlque  en 
equilibre  &  la  surface  d'un  corps  conducteur."— On  a 
system  of  magnetic  curves.— On  certain  magnetic 
curves ;  with  applications  to  problems  in  the  theories 
of  heat,  electricity,  and  fluid  motion.- On  the  theory 
of  magnetic  induction  in  crystalline  and  non- 
crystalline substances.- On  the  theory  of  magnetic 
PAET  v.— 72. 


induction  in  crystalline  substances.— Note  on  induced 
magnetism  in  a  plate.— On  a  universal  tendency  in 
nature  to  the  dissipation  of  mechanical  effect.— 
On  the  restoration  of  mechanical  energy  from  an 
unequally  heated  space.— Note  on  Orthogonal  Iso- 
thermal surfaces.  —  Note  sur  une  Equation  aux 
dlfffirences  partielles  qui  se  prfisente  dans  plusleurs 
questions  de  physlqtte  math^matique. — Notes 
on  a  paper  "Problems  respecting  polyeong  In  a 
plane.*'— On  the  mechanical  action  of  radiant  heat 
or  light:  On  the  power  of  animated  creatures  over 
matter:  On  the  sources  available  to  man  for  the  pro- 
duction of  mechanical  effect.- Note  on  the  rings  and 
brushes  In  the  spectra  produced  by  biaxial 
crystals.  —  On  the  forces  experienced  toy  small 
spheres  under  magnetic  Influence ;  and  on 
some  of  the  phenomena  presented  by  dlamagnetic 
substances.  —  On  a  remarliable  property  of  steam 
connected  with  the  theory  of  the  steam-engine. — On 
the  lines  of  curvature  of  surfaces  of  the  2  order. 
—On  the  reduction  of  the  general  equation  of  surfaces 
of  the  2  order.- On  the  electric  current  by  which  the 
phenomena  of  terrestrial  magnetism  may  be  pro- 
duced.—On  thermodynamic  motlvity.  —  On  a 
mechanical  theory  of  thermo-electric  currents. 
—Mechanical  theory  of  thermo-electric  currents 
In  crystalline  solids.— Experimental  researches 
In  thermo-electricity.— Demonstration  d'un  th*- 
or^me  d'analyse.— On  an  absolute  thermometric 
scale  founded  on  Carnot's  theory  of  the  motive  power 
of  heat,  and  calculated  from  Begnault's  observations. 
— E£fect  of  pressure  in  lowering  the  freezing  point  of 
water  experimentally  demonstrated.  —  Theoretical 
considerations  on  the  effect  of  pressure  in  lowering 
the  freezing  point  of  water. 

Notes  of  lectures  on  molecular  dynamics 

and  the  wave  theory  of  light.  Delivered  at 
the  Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. 
Stenographioally  reported  by  A.  S.  Hatha- 
way.    Baltimore,  1884.     8°.  —1553 

Popular  lectures  and  addresses.    V.  1. 

Constitution  of  matter.  London,  1889.  12°. 
{Natures.)  —1538 

Contents.    Size  of  atoms. — Capillary  attraction. 

— Elasticity  viewed  as  possibly  a  mocle  of  motion. — 
Electrical  measurenient. — Electrical  units  of 
measurement.— On  the  equilibrium  of  vapour 

at  a  curved  surface  of  liquid.— Note  on  gravity  and 
coliesion.  —  Steps  toward  a  kinetic  theory  of 
matter.  —  Six  gateways  of  knowledge.  —  Wave 
theory  of  light.— Sorting  demon  of  Maxwell.— On 
the  age  of  the  sun's  Heat;  On  the  sun's  heat.— On 
certain  curious  motions  observahle  on  the  surface  of 
wine  and  other  alcoholic  liquors. — Index. 

Reprint  of  papers  on  electrostatics  and 

magnetism.    London,  1873.     8°.  —1535 

Contents.  Atmospheric  electricity.— Proposi- 
tions in  the  theory  of  attraction. —  New  proof  of 
contact  electricity. — Measurement  of  the  electro- 
static force  produced  hy  a  Daniell*s  battery. — 
Theorems  with  reference  to  the  solution  of  certain 
partial  diiferentialequations.— On  the  mechanical 
values  of  distribution  of  matter  and  of  magnets. 
—Electrical  images.— Demonstration  of  a  funda- 
mental proposition  In  the  mechanical  theory  of 
electricity ;  On  certain  deflnlte,  integrals  suggested 
by  problems  In  the  theory  of  electricity.  —  On  the 
mathematical  theory  of  electricity  in  equili- 
brium.—Determination  of  the  distribution  of  elec- 
tricity on  a  circular  segment  of  plane  or 
spherical  conducting  surface,  under  any  given 
influence.— On  the  attractions  of  conducting  and  non- 
conducting electrified  bodies.— On  the  mutual 
attraction  or  repulsion  between  2  electrified 
spherical  conductors.  —  Beport  on  electro- 
meters and  electrostatic  measurements. —Electro- 
phoric  apparatus  and  Illustrations  of  Voltaic 
theory.  —  On  the  equilibriuni  of  elongated 
masses  of  ferromagnetic  substances.  In  uni- 
form and  varied  fields  of  force.— On  the  potential  of  a 
closed  galvanic  circuit  of  any  form.— On  the  uni- 
form motion  of  heat  in  homogeneous  solid 
bodies,  and  its  connexion  with  the  mathematical 
theory  of  electricity.— Hydro-hinetic  analogy.— 
Remarks  on  forces  experienced  by  inductively 
ntagnetized  ferromagnetic  or  dlamagnetic 
no n- crystalline  substances.— Inverse  prob- 
lems.—On  the  electro  statical  capacity  of  a  I^eyden 
phial  and  of  a  telegraph  wire  Insulated  in  the  axis 
of   cylindrical   conducting   sheath.— IJiouvlUe,    J. 


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Bur  une  proprl6t6  de  la  eouohe  eleotrlque  en  ^qulUbre 
k  la  surface  d'un  corps  conduoteur;  Note  on  the  pre- 
ceding paper.  By  William  Tbomson.  — On  certain 
magnetic  curves ;  wltli  applications  to  problems 
in  tlie  theories  of  heat,  electricity,  and  fluid  motion.— 
Elementary  demonstration  of  propositions  in  the 
theory  of  magnetic  force.  — General  problem  on 
magnetic  Induction.- On  the  theory  of  mag- 
netic induction  In  crystalline  and  non- 
crystalline snbslanccs.- Hydroklnetlo  analogy 
for  the  magnetic  Influence  of  an  Ideal  extreme 
diamagnetlc. — Diagrams  of  lines  of  force  ;  to  illus- 
trate magnetic  permeability;  Magnetic  permea- 
bility and  analogues  in  electrostatic  induction,  con- 
duction of  heat  and  fluid  motion.— General  hydro- 
kinetic  analogy  for  induced  magnetism  ;  Mathe- 
matical theory  of  magnetism;  Note  on  induced  mag- 
netism in  a  plate.— Eemarques  sur  les  oscillations 
d'algullles  non  cristallis6es  de  faible  pouTolr  in- 
ducil  paramagn6tlque  on  diamagu^tlque,  et  sur  d'au- 
tres  phfinomfenes  magn^tlque  produits  par  des  corps 
cristalUsfis  ou  non  cristallis^s. — Induc^^ve  suscepti- 
bility of  a  polar  magnet.— Sonnd  produced  by  the 
discharge  of  a  condenser. — Measurement  of  the  elec- 
tromotive force  required  to  produce  a  spark  in  air 
between  parallel  metal  plates  at  different  distances. — 
On  the  forces  experienced  by  small  spheres  under 
magnetic  influence  ;  and  on  some  of  the  phe- 
nomena presented  by  dlamagnetlo  substances.— On 
the  electric  currents  by  which  the  phenomena  of 
terrestrial  magnetism  may  be  produced Cor- 
respondence with  Prof.  Tyndall. 

The  same.  2  ed.  London,  1884.  8°.  —1533 
iVoie,- Contents  the  same  as  preceding. 

Electrical  units  of   measurement.     26  pp.     (Inst. 

Civil  Engin.  London,  Pract.  appl.  of  electricity ,  p.  149.) 

Notice  of.  8  pp.   (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  89, 1877,  p.  660.) 

Thomson,  William  McClure,  D.  D.  1806—. 
The  Land  and  the  Book  ;  or,  Biblical  illus- 
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— Tomson. 

Thon,  Christian  Friedrich  Gottlieb.  Die 
kunst  buecher  zu  binden,  oder  die  buch- 
binderei  in  alien  ihren  theilen  und  auf  dem 
neuesten  standpunkte.  Ein  lehr-  und  hand- 
buch  f  uer  angehende  und  ausgebildete  buch- 
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Thon,  Theodor,  and  Reichenbach,  An- 
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Thonissen,  Jean  Joseph.  1817—.  Etudes 
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Thor.  Abrahamson,  W.  H.  F.  Thors  ham- 
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Thora,    digt.      116  pp.      Baggesen,   J.  L, 

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Thorbnrn,  Septimus  Smett.  Musalmans 
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Thordson,  Sturle.    See  Sturle  Thordson. 

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Contents, 

Barry,  J.  Harlow,  G.  H.  Eeynolds,  Sir  J. 

Blake,  W.  Hogarth,  W.  Eomney,  G. 

Bonington,  E.  P.  Howard,  H,  Smirke,  K. 

Callcott,  Sir  A.W.  Lawrence,  Sir  T.      Stothard,  T. 

Collins,  W.  Martin,  J.  Turner,  J.  M.  W. 

Constable,  J.  Morland,  G.  West,  B. 

Etty,  W.  Newton,  G.  S.  Wilkie,  D. 

Fuseli,  J.  H.  Northcote,  J.  Wilson,  E. 

Gainsborough,  T.  Opie,  J. 

Histoire  des  peintres  de  toutes  les  6coles. 

Ecole  espagnole.     See  Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

Thor^,  France.  Lacroix  de  Rochambeau, 
A.  L.  de  V. ,  Marquis  de  Rochambeau.  Mono- 
graphie  topographique,  historique,  et  statis- 
tique  de  Thore  (Loir  et  Cher).     1866. 

Thoreau,  Henry  David.  1817-63.  Cape 
Cod.     Boston,  1866.     13°.  2157 

Early  spring  in  Massachusetts  :  from  the 

journal  of.     Boston,  1881.     13°.  3157 

Excursions.     Boston,  1866.     12°.        3157 

Contents.  Autumnal  tints.— Emerson,  E.  W. 
Biographical  sketch.— Succession  of  forest  trees.— 
The  l4andlard.  —  Natural  history  of  Massacliu- 
setts.— Night  and  moonlight.— Walk  to  'Wachu- 
sett.  —Walking.  —  AVlld  apples A  "Winter 

Letters  to  various  persons.     Boston,  1865. 

12°.  2157 

Maine  woods.     Boston,  1866.     12°.     3157 

Summer :  from  the  journal  of.     Ed.  by 

H.  G.  O.  Blake.     Boston,  1884.     13°.        3157 

Walden.     Boston,  1866.     12°.  3157 

Winter  :  from  the  journal  of.     Ed.  by  H. 

G.  O.  Blake.     Boston,  1888.     13°-  2157 

A  Yankee  in  Canada,  with  anti-slavery 

and  reform  papers.   Boston,  1866.   12°.   2157 

Contents.  Last  days  of  John  Brown— Plea  for 
Capt.  John  Brown.— A  Yankee  In  Canada.— Thomas 
Carlyle  and  his  works.— Civil  disobedience.— 
Herald  of  Freedom.— Life  without  prlnoipie.- 

Paradise  (to  be)  regained Wendell  Phillips  before 

the   Concord   Lyceum.  —  Prayers.  —  Slavery  In 
Massachusetts. 

Poems.    21pp.    (TTif/i  Ms  Letters,  p.  309.) 

Channing,  W.  E.  Thoreau  ;  the  poet- 
naturalist.    1873. 

Jape,  A.  H.  (H.  A.  Page,pseud.)  Thoreau, 

his  life  and  aims.     1877. 

Sanborn,  F.  B.       Henry  D.   Thoreau. 

1882.     (Warner,  C.  D.,  Am.  -men  of  letters.) 

— Tn^"'*"*'*'  Un  ermite  phllosophe  aux  Etats-TJnls. 
19  pp.  {Bitlioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  61, 1878,  p. 
490.)— Collins,  M.  Thoreau:  hermit  and  thinker. 
12  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  90, 1877,  p.  610.)— Emer- 
son, E.  W.  Thoreau.  34  pp.  (Lectures  and  biog. 
sketches,  p.  419;  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  239; 
Thoreau,  H.  D.,  Excursions,  p.  7.)— l,oweU,  J.  B, 
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Stevenson,  K.  L.  B.  Henry  David  Thoreau':  his 
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books,  p.  129.)— Weiss,  J.  Thoreau.  22  pp.  iChr. 
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See  also  Eraser's  Mag.  v.  73,  1866,  p.  447. 

Thorell,  Tord  Tamerlan  Teodor.  Remarks 
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[1870-73].     r.  8°.  ^  I^^m 


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Tborens,  Marie  Aim6e  de  Chantal,  Baronne 

ae.  vie  de.  21pp.  (Ohantal,  J.  F.  F.  de,  (Euures  comp!. 
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Thoresby,  Ralph.  1658-1725.  Diary  of 
(1677-1724),  now  first  pub.  from  the  original 
MS,  by  Rev.  Joseph  Hunter.  London,  1830. 
2  V.  8°.  3865 

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Thorgils.    Thorlaoius,  B.    En  nordisk  belt 

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Thoricus.  Dilettanti,  Society  of.  Un- 
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Thorigny.    See  Torigny. 

Thorin,  Ernest.  1884—.  Repertoire  biblio- 
graphique  des  ouvrages  de  legislation,  de 
droit,  et  de  jurisprudence  en  matiere  civile, 
administrative,  commerciale,  et  oriminelle, 
pub.  spteialement  en  France  depuis  1789 
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Thorkelin,  Grimur  Jonsson  {Ed.)  1752- 
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(3V.)  Fragments  of  English  and  Irish  his- 
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from  the  original  Icelandic,  and  illustr.  with 
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Contents.  Two  shortaocounts  of  discoveries  made 
by  Icelandic  navigators  In  the  9  century.- 
Fragment  of  Irlsli  history;  or,  a  voyage  to  Ireland 
undertaken  from  Iceland  In  the  10  century.— Nordymra 
alve  hlstoria  rerum  In  ;9rortliuin1)ria  a  Danls  Nor- 
veglsque  geatarum,  secuUs  IX,  X,  et  XI.— Collection  of 
records  concerning  the  Orkney  Islands. 

Tliorkelssou,  Jon.  1822—.  Supplement 
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Thorlacins,  Boerge.    1775-1829.    De  gamle 

Aegypters  foreatllUnger  om  underverdenen  og  tll- 
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[Skandin.  Utteraturselshab,  v.  IB,  p.  216.)— Om  clior- 
sangene'l  det  graeske  lyatspU.  62  pp.  (Skandin.  lit- 
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Danmark  endnu  tUvaerende  hedenolds-hoeic  og 
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V.  8,  p.  107.)- Om  de  romerske  folkefeaters  natur 
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336.)— Om  Salomons  tempels  indretning  og  he- 
tydnlng.  60  pp.  {Skandin.  litteraturselskab,  v.  21,  p.  181.) 
— Om  sammenskuds-og  understoettelses  sel- 
skaber  1  den  graeske  oldtld.  42  pp.  [Skandin.  littera- 
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aarhundrede,  Thorgils,  kaldet  Orrabeens-stlfsoena, 
hlstorie,  oversat  af  det  gamle  skandlnavlake,  med  en 
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Ttaorlacus,  St.,  Bp.  ofSTealhoU.    De  Sanoto 

Thorlaco  eplecopo  Skatholtensl.  10  pp.  (LangelJeck, 
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Thorlflksson,  Gudmundur.  Udsigt  over 
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Thornt  William,  Monk  of  Canterbury.    14 

cent.  Chronica  de  rebus  geatla  ahbatum  S.  Aug.  Cant. 
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Thorn,  Maj.  William.  1781-1844.  Memoir 
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quent operations  of  the  British  forces  in  the 
oriental  archipelago.  To  which  is  subjoined 
a  statistical  and  historical  sketch  of  Java : 
being  the  result  of  observations  made  in  a 
tour  through  the  country:  with  an  account 
of  its  dependencies.  London,  1815.  4°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Eev.  v.  29, 1818,  p.  85.)  3432 

Tnorn.    See  also  Thorne. 

Thornbnry«  George  Walter.  1828-76. 
British  artists  from  Hogarth  to  Turner ; 
being  a  series  of  biographical  sketches. 
London,  1861.     2  v.  p.  8°.  3795 

Contents.  Fra  Angellco  In  the  chapel  of  the  Vati- 
can, V.  1.  — Chapters  on  art,  v.  2. —  Barry  In  the 
Adelphl,  V.  1.— Barry's  lectures  at  the  Royal  Acad- 
emy, V.  1.— Prophet  In  Oarnaby  market;  Blake  the 
vlalonary,  v.  2. — Brawwer  in  the  Antwerp  hoapital, 
V.  1.  —  Englisb  caricaturists,  and  Elng  Cruik- 
shank,  v.  2.  —  Flower  painter's  deatb,  v.  1. — 
Fuseli  In  Somerset  House,  v.  1.— Gainsborougli  in ' 

green  lanes,  v.  1 Gothic  art,  v.  2 — Greek  art,  v. 

2. — Day  after  Hogarth's  death,  v.  1. — La-vrrence 
In  London  drawing-rooms,  v.  1.— Moorish  art,  v.  2. 
— Morland  in  the  sponging  house,  v.  2. — Ship  full  of 
nobodies,  v.  2,— Nollekens  In  Mortimer  street,  v. 
1.— Last  hours  of  the  painters,  English  and  foreign, 
V.  1,  2.— Epochs  of  painting,  v.  2.— Men  of  promise; 
Procter  and  Deare,  v.  2.— Reynolds  at  his  easel 
In  Leicester  Square,  v.  1  .—David  Scott,  v.  2. — Two  fop 
artists:  Sherwin  and  Cos^way,  v.  1.— Stothard 
the  graceful,  v.  2.— Pupil  of  the  school  of  AVattean, 
V.  1. — West,  the  monarch  of  mediocrity,  in  Newman 
street,  v.  2.— "Wilson  In  Tottenham-court  road,  v.  1. 

Life  of  J.  M.  W.  Turner,  R.  A.,  founded 

'on  letters  and  papers  furnished  by  his 
friends  and  fellow-academicians.  A  new 
ed.,  revised  and  mostly  rewritten.  With 
illustrations,  facsimiled  in  colours,  from 
Turner's  original  drawings.  London,  1877. 
12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  59, 
1862,  p.  73  ;  Quart.  Sev.  v.  Ill,  1862,  p.  450  ; 
Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  21,  1862,  p.  417.)      4874 

Shakspere's  England  ;  or,  sketches  of  the 

social  history  in  the  reign  of  Elizabeth. 
London,  1855-56.  2  v.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  50,  1857,  p.  66.)      1525 

Songs  of  the  Cavaliers  and  Roundheads, 

Jacobite  ballads,  etc.    London,  1857.    12°. 

1337 

— —  Handful  of  Cavalier  songs.  6  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  47,  1866,  p.  210.)— Cloak  and  feather  bal- 
lads. 11  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  47, 1856,  p.  606 ;  T. 
48, 1866,  p.611.)— Culloden.  3  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  49,  1867,  p.  198.)— Handful  of  Jacobite  songs. 
7  pp.     (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  47,  1856,  p.  279. ) 

and  Walford,  Edward.    Old  and  new 

London,  a  narrative  of  its  history,  its  people, 
and  its  places.    London,  n.  d.    6  v.  4°.    1533 

Thorndale,  or  the  conflict  of  opinions. 
Smith,  W.  H.  2267 

Thorndike,  Bev.  Herbert.  1598-1672. 
Theological  works.  Oxford,  1844-56.  6  v. 
in  10,  8°.  {Libr.  Angl.-Cath.  Theol.)  —3236 
Contents.  Eight  of  the  Christian  state  In  church 
matters,  according  to  the  Scriptures,  v.  6.— Of  the 
principles  of  Christian  truth,  v.  2.  pts.  1,  2.— Eight 
of  the  church  in  a  Christian  state ;  Eeview,  v.  1, 
pt.  2. — Beformation  of  the  Church  of  Elngland 
better  than  that  of  the  Council  of  Trent :  or,  a  short 
resolution  of  the  controversies  between  the  churches 
of  England  and  Eome,  v.  5. — Judgment  of  the  Church 


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of  Rome,  v.  5.— Cliiircli'a  legislative  power,  as 

round  In  Scripture,  v.  6.— Church's  power  of  ex- 
comninnicatlon,  as  found  in  Scripture,  v.  6.— 
Church's  right  to  tithes,  as  found  In  Scripture, 
V.  6.— Of  the  covenant  of  grace,  v.  3,  pts.  1,  2.— Due 
way  of  composing  the  differences  on  foot,  pre- 
serving the  church,  v.  6.— Duport,  J.  Latin  iambics 
upon  the  death  of  Herbert  Tborndike,  v.  8.— Pedigree 
of  the  family  of  Thorndlke,  v.  6.— Of  the  gov- 
ernment of  churches;  a  discourse  pointing  at 
the  primitive  form,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Eevlew,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— 
Greek  and  liatiu  verses,  v.  6.— Haddan,  A.  W. 
Life  of  Herbert  Thorndilie,  v.  6.— Of  the  laws  of  the 
church,  V.  i,  pts.  1,  2.— Ijetters  and  papers,  v.  6. 
— True  principle  of  comprehension :  or,  a  petition 
against  the  Preshyterian  request  fora  compre- 
hensive act  In  1667,  v.  6.— Discourse  of  the  forbear- 
ance or  the  penalties  which  a  due  reformation  re- 
quires, V.  5. — Just  weights  and  measures ;  that  is,  the 
present  state  of  religion  weighed  in  the  balance, 
and  measured  by  the  standard  of  the  sanctuary,  v.  6. 
— Letter  concerning  the  present  state  of  religion 
amongst  us,  v.  6.— Of  religious  assemblies,  and 
the  public  service  of  God.  A  discourse  according  to 
apostolical  rule  and  practice,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Review,  v.  1, 
pt.  2. — Plea  of  weakness  and  tender  conscience 
discussed  and  answered  in  a  discourse  upon  Romans 
xvi.  1,  V.  B.  —  [List  of  the]  writings  of  Herbert 
Thorndlke,  v.  6.— Indices,  v.  6. 

Duport,  J.    Latin  iambics  upon  the  death  of  T. 

1  p.  (Thorndlke,  H.,  Theol.  works,  v.  6,  p.  274:  Libr. 
Angl.-Calh.  Theol.)—lIsiadan,  A.  W.  Lite  of  T.  114 
pp.  (Thorndlke,  H.,  Theol,  morlcs,  v.  6,  p.  163:  Libr. 
Angl.-Cath.  Theol.) 

Tliorndike,    Samuel   Lothrop.      William 

Sturgis  Hooper.  i6  pp.  {Barvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  189.) 
Thorne,  J.  Williams.      The  great  ecclesi- 
astical trial  of .     Ridgeway,  N.  C,  1875.     8°. 

—2324 
Thorne,  James.    Handbook  to  the  environs 
of  London,  alphabetically  arranged.    Lon- 
don, 1876.     3  V.  p.  8°.  1536,  1537 

Contents. 
Abbey  Wood-Laleham,  v.  1.    Lambourne-Ylewsley,  v.  2. 

Thorne.    See  also  Thorn. 

Thorney  abbey.  Lyham,  C.  Architectural 

notes  on  Thorney  abbey.  5  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  35, 1879,  p.  285.)— 'Warner,  R.  Notes 
on  Thorney  abbey  church.  7  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Journ.  v.  36,  1879,  p.  290.) 

Thornhill,  Mark.  Personal  adventures  and 
experiences  of  a  magistrate  during  the  rise, 
progress,  and  suppression  of  the  Indian 
mutiny.     London,  1884.     p.  8°.  3446 

Thorns  and  thistles,  and  their  comrades. 

16  pp.    [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  43,  1854,  p.  442.) 

Thornton,  Mrs.  Alice  Wandesford.  1627- 
1707.  Autobiography  of.  Durham,  1875. 
8°.  {Surtees  Soe.\,  62.)  (Rev.  of  in  BZaci;- 
wood's  Mag.  v.  132,  1882,  p.  79.)  2545 

Thornton,  Bonnell  (JV.)  1724-68.  Come- 
dies of  Plautus.    See  Plautus,  T.  M. 

Thornton,  Edward.  Gazetteer  of  the  terri- 
tories under  the  government  of  the  East- 
India  Company,  and  of  the  native  states  on 
the  continent  of  India.  London,  1854.  4  v. 
8°-  R.76 

Contents. 
Aboo-Coel  river,  v.  1.         Kabilpoor-Oogapore,  v.  3. 
Coglass-Jytuk,  v.  2.  Oo]al-Zynpore,  v.  4. 

History  of  the  British  Empire  in  India. 

London,  1841-45.  6  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N, 
Brit.  Eev.  v.  2,  1845,  p.  324.)  8444 

Thornton,  Gustavus  Brown,  M.  D.    1835—. 

Memphis  sanitation  and  quarantine,  1879-80.  15  pp. 
(Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  T.  6,  p.  189.)— Negro 
mortality  of  Memphis.  10  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reforts,  v.  8,  p.  177.)  —  Sanitation  of  the 
IHIssissippI  valley.  8  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  V.  10,  p.  214.) — Yellow  fever  epidemic  in 
Memphis,  1879.  10  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  V.  5,  p.  111.) 


Thornton,  Henry.  1763-1815.  Enquiry 
into  the  nature  and  effects  of  the  paper 
credit  of  Great  Britain.  London,  1803.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Eev.  v.  1,  1803,  p.  173.) 

—1306 

Thornton,  John.  Seeley,  M.  John  Thorn- 
ton.   19  ppi    (In  his  Later  evangelical  fathers,  p.  20.) 

Thornton,  John  Wingate.  1818-78.  His- 
torical relation  of  New  England  to  the  Eng- 
lish commonwealth.    [Boston],  1874.    r.  8°. 

3634 

iVofe.— Privately  printed. 

The  landing  at  Cape  Anne  ;  or,  the  char- 
ter of  the  first  permanent  colony  on  the 
territory  of  the  Massachusetts  Company. 
Now  discovered  and  first  pub.  from  the 
original  MS,  with  an  inquiry-  into  its  au- 
thority and  a  history  of  the  colony,  1634-28, 
Roger  Conant,  Governor.  Boston,  1854. 
r.  8°.  2623 

(Ed.)  Pulpit  of  the  American  revolu- 
tion :  or,  the  political  sermons  of  the  period 
of  1776.  With  a  historical  introduction, 
notes,  and  illustrations.  3  ed.  Boston  [1876]. 
8°.  1614 

Contents.  Chauncy,  C.  Discourse  on  •'  the  good 
news  from  a  far  country  "...  on  occasion  of  the  re- 
peal of  the  Stamp-act.— Cooke,  S.  Sermon  preached 
at  Cambridge  .  .  .  May  30, 1770  [The  true  principles  of 
civil  government].— Gordon, W.  Discourse  preached 
Dec.  16, 1774,  being  the  day  recommended  by  the  Pro- 
vincial Congress.- Howard,  S.  Sermon  preached 
before  the  Honorable  Council, ...  of  the  state  of  Massa- 
chusetts-Bay, May  31,  1780.— Iiangdon,  8.  Govern- 
ment corrupted  by  vice,  and  recovered  by  righteous- 
ness. A  sermon  preached  before  the  Honorable  Con- 
gress of  the  colony  of  the  Massachusetts-Bay,  May  31, 
1775.— Mayhew,  J.  Discourse  concerning  unlimited 
submission  and  non-resistance  to  the  higher  powers. 
— Payson,  P.  Sermon  preached  before  the  Honora- 
ble Council  ...  of  the  state  of  Massachusetts-Bay, 
May  27, 1778 — Stiles,  E.  The  United  States  elevated 
to  glory  and  honour.  A  sermon  preached  . . .  May  8, 
1783.  —  Thornton,  J.  W.  Historical  Introduction; 
Preface. —  West,  S.  Sermon  preached  before  the 
Honorable  Council  ...  of  the  colony  of  Massachu- 
setts-Bay, May  29, 1776.- Index. 

Thornton,  Matthew,  M.  D,    Sanderson,  J. 

In  his  Blog.  of  the  signers,  v.  5,  p.  33.    37  pp. 

Thornton,  Percy  M.  Foreign  secretaries  of 
the  XIX  century.    London,  1881-82.    3  v.  8°. 

3821 

Contents. 
Bathurst,  H.,  S'Earl  Bathurst,  v.  1. 
Canning,  G.  v.  1,  2. 

Disraeli,  B.,  Earl  of  BeaconsfieU,  administration  of,  v.  3. 
Pox,  C.  J..  V.  1. 

Gordon,  G.,  4  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  y.  2,  3. 
Gower,  G.  G.  L.,  2  Earl  Granville,  v.  3. 
Grenvilie,  W.  W.,  Baron  Qrenville,v.  1. 
Grey,  C,  2  Earl  Grey,  v.  1. 
Harris,  J.  H.,  3  Earl  of  Malmesbury,  v.  3. 
Jenklnson,  R.  B.,  2  Earl  of  Liverpool,  v.  1. 
Phlpps,  H.  P.,  Lord  Mulgrave,  v.  1. 
Russell,  J.,  1  Earl  Russell,  v.  3. 
Ryder,  D.,  2  Baron  Harrowby,  v.  1. 

Stewart,  E.,  Viscount  Castlereagh,  2  Marquis  of  London- 
derry, V.  2. 
Temple,  H.  J.,  Viscount  Palmerston,  v.  2,  3. 
Villlers,  G.  W.  F.,  4  Earl  Clarendon,  v.  3. 
Ward,  J.  W.,  Earl  Dudley,  v.  2. 
Wellesley,  A.,  1  Duke  of  Wellington,  v.  3. 
Wellesley,  R.  C,  Marqms  Wellesley,  v.  2. 

Foreign  policy  from  Lord  Palmerston's  death  In 

Nov.  1866,  to  the  fall  of  Mr.  Gladstone's  administration 

in  1873,  V.  3.— Index,  v.  2,  3. 

Thornton,  Col.   Thomas.       Scott,  Sir  W. 

Thornton's  Sporting  tour.    13  pp.    (Miscel.  works,  V.  19, 
p.  87;  and  Edin.  Rev.  v.  5, 1805,  p.  398.) 

Thornton,  Thomas.      1787-1866.     Life   of 

Thomas  Otway.    64  pp.    (Otway,  T.,  Works,  v.  1, 181S, 
p.  V.) 


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THORPE 


Thornton,  Thomas.  Present  state  of  Tur- 
key. 23  pp.  (Rev.  ot  lu  Edin.  Rev.  v.  10, 1807,  p.  249 ; 
Quart.  Ree.  v.  3, 1810,  p.  129.) 

Tboruton,  Rev.  Thomas  C.  1794-1860.  In- 
quiry into  the  history  of  slavery;  its  intro- 
duction into  the  United  States ;  causes  of 
its  continuance ;  and  remarks  upon  the 
abolition  tracts  of  William  E.  Channing. 
Washington,  1841.     12°.  —2346 

Theological  colloquies  ;  or,  a  compen- 
dium of  Christian  divinity,  speculative  and 
practical,  founded  on  Scripture  and  reason. 
Baltimore,  1837.     8°.  —3245 

Thornton,  William  Thomas.  1818-80.  On 
labour,  its  wrongful  claims  and  rightful 
dues,  its  actual,  present,  and  possible  future. 
3  ed.  London,  1870.  8°.  {Rev.  of  in  Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  50, 1869,  p.  448  ;  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
130,  1869,  p.  390.)  —1394 

Over-population  and  its  remedy;  or,  an 

inquiry  into  the  extent  and  causes  of  the 
distress  prevailing  among  the  labouring 
classes  of  the  British  islands,  and  into  the 
means  of  remedying  it.  London,  1846.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4,  1846,  p. 
115 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  85,  1847,  p.  161.)      —1394 

A  plea  for  peasant  proprietors,  with  the 

outlines  of  a  plan  for  their  establishment  in 
Ireland.  New  ed.  London,  1874.  12°.  —1397 

Mill,  J.  S.    Thornton  on  labour  and  its  claims.    61 

pp.  {Dissertations  and  discussionSt'V.  i,  ^,25;  a,n(i Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  9.  V.  5,  1869,  pp.  605,  680.) 

Thornton  abbey.  Parker,  J.  H.  Thornton 

abbey.    8  pp.  1  pi.    (Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  2, 1846,  p.  367.) 

Thornton  romances.  The  early  English 
metrical  romances  of  Perceval,  Isumbras, 
Englemour,  and  Degrevant.  Selected  from 
MSS  at  Lincoln  and  Cambridge.  Ed.  by 
James  Orchard  Halliwell.  London,  1844. 
4°.     (CamdmSoc.  No.  30.)  1596 

Thornwell,  James  Henley,  D.  D.  1813-62. 
Life  and  letters  of.  By  B.  M.  Palmer.  Rich- 
mond, 1875.     8°.  3894 

Thornwell's  answer  to  Dr.  liyncli ;  Thornwell  on 

Inspiration  and  Intalliblllty ;  Thornwell  against  in- 
fallibility. 92  pp.  (BroMinson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2, 
1848,  pp.  198, 273^417.)— Thornwell  on  slavery,  32  pp. 
(iVera  Englander,  v.  12, 18B4,  p.  93,) 

Thorpe,  Benjamin.  1782-1870.  Northern 
mythology ,  comprising  the  principal  popu- 
lar traditions  and  superstitions  of  Scandi- 
navia, north  Germany,  and  the  Netherlands. 
London,  1851-53..    3  v.  12°.  —2276 

Outline   ol   Anglo-Saxon   grammar.       17  pp. 

(Paull,  &.  E.,  Life  of  Alfred  the  Great,  p.  634:  Bohn,  H. 
G.,  Anti(i.  Idbr.) 

{Ed.)  Analecta  Anglo-Saxonica.  A  se- 
lection in  prose  and  verse  from  Anglo-Saxon 
authors  of  various  ages  ;  with  a  glossary. 
Newed.    London,  1868.    13°.  —3126 

(Ed.)     Ancient  laws  and  institutes  of 

England  :  comprising  laws  enacted  under 
the  Anglo-Saxon  kings  from  jEthelbirht  to 
Onut,'  with  an  English  tr.  of  the  Saxon ;  . .  . 
also,  Monumenta  ecclesiasticaAnglicana.  . . 
and  the  ancient  Latin  version  of  the  Anglo- 
Saxon  laws  ;  with  a  compendious  glossary. 
London,  1840.    fo.  —2301 

The  same.    London,  1840.    3v.  r.  8°.    [Ot. 
Brit.  Record  eomm.)  -1353 

(Ed.)  The  Anglo-Saxon  poems  of  Beo- 
wulf, the  Sc6p  or  Gleeman's  tale,  and  the 


Fight  at  Finnesburg.  With  a  literal  tr., 
notes,  glossary,  etc.  Oxford,  1855.  p.  8°.  1375 

(Ed.)     Anglo-Saxon  version  of  the  holy 

Gospels.  Ed.  from  the  original  MSS.  Lon- 
don, 1843.     13°.  —1317 

(Ed.)    Anglo-Saxon  version  of  the  story 

of  Apollonius  of  Tyre,  upon  which  is  founded 
the  play  of  Pericles,  attributed  to  Shaks- 
peare.  With  a  literal  tr.  London,  1834. 
12°.  —1217 

(Ed.)     Codex  Exoniensis.     A  collection 

of  Anglo-Saxon  poetry,  from  a  MS  in  the 
library  of  the  dean  and  chapter  of  Exeter, 
with  an  English  tr.,  notes,  and  indexes. 
London,  1842.     8°.  1353 

(Ed.)      Diplomatarium    Anglicum    sevi 

Saxonici.  A  collection  of  English  charters, 
from  the  reign  of  King  ^thelberhtof  Kent, 
A.  D.  DCV,  to  that  of  William  the  Con- 
queror. With  a  tr.  of  the  Anglo-Saxon. 
London,  1865.     8°.  2536 

(Ed.)       Homilies    of   the    Anglo-Saxon 

church.  The  1  part,  containing  the  ser- 
mones  catholici,  or  homilies  of  ^Ifric,  in 
the  original  Anglo-Saxon,  with  an  English 
version.  London,  1844-46.  2  v.  8°-  (^Ifric 
Soc.)  —4333 

(Ed.)    Yule-Tide  stories.    A  collection  of 

Scandinavian  and  north-German  popular 
tales  and  traditions,  from  the  Swedish, 
Danish,  and  German.  London,  1853.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Aniiq.  Libr.)  1395 

(Ed.)  Anglo-Saxon  chronicle.  See  An- 
glo-Saxon chronicle. 

(Ed. )  Chronicon  ex  chronicis.  See  Flor- 
ence, of  Worcester. 

(Ed.)     Life  of  Alfred  the  Great.     See 

Pauli,  G.  R. 

(Ed.)     Metrical  paraphrase  of  parts  of 

the  Holy  Scriptures.    See  Caedmon. 

(Tr.)      Edda  Saemundar  hinns  Froda. 

See  Saemund. 

(Tr.)      Grammar    of    the    Anglo-Saxon 

tongue.    See  Rask,  R.  C. 

(Tr.)      History  of    England    under  the 

Anglo-Saxon  kings ;  History  of  England 
under  the  Norman  kings.  See  Lappenberg, 
J.  M. 

Schlpper,  J.     Zum   Codex  Exoniensis.     12   pp. 

(Germama,  v.  19, 1874,  p.  327.) 

Thorpe,  Markham  John.  1817—.  Calendar 
of  state  papers  relating  to  Scotland,  pre- 
served in  the  state  paper  department  of  H.  M. 
Public  Record  Office.  London,  1858.  3  v. 
r.  8°.     (at.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4583 

Contents.  The  Scottish  series  ot  the  reigns  of 
Henry  VIII,  Edward  VI,  Mary,  Elizabeth,  1509-89, 
V.  i;— The  Scottish  series  of  the  reign  of  Queen  Eliza- 
beth, 1589-1603 ;  An  appendix  to  the  Scottish  series, 
1543-92.  The  state  papers  relating  to  Alary,  Q,ueen 
of  Scots  during  her  detention  in  England,  1668-87,  v.  2. 

Thorpe,  Robert,  LL.  D.      Commentary  on 

the  treaties  en];ered  into  .  . .  for  the  purpose  of  pre- 
venting .  .  .  any  Illicit  traffic  in  slaves.  31  pp.  (Pam- 
pUeteer,  v.  14, 1819,  p.  417.) 

Thorpe, M-s.  RoseHartwick.  1850—.  Poems. 

11  pp.    (Hopkins,  A.  A.,  Waifs  ami  tlieir  authors,  p.  259.) 

Thorpe,  Thomas.  Catalogue  of  the  most 
extensive,  valuable,  and  truly  interesting 
collection  of  curious  books,  on  sale  in  this 
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classes  of  literature.  London,  1843.  8°.  W.56 


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Thorpe,    Thomas    Bangs.       1815-78.       A 

"Hoosler"  insearoli  ol  ju3tlce.  6  pp.  (Mason,  E.  T., 
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Thorpe,  William.     Bale,  J.     Examination 

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Thorstein.    Anderson,  E.  B.,  and  Bjarna- 

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Thorwaldseii,  Bertel.  Andersen,  H.  O. 
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Thou,  Frangois  Auguste  de.     Circa  1607-42. 

Lettres  darant  ses  voyages  en  Italle  et  dans  le  Levant, 
1626-29.  301  pp.  {Bev.  retrospect.  2  s.  v.  3, 1335,  p.  351; 
V.  4,  1836,  pp.  6,  184,  338;  v.  6,  1836,  pp.  62,  207.) 

Mambrun,  ( — ).    Relation  de  la  mort  de  T.    14  pp. 

{Rev.  retrospect.  2  s.  v.  6, 1836,  p.  245.)— Particulars  of 
the  death  of  MM.  Cinq-Mars  and  de  T.  8  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  6,  1820,  p.  494.)— Procez  de  MM. 
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Thou,  Jacques  Auguste  de.  1553-1617.  His- 
toriarum  sui  temporis  torn.  I- VII.  Londini, 
1733.     7  V.  fo.  2451 

Histoire  universelle,  depuis  1543  jusqu'en 

1607.  Tr.  sur  I'ed.  latine  de  Londres.  Lon- 
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Memoires ;   1553-1601.     Paris,  1823.     8°- 

(Petitot,  O.  B.  and  A.,  M6m.  rel.  hist,  de 
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The  same.  Paris,  1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud 
and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  mim.  rel.  hist,  de 
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Collinson,  J.     Life  of  Thuanus.     1807. 

DuENTZEE,  J.  H.  J.    Jacques  Auguste  de 

Thou's  leben,  schriften,  und  historische 
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IVlceron,  J.  P.    M€m.  des  hommes,  v.  9.— Wege- 

lln,  J.  Sur  T.  65  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Nouv. 
mem.  1783,  p.  443  ;  1786,  p.  400.) 

Thon  art  the  man.    16  pp.    Poe,  E.  A., 

Works,  ed.  by  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  2,  p.  336. 


Thought  and  thinking. 

Boole,  G.    Investigation  of  the  laws  of 
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Everett,  0.0.   Science  of  thought.  1870. 

Holmes,  O.  W.    Mechanism  in  thought 

and  morals.     1871. 

Note.—k\so  in  his  Pages  from  an  old  volume,  p.  260. 

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the  necessary  laws  of  thought.     1867. 

Adams,  P.  A.    Collocation  of  words  In  the  Greek 

and  Latin  languages,  examined  in  relation  to  the  laws 
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M.  Thoughts,  words,  and  things.  30  pp.  {Biblioth. 
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genesis  von  sprache  und  denken.  33  pp.  {Zeits.  f. 
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den  einfluss  des  wlllens  aut  das  denken.  34  pp. 
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denkens  in  ihrem  verhaeltniss  zu  den  urformen  des 
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36, 1860,  pp.  66,  210;  V.  37,  1860,  p.  177;  V.  38,  1861,  p. 
196;  V.  39,  1861,  p.  22.) 

See   also   Intellect.— Iiogic.  —  Philosophy.— 
Psychology. 

Thought-reading.    6  pp.    Mason,  M.  H. 

{MaemiUan's  Mag.  v.  46, 1882,  p.  482.) 

Thoughts  about  art.    Hamerton,  P.  G. 

2  V.  —1737 

Thoughts  and  recollections.     3  pp. 

(Blaclcwood's  Mag.  y.  36, 1834,  p.  632.) 

Thoughts  in  a  gravel-pit.  27  pp.  Kings- 

ley,  C,  Sci.  lectures  and  essays,  p.  259. 

Thoughts  in  prison.    Dodd,  W.        1356 
Thoughts  in  rhyme.  9  pp.   (Blackwood^s 

Mag.  V.  48,  1840,  p.  280.) 

Thoughts  on  animalcules.     Mantell, 

G.  A.  —1677 

Thoughts  on  man.    Godwin,  W.       1796 

Thoughts  on  matter  and  force.  Ewbank, 

T.  —1526 

Thoughts  on  outline,  sculpture.    Oum- 

berland,  G.  —1781 

Thoughts  on  popery.  Nevins,W.  —8207 

Thoughts  on  religion.  Pascal,  B.  —3215 

Thoughts  on  sea.    5  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag. 

V.  6, 1832,  p.  216.) 

Thoughts    on    secondary    punish- 
ments.   WtiSitely,R.,  Abp.  of  Dublin. 

—2346 
Thoughts  on  the  abolition  of  slavery 

humbly  submitted  in  a  letter  to  the  King. 
London,  1824.     8°.    (Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  1.) 

—2346 


THOUGHTS 


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THREE  LETTERS 


Thoughts  on  the  fntnre  civil  policy  of 

America.     Draper,  J.  W.  1646 

Thoughts  ou  the  .  .  .  uianners  of  the 

great.    60  pp.    More,  H.,  Worlcs,  v.  2,  p.  237. 

Thoughts  on  the  nature  ol  things.    23 

pp.    Bacon,  Sir  F.,  Works,  v.  B,  1870,  p.  417. 

Thoughts  on  the  original  unity  of  the 

human  race.     Caldwell,  C.  1797 

Thoughts  on  the  present  disturb- 
ances iu  the  southern  districts  o£  Ireland.  37  pp. 
(Pamphleteer,  v.  24, 1824,  p.  97.) 

Thoughts  on  the  services.    Goxe,  A. 

C,  Bp.  of  Western  New  Yorh.  —1248 

Thoughts  on  .  .  .  the  system  of  the 

world.     Nichol,  J.  P.  —2497 

Thoughts  on  wheels.  37  pp.  Mont- 
gomery, J.,  Poet,  works,  v.  2,  p.  171. 

Thoughts  upon  governnient.    Helps, 

Sir  A.  —2325 

Thoughts  upon  thoroughfares.    12 

pp.    [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  17, 182B,  p.  155.) 
Thouret,  Guillaume  Frangois  Antoine.  Tail- 
landler,  A.   H.    M.  Thouret.    6  pp.    (Soo.  antlq.  de 
Franca,  M(m.  v.  10, 1834,  p.  Ix.) 

Thousand  and  one  nights.  See  Arabian 
nights'  entertainments. 

Thousand  and  second  tale  of  Schehera- 
zade. 20  pp.  Poo,  E.  A.,  Wor7cs,  ed.  by  J.  H.  Ingram, 
V.  1,  p.  216. 

Thousand  Islands.  Hough,  F.  B.  (Ed.) 
The  Thousand  Islands  of  the  river  St.  Law- 
rence.    1880. 

Pyle,  H.    Among  the  Thousand  Islands.    18  pp. 

{Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  IB,  1878,  p.  825.)— Ropes,  E.  H. 
Summering  among  the  Thousand  Isles.  18  pp.  (Sttv- 
per's  Mag.  v.  63, 1881,  p.  BOl.) 

Thousand  miles  up  the  Nile.  Ed- 
wards, A.  B.  1787 

Thousand  miles'  walk  across  South 
America.     Bishop,  N.  H.  2486 

Thousandth  anniversary  of  the  Nor- 
wegian settlement  in  Iceland.  Hjaltalin, 
J.  A.  3647 

Thouth.    SfeeTeti. 

Thoyras,  Paul  Rapin  de.  See  Rapin  de 
Thoyras,  P. 

Thrace.  Head,  B.  v.,  and  Gardner,  P. 
Catalogue  of  Greek  coins.  The  Tauric 
Chersonese  .  .  .  Thrace,  etc.  1877.  {Poole, 
R.  S.,  Cat.  of  Greek  coins  in  the  Brit.  Mus.) 

MOET  DE  LA  Forte  Maison,  C.  A.    Les 

Francs,  leur  origine  et  leur  histoire,  dans  la 
Pannonie,  la  Mesie,  la  Thrace,  etc.    1868,  2  v. 

Dnmont,  A.  Rapport  sur  un  voyage  arohfiologlqiue 

en  T.  60  pp.  {Archiv.  miss.  sci.  et  lit.  v.  6,  p.  447.) — 
Gatterer,  J.  C.  De  Herodotl  ac  Thucydldls  Thracia 
commentatlo  geographlca,  cum  tabula.  26  pp.  (Goet- 
tlngen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Comment.  Hist,  philol.  v.  4, 
1781,  p.  87;  V.  B,  1782,  p.  B9 ;  v.  6,  1785,  p.  1.)— I<ejean, 
G.  Du  Danube  aux  Balkans,  souvenirs  d'un  voyage 
dans  la  Bulgarle  et  la  T.  28  pp.  [Bev.  contemp.  18B8, 
V.  3,  p.  813.)— Spencer,  E.  Thrace.  B2  pp.  (In  his 
Travels  In  European  Turkey  In  18B0,  v.  2,  p.  319.) 

Thrale,  Mrs.  H.  L.  S.    See  Piozzi,  Mrs.  H. 

L.  S. 
Thrasybulus,  Tyrant  of  Miletus.    B.  C.  7 

cent.  Eplstola.  [Or.  et  Lat.^  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  E.,  Bib- 
lioth.  gr.  Epistol.  Or.  p.  787.) 

Thrasyhulus,  of  Steiria.    Frohberger,  H. 

Dleletzten  lebensjahre  Thrasybul's  von  Steiria.  IB 
pp.    (Philologus,  v.  17, 1861,  p.  437.) 

Thrasyllus.    Reisch,  E.    Zum  Thrasyllos- 

monument.  19  pp.  1  pi.  (E.  deutsch.  archaeol.  Inst. 
MitlM.  Athen.  abth.  v.  13, 1888,  p.  383.) 

Thrasyllus,  ofMendes.    Fragmenta.    [Gr. 

et  £a(.]  B  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bibliotn.  gr.  Fragm.  hist. 
Or.  V.  3,  p.  BOl.) 


Thrasyllus,  o/PM'its.  Sevin,F.  Recherches 
sur  la  vie  et  sur  les  ouvrages  de  T.  9  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  10, 1736,  p.  89.) 

Tlirasymachus.  B.  C.  4  cent.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.']    4  pp.    (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioih.  gr.  Drat. 
Attici,  V.  2,  p.  244.) 

Threading  my  way.     Owen,  R.  D.    3886 
Three  adventures  before  midnight.     5 

pp.     [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  32, 1B4B,  p.  389.) 

Three  bonnets.  36  pp.  Ramsay,  A.,  Poems, 

V.  2,  p.  541. 

Three  books  of  offices,  or  moral  duties. 
Cicero,  M.  T.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Class.  Libr.) 

—1446 

Three  brothers :  a  romance.  Pickersgill, 
J.,  Jr.     4  V.  2315 

Three  brothers;  or,  travels  and  adven- 
tures .  .  .  in  Persia,  Russia,  Turkey,  Spain, 
etc.  Sherley,  Sir  A.,  Sherley,  Sir  R.,  and 
Sherley,  Sir  T.  4795 

Three  centuries  of  English  literature. 
Yonge,  C.  D.  2244 

Three  chapters  of  my  life.     10  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  10, 1858,  p.  207.) 

Three  colonies  of  Australia.  Sidney, 
S.  3424 

Three  courses  and  a  dessert.  Clarke, 
C.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)  1256 

Three  cutters.  Marryat,  Capt.  F.  (Bohn, 
H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)  1367 

Three  days  in  the  Highlands.    11  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  90,  1861,  p.  256.) 

Three  days  out  of  harness.  8pp.  [Dub- 
lin Vniv.  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1878,  p.  337.) 

Three  decades  of  federal  legisla- 
tion, 1855  to  1885.    Cox,  S.  S.  —1311 

Three  devils:  Luther's,  Milton's,  and 
Goethe's.     Masson,  B.  2276 

Three  English  Statesmen:  Pym,  Crom- 
well, Pitt.    Smith,  G.  —1337 

Three  excellent  tragoedies.    Goffe,  T. 

3377 

Three  fifteenth-century  chronicles. 
Gairdner,  J.  (Ed.)  [Camden  Soc.  n.  s.  No. 
28.)  1504 

Three  generations  of  Englishwo- 
men.   Ross,  Mrs.  J.  A.  D.  G.     2  v.       3766 

Three  Oermanys.  Glimpses  into  their 
history.     Fay,  T.  S.     2  v.  3603 

Three  Giuseppes.  33  pp.   [Fraser^s  Mag. 

V.  1, 1830,  p.  178.) 

Three  grains  of  spirituall  frankincense.   16 

pp.    Wither,  G.,  Miscel.  works,  v.  B. 

Three  hundred  and  fifty  years  retro- 
spection of  an  old  bookseller.  West,  W. 
[With  his  Fifty  years  recollections.)      W.88 

Three  Irish  glossaries.  Cormac's  glos- 
sary, Codex  A.  O 'Da voren's  glossary.  Glos- 
sary to  the  calendar  of  Oinigus  the  Culdee. 
With  a  preface  and  index  by  W.  S[tokes]. 
London,  1863.     8°.  1164 

Three  kingdoms.  The.  Arlincourt,  C.  V. 
P.,Vicomted\    3  v.  1535 

Three  knights  of  Camelott.    33  pp. 

Home,  R.  H.,  Ballad  romances,  p.  121. 

Three  Ijancashire  documents.    Har- 

land,  J.  (i7d.)     [ChethamSoc.  y.  74..)      3535 

Three    lectures  on  architecture  in 

England.    Rose,  H.  —1785 

Three  letters  concerning  the  present  state 

of  Italy.    Bm-net,Q.,Bp.  of  Salisbury.    3557 


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THROUGH  THE  YEAR 


Three  letters  on  the  game  laws.    By  a 

country  gentleman.    47  pp.    (Pampldeteer,  v.  11, 1818, 
p.  325.) 

Three  main  military  questions  of  the 

day.     Havelock,  Sir  H.  M.  —3765 

Three  months  in  the  Southern  states, 

April-June  1863.     Fremantle,  Lieut.-Col.  A. 

J.  2477 

Three  nights  In  Berlin.   11  pp.   [Black- 

wooi's  Mag.  v.  60, 1841,  p.  466.) 

Three    notelets    on    Shakespeare. 

Thorns,  W.  J.  3396 

Three  numbers.    13  pp.     {Fraser''s  Mag. 

T.  66,  1867,  p.  183;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  14,  1867,  p.  659.) 

Three  panics ;  an  historical  episode.    318 

pp.    Cobdea,  R.,  Polit.  writings,  v.  2,  p.  209. 

Three    phases    of   Christian    love. 

Herbert,  Lady  M.  E.  —4333 

Three  playes.  Killigrew,  Sir  W.  8377 
Three  principles  of  the  divine  essence. 

Boehme,  J.,  Works,  v.  1.  —3343 

Three  pronunciations  of  Latin.  Fisher, 

M.  M.  —3117 

Three  reforms  of  Parliament.    Hea- 

ton,  W.  —3335 

Three  roses.    8  pp.    Arnold,  E.,  Poems, 

'p.  171. 

Three    seasons    in  European  vineyards. 

Flagg,  W.  J.  —4697 

Three  sisters.    9  pp.     (JSarper^s  Mag.  v.  5, 

1862,  p.  473.) 

Three  Sundays  in  a  week.   7  pp.    Poe, 

E.  A.,  Works,  ed.  ty  J.  B.  Ingram,  t.  2,  p.  292. 

Three  thousand  pound  notes.    13  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21,  1843,  p.  665.) 

Three  tracts  pub.  at  Amsterdam,  in 

the  years  1691  and  1693.     Ludlow,  Gen.  E. 

3563 
Three  trophies  from  the  war.    6  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  29,  1864,  p.  60.) 

Three  vices  overcome  truth  and  chastity. 
16  pp.  Lindsay,  Sir  D.  (Pinkerton,  J.,  Scotish  poems, 
V.  2,  p.  123.) 

Three  wishes.    39  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  8,  1836,  pp.  166,  308,  654.) 

Three  years  among  the  working- 
classes  in  the  United  States.    Burn,  J.  D. 

—1387 

Three  years  at  Oxford.  8  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  24,  1828,  p.  862.) 

Three  years  in  Canada.    Mactaggart,  J. 

3  V.  3405 

Three  years  in  Roumania.    Ozanne, 

J.  W.  1464 

Three  years  in  the  Pacific.    Ruschen- 

berger,  W.  S.  W.    3  v.  3485 

Three  years  in  the  6  corps.    Stevens, 

G.  T.  3656 

Three  years  of  Arctic  service.  Greely, 

Lieut.  A.  W.     3  v.  3404 

Three  years  of  my  life ;  or,  Ellen  Vere. 

11  pp.     {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  16,  1837,  p.  487.) 

Three  years  of  the  Eastern  question. 

McColl,  M.  3497 

Three  years'  wanderings  in  the  north- 
ern provinces  of  China.  Fortune,  R.  1496 
Threefold  discourse  betweene  8  neigh- 
bours, Algate,  Bishopsgate,  and  John  Hey- 
den  the  late  cobler  of  Hounsditch,  a  pro- 
fessed Brownist.  Whereunto  is  added  a  true 
relation  (by  way  of  dittie)  of  a  lamentable 
flre  which  happened  at  Oxford  3  nights  be- 
fore Christ- tide  last,  in  a  religious  brother's 


shop,  knoune  by  the  name  of  John  of  All- 
trades.  London,  1643;  repr.  1873.  8°. 
(Hindley,  C,  Old  book  collect,  miscel.  v.  3.) 

1244 

Threuodia  Augiistalis^  a  funeral  Pin- 
daric poem.    31  pp.    Dryden,  J.,  Works,  v.  10,  p.  63. 

epijvoc:  Trepi  TafivpUyyov.  5  pp.  (Wagner,  W., 
Mediaeval  Or.  texts,  r.  1,  p.  106.) 

Thrle  tailes  of  the  3  priests  of  Peblis.    49 

pp.     (Plnliertou,  J.,  Scotish  poems ,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Thrieve  castle,  Galloway.  4  pp.  {Fraser's 

Mag.  V.  43,  1851,  p.  162.) 

Thrift.    80  pp.    Kingsley^G.,  Sanitary  and 

social  lectures  and  essays,  p.  75. 

Thrilling  adventures.    Ellis,  D.      2657 

Thrilling  narrative  of  the  Grinnell  ex- 
ploring expedition.     Sonntag,  A.  3466 

Thring,  J2eu.  Edward.  1821—.  Theory  and 
practice  of  teaching.    Cambridge,  1883.    12°. 

—3364 

Throat.  American  Laryngological  Associ- 
ation. Transactions  of  the  11  annual  meet- 
ing, held  in  Washington,  D.  C,  May  80  and 
31,  and  June  1,  1889.     1890. 

CzEEMAK,  J.  N.     On  the  laryngoscope, 

and  its  employment  in  physiology  and  med- 
icine. 1861.  {Selected  monographs:  New 
Sydenham  Soc. ) 

GXJILLAUME,  A.   Ln  his  Essai  sur  la  laryn- 

goscopie  et  la  rhinoscopie.     1864. 

Mackness,    J.      Dysphonia    olericorum, 

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Tleck,  JohannLudwig.  1773-1853.  Schriften. 
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Contents.  Abdallali,  v.  8.— Leben  des  beruehmten 
kaisers  Abraham  Tonelli,  v.  9.— Der  Ahschied, 
V.  2.  —  Alla-Moddln,  v.  11.  —  Almansnr,  v,  8.— 
Araheslten,v.  9.— Der  Autor,v.l3.— Der  Blanhart, 
V.  5.— Sieben  welber  des  Blaubart,  v.  9.— Der  Blonde 
Echbert,  v.  4.— Die  Brneder,  T.  8.— Denkwuer- 
dtge  geschichtschronik  der  schildbuerger,  v.  9. 
— DIchterleben,  v.  18.— Erster  akt  des  schauspiels : 
Das  Donauiveib,  v.  13.— Dramatische  gedichte, 
V.  13.— Die  Xllfen,  v.  4.— Bpicoene,  Oder  das  stille 
frauenzimmer,  v.  12. — Slrzaehlungeu  und  novel- 
len,  v.  14, 15.— Fermer,  der  geniale,  v.  15.— Fest  zu 
Kenelworth,  v,  18.  —  Fortunat,  v.  3.  —  Frag- 
mente,  v.  13.— Franz  Sternbald's  wanderun- 

gen,  v.  16 Der  Fremde,  v.  14.— Der  Funfzehnte 

JTovember,  v.  19 Der  GSehelmnissvolIe,  v.  14.— 

Die  Gelehrte  gesellsehaft,v.  15.— Die  Gemaelde, 
V.  17.— Leben  und  tod  der  helligen  Genoveva,  v.  2,— 
Der  Gestlefelte  hater,  v.  5.— Der  Getreue  Behart 
und  der  Tannenhaeuser,  v.  4.— Glueck  giebt  ver- 

stand,  V.  19 Das  Grnene  band,  v.  8.— Herr  von 

Fuchs,  V,  12.— Der  Hexen-Sabbath,  v.  20 — Ge- 
schichte  von  den  Heymons  kindern,  v.  13 — Der 
Jahrmarkt,  v.  20.— Das  Jnengste  gericht,  v.  9. 
—Kaiser  Octavianng.v.  1.— Karl  von  Bernech, 
7. 11.— Koenig  Rother,  v.  13.— Lilebeszauber,  v. 
4.— Die  Maennllche  mutter,  v.  14.— Maerchen,  v. 
13.— Liebesgesohlchte  der  schoenen  Magelone  und 


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dea  Grafon  Peter  von  Provence,  v.  4.— Prolog  zur  Mage- 
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slna,  V.  13.— IHuglkallsche  lelden  und  freuden, 
V.  n.— Der  IVaturfreund,  v.  16.— Novellen,  v.  17-20. 
—Peter  Ijebrectat.  Elne  geschiclite  oline  aben- 
theuerlichkelten,  v.  It,  16.— Fhantasus,  v.  4,  5. — 
Pokal.  v.  4.— Prinz  Zerbino  Oder  die  relse  naob 
dem  guten  geschmack,  v.  10.— Eln  Prolog,  v.  13.— 
Der  Pgycholog,  v.  16.— Die  Rechtggelehrten,  v. 
14.— Die  Reisenden.v.  17.— Der  Roman  in  briefen, 

V.15 Leben  und  tod  dea  kleluen  Rothkaeppcliens, 

V.  2.— Der  Runenberg,  v.  4. — Schauspiele,  v.  11.— 
Schlcksal,  v.  14.— Die  Belden  merkwuerdlgsten  tage 
aus  Slegmunds  leben,  v.  15 — Eln  Tagebncb,  v. 
15.— DleTheesesellscliaft,  V.12.— Lebenundthaten 
dea  klelnen  Thomas,  genannt  Daeumchen,  v.  6.— 
Tod  des  dichters,  v.  19 — Ulrlcli,  der  empflnd- 
Bame,  v.  15.— Daa  Ungekener  und  der  verzan- 
berte  wald,  v.  11.— Die  Verkehrte  -welt,  v.  5. — 
Die  Verlobung,  v.  17. — Die  Versoeliuung,  v.  14. — 
AVilliam  liovell,  v.  6,  7. 

Nachgelassene  schriften.     Herausg.  von 

Rudolf  Koepke.  Leipzig,  1855.  3  v.  in  1, 
13°.  —3195 

Contents.    Anti-Faust  Oder  geschlcbte  elnea  dum- 

men   teufela,  v.  1 Dramatisckes,  v.  1.  —  Bemer- 

kungen  ueber  partellichkelt,  duramheit,  und  bosbeit, 
bel  gelegenbelt  der  Herren  Falk,  Merkel,  und  des 
Inataplela  "  Camaeleon,"  v.  2.  —  Hansivurst  als 
ennigrant,  v.  1. — Huetten-meister,  v.  2. — Kri- 
tisckes,  V.  2. — IJyrisckes,  v.  1. — Slelusine,  v.  1. — 
IVovellistisckes,  v.  2. — Parantytkien,  v.  1.— Daa 
Rek,  V.  1.— Ryno,  v.  2.— Das  buob  ueber  Skakg- 
peare,  v.  2. — Die  Sommernackt,  v.  1. 

Minneliederausdem  schwaebischen  zeit- 

alter.     Berlin,  1803.     8°.  3354 

Vittoria  Accorombona.     Ein  roman    in 

5  buechern.  3  aufl.  Breslau,  1841.  3  v. 
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567.)  1303 

Pair-kaired  Eckbert;  Trusty  Eokart ;  Tbe  Bu- 

nenberg;  Tbe  Elves;  Tbe  Goblet.  92  pp.  (Carlyle, 
T.,  Trs.  from  the  German,  v.  3,  p.  143.) — Love-magic, 
some  centuries  ago ;  Faltbf ul  Eckart  and  tbe  Tannen- 
baeuser ;  Tbe  Tannenbaeuser,  or  lord  of  tbe  flrwood ; 
Auburn  Egbert.  130  pp.  (Roscoe,  T.,  Ger.  noueZisis,  v. 
4,  p.  3.)— Relsebrief.  64  pp.  ( Varnbagen  von  Ense, 
K.  A.  L.  P.,  Brief e,v.  1,  p.  189.)— Superfluities  of  life  ; 
a  novel.    28  pp.    {Praser's  Mag.  v.  26, 1842,  pp.  488,  526.) 

Bluebeard  ;  a  dramatic  tale.    17  pp.    {Bev.  of  In 

Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  33, 1833,  p.  206.)— Taleg  from  T. 
16  pp.    (Kev.  Of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  4, 1831,  p.  446.) 

{Ed.)      Heinrich    von    Kleist's    Gesam- 

melte  schriften.    See  Kleist,  H.  von. 

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Contents.  Administrative  reform.  A  change 
of  men  necessary  to  a  change  ot  measures,  v.  2.— The 
Andr£  centennial,  v.  2. — First  annual  message 
as  governor;  Second  annual  message  to  the  Legis- 
lature, V.  2.— Anti-rent  disorders,  v.  1. — Divorce 
of  hank  and  state,  v.  1. — Vacation  speeches :  Buf- 
falo, v.  2.— Answer  to  a  resolution  ot  the  Senate: 
Results  of  the  canal  commission,  v.  2. — Canal 
enlargement  fallacy,  v.  1.— Additional  results  of 
canal  investigation,  v.  2.— The  Canal  message, 
V.  2 Anticipation  ot  canal  revenues  and  the  con- 
stitution, V.  1.  —  Vacation  speech :  Central  IVew 
fork  Pair,  v.  2.— The  Clay  compromise  of  1833 
and  nuUiflcation,  v.  1. — Coercive  temperance,  v.  1. 
—Combination  against  conspiracy,  v.  1. — The 
Commission  of  Emigration,  v.  2. —  Currency 
and  banlcing,  v.  1.  —  Currency,  prices,  and 
wages :  The  pretensions  ot  the  United  States  Bank 
to  regulate  the  currency  exposed,  v.  1. — Who  counts 
the  electoral  vote  J  v.  2.  —  Speech  on  restoring 
representation  in  Congress  to  the  Southern  States: 
Equality  of  the  states,  v.  1.— False  ca,ngtrnc- 
tions  and  corrupt  practices,  v.  2. — Evils  of  Federal 
centralism,  v.  1. — Figures  that  could  not  lie, 
V.  1.— The  First  gun  for  free  soil,  v.  2.— Brief  on 
the  Florida  electoral  vote,  v.  2.  —  Free  soil 
revolt  in  New  York,  v.  1.— The  Ctovernor's  power 
of  removals  from  office  tor  cause,  v.  2.— Vacation 
speech :  Hebreiv  charities,  v.  2.— Impeachment, 
its  nature  and  object,  v.  1. — Inauguration  speech 

as  governor,  v.  2 Indian  corn  speech,  v.  2. — The 

International  Cotton  Exposition,  v.  2 — Jack- 
son and  democracy,  v.  2.  —  Jefferson  and 
democracy,  v.  2.— tetter  accepting  the  nomination 
of  the  National  Democratic  Convention  for  the  presi- 
dency; Letter  declining  a  re-nomination;  Second 
letter  declining  a  re-nomlnatlon  to  the  presidency, 

V.  2 The  Violated  sovereignty  ot  Louisiana,  v.  2. 

— Reply  to  Gen.  McClernand's  address  advising 
Mr.  Tilden  of  his  nomination  for  the  presidency,  July 
11,  1876,  V.  2.— Speech  at  the  dinner  given  to  J.  S. 
Slorgan,  v.  2.— Municipal  abuses :  The  state  ag- 
grieved, V.  1. — Municipal  reform  message,  v.  2. 
— Speech  at  the  annual  dinner  of  the  New  York 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  v.  2.— HTew  York  city 
ring  I  its  origin,  maturity,  and  tall,  v.  1.— JTullifi- 
cation  and  the  opposition,  v.  1.— Perils  of  the 
union:  The  limits  of  a  constitutional  opposition, 
V.  1.— Political  duties  of  young  men,  v.  2. — 
Public  lands,  and  what  to  do  with  them,  v.  1.— 
Republic,  or  empire  ?  v.  2.  —  The  Republican 
policy  irritating,  v.  1.— Speech  at  the  inauguration 


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ot  aoTernor  Robinson,  v.  2.— Address  ot  welcome 
to  the  Saratoga  Conference,  v.  2.— Considerations 
in  regard  to  the  application  ot  the  Shakerg  for  cer- 
tain special  privileges,  v.  1. — Vacation  speech :  Syra- 
cuse, V.  2.— TaTRtlon  in  the  United  States,  v.  1.— 
Is  the  Treasury  an  executive  department?  v.  1.— 
Tribute  to  Mr.  Tilden,  v.  2.  —  Enormities  of  the 
Tweed  charter,  v.  1.— The  TJnlon,  its  dangers; 
and  how  they  can  he  averted.  Letter  to  William  Kent, 
v.  1.— Is  the  United  States  Bank  charter  repeal- 
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Bnren  and  the  nullWers ;  President  Tan  Buren  and 
William  Leggett,  v.  1.  —  President  Van  Buren's 
message.  The  disuse  of  hank-notes  by  the  govern- 
ment, V.  1.— Veto-messages ;  Veto-messages  In  1876, 
V.  2.— War  claims  and  the  rebel  debt,  v.  2.— 'Waste 

ot  tbe  war,  v.  1 Vacation  speech:  Address  at  the 

fair  of  the  Voung  'Women's  Christian  Associ- 
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See  also  Bulensplegel.  ' 


Tilladet,  Jean   Marie   de   la  Marque  de. 

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Timber:  or,  discoveries  made  upon  men 

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V.  1. 
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Burke,  E.  1  s.  Pitt,  Vf.,  the  Elder,  Earl  of 

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GalnslDorough,  T.  2  s.        Eeynolds,  Sir  J.  2  s. 
Hogarth,  W.  2  s.  Turner,  J.  M.  W.  2  s. 

Lawrence,  Sir  T.  2  s.         Index,  1,  2  s. 

Anecdote  lives  of  wits  and  humourists. 

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Oolmans,  The,  T.  1.  Smith,  J.  v.  2. 

Foote,  S.  V.  1. 
Goldsmith,  O.  v.  1. 
Hook,  T.  E.  T.  2. 
Person,  E.  v.  2. 
Sherldaii,  B.  B.  B.  v.  2. 
Smith,  H.  V.  2. 

Club  life  of  London,  with  anecdotes  of 

the  clubs,  coflEee-houses,  and  taverns  of  the 
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Curiosities  of  London :    exhibiting   the 

most  rare  and  remarkable  objects  of  interest 
in  the  neighbourhood  ;  with  nearly  50  years' 
personal  recollections.    London,  1855.     16°. 

1538 

Curiosities   of   science.     London,  1862. 

3  V.  13°.  —1498 

London    and    Westminster :    City   and 

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Nooks  and  corners  of  English  life.  Lon- 
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Notable  things  of  our  own  time.  Lon- 
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Popular  errors  explained  and  illustrated. 

London,  1856.    16°.  —2475 

Romance  of  London :    strange   stories, 

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Schooldays  of  eminent  men.  2  ed.  Lon- 
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Stories  of  inventors  and  discoverers  in 

science  and  the  useful  arts.  London,  1863. 
16°.  —2716 

Things  not  generally  known.     See  his 

Curiosities  of  science. 

Year-book  of  facts  in  science  and  art. 

London,  1839-74.    37  v.  16°.  1148,  1158 

Timbuctoo.  Account  of  T.  24  pp.  (Dub- 
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[with]  a  short  vocabulary  of  the  Timbuctoo  language. 
3  pp.  (Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  10, 1821,  p.  168.) 
See  also  Quart.  Eev.  v.  14, 1816,  p.  463. 


TIME 


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road  and  public  time.  5  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  137, 1883, 
p.  605.)— 'Wliite,  H.  K.  Time.  2B  pp.  (Bematns,  v.  2, 
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See  also  Almanacs. — Calendar. — Clironology. 
Also  the  division  Calendar  or  Chronology  under  the 
names  of  countries:  as,  China,  Elgypt,  Greece, 
India,  Rome,  etc. 

Time  and  »pace.    Hodgson,  S.  H.    —1433 
Time  and  tide,  by  Weare  and  Tyne.    Bus- 
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Time  and  tune.    Hullah,  J.  P.         —3746 
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,^ee  also  Clock  and  ivatch-mahing. 

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TIMUR 


Timesithens,     Caius     Furius     Sablnius 

AquUa.  Renter,  L.  Inscription  do  Lyon,  relative  i, 
T.,  beaa-pftre  de  I'Empereur  Gordlen  III.  3  pp.  (Soo. 
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1859.) 

Timocles,  of  Athens,  Oomie  poet.    B.  C.  4 

cent.  Frogmenta.  12  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr. 
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pt.  1,  p.  461;  Melneke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v. 
S,  p.  690.)— Fragmena.  3  pp.  (Brumoy,  P.,  Thlat.  des 
Grecs,  v.  16,  p.  263.) 

Timocreon,  of  Rhodes.   B.  0. 5  cent.   Frag- 

menta.  [Gr.]  6  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poei.  ij/r.  ffr.  v.  3,  p. 
1201.)— GedloMe.  [Gr.  and  Oem.]  6  pp.  (Hartung,J. 
A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  220.)— Translation  fl:om  T. 
3  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  16, 1817,  p.  313.) 

Boeckh,  A.    De  Tlmocreonte  Bhodlo.    8  pp.    (ffe- 

samm.  kleine  schriftetit  v.  4,  p.  375.) 

Timoklea,  ein  gespraech  ueber .  .  .  schoen- 

helt.    28  pp.    Wleland,  C.  M.,  Saemmt.  vierhe,  v.  44,  p.  1. 

Timon,  Count.    Carmen  de  Timone  comite. 

5  pp.  (Duemmler,  B.,"Poe(.  Lat.  aevi  Car.  v.  2,  p.  120: 
Monumenla  German,  bist.) 

Timou,  of  Athens.,  the  misanthrope.    Barck- 

ley,  air  B.  Account  o£  T.  3  pp.  (Hazlltt,W.  C,  Ste/jesj). 
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clierohe3  sur  T.  le  misanthrope.  10  pp.  (Inst,  de 
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TiJaon, of Phlius.  B.C. 315-326.  Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  16  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm. 
pMlos.  Gr.  T.  1,  p.  83.) 

Timon,  pseud.     See  Cormenin,  L.  M.  de  La 

H.,  Vicomte  de. 
Timonof  Athens  [drama].    94  pp.    (Haz- 

Utt,  W.  0.,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  6,  p.  391.) 

Timon  Ton  Tarsus.    Eine  studie.    10  pp. 

Helgel,  K.  A.    [Deutsch.  nmdschau,  v.  12, 1877,  p.  146.) 

Timoneda,  Juan  de.    16  cent.    Los  Ciegos 

y  el  mozo;  Los  Menemnos.  19  pp.  (Oclioa,  E.  de, 
Tesoro  teatro  espan.  v.  1,  p.  202.)— Oveja  perdlda.  La 
fee.  La  luente  de  los  slete  sacramentos.  Sacramento 
de  la  luente  de  San  Juan.  Los  desposorlos  de  Cristo. 
37  pp.  (Pedroso,  E.  G.,  Autos  sacramentales,  p.  76 :  Bib- 
liot.  de  amtor.  espan.)- El  Fatrafiuelo.  37  pp.  {Novel, 
anter.  d  Cervantes,  p.  129 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.;  Oclioa, 
E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan.  v.  1,  p.  16.) — El  Sobremesa 
y  allvlo  de  camlnantes.  15  pp.  (Novel,  anter.  d  Cer- 
vantes, p.  169 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Timonides.     Fragmenta.     3  pp.     (Didot, 

A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  last.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  83.) 

Timor,  Island.    Mueller,  S.    Bijdragen  tot 

de  kennls  van  T.  en  eenlge  andere  naburlge  ellanden. 
192  pp.  24  pi.  1  map.  {In  his  Land-  en  volkentunde : 
Temmlnck,  0. 3.,Terh.  dernederl.  overzeesche  bezitt.  p.  129.) 
—Narrative  ot  the  taking  of  T.  7  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Mag.y.  3, 1818,  p.  306.)— Wallace,  A.  B.  Timor  group, 
or  Lesser  Sunda  Islands.  17  pp.  (In  his  Australasia, 
p.  417.) 

Timostratns.     Fragmenta.     [Gr.l     2  pp. 

(Melneke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  696.) 

Timoteo  da  Urbino.     See  Vite,  Timoteo. 
Timottaeus   I,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria. 

—385.  Eesponsa  oanonlca  Tlmothel,  ad  Interrogatlones 
el  proposltas  de  eplscopls  et  clerlcls ;  Bplstola  ad  Dlo- 
dorum  Tyrensem  eplscopum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  8  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  33,  pp.  1296, 1307.) 

Timotbens  II,  Patriarch  of  the  Nestorians. 

[Vita.]  14  pp.  (Assemanl,  Q.  8.,  Biblioth.  orient,  v.  3, 
pt.  1,  p.  667.) 

Timotheus  III,  Patriarch  of  Alexandria. 

—537.  Bermo  et  tragmenta.  [Gr.  et  Lat]  4  pp.  (Mai, 
A.,  Patrum  nov.  biblioth.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  641 ;  Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  V.  86,  pt.  1,  p.  265.) 

Timotbens  (Adam),  Bp.  of  Amida.    [Vita.] 

3  pp.    (Assemanl,  G.  S.,  Bihhoth.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  649.) 

Timotbens,  Bp.  of  Beyrout.  5  cent.  Frag- 
menta. [Gr.etLat.]  1  p.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Pofro!.  s.  Gr. 
V.  85,  p.  1803.) 

Timotbens,  Presbyter  of  Antioch.    7  cent. 

Sermo  In  orucem  et  In  transflguratlonem  Jesu  Chrlstl. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  ».  Gr.  v.  86, 
pt.  1,  p.  255.) 

Timotbens,   Presbyter  of  Constantinople. 

7  cent.  De  lis  qui  ad  eocleslam  aocedunt,  slve  de  re- 
ceptlone haeretloorum.    [Gr.etLat.]    32pp.    (Mlgne, 


J.  P.,  Patrol.  I.  6r.  v.  86,  pt.  1,  p.  11.)— De  his,  qui  ve- 
niunt  ad  Sanctam  Eccleslam,  oratlo  I;  De  duahus 
naturls  Domini  nostri  Jesu  Ohrlstl.  [Gr.etLat.]  21 
pp.    (Meurs,  J.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  8,  p.  737.) 

Timotbens,  Presbyter  of  Jerusalem.    6  cent. 

Oratlo  In  Slmeonem ;  Dlalogus  Chrlstlanl  et  Judael. 
[Gr.  et  Lat.]  9  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  86, 
pt.  1,  pp.  237,  261.)— Sermo  inSlmeonem  justum.  [Gr.] 
11  pp.    (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  10,  p.  685.) 

Timotbens,  of  Athens,  comic  poet.  Frag- 
menta. 2  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth,  gr.  Poet,  comic,  p. 
611;  Kock,  K.  T.,  Comtc.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  460; 
Melneke,  J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  689 ;  Pltra, 
J.  B.,  Spicileg.  Solesmense,  v.  3,  p.  391.) 

Timotlieus,  of  Qaza.    6  cent.    Excerpta  ex 

Ubrls  de  animallhus.     [Gr.]    30  pp.     {Hermes,  v.  3, 

Timotbens,  of  Miletus.   B.  C.  446-B.  C.  357. 

Fragmenta.  [Grl]  7  pp.  (Bergk,  T.,  Poc(.  lyr.  Gr.  v. 
3,  p.  1268.)— [Gedlchte.  Gr.  and  Germ.]  5  pp.  (Har- 
tung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  lyriker,  v.  6,  p.  307.) 

Timotby,  Epistle  to.      See  Bible,  N.  T., 

Timothy. 
Timpe,  Matthaeus.    17  cent.    Episcoporum 

Monasterlenslum  catalogus,  usque  ad  Ernestum  Ba- 
varum,  sou  ad  annum  1612.  31  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A., 
Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  5,  p.  165.) 

Timperley,  Charles  Henry.  1795-1861.  En- 
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Timrod,  Henry.  1829-67.  Poems.  Ed., 
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Three  pictures.    3  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  16, 1867, 

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1860,  p.  357.) 

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Charmoy,  (— ).     Expedition  de  Timour- 

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La  Gitanilla  de  Madrid.— Tbe  Indians,  a  play.— 
The  Tragedy,  a  fragment.- Tour's  or  mine,  a 
comic  opera. 

The  Curfew,  a  play.    12  pp.    (London  stage,  v.  1.)— 

The  Honeymoon,  a  comedy.  63  pp.  (Cumberland, 
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Tobler,  Adolf.  1835—.  Mittheilungen  aus 
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Tobler,  Ludwig.  Steinthal,  H.  Ludwig 
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(Ed.)    Descriptiones  Terrae  Sanctae  ex 

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Innomlnatug  VII.  Desorlptio  Terrae  Sanctae.— 
Innomlnatus  VIII.  De  terra  ultra  marla.— La 
Oltez  de  Jherusalem.— Johannes,  of  Wuerzburg. 
Descrlptlo  Terrae  Sanctae.  Eplstola.— Oommemora- 
torlum  de  casls  Del  vel  mouasteriis. — Folouer,  J. 
Desorlptio  Terrae  Sanctae.  De  portls  clvltalls  Jeru- 
salem.—Vita  seu  potlus  hodoeporlcon  Sanctl  'Willl- 
baldl  scrlptum  a  saDctlmonlali ;  Vita  sive  potlus 
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(Ed.)  Palaestinae  descriptiones  ex  sae- 
culo rV,V,etVL    St.  Gallen,  1869.    8°.    1405 

Contents,  ^nefierina,  St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Epitome 
de  aliqulbus  locls  Sanctis.- Ilieronynias  Sophro- 
nlns,  E.,  St.  B.  Faulae  peregrlnatlc— Itlnerarlum 
Burdlgala  Hlerngalem  usque.— VIieodoBiug.  Li- 
ber de  situ  Terrae  Sanctae. 

and  Molinier,  Auguste  (Eds.)    Itinera 

Latina.  Genevae,  1879.  3  v.  in  8,  8°.  (Soo. 
de  V orient  lat.)  3193 

Contents.  Adomnan,  St.,  Abbot  of  By.  Relatio  de 
locls  Sanctis,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — Notitia  Antlochlae  ac  Jero- 
Bolymae  patriarcbatuum,  v.  1,  pt.  2. —  Antoninus 
Flacentlnns,  Martyr.  De  locls  transmarluls  sacrls, 
T.  1,  pts.  1,  2.— Iter,  V.  1,  pt.  1.— Les  Volages  que  St. 

-  Antolnes  flst  en  la  terre  d'outremer,  v.  1,  pt.  2 Peram- 

butatio  locorum  sanctorum,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — Arculfi  lec- 
tlones  varlae,  v.  1,  pt.  2. — Beda  Venerabilis.  De  locls 
Sanctis;  Belatio  abbrevlata ;  fragmentum  quod  Ubro 
prlmo  Arcalfl  addltum  est,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Bernard, 
French  monlc.  Itlnerarlum,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Eucherlns, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Lyons.  Epitome  de  locis  allqutbus  sauctls, 
V.  1,  pt.  1.— Uleronyinns  Sophronins, E., ,S(.  Fere- 
gvlnatlo  Sanctae  Faulae,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Brevlarlus  de 
Hlerosolyma,  V.  1,  pt.  1.— Itlnerum  Hlerosolyinl- 
tanorum  et  descrlptlonum  Terrae  Sanctae  belUs 
sacrls  anterlorum  series  chronologlca  occldentallbus 
lUustrata  testlmonils,  v.  2.— Itlnerarlum  a  Bordlgala 
llleruaalent  usque,  et  ab  Heraclea  per  Aulonam  et 
per  urbera  Romam  Medlolanum  usque,  v.  1,  pt.  1. — 
Descrlptlo  parrocblae  Jerusalem  ;  Quallter  slta  est 
clvltas  Jerusalem,  v.  1,  pt.  2.— Commemoratorlum  de 
casls  Del  vel  moiiasterlls,  t.  1,  pt.  2. — Paula,  St., 
and  Eustochlum,  J.,  St.  Eplstola  ad  Marcellam  de 
locls  Sanctis,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Tbeodoslus.  De  locls 
Sanctis,  V.  1,  pt.  2.— De  situ  Terrae  Sanctae;  De  Terra 
Sancta,  v.  1,  pt.  1.— Anonymus  Itlnerarlum  S.  'Wllll- 
baldl I  Sanctlmonlalls  Heydenbelmensls  vita,  seu 
hodoeporloou  S.  Wllllbaldl,  v.  1,  pt.  2. 


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Tocbnian,  Maj.  Gaspard.  Lecture  ...  on 
the  social,  political,  and  literary  condition 
of  Poland,  and  her  future  prospects,  con- 
jointly with  the  policy  of  Russia  towards 
these  United  States.  Baltimore,  1844.  8°. 
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Tdclion,  Joseph  Frangois.     Daoier,  B.  J. 

Notice  historlque  sur  la  vie  et  les  ouvrages  de  T.  10 
pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acact.  Inscript.  M4m.  v.  8,  1827, 
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Tocbter  der  Excellent,  novelle.    42  pp. 

Heyse,  J.  L.  P.    (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  13, 1877,  p.  335.) 
TocQUfe,  Louis.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his 

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Contents.  Dlscours  prononcS  i,  la  stance  publlque 
annuelle  (3  Avrll  1862)  de  l'Acad£mle  des  Sciences 
mornleg  et  politiques,  v.  9.— Dlscours  de  recep- 
tion k  I'Acadcmle  ftan^alse  prononefi  )e  21  Avrll 
1812,  v.  9— Dlscours  prononcS  il  la  stance  annuelle  des 
6  Academies,  le  3  Mai  1817,  au  nom  de  I'Instltut; 
Dlscours  prononc6  &  la  stance  publlque  annuelle  des 
6  Academies,  Oct.  1851,  v.  9.— Eapport  talt  it  la  Chambre 
des  Deputes  au  nom  de  la  commission  ebargfie  de  I'ex- 
amen  du  pro]et  de  lol  portant  demande  d'un  credit 
de  6  millions  de  francs  pour  les  camps  agrlcoles  de 
l'Alg£rle  (2  Julnl8M)i  Kapport  fait  i  la  Chambre  des 
D6put63,  au  nom  de  la  commission  cliargSe  d'examlner 
le  pro]et  de  lol  relatlt  aux  credits  extraordlnalres  de- 
mand«s  pour  l'Alg6rle  (24  Mai  1847),  v.  9— Voyage  en 
AlgSrle,  1841,  V.  8.— Voyage  en  Allemagne,  v.  8.— 
Bapport  fait  k  TAoadSmle  des  Sciences  morales  et 
politiques,  le  4  Juln  1842,  sur  le  Uvre  de  M.  Allier, 
lntitul6:  Etudes  sur  le  systime  pfinltentialre  et  les 
socl§t6s  de  patronage,  v.  9.— Anclen  regime  et  la 
revolution,  v.  4  — Ohapltres  InSdlts  de  I'ouvrage 
destine  k  faire  suite  au  Uvre  I'Anclen  rSglme  et  la 
revolution  ;  Notes  et  pensSes  so  rapportant  ii  I'ouvrage 
I'Anclen  regime  et  la  revolution,  v.  8.— Voyage  en 
Ansleterre,  1833,v.  8.— Assemblie  constltuante, 
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tive, le  23  Juln  1849,  en  rfiponse  aux  Interpellations 
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-Dlscours  prononc6  ii  la  Chambre  des  Deputes, 
le  18  Jan.  1842,  dans  la  discussion  gSnerale  du  projet 
d'adresse ;  Dlscours  prononcS  k  la  Cbambre  des  Depu- 
tes, le  28  Jan.  1843,  dans  la  discussion  du  projet 
d'aflresse  au  rol;  Dlscours  prononcS  k  la  Chambre 
des  Deputes,  le  27  Jan.  1848,  dans  la  discussion  du  pro- 
Jet  d'adresse  en  reponse  au  dlscours  de  la  couronne, 
V.  9.— Notice  sur  Cherbourg,  v.  9.— Eapport  fait  k 
I'Academle des  Sciences  moraleset politiques lelSJan. 
1848,  sur  I'ouvrage  de  M.  Cherbuliez,  intitule-.  De 
la  democratic  en  Suisse,  v.  9.— De  la  classe  moyenne 
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la  Constltuante  au  18  Brumaire,  v.  8.— Du  Consu- 
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entldremeuC  in6dlte,  v.  7.— Dlscours  prouonce  k  la 
Chambre  des  Deputes,  le  2  Mars  1843,  dans  la  discus- 
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piementalre  pour  lea  depenses  secretes  de  1 813,  v.  9. 
— De  la  democratic  en  Anierlque,v.  1-3.— Dlscours 
prononce  k  I'Assembiee  constltuante  dans  la  discus- 
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au  nom  de  la  commission  chargee  d'examiuer  la  propo- 
sition de  M.  de  Tracy,  relative  aux  esclaves  deg 

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ITnlg,  1331-32,  v.  8.- Etudes  economiques,  poli- 
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Avrll  1846,  ii  la  Chambre  des  Deputes,  k  I'occaslon  d'un 
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fait  k  I'Academle  des  Sciences  morales  et  politiques 
(1846)  sur  le  Uvre  de  M.  Macarel,  Intitule:  Cours  de 
droit  adminlatratit,  v.  9. —Melanges,  fragmentg 
hlgtoriques,  et  notes,  v.  8.— Notes  sur  le  Marquis 
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dSmle  fraoQalse,  aur  le  prix  de  vertu,  v.  9.— 116- 
forme  des  prisons.  T.  9.  —  Bapport  fait  k  I'As- 
eeml)l€e  legislative  au  nom  de  la  commission  charg6e 
d'examiner  les  propositions  relatives  h  la  r^-vislon 
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h.  un  ouvrage  sur  la  revolution  dont  le  tltre  u'fitalt 
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T.  9.— Voyage  en  Suisse,  1836,  v.  8.— Bapport  it  I'Aoa- 
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Contents.  Fragments  de  I'ouvrage  qui  devalt  falre 
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Beaumont  de  la  Bonnl^re,  Q.  A.  de.  Notice  sur 
Alexia  de  TocquevlUe,  v.  1.— Correspondance  in*- 
dlte,  V.  1,  2. — Course  au  Lac  Oneida,  v.  1. — Q,uinze 
Jours  au  desert,  v.  1.— Extralta  du  Voyage  en 
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On  the  penitentiary  system  in  the  United 

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Am.  Rev.  v.  102,  1866,  p.  321.)— European  views  of 
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ville on  the  sovereignty  of  the  people.  6l  pp. 
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statesman  and  patriot.  11  pp.  (VuMin  Univ.  Mag. 
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See  also  Dem.  Kev.  v.  21, 1847,  p.  116 ;  New  Englander, 
v.  21, 1862,  p.  669 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  95, 1862,  p.  138 ;  N.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  84, 1861,  p.  330. 

Tocqueville,  Herve  Louis  Frangois  Joseph 
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Coup  d'oeil  sur  le  regne  de  Louis  XVI,  de- 
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Tod,  Lieut.-Col.  James.  1782-1835.  Annals 
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Travels  in  western  India,  embracing  a 

visit  to  the  sacred  mounts  of  the  Jains,  and 
the  most  celebrated  shrines  of  Hindu  faith 
between  Rajpootana  and  the  Indus  ;  with 
an  account  of  the  ancient  city  of  Nehrwalla. 
London,  1839.     4°.  1483 

Tod  des  dichters,  novelle.     Tieck,  L., 

Schriften,  v.  19.  —3195 

Toda  language.  Collection  of  words  from 

the  Toda  language.  13  pp.  (Eoyal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay, 
Journ.  v.  1, 1814,  p.  155.) 

Todd,  Alpheus.  1821-84.  On  parliamentary 
government  in  England,  its  origin,  develop- 
ment, and  practical  operation.  London, 
1867-69.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
125, 1867,  p.  578.)  —1837 

Parliamentary  government  in  the  British 

colonies.    Boston,  1880.    8°.  —1337 


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Todd,  Charles  Burr.  1849—.  Life  and  let- 
ters of  Joel  Barlow,  LL.  D. ,  poet,  statesman, 
philosopher ;  with  extracts  from  his  works 
and  hitherto  unpublished  poems.  New 
York,  1886.     8°.  3783 

Story  of  "Washington  the  national  capital. 

New  York,  1889.  13°.  (Great  cities  of  the 
republic. )  2615 

Todd,  Col.  Charles  Stewart.  Griffin,  G.W. 
Memoir  of  Col.  Chas.  S.  Todd.    1873. 

iVbfe.  —  Appleton's  Cyclopaedia  of  Am.  biography 
gives  the  Christian  name  as  Charles  Scott. 

and  Drake,  Benjamin.    -Sketches  q{ 

the  civil  and  military  services  of  William 
Henry  Harrison.  Revised  and  enlarged  by 
J.  H.  Perkins.     Cincinnati,  1847.     16°.    8877 

Todd,  Maj.  D'Arcy.  Kaye,  Sir  J.  W.  Maj. 
D'Arcy  Todd.  94  pp.  {In  Ms  Lives  ot  Indian  officers, 
V.  3,  p.  1.) 

Todd,  David  Peck,  Ph.  D.  1855—.  Account 
of  observations  of  the  transit  of  Venus,  1883, 
made  at  the  Lick  observatory.  [New  Haven, 
1883.]    8°.  —3466 

Todd,  Rev.  Henry  John.  1768-1845.  Illus- 
trations of  the  lives  and  writings  of  Gower 
and  Chaucer,  collected  from  authentic  docu- 
ments.   London,  1810.     8°.  1345 

Life  of  Abp.  Cranmer.     London,   1831. 

3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  54,  1831, 
p.  313  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  47,  1883,  p.  866.)  4835 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  writings  of  the 

Rt.  Rev.  Brian  Walton,  D.D.,  Lord  Bp.  of 
Chester,  editor  of  the  London  polyglot  Bible. 
With  notices  of  his  coadjutors  in  that  illus- 
trious work.    London,  1831.     3  v.  8°.      4885 

Some  account  of  the  life  and  writings  of 

John  Milton,  derived  principally  from  docu- 
ments in  His  Majesty's  State  Paper  OflBce. 
London,  1836.     8°.  4853 

Verbal  Index  to  Milton's  Poetical  works.    169  pp. 

(Milton,  J.,  Poet,  works,  v.  2,  p.  343 :  Bohn,  H.  Or.,  Illustr. 
Litr.) 

{Ed.)  Dictionaryof  the  English  language. 

See  Johnson,  S. 

Todd,  James  Henthorn,  D.  D.  1805-69. 
Catalogue  of  graduates  who  have  proceeded 
to  degrees  in  the  University  of  Dublin,  from 
the  earliest  recorded  commencements  to 
July,  1866 :  with  supplement  to  Dec.  16, 
1868.     Dublin,  1869.     8°.  —3375 

St.  Patrick,  apostle  of  Ireland,  a  memoir 

of  his  life  and  mission.  With  an  introduc- 
tory dissertation  on  some  early  usages  of 
the  church  in  Ireland,  and  its  historical 
position  from  the  establishment  of  the  Eng- 
lish colony  to  the  present  day.  Dublin, 
1864.     8°.  4794 

-  Introduction.  99  pp.  (Crosthwaite,  3.  0.,  Book 
of  obits  . .  .  of  the  Cathedral  Church  of  the  Holy  Trinity, 
X>ablin,  p.  v  :  Irish  Archaeol.  Soc.) 

(Ed.)     Book  of  hymns  of  the  ancient 

church  of  Ireland.  With  tr.  and  notes. 
Dublin,  1855-69.  3v.  sm.  4°.  [Irish  Archaeol. 
and  Celtic  Soc. )  2504 

(Ed.)     The  war  of  the  Gaedhil  with  the 

Gain,  or  the  invasions  of  Ireland  by  the 
Danes  and  other  Norsemen.  The  original 
Irish  text,  ed.  with  tr.  and  introduction. 
London,  1867.  r.  8°.   {Ot.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 

4634 

(Ed.)    Irish  version  of  the  Historia  Brito- 

num.    See  Nenniua,  Abbot  of  Bangor. 


(Ei.)  Obits  of  Kilcorinlck.  8  pp.  (Irish  Ar- 
chaeol. Boo.  Miscel.  V.  1,  p.  99.) 

Discourses  on  the  prophecies  relating  to  Anti- 
christ In  the  writings  of  Daniel  and  St.  Paul.  47  pp. 
(Key.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  y.  71, 1848,  p.  197.) 

and    Beeves,  William,  D.  D.    (Eds.) 

Martyrology  of  Donegal.  A  calendar  of  the 
Saints  of  Ireland.  Tr.  from  the  original 
Irish  by  the  late  John  O'Donovan.  Ed.  with 
the  Irish  text.  Dublin,  1864.  sm.4°.  (Irish 
Archaeol.  and  Celtic  Soc.)  3504 

Todd,  John.  D.  D.  Dodgb,  M.  A.  (Gail  Hamil- 
ton, pseud.)  Woman's  wrongs  :  a  counter- 
irritant.    1868. 

Todd,  J.  E.  (Ed.)    John  Todd,  the  story 

of  his  life  told  mainly  by  himself.    1876. 

Xlgglestou,  G.  0.    Passages  from  the  lite  of  T.    11 

pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  52, 1876,  p.  372.) 

Todd,  Col.  John.    Mason,  E.  G.    Col.  John 

Todd's  record-book.  20  pp.  [Fergus  Hist.  S.  No.  12, 
p.  49.) 

Todd,  Rev.  John  Edwards  (Ed.)     1883—. 

John  Todd,  the  story  of  his  life  told  mainly 

by  himself.     New  York,  1876.     8°.  3885 

Todd,  Robert  Bentley,  M.  D.  (Ed.)     1809-60. 

Cyclopaedia  of    anatomy  and    physiology. 

London,  1835-59.     6  v.  in  6,  r.  8°.         —1603 
Contents. 
Abdomen-Death,  V.  1.  Statistics,   Medical -Wrlst- 

Dlaphragm-In8ectlvora,y.2.       joint,  y.  4,  pt.  2. 
Instinct-Placenta,  v.  3.  Supplementary  v.     Oyum- 

Pleura-Spleen,  y.  4,  pt.  1.  Uterus,  v.  6. 

Todd,  Rev.  Robert  W.  Methodism  of  the 
Peninsula ;  or,  sketches  of  notable  characters 
and  events  in  the  history  of  Methodism  in 
the  Maryland  and  Delaware  Peninsula.  In- 
troduction by  Rev.  Bp.  John  F.  Hurst.  Phila. 
1886.    p.  8°.  —3377 

Todd,  Sereno  Edwards.  1830—.  The  apple 
culturist.  A  complete  treatise  for  the  prac- 
tical pomologist,  to  aid  in  propagating  the 
apple,  and  cultivating  and  managing  or- 
chards.    New  York,  1871.     12°.  —4697 

Todeschini,  Giuseppe.  1795-1869.  Scritti 
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Vioenza,  1873.     3  v.  13°.  2386 

Bressan,  B.    Delia  vita  e  degli  scritti  di  T.  -36  pp. 

(Todeschini,  G.,  Scritti  su  Dante,  v.  1,  p.  i.) 

Todesstrafe  in  ihrer  kulturgeschichtlichen 
entwicklung.     Hetzel,  H.  —1336 

Todliunter,  Isaac.  1830-84.  Algebra  for 
the  use  of  colleges  and  schools.  With 
numerous  examples.     London,  1881.    p.  8°. 

—2447 

Conflict  of  studies  and  other  essays  on 

subjects  connected  with  education.  Lon- 
don, 1873.    8°.  -3376 

Contents.  Academical  reform.— Competitive 
exnmi nations. -Hie mentary  g^eometry.-Matll- 
cmatical  tripos.— Private  study  of  matliematics. 
—Conflict  ot  studies. 

(Eev.  ot  In  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  121, 1875,  p.  86.) 

Elementary  treatise  on  Laplace's  func- 
tions, Lame's  functions,  and  Bessel's  func- 
tions.   London,  1875.    p.  8°.  —3435 

History  of  the  mathematical  theories  of 

attraction  and  the  figure  of  the  earth,  from 
the  time  of  Newton  to  that  of  Laplace.  Lon- 
don, 1873.     3  V.  8°.  —3496 

History  of  the  progress  of  the  calculus  of 

varialions  during  the  19  century.  Cam- 
bridge, 1861.     8°.  —3435 


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History  of  the  theory  of  elasticity  and  of 

the  strength  of  materials  from  Galilei  to  the 
present  time.  Ed.  and  completed  for  the 
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Spherical    trigonometry.        Cambridge, 

1863.    8°.  —2426 

Treatise  on  analytical  statics  with  nu- 
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—2447 

Treatise  on  the  differential  calculus  with 

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—2436 

William  Whewell,  D.  D.     An  account  of 

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Todi,  Jacopone  da.    See  Jacopone  da  Todi. 

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Toerring,  Joseph  August  von.    Brahm,  O. 

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Toland,  John.  1669-1722.  Account  of  an 
Irish  MS  of  the  4  Gospels  ;  with  a  summary 
of  the  ancient  Irish  Christianity.  London, 
1718.    8°.    (/ft  his  Nazarenus,  pt.  3.)    —3346 

Account  of  the  courts  of  Prussia  and 

Hannover.    London,  1714.    p.  8°.  3686 

Anglia  libera  :  or,  the  limitation  and  suc- 
cession of  the  crown  of  England  explain 'd 
and  asserted.  London,  1701.  12°.  {With 
/lis  Apology. )  — 1357 

An  apology  for  Mr.  Toland,  in  a  letter 

from  himself  to  a  member  of  the  House  of 
Commons  in  Ireland.     London,  1697.     12°. 

—1357 

Collection  of  several  pieces.     Now  first 

pub.  from  his  original  MSS :  with  some  me- 
moirs of  his  life  and  writings.  London, 
1726.    2v.  8°.  2105 

Contents.  Specimen ot  the  Armorican  langnage, 
T.  1.— Bayley,  D.  Ot  the  ImmateLlallty  ot  the  suul 
and  Its  distinction  trom  the  body,  v.  2.— Behaviour 
of  married  women,  v.  2. — Directions  tor  breeding 
of  children  by  tbelr  mothers  and  nurses,  v.  2.— De 
genere,  loco,  et  tempore  mortis  Jordanl  Brunt  No- 

lanl,  V.  1 Account  of  Jordano  Bruno's  Book  of  the 

Infinite  universe  and  Innumerable  worlds :  in  6  dia- 
logues, V.  1.— Letter  containing  directions  for  a  mother 
bow  to  manage  her  children,  v.  2. — Cicero  lllus- 
tratug,  dlssertatlo  philologlco-crltlca,  t.  1.— Des- 
maizeaux,  P.  Some  memoirs  of  the  lite  and  writings 
of  John  Toland,  v.  1.— Specimen  ot  the  Critical  history 
ot  the  Celtic  religion  and  learning,  containing  an  ac- 
count of  the  Druids,  T.  1. — Mr.  Tate's  questions  about 
the  Druids  and  other  Brlttlsh  antiquities,  with  Mr. 
Jones's  answer  to  them,  v.  1. — Hleey  on  the  late  In- 
genious Mr.  Toland,  v.  1.— Memorial  concerning  the 
state  ot  affairs  in  Kngland  In  the  latter  part  of  the 
year  1711,  v.  2. — New  description  of  Kpsom,  with  the 
humours  and  politicks  of  the  place,  v.  2.— Catalogue 
of  books  mentlon'd  by  the  Fathers  and  other  ancient 
writers,  as  truly  or  falsely  ascrib'd  to  Jesug  Christ, 
his  apostles,  and  other  eminent  persons,  v.  1.— Leib- 
nitz,  G.W.,  Freikerr  von.  Annutatiunculaesubltaneae 
ad  librum  de  Ohrlstlanlsmo  mysterils  carente,  v.  2.— 
Ijctters,  V.  2.— memorial  presented  to  a  Minister  ot 
state,  V.  2.— memorials  for  the  most  honourable  the 
Earl  of  .  ■  .  containing  a  scheme  ot  coalition,  v.  2.— 
Scheme  or  practical  model  ot  a  national  banli,  v.  1, 
—Critical  remarks  upon  Mr.  Toland's  book  entitled, 
IVazarenns,  or  Jewish,  Gentile,  and  Mahometan 
Christianity,  v.  2.— Physic  vrithout  physicians, 
V.  2.— Some  letters  of  Pilny  tr.  into  English,  v.  2.— 
FrlmitiTC    consiltution    of    the     Christian 

church,  v.  2 ProJ  ect  of  a  J  ournal  Intended  to  be 

pub.  weekly,  Jan.  1,  n04r-O5,  v.  2.— Fabulous  death  ot 
Atillus  Regnlug:  or,  a  dissertation  proving  the  re- 
celv'd  history  ot  the  tragical  death  ot  Marcus  AtlUus 
Begulus,  the  Boman  cousul,  to  be  a  fable,  v.  2. — Letter 
concerning  the  Roman  education,  v.  2. — Secret 
history  of  the  South-sea  scheme,  v.  1.— Conjectura 
verosimllls  de  prima  typographiae  Inventione, 
T.  1.— Vocabulariuni  Armorico-Hibernicum, 
V.  1.— Catalogus  vocum  quaruiidaui  Armorica- 
rum  quas  Hlbernlcas  esse  deprehendl,  v,  1, 

Critical  history  of  the  Celtic  religion  and 

learning :  containing  an  account  of  the 
Druids  .  .  .  With  the  history  of  Abaris,  the 
Hyperborian  priest  of  the  sun.  Edinburgh, 
1815.     8°.  —3386 

Declaration  lately  pub.   by  the  Elector 

Palatine,  in  favour  of  his  Protestant  sub- 
jects. London,  1714.  p.  8°.  {With  his 
Account  of  the  courts  of  Prussia  and  Han- 
nover.) 3686 

Letters  to   Serena;    containing,   I.   The 

origin  and  force  of  prejudices.  II.  The  his- 
tory of  the  soul's  immortality  among  the 
heathens.  III.  The  origin  of  idolatry,  and 
reasons  of  heathenism.  IV.  A  letter  to  a 
gentleman  in  Holland,  showing  Spinosa's 
system  of   philosophy  to  be  without  any 


principle  of  foundation.  V.  Motion  essen- 
tial to  matter  :  in  answer  to  some  remarks 
by  a  noble  friend  on  the  confutation  of 
Spinosa.  VI.  A  preface  :  being  a  letter  to 
a  gentleman  in  London  .  .  .  London,  1704. 
p.  8°.  —4317 

Life  of  John  Milton,  containing,  besides 

the  histoi'y  of  his  works,  several  extraordi- 
nary characters  of  men  and  books,  sects, 

..parties,  and  opinions.  [Anon.]  London, 
1699.     12°.       *  4844 

Nazarenus :   or,    Jewish,    Gentile,    and 

Mahometan  Christianity,  in  2  parts.    Lon- 
don, 1718.     8°.  —3246 
Note.—1.  p.  wanting. 

Ordinances,  statutes,  and  privileges  of 

the  Royal  academy,  erected  by  His  Majesty 
in  Berlin.  London,  1714.  p.  8°.  {With  his 
Account  of  the  courts  of  Prussia  and  Han- 
nover.) 3686 

Tetradymus.      Containing  I.    Hodegus  ; 

or,  the  pillar  of  cloud  and  fire  .  .  .  not 
miraculous.  II.  Clidophorus ;  or,  of  the 
exoteric  and  esoteric  philosophy.  III.  Hy- 
patia  ;  or,  the  history  of  a  most  beautiful, 
most  virtuous,  most  learned  .  .  .  lady.  IV. 
Mangoneutes :  being  a  defense  of  Nazarenus. 
London,  1720.    p.  8°.  —4216 

Vindicius  liberius  :  or,  M.  Toland's  de- 
fence of  himself,  against  the  late  Lower 
House  of  Convocation,  and  others.  London, 
1703.     p.  8°.  —4213 

Lite  ot  James  Harrington.    32  pp.    (Harrington, 

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Tolderbiind,  Hother  Hakon  Viggo.  1820—. 

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Toldy  (Schedel),  Ferencz.  1805-75.  Ge- 
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Toledo,  Fadrique  de.     Documentos  sobre 

las  causas  que  dleron  motive  &  la  prlslon  de  T.  61  pp. 
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Toledo,    Ferdinando    Alvarez    de,   Duque 

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Foeslns.  14  pp.  (Gueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18, 
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Toledo,  Garcia  de.  Philip  II,  King  of  Spain. 
Correspond encia  con  D.  Garcia  de  Toledo . . . 
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Documentos  relatlvos  6.  la  conqulsta  del  Peilon 

por  T.  en  1664.  177  pp.  (Col.  doc.  Mst.  Espana,  r.  27, 
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Toledo,  Bodrigo  de.    See  Ximenes,  R.,  Abp. 

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Toleto,  Ludovico  Tribaldo.    17  cent.    Letter 

written  from  ValladoUd  touching  Juan  de  Onate  hla 
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Tolka  river.    Irish  rivers.    The  Tolka.    14 

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Tolle  invalide  auf  dem  Fort  Ratonneau. 

38  pp.    Ariilin,  L.  A.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  357. 

Tollemache,  Lionel  Arthur.  1839—.  La- 
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Tollemer,  Alexandre.  1803—.  Desorigines 
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Tollens,  Hendrik  Corneliszoon.  1780-1856. 
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Toller,  Sir  Samuel.  Treatise  on  the  law  of 
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Early  remains  of  ToUesbury  church.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit. 
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Tollin,  Henri  Guillaume  Nathanael.    1833 — . 

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Obarakterblld  Michael  Servetg.    48  pp.    {Samml. 

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Tolmie,  W.  Eraser,  and  Dawson,  George 
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Tolomei,  Claudio.      1493-1554.      Orazioni 

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Tolstoi,  Dmitri  Andreivich,  Count.  1823-89. 
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Tolstoi,  Lyof  Nikolaievich,  Count.  1828—. 
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Tom  a  liincoliie.    145  pp.    (Thorns,  W.  J., 

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Tom  Brown  at  Oxford.      Hughes,  T. 

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Tom  Brown's  scliool>days.    Hughes, 

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Tom  Cringle's  log.  Scott,  M.  {Black- 
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Tom  Jones.  3  v.  Fielding,  H.,irorA;g,  v. 
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See  also  Barrovrs.-Burial.— Catacombs.— Cem- 
eteries.-Cromlechs. -Dolmens. —Effigies.— 
Monumental  brasses.  — Monuments.— Sarco- 
pkagus. —Tumuli. 

Tomel,  or  Tomelle,  of  Sasnon.  11  cent. 
Historla  Hasnonlensis  monasterll.  10  pp.  (Mnrt^ne, 
E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Thes.  nov.  anec.  v.  3,  p. 777;  Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  V.  147,  p.  585.)- Ex  Historla  Has- 
nonlensis monasterii.  i  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee. 
hist.  Gaules,  v.  11,  p.  108.) 

Tomes,  Robert,  M.  D.     1817-82.    My  college 

days.    New  York,  1880.     16°.  —2366 

Marrying  a  Countess.    13  pp.     (Barper's  Mag. 

T.  11,  1865,  p.  782.)  tr       ^        r 

Tomicns.  Eichhoff,W.  Ratio,  descriptio, 
emendatio  eorum  Tomioinorutn.  1878. 
(Liege,  Soc.  roy.  des  sci.  Mim.  2  s.  v.  8.) 

Tomkins,  Frederick  J.,    and  Jencken, 

Henry  D.  Compendium  of  modern  Roman 
law,  founded  upon  the  treatises  of  Puchta, 
Von  Vangerow,  Arndts,  Franz  Moehler,  and 
the  Corpus  juris  civilis.    London,  1870.    8°. 

—1311 

Tomkins.    See  also  Tompkins. 

Tomkis,  John.    16  cent.    Albumazar.    114 

pp.  (Dodsley,  R.,  Old  plays,  v.  7,  p.  101 ;  Soott,  Sir  W., 
And.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  674.) 


TOMLINE 


4483 


TONE 


Toniline,  George  Pretymau,  D.D.,  Bp.  of 
lAncoln  and  afterwards  of  Winchester.  1750- 
1827.  Memoirs  of  the  life  of  the  Right  Hon. 
William  Pitt.  4  ed.  London,  1823.  3  v.  8°. 
(Kev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  14, 1822,  p.  144.) 

4776 

Charge  delivered  to  the  clergy  ol  the  diocese  ot 

Lincoln,  at  the  triennial  visitation  of  that  diocese  In 
May,  June,  and  July,  1812.  21  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  T.  1, 
1813,  p.  345.) 

Eustace,  J.  0.    Answer  to  the  charge  delivered  hy 

the  Lord  Bp.  of  Lincoln  to  the  clergy  of  that  diocese. 
88  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  2,  1813,  p.  33.)— Refutation 
of  Calvinism,  20  pp.  (Bev.  ot  In  Quart.  Sev.  v.  6, 
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pp.    (Worhs,  p.  311;  and  Edin.  Bev.  v.  21, 1813,  p.  93.) 

Tomlins,  Frederick  Guest.  Pastand  present 
state  ot  dramatic  arc  and  literature.  20  pp.  (Kev.  of 
in  Edin.  Kev.  v.  78,  1843,  p.  382.) 

Tomlins,  Sir  Thomas  Ediyne.  1762-1841. 
Law-dictionary:  explaining  the  rise,  prog- 
ress, and  present  state  of  the  British  law; 
defining  and  interpreting  the  terms  or  words 
of  art ;  and  comprising  also  copious  infor- 
mation on  the  subjects  of  trade  and  govern- 
ment.   3  ed.    London,  1820.    3  v.  4°.    R.71 

Contents. 
Ah-Justs,  V.  1.  Kala-Zythum,  v.  2. 

Tomlinson,  Charles.  1808—.  Pneumatics; 
for  the  use  of  beginners.  London,  1854. 
12°.  —1526 

Rudimentary  treatise  on  warming   aid 

ventilation ;  being  a  concise  exposition  of 
the  general  principles  of  the  art  of  warming 
and  ventilating  domestic  and  public  build- 
ings, mines,  lighthouses,  ships,  etc.  Lon- 
don, 1850.     12°.  ,       —1786 

The    sonnet,   its    origin,  structure,  and 

place  in  poetry,  with  original  translations 
from  the  sonnets  of  Dante,  Petrarch,  etc., 
and  remarks  on  the  art  of  translating. 
London,  1874.     12°.  1354 

Biographical  notice  of   [Sir  Wm.  Snow  Harris]. 

16  pp.  (Harris,  Sir  W.  S.,  Treatise  onfriotional  electricity, 
p.  vU.)— Pottery  and  porcelain.  60  pp.  (C,  W.  T., 
History  of  the  processes  of  manufacture,  etc.  p.  137.) 

(Ed.)    Cyclopaedia  of  useful  arts  and 

manufactures.  London,  n.d.   8pts.  8°.   1102 

Contents. 
Abattoir-Bridge,  pt.  1.  Guu-Machlne,  pt.  5. 

'  Brldge-Outlery,  pt.  2.  Maule-Pottery,  pt.  6. 

CiitleiT-rile,  pt.  S.  Pottery-Steam,  pt.  7. 

Files-Gun,  pt.  4.  Steam-Warming,  pt.  8. 

(Ed.)  Rudimentary  treatise  on  the  con- 
struction of  locks.     London,  1853.     12°. 

—2716 

(Ed.)    Treatise  on  frictional  electricity. 

See  Harris,  Sir  W.  S. 


Tomlinson,  John. 
Roman  occupation 
Doncaster,  1887.    4° 

Tomlinson,  John  C. 


Doncaster   from   the 

to    the    present   time. 

1591 


Science  of  phrenology 

consistent  with  the  doctrine  ot  Christianity;  a  letter 
addressed  to  Dr.  Spurzbeim.  11  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v. 
26,  1826,  p.  415.) 

Tomlinson,   Simon.      Plainville.      6   pp. 

(Trunihull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  HartforA  county.  Conn. 
v.  2,  p.  8;i5.) 

Tommas^o,  Niccold.  1803-74.  Dizionario 
dei  sinouimi  della  lingua  italiana.  5  ed. 
Milano,  1867.    r.  8°.  R.26 

Nuovi  studi  su  Dante.    Torino,  1865.  12°. 

2396 

II  Veltro.    6  pp.    (Cellini,  M.,  and  Glilvlzzani,  a., 

Dante  e  il  suo  secolo,  p.  311.) 


(Tr.)     Relations  des  ambassadeurs  veni- 

tiens  sur  les  affaires  de  France  au  XVI  siecle. 
Paris,  1838.     2  v.  4°.  1682 

Contents.  Barbaro.  M.  A.  Belatlon  sur  le  royaume 
de  France,  apr^s  son  amhassade  de  1663,  v.  2.— Cap- 
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V.  1 Comnienlnrll  dell'  azzlont  del  regno  dl  Fran- 

cla  concernentl  la  religlone  e  altrl  accldentl,  comln- 
clando  dall'  anno  1556,  v.  2.— Corero,  G.  Belation, 
V.  2.— Glustlnlano,  P.  Eapport,  v.  1.— Glnstlnl- 
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V.  2.— Michel,  G.  Belatlon,  1576,  v.  2— Michlel,  G. 
Belatlon,  apr&s  son  amhassade  de  1661,  v.  1.— Nava- 
gero,  A.  Voyage  en  Espagne  pendant  Tannge  1628, 
V.  1. — X£goclatlon  de  la  paix  et  de  la  ligue  entre 

I'Empereur  Charles  V  et  Fran50l3  I,  v.  1 Snrlano, 

M.    Comraentalres  sur  le  royaume  de  France,  v.  1 

Tlepolo,  N.    Belatlon  apr^s  le  congris  de  Nice,  v.  1. 

Tomniasi,  Antonio.   17  cent.    Sonetti.  4  pp. 

(Glronl,  E.,  Raccntta  di  Urici  Hal.  p.  266.) 

Tommasi,  Giuseppe  Maria,  Cardinal  (Ed.) 

16+9-1713.    MIssale  Gotliloum,  Francoruin,  ot  Galllca- 
uum  vetus.    126  pp.    (Muratcrl,  L.  A.,  Liturgia  Som. 
vet.  v.  2,  p.  509.) 
Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  3. 

Tommasini, Oreste.  Della storia medieval© 

della  cltti  dl  Eoma  e  de'  plu  recentl  raccontatorl  dl 
essa.  46  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  dl  storia  patrla,  Archivio,  v.  1, 
1878,  p.  1.)— Documentl  relatlvl  a  Stetano  Porcarl. 
72  pp.  (Soc.  rom.  dl  storia  patrla,  Archivio,  v.  3,  1880, 
p.  63.) 

Tommasini.    See  also  Tomasini. 
Tommaso  ili  Saxo,  di  Messina.    14  cent. 

[Poesie  .  .  .]  4  pp.  [Italienische  lieder,  p.  64:  Biblioth. 
lit.  vereins  in  Stuttq.  v.  5.) 

Tommasuccio,  da Foligno.  Mazzatinta,  G. 

TJu  proEeta  umbro  del  sec.  14.  38  pp.  (Fropugnatore, 
V.  15,  pt.  2, 1882,  p.  3.) 

Tommy.    17  pp.    (Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  136, 

1884,  p.  213.) 

Tompkins.    10  pp.    Deming,  P.    (Atlant. 

Monthly,  V.  62,  1883,  p.  39.) 

Tompkins,  Cornelia  M.  Brockett,  L.  P., 
and  Vaughan,  Mrs.  M.  C.  In  their  Woman's  work  In 
the  civil  war,  p.  489.    2  pp. 

Tompkins,  Daniel  D.    Jenkins,  J.  S.  Tnhis 

Lives  of  the  governors  ot  the  state  ot  New  York,  p.  159. 
49  pp.— liife  of  T.  8  pp.  (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Her- 
ring, J.,  Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  1.) 

Tompkins.    See  also  Tomkins. 

Tom's  husband.    9  pp.    Jewett,  S.  O. 

{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  49, 1882,  p.  2U5.) 

Tomson,  Robert.     16  cent.     Voyage  into 

New  Spalne,  1555.  10  pp.  (Halsluyt,  B.,  Voyages,  v.  3, 
p.  631.) 

Tomson.    See  also  Thompson.— Thomsen.— 

Thomson. 
Tollbridge  castle.    Fate   of   Tonbridge 

GHSlle.    2  pp.    {Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  36, 1879,  p.  378.) 

Tonbridge  school.    5  pp.     (Edin.  Bev. 

V.  36,  1822,  p.  553.) 

Tone,  Theobald  Wolfe.  1763-98.  Life  of, 
written  by  himself,  and  extracted  from  his 
journals.  From  the  American  edition  of  his 
life  and  works,  ed.  by  his  son,  William 
Theobald  Wolfe  Tone.  London,  1831.  18°. 
(Autobiography,  v.  19. )  8837 

Memoirs,  written  by  himself,  comprising 

a  complete  journal  of  his  negotiations  to 
procure  the  aid  of  the  French  for  the  libera- 
tion of  Ireland  .  .  .  Ed.  by  his  son,  William 
Theobald  Wolfe  Tone.  London,  1837.  2  v. 
8°.  4764 

tlfe  ot  T.    26  pp.    (iV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  24, 1827,  p.  321  j 

Quart,  fieu.  V.36, 1827,  p. 61;  H'extm.  fleu.  v.  9, 1828,  p. 71.) 
— Madden,  E.E.  Memoir  of  T.  173  pp.  (Jn  Ais  United 
Irishmen,  2  s.  p.  1.) 

Tone,  William  Theobald  Wolfe  (Ed.)  1791- 
1828.  Memoirs  of  Theobald  Wolfe  Tone. 
See  Tone,  T.  W. 


TONER 


4484 


TOOKE 


Toner,  Joseph  Meredith,  M.  D.  1825—. 
Address  before  the  Rocky  Mountain  Medical 
Association,  June  6,  1877,  containing  some 
observations  on  the  geological  age  of  the 
world  .  .  .  with  views  of  the  origin  and 
practice  of  medicine  among  .  .  .  the  North 
American  Indians  .  .  .  and  biographies  of 
the  members  of  the  association.  Washing- 
ton, 1877.     12°.  —3767 

Contributions  to  the  annals'  of  medical 

progress  and  medical  education  in  the  United 
States  before  and  during  the  war  of  indepen- 
dence.   Washington,  1874.     8°.  —3703 

Dictionary  of    elevations    and    climatic 

register  of  the  United  States  .  .  .  with  a 
brief  introduction  on  the  orographic  and 
other  physical  peculiarities  of  North  Amer- 
ica.   New  York,  1874.     8°.  —2485 

view  ot  some  ot  the  leading  public  health  ques- 
tions in  the  United  States.  40  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  B^iports,  V.  2,  p.  1.)— Distribution  and  natural 
history  ol  yelloiv  fever  as  it  has  occurred  at  differ- 
ent times  in  tbe  United  States;  Boards  ot  health  In 
the  United  States.  49  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Reports,  V.  1,  pp.  369,  499.) 

Toner  lectures  instituted  to  encourage 
the  discovery  of  new  truths  for  the  advance- 
ment of  medicine.  Washington,  1878-80. 
8  V.  8°-  (Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  15, 
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Contents.  Adams,  W.  Subcutaneous  surgery ;  its 
principles,  and  its  recent  extension  in  practice,  v.  15. 
— Brovi^n-S^qtiard,  C.  E.  Dual  character  of  the 
brain,  v.  15.— Da  Costa,  J.  M.  On  strain  and  over- 
action  ot  the  heart,  v.  15.— Keen,  W.  W.  On  the 
surgical  complications  and  sequels  ot  tbe  continued 
tevera,  v.  15. — Shakespeare,  E.  O.  Nature  of  repara- 
tory  inflammation  in  arteries  after  ligature,  acupres- 
sure, and  torsion,  v.  16.— Waring,  G.  E.,  Jr.  Sugges- 
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Wood,  H.  C.  Study  ot  the  nature  and  mechanism  of 
fever,  v.  15. — AVoodward,  J.  J.  On  the  structure  of 
cancerous  tumours  and  the  mode  In  which  adjacent 
pans  are  Invaded,  v.  15. 

Tonga  islands.  Martin,  J.  Account  of 
the  natives  of  the  Tonga  islands.     1818,  2  v. 

Accounts  of  the  Tonga  islands.    39  pp.    (Quart. 

Rev.  V.  17,  1817,  p.  1.) 

Tongataboo.     Residence   at    T.     16   pp. 

(gaari.  Rev.  v.  3,  1810.  p.  440.)— Urvllle,  J.  d'.  L'As- 
trolabe  &  T.  40  pp.   {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1831,  v.  4,  p.  1.) 

Tonge,  Thomas.  16  cent.  Heraldic  visitation 
of  the  northern  counties  in  1530.  With  an 
appendix  of  other  heraldic  documents  relat- 
ing to  the  north  of  England.  Ed.  by  W.  H. 
D.  Longstafle.  Durham,  1868.  8°.  (Surtees 
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Tongue.  Brodie,  Sir  B.  C.  On  diseases  of 
the  tongue.    12  pp.    (TForfcs,  v.  3,  p.  473.) 

Tongue  of  Are.    Arthur,  W.  —4227 

Tonic  dictionary  of  the  Chinese  language. 

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Tonna,    Mrs.    Charlotte    Elizabeth    Brown 

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Toorkistan.    See  Turkestan. 

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Tooti  Nameli,  or  tales  of  a  parrot :  in  the 
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elastic  forces  emanating  from  minute  cavities.  3  pp. 
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Topes.  Cunningham,  Maj.-Gen.  A.  The 
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Beal,S.    Some  remarks  on  the  great  tope  at  S&nchl. 

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Sec  also  Buddha  and  Buddhism. 

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of  some  Roman  aniiijulties  discovered  atT.  3pp.2pl. 
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Topffer,  R.    See  Toepffer,  R. 


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Topical  outline  of  the  courses  in  con- 
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States.    Hart,  A.  B.    2  pts.  —3334 

Topics  Of  the  time.    Parton,  J.         2276 

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The  same.    Tr.  and  ed.  by  Henry  Vize- 
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78.  Works.  New  ed.,  with  an  enlarged 
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Contents,  Some  account  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  AIsop,  v.  4. 
—Anecdotes,  Incidents,  and  historic  passages,  v.  4. 
—  Description  of  Antinomianism,  v.  3.— Concise 
history  of  the  Apostles'  Creed,  the  Nlcene  Creed, 
the  Athanaslan  Creed,  and  the  Te  Deum,  v.  3.  — 
Thoughts  on  the  assurance  of  faith,  v.  3.— Word 
concerning  the  bathlng-tnh  haptism,  v.  2.— Some 
account  of  Dr.  Carleton,  Bp.  of  Chichester,  v.  4.— 
Christianity  reversed:  or,  a  new  office  of  initiation, 
for  all  youths  of  the  superior  class :  being  a  summary 
of  Lord  Chesterfield's  creed,  v.  4. —  Scheme  ot 
Christian  and  philosophical  necessity  as- 
serted, V.  6. — Christmas  meditation  on  Genesis 
xUx,  10,  T.  3. —  Church  of  XJngland  vindicated 
from  the  charge  of  Armlnlanlsm;  and  the  case  of 
Armlnlau  subscription  particularly  considered,  v.  6. 
—Meditation  on  the  Collect  for  the  1  Sunday  in 
Advent,  v.  3.— Explanation  of  that  declaration  of  the 
apostle  1  Cor.  xv,  6;  Illustration  concerning  1  Cor. 
XV,  29;  Observation  on  1  Cor.  xv,  28,  v.  3.— Historic 
proof  of  the  doctrinal  Calvinism  of  the  Church 
of  England,  v.  1,  2.— Remarks  on  Eccl.  vli,  16,  v.  3. 
—Free  thoughts  on  the  projected  application  to  Par- 
liament, In  the  year  1771,  for  the  abolition  of  ecclesi- 
astical subscriptions,  T.  2.— Excellent  passages 
from  eminent  persons,  v.  4.— Chronology  of  Eng- 
land from  Egbert  to  Henry  VIII,  v.  2.— Essays,  v.  3. 
—Course  ol  family  prayer  tor  each  day  in  the  week, 
V.  5.— Fate  of  the  ancients,  v.  6 — Essay  on  the 
various  fears  to  which  God's  people  are  liable,  v.  3.— 
Fellows,  J.  Elegiac  poem  on  the  death  ot  the  Rev. 
A.  M.  Toplady,  v.  1.— Lite  of  Mr.  Pox.  the  martyr- 
ologlst,  V.  4.— Memoirs  of  John,  Lord  Harrington, 
Baron  otExton,v.4. — Considerations  on  Heb.vl,4,5,6, 
v.  3— Answer  to  the  following  question :  Whether  a 
hlgh«vayman  or  a  cheating  tradesman.  Is  the 
houester  person,  v.  6. — Important  remarks,  v.  4. — 
Life  ot  Dr.  Jewel,  Bp.  of  Salisbury,  v.  4.— Particulars 
of  Pope  Joan,  v.  6.— Some  account  ot  Mr.  John  Knox, 
v.  4.— Collection  of  letters,  v.  6.— Ijife  a  journey,  v.  3. 
— Account  of  the  life  and  writings  of  the  Rev.  A. 
M.  Toplady,  v.  1.— Query  concerning  a  passage  in  the 
marriage  ceremony,  stated  and  resolved,  v,  3.— 
Reflectl'His  on  the  conversion  of  Matthew,  v.  3.— A 
meditation,  v.  3.  —  Sketch  of  modern  female 
education,  v.  4.— Questions  and  answers  relailve  to 
the  national  debt,  written  In  the  year  1775,  v.  3 — 
Sketch  of  natural  history,  with  a  few  particulars 
respecting  birds,  meteors,  sagacity  ol  brutes  and  the 
solar  system,  V.  4.— Meditation  for  New  Year's  Day, 
V.  3. — Observations  and  reflections,  v.  4. —  Short 
essay  on  original  sin,  v.  3.— Remarkable  description 
of  St.  Paul's  person,  v.  3.— Thoughts  on  perse- 
verance, V.  6.— Poems  on  sacred  subjects,  v.  6.— 
Answer  to  the  tollowlng  question :  Whether  popular 
applause  can  yield  solid  satisfaction  to  a  truly  great 
mlud,  V.  6.— Doctrine  of  absolute  predestination 
stated  and  asserted :  with  a  preliminary  discourse  on 
the  Divine  attributes,  v.  6.— Reflections  lor  the  bo- 
giunlng  ol  the  yq(ir  1176,  v.  3.— Thoughts  on  Rev.  Til, 
14,15,  V.  3.— Explication  ot  Rom.  vlli,  4;  Explication 
ot  that  remarkable  passage  (Bom.  Ix,  3),  t.  3.— Boms 


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account  ot  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Rowe,  v.  i Sncranien- 

tal  meditation  on  Cant.  vlU,  14,  v.  3.— Ou  sacred 

poetry,  v.  3.— Word  to  the  Eev.  Mr.  Walter  Sellon.  v.  6. 
— Dissertation  concerning  the  sensible  qualities 
of  matter,  more  especially,  concerning  colours,  v.  6. 
— Sltetch  ot  a  sermon  on  John  vii,  38,  39,  v.  6.— 
Sermons,  v.  3. — Contemplation  on  snow,  v.  5. — 
Speech,  delivered  at  the  Queen's  Arms,  Newgate 
street,  on  the  following  question :  "  Whether  our  good 
works  win  add  to  our  degree  ot  future  glory  ? " ; 
Speech,  delivered  at  the  Queen's  Arms,  Newgate  street, 
on  the  following  question:  "Whether  unnecessary 
cruelty  to  the  hrute  creation.  Is  not  criminal  ? " ; 
Speech,  delivered  at  theQueen's  Arms,  Newgate  street, 
on  the  following  question :  "Whether  the  world  is  to 
he  destroyed,  and  what  are  the  approaching  symp- 
toms of  Its  dissolution  ?  "  v.  3 — Manner  ot  stoning 
a  criminal  to  death,  among  the  Jews,  v.  3.— 
Eeflectlons  on  a  thunder  storm,  v.  6. —  Cursory 
review  of  valour,  patriotism,  and  friendship,  v.  3. — 
Some  outlines  of  the  lite  ot  Dr.  Isaac  Watts,  v.  4.— 
Letter  to  the  Kev.  Mr.  John  'Wesley!  relative  to  his 
pretended  abridgment  of  Zauchlus  Ou  predestination ; 
More  work  for  Mr.  John  Wesley:  or,  a  vindication  of 
the  decrees  and  providence  of  God,  from  the  defama- 
tions ot  a  late  printed  paper,  entitled  "  The  conse- 
quence proved,"  V.  5. — An  Old  fox  tarred  and  feathered. 
Occasioned  by  what  is  called  Mr.  John  Wesley's 
Calm  address  to  our  American  colonies,  v.  5. — 
Manner  of  ivhipping  among  the  ancient  Je'vrs, 
V.  3. — Attempt  towards  a  concise  character  of  the  late 
Eev.  Mr.  Whitefleld,  v.  4.— Some  account  of  the  Rt. 
Eev.  Dr.  Thomas  'Wilson,  late  Bp.  of  Sodor  and  Man, 
V.  4.— Some  account  of  the  life  of  Herman  'Witslus, 
V.  4.— Some  account  of  the  life  of  Jerom  Zauchlus, 
V.  5.— Index,  v.  6. 

Boardman,  G.  N.    Works  of  T.    46  pp.    {Bihlioih. 

Sacra,  V.  13, 1856.  p.  808.)— Fellows,  J.  Elegiac  poem 
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p.  143.)— Fletcher,  J.  W.  Answer  to  Eev.  Mr.  Top- 
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140  pp.    (Toplady,  A.  M.,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Topley,  William.    Water  supply  in  its  In- 

Suence  on  the  distribution  of  the  population.  6  pp. 
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and  Sliei'borii,  Charles  Davies  [Eds.) 

Geological  record  for  1880-84  (inclusive). 
A  list  of  publications  on  geology,  mineral- 
ogy, and  palaeontology  published  during 
those  years.  V.  1,  2.  London,  1888-89. 
2  V.  8°.  —1647 

See  also  'Whitaker,  W. 

Topografia  di  Koma  antica.  Lanoi- 
aui,  R.  2742 

Topographers  and  antiquaries  who  have 
■written  concerning  the  antiquities  of  Eng- 
land, Lives  of.     Malcolm,  J.  P.  3761 

Topograpbia  e  historia  general  de  Argel. 
Haedo,  D.  de.  3423 

Topographical  and  historical  description 
of  Boston.     Shurtleff,  N.  B.  2634 

Topographical  and  historical  description 
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and  others.     5  v.  1527 

Topographical  description  of  Lower  Can- 
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Topographical  dictionary  of  England. 
Lewis,  S.     5  v.  E.73 

Topographical  dictionary  of  Ireland. 
Lewis,  S.     3  v.  R.73 

Topographical  dictionary  of  Scotland. 
Lewis,  S.     3  v.  R.73 

Topographical  dictionary  of  Wales. 
Lewis,  S.     2  v.  E.73 

Topographical  gazetteer.    Cotton,  H. 

1194 

Topographical  history  of  Surrey. 
Brayley.  B.  W.     5  v.  1511 

Topographic  der  stadt  Rom  im  alter- 
thum.    Jordan,  H.    2  v.  2725 


Topographic  Ton  Athen.  Forchham- 
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Topography.  Puissant,  L.  Ti-aite  de 
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Gardner,  J.  T.   Kelations  of  topographical  surveys 

and  maps  to  public  health  studies.  5  pp.  (Am.  Pub- 
Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  3,  p.  101.)— Holland,  H. 
Importance  of  an  accurate  knowledge  of  topography 
In  the  study  of  ancient  authors.  4  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of 
Lit.  Trans,  v.  3, 1839,  p.  117.) 

See  also  Geography.— Surveying. 

Topography  and  natural  history  of 

Hampstead,  in  the  county  of  Middlesex. 
Park,  J.  J.  1502 

Topography  of  Thebes.  Wilkinson, 
Sir  J.  G.  1774 

Toppi,  Nicolo.  Circa  1603-81.  De  origin© 
omnium  tribunalium,  nunc  in  castro  Capu- 
ano  fidelissimae  civitatis  Neapolis  existen- 
tium.     Neapoli,  1655-66.     3  v.  8°.  3532 

Topsfield,  Mass.  Webber,  C.  H.,  and 
Nevlns,  W.  S.  TopsQeld  and  Mlddleton.  3  pp.  {In 
their  Old  Naumkeag :  hist,  sketch  ot  the  city  ot  Salem, 
p.  300.) 

Topsham,  Maine.    Ellis,  J.    Topographical 

description  of  T.  3  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 
1794,  p.  141.) 

Torbay,  Iceberg  of.    6  pp.    Noble,  L.  L. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6,  1860,  p.  443.) 

Torbnck,  John  {Pub.)  Collection  of  the 
Parliamentary  debates  in  England,  from 
the  year  1668  to  the  present  time.  London, 
1741-42.     21  V.  8°.  —3377 

Torceann,  R.  Simplified  grammar  of  the 
Roumanian  language.  London,  1883.  12°. 
(Rost,  R.,  Truebner^s  Coll.  of  simplified  gram- 
mars, V.  6.)  — 2147 

Tores.    See  Torques. 

Torcy,  Jean  Baptiste  Colbert,  Marquis  de. 
1665-1746.  Journal  inedit  pendant  les  an- 
nees  1709-11.  Pub.  d'apres  les  MSS  auto- 
graphes  par  Frederic  Masson.  Paris,  1884. 
S°-     _  4694 

Memoires,  pour  servir  a  I'histoire  des 

negociations  depuis  le  traite  de  Riswick 
jusqu'a  la  paix  d'Utrecht  (1687-1713). 
Paris,  1828.  2  v.  8°.  (Petitot,  C.  B.  and  A., 
Mem.  rel.  hist,  de  France,  2  s.  v.  67, 68. )  4686 
The  same.  Paris,  1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud 
and  Poujoulat,  Nouv.  coll.  m&m.  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  v.  32.)  2672 

Tordenskiold,  Peder  Wessel.    Davenport, 

R.  A.    In  his  Lives  of  Individuals,  p.  188.    n  pp. 

Tordo,  Giuseppe.    Girardi,  L.  A.    Giuseppe 

Tordo  (1774-1846).  18  pp.  (Amato,  G.  d',  Fanleon  dti 
martiri  delta  liberta'  Hal.  v.  1,  p.  292.) 

Toreno,  Jose  Maria  Queipo  de  Llano  Ruiz 
de  Saravia,  Conde  de.  1786-1843.  Historia 
del  levantamiento,  guerra,  y  revolucion  de 
Espana.  Madrid,  1872.  8°.  (Bibliot.de autor. 
espafl.  V.  64.)  —1192 

Histoire  du  soulSvement,  de  la  guerre, 

et  de  la  revolution  d'Espagne.  -Paris,  1836- 
38.     5  V.  8°.  ^  ^  3518 

Information  on  the  principal  events  which  took 

place  In  the  government  of  Spain,  from  the  commence- 
ment ot  the  Insurrection,  In  180H,  to  the  dissolution  ol 
the  ordinary  cones.  In  1814.  Tr.  from  the  original 
Spanish  by  W.  Walton.  43  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  17, 
18-20,  p.  1.)  «-.       V        2-  ,        f  . 

Cnelo,  L.  A.  de.    Biografla  de  T.    60  pp.    (Toreno, 

J.  M.  Q.  de  L.  E.  de  S.,  Cnnde  de,  Eisl.  del  levantamiento 
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See  oiso  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  40, 1836,  p.  644. 


TOEFESEN 


4487 


TORPEDO 


Torfesen,  Thormodr.  1686-1719.  Gron- 
landia  antiqua,  seu  veteris  Cironlandiae 
descriptio,  ubi  coeli  marisque  natura,  teirae, 
locoi'um,  et  villarutn  situs,  animalium  ter- 
restrium  aqvatiliumque  vavia  genera,  gentis 
origo,  et  incrementa,  status  politicus  et  ec- 
clesiasticus,  gesta  memorabilia  et  vicissitu- 
dines,  ex  antiquis  memoriis,  praecipue  Is- 
landicis,  qua  fieri  potuit  industria  collecta 
exponuntur.     Havniae,  1706.     16°.  3657 

Historia  Hrolfl  Krakii  inter  potentissimos 

in  ethnicismo  Daniae  reges  celeberrimi,  ab 
avo  ejus  Halfdano  II  et  patre  Helgio,  hu- 
jusq.  fratre  Hroare,  II  monumentorum 
Islandicoruni  manuductionem  deducta  .  .. 
Cumindicererum memorabilium.  Havniae, 
1705.     16°.  8657 

Histoi'ia  rerum  Norvegicarum.    Hafniae, 

1711.    4  V.  in  2,  fo.  3651 

Orcades,   seu    rerum    orcadensium   his- 

toriae  libri  III.     Havniae,  1697.     fo.       2561 

Sei'ies  dynastarum  et  regum  Daniae,  a 

primoeorum  Skioldo  Odini  fllid,  ad  gormum 
grandaevum  .  .  .  antea  anno  Christ!  1664, 
jussu  memoriae  regis  Friderici  III.  Hafniae, 
1703.     sm.  4°.  8655 

Torfaeana  :  siveTorfaei  notae  posteriores 

in  serie'm  regum  Daniae,  epistolae  Latinae, 
et  index  in  seriem  regum  Daniae  .  .  .  Haf- 
niae, 1777.    4°.  3655 

Trifolium  historicum,  seu  dissertatio  his- 

torico-clironologico  critica,  de  tribus  poten- 
tissimis  Daniae  regibus,  Gormo  Grandaevo, 
Haraldo  caerulidente,  et  Sueno  Furcatae 
Barbae  .  .  .  Hafniae,  1707.  sm.  4°.  [With 
/lis  Series  dynastarum.)  3655 

Torfou,  France.    Loudun,  E.    Bataille  de 

T.     10  pp.     (Correspondani,  V.  23, 1848,  p.  658.) 

Torgau,  Saxmiy.  Chronicon  et  annales  Tor- 
gavlenses,  1M5-I(iul.  12  pp.  (Meucke,  J.  B.,  Soript. 
rtr.  Germanic,  v.  2,  p.  B65.) 

Toribio  de  Benavente.    See  Motolinia,  T.  de 

B.  o. 
Tories.    See  Great  Britain,  Politics. 
Tories,  or  loyalists  in  America.     116  pp. 

Myei-B,  T.  B.    (Johnson,  Sir  J.,  Orderly  booh,  p.  139.) 

Torigny.    BoileaudeMaulaville,  (— ).    Nou- 

veau  mfiraolre  sur  le  monument  antique,  autrefois 
GODuu  sous  le  nom  de  Marbrede  rftori^rni/,  actuellement 
transfSrfi  en  la  vlUe  de  Balnt-Lo.  80  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc. 
antlq.  de  France,  Mim.  v.  7,  1826,  p.  278.)— Crenly, 
Gen.  a.  Le  marbre  de  Thorlgny.  12  pp.  2  pi.  (Soo. 
antlq.  de  France,  Mm.  v.  37, 1876,  p.  27.) 

Toriiii,  Agnolo.    Gaiter,  L.    Sul  Breve  rac- 

oogUmento  dl  T.  6  pp.  [Propugnatore,  v.  8,  pt.  1,1875, 
p.  337.) — and  Mauro  dl  Polvloa,  F.  dl.  Breve  raccogll- 
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naitire,  v.  10,  pt.  2, 1877,  p.  118.1— Gargiolli.  C.  Saggio 
del  Breve  raccogllmento  del  dlspreglo  dell'  umana 
condlzlone  dl  T.  17  pp.  {Propugnatore,  v.  7,  pt.  2, 1874, 
p.  377.)— Zambrlni.  F.  Rime  dl  T.  8  pp.  {Propug- 
nafore,  v.  14,  pt.  1,  1881,  p.  436.) 

Torino,  or  Turino,  Italy.     Eua,  G.     Una 

novelllDa  torlnese.  8  pp.  [Archiv.  studio  tradit.popo. 
lari,  V.  6,  1887,  p.  401.) 

Tornace,  Gervaise.      Historiae  encomion. 

2  pp.    (Oraevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Stcil.  v.  5.) 

Tornadoes. 

Brooks,  C.    The  tornado  of  1851.    1852. 

Chappelsmith,  J.    Account  of  a  tornado 

near  New  Harmony,  Indiana,  April  30, 1853. 
1855.     (Sinithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  7.) 

FiNLEY,  J.  P.    Eeport  on  the  character 

of  600  tornadoes.  1883.  (U.  S.  War  Dept. 
Prof,  papers  Signal  Service,  No.  7.) 


Eeport  on  the  tornadoes  of  May  29  and 

80,  1879,  iu  Kansas,  Nebraska,  Missouri,  and 
Iowa.  1881.  (U.  S.  War  Dept.  Prof .  papers 
Signal  Service,  No.  4. ) 

Special  characteristics  of  tornadoes. 

1884.  (U.  S.  War  Dept.  Signal  Service  notes. 
No.  12.) 

Tornado  studies  for  1884.    1885.    (U.  S. 

War  Dept.  Prof,  papers  Signal  Service,  No. 

Glenn,  S.  W.    Eeport  on  the  tornado  of 

August  28,  1884,  near  Huron,  Dakota.  1885. 
(U.  S.  War  Dept.  Signal  Service  notes.  No.  19. ) 

Geeely.  Lieut.  A.  W.   American  weather 

.  .  .  Including  hot  and  cold  waves,  bliz- 
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Hazen,  H.  A.    Fact  and  theory  papers. 

The  tornado,     1890. 

Brocklesby,  J.      Account  of   a  tornado  which 

passed  over  the  slate  of  Couueotleut,  July  9,  IRBl.  10 
pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Scl.  Proc.  v.  8, 1855,  p.  19ii.)— Eiistig, 
H.  L.  Tornado  of  Aug.  22,  1851,  In  Waltham,  West 
Cambridge,  and  Medtord,  Mass.  10  pp.  (Am.  Acad, 
of  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem.  v.  5,  n.  s.  pt.  1,  1S53,  p.  169.)— 
Maury,  T.  B.  Tornadoes  and  their  causes.  13  pp. 
{N.  Am.  ie™.  V.  135, 1882.  p.  230.)— Redfield.  W.  C.  On 
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3  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Scl.  Proe.  v.  10,  1857,  p.  212.)— Slocl- 
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(Am.  Assoc.  Sol.  Prtie.  v.  8, 1855,  p.  188.) 

See  also  Meteorology.— Storms. 

Tornan,  { — ).    Aus  der  neuesten  geschichte 

Persiens.  Die  ]ahre  1833-1835.  59  pp.  (Deutseh.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  2,  1848,  p.  401 ;  V.  3,  1849,  p.  1.) 

Tornberg,    Karl   Johan.      1807-77.      Die 

]  ueugsten  ausgrabungen  arablschen  geldes  in  Schwe- 
den;  Ueber  muhammedanlsche  revolutlons-muen- 
zen.  16  pp.  1  pi.  (Deutseh.  morg.  gesells.  Zei^s.  V.  22, 
1868,  pp.  286,  700.)— Notiz  ueber  die  In  der  unlversl- 
taets-bibllothek  zu  Ijiind  aufbewahrten  WUden- 
bruch'scheu  handschrlften.  26  pp.  (Deutseh.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  5, 1851,  p.  483.) 

Torn£,  Pierre  Anastase.  1727-97.  CEuvres 
cholsles.  184  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Oral,  sacrls,  v.  64, 
p.  867.) 

Tornel,  Manuel.     Nueva  guia  de  Mexico. 

See  Paz.  I.,  and  Tornel,  M. 
Tornielli,  Agostino.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem. 

des  hommes,  v.  11. 

Tornoe,  Hercules.  Chemistry.  Christiania, 
1880.    4°.    (Norwegian  N.  Atlant.  Exped.) 

—2551 
Contents.    On  the  air  in  sea-Trater.— On  the  car- 
bonic acid  in  gea-^vater.- On  the  amouixt  of  salt 
in  tile  -water  otthe  Norwegian  sea. 

Toro,  Battle  of.  Ferdinand  V,  King  of  Spain. 

Carta  Alacludad  deBaeza.hacl^ndole  saber  la  victoria 
consegulda  en  la  batalla  de  T.  5  pp.  {Col.  doc.  hist. 
Espafia,  V.  13,  p.  396.) 

Toronto.  Centennial  of  the  settlement  of 
Upper  Canada  by  the  United  Empire,  1784- 
1884.  The  celebrations  at  Adolphustown, 
Toronto,  and  Niagara.     1885. 

Toronto.  Abstracts  and  results  of  mag- 
netical  and  meteorological  observations, 
1841-71  inclusive.   Toronto,  1875.   8°.   —2486 

Observations  made  at  the  magnetical  and 

meteorological  observatory,  1840-48  .  .  . 
under  the  superintendence  of  Maj.-Gen. 
Edward  Sabine.     London,  1845-57.    3  v.  4°. 

—2491 
Torp,  Alf.     Die  flexion   des  Pali  in  ihrem 

verhaeltniss  zum  Sanskrit.  Christiania,  1881. 

8°.  —3153 

Torpedo,  Msh.    Wagner,  E.     Ueber  den 

felneren  bau  des  elektrlschen  organs  In  Zltterrochen. 
2B  pp.  1  pi.  (Goettlngen,  K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Abhandl. 
T.  3, 1847,  p.  141.) 


TORPEDOES 


4488 


TORREY 


Torpedoes.  Barnes,  lAeut.-Com.  J.  S. 
Submarine  warfare  .  .  .  including  a  discus- 
sion of  tlie  offensive  torpedo  system.     1869. 

American  torpedo  -ivarfare.    17  pp.    (Fraser's 

Mag.  V.  78,  1868,  p.  711.)— Brown,  A.  D.  Torpediies 
and  torpedo  boats.  12  pp.  iHarper's  Mag.  v.  65, 1882, 
p.  3G.)— F..  E.  R.  Torpedoes.  16  pp.  [Praser's  Mag. 
n.  s.  V.  6, 187'2,  p.  161.) — Ironclads  and  torpedoes. 
19  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  123, 1878,  p.  163.)— Torpedo 
tvarfltre.  36  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  146,  1877,  p.  281 ;  N. 
Am.  Mev.  V.  127,  1878,  p.  213 ;  Westm.  Em.  n.  s.  v.  62, 1877, 
p.  336.)— Very,  Lieut.  E.  W.  Torpedoes.  31  pp.  (/n 
his  Kavles  of  tlie  world,  p.  323.) 
Torqiiato,  Antonio.  15  cent.  Prognosticon 
de  eversione  Europae.  7  pp.  (Freher,M.,Jier. German. 
script.  V.  2,  p.  387.) 

Torqiiatns.     Fragmenta.    2  pp.     (Meyer, 

H.,  Oiat.  Jliim.fragin.  p.  527.) 

Torqtiatus,  Georg.    16  cent.     Pontificum 

eceledlae  Magdeburgeiisls  series  et  ordo  ab  exordio 
f  uudatloDls  suae  usque  la  praesens  videlicet  ad  an- 
nurn  Domini  1513.  17  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  «Scripf.  rer. 
German,  v.  3,  p.  373.) 

Torqueniada,  Antonio  de.    Spanish  Man- 

devile  of  miracles;  or,  the  garden  of  curious  flowers. 
15  pp.    (Rev.  of  lu  Selrospeci.  Ren.  v.  8, 1823,  p.  271.) 

Torquemada,  Juan  de.  Circa  1550-1625. 
Mouarchia  Indiana,  con  el  origen  y  guerras 
de  los  Indies  occidentales  .  .  .  y  otras  cosas 
maravilLosas  de  la  misma  tierra.  Madrid, 
1723.     3  V.  fo.  1651 

Torques.     Birch,  S.     On  the  tore  of  the 

Cells.  25  pp.  (Arcliaeol.  Jmirn.  v.  2,  1846,  p.  368;  v.  3, 
1846,  p.  27.1— Ellis,  Sir  H.  Account  of  a  gold  torquis 
found  In  Needwood  forest  In  Staffordshire.  2  pp.  1  pi. 
[Archaeologia,  v.  33,  1849,  p.  175.)— Scheffer,  J.  De 
antiquorum  torqulbus  syntagma.  24  pp.  (Graevlus, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  aritiq.  Roman,  v.  12,  p.  901.) 

Torr,  Cecil.  Rhodes  in  ancient  times.  Cam- 
bridge, 1885.     8°.  3425 

Rhodes  in  modern  times.     Cambridge, 

1887.     8°.  8425 

Torraca,  Francesco.    Circa  1853—.    Cola  di 

Blenzo  e  la  canzone  Splrto  gentll  dl  F.  Fetrarca.  82 
pp.  (Soc.  rom.  dl  storla  patrla,  Archivio,  v.  8,  1885, 
p.  141.) 
Torre,  Alfonso  de  la.  15  cent.  Vision  de- 
lectable de  la  fllosofla  y  artes  llberales,  metaflslca,  y 
fllosofla  moral.  64  pp.  (Castro,  A.  de,  Curiosidades 
bibliograf.  p.  339 ;  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Torre,  Federico.  I  martiri  di  Roma.  37  pp. 
(Amato,  G.  d',  Panteon  dei  martiri  delta  liberta'  iidl.  v.  2, 
p.  81.) 

Torre,  Filippo  del.  1657-1717.  Monumenta 
veterls  AntU,  hoc  est  Inscrlptlo  M.  Aqullll,  et  tabulae 
soils  Mlthrae  varus  flgurls  et  symbolis  exsculpta. 
Addlta  nunc  est  explicatlo  inscrlptlonls  cujusdam 
antlquae  de  Taurobollo.  88  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Tte. 
a»(ig.  Ital.  v.  8,  pt.  4.)— Dlssertatlones  de  Beleno,  et 
allls  qulbusdam  AquUeJensium  dils,  ac  de  colonla 
roroJuUensl ...  65  pp.  (Graevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes.  aniiq. 
Ital.  V.  6,  pt.  4.)— ExpUoatlo  Inscrlptlonls  Taurobollt 
Iiugdunengis.  6  pp.  (Sallengre,  A.  H.  de,  iVoii.  ttes. 
antiq.  Rom.  v.  3,  p.  853. ) 

Nlceron,J.  P.    M6m.  des  bommes,  y.  1. 

Torre,  Filomarino  della.  Scura,  P.  Fratelli 
Fllomarlno  della  Torre  (1799).  15  pp.  (Amato,  G.  d', 
Panteon  dei  martiri  della  liberta'  ital.  v.  1,  p.  102.) 

Torre,  Francisco  de  la.     Poesias.    11   pp. 

(Qulntana,  M.  J.,  Tesoro  del  Pamaso  espan.  p.  59.) 

Torre,  Miguel  de  la.    Precis  de  la  conduite 

loyale  et  g€n6reuse  tenue  par  legouvernementespag- 
nol  euvers  le  chef  des  dlssldens  de  ygnSzu^la.  76  pp. 
(MorlUo,  P.,  Mlm.  p.  377.) 

Torrens,  Robert.  1780-1864.  Essay  on  the 
external  corn  trade ;  containing  an  inquiry 
into  the  general  principles  of  that  important 
branch  of  traffic ;  an  examination  of  the  ex- 
ceptions to  which  these  principles  are  liable; 
and  a  comparative  statement  of  the  effects 
which  restrictions  on  importation  and  free 


intercourse,  are  calculated  to  produce  upon 
subsistence,  agriculture,  commerce,  and  rev- 
enue.    London,  1815.     8°-  —1395 

Essay  on  the  production  of  wealth  ;  with 

an  appendix,  in  which  the  principles  of 
political  economy  are  applied  to  the  actual 
circumstances  of  this  country.  London, 
1831.     8°.  —1306 

On  wages  and  combination.     London, 

1834.     8°.  —1397 

Letter  on  the  petition  against  Lord  Binnlng's  return 

being  declared  frivolous  and  vexatious  ...  16  pp. 
{PamplMeer,  v.  14, 1819,  p.  209.)— Paper  on  the  means 
of  reduclhg  the  poor's  rates,  and  of  affording  effec- 
tual aud  permanent  relief  to  the  labouring  classes. 
20  pp.    {Pamphleteer,  v.  10, 1817,  p.  609.) 

Letters  on  coramerclal  and  flnanclal  policy.    16  pp. 

(Rev.  of  m  Westm.  Rev.  v.  18, 1833,  |.p.  16S,  421.)— Letter 
to  Sir  Robert  Feel,  on  the  condition  of  England, 
20  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Westm.  Bev.  v.  40.  1843,  p.  1.)— Tracts 
on  finance  and  trade.  41pp.  (Rev.  otin  Edin.  Beo. 
V.  96,  1852.  p.  526.) 

Torrens,William  Torrens  McCullagh.  1813—. 
Empire  in  Asia,  how  we  came  by  it.  A  book 
of  confessions.    London,  1872.     8°.  3458 

Industrial  history  of  free  nations,  con- 
sidered in  relation  to  their  domestic  and 
external  policy.  London,  1840.  2  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4, 1846,  p.  179.) 

—1393 

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Toulouse,  Council  of.    Statuta  in  ooncllio 

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Toungoo,  Pegu.  Mason,  F.  Sketch  of 
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Toup,  Jonathan.  1718-85.  Emendationes 
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Anlmadvei'slouea    In    scholta    Theoci-ltea. 

14  pp.  (Theocritus,  Quae  supersuntt  ed.  T.  Warton^  v.  1, 
p.  209.)— BpUtola  de  Syraousils;  Addenda  in  Tbeo- 
crltum.  lu  pp.  (Tbeoorltus,  Quae  mpenunt,  ed.  T. 
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Tour     d'AiiTergne-Corret,    Theophile. 

Malo  de  la.  First  grenadier  of  France.  2  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  9, 1854,  p.  366.)— Talne,  H.  A.  {Ed.)  Docu- 
ment In^dlt  sur  Latour'd'Auvergne.  3  pp.  {Ren,  hist. 
T.  22,  1883,  p.  98.) 

Tour  de  Percemont.    Dudevant,  Mme. 

A.  L.  A.  D.  (George  Sand,  pseud.),  CEuvres 

compl.  — 4197 

Tour  du  monde.    Nouveau  journal  des 

voyages    publie    sous    la    direction    de  M. 

Edouard  Charton.    Paris,  1875-79.    9  v.  4°. 

3421 
Tour  dn  monde  en  120  jours.      63  pp. 

Flauchut,  E.  {Bee.  d.  deux  mondes,  1871,  2  p£r.  v.  95,  pp. 
105,  368.) 

Tour  from  Downing  to  Alston-Moor. 
Pennant,  T.  1402 

Tour  from  Gibraltar  to  Tangier.  Lem- 
priere,  W.  1415 

Tour  from  the  city  of  New- York  to  De- 
troit.    Darby,  W.  2485 

Tour  in  Ireland.    Young,  A.    2  v.     1465 

Tour  in  Ireland  in  1775.    Twiss,  R.    1407 

Tour  in  Ohio,  Kentucky,  and  Indiana,  in 
1805.  Espy,  J.  [Ohio  valley  hist.  s.  miicel. 
No.  1.)  3594 

Tour  in  Scotland.   Pennant,  T.   3  v.   1408 

Tour  in  Sweden  in  1838.    Laing,  8.     1465 

Tour  in  the  United  States.  Smyth,  J. 
F.  D.     2  V.  2475 

Tour  in  Wales.    Pennant,  T.    3  v.      1403 

Tour  of  a  German  artist  in  England. 
Passavant.  J.  D.    2  v.  —1726 

Tour  of  Dr.  Syntax.    Combe,  W.    3  v. 

1353 

Tour  of  the  American  lakes.  Colton, 
C.     2v.  2467 

Tour  thro'  the  whole  island  of  Great 
Britain.     Defoe,  D.    4  v.  1407 

Tour  through  the  Island  of  Mann 
in  1797  and  1798.  Feltham,  J.  [Matix  Soc. 
V.  6.)  2516 

Tour  through  the  islands  of  Orkney 
and  Schetland.    Low.  G.  1404 

Tour  through  the  Isle  of  Man.  Robert- 
son, D.  1403 

Touraine.  Grandmaison,  P.  C.  A.  L.  de 
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Brnchet,   A.     Vocabulaire   Tourangeau.      4   pp. 

{Kimania,  v.  1,  1872,  p.  88.)— Conway,  M.  D.  Seven 
Sleepers'  paradise  beside  the  L^ilre.  10  pp.  {Harper's 
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1861,  p.  309 ;  v.  24,  1862,  p.  363 ;  v.  25, 1863,  pp.  232,  321 ; 
V.  26,  1864,  p.  303 ;  V.  27,  1866,  p.  336.)— Tonrnllle  111 
April  1871.  19  pp.  (Proser's  Jfajr.  n.  s.v.  4,1871,  p.  43.) 
—In  the  vl  ne  yards  of  T.  5  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v. 
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Tourbillon,  suivi  du  prince  Desire.  Troyes, 
n.  d.    16°.    (BMioth.bleue,^.  n.)  2316 

Tourg^nief,  or  Tourguenef .   See  Turgenev. 

Tourist's  guide,  or  rambles  round  Kenil- 
worth.  Leamington,  1854.  16°.  {With 
Guide  to  Royal  Leamington  Spa.)  1468 

Tourist's  guide  to  Derbyshire.  Black.  A. 
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Tourist's  guide  to  the  neighbourhood  of 
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Tourmaline.  Hamun,  A.  C.  The  tour- 
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Erman,  P.    Turmalln.    7  pp.    {Berlin  Akad.  wis- 

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Tonrnai.    See  Tournay. 

Tournaisis.  Dinadx,  A.  M.  Les  trouvdres 
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Tournaments.  Beauyau,  L.  de.  Le  pas 
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Crapelet,  G.  A.  (Ed.)    Ceremonies  des 

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Colien,  A.  J.  p.  L.    Notice  hlstorlque  sur  les  tour- 

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.fee  also  Dem.  Key.  v.  15, 1844,  p.  363.    Also  Chivalry. 
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Touruay.  Chronique  des  Pays-Bas,  de 
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Pasquier  de  le  Barrb,  and  Soldoyer, 

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Warny,  p.    Memoires  sur  le  siege  do 

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Henri  de  Tournay,  Canon  of  Notre-Dame,  and  others. 

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Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  42. 

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Revenger's  tragedy.    89  pp.    (Dodsley,  E.,  OU 

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Cyril  Tonrnenr'g  plays.   22  pp.    {Retrospect.  Rev. 

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Touroude,  Alfred.    Lindau,  P.    Touroude. 

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Toni'son,  William.    See  Towerson,  W. 

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Toiissain,  Daniel.    Niceron,  J.   P.    Mem. 

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Tonssain,  Paul.    Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des 

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Tower  menagerie;  comprising  the  nat- 
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that  establishment ;  with  anecdotes  of  their 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  50,  1841,  p.  792;  v.  67, 
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Town,  The.    Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  1256 

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(Ed.)    Reasons  of  the  Laws  of  Moses. 

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Cities  and  principal  towns  of  the  world. 

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See  also  Cities.' 

Townsend,  Alexander.  Loring.J.  S.  Alex- 
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Townsend,  Aubrey  (.Ed.)  Writings  of  John 

Bradford.    See  Bradford,  Eev.  J. 
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and  other  poems.    Columbia,  1884.   8°.    1395 
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a  tew  other  compositions.  In  prose  and  verse.    16  pp. 

(Rev.  ot  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  56, 1836,  p.  400.) 

Townsend,  Charles  H.  Notes  on  the  natural 

history  and  ethnology  ot  northern  Alaska.  22  pp. 
(Healy,  M.  A.,  Report  of  the  cruise  of  the  steamer  Corwin, 
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Townsend,  George,  D.  D.  1788-1857.  Life 
and  defence  of  the  conduct  and  principles 
of  the  venerable  and  calumniated  Edmund 
Bonner,  Bp.  of  London,  in  the  reigns  of 
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(Edlpus  Ronianus.    3  pp.    (Rev.  ot  In  Valpy,  A.  J., 

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Townsend,  George  Alfred.  1841—.  Lost 
abroad.    Hartford,  1870.    12°.  1285 


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New  world  compared  with  the  old:  a 

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(Ed.)    Men  of  the  time:  a  dictionary  of 

contemporaries  ...  7  ed.  London,  1868. 
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Townsend,  Henry  C.    Notice  of  the  life  of 

Joseph  Townseua.  2  pp.  (Townsend,  J.,  Some  accoan( 
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Townsend,  Rev.  Horatio.  1750-1837.  Gen- 
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Tour  through  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.    11  pp. 

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Townsend,  Joseph.  1756-1841.  Some  ac- 
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Townsend,  H.  C.    Notice  ol  the  lite  of  T.    2  pp. 

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Townsend,  Malcolm.  U.  S.  An  index  to 
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Townsend,  Mrs.  Mary  Ashley.  Circa  1836—. 

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Townsend,  Pauline  D.  ( Tr. )  Life  of  Mozart. 

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the  yellow  fever  as  it  prevailed  in  the  city 

of  New  York,  in  .  .  .  1822.    New  York,  1823. 

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Townsend,  Thomas  S.     1829—.    Honors  of 

the  Empire  State  in  the  war  of  the  rebellion. 

New  York,  1889.     8°.  3566 

Townsend,  Thompson.    Lost  ship  ;  or,  the 

man  of  war's-man,  and  the  privateers,  a  nautical 

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Townsend,  W.  J.  Great  schoolmen  of  the 
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the  services  they  rendered  to  the  church 
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Townsend,  William  Charles.  1803-50.  His- 
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Towrson,  William.    See  Towerson,  W. 
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Tractatus   de  confessionibus  malefi- 

corum  et  sagarum   secundo  recognitus  et 

auctior  redditus.     Binsfeld,  P.  — 3467 

Tractatus   de   ecclesia.      WycliflFe,  J. 

{Wyclif  Soc.)  —4394 

Tractatus  de  officio  regis.   Wycliffe,  J. 

{Wyclif  Soc)  —4394 

Tractatus  de  officio  sanctissimae  Inquisi- 

tionis.    Carena,  C.  — 4361 

Tractatus  de  synedriis.    171  pp.    Moses 

Ben  MaimoD.  IWilh  HiiutliiK,  B.., Tractatus  Talmudicus.) 

Tractatus  Talmudicus  de  festo  novi 
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Tractatus  theologico-politicus.  Spi- 
noza, B.  de.  —1354 

Tractatus  utrum  animae  de  humanis 

cnrporlbuB  exeuntea  mox  deducantur  ad  glorlam  vel 
ad  poenam,  an  expectent  diem  judlcil  sine  gloria  et 
poena.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., /"ofroi.  s.  £a(.  v.  96,p.  1379.) 

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the  University  of  Oxford.  London,  1834-41. 
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Contents.  Aiidretrg,  L.,  Bp.  of  Winchester.  Greek 
devotions.  Tr.  and  arranged  [by  J.  H.  Newman],  No. 
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ot  the  martyrdom  of  St.  Laurence,  Archdeacon  of 
Eome,  V.  2.— Beverldge,  W.,  Bp.  of  St.  Asaph.  Great 
necessity  and  advantage  of  public  prayer.  No.  26; 
Necessity  and  advantage  of  frequent  communion.  No. 
26,  V.  1.— Bowden,  J.  W.  Christian  liberty;  or,  why 
should  we  belong  to  the  Church  of  England,  Nos.  29, 
80,  V.  1.— Holy  days  observed  In  the  English  church, 
No.  56,  V.  2.— Short  address  to  his  brethren  on  the 
nature  and  constitution  of  the  church  of  Christ,  and 
of  the  branch  of  It  established  In  England,  No.  B,  v.  1. 
— Bnll,  G. ,  Bp.  of  St.  David's.  On  the  ancient  liturgies. 
No.  64,  v.  2.— Catholic  churcli  a  witness  against 
lUlberallty,  No.  61,  v.  2.— On  the  church  as  viewed 
by  faith  and  by  the  world.  No.  68,  v.  2.— Clemeng,  T. 
F.,  Bp.  of  Alexandria.  Address  to  the  heathen,  v.  1.— 
Costm,  J.,  Bp.  of  Durham.  History  of  Popish  tran- 
substantljitlon,  Nos.  27,  28,  v.  1.— Cyprlanns,  T.  C, 
St.,  Bp.  of  Carthage.  Account  of  his  baptism;  On  the 
unity  of  the  church,  v.  2.— On  diggent  without  reason 
in  conscience.  No.  51,  v.  2.— Xlden,  (— ).  Standing 
ordinances  of  religion.   No.   32,  v.  1.  —  Eugehiug 


Famphllng,  Bp.  of  Catsarea.  Account  of  the  martyr- 
dom ot  St.  Jaanes,  the  Apostle ;  Account  of  the  martyrs 
of  Lyons  and  VIenne ;  Apostle  St.  John  and  the  robber, 
T.  1.— Faber,  J.  Adherence  to  the  apostolical  succes- 
sion the  safest  course.  No.  4,  v.  1.— Martyrdom  ot  St. 
Felix,  V.  2.— Fronde,  E.  H.  Antiquity  ot  the  exist- 
ing liturgies.  No.  63,  v.  2.— On  shortening  the  church 

services.  No.  9,  v.  1 Position  ot  the  church  ot  Christ 

In  England,  relatively  to  the  state  and  the  nation.  No. 
69,  V.  2.— Harrison,  ( — ),  Archdeacon.  Advent,  No.  16, 
T.  1.— Catena  patrum.  No.  I.  Testimony  of  writers  In 
the  later  English  church  to  the  doctrine  of  the  apos- 
tolical succession,  No.  74,  v.  3.— Kingdom  of  Heaven, 
No.  49,  V.  2.— Ministerial  commission.  A  trust  from 
Christ  for  the  beneflt  of  his  people.  No.  17 ;  Scripture 
view  of  the  apostolic  commission.  No.  24,  v.  1.  — 
Ignatius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Anlioch.  Epistle  to  Polycarp, 
Bp.  ot  Smyrna;  Epistle  to  the  church  at  Smyrna; 
Epistle  to  the  Ephesians;  Epistle  to  the  Magne- 
Blans;  Epistle  to  the  Phlladelphlans;  Epistle  to  the. 

Eojnans;  Epistle  to  the  Iranians,  v.  1 Martyrdom 

of  Ignatius  at  Borne,  v.  1.  —  Irenaeus,  St.,  Bp.  of 
tyons.  Martyrdom  ot  Polycarp;  Bule  ot  faith,  v.  1 — 
Jngtinug,  Martyr,  St.  Primitive  Christian  worship; 
Temporal  condition  and  the  principles  of  Christians, 
from  the  Epistle  to  Dlognetus,  v.  1.— Keble,  J.  On 
the  mysllclsm  attributed  to  the  early  Fathers  of  the 

church.  No.  89,  v.  6 Richard  Nelson,  Nos.  12,  22,  40, 

43,  V.  1 Sermons  for  saints'  days  and  holidays,  Nos. 

62,  64,  57,  60,  V.  2.— Sunday  lessons.  The  principle  ot 
selection.  No.  13,  v.  1.— Whether  a  clergyman  of  the 
Church  of  England  be  now  bound  to  have  morning 
and  evening  prayers  dally  in  bis  parish  church.  No. 
84,  V.  6.— Manning,  H.  E.,  Cardtnal-Abp.  of  Westminster. 
Catena  pairum.  No.  III.  Testimony  of  writers  In  the 
later  English  church  to  the  duty  ot  maintaining  quod 
semper,  quod  ubique,  quod  ah  omnibus  tradltum  est, 

No.  78,  V.  4 nienzleg,  A.    Ember  days,  No.  14,  v.  1.— 

Nevrman,  J.  H.,  Cardinal.    Advent  sermons  on  Anti-^ 

Christ,  No.  83,  v.  5 The  Catholic  church.  No.  2;  The 

Episcopal  church  apostolical.  No.  7 ;  The  Gospel  a  law 
ot  liberty.  No.  8;  Grounds  of  our  faith.  No.  46  ;  Heads 
of  a  week-day  lecture,  delivered  to  a  country  congre- 
gation in  shire.  No.  10,  v.  1.  — Lectures  on  the 

Scripture  proof  of  the  doctrines  of  the  church.  No.  85, 
T.  5.— Letter  addressed  to  the  Rev.  B.  W.  Jelf  In  ex- 
plauatlon  ot  tract  90,  v.  6.— Leiter  to  a  magazine  on  the 
subject  ot  Dr.  Pusey's  tract  ou  baptism.  No.  82,  v.  4. — 
Letter  to  the  Et.  Eev.  Father  In  God  Blchard.  Lord  Bp. 
ot  Oxford  on  occasion  ot  No.  90,  v.  6.— Mnrtiflcation  of 
the  flesh  a  Scripture  duty.  No.  21;  Ou  arguing  con- 
cerning the  apostolical  succession.  No.  19,  v.  1.— On 
purgatory.  No.  79,  v.  4.— On  the  coutroversy  with  the 
Bomanist?,  No. 71 ;  On  the  introduction  of  rationalistic 
principles  into  religion.  No.  73 ;  On  the  Eoman  breviary 
as  embodying  the  substance  ot  devotional  services  of 
the  church  catholic.  No.  75,  v.  3.— Present  obligation 
of  primitive  practice,  No.  6;  Primitive  episcopacy.  No. 

33,  V.  1 Eemarks  on  certain  passages  In  the  39  articles. 

No.  90,  V.  6.— The  Betormed  church,  No.  31 ;  Eltes  and 
customs  of  the  church.  No.  34 ;  Thoughts  on  the  minis- 
terial commission.  No.  1;  Thoughts  respectfully  ad- 
dressed to  the  clergy  on  alterations  in  the  liturgy. 
No.  3;  Via  medla,Nos.38,41,v.l.— The  Visible  church, 
Nos.  11, 20,47,  v.l,  2.— and  another.  On  the  apostolical 
succession  in  the  English  church.  No.  15,  v.  1. — [Ed.) 
Becords  ot  the  church,  v.  1,  2.— PerccTal,  A.  P.  Ac- 
count of  religious  sects  at  preseut  existing  in  Eng- 
land, No.  36;  Faith  and  obedience  of  churchmen,  the 
strength  of  the  church.  No.  23;  The  People's  Interest 
In  their  minister's  commission.  No.  35,  v.  1.— Piigey, 
E.  B.  Catena  patrum.  No.  II.  Testimony  ot  writers 
In  the  later  English  church  to  the  doctrine  ot  baptismal 

regeneration.  No.  76,  v.  3 Catena  patrum.    No.  lY. 

Testimony  ot  writers  of  the  later  English  church  to 
the  doctrine  of  the  Eucharlstlc  sacrlflce,  with  an  his- 
torical account  of  the  changes  made  In  the  liturgy  as 
to  the  expression  ot  that  doctrine,  No.  81,  v.  4. —Earnest 
remonstrance  to  the  author  ot  the  Pope'sletter,  v.  3.— 
Scriptural  views  ot  holy  baptism,  Nos.  67-69,  v.  2.— 
Thoughts  on  the  beneflts  ot  the  system  of  tasting  en- 
joined by  our  church.  No.  18,  v.  1.— Supplement  to 
tract  XVIII,  No.  66,  v.  2.— Tertulllanug.  Q.  S.  F.  On 
baptism,  V.  2.— Bule  of  faith,  v.  1.— ITggher,  J.,  Abp. 
of  Armagh.  On  prayers  for  the  dead.  No.  72,  v.  3.— 
Vincent,  of  Lerins.    On  the  tests  of  heresy  and  error, 

T.  2 IVIIllams,  I.    Indications  ot  a  superintending 

providence  In  the  preservation  ot  the  Prayer  book  and 
in  the  changes  which  it  has  undergone.  No.  86,  v.  5.— 
On  reserve  in  communicating  religious  knowledge, 
Nos.  80,  87,  v.  4,  6.— 'Wilson,  T.,  Bp.  of  Sodor  and  Han. 
Form  of  excommunication.  No.  87;  Form  ot  receiving 
penitents.  No.  39,  v.  1.— Meditations  on  his  sacred 
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Pusey,   E.   B.      Articles  treated  on   in 

Tract  90  reconsidered.     1841. 

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on  the  publication  of  No.  90  of  the  Tracts 
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Taylor,  I.    Ancient  Christianity  and  the 

doctrines  of  the  Oxford  Tracts  for  the  times. 
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Ward,  W.  G.  Few  more  words  in  sup- 
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Oxford  tracts.   38  pp.  (JV.  y.  iZetJ.  v.5,1839,  p.  136.) 

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the  agency  committee  of  the  Anti-Slavery  Society, 
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tbe  king,  the  subversion  ot  tbe  government,  and  In- 
troducing of  Popery  and  arbitrary  power,  v.  1.  — 
Charles  II,  King  of  England.  Message  to  tbe  Oom- 
moDs  in  Parliament  relating  to  Tangier;  Speecb  to 
botb  Houses  o£  Parliament,  v.  2.— Tryal  ot  Edward 
Coleman,  tor  conspiring  tbe  death  ot  tbe  king,  and 
tbe  subversion  o£  tbe  government  ol  England,  and  tbe 
Protestant  religion,  v.  1.— Colledge,  S.  Speech  and 
carriage,  before  the  Castle  at  Oxford;  Arraignment, 
tryal,  and  condemnation  ot  Stephen  CoUedge  tor  high- 
treason.  In  conspiring  the  death  ot  tbe  king,  the  levy- 
ing of  war,  and  the  subversion  of  the  government, 
V.  2.— Cooper,  A.  A.,  1  Earl  of  Shaftesbury.  Speech  In 
tbe  House  of  Lords,  March  25,1679,  v.  1.— Brief  account 
ot  the  designs  which  papists  have  had  against  the  Earl 
ot  Shaftesbury,  occasioned  by  hw  commitment ;  Pro- 
ceedings at  tbe  Sessions  House  .  .  .  upon  the  bill  of 
Indictment  for  high-treason  against  Anthony,  Earl  ot 
Shaftsbury;  Some  modest  reflections  upon  the  com- 
mitment ot  the  Earl  of  Shaftsbury,  arising  from  the 
late  Indictment  against  Mr.  Stephen  CoUedge,  v,  2.— 
Articles  ot  Impeachment  of  high  treason  . . .  against 
Thomas,  Earl  of  Danliy;  Exact  collection  of  all 
orders,  votes,  debates,  and  conferences  In  the  House 
of  Peers,  and  House  ot  Commons  . . .  relating  to,  and 
concerning  Thomas,  Earl  of  Danby,  and  the  other  6 
Lords  in  the  Tower ;  Pardon  ot  Thomas,  Earl  of  Dan- 
by, botb  Latlne  and  English ;  Plea  of  the  Earl  of  Danby, 
to  the  articles  of  Impeachment,  v.  1.— Dangerfield, 
T.  Information,  delivered  at  the  bar  of  the  House  of 
Commons,  v.  2. —  Second  narrative  wherein  is  con- 
tained a  faithful  charge  against  the  Lady  Fowls,  Mr. 
Stamford,  and  Mrs.  Celller  relating  to  the  murther  ot 
Sir  Edmundbury  Godfrey,  v.  1.— Dugdale,  S.  Infor- 
mation, delivered  at  the  bar  of  the  House  of  Commons, 

V.  2 li'arla,  r.  de.    Information,  delivered  at  the  bar 

ot  the  House  ot  Commons ;  Further  Information ;  Nar- 
rative, V.  2 Examination  ot  Edw.  Fitzliarrls,  v.  2 — 

Vindication  of  the  honourable  the  sheriffs  and  re- 
corder ot  London,  from  those  Impudent  reflections 
cast  upon  them  in  Fltzharris's  libel,  entituled  his 
Confessions,  etc.  v.  2.— Tryals  of  Eobert  Green,  Henry 
Berry,  and  Lawrence  Hill,  tor  the  murder  of  Sir  Ed- 
mond-bury  Godfrey,  v.  1. — Horneck,  A.  Account  of 
what  himself  observed  in  the  carriage  of  tbe  late 
prisoners,  v.  2.— Humble  address  ot  the  House  of 
Commons,  presented  to  His  Majesty  ...  In  answer 
to  His  Majesties  gracious  speech  to  both  Houses  of 
Parliament;  Beport  of  the  committee  for  receiving 
informations  concerning  the  Popish  plot;  upon  the 
complaint  of  Mr.  Peter  Norrls,  presented  to  the  House 
ot  Commons;  Votes  ot  the  House  ot  Commons;  Votes 
of  the  House  of  Commons  at  Oxford,  v.  2.— Impartial 
account  of  divers  remarkable  proceedings  the  last 
sessions  ot  Parliament  relating  to  the  horrid  Popish 

plot,  V.  1 Jenlson,  B.    Information,  delivered  at 

tbe  bar  ot  the  House  ot  Commons ;  Informations,  re- 
lating to  the  horrid  Popish  plot,  v.  2.— Further  infor- 
mation ;  Narrative,  v.  1.— Exact  and  faithful  narrative 
of  tbe  horrid  conspiracy  ot  Thomas  Knox,  William 
Osborne,  and  John  Lane,  to  invalidate  the  testimonies 
of  Dr.  Titus  Gates,  and  Mr.  William  Bedlow,  v.  1.— 
Tryall  of  Elchard  Ijanghorn,  tor  conspiring  the 
death  of  the  king,  subversion  of  the  government,  and 
Protestant  religion,  y.  1.— Observations  upon  a  late 
libel,  called  a  Letter  from  a  person  of  quality 
to  his  friend,  concerning  tbe  king's  declaration,  v.  2. 
— lictter  from  St.  Omars,  in  farther  conflrmatlon 
of  the  truth  of  the  Popish  plot,  v.  1.— IJewls,  W.  In- 
formation, delivered  at  the  bar  ot  the  House  of  Com- 
mons . . .  Together  with  his  further  narrative  relating 
thereto,  v.  2.— Several  informations  of  John  Mac- 
IVamarra,  Maurice  Fltzgerrald  and  James  Nash, 
relating  to  the  horrid  Popish  plot  In  Ireland,  v.  2 — 
Brorth,  Sir  F.  Narrative,  v.  2 — Oateg,  T.  True  nar- 
rative of  the  horrid  plot  and  conspiracy  of  the  Popish 
party  against  the  life  ot  His  Sacred  Majesty,  the  gov- 
ernment, and  the  Protestant  religion,  v.  1.— Palnie, 
{— ).  Report  about  the  temporary  laws,  v.  1 — Phil- 
lips, J.  Character  of  a  Popish  successour  compleat, 
v.  2.— Pluntet,  O.  Last  speech,  v.  2.— Narrative  of 
tbe  Popes  late  fire-vrorks  In  Unglaud,  v.  1.— 
Powel,  (— ).  Speech  in  the  House  of  Oommons,  upon 
the  Earl  ol  Danby's  impeachment,  pardon,  and  plea, 
V.  1.— Articles  of  impeachment  ot  high  treason,  and 
other  high  crimes  and  offences,  against  William,  Earl 
ot  Powig,  William,  Viscount  Stafford,  Henry,  Lord 
Arundel,  ot  Wardour,  William,  Lord  Petre,  and  John, 
Lord  Bellasls,  now  prisoners  in  the  Tower ;  Eeasons 
and  narrative  of  proceedings  betwixt  the  2  Houses, 
which  were  delivered  by  the  House  of  Commons,  to 
the  Lords,  at  the  conference  touching  the  tryal  of  the 
Lords  in  the  Tower,  v.  1.— Protestant  admirer,  or 
an  answer  to  the  vindication  of  a  Popish  successor, 
PAET  v.— 78. 


V.  1.— Relation  of  other  material  circumstances  and 
discourses,  in  reference  to  the  before-mentioned 
design,  V.  2.— Salter,  R.  Information,  v.  2.— Articles 
of  Impeachment  of  high  treason . . .  against  Sir  William 
Scroggg ;  Resolutions  ot  the  House  of  Commons,  for 
the  impeachment  ot  Sir  William  Scroggs,  v.  2.— Sears, 
Mrs.  M.  Information,  v.  2.— Settle,  E.  Character  of 
a  Popish  successour,  and  what  England  may  expect 
from  such  a  one,  v.  2.— Smith,  J.  Narrative,  v.  1.— 
Mr.  Smyth's  discovery  of  the  Popish  sham-plot  in 
Ireland,  v.  2.— Somers,  J.,  Baron  Somen.  Brief  history 
of  the  succession,  v.  1.— Stern,  J.  Last  confession, 
prayers,  and  meditations,  v.  2.— Report  from  the  com- 
mittee ot  the  Oommons  In  Parliament,  appointed  .  . . 
to  consider  the  petition  ot  Richard  Thompson,  v.  2. 
—Triumph  of  Justice  over  unjust  Judges,  v.  2.— 
Turhervlll,  E.  Information,  delivered  at  the  bar 
ot  the  House  ot  Oommons,  v.  2.— Tryals  ot  Sir  George 
IVakeman,  William  Marshall,  William  Eumley,  and 
James  Corker,  for  high  treason,  for  conspiring  the 
death  ot  the  king,  subversion  of  the  government,  and 
Protestant  religion,  v.  1.— 'Waller,  Sir  W.  Tragical 
history  ot  Jetzer,  v.  1.— True  speeches  of  Thomas 
IVhitebread,  William  Haroourt,  John  Fenwlck,  John 
Qavan,  and  Anthony  Turner . . .  before  their  execution 
at  Tyburn ;  Injpartlal  consideration  ot  those  speeches, 
which  pass  under  the  name  of  the  6  Jesuits  lately  ex- 
ecuted, viz.  Mr.Whltebread,  Mr.  Harcourt,  Mr.  Gawen, 
Mr.  Turner,  and  Mr.  Fenwlck;  Animadversions  of  the 
last  speeches  of  the  6  Jesuits,  viz.  Thomas  White,  alias 
Whltebread,  William  Haroourt,  John  Fenwlck,  John 
Gavan,  and  Anthony  Turner,  v.  1.— Wllliingon,  Capt. 
H.  Information  of  what  passed  betwixt  him  and  some 
other  persons,  who  have  attempted  to  prevail  with  him 
to  swear  high  treason  against  the  Earl  ot  Shaftsbury, 
V.  2.— Collection  ot  the  substance  ot  several  speeches 
and  debates  made  in  the  House  of  Commons,  relating 
to  tbe  horrid  Popish  plot,  upon  occasion  ot  the  bill  for 
disabling  James,  Duke  of  York,  from  inheriting  the 
Imperial  crown  ot  this  realm,  v.  2.— Copy  ot  the  bill 
concerning  the  D.  of  York;  England's  safety,  or  the 
2  unanimous  votes  of  the  last  good  Parliament  con- 
cerning the  Duke  of  York  being  a  Papist,  v.  1. 

Tracts  relating  to  the  reformation. 

Calvin,  J.  —3245 

Tracts  .  . .  respecting  the  legitimacy  of 
Amicia.  Leycester,  Sir  P.,  and  Main  waring, 
Sir  T.  3  V.  {Cketham  Soc.  v.  78-80.)  3535 
Tracy,  Destutt  de.  See  Destutt  de  Tracy. 
Tracy,  Rev.  Joseph.  1794-1874.  Great 
awakening.  A  history  of  the  revival  of 
religion  in  the  time  of  Edwards  and  White- 
field.     Boston,  1843.     8°.  —3383 

History  of  the  American  Board  of  Com- 
missioners for  Foreign  Missions.  Worcester, 
1840.  8°.  (Tracy,  J.,  and  others,  Hist,  of 
Am.  missions.)  — 3375 

History  of  the  Board  ot  Foreign  Missions  of  the 

General  Assembly  ot  the  Presbyterian  church  in  the 
United  States  of  America,  and  of  Its  missions.  18  pp. 
(Tracy,  J.,  and  others,  Hist  of  Am.  missions,  p.  709.) 

and  others.  History  of  American  mis- 
sions to  the  heathen,  from  their  commence- 
ment to  the  present  time.  Worcester,  1840. 
8°.  —3375 

Contents.  Cutter,  W.  Missionary  efforts  ot  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  church  in  the  United  States.— 
Mack,  E.    History  ot  the  Freewill  Baptist  Foreign 

Mission  Society Mudge,  E.    History  of  the  missions 

of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  church — Peck,  S.  His- 
tory ot  the  missions  of  the  Baptist  General  Conven- 
tion  Tracy,  J.    History  ot  the  American  Board  of 

Commissioners  for  Foreign  Missions;  History  of  the 
Board  of  Foreign  Missions  ot  the  General  Assembly  ot 
the  Presbyterian  church  in  the  United  States  of  Amer- 
ica, and  of  its  missions. 

Tracy-,  Roger  Sherman.    1841—.    Hygiene 

of  occupation.  76  pp.  (BueK  A.  H.,  Treatise  onhygime, 
V.  2,  p.  3.)— Public  nuisances.  92  pp.  (Buck,  A. 
H.,  Treatise  on  hygiene.r.  2,  p.  379.)— "Village  sanitary 
associations.  24  pp.  (Buck,  A.H.,  Treafiseonftj/yiene, 
V.  2,  p.  671.) 

Tracy,  Sarah  Newton,  Marquise  de.    Sainte- 

Beuve,  C.  A.  Essals,  lettres,  et  pens6es  de  T.  17  PP. 
[COiUseries  du  I^undi,  v.  13,  p.  156.) 


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TRADITIONS 


Tracy,  Uriah.    1755-1807.    Speeches.    15  pp. 

(Moore,  F.,  An.  eloquence,  v.  1,  p.  432.) 

Trade.    See  Commerce  and  trade. 

Trade  between  Great  Britain,  France,  etc., 

Account  of  the.     Davenant,  C.  — 2397 

Trade  in  tin.  History  of  the.    Flower.  P. 

W.  —2395 

Trade-marks.  Hart,W.  F.  Trademarks: 

their  object,  use,  and  protection  in  Great 

Britain  and  Ireland.     1889. 
United  States.     Patent  Office.    Statutes 

and   rules    relating    to  the  registration  of 

trade-marks  and  labels.     1881. 
Trades  unions. 

Beentano,  L.  J.  (called  Lujo).    On  the 

history  and  development  of  gilds,  and  the 

origin  of  trade-unions.     1870. 
Clifford,  F.    In  his  Agricultural  lock- 
out of  1874.    1875. 
Feug0Eray,H.  R.  L'Assooiationouvri^re 

industrielle  et  agricole.     1851. 

Hovell-Thuelow,  T.  J.     Trade  unions 

abroad  and  hints  for  home  legislation.    1871. 

Thornton,  W.  T.    On  labour.    1870. 

Weeks,  J.  D.    Report  on  the  statistics  of 

wages  in  manufacturing  industries  .  .  .  and 
on  trades  societies,  and  strikes,  and  lock- 
outs. 1886.  (U.  S.  Dept.  Interior,  10  Census, 
1880,  V.  20.) 

Beesly,  E.  S.    Trades  union  commission.    18  pp. 

[Fortn.  Kev.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1867,  p.  1.)— Trades'  unions.  33 
pp.  ( Westm.  Rev.  n.  8.  v.  20, 1861,  p.  510.)— Bone,  J.  H. 
A.  Old  English  guilds  and  trade  unions.  10  pp.  [At- 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  39,  1877,  p.  278.1— Dan  in  Ireland 
and  union  of  trades.  14  pp.  (Eraser's  Hag.  v.  4, 1831, 
p.  026.)— Darimon,  A.  Des  associations  ouvrlgres  en 
France.  23  pp.  (Sev.  cnnlemp.  1865,  v.  2,  p.  105.1— 
L6sl8latIonsurlesas90clatlonsouvrl6res.  26jip.  IRev. 
coneeinp.  lS05,v,  5,  p.  95.) — Despotism  of  t.Hefiitni-e. 
22  pp.  iQuart.  Rev.  v.  136,  1874,  p.  179.)- Fotfeerglll, 
S.  Trades'  unions,  strikes,  and  lock-outs.  20  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  17, 1871,  p.  107.)— Gaspartii,  A.,  Comte 
de.  Associations  ouvrI6res  en  Augieterre.  11  pp. 
{Bihlinth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  v.  36,1869,  p.  404.)— Girdle- 
stone,  E.  Lessons  learned  iu  the  eastern  counties. 
9  pp.  (MacmiUan's  Hag.  v.  31,  1875,  p.  160.)— Growth 
of  a  trades-union.  66  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  53, 
1871,  p.  59.)— Harrison,  F.  Good  and  evil  of  trade- 
unionism.  22  pp.  (/''orte.  JSeii.v.  3, 1866,  p.  S3.)— Iron- 
Masters'  trade  union.  21  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  v.  1,  1865, 
p.  96.)— Trades-nnlou  bill.  16  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  8.  v. 
6, 1809,  p.  30.)— Hinton,  B.  .J.  Organization  oj  labor: 
Its  aggressive  phases.  16  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27, 
1871,  p.  544.)— Howell,  a.  Intimidation  and  picket- 
ing:  2  phases  of  trades-unionism;  Trades  unions, 
apprentices,  and  technical  education.  52  pp.  (Con- 
temp.  Kev.  v.  30,  1877,  pp.  598,  833.)— Trade-unions: 
their  nature,  character,  and  work.  10  pp.  {Fraser's 
JIag.  n.  s.  V.  19, 1879,  p.  22.)— Work  of  the  trade  unions. 
19  pp.  IContemp.  Rev.  v.  44,  1883,  p.  331.)— Hnber- 
Ijlebenau,  T.  von.  Deutsches  zunftwesen  Im  mittel- 
aller.  40  pp.  [Samml.  wissens.  vorlrg,  v.  13, 1878,  p.  885.) 
—  Hughes.  T.  Trades'  unions,  strikes,  and  co-opera- 
tion. 6  pp.  {MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  13, 1866,  p.  75.)— Indy, 
A.  d'.  Des  associations  ouvridres.  17  pp.  ICorres- 
pondanl,  n.  s.  v.  42, 1869,  p.  944.)— Jenkln,  F.  Trade- 
unlons:  how  far  legitimate.  71  pp.  (In  his  Papers 
lit.,  sol.  V.  2,  p.  3;  and  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  48, 1868,  p.  1.)— 
Zjahour-movement,  abroad  and  at  home.  31  pp. 
((iuart.  Rev.  v.  137,  1874,  p.  159.)  —  Liudlow,  J.  M. 
Trade  societies  and  the  Social  Science  Association. 
24  pp.  (MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  8,  1861,  pp.  313,  362.)— M. 
Trades'  unionism  In  the  City  and  May  fair.  17  pp 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  78,  1868,  pp.  1.59,  443.)— Blaurice,  C. 
E.  "  Fraternity."  9  pp.  ( Omlemp.  Rev.  v.  18, 1871,  p. 
407.) — Policy  of  trades-unlong,  46  pp.  {N.  Brit. 
Rev.  V.  46. 1867,  p.  1.)— Potter,  G.  Trade  societies  of 
England,  from  the  workman's  point  of  view.  25  pp. 
(Contemp.  Rev.  v.  14,  1870,  p.  404.)  — Trades'  unions, 
strikes,  and  lock-outs.  15  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  1?, 
1871,  p.525.)— Powderly.T.V.  Organization  oflabor. 
9  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  135,  1882,  p.  118.)— Practical 
trorkingof  trades' unions.    22  pp,    {Blackwood'e 


Mag.  T.  43, 1838,  p.  281.)— Rondelet,  A.  Onrporatloa 
ouvriire  au  19  sl^cle.  Les  ponetaix  de  Marseille.  29 
pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1862,  v.  2,  p.  B.i2.)— Secret  organi- 
sation of  trades.  39  pp.  {Editi.  Rev.  V.  IIO,  l»o9,  p. 
625.)— S£cr£lan,  C.  Les  associations  ouvri^res.  49 
pp.  (Bibliotk.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  27,  1866,  pp. 
161,  321.)— Strikes  and  trades-nniong.  19  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  101,  1867,  p.  718.)  —  Trant,  W. 
Trades  unionism  In  India.  17  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s. 
V.  26, 1879,  p.261.)— VIllerin^.L.  R.  Des  associations 
ouvriSres.  65  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Sd.  moral, 
M(m.  2  s.  V.  7,  1860,  p.  485.)— AVIlson,  A.  J.  Agricul- 
tural unionism.  6  pp.  {MacmiUan's  Mag.  v.  30, 1874,  p. 
449.)— IVorkand  mnrder.  21pp.  (BlacTcwood's  Mag, 
V.  102,  1867,  p.  487.)— Workmen's  benefit  socie- 
ties.   33  pp.    (  euar*. /Jeo.  V.  116, 1864,  p.  318.) 

.See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  y.  107,  1870,  pp.  654,  744; 
Brit.  Quart.  Kev.  v.  19,  1854,  p.  160;  v.  46,  1867,  p.  605; 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  59,  1834,  p.  341 ;  y.  67,  1838,  p.  209;  v.  126, 
1867,  p.  415;  N.  Y.  Rev.  y.  2,  1838,  p.  6;  Quart.  Rev.  y, 
123. 1867, p. 351.  yi;.<o Association.- Co-operntion, 
—Gnilds.—Ijnhor.— Social  Science.  Also  National 
Assoc,  for  prom,  social  scl.  Tran*. 

Tradescant,  John  (the  Elder).  Hamel,  J. 
Tradescant  der  aeltere  1618  in  Russland. 
1847.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Beeueil  des 
actes,  1845.) 

England  and  Russia ;  comprising  the 

voyages  of  John  Tradescant  the  elder,  Sir 
Hugh  Willoughby,  and  others.     1854. 

Tradition.    Ahmed  Ehan  Bahador,  Syed.  ■ 
Essay  on   Mohammedan  traditions.      1870. 
(In  his  Series  of  essays,  v.  1.) 

Stehelin,  J.  P.    Traditions  of  the  Jews. 

To  which  is  added  a  preliminary  preface,  or 
an  enquiry  into  the  origin,  progress,  au- 
thority, and  usefulness  of  those  traditions. 
1743.  2  V.  in  1. 

Alexandre.  N.      De   tradltlonlbus   non   scrlptls 

earumque  necessitate  et  auctorltate.  74  pp.  (MIgne, 
J.  P.,  riiMl.  cur.  compl.  v.  26,  p.  919.)— Catholic  tra- 
dition and  Scripture.  30  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  22, 
1847,  p.  457.)-Credibility  of  old  song-history 
and  tradition.  8  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  68,  1863,  p. 
394.)— Tradition  and  papal  infallibility.  31  pp. 
{Dulilin  Rev.  n.  8.  y.  26,  1876,  p.  271.)— Roth,  R.  yon. 
Ueber  gelehrte  tradition  Im  alterthume,  besonders  in 
Indien.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  y.  21, 
1867,  p.  1.)— Sainte-Benve,  C.  A.  De  la  tradition  en 
litt^rature  et  dans  quel  sens  11  la  faut  entendre.  18 
pp.  {Causeries  du  Lundi,  v.  16,  p.  356;  Rev.  contemp. 
1858,  y.  6,  p.  657.)— Sprenger.  A.  Ueber  das  tradl- 
tlonswesen  bel  den  Arabern.  17  pp.  (Deutsch.  more, 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  10, 1866,  p.  1.)— Truth  versus  tra- 
dition. 26  pp.  (Southern  Rev.  y.  13, 1873,  p.  1.) 
See  also  Folklore.— JLegends. 

Tradition  and  philosophy,   n.  p.,  n.  d. 

8°.  —1452 

Tradition   of  an  Indian   attack  on 

Hadley,  Mass.,  in  1675.  17  pp.  Sheldon,  G.  (Beach, 
W.  W.,7niiian  miscel.  p.  461.)   -^  •         ■  ^ 

Tradition  of  the  Syriac  church   of 

Antioch,  concerning  the  primacy  and  the 
prerogatives  of  St.  Peter.  ^  Benni,  Bev.  C.  B. 

Traditional  ballad  airs.  Christie.  W., 
and  Christie,  Wm.     2  v.  —3751 

Traditionary  anecdotes  of  Shakespeare, 
collected  in  Warwickshire,  in  the  year  1593. 
Now  first  published  from  the  original  manu- 
script.   London,  1838.     8°.  3394 

Traditions,  Historical  and  mythological,  of 

theAlgonquins.  ■34  pp.  Squler,  E.  G.  (Beach,  W.  W., 
Indian  miscel.  p.  9.) 

Traditions,  superstitions,  and  folk- 
lore.   Hardwick,  C.  1224 

Traditions  and  customs  of  cathedrals. 
Walcott,  M.  E.  C.  —1288 

Traditions  and  hearthside  stories 
of  West  Cornwall.    Bottrell,  W.  1226 


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Traditions  aud  recollections.     Pol- 

whele,  R.     3  v.  8855 

Traditions  and  superstitions  of  the 

New  Zealandei-B.    Shortland,  E.  1337 

Traditions  and  tales  of  Upper  Lusatia. 

75  pp.  iHlackaiood's  Stag.  V.  55,  ISii,  p.  665;  T,  56,  1811, 
pp.  83, 196,  726.) 

Traditions  de  I'humanit^.     Lueken, 

H.     3  V.  —4323 

Traditions    et    superstitions    de    la 

Haute-Bi-etagne.    S6billot,  P.     3  v.      {lAt- 

tirat.  populaires,  v.  9, 10.)  1318 

Traditions  of  I>e-coo>daIi.     Pidgeon, 

W.  .  1654 

Traditions  of  Eden.    Shepheard,  H. 

—1337 
Traditions  of  Edinburgh.    Chambers, 

R.  2587 

Traditions  of  Lancashire.    Roby,  J. 

3  V.  1226 

Traditions  of  the  North  American 

Indians.    Jones.  J.  A.    3  v.  1657 

Traditions   populaires  compar^es. 

Monnier,  H.  D.,  and  Vingtrinier,  A.        122^ 
Traditions  populaires  de  I'Asie  Mi- 

neure.  Carnoy,  E.,dit  H.,  and  Nioolaides, 

J.     (LitUrat.  populaires,  V.  28.)  3337 

Traditions  relating  to  the  submersion 

or  ancient  cities,  On  some.  22  pp.  Thlrlwall,  0.,  Bp. 
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Soc.  of  Lit.  Tram,  i  8.  v.  6, 1859,  p.  387.) 

Tradizioni  popolari Abruzzesi.  Fina- 
more,  G.  (£d.)     3  v.  1218 

Tradizioni  popolari  Teneziane.  Ber- 
noni,  G.  1227 

Traductions  de  la  Bible  en  vers  fran- 
gais  au  moyen  age.     Bonnard,  J.  2895 

Traelinnan.    48  pp.    Bremer,  F.,  Works, 

v.  l,p.  473. 

Trafalgar,  Battle  of.  Hyatt,  C.  R.  Rem- 
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— Klinor  Dane.  12  pp.  [Scribner' s  Monthly^  v.  6, 1873, 
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Katlierlne  Sarle.  110  pp.  {Scribner's  MontMy,  t.  7, 
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16  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 1879,  pp.  57,  234.)— Tbe 
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Trag^die    du    Docteur    Faust,    La. 

Goetlie.  J.  W.  von.  3867 

Tragedies  of  the  last  age  considered 

and  examined  by  tlie  practice  of  the  ancients. 

Rymer,  T.  8316 

Tragedies  of  the  Trilderness.    Drake, 

S.  G.  1618 

Tragedy.    See  Drama,  etc. 
Tragedy   in  married  life,  A.    7  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  10,  1855,  p.  216.) 

Tragedy  of  Gowrie  House.    Barb6,  L. 

A.  2565 

Tragedy   of  the  night  •moth.     1  p. 

Cariyle,  T.  (Crit.  and  miscel.  essays,  p.  295;  Fraser's 
Jfaff.  V.  4,1831,p.  64.) 


Tragfcomical  history  of  the  lovers  of 

Quiinper-Cureutin.  13  pp.  (UlacIcKood'a  Mag.v.5,liid, 
p.  17.) 

Tragic  art.    23  pp.    Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von. 

(Essays  aesthet,  and  philos.  p.  339.) 

Tragic  comedians.   93  pp.    Meredith,  G. 

(Form.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  28,  1880,  pp.  610,  653,  786  ;  V.  29, 1881, 
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Tragic  poem  of  Wold.    84  pp.    Aird,  T., 

Poet,  works,  p.  203. 

Tragic  scenes  in  the  history  of  Maryland. 

Banvard,  J.  3577 

Tragicorvm  Graecorvm  fragmenta. 

Nauok,  J.  A.  (j;d.)  3293 

Tragiques,  Les,  poeme.    Aubignd,  T.  A.  d'. 

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Tragische  ironic  bei  Sophokles.  Schlegel, 

J.  H.  3284 

Trahaiarn  Brydydd  Mawr.    1390  or 

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TrahndorfT,  K.  F.  E.    Wie  kann  der  supra- 

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Traill,  Henry  Duff.  1842—.  Central  gov- 
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Train,  George  Francis.  1829—.  Young 
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Traina,  Antonino.  Vocabolarietto  delle  voci 
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Traits  de  la  peinture.    Vinci,  L.  de. 

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Traits  de  I'^tude  des  conciles,  et  de 
leurs  collections.     Salmon,  F.  — 4313 


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Traits  de  I'iiistrnmentatioii.   Czerny, 

C.  —1753 

Traits  de  Richard  (Coeur  de  Lion),  roi 

d' Angleterre,  aveo  I'archevesque  de  Boueu,  d'esohange 
des  viUes  d'Andely,  aux  comtez  de  Dieppe  et  BoutelUes, 
de  LouTlers,  d'AIUermont,  etc.  9  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  0., 
Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France^  v.  20,  p.  444.) 

Traits  des  etudes  monastiques.    Ma- 
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Traits  des  rois   de  France  avec  les 

archevesques  de  Eouen,  I'an  MLXXXXI.  6  pp.  (Leber, 
J.  M.  C,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France^  V.  20,  p.  440.) 

Traits  des  superstitions  qui  regardent 

les  sacremens.  Thiers,  J.  B.  4  v.  — 3477 
Traits  du  po^me  6pique.    Le  Bossu,  R. 

1338 
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tiques  concemant  I'Autriche  et  I'ltalie,  Re- 

cueil  de.  Chodzko,  J.  L.  B.  [Ed.)  —3333 
Traits  and  stories  of  the  Irish  peasantry. 

Carleton,  W.     3  v.  1383 

Traits  of  American  humour.    Hali- 

burton,  T.  O.  [Ed.)    3  v.  3166 

Traits  of  Indian  character.    Turner, 

G.    3  V.  in  1.  1658 

Traits  of  the  aborigines  of  America. 

A  poem.     Sigourney,  L.  H.  H.  1306 

Traitt^    de    I'origine   des    romans. 

Huet,  P.  D.,  Bp.  o/^urajicTtes.  1393 

Trajan's  wall.    Michel,  J.    Les  travaux 

de  d§£ense  des  Bomains  dans  la  Dobroudcba.  Kus- 
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Trajanus,  Marcus  Ulpius  Nerva,  Emperor  of 
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The  same.    1874.     (Baehrens,  A.,  Pane- 
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Note. — For  otber  eds.  see  name  of  author. 

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Dissertation  sur  la  durie  de  I'emplre  de  T.  23  pp. 
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Trajanus,  Historian.     Boor,  C.  de.     Der 

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p.  676.) — Tramps  and  pedestrians*  21  pp.  (Black- 
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See  also  Vagabonds. 

Tranca,  El  Caballero  de  la,  pseud.  Discursos 

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Tranchepain  de  St.  Augustin,  Marie 
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Trani,  Italy.     Freeman,  E.  A.    Trani.    36 

pp.  (In  his  Sketches  from  the  subject  and  neighbour 
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Tranquilidad  del  animo.  11  pp.  Se- 
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Tranquility.    Seneca,  L.  A.    Ad  Serenum 

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Note.— 'For  other  eds.  see  Seneca,  L.  A. 

Tranqnille  [le  Pere).    18  cent.    Veritable 

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Transactions.  For  the  Transactions  of  a 
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Transactions  in  Scotland  in  the  years 
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Charles,  G.     3  v.  in  1.  2583 

Trans- Allegheny  pioneers.  Hale,  J.  P. 

™,  3596 

Transatlantic     longitude.       101 

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Transcaucasia.  Bbyce,J.  Transcaucasia 
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Haxthatjsen,  F.  L.  M.  a.,  Freiherr  von 

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Cook,  F.  J.     Transcendentalism.     1878. 
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Feothingham,  O.  B.    Transcendentalism 

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Haetmann,  K.  R.   E.   von.      Kritische 

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Balfour,  A.  J.    Transcendentalism.    15  pp.    (Mind, 

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(Ne«i  Englander,  v.  1,  1843,  p.  602.)— Schubert-Sol- 
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See  also  Boston  Quart.  Bev.  v.  3,  1840,  p.  265.    Also 
Kant,  I. 

Transcript  of  tbe  registers  of  the  Com- 
pany of  Stationers  of  London.  Arbei-,  E. 
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Transcripta  omnium  litterarum  de- 

bUorum  et  oompotorum  ao  annultatuum  sub  testl- 
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Transcripts  and  studies.    Dowden,  E. 

2206 
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.  .  .  relating  to  the  early  history  of  New 

Hampshire.     Jenness,  J.  S.  (.EM.)  2621 

Transcriptunt   de  bonis  prebenda- 

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Transfeldt,  J.  Q.      Examen   reliquarum 

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Transfer  of  land.  The.    16  pp.    Arnold, 

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Transmigration.    14  pp.    Goldstuecker, 

T.,  Lit.  remains,  v.  1,  p.  205. 

Transmigration  of  souls.    16  pp.    (N. 

Am.  Rev.  v.  80, 1865,  p.  68.) 

Transmission   of  ancient   books  to 

modern  times.  History  of  the.    Taylor,  I. 

W.55 

Transoxiana.    See  Bokhara. 

Transportation.  Hadlet,  A.  T.  Bail- 
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RiNGWALT,  J.  L.  Development  of  trans- 
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See  also  Carriages. — Railroads.— Steamboats. — 
Steam  carriages. — Steam  navigation. 

Transportation,  of  Convicts.    Alison,  Sir 

A.  Crime  and  transportation.  75  pp.  (Essays  polit., 
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(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  55,  1844,  p.  533.)— Merruau,  F. 
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Transubstantiation. 

Fabee,  G.  S.  Christ's  discourse  at  Cap- 
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Mehneet,  G.  W.    Luther's  und  Zwingli's 

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Wiseman,    N.    P.    S.,    Cardinal.      Real 

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TTie  same,  tr.  into  French.  1853.  (Migne, 
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Abbaud.    Tractatus  de  fractions  corporis.  Chrlstl. 

4  pp.  (Mabillou,  J.,  Vet.  analect.  p.  62;  Mlgne,  J.  F., 
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patrum  et  reforiaatorum  ecclesiarum,  doctrlna  catho- 
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2  pp.    (ActiSry,  J.  L.  d',  Spicilegium,  v.  1,  p.  149.)— 
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Samoaas,  Bp.  of  Gaza.  Dtsceptatlo  cum  AchmedSara- 
ceiio,  perspicue  doueiis,  panem  ac  vluum,  utrumque 
per  saeerdotem  conseeratum,  verum  esse  et  Integrum 
corpus  et  sangulnem  Jesu  Chrlstl.   [Gr.  et  Lai.]  6  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  120,  p.  821.)- Silvester 
11,  Pope.     De  corpore  et  sanguine  Domini.     6  pp. 
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and  disprov'd  by  Catholick  tradition  ...    To  which  a 
preface  Is  preflxed,  concerning  the  true  sense  of  the 
Council  of  Trent,  and  the  notion  of  transubstantia- 
tlon;  Doctrine  of  the  Trinity  and  transubstantiation 
compared  as  to  Scripture,  reason,  and  tradition.    150 
pp.  (iroris.v.  6,  pp.  421,  691.)— Stuart,  M.  Patrlstlcal 
and  exegetlcal  investigations  of  the  question  respect- 
ing the  real  bodily  presence  of  Christ  In  the  elements 
of  the  Lord's  supper.    98  pp.    {BibUoth.Sacra,v.l,im, 
pp.  110, 225.)— Taylor.  J.  Keal  presence  and  spiritual 
of  Christ  in  the  blessed  sacrament  proved  against  the 
doctrine  of  transubstantiation.    168  pp.    (Wkolewarks, 
T.  6,p.  1.)— Wisemanaud  Turton.    29  pp.    IDublin 
Reo.  V.  7.  1H39,  p.  197.) 
See  also  Catholic  church.- Lord's  supper. 

TraiiSTaal.     Atcheeley,  R.  J.     Trip  to 
Boerland.     1879. 


Cakter,  T.  F.     Narrative  of  the  Boer 

■war.     1883. 

GiLLMORE,  P.    Great  thirst  land  :  a  ride 

through  Natal,  Orange  Fiee  State,  etc.   n.  d. 

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and  Papers.  Further  correspondence  rela- 
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Annexation  of  the  T.    7  pp.    (Eraser' a  Mag,  n.  s. 

V.  16, 1877,  p.  179;  London  Quart.  Reo.  v.  60, 1878,  p.  363.) 
-Besieged  In  the  T.,  the  defence  of  Standerton. 
43  pp.  {StacTcmood' s  Mag.  v.  130, 1881,  pp.  1, 264.)— Boers 
at  home:  jottings  from  the  T.  18pp.  (Blaclcwood't 
Mag.  V.  130,  1881,  p.  763.)— Butler,  W.  F.  Boers  and 
the  T.  12  pp.  (Oontemp.  Rev.  v.  39,  1881,  p.  220.)— 
Chevlgny,  V.  de.  Situation  et  moeurs  du  T.  '29  pp. 
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Transylvania.  Boner,  C.  Ti-ansylvania ; 
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Gerando,   A.   de.     Transylvanie  et  ses 

habitants.     1847,  2  v. 

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Kraus,   G.     Siebenbuergisohe  chronik, 

1608-65.  1862-64,  Sv.  (Fontes  rer.  Austriac. 
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Laszowska,  Mme.  E.  G.  de.   Land  beyond 

the  forest.     1888,  2  v. 

Paget,  J.    Hungary  and  Transylvania. 

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Scheint,  D.  G.     Das  land  und  volk  der 

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Tedtsch,  G.  D.,  and  Feenhaber,  F.    Ur- 

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Bern's  first  campaign  in  T.    49  pp.   (Brit.  Quart. 

Rev.  V.  13, 1851,  p.  3.)— Buzeu,  S.  P.  Transylvanie  et 
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Travel  and  adventure  in  the  territory 

of  Alaska.     Whymper,  F.  2464 

Traveller,  The.     21  pp.     Goldsmith,  O., 

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Traveller  in  spite  of  himself.    12  pp. 

(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  31,  1832,  p.  53.) 

Traveller's  calendar.    9  pp.    {Macmil- 

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Traveller's  entertaining  guide  through 
Great  Britain.    Kearsley,  G.  1538 


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TREATIES,  Collections 


Travelling  •  companion.    My.     6    pp. 

[Harper's  Mag.  v.  4, 1852,  p.  636.) 

Travelling  in  Spain  in  the  present  day. 

Blackburn,  H.  1477 

Travelling  titles  or  omnibus  customers. 

6  pp.    (FraseFs  Hag.  v.  16, 1837,  p.  676.) 

Travel-plctnres.    Heine,  C.  J.  H.    —3185 

Travels.    See  Voyages  and  travels. 

Note. — For  Travels  iQ  a  particular  country  see  the  ^ 
name  of  the  country. 

Travels  and  adventures  in  South  and 
Central  America.     Paez,  R.  2486 

Travels  and  adventures  in  the  Persian 
provinces.    Fraser,  J.  B.  1493 

Travels  and  adventures  of  a  philosopher 

in  the  famous  empire  of  Hulee.  15  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag, 
n.  B.  T.  3, 1871,  p.  703.) 

Travels  and  adventures  of  John  Led- 
yard.     Sparks,  J.  2494 

Travels  and  researclies  in  Crete. 
Spratt,  T.  A.  B.     2  v.  1464 

Travels  and  travellers.  23  pp.   {Dublin 

XTniv.  Mag.  v.  22, 18*3,  p.  164.) 

Travels  in  Holland.    Brereton,  Sir  W. 

(Chetham  Soc.  v.  1.)  3536 

Travels  in  Sontli  Kensington.  Con- 
way, M.  D.  —1744 
Travels  in  the  air.     Glaisher,  J.,  and 

others.  —2484 

Travels  in  the  central  portions  of  the 

Mississippi  valley.  Schoolcraft,  H.  R.  2473 
Travels  In  the  track  of  the  ten  thousand 

Greeks.     Ainsworth,  W.  F.  1487 

Travels  in  the  west:  Cuba.    TurnbuU, 

D.  2485 

Travels    of   a    Hindoo.      Bholanauth 

Chunder.     3  v.  1485 

Travels  of  a  naturalist  in  Japan  and 

Manchuria.    Adams,  A.  1496 

Travels  of  a  pioneer  of  commerce  in 

pigtail  and  petticoats.  Cooper,  T.  T.  1496 
Travels  of  the  Jesuits  into  various  parts 

ofthevrorld.  Lockman,  J.  (2V.)  2  v.  1446 
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Stevenson, R.  L.  1468 

Travenol,    Louis.     Beaune,  H.     Voltaire 

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Traversari,  Ambrogio.    Voigt,  G.    Traver- 

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Trawling.    39  pp.    Ansell,  A.  W.    (London 

Internat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  7,  p.  303.) 

Tray.    6  pp.    Browning,  R.,  Dramat.  idyls, 

p.  101. 

Tre  porte  del  battistero  di  San  Giovanni 

di  Firenze  incise  ed  illustrate.   Firenze,  1821. 

fo.  -1793 

Treadwell,  Daniel.    Wyman,  M.     Daniel 

Treadwell,  Inventor.    13  pp.    [Atlant.  UontWy,  v.  32", 

1873,  p.  470.) 

Treadwell,  John  H.  Manual  of  pottery 
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New  York,  1872.     8°-  —1734 

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Treadwheel.    Good,  J.  M.    Letter  on  the 

mischiefs  Incidental  to  the  tread-wheel,  as  an  instru- 
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Treason.  Green,  C.  J.  Trials  for  high 
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Treasure  box.  The.    13  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

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Treasure  City,  Nevada.    Evans,  A.  S.    Up 

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Treasure  trove.    Faussett,  T.  G.    On  the 

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Treasures  of  art  in  Great  Britain.  Waa- 
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Treasury  Department.  See  United 
States,  Treasury  Department. 

Treasury  of  English  sonnets.  Main, 
D.  M.  {Ed.)  1354 

Treasury  of  sacred  song.  Palgrave,  F. 
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anciens  que  modernes  les  plus  interessants 
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graves  par  les  procedes  de  M.  Achille  Collas, 
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de  Phigalie,  1  v Choix  des  m£clallleg  alleman- 

des  exficutfies  aux  XVI  et  XVII  siScles,  1  v Choix 

historique  des  medailles  des  Papes,  1  v. — His- 
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EJmpereurs  romaiiis   et  de  leurs  families,  1  v 

Medailles  de  la  I'^volutloii  francalse  depuis 
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mythologiqiie,  1  v IVumismatlque  des  rois 

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1  v. — Sceanx  des  rois  et  reines  d*Aiiglcterre, 
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Tr6sor  des  Chartres.    See  France,  Trisor 

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Rigda  et  de  Regner  Lodbrog,  Roi  de  Dane- 
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romans  franfois,  T.  7.  —  Portrait  historique  de 
Stanislas  le  Bienfaisant,  v.  12.  —  Tristan  de 
Iieotiois,  flls  de  MSiladus,  v.  7.— Dom  Vrsino  le 
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14  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.Ti.  86,  1869,  p.  221.)— Benoit,  «., 
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4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  y.  180,  p.  333.)— 
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5  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  7,  p.  165.)— 
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See  also  Arlang.— God.— Holy  Spirit.— Jegns 
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A.    Five  years  in.  an  English  university. 

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Sinker,  R.     Catalogue  of  the  English 

books  printed  before  MDCI,  now   in  the 

lib(i-ary  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge.  1885. 
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3  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6,  1835,  p.  407.)— Culliuan, 
M.  Trinity  College.  13  pp.  (Fnrln.  liev.n.a.-v.S.lS'lO, 
p.  429.)— Mahaffy,  J.  P.  Trinity  College,  Dublin.  10 
pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  20, 1869,  p.  463.)— Trinity  Col- 
lege, Dublin :  a  reply.  12  pp.  (forte.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  8, 
1870,  p.  703.)— nionote,  W.  H.  8.  Phllosopliy  at  Dublin. 
11  pp.  (Jftnd,  V.  1, 1876,  p.  382.)— Scene  in  Trinity 
College,  DubUn.  4  pp.  {Fi'aser's  Mag.  v.  1,  1830,  p. 
310.)— Trinity  CoIleg.e  i  the  budget.  11  pp.  (Dub. 
tin  ITniv.  Mag.  v.  Sl,^,^,  p.  752.)— Trinity  College: 
tile  celibacy  statute.  5  pp.  (Dublin  [Tniv.  Mag.  v. 
16, 1840,  p.  355.)— Trinity  College  :  tlle  visitation  ) 
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Triodd  Cyvraith.    48  pp.    (Myvyrkm  ar- 

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Trip  to  Holland.    89  pp.*  Becket,  A., 

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Trireme.    See  Galleys. 
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GoTTFEiED  von  Strosshurg.  Werke.  1838, 

3  V.  in  1. 

Tristan  und  Isolt.    1843.    {Dichtimgen 

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Tristran.   1785.    (Mueller,  C.H.,Sa»nZ. 

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The  same.    1869-73,  3  v.     (Pfeiffer,  F., 

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KOELBING,  E.  {Ed.)     Die  nordische  und 

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The  same.  1882.   (Koelbing,E.,iVord&c7ie 
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Pfafp,  F.  a.  G.  K.  L.  {Ed.)    Tristrant 

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Tristan,  Luis.    There,  T.  E.  J.    Luis  Tristan. 

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Tristan    D'Acnnba.     Description  of  T. 

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Tristan    de    I^^onois,  fils  de  Meliadus, 

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Tristan  de  IVanteuil.    Meyer,  M.  P.  H. 

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Tristan  li'Herniite,  Frangois.    1601-55. 

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Serret,  B.     Dn  prSourseur   de  Baclne.     Tristan 

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Tristan  li'Hermite,  Jean  Baptiste,  Seig- 
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contenant  plusieurs  fragmens,  lettres  mis- 
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The  same.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Arehiv.  deVhist. 
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Tristia.    See  Oviditis  Naso,  P. 

Tristia,  or  the  sorrows  of  Peter.    116  pp. 

Woleott,  J.,  Works,  v.  S,  p.  231. 

Tristram.    See  Tristan. 

Tristram,  Henry  Baker,  D.  D.,  LL.  D. 
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Bible,  so  far  as  they  have  been  identified  : 
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(Ed.)     Seven   churches   of   Asia.     See 

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Tristram  of  liionesse.  Swinburne,  A.  C. 

1356 

Tristram  Shandy,  Gent.,  Life  and  opin- 
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Tritlieim  (Heidenberg),  Johannes,  Abbot 
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IViceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  38. — Reicbe, 

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Trinmpli  of  Anrelian.    8  pp.    {Dublin 

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Triumph  of  the  cross.    Savonarola,  G. 

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Triumph  of  woman.    19  pp.    Sou  they, 

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Triumphant  democracy.   Carnegie,  A. 

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Triumphs  of  enterprise.    Parton,  J. 

3893 

Triumphs  of  justice  over  unjust  judges  : 
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Triumphs  of  temper.    155  pp.    Hayley, 

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Triunfo  de  la  fe  en  los  reinos  del  Japon, 

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Triunfo  del  amor  y  de  la  lealtad,  dia 

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Triunfo  del  Atc  Maria.    22  pp.    (Meso- 

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Trois  ann^es  de  I'histoire  de  Charles  V. 

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Trois  grander  loges  de  Francs-magons. 

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Trois  premiers  si^cles  de  I'eglise  chre- 

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Trokelowe,  John  de,  and  Blaneforde, 

Henry  de.  Chronica  monasterii  Sancti  Al- 
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North  America.    New  York,  1863.    12°. 

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South  Africa.   London,  1878.  3  v.  8°.   1436 

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The  West  Indies  and  the  Spanish  Main. 

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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  133,  1883,  p.  316;  Mac- 
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Trollope,  Mrs.  Prances  Eleanor  Ternan. 
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Trollope,  Henry  M.  (2V.)  The  salon  of 
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Trollope,  Thomas  Adolphus.  1810—.  Dec- 
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Contents. 

Andrelni,  I.  v.  2.  Colonna,  V.  v.  1. 

Aragona,  T.  d',  v.  2.  Fernandez,  M.  M.  M.  v.  2. 

Blanca,  Grand  Duchess  of  Morata,  O.  F.  v.  2. 

Florence,  v.  2.  PamflU,  O.  v.  2. 

Oatharlue,  St.,  of  Sienna,  Bforza,  C.  v.  1. 

V.  1.  Slrani,  E.  v.  2. 


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Story  of  the  life  of  Pius  IX.    London, 

1877.  3  V.  8°.  ,  5883 
What  I  remember.    London,  1887.    2  v. 

8°.  4785 

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See  also  Greece,  History. — Homerns,  Ilias. — ^Vir- 
gilius  Maro,  P.,  .^heis.  - 

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1811.  (With  Roberts,  P.,  Chronicle  of  the 
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Herboht  VON  Feitslar.    Liet  von  Troye. 

1837.  (Biblioth.  der  deutseh.  not.  lit.  al^h. 
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JOLY,  A.    Benoit  de  Sainte-More  et  le 

roman  de  Troie.    1870. 

Joseph,  of  Exeter,  or  Josephus  Iscanus. 

De  hello  Trojano.  1835.  (With  Dictys,  of 
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■ Maeelant,  J.  van.     Episodes  uit  Maer- 

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Bernoulli,  A.     Bruchstuecke  elues  Trojanerge- 

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Biblioth.gr.:  Witt  Hoalodus.)— Scallger.a.G.  De  1111 
'  exoiaio.  5  pp.  (Dlotys,  of  Crete,  De  bello  Trojano,  v.  1, 
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See  also  Helen.  Also  ^gohylns,  Agamenmortt  etc, — 
Chancer,  G.,  Troilus  and  Cressida.  —  Surlpldes. — 
Homerns.' Piudarns  Thebanus.— Seneca,  L. 
A.,  Agamemnon,  Troadea.— Shakespeare,  W.,  ^froilus 
and  Cressida.— Sophocles,  Ajax,  mectraf  Philoctetes. — 
VIrglllus  Maro,  F. 

Criticism,  etc. 

DuNGEK,  H.  Sage  vom  trojaniBchen 
kriege  in  den  bearbeitungen  des  mittelalters 
uud  ihren  antiken  quelleil.     1869. 

GreiFjW.  Mittelalterliohe  bearbeitungen 

der  Ti-ojanersage.  1886.  (Stengel,  E.,  .4ms- 
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Meybrinck,  E.    Auflassung  der  antike 

bei  Jacques  Milet,  Guido  de  Golumna,  und 
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Aiisgdberi,  v.  54.) 

Giovanni,  V.  dl.    II  Ubro  Trojano  della  Blblloteoa 

communale  dl  Palermo.  13  pp.  (Propugnatore,  v.  6, 
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(In  his  Hist,  of  Greece,  v.  1,  p.  386.)— Holland,  W.  L. 
Aucti  elne  erklaerung  der  Tro]asage  der  Franken. 

1  p.  (Sermama,  7.  2,1857,  p.  379.)— Mnssafia,  A.  Salle 
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Alembert,  J.  le  E.  d'.  Eloge  de  T.  10  pp.  (  (Euvres, 

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G.  B.,  Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the  V.  S.  sect.  2, 
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True,  The,  the   beautiful,  and   the   good. 

Cousin,  V.  —1435 

True  account  and  declaration  of  the 

horrid  conspiracy  to  assassinate  the  late 
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3  V.  in  1.  (Goldsmid,  E.,  Collectanea  Ada- 
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True  and  particular  relation  of  the 
dreadful  earthquake  which  happen'd  at 
Lima,  the  capital -of  Peru,  and  the  neigh- 
bouring port  of  Callao,  on  the  28  of  Oct., 
1746.  With  an  account  likewise  of  every 
thing  material  that  passed  there  afterwards 
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True-blue  laws  of  Connecticut.  Trum- 
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True-born  Englistaman.     41  pp.     De 

Foe,  D.,  Works,  v.  6,  p.  423. 

True  Christian  religion.   Swedenborg, 

E.  —4343 

True  chronicle  historic  of  King  Leir,  and 

his  3  daughters.  83  pp.  (HazUtt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  libr. 
V.  G,  p.  305.) 

True  CiTilization  an  immediate  necessity. 
Warren,  J.  2416 


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True  coppie  of  a  discourse  written  by 
a  gentleman  employed  in  the  late  voyage  of 
Spaineand  Portingale.  London,  1589  ;  repr. 
Manchester,  1881.  sm.  4°.  (Grosart,  A.  B., 
Occasionalissues,v.  n.)  1305 

iVoie.— Also  111  Hakluyt,  K.,  VoyageSt  v.  6,  p.  559. 

True  copy  of  the  jonrual  of  the  High 
Court  of  Justice,  for  the  tryal  of  K.  Charles 
I.     Nalson,  J.  —3351 

True  courage.    3  pp.    (fliirper's  Mag.  v. 

I,  1852,  p.  620.) 

True  declaration  of  the  estate  of  the 
colonie  in  Virginia.  London,  1610 ;  repr. 
Washington,  1844.  8°.  (Force,  P.,  Tracts, 
V.  3.)  1644 

True  figure  and  dimensions  of  the  earth. 
Gumpach,  J.  von.  — 2496 

True  grandeur  of  nations.      133  pp. 

Sumner,  C,  iVoi-lcs,  v.  1,  p.  1. 

True  history  of  the  state  prisoner, 

commonly  called  the  Iron  mask.  EJlis,  G. 
J.  AV.  A.,  3  Viscount  Clifton,  1  Baron  Dover. 

2697 

True  intellectual  system  of  the  uni- 
verse.   Cud  worth,  E.    4  v.  — 1435 

True  law  of  population.  Doubleday, 
T.  —1394 

True  magic.    4  pp.    {Blackwood'' s  Mag.  v. 

129,  1881,  p.  651.) 

True  method  of  giving  peace  to  Chris- 
tendom and  reforming  the  churcJu.  119  pp.  Calvin, 
J.,  Tracts,  V.  8,  p.  240. 

True  order  of  studies.    Hill,  T.     —3367 

True  patriot.  59  pp.  Fielding,  H. .  Works, 

V.  8,  p.  71. 

True  principles  of  civil  gOTernment. 

Cooke,  S.  (Thornton,  J.  W.,  Pulpit  of  Am. 
revolution.)  1614 

True  reformer,  A.  Chesney,  G.  T.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.-  V.  111-113, 1873-73.) 

True  relation  of  the  taking  of  Roger  Man- 
wering.     Pointz,  Capt.  J.  1518 

True  report  of  the  bumyng  of  the  staple 
and  churche  of  Poules  in  London,  10  June, 
1561.  London,  1561;  repr.  1885.  16°.  (ffe- 
nealogica  curiosa,  v.  3.)  1518 

True  report  of  the  gainefuU,  prosperous, 

and  speedy  voyage  to  Java  In  the  East  Indies,  1598-99. 
11  pp.     (Hakiuyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v^  5,  p.  33.) 

True  republic.    Stickney,  A.  —3825 

True  stories  from  history  and  biography. 

Hawthorne,  N.,  [Works,]  v.  13.  1286 

True  story.    3  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 

74,  1869,  p.  223.) 

True  story  of  an  actress.    3  pp.    (Harper's 

Mag.  v.  8,  1854,  p.  624.) 

True  story  of  !Lord  and  liady  Byron 

as  told  by  Lord  Macaulay,  Thomas  Moore, 
Leigh  Hunt,  Thomas  Campbell,  the  Cojintess 
of  Blessington,  Lord  Lindsay,  the  Countess 
Guiccioli,  by  Lady  Byron,  and  by  the  poet 
himself,  in  answer  to  Mrs.  Beecher  Stowe. 
London  [1869].     16°.  4817 

True  story  of  Mazeppa.  Vogiie,  E.  M„ 
Vicomte  de.  5891 

True  story  of  the  Catholic  hierarchy 

,     deposed  by  Queen  Elizabeth.     Bridgett,  T. 

E.,  and  Knox,  T.  F.  —4367 

True  story  of  the  Exodus  of  Israel. 
Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey.  1788 

True  story  of  the  Vatican  council. 
Manning,  H.  E.,  Card.-Abp.  of  Westmingter. 

—3206 


True  tragedie  of  Richard,  Duke  of 

yorke,  and  itie  good  King  Henry  VI.  105  pp.  (Haz- 
lltt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.Jibr.  v.  6,  p.  1.) 

True  tragedy  of  Richard  III,  to  which 
is  appended  the  Latin  play  of  RicharduB 
tertius,  by  Dr.  Thomas  Legge.  Both  anterior 
to  Shakespeare's  drama.  With  an  introduc- 
tion and  notes  by  Barron  Field.  London, 
1844.    8°.     {Shakes.  Soc.)  3884 

iVoie.— Aiso  In  Hazlltt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  Wbr.  v.  5,  p.  11. 

True  use  Of  arms.    Wyrley,  W..        3777 
True  wealth  or  weal  of  nations.     35  pp. 

Bushnell,  H.,  Work  and  play,  p.  43. 

True  woman.    Thayer,  W.  M.  4787 

Trueba  y  Cosio,  Telesforo  de.    1805-35. 

Mr.  and  Mrs.  Pringle:  a  ooinio  Interlade.  27  pp. 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  tlieat.  v.  31.) 

Gallery  of  literary  characters.    Don  Telesforo  de 

Trueba  y  Cozlo.   ^  pp.    (Eraser's  J/a^.  v.  3,  1831,  p.  613.) 

Trueba   y  la  Quintana,  Antonio   de. 

1821—.  Oarmenolta's  fortune.  (Adapted  from  the 
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liutour,  A.  de.    Antonio  de  Trueba.    15  pp.    [Cor- 

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■  couteur  espagnol.    23  pp.    (iJeo.  d.  dam  mondes,  1876, 
3  p6r.  V.  13,  p.  410.) 

Truebner,  Nicolas.  1817-84.  Bibliograph- . 
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list  of  books  pub.  in  the  United  States  of 
America  during  the  last  40  years.  London, 
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{Ed.)  Literature  of  American  aboriginal 

languages.    See  Ludewig,  H.  E. 

Truebner,  Nicolas,  and  Co.  Bibliotheca 
Hispano-Americana.  A  catalogue  of  Spanish 
books  printed  in  Mexico,  Guatemala,  Hon- 
duras, the  Antilles  .  .  .  and  of  Portuguese 
books  printed  in  Brazil.  London,  1870. 
16°.  W.25 

Catalogue    of    books,    periodicals,    and 

serials,  on  the  history,  languages,  religions, 
antiquities,  literature,  and  geography  of  the 
East,  and  kindred  subjects.  London,  1882. 
8°.     {With  their  Catalogue  of  dictionaries.) 

L.63 

Catalogue  of  dictionaries  and  grammars 

of  the  principal  languages  and  dialects  of 
the  world.    2  ed.    London,  1883.     8°-     L.68 

Catalogue  of  Sanskrit  works  printed  in 

India.  London,  1871.  16°.  {With  their 
Bibliotheca  Hispano-Americana.)  ■W.35 

Truebner's  American  and  Oriental 
literary  record.  London,  1865-79.  13  v. 
in  4,  r.  8°-  W.54 

Continued  as  Truebner's  American,  Eu- 
ropean, and  Oriental  literary  record,  n.  s. 
V.  1-3,  7,  8.  London,  1880-87.  5  v.  in  1, 
r.  8°.  W.54 

Continued  as  Truebner's  Record.  3  s. 
London,  1889-90.     r.  8°.  W.54 

Truebner's  collection  of  simplified 
grammars.     Rost,  R.  {Ed.)     11  v.         —3147 

Truebner's  Oriental  series.    London, 

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( Willi  Lechford,  T.,  Note-iook,  p.  7.) 


{Ed.)      Memorial    history    of    Hartford 

county,  Connecticut,  1633-1884.  Projected 
by  Clarence  P.  Jewett.  Boston,  1886.  2  v. 
r.  8°.  2631 

Contents.  Adams,  S.  W.  The  Andros  government; 
The  Charter  and  Charter  oak-,  Bench  and  the  bar; 
The  Militia  and  independent  companies,  v.  1.— Eocky 
Hill,  V.  2.— Settlement  of  the  town,  v.  1.— Wethersfleld, 
V.  2.— Andrews,  J.  P.  City  of  Hartford,  v.  1.— Ayres, 
W.A.  Manufactures  and  inventions;  Parks  and  public 
works;  Travel  and  transportation,  v.  1.— Baldwin, 
H.  Social  lite  after  the  revolution,  v.  1.— Barber,  L.  I. 
Slmsbury,  v.  2.— Barnard,  H.  Schools  and  ed  ucatlon, 
V.  1.— Bartlett,  M.  H.    Avon,  v.  2.— Beers,  H.  A. 

-  Hartford  in  literature,  v.  1.— Brocklcsby,  W.  C. 
Architecture  in  Hartford,  v.  1.— Brown,  F.  8.  Hart- 
ford county  tobacco,  v.  1.— Burdett,  C.  L.  General 
description  of  Hartford  county,  v.  1. — Burton.  N.  J. 
North  Congregational  church,  v.  1.— Camp,  D.  N. 
New  Britain,  v.  2.— Case,  W.  S.  Granby,  v.  2.— Clark, 
0.  H.    Fire  Insurance;  Growth  of  the  county;   The 

press,  V.  1.— Clarke,  C.  H.    East  Granby,  v.  2 Cow- 

les,J.L.  Unionville,v.2.— Fletcher, W.I.  Libraries; 
Other  beneficent  institutions,  v.  1.— Gallaudef ,  E.  M. 
The  American  asylum,  v.  1.— Goodwin,  J.  O.  East 
Hartford,  V.  2.— Goslee,  W.  S.  Glastonbury,  v.  2.— 
Hale,  D.  B.,  and  Case,  L.  Canton,  v.  2  —Hall,  M. 
Marlborough,  v.  2.— Hart,  S.  Trinity  College,  v.  1.— 
Hatch,  F.S.    Other  Congregational  churches ;  Other 

denominations,  v.  1 West  Hartford,  v.  2.— Hayden, 

J.  H.  Eajiy  Windsor  families;  Windsor  Looks,  v.  2.— 
Hitchcock,  B.  Burlington,  v.  2.— Hooker,  E.  B. 
Homoeopathy,  v.  1.— Kinney,  J.  C.  War  of  the  re- 
bellion, V.  1.— McDIanns,  T.  The  Bomau  Catholic 
church,  V.  1.— Morgan,  F.  Life  and  accident  insur- 
ance, V.  I.— Nichols,  W.  F.  The  Episcopal  church, 
V.  1.— Parker,  E.  P.  The  Second  church,  v.  1.— 
Feck,  E.  Bristol,  v.  2.— Porter,  N.  Farmiugton, 
V.  2.— Robbing,  S.  W.  Manchester,  v.  2.— Sage,  A.  J. 
The  Baptist  church,  v.  1.— Sheldon,  H.  S.    Suffleid, 

'  V.' 2.— Stearns,  H.  P.  Connecticut  retreat  for  the  In- 
sane, V.  1.— Swift,  B.  Commerce  and  banking,  v.  1. 
— Talcott,  M.  K.  General  history  of  the  county; 
General  history  to  the  revolution  ;  The  original  pro- 
prietors; Prominent  business  men;  The  town  since 
1784,  V.  1.— Tarbox,  I.  N.  Character  and  social  posi- 
tion of  the  settlers ;  The  Charter  of  1662.  Union  of  the 
colonies,  etc. ;  The  code  of  1650,  etc. ;  Dutch  traders 
on  the  river ;  and  the  House  of  Hope,  v.  1.— Bast  Wind- 
sor, V.  2.— Emigration ;  How  the  river  towns  came  to 
be  planted ;  organisation  of  civil  government ;  The 
Pequot  war,  v.  1.— South  Windsor,  v.  2.— Taylor,  G. 
Fourth  Congregational  church,  v.  1.  —  Taylor,  L. 
Hartland,  v.  2.— Thompson,  W.  Hartford  Theolog- 
ical Seminary,  v.  1.— Tomliiison,  S.  Plainvllle,  v.  2.. 
-Trumbull,  J.  H.  Indians  of  the  Connecticut  val- 
ley, v.  1.— Tuttle,  E.  H.  Windsor;  general  history, 
v.  2.— Wainwrlght,  W.  A.  M.  Medical  history  of 
Hartford  county,  v.  1.— "Walker,  G.  L.  The  First 
church,  V.  1.  — Walkley,  S.  Southlngton,  v.  2.— 
■Warner,  C.  D.  Domestic  'and  social  life  lu  colonial 
times,  V.  1.— IVarner,  Jltrs.  E.  G.    Bloomfleld,  v.  2.— 

■Welles,  E.    Newington,  v.  2 Wheeler,  J.  K.,  and 

others.  Freemasonry  and  other  secret  societies  in 
Hartford  county,  v.  1-.- ■Wilson,  G.  0.  Churches  of 
Windsor, v.  2 IVlnch, G.W.  Enfield, v. 2.— Wood- 
worth,  W.  W.    Berlin,  v.  2. 

{Ed.)    Public  records  of  the  colony  of 

Connecticut,  [1636]-89.  Hartford,  1850-59.  3 
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(Ed.)    The  true-blue  laws  of  Connecticut 

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Belief.— Certainty. 


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Trntli.    18  pp.    Cowper,  W.,  Poet,  works,  v. 

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Manual  of  conchology;   structural  and 

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1879--89.     16  V.  8°.  —3657 

Contents. 


Adeorblldae,  1  s.  v.  10. 

Arlonldae,  2  s.  v.  1. 

Bucclnldae,  1  s.  T.  3. 
Oaecldae,  1  s.  v.  8. 
■•Calytraeldae,  1  s.  v.  B. 

Oancellarlldae,  1  s.  v.  7. 

Gassldldae,  1  s.  v.  7. 

Cephalopoda,  1  s.  v.  1. 

CeritliUdae,  1  s.  v.  9. 

Golumbellldae,  1  s.  v.  5. 

Oonldae,  1  B.  t.  6. 

Cyclostrematldae,  1  s.T.lO. 

Oypraeldas,  1  s.  v.  7. 

DelphinuUnae,  1  s.  v.  10. 

Dollldae,  1  s.  v.  7. 
•EuUmldas,  1  b.  v.  8. 

PuBldae,  1,8.  V.  3. 

Hallotldae,  Is.  v.  11. 

Hellcldae,  2  s.  t.  3-5. 

Helicoldea,  2  s.  T.  1. 

lanlbinidae,  1  s.  v.  9. 

Llmacldae,  2  b.  t.  1. 

LlotUdae,  1  B.  v.  10. 

Llttorlnldae,  1  s.  v.  9. 

HarglneUldae,  1  s.  r.  6. 

Mitrldae,  1  b.  v.  4. 

Muriclnae,  1  s.  t.  2. 

Nassldae,  1  b.  v.  4. 


Nerltldae,  1  a.  t.  10. 
Oleacluidae,  2  s.  7. 1. 
OUvidae,  1  s.  T.  5. 
OvuUdae,  1  s.  v.  7. 
FhaBianelUnae,  1  s.  v.  10. 
Pleurotomarlldae,  1  a.  v.  11. 
Pleurotomldae,  1  a.  v.  6. 
Fulmonata,  2  a.  v.  1-6. 
Purpurlnae,  1  a.  v.  2. 
Pyramidellldae,  1  a.  T.  8. 
Elaaoldea,  1  s.  v.  9. 
Scalarlldae,  1  a.  T.  9. 
Solarlldae,  1  a.  v.  9.       • 
Stomatlldae,  1  a.  T.  11. 
Streptaxldae,  2  a.  v.  1. 
Strombidae,  1  a.  v.  7. 
Terebrldae,  1  a.  v.  7. 
Teatacellidae,  2  a.  v.  1. 
Ti'loliotropldae,  1  a.  v.  9. 
Trltonidae,  1  a.  v.  3. 
Troolildae,  1  a.  v.  11. 
Tarblnellldae,  1  a.  v.  i. 
Turblnldae,  1  a.  v.  10. 
TurbonllUdae,  1  a.  v.  8. 
TurrltelUdae,  1  s.  v.  8. 
Vermetidae,  1  a.  t.  8. 
Vltrlnidae,  2  a.  v.  1. 
Volutldae,  1  a.  v.  4. 
Zonltldae,  2  a.  v.  2. 


Natlcldae,  1  a.  v.  8. 

Monograph  of  the  terrestrial  moUusca  in- 
habiting the  United  States.  Phila.  n.  d.  4 
pts.  8°.  —3655 

Structural   and  systematic  conchology:* 

an  introduction  to  the  study  of  the  mollusca. 
Phila.  1883-84.    3  v.  8°.  —3655 

(Ed.)    American  journal  of  conchology. 

See  American  journal  of  conchology. 

Tryon,  County,  N.  Y.  Campbell,  W.  W. 
Border  warfare  of  New  York,  during  the 
revolution ;  or,  the  annals  of  Tryon  county. 
1849. 

Tryphiodorus.     5  cent.     Ilii  excidium. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  16  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.:  with 
HealoduB.)— Pragments.  Tr.  by  H.  H.  Mllman.  2 
pp.  (Mllman,  H.H.,  Agamemnon  of  ^schylus,  etc.  p.  306.) 

Tryphon,  of  Alexandria.       B.  C.   1  cent. 

Ilepi  TpoTTwi'.    35  pp.    (Walz,  0.,  iJAefores  ffr.  T.  8,p.  726.) 

Stlehle,B.  Der  grammatlkel  T.  34  pp.  [PUlologus, 

V.  6,  1851,  p.  446.) 

Ts^dda  river.  Baikib,  W.  B.  Narrative 
of  an  exploring  voyage  up  the  rivers  Kwora 
and  Binue  (Niger  and  TsMda)  in  1854.  1856. 

PAKT  v.— 82. 


Tsavellas,  Photos.    Yemeniz,  E.    Les  heros 

ae  la  Grtee  moderne.  Photoa  Tsavellaa.  32  pp.  {Bev, 
d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  p6r.  v.  20,  p.  824.) 

Tscherkassi,    Wladimir    Alexandrovich, 

Prince,  Fuerst,  W.  A.  Tacherkaaal  der  reorganlsator 
Polena  uud  Bulgarlena.  31  pp.  {Deutsoh,  rundschau,  7. 
16,  1878,  pp.  253,  440.) 

Tschermak,  Gustav.  1836—.  Lehrbuch 
der  mineralogie.  3  verbesserte  aufl.  Wien, 
1885.     r.  8°.  —1633 

Tscherning,   Andreas.      1611-59.     Auser- 

lesene  gedlchte.  44  pp.  (Mueller,  W.,  Sib^iof/i.  <2eu£sc7i. 
iichler  des  V!  jahrh.  7.  7,  p.  27.) 

Tschetschian  language.    Schiefner,  A. 

TaohetsohenrlBChe  studlen.  72  pp.  (St.  Peteraburg 
Acad.  Mim.  7  a.  v.  7, 1864.) 

Tschetschowitz,   Bohemia.      H.,   K.  V. 

Gothlaoh'es  klrobleln  In  T.  3  pp.  (Vereln  f.  geaob.  d. 
DeutBchen  In  Boehmen,  Mittheil,  v.  6, 1868,  p.  160.) 

Tschimili,  Kiosk.    Mordtmann,  J.  H.    In- 

achrltten  aua  dem  T.  6  pp.  (E.  deutacb.  archaeol. 
Inst.  MiUhl.  Alhen.  abth.  7. 10, 1886,  p.  16.) 

Tschirnhausen,  Ehrenfried  Walther  von. 

Erdmann,  J.  E.  In  his  Versuob  elner  wlss.  geaoh. 
der  neuern  pblloa.  v.  2,  pt.  2,  p.  230.    20  pp. 

Tschoubinof,  D.    See  Tchoubinof ,  D. 

Tschudi,    Friedrich    von.       Rambert,    E. 

PrtdSrlc  de  Tschudl  et  le  monde  des  Alpes.    29  pp. 

(Bibltolh.  unit!,  et  rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  7. 46, 1872,  p.  5.) 

TschudijJohann  Jakob  von.     1818-86.    Die 

Kechua-sprache.    Wien,  1853.     3  v.  in  3,  8°. 

—3154 
Contents.    Spraclilelire,  7.  1. —  Spracliproben, 
V.  2. — ^IVoerterliucli,  7.  3. 

Reisen  durch   Suedamerika.       Leipzig, 

1866-69.     5  V.  r.  8°.  3484 

Untersuchungen  ueber  die  fauna  Peru- 
ana.   St.  Gallon,  1844-46.    fo.  —1633 

Antigiiedades  peruanas.    See  Rivero,  M. 

E.  de,  and  Tschudi,  J.  J.  von. 

Peruvian  antiquities.    See  Rivero,  M.  E. 

de,  and'Tschudi,  J.  J.  von. 

Briquet,  A.    Explorationa  d'un  naturallste  aulase 

dana  I'Amfirique  ^a  Snd.  30  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
Suisse,  n.  pSr.  v.  33,  1868,  p.  31.)— Marmier,  X.  Lea 
voyageura  nou7eaux.  31  pp.  {Gorrespondant,  7.  21, 
1848,  p.  185.)— Peru.  12  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Bev, 
7.  46, 1847,  p.  246.) 

Tschudic  languages.    Schott^  W.    Das 

zaWwort  In  der  fsohudlsoben  apraohenolasse.  29  pp.' 
(Berlin  Akad.  wlBseua.  Philol.  Masse  Abhandl.  1853,  p.  1.) 

Tschuktschi   language.      RadloS,  L. 

Ueber  die  spracbe  der  Tsobuktschen '  und  ihr  7er- 
baeltnlss  zum  Eorjaklschen.  60  pp.  (St.  Petersburg 
Acad.  MSm.  7  a.  v.  3, 1861.)  ' 
Ts^ng,  Y-Yong,  Marquis.  1839—.  Extracts 
Irom  tbe  diary  of.  Tr.  by  J.  N.  Jordan.  14  pp.  {Nine- 
teenth  Cent.,  v.  14, 1883,  p.  989.) 

Tshi-speaking  peoples  of  the  gold  coast 

of  West  Africa.     Ellis,  A.  B.  1415 

Tuarick  language.     Saulcy,  F.  C.  de. 

Observations  sur  I'alpnabet  tiflnag.  18  pp.  1  pi. 
(Jaum.  asiat,  4  a.  v.  13, 1849,  p.  247.) 

Tub  school.  The.    3  pp.     {Harper^s  Mag. 

V.  4, 1852,  p.  85.) 

Tubero,  Quintus  .ffillius.  B.  C.  1  cent.  Frag- 

meuta.  1  p.  (Huscbke,  P.  E.,  Jttrisjjr.  anfejusiinianae, 
p.  99.)— Pragmenta.  3  pp.  (Me^er,  H.,  Orat.  Bom. 
fragm.  p.  501.)— Hlgtorlae.  6  pp.  (Peter,  H.,  Hist. 
JSoni.  rel!tguiae,v.  1,  p.  311.)— Reliquiae.  4  pp.  (Roth, 
K.  L.,  Btst.  vet.  Bom.  reliquiae,  p.  437.) 

Tubero,  (Juintus  ^lius,  the  Stoic.    B.  C.  3 

cent.  Fragmenta.  2  pp.  (Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Bom, fragm. 
p.  261.) 

Tubular  bridges-.    See  Bridges,  Iron. 

Tuch,  Johann  Christian  Friedrich.  1806-67. 
Erlaeuterungen  undberlohtlgungen  zu  orientallscheu 
scbrlttateUern ;  Bemerkungen  zu  Geneala  c.  14.  43 
pp.  (Deutaoh.  morg.  geaella.  Zeits.  v.  1,  1847,  pp.  67, 
161.)  —  Elnundzwanzlg  glnaitigche  Inschrlften. 
Verauoh  elner  erklaerung.  87  pp.  (Deutach.  morg. 
gesells.  Zetts.  v.  3;  1849,  p.  129.) 


TUCHER 


4530 


TUOKERMAN 


Tucber,  Anton.  1457-1524.  Haushaltbuch 
(1507  bis  1517).  Herausg.  von  W.  Loose. 
Tuebingen,  1877.  8°.  [Bihlioth.  lit.  vereins 
in  Stuttg.  v.  134.)  —3126 

Tucher,  Berthold.    1886-1454.  Tucher'sches 

meraorlalbuch,  1386-1464.  43  pp.  (Chronikm  deulsch. 
ttaedte,  v.  10,  p.  1.) 

Tuclier,  Endres.  —1440.  Memorial,  1421 
bis  1440.    63  pp.    {Chronikendeutsch.  staedte,v,'i,  p.l.) 

Tucher,  Endres.  1423-1507.  Baumeister- 
buch  der  stadt  Nuernberg  (1464-75).  Mit 
einer  einleitung  und  sachlichen  anmerk- 
ungen  von  Friedrich  von  Weech,  herausg. 
durch  Matthias  Lexer.  Stuttgart,  1862.  8°. 
{Bihlioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  64.)  —8115 

Tuclier  family.    Tucher 'sche  fortsetzung 

der  Jahrbueoher  bis  1469-99.  91pp.  {Chronikendmtsch. 
siaedte,  v.  11,  p.  441.)— Tncher'sche  geschlecUt 

VOID  14  bis  16  jahrhundert.  6  pp.  ( Chraniken  deutsch. 
staedte,  v.  10,  p.  29.) 

Tuckahoe,  or  Indian  bread.    15  pp.    Gore, 

J.  H.    (Smlthson.  Inst.  Report,  1881,  p.  687.) 

Tucker,  Abraham.  1705-74.  The  light  of 
nature  pursued.  From  the  2  London  ed., 
revised  and  corrected.  Together  with  some 
account  of  the  life  of  the  author,  by  Sir  H. 
P.  St.  John  Mildmay.  Cambridge,  1831.  4  v. 
8°.  -^212 

The  same.    5  ed.    London,  1840.    2  v.  8°. 

—4228 

Man  in  quest  of  himself :  or,  a  defence 

of  the  individuality  of  the  human  mind,  or 
self,  by  Cuthbert  Comment  [pseud.}  Lon- 
don, 1763.    8°.     (Parr,  S.,Metaphys.  tracts.) 

—1426 

AValker.  J.     Tucker's  Light  ol  nature.     14  pp. 

( Ohr.  Exam.  T.  11, 1831,  p.  323.) 

Mildmay,  Sir  H.  P.  St.  J.    Some  account  of  the  life 

ol  T.  11  pp.  (Tucker,  A.,  The  light  of  nature  pursued, 
V.  1,  p.  V.) 

Tucker,  Beverley.  See  Tucker,  Nathaniel 
Beverley. 

Tucker,  George.  1775-1861.  History  of  the 
United  States,  from  their  colonization  to  the 
end  of  the  26  Congress,  in  1841.  Phila.  1856- 
57.    4  V.  8°.  1645 

Life  of  Thomas  Jefferson,  8  President  of 

the  United  States  ;  with  parts  of  his  corres- 
pondence never  before  pub. ,  and  notices  of 
his  opinions  on  questions  of  civil  govern- 
ment, national  policy,  and  constitutional 
law.  London,  1837.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Bev.  v.  66,  1838,  p.  156.)  3874 

Progress  of  the  United  States  in  popula- 
tion and  wealth  in  50  years,  as  exhibited  by 
the  decennial  census.    New  York,  1843.    8°. 

—1393 

Theory  of  money  and  banks  investigated. 

Boston,  1839.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Y.  Rev. 
V.  5,  1839,  p.  334.)  -1306 

Tucker,  George  F.  The  Monroe  doctrine. 
A  concise  history  of  its  origin  and  growth. 
Boston,  1885.     8°.  —1355 

Tucker*  Rev.  Henry  William.  1830—.  The 
English  church  in  other  lands,  or  the  spir- 
itual expansion  of  England.  London,  1886. 
12°.     (Creighton,  M. ,  Epochs  of  ch.  hist. ) 

^      .  —1278 

Tucker,  Jedediah  Stephens.  1801-60.  Me- 
moirs of  Admiral  the  Right"  Hon.  the  Earl 
of  St.  Vincent.    London,  1844.    2  v.  8°.    4776 

Tucker,  John  Henry.  Cotton,  j;  W.  Biog- 
raphy o£  T.    9  pp.    {Harvard  Mem.  Uog.  v.  2,  p.  348.) 


Tucker,  John  Randolph,  LL.  D.      1823—. 

Oration.    24  pp.    ( Ohio  Archaeol.  and  Hist.  Quart,  v.  2, 
p.  64.) 

Tucker,  Josiah,  D.D.,  Dean  of  Oloucest&\ 
1711-99.  Four  tracts  on  political  and  com- 
mercial subjects.  2  ed.  Glocester,  1774. 
8°.  {With  JohnBOJi,S.,  Taxation  no  tyranny.) 

1647 

Contents.  Letter  from  a  merchant  In  Loudon,  to  his 
nephew  in  America,  concerning  the  late  and  present 
disturbances  in  the  colonies,— Solution  of  the 
important  question,  whether  a  poor  country,  where 
raw  materials  and  provisions  are  cheap,  and  wages 
low,  can  supplant  the  trade  of  a  rich  manufacturing 
country,  where  raw  materials  and  provisions  are  dear, 
and  the  price  ol  labour  high.— True  Interest  of 
Great  Britain  set  forth  in  regard  to  the  colonies ; 
and  the  only  means  ol  living  in  peace  and  harmony 
with  them.— Case  of  going  to  -war  for  the  sake  of 
trade,  considered  In  a  new  light. 

Treatise  concerning  civil  government,  in 

3  parts.     London,  1781. '  8°.  —1325 

Turgot,  A.  K.  J.,  Baron  de  I'Aulne.    Lettres  au  Doc- 

teur  T.    10  pp.     ( (EMures,  V.  9,  p.  366.) 

Tucker,  Mary.    My  intimate  enemy.     5  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  18, 1859,  p.  511.) 

Tucker,  Mrs.  Mary  Frances  Tyler.  1837—. 
Poems.  10  pp.  (B.op]Lliis,A.  &.,  Waifs  and  their  autlwrs, 
p.  99.) 

Tucker,  Nathaniel  Beverley.  1784-1851. 
A  key  to  the  disunion  conspiracy.  The 
Partisan  leader.  Secretly  printed  in  Wash- 
ington (in  the  year  1886)  by  Duff  Green,  for 
circulation  in  the  Southern  States,  but  after- 
wards suppressed.  New  York,  1861.  2  v. 
in  1,12°.'  1202 

Tucker,  Pomeroy.  1802-70.  Origin,  rise, 
and  progress  of  Mormonism.  New  York, 
1867.    8°.  -2287 

Tucker,  Robert  (JS:d.)  1832^.  Mathemati- 
c&,l  papers  by  William  Kingdon  Clifford. 
See  Clifford,  W.  K. 

Tucker,  T.  W.  Waifs  from  the  way-bills  of 
an  old  expressman.   Boston,  1872. ,  12°.    1256 

Tuckerman,  Alfred.  Index  to.  the  litera- 
ture of  the  spectroscope.  Washington,  1888. 
8°.     (Smithson.  Inst.  Miscel.  contrib.  v.  82.) 

„,      ,  —3445 

Tuckerman,  Bayard.  1855—.  History  of 
English  prose  fiction  from  Sir  Thomas  Mal- 
ory to  George  Eliot.     New  York,  1882.     12°. 

1205 

Life  of  Gen.  Lafayette,  with  a  critical 

estimate  of  his  character  and  public  acts. 
New  York,  1889.     2  v.  12°.  4708 

Tuckerman,    Charles    Keating.      1821—. 

The  Greeks  of  to-day.     New  York,   1872. 

12°.  3747 

Tuckerman,    Edward,  LL.  B.      1817-86. 

Genera  lichenum ;  an  arrangement  of  the 

North  American  lichens.     Amherst,   1872. 

8°-  .  -2694 

bynopsis  of  the  North  American  lichens. 

Boston  and  New  Bedford,  1882-88.     2  pts. 

S°-  —2683  ■ 
Introduction  [to]  Josselyn'g  IVew-Eneland's 

'"Vji',*"-  ^^  PP'  (^™-  Ahtiq.  Soc.  Trans.  vT  4,  1860, 
p.  107.) 

and  Frost,  Charles  C.     Catalogue  of 

plants  growing  without  cultivation  within 
30  miles  of  Amherst  College.  Amherst, 
1875.     8°.  _3607 

Tuckerman,  Frederick  Goddard.   1821-77. 

Coralie.  2  pp.  (Atlar\t.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1863,  p.  472.)— 
Rhotruda.  4  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  8, 1861,  p.  72.) 
—Sonnet.    1  p.    [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9, 1862,  p.  731.) 


TUCKERMAN 


4531 


TUDUAL 


Tnckerman,  Henry  Theodore.  1813-71. 
America  and  her  commentators.  With  a 
critical  sketch  of  travel  in  the  United  States. 
New  York,  1864.     8°.  _  1617 

Book  of  the  artists.    American  artist  life, 

comprising  biographical  and  critical  sketches 
of  American  artists :  preceded  by  an  histor- 
ical account  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  art 
in  America.    New  York,  1867.    4°.      —1722 

Characteristics  of  literature,  illustrated 

by-the  genius  of  distinguished  men.  Phila. 
1849.     13°.  ,  2237 

Contents.  The  scholar.  Mark  Akengide.  —  The 
philosopher.  Sir  Thomas  Browne.  —  The  rhetor- 
ician. Bnrke.— The  moralist.  Channlng.— QJhe 
humorist.  Charles  Iiamb.— The  biographer.  Final 
memorials  of  Lamb  and  Keats.— The  historian. 
Macanlay.— The  philanthropist.  William  Roscoe. 
—The  dilettante.  Shenstone.— The  idealist.  John 
Sterling.— The  wit.    Swift. 

The  Criterion ;  or,  the  test  of  talk  about 

familiar  things.  A  series  of  essays.  New 
York,  1866.     12°.  2207 

Contents.  Actora. — Authors. — Bridges. — Doc- 
tors. —  Holidays.  —  Inns.  —  Ijawyers.  —  New^s- 
papers. —  Pictures.—  Preachers. —  Sepulchres. 
— Statues. 

Essays,   biographical   and   critical ;   or, 

studies  of  character.   Boston,  1857.   8°.  3843 

Contents.  The  lay  preacher.  Joseph  Addison.- 
The  ornithologist.  John  James  Audubon.  —  The 
literary  statesman.  Massimo  d'Azelio. — The  Ohrls- 
tlan  philosopher.  George  Berkeley.— The  pioneer. 
Daniel  Boone.— The  supernaturallst.  Charles  Brock- 
den  Brown.— The  popular  poet.  Thomas  Camp- 
bell.—The  poet  of  the  old  regime.  Chateaiibrland. 
—The  man  oj  the  world.  Lord  Chesterfield.— The 
national  economist.  De  Witt  Clinton. — The  land- 
scape painter.  John  Constable*— The  writer  lor  the 
people.  Daniel  De  Poe.— The  modern  knight.  Sir 
Eenelm  Digby.— The  American  philosopher.  Ben- 
jamin Franklin. — The  niechanlclan.  Bobert  Ful- 
ton.—The  reviewer.  Francis  Jeffrey.— The  actor. 
Edmund  Kean.  —  The  youthful  hero.  Theodore 
Koerner.— The  financier.  Jacques  Ijafltte.— The 
sceptical  genius.  Glacomo  Ijeopardi. — The  vocalist. 
Jenny  Ijlnd.- The  American  statesman.  Governeur 
Morris.— The  Italian  martyr.  Silvio  Pelllco.— The 
literary  adventurer.  Richard  Savage.- The  genial 
churchman.  Sydney  Smith.— The  man  of  letters. 
Bobert  Southey.  —  The  sentimentalist.  Laurence 
Sterne.— The  patriot.  George  IVaghlngton.— The 
painter  of  character.  Sir  David  'Wllkie.- The  toler- 
ant colonist.    Soger  'Williams. 

(Eev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  84, 1857,  p.  106.) 

Life  of  John  Pendleton  Kennedy. 

York,  1871.     12°. 

Memorial  of  Horatio  Greenough. 

York,  1853.     13°. 

Contents.  Allston,  W.  Group  of  the  Angel  and 
child.- Meeting  of  artists  at  Rome,- Calvert,  G. 
H.  Monody  on  the  death  of  Horatio  Greenough.— 
Dana,  B.  H.  The  Chanting  cherubs ;  Statue  of  Me- 
dora.— Everett,  A.  H.  Greenough's  statue  of  Wash- 
ington.—Greenough,  H.  Essays.— Visit  to  Green- 
ough's studio.- Tuckerman,  H.  T.  Catalogue 
of  Greenough's  works;  Memoir;  Statue  of  Wash- 
ington. 

Month  in  England.     New  York,  1853. 

13°.  1405 

The  Optimist.     New  York,  1850.     13°. 

3307 
Contents,  Art  and  artists.- Broad  views.— 
Conversation.  —  Costume*  —  SiVe-langnage.  — 
FloTvers.— The  Gold  fever.— Halr.-Chapter  on 
hands.  —  Humor.  —  Batlonale  of  love.  —  Ijyric 
poetry,  —  Manner.  —  Music*  —  Neiv  Kngland 
philosophy. — The  Nevp  Vork  colonists.  —  A 
Presidential  Inauguration.- Professor  of  lit- 
erature* —  Social  life.  —  Travel.  —  Walking.— 
Weather. 

Poems.     Boston,  1851.     13°-  1307 

Sketch  of  American  literature.    66  pp.    (Shaw, 

T.  B.,  Complete  manual  of  Bng.  literature^  p.  477.)— On  a 
photograph  of  Athens.    1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  40, 


New 
3877 
!New 
3897 


1870,  p.  604.)— To  William  Oullen  Bryant,  on  his  70 
birthday,  Nov.  3,  1864.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14, 
1864,  p.  663.)  — Lake  Champlain.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  18, 1866,  p.  365.)— Elms  of  old  Trinity. 
2  pp.  iScrtbner's  Monthly,  v.  2, 1871,  p.  517.1— Giulia  j 
a  sketch.  2  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  14, 1844,  p.  665.)— Peter 
Crisp,  a  comic  episode  of  Italian  travel.  4  pp.  [Sorib- 
ner's  Monthly,  v.  2, 1871,  p.  426.)— To  0.  S.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  ■%  22,  1868,  p.  174.)— At  Syracuse.  3  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10, 1862,  p.  669.)— Twilight  mus- 
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2  pp.  {Rev.  archiol.  n.  s.  v.  36, 1878,  p.  334.)— Tumulus 
s6pulcral  des  Tchoudeg.  4  pp.  {Rev.  archiol. 
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servations on  researches  In  Suablan  tumuli.  5  pp. 
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See  also  Burial.— Tombs. 

Tumults   and  disorders.  Act  against. 

3  pp.    (Somers,  J.,  Goll.  of  tracts,  v.  11,  p.  312.) 

Tunbridge-Wells.    Burr,  T.  B.    History 
of  Tunbridge-Wells.     1766. 

OOLBRAN,  J.     New  guide  for  Tunbridge 

Wells.     1840. 

Morse,  C.  F.    An  old-fashioned  spa.    10  pp.    (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  67, 1878,  p.  366.) 

See  also  Thackeray,  W.  M.,  The  Virginians. 


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Tundal.  Dibdin,  T.  F.  Tundal's  Vision.  5 
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Frate,  L.  Sagglo  dl  un  volgarlzzamento  Inedito 
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Tnngusic  language  and  literature. 

Bayer,  T.  S.  Elementa  litteraturae  Brahmanicae, 
Tangutanae,  Mungalicae.  16  pp.  (St.  Petersburg 
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11  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Nouv.  mim.  1776,  p.  440.) 
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sprachenclasse,  wle  auch  Im  tuerklsclien,  tungusi- 
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Tunicata.  Herdman,  W.  A.  Report  on 
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Thompson,    D'A.  W.     Bibliography   of 

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Kingsley,  J.  S.  Tunicata.  9  pp.  (In  Ms  River- 
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Tunis,  City.  Carthage  and  T.    35  pp.    {Edin. 

Sev.  V.  166, 1882,  p.  121.)— dlateaubrland,  E.  F.  A.  de. 
Voyage  de  T.  102  pp.  (CBuvres  compl.  v.  9,  p.  200.)— 
Conqnlgta  de  T\aiiez  y  la  Goleta  per  el  Emperador 
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plusieurs  advertisseraens  presentez  au  rol  .  .  .  _apres 
estre  dellurfi  de  la  captlvit§  des  Turcs.  13  pp.  {La- 
faist,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de  France^  1  s.  v.  16,  p.  363.) — 
Henry,  Earl  of  Derby,  afterwards  Henry  IV,  King  of 
England.  Voyage  to  T.  1  p.  (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v. 
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TUnez.  8  pp.  (Rosell,  C,  Hist,  de  sucesos  partic.  v.  1, 
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Harladenus  Barbarossa,  seu  bellum  Tuneteum  quod 
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Tunis,  Country.  Broadlet,  A.  M.  The  last 
Punic  war.  Tunis,  past  and  present,  with 
a  narrative  of  the  French  conquest  of  the 
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Dumas,  A.  D.    Le  Velooe,  ou  Tanger, 

Alger,  et  Tunis.   1887, 2  v.   (CEuvres  compl.) 

Macgill,  T.     Account  of  Tunis.     1811. 

Weight,  M.  F.  {Tr.)    Operations  of  the 

French  navy  during  the  recent  war  with 
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Boullier,  A.  L'ltalle  et  I'Allemagne  &  T. ;  poli- 
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T.  22  pp.  (Rev.  arcUol.  1848,  pp.  304,  385.)— Sur  les 
antlqultis  de  la  rSgence  de  T.    15  pp.    (Rev.  arcMol.  v. 


1,  1844,  p.  810;  V.  2,  1846,  p.  496.)— Play  fair,  E.  L. 

Regency  of  T.  15  pp.  (In  his  Handb.  to  the  Mediter- 
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17  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  62, 1864,  p.  320.)— Rousseau, 
A.  Voyage  du  Schelkh  Et-Tldjanl  dans  la  rSgenoe  de 
T.,  pendant  les  annSes  706-708  de  I'HSgire.  292  pp. 
(Joum.  asiaf.  i  S.  v.  20,  1852,  p.  57  ;  5  B.  V.  1,  1863,  p.  101.) 
—Shaw,  T.  Letter  containing  a  geographical  de- 
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entre  le  Eol  de  T.  et  Phillppe-le-Hardl,  en  1270,  pour 
r§vacuatiou  du  terrltoire  de  T.  par  rarm6e  descrois§s. 
30  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  M£m.  v.  9, 1831, 
p.  448.)— MSmoire  sur  le  traits  fait  entre  PhiUppe-le- 
Hardi  et  le  Roi  de  T.  en  1270.  13  pp.  (Joum.  aslat.  1  s. 
T.  7,  1825,  p.  138.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  130, 1881,  p.  128;  T.  132, 
1882,  p.  415.  Also  Bizerta.— Carthage.— KalrwAn. 
-Tunis,  City. 

Tunis  bark.  The,  and  the  dervis  of  Smyrna. 

9  pp.    (Blachmood's  Mag.  v.  7, 1820,  p.  847.) 

Tuuison,  J.  S.  Master  Virgil  the  author  of 
the  u3Eneid  as  he  seemed  in  the  middle  ages. 
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Tunnels. 

BiGNAMi,  E.     Percee  des  Alpes.     1872. 

Bbees,  S.  C.  Railway  practice  ;  a  collec- 
tion of  working  plans  and  practical  details 
of  construction  in  the  public  works  of  the 
most  celebrated  engineers.     1837-47,  5  v. 

— —  FoNTENAT,  T.  Construction  des  grands 
tunnels,     n.  d. 

Foster,  J.  G.    Design  for  an  improved 

submarine  tunnel.     1868! 

— '-  SIMMS,  F.  W.   Practical  tunnelling.   1859. 

Flachat,  E.    Compte  rendu  et  observations  sur  le 

pro]et  de  M.  Toni  Fontenay  sur  la  construction  des 
grands  tunnels.  16  pp.  (Fontenay,  T.,  Cons^rucWon  <tes 
grands  tunnels,  p.  29.)— Hudry-Menos,  (— ).  II  traloro 
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tunnels.  122  pp.  (With  Brooks,  J.  W.,  and  others, 
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--  twinei.)— Tunnel  through  the  Alps.  20  pp.  (Edin. 
Rev.  v.  122,  1866,  p.  123.) 

See  also  Cenig,  Mont.— Hoosac  tunnel.- Rail- 
roads. —  Severn  tunnel.  —  Sutro  tunnel. — 
Thames  tunnel. 

Tunnicins,  Antonius.    Hoffmann  von  Fal- 

lersleben,  A.  H.    Die  erate  ausgabe  der  Spricbwoerter- 

sammlung  des  T.    3  pp.    ( Qermania,  v.  15, 1870,  p.  195.) 

Tunny.    Fish  of  many  names,  the  thunny. 

14  pp.    (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  47,  1853,  p.  17.) 

Tunquin.    See  Tonquin. 

Tuolumne  river.    Muir,  J.    Explorations 

In  the  great  Tuolumne  caHon.  9  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  11,  1873,  p.  139.) 

Tuomey,  Michael.  1808-57.  First  biennial 
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Report  on  the  geology  of  South  Carolina. 

Columbia,  1848.     4°.  —1572 

ajid  Holmes,  Francis   S.     Pleiocene 

fossils  of  South  Carolina :  containing  descrip- 
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„  —1621 

Tuotilo,  of  St.  Gall.    Schultz,  A.    Tuotilo 

von  St.  Gallon.  12  pp.  (Dohme,  B.,  Kwist  und  kuenst- 
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Tnphium.     Costaz,  Baron   L.      Environs 

d'Brment.  Note  sur  les  restes  de  I'anclenne  vllle  de 
T.    3  pp.    (Descript.  de  VEgypte,  v.  1,  p.  440.) 

Tupp,  Alfred  Cotterell.  The  Indian  civil 
service  and  the  competitive  system,  a  dis- 
cussion on  the.examinations  and  the  training 
in  England,  and  an  account  of  the  examina- 
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Tapper,  Chaxles  Lewis  (Sd.)  1848—.  Pun- 
jab customary  law,  Calcutta,  1881.  8  v.  r.  8°. 

—1311 

Tupper,  Lt.  E.  William.  Topper,  F.  B. 
{Ed. )  Lif^  and  correspondence  of  Maj.-Gen. 
Sir  Isaac  Brock  .  .  .  comprising  brief  me- 
moirs of  .  .  .  Lt.  E.  W.  Tupper.    1845. 

Tupper,  Ferdinand  Brock  {Ed.)  Life  and 
correspondence  of  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Isaac  Brock, 
interspersed  with  notices  of  the  celebrated 
Indian  chief,  Tecumseh  ;  and  comprising 
brief  memoirs  of  Daniel  de  Lisle  Brock,  Lt. 
E.  W.  Tupper,  and  Col.  W.  de  Vic  Tupper. 
London,  1845.     13°.  4817 

Tupper,  Martin  Farquhar.  1810-89.  Com- 
plete works.  Authorized  ed.  Phila.  1851. 
4  V.  13°.  3174 

Contents.   Poems  ot  King  Alft-ed,  v.  4,— American 

1>allad8,  T.  3 Anderson,  W.    M.  IT.  Tupper,  v.  3. 

—An  Antbor'8  mind,  V.  2.— Ballads  tor  the  times, 
V.  3.— Conntry  pleasures,  v.  2. — The  Croclc  of 
gold  s  a  tale  o£  oovetoueness,  v.  1.— Druidism,  v.  2. 
—Farley  Heatb,  v.  2.— Plight  upon  flying,  v.  2.— 
Geraldine,  v.  8.— My  Grhost  story,  v.  2.— Hacte- 
nus,  etc.  V.  3. — Heart ;  a  tale  ^of  falsewltness,  v.  1.— 
Home,  an  essay,  v,  2. — O.,  J.  Essay  on  the  philoso- 
phy of  proverbs,  T.  4.— Peace-making,  v.  2.— The 
Phrenologist,  v.  2.— Some  early  poems,  v.  3.— 
Probabilities,  an  aid  to  faith,  v.  2.— Proverbial 
phllosopby,  V.  4.  —  Contrasted  sonnets,  v.  3.— 
Modern  pyramid  of  sonnets,  v.  i,  —  A  Thousand 
lines,  etc.  r.  3. — The  Truant,  T.  2.— The  Tvrlns ;  a 
tale  of  concealment,  v.,1. — King  Verlc  {  a  scene  of  the 
Bomaas  In  Britain ,  v.  2. 

My  life  as  an  author.    London,  1886.    8°. 

4715 

Proverbial  philosophy.  Illustrated.  Lon- 
don, 1854.     sm.  4°.  1365 

Four  W^elsh  sonnets.    2  pp.    [DuMin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  62, 1858,  p.  287.) 

Anderson,  W.    M.  F.  Tupper.     7  pp.     (Tupper, 

M.  P.,  Complete  works,  v.  3,^p.  v.)— Tea-table  litera- 
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AVIIson,  J.  Tupper's  Geraldlne.  29  pp.  (Works,  v. 
7,  p.  344  ;  and  Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  44, 1838,  p.  835.) 

Tupper,  Col.  William  de  Vic.  Tuppek,  F. 
B.  (Ed.)  Life  and  correspondence  of  Maj.- 
Gen.  Sir  Isaac  Brock  .  .  .  comprising  brief 
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1845. 

Tupy  language.  Dpas,  A.  G.  Diccionario 
da  lingua  tupy.     1858. 
See  also  Brazil,  Languages. 

Tura,  Agnolo  di.    Continuatio  chronici  Se- 

nensls  Andreae  Del.  2  pp.  (Muratorl.L.  A.,  iZer.  ZfaZ. 
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Turan.  Ddchinski,  F.  H.  Peuples  aryfis 
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See  also  Alnos. — Finnish  language. — Hunga- 
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language. — Mongolian  language. —iSamoleds- 
Tartar  language.  —  Tungusic  language.  — 
Turklsli  language.  —  Turkish -Tatar  lan- 
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Turber vile,  George.  Circa  1530-1600.  Booke 
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Turck,  Eliza.       Needham,  Mrs.   E.   C.  C. 

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Turcomans.    See  Turkomans. 
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Turf,  The.    See  Horse-racing.  . 

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Iieai- de  la  steppe.  66  pp.  [Rev,  d.deuxmondes,lSTi, 
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cliasse  et  de  voyage.  24  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1869, 
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Boyesen,  H.  H.    Ivan  TourguSneff.    8  pp.    {Scrib- 

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p.  88.)— Works  of  T.  26  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  60, 
1869,  p.  423.) 

Tnrgener,  Nikolai  Ivanovich.  1790-1871. 
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3  V.  sm.  4°.  3466 

Contents.    Denkvpuerdigkeiten  eines  geaeck- 

teten,  v.  1. — Russlands  bild  In  polltischer  und 
sozlaler  bezlehung,  v.  2.— Russlands  zuknnft  In 

polltischer  und  sozlaler  Ijeziehung,  v.  3. 
(Eev.  of  In  Weslm.  Rev.  v.  48, 1848,  p.  614.) 

Tnrgot,  Prior  of  Durham,  Bp.  of  St.  An- 
drew's. —1115.  yen.  Bedae  vita.  6  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  90,  p.  59.) 

Turgot,  Anne  Robert  Jacques,  Baron  de 
VAulne.  1727-81.  CEuvres.  Precedees  et 
accompagnees  de  memoires  et  de  notes  sur 
sa  vie,  son  administration,  et  ses  ouvrages. 
Paris,  1808-11.     9  v.  8°.  —1117 

Contents.  Arrgt  du  Consell  d'6tat  qui  casse  la  m@me 
ordonnance  du  Lleutenaiit  de  police  d'Angonlfime, 
et  le  mande  pour  rendre  oompte  de  sa  condulte,  v.  6. 
—Ordonnance  qui  enjolnt  I'exioutlon  de  cos  mSmes 
lolx  et  defend  de  s'arrSter  kuue  ordonnance  du  Lieu- 
tenant de  police  d'Angoul§me  qui  leur  Stolt  d6roga- 
toire,  v.  6.— Ordonnance  centre  les  attrouppemens 
et  pour  la  llhert§  du  volturage,  v.  6.— Les  37  v6rlt6s 
opposSes  aux  37  ImpWtSs  de  Belisaire,  T.  9.— Kef  uta- 
tion  du  systime  de    Berkeley,  v.  3 Lettre   aux 

'  OurSs  pour  demander  leur  correspondance  sur  les 
pertea  de  Iiestiaux  et  autres  sujets,  v.  9.— Lettre  clr- 
culaire  h  MM.  les  OurSs  de  la  gSnSralltS  de  Limoges, 
sur  les  pertes  de  bestlaux,  sur  les  moderations  de  con- 
tributions, sur  la  forme  i.  sulvre  pour  les  obtenlr,sur 

les  recompenses  pour  la  destruction  des  loups,  v.  6. 

Lettre  ll  M.  Bnffon  sur  sa  th§orle  de  la  terre,  v.  2 

AssembWes  et  bureaux  de  charity,  v.  6.— Attellers  de 
charite,  V.  6.— Ordonnance  pour  faclUter  les  opera- 
tions des  bureaux  de  charlte,  v.  6.— Questions  sur  la 
Chine,  V.  5.— Dlscours  eur  les  avantages  que  I'etab- 
Ussement  du  Christianisme  a  procures  au  genre- 
humain,  v.  2.— Lettre  aux  Cures  pour  qu'Us  ooncourent 
i.  I'adouotssement  de  la  coUecte  et  k  I'etabllssement 
des  receveurs  partlculiers,  T.  9.— Liberie  du  com- 
merce de  grains,  v.  4,  6,  7.— Liberie  et  franchise  du 
commerce  des  bleds  dans  I'lnterleur  du  royaume, 
V.  7,  8.— Extension  de  la  liberie  du  commerce  des 
colonies,  v.  6.— Comptabilit£,  v.  7,  8.— Le  con- 
cillateur,  v.  2.— Perlectionnemens  dans  la  levee  des 
contributions,  v.  7,  8.— Memolre  sur  le  voyage  du 
Capltalne  Cook,  v.  9.— Des  Corvies,  v.  4.— Enoour- 
agemens  divers  pour  d'autres  branches  de  culture 
et  de  commerce,  v.  7,  8.— Payment  de  dettes  anci- 


ennes,T.7, 8.— Travaux  relatlts  it  la  disette  de  I'annee 
1770,  T.  6,  6.— Dnpout  de  Nemours,  P.  8.  Memoires 
sur  la  vie,  radmlnlstration,  et  les  ouvrages  de  M.  Tur- 
got, y.  1. — Sur  les  ^conomlstes,  T.  3. — Kmprunta 
du  Clere^>  des  pays  d'eiats,  ou  du  tresor  public,  v. 
8,— A.  M.  de  C.  sur  le  Uvre  de  I'XIsprlt,  v.  9.— Discoura 
sur  les  progrSs  euocesslfs  de  I'esprlt-humain,  v.  2. 
— Progres  de  resprlt-bumain,  v.  2.— Eltymolosie,  t. 
3.— Ejxlstence.v.  3.'Xlxpansibillt£,v.  B.-Fo&es  et 
march£s,v.  3.— Fondatlon  et  tondatlons.v.  3.— Vers 
au  bas  du  portrait  de  BenJ  amiu  Franklin, v.  9.— G*o- 
graphle  politique,  V.  2.— Memolre  sur  la  gomme 
£lastique,  v.  9:— Eloge  de  M.  de  Gournay,  v.  3.— 
Formation  des  gonverncments  et  le  melange  des  na- 
tions,v.  2. — Lettre  &  Mme.  de  Graffigny,  sur  les  Lettrea 
peruvlennes,T.9. — Sur  Thistoire  univer8elle,T.2.— 
Invocation  &  la  muse  d'Hom^re,  v.  9. — D' Horace,  v, 
9. — Travaux  divers  concernant  les  impositions,  v.  4. 
— Memolre  S.  M.  Franklin  relativeraent  a  I'impdt  Bur  le 
revenu  et  h.  I'lmpOt  sur  les  consommatlons,  v.  9.— 
Suppressions,  ou  moderations  d'impots,  v.  7,  8.— 
Commencement  de  I'blstolre  du  Jans£nisme  et  du 
Molinlsme,  v.  9.— Orlgiue  des  langues,  v.  2.— Beflex- 
lons  sur  les  langues,  v.  3.— Etymologies  et  fragmens 
sur  les  langues,  v.  3.— Iiettres,  v.  9.— Iiettres  et 
lolx  admlnistrati-res,  v.  7,  8. — Lettres  et  me- 
moires au  Eoi,  V.  7,  8. — Avis  sur  rimposition  de  la 
taiile  de  la  generalite  de  Iiimoges,  v.  6,  6.— Ordon- 
nance qui  charge  les  proprietaires  et  habltans  des 
paroisses  de  la  generalite  de  Limoges,  de  pourvolr  i, 
la  subsistance  des  pauvres  ]UBqu'&  la  recolte,  v.  6.— 
Lettre  aux  subdeiegues  accompagnant  I'ordonnance 
precedente,'v.  6.— Encouragemens  pour  I'art  de  guerir 
et  le  soulagement  des  malades,  v.  7,  8. — Hesures 
centre  la  maladie  £pizootlque,  v.  7, 8. — Encourage- 
mens des  manufactures,  V.  6. — Lettre  &  M.  Mar- 
montel,  v.  3.— Lettre  &  M.  I'Abbe  Ternay,  sur  la 
Marque  des  fers,  v.  6. — Supplement  aux  instruc- 
tions concernant  la  suppression  de  la  mendicity,  v. 
6.— Premieres  operations  i,  regler  les  mesures  et  les 
poids  par  uu  etalon  physique,  inalterable,  et  toujours 
facile  h  verifler,  v.  9.— Mesures  repressives,  v.  6.— 
Lettre  &  M.  de  Monteynard,  sur  la  niilice,  v.  6. — Des 
mines  et  des  carrlSres,  v.  4.— Obligation  de  nourrlr 
leurs  metayers  lmp9see  aux  proprietaires,  v.  6. — 
Obser-ratlons  geologiques,  v.  3.,— Fapier-mon- 
noie,  V.  12. — Suspension  pour  les  acles  des  bureaux 
de  Charlie  de  I'usage  du  papier  timbr£  et  des  droits 
de  contrSle  et  de  seel,  v.  e.-^Pens^es  dlverses,  v.  3. 

— Facilites   de   perception,  v.  7 Adouclssemens 

dans  les  rlgueurs  inutlles  de  la  perception,  v.  7, 8.— Sur 
la  po^sie  allemande,  v.  9. — Lettre  sur  les  poesies 
erses,  v.  9.— Loix  de  police,  v.  7,  8.— De  Pope,  v.  9. 
-Memoires  sur  le  pr£ts  d'argent,  v.  5.— Lettre  au 
Docteur  Price  sur  les  constitutions  des  Etats-Unis 
d'Amerique,  v.  9.— Sur  la  prosodie  de  la  langue 
tran;aise  et  verBlfloatlon  mStrlque,  v.  9.— Observations 
sur  I'gtat  des  recoltes  de  I'annee  1770,  v.  6.— Lettre  i, 
M.  I'AbbS  Terray  en  nouveau  supplement  aux  mgmes 
observations  et  k  I'avls  sur  la  tallle,  v.  6.— Diminution 
de  fraix  de  r^gie,  v.  7,  8.— Etabllssement  de  rigteg 
nouvelles  et  perfectionnement  des  anclennes,  v.  7, 
8.— Mesures  prises  pour  empScher  que  le  palement 
des  rentes  en  grains  pendant  la  disette  ne  renfermSt 
une  Injustice,  v.  6.— Eefflexlons  sur  la  formation  et  la 
distribution  des  richesses,  v.  6.— ProgrSs  et  deca- 
dence des  sciences  et  des  arts,  v.  2.— Observations 
sur  les  points  dans  lesquels  Smith  est  d'acoord  aveo 
la  theorle  de  M.  Turgot  et  sur  ceux  dans  lesquels  11 
s'en  est  ecarte,  v.  6.— Ordonnance  qui  enjolnt  aux 
proprietaires  de  pourvolr  6.  la  subsistance  de  leurs 
colons,  V.  6 — Suppressions  d'offices,  v.  7,  8.— 
Lettre  aux  Cures  pour  leur  demander  leur  coopera- 
tion au  redressement  du  rSle  des  tallies,  v.  9.— Lettre 
aux  offlolers  munloipaux  pour  la  confection  du  r81e 
des  tallies  dans  les  villes,  v.  9.— Ce  la  eiegie  de  Tl- 

bulle,  V.  9.— La  tolerance,  v.  2 Traductions  en 

vers,  v.  9.— Lettre  i.  M.  le  Contr81eur-G6n6ral,  sur  les 
ameliorations  k  faire  par  tout  le  royaume  dans  le 
transport  des  equipages  des  troupes,  et  dans  les 
etapes,  V.  5.— Travaux  publics,  v.  8.— Lettres  au 

Docteur  Joslas  Tucker,  v.  9 Ordonnance  qui  en 

annuUe  une  des  otdciers  munlclpaux  de  Tnrenne, 
et  leur  enjoint,  ainsl  qu'a  tons  autres,  d'executer  la 
declaration  du  25  mal  1763  etd'edit  de  julllet  1764,  v.  6. 
— Du  mluistJre  de  M.  Turgot,  v.  7,  8.— Lettre  aux 
Cures  sur  divers  points  d'utlUte  publlqne,  v.  9.— 
Valeurs  et  monnoies,  v.  3.— De  Vlreile.  v.  9.— 
Lettre  i.  M.  de  Voltaire,  v.  3. 

Correspondance  inedite  de  Condorcet  et 

de  Turgot,  1770-79.  Pub.  avec  des  notes  et 
une  introduction  .  .  .  par  M.  Charles  Henry. 
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ChrtgUanisme  a  procures  au  goure  humala;  Dls- 
oours  sur  lea  progr6s  sueoesslts  de  I'esprlt  humaln. 
16  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  D(mo!i,str.  ivangll.  v.  10,  pp.  463, 
467.) 

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Turkish  account  of  wars  with  Rnssia.  12  pp. 
(ISdin,  Ree,  v.  27,  1816,  p.  361.1— Turkish  Empire. 
40  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.Y.  49,  1833,  p.  283;  v.  142, 1876,  p. 
480.)  ^- Turkish  po^ver:  its  origin,  history,  and 
character.  28  pp.  (London  Qfiart.  Rev.  v.  47,  1877,  p. 
265.)— Turkish  revolution.  6  pp.  (Haiper's  Mag, 
V.  9, 1854,  p.  616.)— Turks  in  Europe.  31  .pp.  (Brit, 
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See  also  Albania. — Armenia.— Bulgaria.— Con- 
stantinople-Crete.—  Crimean  ivar. —  East. — 
Eastern  question.  —  Greece,  Modern,  History, — 
Herzegovina.— Mohammedans  and  Moham- 
medanism.—Montenegro.— Ronmania.—Rus- 
sia.- Russo-Turkish  -war.- Servia. 

Turkey,  Law. 

Aeistaechi,  Gr.,  Bey.    Legislation  otto-- 
mane,  ou  lecueil  des  lois  .  .  .  de  I'Empire 
ottoman.    1873-74,i4  v. 


Walpole,  C.  G.    (3V.)     Ottoman   penal 

code  28  Zilhijeh  1274.     1888. 

Belln,  F.  A.    Oharte  des   Turcs.    25  pp.    (Joum, 

asiat,  3  s.  v.  9, 1840,  p.  6.) 

Turkey,  Map. 

Stanford,  E.   (Pm&.)    Popular  map  of 
the  Turkish  Empire.     [1878.] 
Turkey,  National  and  social  character. 

Castellan,  A.  L.  Moeurs,  usages,  cos- 
tumes des  Othomans.     1813,  6  v. 

Claek,  E.  L.    The  races  of  European 

Turkey.     1878. 

OSMAN  Bey,  V.  A.  Les  femmes  en  Tur- 
qule.   1878. 

Paspati,  a.  G.    Etudes  sur  les  Tching- 

hianes  ou  Bohemiens  de  TEmpire  ottoman. 
1870. 

Poole,  S.  L.  {Ed,)    People  of  Turkey. 

1878,  2  V. 

— —  Belglojoso,  0.  T.,  Princesse  de.  La  vie  Intlme  et 
la  vie  nomade  en  orient.  *  130  pp.  (Rev,  d,  deux  mondes, 
1855,  n.  p6r.  2  a.  v.  9,  pp.  466,  1020 ;  v.  10,  p.  60 ;  V.  11,  p. 
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Slavons.  12  pp.  [Harper's  Mag,  v.  35,  1867,  p.  296.)— 
De  Lieon,  E.  Notes  on  the  Turk.  12  pp.  [Fraser's 
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young  Turk.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag,  v.  14,  1872,  p.  606.) 
— DeVere,A.  Adventure  in  a  Turkish  harem.  4  pp. 
[Harper's  Mag,  v.  1, 1850,  p.  321.)— Dwlght,  H.  O.  The 
family  lite  of  the  Turks.  6  pp.  [Harper's  Mag,  v.  62, 
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subject  races.  15  pp.  (Fortn,  Rev,  v.  6,  1866,  p.  605.) 
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SoclStg  musulmane,  son  paasS  et  son  avenir.  16  pp. 
[Rev,  contemp,  1870,  v.  2,  p.  160.)— McCoan,  J.  0.  Baces 
of  Asiatic  T. ;  Slavery  and  polygamy  in  T.  24  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  18,1878,  pp.  135,  403.)— MacColl, 
M.  Fallacies  about  Turks,  Bulgarians,  and  Eussians. 
12  pp.  [Nineteenth  Cent,  v.  2,  1877,  p.  831.)- Meason, 
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oriental  life.  5  pp.  [Harper's  Mag,  v.  3, 1861,  p.  805.)— 
People  of  T.  20  pp.  [London  Quart,  Rev,  v,  SI,  W19, 
p.  406;  Quart,  Rev.  v.  146,  1878,  p.  266.)— Polygamy 
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Mag.  V.  50, 1854,  p.  388.)— The  Turk  at  home.  5  pp. 
[Harper's  Mag.  v.  8,  1854,  p.  796.)— Turkey  and  its 
population.  16  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  76,  1854, 
p.  493.)— Visit  to  the  harem  of  the  Pasha  of 
AViddtn.  8  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  18,  1838,  p.  679.)- 
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Turkey,  Navy. 

See  with  Army. 

Turkey,  Numismatics. 

Poole,  S.  L.  Mohammadan  coins.  19  pp.  (In  his 
Coina  and  raedala,  p.  166.)— Scott,  W.  H.  Note  aur  2 
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6  pp.  (Rev.  archlol.  1853,  p.  295.)  — Subhi -iJey. 
Compte-rendu  d'une  dficouverte  Importante  en  fait  de 
numismatlque  musulmane.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  17, 1863,  p.  39.) 

Turkey,  People. 

See  with  IVationnl  and  social  character. 

Turkey,  Political  economy. 

Belin,  F.  a.  Essais  sur  I'histoire  €co- 
nomique  de  la  Turquie.  (Joum.  asiat.  6  s. 
V.  3-5,  1864-65.) 

Etude  sur  la  propriete    fonciere   en 

pays  musulmans,  et  specialement  en  Tur- 
quie.    (Joum.  asiat.  5  s.  v.  18, 19,  1861,  '62.) 

Poujade,  E.    Finances  et  la  preprints  en  Turquie. 

31  pp.  [Rev.  contemp.  1866,  v.  2,  p.  702.)— Raudot, 
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44  pp.    [Correspondant,  n.  a.  V.  69,  1876,  "p.  186.) 

See  also  under  Finance, 


TURKEY,  Politics 


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Turkey,  Polities. 

Engelhaedt,  E.  La  Turquie  et  le  Tanzi- 

•  mat,  ou  histoire  des  reformes  dans  I'Empire 
ottoman  depuis  1886  jusqu'A  nos  jours. 
1883-84,  2  V. 

GOLOVIN,  I.    The  nations  of  Russia  and 

Turkey  and  tlieir  destiny.     1854. 

Hammer- PuEQSTALL,    J.,  Freiherr   von. 

Des   osmanischen  Reiclis    staatsverfassung 
und  staatsverwaltung.     1815,  3  v.  in  1. 

MuEFFLiNG,  F.  F.  K..^  Freiherr  von.  Nar- 
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Passing  events  in  T.  11  pp.  {Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  5, 1879, 
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(Quart.  Rev.  v.  63,  1835,  p.  229.)— Fontanier,  (— ). 
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15  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  19, 1879,  p.  636.)— Revi- 
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Turkey,  Egypt,  and  the  Eastern  question. 
12  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  13, 1876,  p.  1.)— Turkish 
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Turkey,  Religion.    See  Mohammedans  and 

Mohammedanism. 
Turkey,    War   with  Bussia,  1877-78.     See 

Russo-Turkish  war. 

Turkeys.     Harrington,   D.     "Whether    the 

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Turkish  Arabia.    13  pp.    PIowden,T.  C. 

[Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  190.) 

Turkish    Armenia    and    Eastern    Asia 
Minor.     Tozer,  H.  F.  1406 


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Turkisk   kallads    and   songs.    Berg- 
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Tyrliiet.    [Wltli  Danish  Ir.l    16  pp.    (In   Us    FolUe' 
sange  og  melodler,  v.  9,  p.  183.)  - 
See  also  Turkish  poetry. 

Tnrkisk  inscriptions.    See  InscriptioilB, 

7\irkish. 
Tnrkisk  language. 

Blau,  E._  O.  F.  H.    Bosnisch-tuerkische 

sprachdenkmaeler,    gesammelt,   geslchtet, 

■und  heiausg.    1868.     (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 

sells.  Abharwll.  v.  5.) 

. —  Fluogel,  G.  L.    TIeUer  die  bedeutung  des  aus- 

drucks  . . .  Ai^  Li>l-^(i  ■ 
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sells.  Zeits.  v.  3,  1819,  p.  361.)— Ueber  den  ausdruck 

(Olroa,  etc.)  8  pp.   (Deutsoh. 


(Intra,  circa,  etc.) 


•••^  J;J^i- 


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See  also  Turkish-Tatar  languages. 

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Redhouse,  J.  W.    English  and  Turkish 

dictionary.     1856-57,  2  v. 
Zenkeh,  J.  T.    Dictionnaire  turc-arabe- 

persan.     1866-76,  3  v. 

Caus^ln  de  Perceval,  A.  P.    Critique  Uttfiralre : 

Vocabulalre  (raa^ais-turc  par  T.  X.  Bianchl.  13  pp. 
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Turkish  language.  Grammar. 

Bakkbr,  W.  B..  Reading  boolc  of  the 
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Davids,  A.  L.    Grammar  of  the  Turkish 

language.     1833. 

Mueller,  A..,  and  Gies,  H.    Tuerkisohe 

grammatik,  mit  paradigmen,  littera'tur, 
chrestomathie,  und  glossar.  1889.  (Peter- 
mann,  J.  H.,  and  others,  Porta  linguarum 
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■ Redhouse,   J.  W.      Grammaire    de   la 

langue  ottomane.     1846. 

— —  —  Simplified  grammar  of  the  Ottoman- 
Turkish  language.  1884.  (Rost,  R.,  Trueb- 
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SCHROEDEE,  W.   Turkish  grammar.  1837. 

Schlottmanu,  K.    Ueber  die   bedeutungen  der 

tuerklschen  verbaltormen.  49  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  11, 1857,  p.  1.) 

Turkisk  life  in  war  time.  Dwight,  H. 
O.  3487 

Turliisk  literature. 

Mueller,  A.,  and  Gies,  H.  Tueikische 
grammatik,  mit  paradigmen,  litteratur, 
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Blau,  E.  O.  F.  H.    Grlechlsch-tueiklsche  spraoh- 

proben  aus  Marlupoler  handachrlften.  14  pp. 
(Deutsoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  28, 1874,  p.  662.)— Ral- 
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See  also  Turkish  ballads  and  songs.— Turkish 
poetry, 

Turkish  literature.  Bibliography.   Belin, 

F.  A.  Bibliographic  ottomane  on  nouce  des  Uvres 
turcs  Imprimis  h  Constantinople  durant  les  aundes 
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1868,  p.  466 ;  T.  14, 1869,  p.  66 ;  v.  18,  1871,  p.  126  ;  7  s.  V. 
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Jusqu'H  ce  moment.    128  pp.    (Joum.  asiat.  5  s.  v.  13, 

1869,  p.  619;  v.  14,  1859,  p.  287;  T.  16,  1860,  p.  323;  6 
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Uvres  turcs,  arabes,  et  persans,  imprimfis  &  Constan- 
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Turkisk  poetry. 

Blau,  E.  O.  F.  H.  In  his  Bosnisch-tuerk- 
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GiBB,  E.  J.  W.  [Tr.)    Ottoman  poems. 

1883. 

Hammer-Purgstall,  J.,  Freiherr    von. 

Geschichte  der  osmanischen  dichtkunst  bis 
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38,  4  V. 

Mohammed    Salih.     Scheibaniade,  ein 

oezbegisches  heldengedicht  in  76  gesaengen. 
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Baqi,  Mahmud,'Abdu-'l.    AusBaki'sDlwan.  10  pp. 

(Deutsch.  morg.  geaells.  Zeits.  v.  19,  1866,  p.  497.)— 
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See  also  Turkish  ballads  and  songs. 

Turkisk  poetry.  History  and  criticism. 
Hammer-Puegstall,  J.,  Freiherr  von. 
Geschichte  der  osmanischen  dichtkunst  bis 
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38,  4  V. 

Arabian,  Persian,  and  Turkish  poetry.    18 

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Mag.  v.  23,  1844,  p.  535;  V.  27,  1846,  p.  43.)— Persian 
and  Turkish  poetry.  19  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
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294.) 


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G.  P.     8  V.  1376 

Turkish-Tatar  languages.  Kazem- 
Beg,  M.  a.  Allgemeine  grammatik  der 
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VAMBfiRY,  A.    Etymologisches  woerter- 

buch  der  turko-tatarischen  sprachen.     1878. 

^—  —  Primitive  cultur  des  turko-tatarisclien 
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See  also  Kirghiz.— Turklsll  language.— Uigur 
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T  u  r l(  i  Stan .    See  Turkestan. 
Turkomans.    O'Donovan,  E.    Tlie  Merv 
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Brown,  R.    The  Turkomans.    6  pp.    (In  his  Races 

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his  Travels  In  Central  Asia,  p.  301.) 

Turko-Russian  war.   See  Russo-Turkish 

war. 
Turks.    See   Kirghiz.  —  Tartars.  —  Turkey, 

National  and  social  character. — Turkomans. 

— Uigurs. 
Turk's  island.    3  pp.    Cole,  C.     (Overld. 

Monthly,  v.  7,  1871,  p.  267.) 

Turkumfln  houses  of  Seljook,  Urtuk, 
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Turler,  Hieronymus.  1550-1603.  Remarks 
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Turmayr,  Johann.    See  Aventinus,  J. 

Turubull,  David.  French  revolution  of 
1830  ;  the  events  which  produced  it,  and  the 
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Turnbnll,  John.  Voyage  round  the  world, 
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visited  Madeira,  the  Brazils,  Cape  of  Good 
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Bay,  and  Norfolk  Island;  and  the  principal 
islands  in  the  Pacific  Ocean,  with  a  contin- 
uation of  their  history  to  the  present  period. 
3  ed.  London,  1818.  4°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  9,  1807,  p.  383.)  1463 

Turnbull,  Robert,  D.  D.  1809-77.  Genius 
of  Scotland;  or,  sketches  of  Scottish  scen- 
ery, literature,  and  religion.  4  ed.  New 
York,  1848.    p.  8°.  2587 

Ijifc  pictures :  from  a  pastor's  note-book.    18  pp. 

(Rev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  86, 1857,  p.  237.) 

Turubull,  Col.  William.  J800-57.  Reports 
on  the  construction  of  the  piers  of  the  aque- 
duct of  the  Alexandria  canal  across  the 
Potomac  river  at  Georgetown,  District  of 
Columbia,  1835-40.    Washington,  1873.    4°. 

—3712 

Turnbull,  William  Barclay  David  Donald 
(Ed.)  1811-63.  Calendar  of  state  papers, 
foreign  series,  of  the  reign  of  Edward  VI, 
1547-53,  preserved  in  the  state  paper  depart- 
ment of  H.  M.  Public  Record  Office.  Lon- 
don, 1861.  r.  8°.  (Gt.  Brit.  Bolls chron.)  4533 


[Ed.)    Calendar  of  state  papers,  foreign 

series,  of  the  reign  of  Mary,  1553-58,  pre- 
served in  the  state  ■  paper  department  of 
H.  M.  Public  Record  Offlde.  London,  1861. 
r.  8°.     (Gt.  Brit.  Bolls  chron.)  4533 

(Ed.)    Complete  works  of  Richard  Cra- 

shaw.    See  Crashaw,  R. 

Inquisition  in  Elngland.    6  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag. 

V.  63,  1861,  p.  386.) 

Turndbe,  Adrien.    1512-65.   Commentarlus 

In  Cloeronls  Ubros  III  de  leglbus;  Apologia  adversi^s 
quorundam  calumnias  ad  librum  I  Clceronls  de  legl- 
bus.   266  pp.    (Cicero,  M.  T.,  De  legibus  libri  III  ■ .  .  ed. 

'  F.  Creuzer,  pp.  515, 746.)— Commentarlus  In  Clceronls 
librum  de  tato.  33  pp.  [Cicero,  M.  T.,  Vedivinalione 
et  defato  .  . .  recogn.  G.  B.  Moser,  p.  653.)— De  vino,  ac 
ejus  usu  et  abusu  libellus.  10  pp.  (Grronovlus,  J., 
Thes.  Or.  antict-  v.  9,  p.  617.) 

Ntceron,  J.  P.    Mim.  des  hommes,  v.  39. 

Turneham,  Robert.    13  cent.    Voyage  into 

Syria,  1270.    2  pp.    (Hakluyt,  R.,  Toj/apes,  v.  2,-p.  76.) 

Turnelius.    See  Tournely. 

Turner,  Adelaide  Claxton.    Needham,  Mrs. 

E.  C.  C.  Adelaide  Claxton.  7  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  fern. 
artists,  T.  2,  p.  41.) 

Turner,  Alfred  T.  Auditor  of  accounts' 
annual  report  of  the  receipts  and  expendi- 
tures of  the  city  of  Boston  and  the  county  of 
Suffolk,  for  the  financial  year  1874-75.  Bos- 
ton, 1875.     8°-  —3355 

Turner,  C.  J.  R.    See  Ribton-Turner,  C.  J. 

Turner,  Charles.    Hewlett,  H.  G.    English 

sonneteers:  Mr.  Charles  Turner.  10  pp.  IConlemp. 
Eev.  V.  22,  1873,  p.  633.) 

Turner,  Bev.  Charles  Tennyson.      1808—. 

Dante  and  Beatrice.  1  p.  (Internat.  Rev.  v.  3, 1876,  p. 
49.) — liOCallties  of  Burns.  1  p.  (Internat.  Rev.  T. 
3, 1876,  p.  391.)— The  Sea-shell  and  the  sonneteer. 

1  p.  (Internat.  Rev.  v.  3,  1876,  p.  694.)— Two  past 
ages :  sonnet.  1  p.  (Internat.  Rev.  v.  4, 1877,  p.  190.) 
— -  Bayne.  T.  Charles  Tennyson  Turner.  10  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24,  1881,  p.  790.)— Spedding,  J. 
O.T.Turner.  20  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  6,  liil9,  p.  lei.) 
—Symington,  A.  J.  0.  T.  Turner.  27  pp.  (Internat. 
Rev.  V.  2,  1875,  p.  577.) 

Turner,  Dawson.  1775-1858.  Guide  to  the 
historian,  the  biographer,  the  antiquary,  the 
man  of  literary  curiosity,  and  the  collector 
of  autographs,  towards  the  verification  of 
MSS,  by  reference  to  engraved  fac-similes 
of  handwriting.     Yarmouth,  1848.    r.  8°. 

W.13 

Turner,  Bev.  Dawson  William.  1816-85. 
Notes  on  Herodotus,  original  and  seTected 
from  the  best  commentators.  2  ed.,  with 
numerous  additionfe  and  corrections.  Lon- 
don, 1857.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Philol. 
Libr.)  3747 

Turner,  Eliza  Sproat.     A  Little  stoiy  for 

gentlemen.    6  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  46, 1872,  p.  746.) 

Turner,  Ernest.  Improvement  of  the  sani- 
tary arrangements  of  metropolitan  houses.  9  pp. 
(London  Internat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  8,  p.  21.) 

Turner,  F.    General  Boulanger.     A  biog- 
raphy.   London,  1889.     8°.  4783 
Turner,  Francis,  Bp.  of  Ely.    Strickland,  A. 

Francis  Turner.  84  pp.  (In  Ur  Lives  of  7  bishops, 
p.  150.) 

Turner,  Bev.  George.  Nineteen  years  in 
Polynesia  :  missionary  life,  travels,  and  re- 
searches in  the  islands  of  the  Pacific.  Lon- 
don, 1861.     8°.  3495 

Turner,  George.  Traits  of  Indian  character; 
as  generally  applicable  to  the  aborigines  of 
North  America.     Phila.  1836.     3  v.  in  1, 13°. 

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Turner,  George  Gladstone.  Hypermnestra, 
a  Graeoo-Egyptian  myth.  London,  1881. 
12°.  1395 

Turner,  JBet).  Henry.  Ware, H.,  Jr.  Turner's 

Sermons.    6  pp.    (C&r.  fiicam.  v.  2, 1826,  p.  380.) 

Turner,  Henry  Edward.  William  Codding- 
ton  in  Rhode  Island  colonial  affairs.  An 
historical  inquiry.  Providence,  1878.  sq. 
12°.   (Rhode  Island  Hist.  Tracts.'^o.  4:.)  2621 

Turner,  Sir  James.  17  cent.  Memoirs  of 
his  own  life  and  times,  1632-70.  Edinburgh, 
1829.    4°.  3764 

The  same.  {With  Gwynne,  J.,  Military 
mem.)  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  51,  1830,  p. 
38.)  .  1542 

Turner,  John  Wesley.    1833—.    Street  and 

alley  paving  In  St.  Louis.  2  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health 
Assoc.  Reports,  v.  10,  p.  318.) 

Turner,  Joseph  A.  Handbook  of  punctua- 
tion :  containing  the  more  important  rules 
and  an  exposition  of  the  principles  upon 
which  they  depend.  Phila.  1876.  16°.  —2137 

Turner-,  JosephMallord  William.  1775-1851. 
Works.  With  a  biographical  sketch  and 
critical  and  descriptive  notes  by"  James  Daf- 
forne.     London,  n.  d.    4°.  —1743 

■ Liber  fluviorum  ;    or,  river  scenery  of 

Prance.  Depicted  in  61  line  engravings 
•  from  drawings  of.  With  descriptive  letter- 
press by  Leitch  Ritchie  :  and  a  biographical 
sketch  by  Alaric  A.  Watts.  London,  1853. 
r.  8°.  '  —1753 

BuKNBT,  J.    Turner  and  his  works.    1853. 

— -  Hamerton,  p.  G.  Life  of  J.  M.  W.  Tur- 
ner. "1879. 

MONKHOUSE,  W.  C.     Turner.     1879.     {II- 

lustr.  biog.  of  great  artists. ) 

Pye,  J;,  and  Roget,  J.  L.    Notes  and 

memoranda  respecting  the  Liber  studiorum 
of  J.  M.  W.  Turner.     187«. 

Rawlinson,  W.  G.  Turner's  Liber  stu- 
diorum, a  description  and  a  catalogue.    1878. 

RuSKiN,  J.     Catalogue  of  the  drawings 

and  sketches  by  J.  M.  W.  Turner,  at  present 
exhibited  in  the  National  Gallery.  1886. 
{In  his  Miscellanea,  v.  1.) 

Thoenbury,  G.  W.  Life  of  J.  M.  W.  Tur- 
ner.    1877. 

-  ehaiining,  W.  E.  Turner.  17  pp.  {Journ.  Spee. 
PUlos.  V.  10, 1876,  p.  lil.)— Colqubonii,  J.  C.  Lite  of 
T.  46  pp.  {In  Ms  Scattered  leaves  ot  biography,  p. 
273.)— Conant,  H.  8.  J.  M.W.  Turner.  20  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  66,  1878,  p.  381.)  —  Cunningham,  P. 
Memoir  of  T.  32  pp.  (Burnet,  J.,  rurnfir  and /tfs  «;orfcs, 
p.  16.)— liiebrelch,  B.  Turner  and  MulreadJ.  10 
pp.  IMacmillan's  Mag.  v.  35, 1872,  p.  499.)— Nordhoff, 
C.  Gossip  about  a  great  painter.  5  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  22, 1861,  p.  231.)— [BTotlce  of  T.]  3  pp.  (Brit, 
painters  of  the  IB  and  19  cent.  p.  4.)— Pngin  and  T.  17 
pt).  [Dublin  Bev.  v.  51,  1862,  p.  267.)— Redding,  C. 
Tbe  late  J.  M.  W.  Turner.    6  pp.    [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  45, 

'  1852,  p.  150.)— Ruskln,  J.  Turner.  44  pp.  (Arrows 
ofthechttce,  v.  1,  p.  115.)— Russell,  W.  J.  M.  W.  Tur- 
ner. 11  pp.  (In  Ms  Eccentric  personages,  p.  246.) — 
TKor£,  T.  E.  J.  In  Ms  Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecole  an- 
glalse.  16  pp.— Ttmbg,  J.  3.  M.  W.  Turner.  61  pp. 
(In  Ms  Anecdote  biography,  2  s.  p.  309.)— Watts,  A.  A. 
Biographical  sketch  of  T.  60  pp.  (Turner,  J.  M.  W., 
Liber  Jtuviorum,  p.  vii.) 
See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  91, 1862,  p.  17. 

Turner,  Lucian  M.  Contributions  to  the 
natural  history  of  Alaska.  Results  of  in- 
vestigations made  chiefly  in  the  Yukon  dis- 
trict and  the  Aleutian  islands ;  conducted 
under  the  auspices  of  the  Signal  Service, 
IJnited  States  army,  extending  from  May 
PAKT  v.— 84. 


1874,  to  August  1881.  Washington,  1886.  4°. 
( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  miseel.  doo.  v. 
8,  No.  155.)  -4451 

Turner,  O.  History  of  the  pioneer  settle- 
ment of  Phelps  and  Gorham's  purchase,  and 
Morris'  reserve  .  .  .    Rochester,  1851.    8°. 

3564 

Pioneer  history  of  the  Holland  purchase 

of  western  New  York  :  embracing  some  ac- 
count of  the  ancient  remains  .  .  .  and  a 
history  of  pioneer  settlement  under  the 
auspices  of  the  Holland  company;  including 
reminiscences  of  the  war  of  1813.  Buffalo, 
1850.     8°.  3565 

Turner,  Richard  Ottaway.  Settled  land  act, 
1882,  and  the  settled  land  act,  1884.  See 
Wolstenholme,  E.  P.,  and  Turner,  R.  O. 

Turner,  Samuel  Epes.  Sketch  of  the  Ger- 
manic constitution  from  early  times  to  the 
dissolution. of  the  empire.  New  York,  1888. 
13°.  —1336 

Turner,  Sharon.  1768-1847.  History  of 
England  during  the  middle  ages,  comprising 
the  reigns  from  the  Norman  conquest  to  the 
accession  of  Edward  I.  3  ed.  London, 
1830.     5  v.  8°.  1566 

History  of  the  Anglo-Sax'ons,  from  the 

earliest  period  to  the  Norman  conquest.  5 
ed.  London,  1838.  3  v.  8°-  (Rev.  of  in 
Edin.  Bev.  v.  3, 1805,  p.  360.)  1566 

History  of  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII.  com- 
prising the  political  history  of  the  commence- 
ment of  the  English  reformation.  3  ed. 
London,  1837.    3  v.  8°.  1566 

History  of  the  reigns  of  Edward  VI,  Mary, 

and  Elizabeth.  3  ed..  London,  1829.  '2  v. 
8°.  1566 

Sacred  history  of  the  Vforld.    22  pp.    (Eev.  of  In 

Fraser's  Mag.  v.  6,  1832,  p.  329;  v.  11,  1835,  p.  497.)— 
Vindication  of  tlie  Welsli  barda.  9  pp.  (Rev. 
ot  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  4, 1804,  p.  198.) 

Turner,  Thomas.    17  cent.    Relations  of  2 

yeeifis  in  Braslll.  1  p.  (Purchas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,  v. 
4,  p.  1243.) 

Turner,  Thomas  Hudson.    1815-52.    Some 
account  Of  domestic  architecture  in  England, 
from  the  conquest  to  the  end  of  the  13  cen- 
tury:   2  ed.     Oxford,  1877.     8°.  —1775 
Note.—Vor  continuation  see  Parker,  J.  H. 

T  urner,  Thomas  J. ,  M.  D.    Air  and  moisture 

on  shipboard.  A  fragment  of  applied  physiology.  13 
pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  4,  p.  103.)— On 
the  bygiene  of  emigrant  sbips.'  69  pp.  (Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  6,  p.  17.)— Hygiene  of 
tbe  naval  and  mercbant  marine*  51pp.  (Buck, 
A.  H.,  Treatise  on  liygiene,  v.  2,  p.  175.) — Some  remarks 
upon  national  and  international  sanitary  Juris- 
prudence. 38  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beports, 
V.  7,  p.  32.) 

Turner,  Sir  William.     1833—.     Report  on 

the  bones  ot  cetacea.  48  pp.  3  pi.  (Challenger  Exped. 
Zool.  V.  1.)— Beport  on  the  human  crania  and  other 
bones  ot  the  skeletons.  266  pp.  10  pi.  (Challenger 
Exped.  Zool.  v.  10,16.) 

— '—  (Ed.)  Scientific  papers  and  addresses. 
See  Rolleston,  G. 

Turner,  Bev.  William,  Jr.  Memoir  of  Be- 
wick. 66pp.  (iBxAlne, Siry}., Naturalises Libr.:  Birds, 
V.  10,  p.  16.) 

lAfeB  ot  eminent  Unitarians.    14  pp.    (Key.  of  In 

Chr.  Exam.  v.  37, 1844,  p.  317.) 

Turner,  William,  M.  D.  Circa  1530-68. 
Names  of  herbes,  A.  D.  1548.  Ed.  by  James 
Britten.  London.  1881.  8°.  (Eng.  Dialect 
Soc.  No.  34,  s.  D,  Miseel.)  —3163 


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The  old  learning  and  the  new  compared  together. 

79  pp.    (Fathers  of  Eng.  Cli.  v.  4,  p.  699.) 

Turner,  William.  17  cent.  Treatise  touch- 
ing Guiana.  3  pp.  (FurchaSi  S.,  EU  pilgrimes,  v.  i, 
p.  1266.) 

Turner,  William.    Journal  of  a  tour  in  the 

Levant.    16  pp.    lEev.  of  In  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
V.  26, 1822,  p.  82  J  V.  27,  1823,  p.  U6.) 

Turner,  William  Henry,  and  Coxe,  Bev. 
Henry  Octavius  (Eds.)  Calendar  of  charters 
and  rolls  preserved  in  the  Bodleian  library. 
Oxford.  1S78.    8°.  W.23 

- —  and  Hawkins,  Robert  S.  [Eds.)  Selec- 
tions from  the  records  of  the  city  of  Oxford, 
with  extracts  from  other  documents  illus- 
trating the  municipal  history ;  Henry  VIII  to 
Elizabeth  (1509-83).  Oxford,  1880.  r.  8°.  1523 

Turner,  William  M.    Daisy's  mission.    5  pp. 

(  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  11, 1873,  p.  515.) 

Turner,  William  Wadden.  1810-59.  Ac- 
count of  a  Japanese  romance.  26  pp.  (Am.  Orient. 
Soo.  Journ.  v.  2, 1861,  p.  27.) 

Literature  of  American  aboriginal  lan- 
guages.   See  Ludewig,  H.  E. 

(Tr.)  America,  and  the  American  people. 

See  Raumer,  F.  L.  G.  von. 

Felton,  C.  C.     W.  W.  Turner.    2  pp.     (Bmlthson. 

Inst.  Miscel.  coll.  v.  18,  1880,  p.  166.) 

Turner.    See  cdso  Tumor. 

Tnrnerelli,  Edward  Tracy.  Russia  on  the 
borders  of  Asia.  Kazan,  the  ancient  capital 
of  the  Tartar  Khans  ;  jvith  an  account  of 
the  province  to  which  it  belongs,  the  tribes 
and  races  which  form  its  population.  Lon- 
don, 1854.    2  v.  8°.  3475 

What  I  know  of  the  late  Emperor  Nicholas 

and  his  family.    London,  1855.     12°.       5875 

Turners.  Jahn,  F.  L.  Deutsche  turnkunst. 
1847. 

Arndt,  E.  M.      Turnwesen  nebst  elnen  anhang 

(1842).    62  pp.     (Schriften,  v.  3,  p.  241.) 

Turner's  companion:  containing  in- 
structions in  concentric,  elliptic,  and  eccen- 
tric turning  ;  also  various  plates  of  chucks, 
tools,  and  instruments ;  and  directions  for 
using  the  eccentric  cutter,  drill,  vertical 
cutter,  and  circular  rest ;  with  patterns, 
and  instructions  for  working  them.  Phila. 
1856.     16°.  —2716 

Turning. 

Campin,  F.    Practice  of  hand-turning  in 
wood,  ivory,  shell,  etc.     1861. 

Handbook  of  turning  ;  containihg  in- 
structions in  concentric,  elliptic,  and  eccen- 
tric turning.     1859. 

Holtzapffel,  C.  Turning  and  mechan- 
ical manipulation.    1856-66,  3  v. 

.Ibbetson,  J.  H.    Specimens  of  eccentric 

circular  turning,    n.  d. 

Rich,  C.   H.     Specimens  of  the  art  of 

ornamental  turning.     1819. 

— -  Turner's  companion  :  containing  instruc- 
tions in  concentric,  elliptic,  and  eccentric 
turning.     1856. 

Turning-points  in  life.    Arnold,  F.    2  v. 

—2367 

Tnrnor,  Edmund.  1755-1828.  Short  view 
of  the  proceedings  of  the  several  committees  and 
meetings  held  In  cpnaequence  of  the  intended  petition 
to  Parliament,  from  the  county  of  Lincoln,  tor  a  limited 
exportation  of  wool,  in  the  years  1781  and  '82;  to- 
gether with  Mr.  E.  Glover's  letter  on  that  subject:  to 
which  is  added  a  list  of  the  pamphlets  on  wool  lately 
published,  with  some  extracts.  9  pp.  {Pamphleteer. 
T.  23, 1824.  p.  376.) 


Turnor.    See  also  Turner. 

Turnour,  George.  The  Mahawanso  in  Ro- 
man characters,  with  the  translation  sub- 
joined :  and  an  introductory  essay  on  P&li 
Buddhistical  literature.     Ceylon,  1837.    4°. 

3173 

Turnus.     1  ceni.     Fragmentum  satirae  in 

Neronem.  6  pp.  (Lemalre,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2, 
p.  130 ;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  77.) 

Turold.    See  Theroulde. 

Turones.  Duf our  de  Loches,  J.  M.  J.  M.  Dis- 
sertation historlque  sur  une  m^dalUe  des  Turonos, . 
dont  le  rovers  est  ln6dlt.  17  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antlq.  de 
France,  Mlm.  v.  1, 1817,  p.  37.) 

Turpentine.    Begbie,  J.  W.    Therapeutic 

actions  and  uses  of  turpentine.  23  pp.  (Selectionsfrom 
worlds,  p.  281.) — IViiikelmanu,  J.  Terpenthln-  und 
flchtenliarz-industrle.  36  pp.  [Samml.  wissens.  vortrg. 
T.  16, 1880,  p.  691.) 

Turpie,  David  McCalman.  The  Old  Testa- 
ment in  the  New:  a  contribution  to  Biblical 
criticism  and  interpretation.  London,  1868. 
8°.  —1234 

Turpilius,  Sextus.  — B.  C.  101.  Comoedi- 
arum  reliquiae.  Ed.  Paulus  GrautofE.  Bon- 
nae,  1853.     8°.  3334 

Fragmeuta.    6  pp.    ( Collectio  Pisaw.  v.  4,  p.  358.) 

Tnrpin,  Abp.  of  Reims.    9  cent.    Chronique. 

Paris,  1835.     sm.  4°.  1224 
History  of  Charles  the  Great  and  Orlando.    Tr.  .  .  . 

hyT.  Kodd.    56  pp.    (Uo(ld,T.,Anct.  Spanish  ballads,  t. 

1,  p.l.) 

Castets,    F.      Turpini  Historia   Karoli 

Magni  et  Rotholandi .  .  .  1880.  (Soc.  pour 
I'etude  des  langues  romanes.  Pub.  spec.  7.) 

martoiine,  C.  F.  de.    Examen  de  guelques  opinions 

^misesau  sujetde  la  chronique  dltedeTurpln.  8p^. 
(Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  Mlm.  v.  11, 1835,  p.  301.) 

Turpin,  Frangois  Henri.     1709-99.    History 

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Turre.    See  Torre. 

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Turrien,  Frangois.    See  Torres,  F.  de. 

Turrigius.    See  Torrigio. 

Tursellinns,  sen  de  pai-ticulis  Latinis  com- 
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Tuscan  poetry.    See  Italian  poetry. 

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Twesten,  Karl.    1830-70.    Die  zeit  Ludwig's 

SIV.  29  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  6, 1871,  p.  1.) — 
Machiavelli.  36  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortra.  T.  3. 
1869,  p.  1.)  K     '•    . 

Twice  in  love.    7  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v. 

13,  1866,  p.  367.)  rr        \  i-  "^ 

Twice-told  tales.  3  v.  Hawthorne,  N., 
Works,  v.  1,  3.  1286 

Twickenham.  Cobbett,  R.  S.  Memorials 
of  Twickenham  :  parochial  and  topograph- 
ical.    1873.  f  &    F 

— -  L.l<erary  suburb  of  the  18  century.  64  pp. 
(Fraser-s  Mag.  v.  61,  1860,  pp.  124,  267,  387,  644,  834  :  V. 
62, 1860,  p.  94.)  ■         >         .         .         , 

Twilight,  Intensity  of.     5  pp.     Williams, 

C.  H.    (Pickering,  E.  0.,  Papers  on  pivysics.) 


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Twine,  Lawrence.  Patterne  of  painfull  ad- 
ventures. 77  pp.  (CoUier,  J.  P.,  Shakesp.  libr.  V.  1,  p. 
183;  Hazlltt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  libr.  T.  4,ji.  229.) 

Twingcr  Ton  Koenigsliofen,  Jacob.  15 
cent.  Chronlk,  1400  (1415).  Leipzig,  1870-71. 
2v.  8°.     (Chroniken  deutsch,  staedte.^\.  8,  9.) 


Twilling,  Eichard.    Memoir  of  Rev.  Thomas 

Twlulug.  13  pp.  (Twining,  T.,  Recreations  and  studies, 
p.  1.)       . 

{Ed.)     Selections    from   papers    of    the 

Twining  family.    See  Twining,  Eev.  T. 

Twining,  Rev.  Thomas.  1735-1804.  Recrea- 
tions and  studies  of  a  country  clergyman  of 
the  18  century.  Being  selections  from  the 
correspondence  of.   London,  1882.   12°    3706 

Selections  from  papers  of  the  Twfning 

family:  a  sequel  to  "The  recreations  and 
studies  of  a  country  clergyman  of  the  18  cen- 
tury." Ed.  by  Richard  Twining.  2  s.  Lon- 
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Twluing,  B.    Memoir  ol  T.    13  pp.    (Twining,!., 

Recreations  and  studies,  p.  1.) 

Twining,  Thomas.  Technical  training. 
Being  a  suggestive  sketch  of  a  national 
system  of  industrial  instruction  .  .  .  Lon- 
don, 1874.     a°.  ,  —3388 

Twins.    Galton,  F.    History  of  twins,  as  a 
criterion  of  the  relative*  povfere  of  nature  and  nurture. 
11  pp.    IFraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  12, 1876,  p.  666.) 
Ses  also  Siamese  twins. 

Twins,  The.    18  pp.    Bremer,  F.,  TFo?:fcs,  v. 

1,  p.  399. 

TwiSS,  Fi-ancis.  1758-1827.  Complete  ver- 
bal index  to  the  plays  of  Shakspeare ; 
adapted  to  all  the  editions.  London,  1805. 
2  V.  8°. '  3885 

Twiss^  Horace.  1787-1849.  Public  and  pri- 
vate life  of  Lord  Chancellor  Eldon,  with 
selections  from  his  correspondence.  2  ed. 
London,  1844.  8  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brit. 
Quart.  JRev.v.  1,  1845,  p.  277;  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  24,  1844,  p.  301;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  81, 
1845,  p.  181;  Eraser's  Mag.  v..  30,  1844,  p.  211; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  74,  1844,  p.  71;  Westm.  Rev. 
V.  i2,  1844,  p.  456.)  4784 

Twiss,  Richard.  1747-1821.  Miscellanies. 
London,  1805.     2  v.  8°.  2364 

Contents.  Billiard  diagram,  v.  2.— Calumny, 
prying,  and  ineddling,  v.  1.  —  Chemical  experi- 
ments, V.  2. —  Cliess  ;  Index' to  chees,  v.  2. —  Tlie 
Coquette,  v.  1.— Daintiness  and  squeamlstineas, 
V.  1.— Draughts  ;  Index  to  drauglits,  v.  2,— Drunk- 
enness, V.  1. — Final  quotation,  v.  2.— Galvan- 
ism, v.  2.— Tlie  Inquisition,  v.l.—Kolf-gronndst 
V.  2.— Itlatrlmony,  v.  l.~Maxlms  and  apophthegms, 
V.  1.— Multiplication  diagram ;  Multiplication  with 
a  fraction,  v.  2.— Musiclc,  v.  2.— Natural  court- 
ship, V.  2.  —  New  married  couple,  v.  1.  —  Old 
woman,  v.  1.— Poetry,  v.  2.— Quarrels,  v.  1.— 
Refined  senses,  v.  1.— Rich  blockhead,  v.  1.— 
Romances,  v.  1 — Russian  horn-musick,  v.  1. — 
Trade,  v.  1. — Translations,  v.  2. — Two  squares 
made  into  one,  v.  2. 

Tour  in  Ireland  in  1775.    With  a  map, 

and  a  view  of  the  salmon-leap  at  Bally- 
shannon.    [Anon.]    London,  1776.    8°.    1407 

Twiss,  Sir  Travers.  1809—.  Law  of  nations 
considered  as  independent  political  commu- 
nities. On  the  rights  and  duties  of  nations 
in  time  of  peace  and  war.  London,  1861-68. 
2  V.  8°.  —1314 

On  the  relations  of  the  Duchies  of  Schles- 

wig  and  Holstein  to  the  crown  of  Denmark 
and  the  Germanic  confederation,  and  on  the 


treaty-engagements  of  the  great  European 
powers  in  reference  thereto.  London,  1848. 
8°.  3654 

Oregon  territory,  its  history  and  dis- 
covery.    New  York,  1846.     13°.  3597 

View  of  the  progress  of  political  economy 

in  Europe  since  the  16  century.  London, 
1847.     8°.  —1304 

(Ed.)    Monumenta  juridica.     The  black 

book  of  the  admiralty.  London,  1871-76. 
4  V.  8°.     {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4554 

{Ed.)      De   legibus    et    consuetudinibus 

Angliae.    See  Bractqn,  H-  de. 

{Ed. )   T.  Livii Patavini  Historiarum  libri. 

See  Livius  Patavinus,  T. 

Twitt,  John.  16  cent.  True  report  of  a 
voyage  undertaken  tor  the  West  Indies  hy  0.  Newport. 
i  pp.    (Haliluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  4,  p.  48.) 

'Twixt  iJen  Nevis  and  Glencoe.  Stew- 
art, A.  2594 
Two.    Turner,  S.    On  the  elementary  and 

compound  terms,  and  their  classlflcatlons  and  afflnl- 
tles  for  the  numeral  two.  13  pp.  (Eoyal  Soo.  of  Lit. 
Trans,  v.  1, 1829,  p.  32.) 

Two  Admirals,  The.    Cooper,  J.  F.     1275 
Two  Autumns,  The.    4  pp.    Arnold,  G., 

Poems,  p.  79.  \ 

Two  Babylons,  The.  Hislop,  Rev.  A.  --3206 
Two  beauties.    11  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

n.  s.  V.  6,  1880,  p.  34.) 

Two  birds  with  one  stone.    5  pp.    {Harper''s 

Mag.  V.  19,  1859,  p.  668.) 

Two  breatlts.  The.    28  pp.    Kingsley,  C, 

Sanitary  and  social  lectures  and  essays,  p.  47. 

Two  brothers  of  Avignon,  Story  of  the. 

(From  Goulart's  "Admirable  and  memorable  histo- 
ries.")   2  pp.     (Hazlltt,  W.  C,  Shakesp.  libr.  v.  1,  p.  6B.) 

Two  centuries  oT  ceramic  art  in  Bris- 
tol.   Owen,  H.  —1733 

Two  centuries  of  Irisb  liistory,  1691- 
1870.     Sullivan,  W.  K.,  and  others.         2596 

Two  chapters.    6  pp.    {Eraser's  Mag.  v. 

70,  1864,  p.  61.) 

Two  chiefs  of  Dunboy.    Froude,  J.  A. 

2315 
Two  Cliristmas  celebrations,  A.  D.  1 

and  1855.     Parker,  T.  1294 

Two  college  friends.    17  pp.    {Harper's 

,  Mag.  V.  12,  1856,  p.  779.) 

Two  conrtsliips.    '18  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.r.  77,1871,  p.  382.) 

Two  cousins.    7  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  8, 

1854,  p.  168.) 

Two  damsels.  The.      81  pp.      Cervantes 

Saavedra,  M.  de,  Exemplary  novels,  p.  410. 

Two  dinners.  The  ;  poem.    5  pp.    {Eraser's 

Mag.  V.  16,  1837,  p.  279.) 

Two  drovers.  The.    56  pp.    Scott,  Sir  W., 

Waverleif  novels,  v.  41,  p.  301. 

Two  Emilies,  The.    8  pp.    {Blackwood's  ' 

Mag.  V.  25, -1829,  p.  323.) 

Two  events  in  the  life  of  an  empiric.    11 

pp.     (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  31, 1845,  p.  482.) 

Two  Foscari,  The.    109  pp.    Byron,  G.  G. 

N.,  Baron,  Poet,  works,  v.  6,  p.  3. 

Two  graves.    15  pp.    {Eraser's  Mag.  v.  34, 

1846,  p.  13.) 

Two«handcd  Dick,  the  stockman.    4  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  1. 1860,  p.  190.) 

Two  hours  of  mystery.  16  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  63, 1843,  p.  85.) 

Two  hundred  designs  for  cottages  and 
villas.   Walter,  T.  U.,  and  Smith,  J.  J.     4  v. 

—1771 

Two  Journeys  to  Japan.  Cornwallis, 
K.     3v.  1498 


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Two  kings  of  Uganda;  or,  life  by- the 

shores  of  Victoria  Nyanza.   Ashe,  R.  P.   1418 

Two   leaders.    2  pp.    Swinburne,   A.  C, 

Fosms  and  ballads,  1  3.  p,  155. 

Two  letters  from  Athens.    Penrose,  F. 

C.  1782 

Two  letters  relative  to  the  murder  of  Sir 

Robert  SpotUawoode   and   other   royalists.      16   pp. 
i^SpoUisvi(iQd&  MisceL  v.  1,  p.  197.) 

Two  Marys.    71  pp.    Oliphant,  Mrs.  M.  O. 

W.  (Mts.  M.  Maltland,  pseud.)    (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  26, 
1872,  p.  385  ;  v.  27, 1873,  pp.  43, 130,  230.) 

Two  Mrs.  Scudaniores.  40  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  110,  1871,  p.  710;  v.  Ill,  1872,  p.  46.) 

Two  months  in  the  Highlands.  Weld, 

0.  R.  1466 

Two  old  houses.  The.    6  pp.     [Fraser^s 

Mag.  T.  28,  1813,  p.  609.) 

Two  on  a  tower.    154  pp.    Hardy,  T.    [At- 

lant.  Monthly,  v.  49,  1882,  pp.  677,  722;  v.  60,  1882,  pp.  1, 
146,289,433,  677,721.) 

Two  painters.  23  pp.  AUston,  W.,  Lec- 
tures .  .  .  and  poems,  p.  218. 

Two  passports.  9  pp.   [Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  20,  1812,  p.  290.) 

Two  i>aths.  The.    Ruskin,  J.,  Works,  v.  10. 

—1713 
Two  patrons.  The.    18  pp.    (Blackwood'' s 

Mag.  T.  65, 1814,  p.  500.) 

Two  poets  of  Croisic,  The.  72  pp.  Brown- 

iDg,  K. ,  Agamemnon,  etc.  p.  153. 

Two  portraits.  The.    5  pp.    (Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  26, 1846,  p.  486.) 

Two  queens.  History  of.     Dixon,  W.  H. 

4  V.  3831 

Two  raTen8,The  :  a  story  of  the  18  century. 

34  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  36,  1861),  pp.  474,  601.) 

Two  royal  lives.    Roberts,  D.  5845 

Two     Shakespeare     examinations. 

Thorn,  W.  T.  3396 

Two  Sicilies.    See  Naples,  Kingdom. 
Two  sisters,  The.    4  pp.     (Harper''s  Mag. 

v.  6, 1852,  p.  347.) 

Two  speeches  on  the  late  negotiation  and 
convention  with  Spain.  Pownal,  T.,Oov.  of 
Mass.  1507 

Two  spies,  Nathan  Hale  and  John  Andr6. 
LoBsing,  B.  J.  3774 

Two  tables,  illustrative  of  the  speeches  of 
the  Et.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Liverpool,  and  the  Rt.  Hon. 
the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer;  showing  the  rates 
of  exchange  on  Hamburgh,  compared  with  the  amount 
of  bank  notes,  and  the  price  of  gold,  and  with  the 
foreign  expenditure,  and  the  value  of  grain-Imported 
from  the  year  1793  to  1819.  6  pp.  {Pamphleteer,  v.  15, 
1819,  p.  281.) 

Two  Tartar  conquerors  of  China.  Or- 
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Two  thousand  miles  on  horseback. 
Meline,  Col.  J.  F.  2477 

Two  trips  to  Gorilla  land.  Burton.  R. 
F.     2  V.  1424 

Two  Tictorines,  tale  of  la  Vendee.    27  pp. 

{Fraser's  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  pp.  184,  299.) 

Two  western  campaigns  in  the  war  of 

1812-13.     Williams,  S.     (Ohio  valley  hist.  s. 

miscel.  No.  2.)  3594 

Two  years  before  the  mast.    Dana,  R. 

H.,  Jr.  2497 

Two  years'  cruise  oflE  Tierra  del  Fuego. 

Snow,  Capt.  W.  P.    3  v.  2487 

Two  years  in  Fiji.    Forbes,  L.  2496 

Two  years  in  Peru.    Hutchinson,  T.  J. 

2  V.  2484 

Two  years' journal  in  New  York.  Wooley, 

C.    (Gowans,  W.,  BiMoi/i.  ^m.  V.  2.)    2473 


Twopenny  post-bag.    71pp.    Moore,  T., 

I'oet.  works,  V.  3,  p.  83. 

Twyford,  A.  W.,  and  Griflith,  MaJ.  Ar- 
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court  house,  and  prison.  With  photographs 
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1537 

Twynham,  England.    Pegge,  S.    Remarks 

on  the  hones  of  fowls  found  In  Chrlstohuroh,  T.    7  pp. 
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Twysden,  Sir  Roger.  1597-1672.  Certaine 
considerations  upon  the  government  of  Eng- 
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John  Mitchell  Kemble.  London,  1849.  sm. 
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- —  Historical  vindication  of  the  Church  of 
England  in  point  of  schism,  as  it  stands 
separated  from  the  Roman,  and  was  re- 
formed 1°  Elizabeth.  [Anon.l  Cambridge, 
1847.    8°.  —1266 

Journal:  from  the  RoydonlHallMSS.    180  pp.    (Kent 

Arohaeol.  Soc.  Arehaeol.  Cant.  v.  1,  1858,  p.  184;  v.  2, 
1869,  p.  176;  v.  3, 1860,  p.  146j  V.  4,  1861,  p.  131.) 

(Ed.)      Historiae  Anglicanae  Soriptores 

X.  Ex  vetustis  manuscriptis,  nunc  primum 
in  lucem  editi.  Adjectis  vairiis  lectiohibus, 
glossario,  indiceque  copioso.  Londini,  1651. 
fo.  -  1571 

Contents.  Allred,  or  Ealred,  Abbbt  of  Rievaux.  De- 
Borlptlo  belli  standardll;  Genealogia  regum  Anglo- 
rum  ;  Historla  de  sanctlmonlall  de  Wattun ;  Vita 
Edwardl  regis  et  confessorls. — Suraum  redditlo  ab- 
batblae.  8.  Atigustini  Cant. — Broinpton,  3.,  Abbot 
of  Jorevale.  Chronlcon  ab  A.  D.  688  ad  A.  D.  1198.— 
Decreta  papalla  de  prlraatu  Cant.— Evldentlae  ec- 
clesiae  Christf  Cant.  —  Gervase,  of  Canterbury. 
Chronica;  Imagines  de  dlscordlls  Inter  monachos 
Cantuarlenses  et  Baldewlnujn  archleplscopuin ;  Trac- 
tatus  de  combustlone  et  roparatlone  Cantuarlensls 
ecclesiae;  Vltae  pontlflcum  Cantuarlensls  ecclesiae. 
— Jolin,  Prior  of  Hexham.  Historla  XXV  annorum. — 
K-iiighfon,  "3.., Canon  of  Leicester.  Chronica  de  even- 
tibus  AngUae  a  tempore  Regis  Edgari  usque  mortem 
Regis  Klcardl  II.— Chronologla  spectans  ad  coenoblum 
S.  Petri  et  PauU,  Augustlnique  Anglorum  apostoU 
Cant. — Ralpli  de  Diceto,  Dean  of  London.  Abbre- 
vlatlonea  chroulcorum ;  Epistola  Callxto  papae  de  pri- 
matu  ;  Imagines  hlstorlarum ;  Series  causae  Inter 
Henr.  regem  et  Thorn,  archlep — Ricliard,  Prior  of 
Hexham.  De  antique  et  moderno  statu  Hagustaldensia 
ecclesiae  et  de  pontiflclbus  ejusdem  ecclesiae;  His- 
torla de  gestls  Regis  Stephanl,  et  de  bello  standardll. 
— Serlo,  Grammaticus.  Descrlptlo  belli  inter  regem 
Scotlae  et  barones  AngUae.— Stuli'bs,  T.  Vltae  Ar- 
chiepiscoporura  Eboracenslum.  —  Symeon.  of  Dur- 
ham. De  archiepiSc.  Eboracl ;  D^e  obsldlone  Dunelmi; 
Historla  de  gestls  regum  Anglorum  ;  Historla  Dunel- 
mensls  eoclesla^.— Thorn,  W.,  Monk  of  Canterbury. 
Chronica  de  rebus  gestls  abbat'um  S.  Aug.  Cant. 

Tyard,  Gaspard  Pontus.    See  Thiard,  G.  P. 
TyaSj  John.     Poema  numismate  annuo  dig- 

natum,  et  in  curia  Cantabrlglensl  recltatum.  4  pp. 
(Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  6, 1812,  p.  363.) 

Tyas,  Rev.  Robert.  Flowers  and  heraldry; 
or,  floral  emblems  and  heraldic  figures,  com- 
bined to  express  pure  sentiments,  kind  feel- 
ings, and  excellent  principles.  With -pi. 
London,  1851.     16°.  3787 

Tyborne  ...     A  sketch  by  the  authoress 

of  English  hospitals,  etc.  '6  pp.  (Rev.  of  inZiMftKniem. 
V.  48,  1860,  p.  634.) 

Tycho  (Klueik),  Bp.  of  Hjoring.    Processus 

inter  regem  Chrlstophorum  II  et  Episoopum  Burgla- 
nensem  TuchoTiem.  ^  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm, 
P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  y.  6,  p.  646.) 

Tycho  Brahe.    See  Brahe,  T. 

Tyerman,  Bev.  Daniel,  and  Bennet, 
George.  Journal  of  voyages  and  travels  of  ; 
who  were  deputed  from  the  London  Mission- 
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the  South  Sea  Islands,  China,  India,  etc.,  be- 


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from  original  documents  by  James  Mont- 
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Tyerman,  Rev.  Luke.  1830—.  Life  and 
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Life  of  Rev.  George  Whitefield.    New 

York,  1877.     2  v.  8°.  4783 

— -  Oxford  Methodists  :  memoirs  of  the  Rev. 
Messrs.  Clayton,  Ingham,  Grambold,  Hervey, 
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"Wesley's  designated  successor:  the  life, 

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Tyler,  Mrs.  Adaline.    Brockett,  L.  P.,  and 

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Tyler,  Bennet,  D.  D.    Lectures  on  theology. 

'25  pp.    (Eev.  of  In  New  Englander,  v.  17, 1859,  p.  746.) 

Tyler,  Brig.-Oen.  Daniel.  Fry,  J.  B.  Mc- 
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Tyler,  Rev.  Ed  ward  Royall.  Obituary  notice 
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Tyler,  James  Endell.     1789-1852.    Henry  of 

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•  character  of  Henry  V,  as  Prince  of  Wales 

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8°.  1505 

— —  Oaths  ;  their  origin,  nature,  and  history. 
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V.  59,  1834,  p.  446  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  61,  1838,  p. 
390.)  —1377 

Worship  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  Mary  in 

the  Church  of  Rome  contrary  to  Holy  Scrip- 
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physical  energy. 

Glaciers  of  the  Alps,  being  a  narrative  of 

excursions  and  ascents,  an  account  of  the 
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exposition  of  the  physical  principles  to 
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London,  1871.     13°-  —1618- 

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Tjng,  Edward.     Alden,  T.    Memoirs  of  T. 

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Tyngstoorougli,  Mass.  Lawrence,  N.  His- 
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Alexander  III,  T.  1. 
Barbour,  J.  t.  2. 
Bruce,  R.  v.  1,  2. 
Douglas,  G.  V.  3. 
Dunbar,  W.  v.  3. 
Fordun,  J.  de,  v.  2. 
Henryson,  E.  v.  8. 

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Scott,  M.  V.  1. 
Wallace,  Sir  W.  v.  1. 
Wyuton,  A.  V.  2. 


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Contents. 
Boehm,  H.  v.  1.  Gooh,  J.  tou,  v.  1. 

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Ulloa,  Pietro  C.  Circa  1810—.  Etat  actuel 
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Ullrich,  Franz  Wolfgang.  1795-1880.  Bei- 
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Ulm.    Art  in  Germany.    The  cathedral  of  U. 

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Uluianii,  Heinrich.  Franz  von  Sickingen. 
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Ulniann.    See  also  Ullmann. 

Ulniar,  of  ,St.  Vaast,  and  others.    Ex  mira- 

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Ulphilas.    See  Ulfilas. 


Ulpianiis,  Domitius.  Circa  170-388.  Quae 
vocant  fragmenta  sive  excerpta  exlibrosin- 
gulari  regularum.  Accedunt  ejusdem  insti- 
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Romani  partes  reliquae,  inter  quas  sunt 
fragmentum  quod  vocant  de  jure  flsoi  et  ex 
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Ulricli  II,  St.,  Bp.  of  Augsburg.     890-973. 

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Vlrich,  Abbot  of  Tegernsee.    11  cent.    Epis- 

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Vita  Sanetl  Udalrici  prlorls  Ceilenala.    19  pp. 

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Ulrich  von  Gutenburg.    13  cent.     [Lieder.] 

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Ulrich  von  Liohtenstein.    See  Lichtenstein, 

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(Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  2,  p.  62;  Wem- 
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Vlrich  von  Tuerheim.   13  cent.   Bruchstuecke 

aus  dem  Eennewart.  4  pp.  [Germania,  v.  16,  1871, 
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Ulricli  von  dem   Tuerlin.    13  cent.    Bruoh- 

stueot  aus  Wlllielm.  6  pp.  (Germanfa,  v.  28,  1883, 
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Sinsei'.  S.    Zum  'Wlllehalm  Ulrlolis  von  dem  Taer- 

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Ulricli  von  Wintersteten.    13  cent.    [Liader.] 

41  pp.    (Hageu,  F.  H.  von  der,  DUnnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  134.) 

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Ulricli,    Jakob    (Ed.)       Ehaetoromanische 

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— Oberlaendlsche  chrcstoikiathie,  v.  1. 

{Ed.)    Merlin,  roman  en  prose  du  XIII 

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(Bi.)     Sliracles  de  Notre  Dame  en  proven9al; 

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Ulricli,  der  empfindsame,  erzaehlung.    60 

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Athen,  V.  2 Boltraege  zur  topographie  vOn  Euboea, 

V.  2. — Topographie  der  liaefeii  von  Athen,  v.  2. — 
Ueber  den  tempel  der  Juno  auf  dem  berge  Ocha  bel 
Carystoa,  v.  2.— Ueber  daa  attlsohe  emporium  Im  Pi- 
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Topographie  von  Thebcn,  v.  2. — Erklaeruug  der  blld- 
•werke  am  Pronaos  des  Theseumg,  v.  2.— Topographie 
und  Insohrltten  von  Tithdra,  v.  2. — Topograph- 
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Gott  und  der  mensch.    Leipzig,  1873-74. 

3  V.  in  3,  8°.  —1436 

Contents.  Letb  und  seele,  v.  1,  pts.  1,  2.— Srund- 
zuege  der  praktlschen  pbtlosopble,  naturrecht, 
ethik,  und  aesthetlk,  v.  2. 

Shakspeare's  dramatic  art:  and  his  rela- 
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Strauss  as  a  philosophical  thinker.    A 

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1855,  pp.  61,  268.) 

(Ed.)    Zeitschrift  f uer  philosophie.    See 

Zeitschrift. 

Bo\rne,B.F.    Ulrlol's  "Logic";  Review ot Ulrlol's 

"Gott  und  die  natur."  67  pp.  (New  Englander^v.SS, 
1874,  pp.  468,  623.) 

Ulster,  County,  N.  Y.    Names  of  the  male 

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pp.  (O'Callaghan,  E.  B.,  Docum,  hist,  of  New  York,  v.  3, 
p.  580.) 

Ulster,  Province.,  Ireland. 

Concise  view  of  the  origin,  constitution, 
and  proceedings  of  the  Honorable  Society  of 
the  Governor  and  Assistants  of  London,  of 
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Harrison,  J.   The  Scot  in  Ulster.    Sketch 

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MacGuire,  C.    AnnalesUItoiiienses,431- 

1131.  1836.  (OVonoi:,0.,Rer.Hibern. script. 
V.  4.) 

and  O'CAISlDfi,  R.    Annals  of  Ulster, 

otherwise  .  .  .  Annals  of  Senat ;  a  chronicle 
of  Irish  affairs  from  A.  D.  431,  to  A.  D.  1540. 

[Irish.]    Ed.,  with  a  tr by  W.  M.  Hen- 

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Reid,  J.  S.     History  of  the  Presbyterian 

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Note.—y.  1,  3ed.;  v.  2,  3,  2  ed. 

Ulster  Journal  of  archaeology.     1853-62, 

9  V. 

C,  T.    Ulster  and  its  people.    11pp.    (Fraser's  Mag. 

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U.  with  British  and  Scottish  undertakers,  servitors, 
and  natives ;  Ordors.and  conditions  to  be  observed  by 
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to  the  establishment  of  the  said  plantation;  Instruc- 
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Ulster  Journal  of  archaeology.    Bel- 
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Ultiano.    8  cent.    Judioatum  in  controver- 

sla  agitata  inter  Talesperlanum  episcopum  Leucen- 

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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v.  87,  p.  1360.) 
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Taylor,  I.  3397 

Ultor  die  liacy :  a  legend  of  CappercuUen. 

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Ultraism.    8  pp.     (Boston  Quart.  Bev.  v.  1, 

1838,  p.  377.) 

Ultramontane    text*  books.      11   pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1870,  p.  766.) 

Ultramontani  sm. 

Badenqch,  G.  R.   Ultramontanism.  1874. 

QuiNET,    E.     ■  Ultramontanism,    or    the 

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Roberts,  W.  W.       Pontifical    decrees 

against  the  doctrine  of  the  earth's  move- 
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them.     1885. 

Pontifical  decrees  against  the  motion 

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Caesarism&ndUltramontanigm.  22pp.  {Dub- 
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4562 


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ITlybyscheir,  A.  D.    See  OulibichefE,  A.  D. 

Ulysses.    See  Odysseus. 

Ulysses  upon  AJax.    Harington,  Sir  J. 

( With  his  Metamorphosis  of  Ajax.)         2285 
Uiii  szepter  und  kronen.    Meding,  J.  F. 

M.  O.  (Gregor  Samarow,psettd. )    4  v.     1893 
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'Umar  Khaiyam.    See  Omar  Khayyam. 

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Umbrian. 
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See  also  Agnosticism. —Atheism,  — Deism. — 
Infidelity.— Materialism.  — Pantheism. —Ra- 
tionalism.—Scepticism. 

Unbewusste,  Das.  Hartmann,  K.  R.  E. 
von.  —1423 

Unbewusst^,  Das,  und  der  pessimismus. 
Volkelt,  J.  —1435 

Unbiassed  Irishman  .  .  .  with  strictures 
on  the  violation  of  the  articles  of  Limerick,  - 
etc.     Dublin,  1808.     8°.     {With  Milner,  J., 
Inquiry  into   certain   vulgar  opinions  con- 
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Unbidden  guest.  The.  12  pp.  {Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  39,  1836,  p.  639.) 

Uncas,  Sachem  of  the  Mohegans.    Agreement 

between  U.  and  the  Colony  of  Connecticut.  3  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Proc.  1867-69,  p.  16.)— Holmes,  A. 
Memoir  of  the  Moheagans,  and  of  U.  26  pp.  (Mass. 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.-Y.  9,  1804,  p.  76.) 

Uncharitableuess.    5  pp.    Watson,  E.  P. 

{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  20,  1867,  p.  416.) 

Unchristian  periidies  of  the  most  Chris- 
tian cabinet  of  France  towards  free  Spain ;  being  an 
appeal  to  the  public  opinion  of  Europe.  By  a  British 
traveller  in  the  peninsula.  29  pp.  (Pamphleteer.  7. 22, 
1823,  p.  521.)  J  .         . 

Uncle  Bernard's  story.    3  pp.    (JBar- 

per's  Jfttff.  V.  7,  1863,  p.  618.) 

Uncle  Gabe  Tucker.   Macon,  J.  A.    1216 


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4563 


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Uncle  George's  Christmas  story.    8 

pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  t.  8, 1854,  p.  374.) 

Uncle  John,  or  the  rough  road  to  riches. 

3  pp.  ,  (Warper's  Mag.  v.  2, 1851,  p.  840.) 

Uncle  Moseley  and  the  railroad.    6  pp. 

(Dublin  {Tniv.  Mag.  v.  23, 1844,  p.  COO.) 

Uncle  Peter.    21  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  48, 

1863,  pp.  434,  626.) 

Uncle  Remus.    Harris,  J.  C.  1216 

Uncle  Remus,  Nights  with.    Harris,  J.  C. 

1216 
Uncle  Sam  and  his  "  b  'hoys. "   6  pp.    (Dewi. 

Sev.  T.  28,  1851,  p.  299.) 

Uncle  Sam  and  his  boys.  History  of.    16 

pp.    Pauldlug,  J.  K.,  Book  of-Mogaries,  p.  323. 
Uncle  Sam  and  his  womankind,  History  of. 
21  pp.    Paulding,  J.  K.,  Book  of  vagaries,  p.  339. 

Uncle  Sam's  patriarchal  system  of 

government.    8  pp.    (Bern.  Rev.  v.  9, 1841,  p.  685.) 

Uncle  Sam's  treatment  of  his  servants. 

29  pp.    Parton,  J.,  Topics  of  the  time,  p.  1. 

Uncle  Tom's  cabin;  or,  life  among  the 

lowly.    Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  E.  B.  1272 

Uncle  Z.    62  pp.    (Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  130, 

1881,  pp.  143,  366,  448.) 

Unconscious,  The. 

Hartmann,  K.  E.  E.  von.     Philosophie 
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Philosophy  of  the  unconscious.     1884, 

3  V.     {Eng.  and  For.  Philos.  Libr.  v.  25-27.) 

Das  unbewusste  vom  standpunkt  der 

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VOLKELT,  J.    Das  unbewusste  und  der 

pessimismus.     1873. 

Hai'tmann,  K.  B.  E.  von.    Erwlderung  auf  die 

K'rltlk  melner  Philosophie  des  unbewussten  von  Herrn 
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See  also  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  49, 1876,  p.  124. 

Unconsciousness  and  annihilation. 

6  pp.    Boyd,  A.  K.  H.    (fraser's  Mag.  v.  80, 1869,  p.  380.) 

Unconstitutionality  of  congressional  ac- 
tion. Friese,  P.  C.  [With  Howard,  F.  K., 
Am.  bastiles.)  2656 

Und  sie  kommt  doch,  erzaehlung.    149 

pp.    Hlllern,  W.  von.     (Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  17,  1878, 
pp.  177,  339  ;  V.  18,  1879,  pp.  1,  167.) 

Undankbare  sohn,  volksmaerchen.    1  p. 

(Marbaoh,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  51,  p.  30.) 

Under  a  green  bough.    20  pp.    (JStefc- 

wood's  Mag.  v.  136,  1884,  p.  779.) 

Under  a  tropical  sky.  Amphlett,  J.  2487 
Under  false  colours;  or,  "A Roland  for 

an  Oliver."    23  pp.    (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24, 1881,  p. 
492.) 

Under  green  leaves.  Maekay,  0.  1308 
Under  the  blue  sky.  Maekay,  C.  2276 
Under  the  old  elm.   34  pp.    Lowell,  J.  R., 

Three  memnrial  poems,  p.  36. 

Under  the  shadow  of  the  Sphinx.    9 

pp.    {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  50, 1884,  p.  81.) 

Under  the  sky.    4  pp.    Thomas,  E.  M. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50,  1882,  p.  634.) 

Under  the  snow.    13  pp.    Macquoid,  Mrs. 

K.  a.    [Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  47, 1883,  p.  404.) 

Undergraduate,  The.     17  pp.     (Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  34,  1849.  pp.  331,  406.) 

Underground  Jerusalem.    Warren,  C. 

1785 


Underground  life.   Simonin,  L.  L.  —3742 
Underground  perils.    9  pp.    Bevan,  P. 

(Forln.  Rev.  v.  3,  1866,  p.  617.) 

Underground  rail  road.  Still,W.  —2344 

,See  also  OofQn,  L.,  Reminiscences. 

Underground  Russia.  Dragomanof ,  M. 
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Underbill,  Edward.  Autobiographical  an- 
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Underbill,  John,  —oiroa  1672.  Newes  from 
America  ;  or,  a  new  and  experimental!  dis- 
coverie  of  New  England  ;  containing,  a  true 
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Lee,  H.    Anti-scepticism  :  or,  notes  upon 

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Locke,  J.  Essay  concerning  human  un- 
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The  same.  1862,  2  v.  (Works,  v.  1,  2  : 
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Hazlitt.  W.     On   Locke's   Essay  on  the  human 

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See  also  Intellect.- Psycliology.— Reason. 

Understanding  the  mind  of  God.   145 

pp.    Owen,  J.,  Works,  v.  3,  p.  367. 
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Henry  Wadsworth  Longfellow.  A  bio- 
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James  Russell  Lowell.    A  biographical 

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Bulls  and  beai-s.    106  pp.    (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  2, 

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Darwinian  diversions.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
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(Ed.)      True    story    of    the    Exodus  of 

Israel.    See  Brugsch,  H.  K.,  Bey. 

Underwoods.    354  pp.    Jonson,B.,  Works, 

V.  8,  p.  291 ;  V.  9,  p.  1. 

Undeveloped  West.    Beadle,  J.  H.    3596 
Undiscovered  country.    163  pp.    How- 

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Undulatory  theory  of  optics.  On  the. 

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Undying  one.  The.    Maxwell,  Lady  C.  E. 

S.  S.  N.  1395 

Ulielli,    or   Veneli.     Gerville,   0.  de.     Ee- 

cherches  sur  le  pays  des  XJ.  et  sur  les  vllies  qui  y  out 

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antlq.  do  France,  Mim.  v.  i,  1823,  p.  263.) 


UNEXPECTED  VISIT 


4564 


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Unexpected  Tisit  to  the  antipodes.    10 

pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  81,  1873,  p.  130.) 

Unexplored  Baluchistan.    Floyer,  E. 

A.  1403 

Unexplored  Syria.    Burton,  R.  F.,  and 

Drake,  C.  F.  T.    3  v.  1487 

Uugarelli,  Aloys  Maria.     1779-1845.    Intei- 

pretatio    obeliscorvm  vrbis  ad   Gregorivm 

XVI  pontificem  maximvm.     Romae,  1842. 

fo.  and  atlas,  fo.  1711 

Ungarisclie     lyriker.      Steinacker,    G. 

(Ed.)  2335 

Uitgarisclie  TOlkslieder.    Benkert,  K. 

M.  (Ed.)  2835 

Uugarische  TOlksniaercben.   Gaal,  G. 

von  {Ed.)  1237 

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Oesterreichs,  v.  4.  3696 

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Ballage,  M.     2  v.  1166 

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Unger,  Georg  Friedrich.    1826 —    Zeitredh- 

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Unger,  Joachim  Jacob.  Einige  bemerkungen 

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Unger,  Robert  August.  1813—.  Dc^milio 
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De  C.  Valgii  Rufl  poematis  commentatio. 

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Unger,  William.    Hamerton,  P.  G.    Unger's 

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Ungern  oderMagyaren,  Die.  Hunfalvy, 
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U^ngewltter,  Franz  Heinrich,  LL.  D.  Eu- 
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Ungleicbheit  uienschliclier  rassen. 
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Unglueckliclie  liebe.    97  pp.    Schefer, 

L.,  Ausgew.  werke,  v.  2,  p.  73. 

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Lowell,  J.  R.,  Foet.  works,  p.  311. 

Unheilbar,  novelle.    94  pp.   Heyse,  P.  J. 

L.,  Gesamm.  wtrlce,  v.  4,  p.  312. 

Unibertns.    See  Humbert. 


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Uniform    of  the  army  of   the  United 

States,    Regulations  for  the.     See    United 

States,  Quartermaster-General. 
Uniform  trade  list  annual,  embracing 

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New  York,  1873.     8°.  L.5a 

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Union  College,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.    Well6, 

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See  also  Tioti,  E. 

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Union  Iron  Co.  Book  of  shapes.  Buffalo, 
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Union  Ueague  Club.  Bellows,  H.  W. 
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Lea,  I.    Observations  on  the  genus  Unio. 

V.  8,  pt.  2 ;  9-11,  13.    n.  d.  5  v. 

Indexes.    1867-74,  3  v. 

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Lea,  I.    Descriptions  of  the  embryonic  forms  of  38 

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Unions  •  Tcrfassuii^  Daenemarks     und 

Schleswigholsteins.    Lornsen,  U.  J.        3656 

Unlonville,  Conn.    Cowles,  J.,  L.    Union- 

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IJniqiie  fancy  ornaments.    Knight,  F. 

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Unitarian  advocate.    Ed.  by  Rev.  E.  Q. 
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Priestley,  J.    Defences  of  Unitarianism, 

1786-89.     n.  d.  2  v.     (Works,  v.  18,  19.) 

— —  Wilson,  J.  Unitarian  principles  con- 
firmed by,  Trinitarian  testimonies.    1867. 

Bishop  of  lotndon:  MT.Belsham.  15pp.  (Quar*. 

Biv.  V.  14, 1816,  p.  89.)— Ciianiilng,  W.  B.  Objections 
to  Unitarian  ChrlstlBulty  considered.  18  pp.  ( Works, 
T.  5,  p.  399.)— r/ia  same  In  French.  23  pp.  ( (Eaiires,  v.  4, 
p.  66.)— Unitarian  Christianity ;  Unitarian  Christianity 
most  favorable  to  piety.  89  pp.  [Worlcs,  v.  3,  pp.  69i 
163.)— r/ie  same  in  French.  104  pp.  (CKmotcs.v.  4,  pp.1, 
79.)— Confegglons  of  a  Unitarian.  11pp.  (College 
and  the  Church,  p.  16(1.)— Dewey,  O.  On  the  Unitarian 
belief.  18  pp.  (Cto-.  Exam.  v.  18,  1836,  p.  273.)— The 
Unitarian  belief.  131  pp.  (Works,  v.  3,  p.  1. )— Di- 
lemma of  Unitarianism.  - 13  pp.  (New  Englmder, 
V.  4,  ia46,-p.  494.)— Ellis,  E.  Our,  book  movement. 
11  pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  57, 1854,  p.  267.)— Gannett,  E.  S. 
The  Unitarian  deaomlnation.  13  pp.  i  C.'Jr.  Exam.  v. 
40,  1846,  p.  469.)— The  Unitarian  meetings.  16  pp. 
(Chr.  Kcam.  v.  46,  1849,  p.  306.) 

See  also  Jegns  Christ.- Soclnlans.- Trinity. 

Unitarian  Church,  History. 

Allen,  J.  H.    Our  liberal  movement  in 

theology.     1883. 
. and  others.    Unitarianism  :  its  origin 

and  history.    1890. 

Belsham,  T.  -  Memoirs  of  the  late  Rev. 

Theophilus  Lindsey,  including  ...  a  general 
view  of  the  progress  of  the  Unitarian  doc- 
trine in  England  and  America.    1873.  , 


— —  Bonet-Maury,  G.  Des  origines  du  Chris- 
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-= —  Ellis,  G.  E.  Half-century  of  the  Uni- 
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Frothingham,  O.  B.  Boston  Unitarian- 
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of  Nathaniel  Langdon  Frothingham.     1890. 

Report  of  the  national  conference  of  Uni- 
tarian and  other  Christian  churches,  held  in 
New  York,  Oct.  19-21,  1870.     1870. 

Sprague,  W.  B.   Annals  of  the  American 

pulpit.     V.  8.     Unitarian  Congregational. 
1865. 

Wallace,  R.     History  of  Unitarianism 

in  England.     1850.     (In  his  Antitrinitarian 
biography,  v.  1. ) 

Bartol.'C.  A.    The  ministry  at  large.    8  pp.    (Chr. 

Exam.  V.  25,1839,  p.  219.)— Bellows,  H.  W.  National 
conference  of  Unitarian  and  othei;  Christian  churches. 
24  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  86,  1868,  p.  319.)— National  con- 
ference of  Unitarian  churches.  13  pp.  ( Ohr.  Exam.  v. 
81,  1866,  p.  388.)— The  Unitarian  movement.  14  pp. 
(Chr.  Exam.  v. 80, 1866,  p.  289.)— Cheetham,  S.  Theo- 
dore Parker  and  American  Unitarianism..  19  pp. 
(Gontemp.  Ben.  V.  1,  1866,  p.  415.)— Examination  of  Mr. 
eobhett's-  objections  to  the  bill  for  the  relief  ot 
the  Unitarians.  14  pp.  (fam^We/eer,  v.  2, 1818,  p.  1.)— 
Dewey.  O.  Our  position,  prospects,  and  duties  as  a 
religious  body.  Is  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  46,  1848,  p.  94.) 
— XilllB,G.  E.  Unitarian  controversies.  49  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  v.  27, 1840,  pp.  18,  239,  357.)— The  Unitarian  con- 
troversy. 39  pp.  [Chr.  Exam.  v.  CO,  1856,  p.  64.)— 
Frothingham,  O.  B.  Unitarianism  in  the  16  and  17 
centuries.  27  pp.  [Chr.  Exam.  v.  60,  1851,  p.  202.)— 
Unitarianism,  past,  present,  and  future.  26  pp,  (Chr. 
Exam.  v.  65,  1858,  p.  366.)— Gannett,  E.  S.  Present 
position  of  Unitarianism.  28  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  36,' 
1844,  p.  397  ;  V.  37, 1844,  p.  106.)— Gray,  F.  T.  Origin  oj 
the  ministry  at  large.  11  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  49, 1860, 
p.  204.)— Hale,  E.  E.  National  conference  of  Unitarian 
churches.  21  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  78,  1805,  p.  409.)— 
Palfrey,  J.  G.  Unitarians  of  England.  8  pp.  ( Chr, 
Exam.  V.  4, 1827,  p.  291.)— Parhman,  J.  Grandplerre 
on  American  Unitarianism.  32  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  66, 
1864,  p.  397.)— Perkins,  -T.  H.  Unitarianism  in  the 
west.  6  pp.  (C/ir.  Exam.  V.  26,1839,  p.  37.)— Remusat, 
C.  de.  ConfroverBes.rellgieusesen  Angleterre.  L'Uni- 
tairianiame.  40  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1856,  2  pSr. 
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au  13  siftcle.  34  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mnndes,  1868, 2  p6r.  v. 
75,  p.  73.)— Schaff,  P.  Contllot  of  Trinitarianism  and 
Unitarianism.  19  pp.  [Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  15,  1858,  p. 
726.)— Tarbox.I.N.  Present  condition  and  prospects 
of  Unitarianism.  21  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  26,  1867, 
p.  191.)— Account  of  the  Unitarian  churches  In  Tran- 
sylvania. 8  pp.  ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  2,  1825,  p.  262.)— 
Tnckerman,  J.  Letter  on  the  ministry  at  large.  31 
pp.  (  Chr.  Exam.  v.  17, 1835,  p.  218.)— Turner,  W.,  Jr. 
Unitarianism  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland.  26  pp. 
(  Chr.  Mam.  v.  38, 1845,  p.  289.)— Ellis  on  the  Unitarian 
oontrovei'sy.  29  pp.  (Nem  Englander,  v.  16,  ISoS,  p. 
611.)— Unitarianism  In  New  Yorh.  8  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  6,  1847,  p.  20.)— "Walker,  J.  Unitarian 
controversy  in  England.    6  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam.,  v.  13, 1833, 

•  p.  399.)— "Ware,  H.,  Jr.  English  Unitarian  Metho- 
dists. 13  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.. 9,  1830,  p.  348.)— "Ware, 
"W.  The  ministry  at  large  in  Boston.  13  pp.  (Chr. 
Exam.  V.  36,  18^4,  p.  244.)— "Willis.  Vf.  Unitarianism 
in  Portland.    13  pp.    (CTir.  aam.  v.  44, 1818,  p.  34.) 

Unitarian    miscellany    and    Christian 

monitor.  Baltimore,  1831-24.  6  v.  12°.  —4287 

Unitarian  portraits.    8  pp.    Jones,  W. 

A.    (:Dem.  Rev.  v.  15, 1844,  p.  389.) 

Unitarian  principles  confirmed  by  Trin- 
itarian testimonies.     Wilson,  J.  — 4237 

Unitarian  review.  Boston,  1887-90.  8  v. 
8°.  —4203 

iV"ofe.— For  preceding  series  see  the  following  title. 

Unitarian  review  and  religious  mag- 
azine. Ed.  by  Rev.  C.  Lowe  [and  others]. 
Boston,  1874-86.     26  v.  8°.  —4204 

JVo/e.— Previous  to  1K74  known  as  Religious  maga- 
zine and  monthly  review,  and  in  1887  changed  to  Uni- 
tarian review. 


UNITAS  FRATRUM 


4566 


UNITED  STATES 


Unitos  Fratrnni,  History  of.  Schweinitz, 
E.  A.  de.  —3283 

Tlnitfe  de  I'espfice  hnmaine.  Quatre- 
fages  de  Breau,  J.  L.  A.  de.  1798 

Unitfe  des  forces  physiques.  Secchi, 
A.  —1518 

IJnited  Brethren.    See  Moravians. 

United   Colonies   of  'Se\r  England. 

Articles  of  confederation.  7  pp.  (Boweu,  F.,  Docu- 
menU  of  the  constitution  of  England  and  America,  p.  79.) — 
Resolve  of  the  Commissioners  of,  concerning  the 
Quakers.    2  pp.    (N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1, 1824,  p.  326.) 

Adams,  J.  Q.    New  England  confederacy  of  1643. 

36  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  9,  1846,  p.  189.)— 
Zjossing,  B.  J.  New  England  confederacy.  7  pp. 
(Salter's  Mag.  v.  26, 1862,  p.  627.) 

United  !Enipire  liOj'alists,  Centennial 
of  the  settlement  of  Upper  Canada  by  the. 

1637 

United  Irishmen.  Madden,  R.  R.  United 
Irishmen,  their  lives  and  times.    1857-60, 4  v. 

Frost,  T.    The  United  Irishmen.    87  pp.    (In  his 

Secret  societies  of  the  European  revolution,  v.  1,  p.  55.) 

United  Kingdom.     See  Great  Britain.— 

Ireland. 
United  Kingdom  tributary  to  France  ;  the 

real  cause  of  the  distresses  of  the  country.  10  pp. 
[Pamphleteer,  v.  17,  1820,  p.  623.) 

United  IVether lands.  United  Provinces. 

See  Netherlands. 
United  ProTinces  of  Rio  de  lia  Plata. 

See  Argentine  Republic. 
United     Sclavojfiians.     Frost,  T.     The 

United  Sclavonians.  23  pp.  (In  his  Secret  societies  of 
the  European  revolution,  v.  2,  p.  95.) 

United  Service  Magazine.  See  Col- 
burn's  United  Service  Magazine. 

United  States. 

Official  puhllcations  of  the  various  branches  of  the 
government,  and  works  about  these  branches,  ar- 
ranged In  the  following  order : 

Agriculture,  Department 
of,  p.  4567. 

Animal  Industry,  Bu- 
reau of,  p.  4567. 

Census  OfSce,  p.  4667. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Sur- 
vey, p.  4569. 

Comptroller  of  the  Cur- 
rency, p.  4569. 

Constitutional  Conven- 
tion, p.  4671. 

Court  of  Claims,  p.  4672. 

District  of  Columbia, 

Commissioners  of,  p.  4572. 

Engineers,  Corps  of,  p. 
4573. 

IStlinolQgy,  Bureau  of. 
See  Smithsonian  Institu- 
tion, p.  4162. 

Exploring  Expedition  to  the 
China  Seas  and  Japan, 
1862-54.  iSee  Perry,  M.  C, 
p.  3394. 

Fish  and  Figlierleg, 
Commission  of,  p.  4576. 

French  and  American 
Claims  Commission,  p. 
4576. 

Geneva,  Tribunal  of  Arbi- 
tration at,  p.  4575. 

Government  Hospital 
for  the  Insane,  p.  45i5. 


Adjutant  General, p. 

4567. 
Alabama  c  1  a  i  m  s.    See 

Geneva,  Tribunal  of  Ar- 
bitration at,  p.  4575. 

Attorney  General,  p. 
4567. 

Civil    Service     Commis- 
sion, p.  4569. 
•  Commissary  General  of 
Subsistence,  p.  4669. 

Congress,  p.  4569. 

Continental  Congress,  p. 
4572. 

Criminal  Court  for  the 
District  of  Columbia,  p. 
4672. 

Eldncation,  Bureau  of,  p. 
4572. 

£:ntoinological  Commis- 
sion, p.  4574. 

Exploring  Expedi- 
tion. 1838-42.  /See  Wilkes, 
C. 

ExpIoringExpeditlontothe 
.  Dead  Sea,  1848.  See  Lynch, 

W.  F.,  p.  2662. 
Fortifications   or  other 

defenses.  Board  on,  p.4575 

General  of  the  Army,  p. 

4575. 
Geographical  and  Geo- 
logical Explorations  and 
Surveys.    See  Hfiyden,  P^ 
v.,  p.  1892.— King.  0.,  p. 

2316 Powell,    J.    W.,    p. 

3669.— Wheeler,  G.  M. 


Greely  Relief  Expedi- 
tion of  1884,  p.  4675. 

House  of  Representa- 
tives, p.  4575. 

Indian  AflTalrs,  Office  of, 
p.  4681. 

Interior,  Department  of, 
p.  4581. 

International  American 
Conference,  p.  4682. 

International  Monetary 
Conference  held  ...  In 
Paris,  April-July,  1881,  p. 
4682. 

International  Sanitary  Con- 
ference, 1881,  p.  4682. 

Iron,  steel,  and  other 
metals.  Board  to  test,  p. 
4582. 

Justice,  Department  of, 
p.  4682. 

I<and  Office,  General,  p. 
4582. 

Iiife-saving  Service,  p. 
4583. 

Marine  Corps,  p.  4633. 

Military  Academy,  West 
Point,  p.  4584. 

Mining  Statistics,  Com- 
missioner of,  p.  4584. 

Mississippi  River  Com- 
mission, p.  4684. 

Monetary  Commission, 
1876,  p.  4584. 


National  Museum.    See 

Smithsonian  Institution, 
p.  4162. 
]Vaval  Academy,  Annap- 
olis, p.  4586. 


Sfaval  Intelligence,  Of- 
fice of,  p.  4586. 

Navigation,  Bureau  of, 
p.  4586. 

Northern  Boundary 
Commission,  p.  4586. 

Ordnance  Depart- 
ment, p.  4587. 

Paris  Universal  Expo- 
sitions, 1867,  '78,  Com- 
missioners to.  See  Blake, 
W.  P.,  p.  369.— MoCormick, 
B.  C,  p.  2676. 

Paymaster  General,  p. 
4587. 

Philadelphia  Interna- 
tional  Exhibition, 
1876,  Centennial  Commis- 
sion.   See  Walker,  F.  A. 

President,  p.  4688. 

Public  liand  Commis- 
sion, p.  4589. 

Railroads,  Bureau  of,  p. 
4689, 

Revenue,  Special  Com- 
missioner of  the,  p.  4589. 

Santo  Dontingo,  Com- 
mission of  Inquiry  to,  p. 
4689. 

Signal  Office,  p.  4696. 


Smithsonian  Institu- 
tion. See  Smithsonian 
Institution,  p.  4160. 

Statistics,  Bureau  of,  n. 
4597. 

Supreme  Court,  p.  4598. 

Tariff  Commission,  p.  4699. 


Health,   National   Board 

of,  p.  4575. 
Hydrographic  Office,  p. 

4681. 

Indian  Commlggton- 
ers.  Board  of,  p.  4581. 

Internal  Revenue,  Of- 
fice of,  p.  4582. 

International  Monetary 
Conference  held  ...  in 
Paris,  Aug.  1878,  p.  4682. 

International  Polar  Expe- 
dition, p.  4682. 

Interstate     Commerce 

Commission,  p.  4682. 
Judge    Advocate    Geu- 
eral,  p.  4582. 

Labor,  Department  of,  p. 
4582. 

liibrary  of  Congress,  p. 
4583. 

liight-honge  Board,  p. 
4583. 

Mexican  Claims  Com* 
mission,  p.  4683. 

Military  Commission 
to  Europe,  1865-66,  p.  4684. 

Mint,  Bureau  of  the,  p. 
4584. 

Missouri  River  Commis- 
sion, p.  4584. 

National  Academy  of 
Sciences.  <See  National 
Academy  of  Sciences,  p. 
3106. 

Nautical  Almanac  Of- 
fice, p.  4584. 

Naval  Astronomical 
Expedition    to  the 

southern  hemisphere, 
1849-52.  see  Gllliss,  J.  M., 
p.  1605. 

Naval  Observatory,  p. 
458!). 

Navy  Department,  p. 
4686. 

North'ivest  American 
Water  Boundary, 
Commission  of  the, p.  4687. 

Pacific  Railway  Com- 
mission, p.  4587. 

Patent  Office,  p.  4687. 


Pensions,  Bureau  of,  p. 

4587.  • 

Post  Office  Department, 
p.  4688. 


Provost   Marshal    Gen- 
eral, p.  4688. 
Cluartermaster  General, 

p.  4589. 

Register  of  the  Treas- 
ury, p.  4589. 

Boveuue  Commission,  p. 
4589. 

Senate,  p.  4589. 


Signal  Service,  Geologi- 
cal Survey  [and  other 
bureaus),  Joint  Commis- 
sion to  consider  the  pres- 
ent organizations  of,  p. 
4596. 

state.  Department  of,  p. 
4596. 

Steam     Engineering, 

Bureau  of,  p.  4698. 

Surgeon  General's  Of- 
fice, p.  459«. 

Topographical  Engi- 
neers, Corps  of.  iSce  with 
Engineers,  Corps  of  ,p.4573 


UNITED  STATES 


4567 


UNITED  STATES,  Census  Office 


Transits  of  Venus. Oom-    Trcnsnry  Department, 

missions  to  observe  the,       p.  4699. 
p.  4699. 
Treaties.     See  State,  De-    Vienna    International 
parlment  of,  p.  4697.  Exhibition,  1873,  Com- 

missioners to.   See  Thurs- 
ton, B.  H.,  p.  1460. 
IVar  Department,  p.  1600. 

Ames,  J.  G.,  and  others.  Eeport  re- 
garding the  publication  and  distribution  of 
public  documents.     1882. 

POORE,  B.  P.    Descriptive  catalogue  of 

the  government  publications  of  the  United 
States,  Sept.  5,  1774-March  4,  1881.     1885. 

iVoie.— Also  In  TI.  S.  48  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  mlscel. 
doc.  V.  4. 

United  States.    Interior,  Department  of . 

List  of  Congressional  documents  from  the 
20  to  the  46  Congresses,  inclusive.    1883. 

Report  regarding  the  distribution  of 

public  documents.     1886. 

,  —  Report  regarding  the  receipt,  distri- 
bution, and  sale  of  public  documents  on  be- 
half X)f  the  government,  1887-89.     1890. 

Report  of  the  receipt  and  distribution 

of  public  documents  on  behalf  of  the  gov- 
ernment.    1885-87,  3  Nos. 

Ilnited  S^tates,  Adjutant  General. 

Annual    report   to  the  General  of   the 
army,  1883.     "Washington,  1883.    8°.    —4373 
Note.— Ofher  Reports  of  tlie  Adjutant  General  are  In 
the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  War. 

General  orders  afiEecting  the  volunteer 

force,  1861-63.  Washington,  1863-64.  3  v. 
in  1,  13°.  .  1155 

Official    army  register,  1861-65,  '67-'70, 

'73,  '74.    Washington,  1861-74.    5  v.  12°. 

1155 

— -  Eeport  to  the  Secretary  of  War,  1883. 
Washington,  1882.     8°.  —4373 

Jftle.— other  Reports  of  the  Ad  J  utant  General  are  in, 
the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  War. 

United  IStates,  Agriculture,  Department  of. 
Album  of  agricultural  statistics  of  the 
United  States.    Washington,  1889.    4°. 

—4683 

Forestry  division.  Bulletin  No.  4.  Re- 
port on  the  substitution  of  metal  for  wood  in 
railroad  ties.  By  E.  E.  Russell  Tratman. 
Together  with  a  discussion  on  practicable 
economies  in  the  use  of  wood  for  railway 
purposes.  By  B.  E.  Eerhow.  Washington, 
1890.     8°.  —4693 

General  index  of  the  Agricultural  reports 

of  the  Patent  Office,  for  35  years,  from  1837 
to  1861;  and  of  the  Department  of  Agricul- 
ture, for  15  years,  from  1863  to  1876.  Wash- 
ington, 1879.     8°.    .  —4666 

Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Agricul- 
ture on  the  diseases  of  cattle  in  the  United 
States.    Washington,  1871.    4°.  —4312 

Report  on  Jute  culture,  and  the  impor- 
tance of  the  industry.  By  Prof.  S.  Water- 
house..  Washington,  1883.     8°.  —4666 

Report  upon  forestry.     Prepared  under 

the  direction  of  the  Commissioner  of  Agri- 
culture, by  Franklin  B.  Hough.  Washing- 
ton, 1878-83.     3  V.  8°.  —4693 


Reports,    1845,     '47-'88.       Washington, 

1846-89.    45  v.  8°.  -4667 

iVo(e.— From  184B-81  the  Eeport  forms  a  v.  of  the  Re- 
port of  the  Commissioner  of  Patents ;  beginning  with 
1862  the  Report  was  Issued  by  the  Commissioner  of 
Agriculture.  The  Report  tor  1880  Is  in  46  Cong.  3  sess. 
Senate  exec.  docs.  v.  1.  The  Reports  for  1881-88  are  in 
the  set  of  House  exec.  docs. 

Ilnited  States,  Animal  Industry,  Bureau  of. 
.  First,  8-5  annual  reports,  1884-88.   Wash- 
ington, 1885-89.     3  V.  8°.    ( 17.  8.  48-50  Cong. 
2  seas.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  2,  6, 12.)     — 4485 
United  States,  Attorney  General. 

Annual  reports,  1870-87.  Washington, 
1871-87.     17  V.  8°.  —4336 

Note.— The  Reports  for  1870-77,  '80-87  are  in  the  set 
of  House  exec.  docs. 

Digest  of  the  official  opinions  of  the  At- 
torneys-General of  the  United  States,  1789- 
1881.  Prepared  by  A.  J.  Bentley.  Wash- 
ington, 1885.  8°.  iU.  S.  48  Cong.  3  sess. 
House  miseel.  doc.  No.  15.)  — 4421 

Digest  of  the  published  opinions  of  the 

Attorneys-General  .  .  .  with  reference  to 
international  law,  treaties,  and  kindred  sub- 
jects.   Revised  ed.     Washington,  1877.     8°. 

—4317 
iVoie.— Also  In  V.  8.  44  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec 
doc.  No.  46. 

Opinions,  from  the  beginning  of  the  gov- 
ernment to  March  1,  1841.  Washington, 
1841.     8°.  —2334 

JVb(e.— Also  in  U.  S.  26  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
T.  6. 

Opinions,  1791-1851.  [n.  t.  p.]  [Wash- 
ington, 1851.]  2  V.  8°.  {U.  8.  31  Cong.  3 
sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.  55.)  — 4395 

United  States,  Census  Office. 

Population  of  the  United  States  (by 
states  and  territories),  in  the  aggregate,  and 
as  white,  free  colored,  slave,  Chinese,  and 
Indian,  at  each  census,  1790  to  1870.  Tables 
1-3.     [Washington,  1870.]    4°.  —3363 

Statistical  view  of  the  population  of  the  , 

United  States  from  1790  to  1880,  inclusive.  ' 
Washington,  1835.    4°.  —3361 

Joliuson,  C.  F.    The  census  laws.    7  pp.    (N.Am. 

Rev.  V.  131,  1880,  p.  135.) 
See  also  Dem.  Rev.  v.  26, 1849,  p.  291. 

4  Census,  1830.   * 

Census  for  1820.  Pub.  by  an  act  of  Con- 
gress, under  the  direction  of  the  Secretary 
of  State.    Washington,  1821.    fo.         —8861 

5  Census,  1830. 

Tables  exhibiting  the  number  of  white  persons  In 
the  United  States,  at  every  age,  deduced  from  the  last 
census.  By  J.  I.  Bowdltoh.  3  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts 
and  Scl.  Mem.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1833,- p.  345.) 

6  Census,  1810. 

Census  of  pensioners  for  revolutionary  or 
military  services.    Washington,  1841.    4°. 

—3362 

Compendium  of  the  enumeration  of  the 

inhabitants    and   statistics    of    the  United 
States  .  .  .  from  the  returns  of  the  6  census 
...     To  which  is  added  an  abstract  of  each  ' 
preceding  census.    Washington,  1841.    fo. 

—3361 
iVo(e.— Printed  by  Thos.  Allen. 

■ Sixth  census  or  enumeration  of  the  in- 
habitants of  the  United  States.    Washing- 
ton, 1841.     fo.  —3361 
iVbie.— Printed  by  Blair  and  Eives. 


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Statistics  of  the  United  States,  as  re- 
turned by  the  marshals  of  tHe  several  judi- 
cial districts,  under  the  13  section  of  the  act 
for  taiing  the  6  census,  corrected  at  the  De- 
partment of  State,  June  1,  1840.  Washing- 
ton, 1841.    obi.  fo.  —3313 

Approaching  ceasus.    8  pp.    {Dem.  Eev.  v.  5,  1839, 

p.  77.) 

7  Census,  1850. 

History  and  statistics  of  the  state  of 
Maryland,  according  to  the  returns  of  the  7 
census  of  the  United  States.  Washington, 
1853.    fo.  —3361 

■ Mortality  statistics.     By  J.  D.  B.  De  Bow. 

Washington,  1855.  8°.  (Z7.  S.  38  Cong.  3 
sess.  'House  exec.  doc.  No.  98.)  — 3362 

Report    of    the    Superintendent  of   the 

census  for  Dec.  1,  1853 ;  to  which  is  ap- 
pended the  report  for  Dec.  1,  1851.    By  J. 

C.  G.  Kennedy.  Washington,  18S3.,  8°. 
{With  U.  S.  Congress,  Laws,  etc.,  relating  to 
the  direct  and  excise  taxes.)  — 4415 

Severith  census.     Embracing  a  statistical 

■view  of  each  of  the  states  and  territories  .  . . 
By  J.  D.  B.  De  Bow.   Washington,  1853.   4°. 

—3363 

Statistical  view  of  the  United  States  .  .  . 

being  a  compendium  of  the  7  census.    By  J. 

D.  B.  DeBow.  Washington,  1854.  8°.  —3363 

Bradford,  W.  J.  A.    Facts  from  the  last  ceDsus. 

12  pp.     (Chr.  Exam.  V.  68,  1855,  p.  233.) 

See  alsoDem.  Eev.  v.  29, 1851,  p.  195. 

S  Census,  1860. 

Agriculture.  By  J.  C.  G.  Kennedy. 
Washington,  1864.    4°.  —3863 

Manufactures.     Washington,  1865.    4°. 

—3363 

Population.  ByJ.  C.  G.  Kennedy.  Wash- 
ington, 1864.    4°.  —3362 

Preliminary  report  on  the  8  census,  1860. 

By  J.  O.  G.  Kennedy.  Washington,  1863. 
8°.  -3363 

Statistics  (including  mortality,  property, 

etc.)     Washington,  1866.    4°.  —8363 

9  Census,  1870. 

Compendium,  June  1,  1870.  By  Francis 
A.  Walker.     Washington,  1873.    8°.    —3363 

Ninth  census.  Compiled  from  the  orig- 
inal returns,  ...  by  Francis  A.  Walker. 
Washington,  1873.     3  v.  4°.  —3363 

Contents.  Statistics  of  the  popnlaHon,  v.  1. — 
Vital  statistics,  V.  2.— Statistics  of  vrealth  and 
industry,  v.  3, 

Statistics  of    population.       Tables,  1-8. 

Washington,  1873.    4°.  —3362 

Garfield,  J.  A.    Ninth  census.    34  pp.    ( Works,  v. 

1,  p.  443.) 

See  also  Edln.  Eev.  v.  139, 1874,  p.  130. 

10  Census,  1880. 

Tenth  census.  Compiled  and  pub.  pur- 
suant to  acts  of  Congress  approved  March 
3,  1879,  April  20,  1880,  and  Aug.  7,  1882. 
Francis  A.  Walker  and  Charles  W.  Seaton, 
Superintendents.  Washington,  1883-88.  33 
V.  4°.  { U.  S.  47  Cong.  3  sess.  House  miscel. 
doc.  V.  13,  No.  43,  pts.  1-33.)  —3373 

Contents.  Agencies  of  transportation,  t.  4.— 
Pi'oductlons    of  agriculture,  v.  3.  — Alasiia:    Its 

population,  Industries,  and  resoiircea,  by  I.  Petroff,  v. 
8.— Building  stones  and  statistics  of  the  quarry 

Industry  for  1880.    By Hawes,  v.  10 Canals,  hy 

T.  C.  Purdy,  v.  4.— Cattle,  sheep,  and  swine.  By  C. 
Gordon,  v.  3.  —  Cereal   production.      By  W.  H. 


Brewer,  v.  3.— Manufacture  of  cliemlcal  products 
and  salt.  By  W.  L.  Rowland,  v.  2.— Manufacture  of 
colie.  By  J.  D.  Weeks,  v.  10.— Cotton  niannfac« 
tnrcs.  By  E.  Atltlnnon,  v.  2.— Report  on  cotton 
production,  also  embracing  agricultural  and  ijhy- 
slco-geographlcal  descriptions  of  the  several  cotton 
states  and  of  Orilifornla.  By  E.  W.  Hllgard  and  others, 
V.  6,  6. — Production  and  uses  of  cottoia  seedand  the 
cotton-seed-oil  Industry.  By  E.  W.  Hilgard,  v.  5.— Re- 
port on  the  defective,  dependent,  and  delin- 
quent classes  of  the  population  of  the  U.  S.  By"F. 
H.  "Wines,  V.  21. — Report  on  the  manufacture  of  en- 
gines and  hollers,  with  a  review  of  the  principal 
types  of  engines  for  manufacturing  purposes.  Bye. 
H.  Fitch,  V.  22.— Factory  system.  By  C.  D.  Wright, 
V.  2.— Flour  milling  processes.  By  K.  Neltel, 
V.  3.— Forests  of  North  America  (exclusive  of  Mexico). 
By  C.  8.  Sargent  (with  atlas),  V.  9— Manufacture  of 
glass.  By  3.  D.  Weeks,  v.  2.— Manufacture  of  hard- 
ware, cutlery,  and  edge  tools.  By  C.  H.  Fitch,  v.  2.— 
Ice  industry.  By  H.  Hall,  v.  22.— Manufactures  of 
iuterctiangeable  meciianism.  By  C.  H.  FltTCh, 
V.  2. — Macliine  tools  and  wood-working  machinery. 
By  F.  E.  Button,  v.  22.— Mnnufactureg,  v.  2.— Ma- 
rine engines  and  steam  vessels  in  the  U.  S.  mer- 
chant service.  By  C.  H.  Fitch,  v.  22.— Mining  in- 
dustries {exclusive  of  the  precious  metals),  with 
special  investigations  into  the  iron  resources  Of  the 
republic,  and  Into  the  cretaceous  coals  of  the  North- 
west. By  R.  Pumpelly,  v.  14.— Report  on  the  mor- 
tality and  vital  statistics.  By  J.  S.  Billings  (with 
atlas),  V.  11,  12.— Average  retail  prices  of  the  neces- 
saries of  life.  By  J.  D.  Weeks,  v.  20.— Newspaper 
and  periodical  press.  By  S.  N.  D.  North,  v.  8.— 
Production,  technology,  and  uses  of  petroleum  and 

its  products.     By  S.  F.  Peckham,  v.  10 Statistics  of 

population,  v.  1.— Postal  telegraph  service  In 
foreign  countries.  By  E.  B.  Lines,  v.  4.  —  I'o-wer 
and  macliinery  employed  in  manufactures.  By 
Prof.  W.  P.  Trowbridge,  v.  22.— Statistics  of  power 
used  in  manufactures,  v.  2.— Statistics  and  tech- 
nology of  the  precious  metals.  By  S.  F.  Emmons 
and  a.  F.  Becker,  v.  13.— Pumps  and  pumping  en- 
gines.   By  F.  R.  Button,  v.  22.— Statistical  report  ol 

railroads  of  the  TJ.  S.    By  A.  E.  Shumann,  v.  4 

Seal  islands  of  Alaslca.     By  H.  W.  Elliott,  v.  8.— 

Siiip-building  industry.    By  H.  Hall,  v.  8 Silfc 

manufacturing  industry.  By  W. -0.  Wyckoff,  v. 
2.— Social  statistics  of  cities.  By  Geo.  E.  Waring, 
Jr.  v.  18, 19.— SCatlstlos  of  steam  and  Water  povrer 
used  in  the  manufacture  of  iron  and  steel.  By  H. 
Hollerith,  v.  22._Steam  navigation.  By  T.  O. 
Purdy,  V.  4.— Strikes  and  lockouts  occurring  within 
the  U.  S.  during  1880.  By  J.  D.  Weeks,  v.  20.— Statistics 
of  telegraphs  and  telephones  in  the  U.  S.  By  A.  E. 
Shumann,  v.  4.— Culture  and  curing  of  tobacco.  By 
J.  B.  KUlebrew,  v.  3 — Statistics  of  the  manufactures 
of  tobacco.  ByJ.  E.  Dodge,  v.  3.— Trade  societies 
in  the  U.  S.  By  J.  D.  Weeks,  v.  20.— Valuation, 
taxation,  and  public  indebtedness  In  the  U.  S.  . . . 
Compiled  under  the  direction  of  E.  P.  Porter,  v.  7.— 
-Statistics  of  w-ages  In  manufacturing  industries.  By 
J.  D.  Weeks,  V.  2U.— IVater-power  of  the  U.  S.  By 
Prof.  W.  P.  Trowbridge  and  others,  v.  16,  17.— AVool 
and  silk;  machinery.  By  K.  Neftel,  v.  22.— Wool 
manufactures.     By  G.  W.  Bond,  v.  2. 

Bulletins,  Nos.  276,278-84,386-93.  Wash- 
ington, 1881.     16  Nos.  4°.  —3361 

Compendium,  compiled  pursuant  to  an 

act  of  Congress  approved  Aug.  7,  1882. 
Washington,  1883.  3  v.  8°.  [U.  S.  47  Cong. 
1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  34,  pts.  1,  2.) 

—3363 

Extra  census  bulletin.      Eeport  on  the 

manufacture  of  fire-arms  and  ammunition. 
By  Chas.  H.  Fitch.     Washington,  1883.    4°. 

—3361 

Forestry  bulletins,  Nos.  1-16.     Washing- 
ton, 1881.     16  Nos.  4°.  —3361 

History   and    present   condition   of    the 

fishery  industries.  Oyster-industry,  by  E. 
Ingersoll.     Washington,  1881.     4°.       —3861 

Report  on  the  silk  manufacturing  indus- 
try of  the  United  States.    Washington,  1881 . 

^    c     ,  .  ,  —3361 

beal-islands  of  Alaska.     By  Henry  W. 

Elliott.     Washington,  1881.     4°-  -r3361 


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Social  statistics  of  cities.    History  and 

present  condition  of  New  Orleans,  La.,  and 
report  on  the  city  of  Austin,  Texas.  By 
Geo.  E.  Waring,  Jr.,  and  Geo.  W.  Cable. 
Washington,  1881.    4°.  —3361 

Statistics^  of  power  and  machinery  em- 
ployed in  manufactures.  Water  power  of 
the  southern  Atlantic  watershed.  By  Geo. 
F.  Swain.    Washington,  1881.    4°.      —8361 

— ^-  Statistics  of  the  manufactures  of  the 
cities  of  Baltimore,  Boston,  Brooklyn.  Buffa- 
lo, ..  .  June  1,  1879-May  31, 1880.  Wash- 
ington, 1883.    4°.  —3361 

Wrleht,  0.  D.   The  census :  Its  methods  and  alms. 

14  pp.    JlnUrnat.  Rev.  v.  9, 1880,  p.  405.) 

IJiiited  States,  Civil  Service  Commission. 

1-3  annual  reports.    Washington,  1884- 

86.     3Nos.8°.  -3337 

iVofe.— 'These  are  repeated  In  the  set  of  the  House 

exec.  docs.  * 

4  report,  containing  the  civil-service  law, 

rules,  and  regulations.    Washington,  1888. 

8°.    (17.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 

V.  13.)  —4503 

United  States,  Coast  and  Qeodetie  Survey. 
Atlantic  coast  pilot.     Boston  Bay  to  New 

York.    Washington,  1878.    4°.  —3763 

Bulletins,  Nos.  9-17.    Washington,  1889. 

9  Nos.  4°.  —4783 

Field-work  of  the  trianguktion.  Wash- 
ington, 1877.     4°.  —4783 

Meteorological  researches  for  the  use  of 

the  coast  pilot.  Washington,  1877-80.  3pts. 
4°.  —4783 

Notes  on   measurements   of   terrestrial 

magnetism.    8  ed.    Washington,  1877.    4°. 

—4783 

Pacific  coast.    Coast  pilot  of  Alaska  (1 

part),  from  southern ■  boundary  to  Cook's 
Inlet.    By  Qeorge  Davidson.     1869.     Wash- 

■  iugton,  1869.    8°.  —3763 

Pacific  coast.    Coast  pilot  of  California, 

Oregon,  and  Washington  Territory.  By 
George  Davidson.    1869.    Washington,  1869. 

•     8°.  —3763 

Pacific  coast  pilot.     Coasts  and  islands  of 

Alaska.    3  s.   Washington,  1879.    4°.    —3763 

Professional  papers.     Determination  of 

time,  latitude,  and  azimuth.  Washington, 
1876.    4°.  —4783 

Report  on  the  Nicaragua  route  for  an 

interoceanic  ship-canal,  with  a  review  of 
other  proposed  routes  ;  made  by  Maximilian 
von  Sonnenstern.    Washington,  1874.    4°. 

—4783 

Reports  of  the  Superintendent,  1834,  '35, 

'37,  '39-45,  '48-87.  Washington,  1834-89.  50 
V.  8°  and  4°.  .  —4763 

Notc—lhe  Reports  preceding  1851  and  duplicates  of 
those  tor  1851-87  are  in  the  set  of  House  exec.  docs. 

Secular  change  of  magnetic  declination 

in  the  United  States  and  at  some  foreign 
stations.  [3  ed.]  With  3  pi.  1879.  Wash- 
ington, 1879.   -4°.       "  —4783 

Sketches  accompanying  the  annual  Re- 
port of  the  Superintendent  of  the  United 
States  Coast  Survey,  1851.  [Washington, 
1853.]  4°.-  [U.  S.  33  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doc.  TSo.  Z.)  —4763 

PABI  v.— 88. 


Star-factors  A,  B,  C,  for  reducing  transit- 
observations,  1874.    Washington,  1874.    4°. 

—4783 

-  Tide  tables  for  the  Atlantic  coast  of  the 
United  States,  for  the  year  1880.  Washing- 
ton, 1880.    18°.  —8773 

Tide  tables  for  the  Pacific  coast  of  the 

United  States  for  the  year  1880.  Washing- 
ton, 1880.     13°.  —3773 

Treatise  on  projections  by  Thomas  Craig. 

Washington,  1888.    4°.  —4773 

American  Association  for  the  advance- 
ment of  science.  Report  on  the  history  and 
progress  of  thq  American  Coast  Survey  up 
to  the  year  1858.     1868. 

Hasslbe,  F.  R.  Principal  documents  re- 
lating to  the  survey  of  the  coast  of  the 
United  States,  since  1816.  1834.  (With 
Adams,  J.  Q.,  Oration  on  the  life  .  .  .  of .  .  . 
Lafayette.) 

The  same.  1835-36,  3  v.  in  1.  {With 
Featherstonhaugh,  G.  W.,  Geological  report.) 

liamb,  M.  J.    The  Coast  Survey.    16  pp.    (Barper't 

Mag.v.  58,1879,  p.  506.)— Mattle,  G.  A.  Le  lever  des  cStes 
aux  Etats-Uuls.  16  pp.  (Bibhoth.  univ.et  rev.  Suisse^  n, 
pit.  V.  18, 1863,  p.  1,81.)— niltvhell,  M.  Account  of  thtr 
United  States  Coast  Survey.  20  pp.  (Oir.  Exam.  v.  62,  . 
1852,  p.  77.)— Survey  of  the  coast.  20  pp.  [if.  Am. 
Bev.  V.  42, 1836,  p.  75.)— Unltea  States  Coast  Sur- 
vey.    32  pp.     (N.  Am.  Bev.  V.  90,  1860,  p.  429.) 

Nole.—Ttie  charts  published  by  the  Coast  Survey 
are  also  In  the  library. 

United  States,  Commissary  General  of  Sub- 
sistence. 

Correspondence  on  the  subject  of  the 
emigration  of  Indians,  between  the  30  Nov. 
1831  and  37  Dec.  1833.  Washington,  1834-35. 
5  V.  8°.  ( U.  S.  83  Cong.  1  sess.  Documents, 
V.  7-11.)  -4564 

Nate.^1he  Reports  of  the  Commissary  General  of 
Subsistence  are  la  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of 
.War. 

United  States,  Comptroller  of  the  Currency. 
Annual  reports,  1879,  '84-90.    Washing- 
ton, 1879-90.     10  V.  8°.  —4333 

Note.— The.  Reports  for  1863-73,  '80-83,  and  duplicates 
of  the  others  are  In  the  House  exec.  docs. 

United  States,  Congress. 

Acts,  Laws,  etc..  Collections. 

Acts  relating  to  loans  and  the  currency 
from  1847  to  1868.  With  a  synopsis  of  each 
act.    New  York,  1868.    8°.  —3334 

Acts  relating  to  the  national  debt  and  the 

government  currency  from  1843  to  1875  in- 
clusive.   New  York,  1876.    8°-  —8334 

Digest  of  the  military  laws  of  the  United 

States,  from  1860  to  the  8  sess.  of  the  40 
Congress,  1867,  relating  to  the  army,  volun- 
teers, militia,  and  the  rebellion  and  recon- 
struction of  the  Southern  states.  Compiled 
by  Bvt.  Lt.  Col.  J.  S.  Poland.  Boston,  1868. 
8°-  —1344 

Election  and  naturalization  laws  of  the 

United  States  .  .  .  With  notes  of  decisions. 
By  Florien  Giauque.    Cincinnati,  1880.    8°. 

—1345 

Existing  laws  of  the  United  States  of  a 

general  and  permanent  character,  and  re- 
lating to  the  survey  and  disposition  of  the 
public  domain,  Dec.  1,  1880.  Washington, 
1881.  8°.  ( U.  S.  46  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec, 
doc.  V.  35.)  —4537 


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The  same,  with  supplement  to  Dec.  1882. 
Washington,  1884.  8°  [U.  S.  47  Cong.  2 
sess.  House  miscel.  doe.  v.  16.)  —4473 

General  public  acts  of  Congress  respect- 
ing the  sale  and  disposition  of  the  public 
lands.     Washington,  1838.     3  v.  8°.      —4895 

- —  Laws  of  the  United  States  from  the  4  of 
March,  1815,  to  the  4  of  March,  1821  . . .  with 
copious  notes  and  references,  by  John  B. 
Colvin.   V.  6.  Washington,  1822.   8°.   —4395 

• Laws  of  the  United  States,  now  in  force. 

relative  to  commercial  subjects,  classed 
under  their  appropriate  heads,  to  the  close 
of  the  2  session  of  the  21  Congress,  ending 
March  3,  1831.  By  John  Brice.  Baltimore, 
1831.     8°.  —4454 

Laws  of  the  United  States  of  a  local  or 

temporary  character,  and  exhibiting  the 
entire  legislation  of  Congress  upon  which 
the  public  land  titles  in  each  state  and  terri- 
tory have  depended,  Dec.  1,  1880.  Wash- 
ington, 1881.  2v.ini,  8°.  (U.S.  ^6  Cong. 
3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  26. )  —4527 

The  same,  with  supplement  to  Dec.  1882. 
^   Washington,  1884.    3  v.  8°.     (U.  8.  iT  Cong. 
2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  17,  18. )      — 4473 

Laws  of  the  United  States  relating  to  the 

navy  and  marine  corps,  from  the  formation 
of  the  government  to  1859  .  . .  Compiled  by 
John  F.  Callan  and  A.  W.  Russell.  Balti- 
more, 1859.     8°.  —2334 

Patent  laws,  July,  1878.     [W^shingtont 

1878.]    8°.  -1352 

Postal  laws  and  regulations  of  the  United 

States  of  America.  Washington,  1887.  8*^. 
( U.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess.  House  m.iscel.  doc.  v. 
27.)  —4483 

■ Resolutions,  laws,  and  ordinances,  re- 
lating to  the  pay,  half  pay,  commutation  of 
half  pay,  bounty  lands,  and  other  promises 
made  by  Congress  to  the  officers  and  soldiers 
of  the  revolution  .  .  .  Washington,  1838. 
8°.  —4396 

Acts*  Ijaivs,  etc..  Single  sessions. 

1  Cong.  1  sess.    Acts.    New  York  [1789]. 

fo.  —4312 

Another  copy.  — 4312 

1  Cong.  2  sess.    Acts.    New  York  [1790]. 

fo.  —4312 

iVbie.— With  the  preceding. 

^ 1  Cong.  3  sess.    Acts.    Phlla.  [1791].    fo. 

—4312 

Note.— "With  Acts  ol  1  sess. 

21  Cong.  1  sess.  Acts.      [Washington, 

1830.]    8°.  -4415 

-  21  Cong.  2  sess.  Acts.  [Washington, 
1831.]    8°.  -4415 

Ifote. — With  the  preceding. 

22  Cong.  1  sess.      Acts.  [Washington, 

1832.]    8°.  ^415 

22  Cong.  2  sess.     Acts.  [Washington, 

1833.]    8°.  -4415 

Note. — With  the  preceding. 

24  Cong.  1   sess.      Acts.  [Washington, 

1836.]    8°-  -4415 

24  Cong.  2  sess.      Acts.  [Washington, 

1837.]    8°.  -4415 

Note. — With  the  preceding, 

. 25  Cong.  2  sess..   Acts  and  resolutions; 

•with  an  appendix.    [Washington],  1838.    8°. 

—4415 


31  Cong.  1  sess.    Acts  and  resolutions  ; 

with  an  appendix.    Washington,  1850.    8°. 

—4415 

Note.— with  the  preceding. 

37  Cong.  1  and  2  sess.    Laws  relating  to 

the  direct  and  excise  taxes.  Washington, 
1862.     8°.  _         —4415 

37  Cong.  3  sess.    La.ws  and  resolutions 

relating  to  the  direct  and  excise  taxes. 
Washington,  1863.     8°.  —4415 

40  Cong.  3  sess.    Acts  and  resolutions. 

Washington,  1869.  8°.  —4415 
41  Cong.  1  sess.    Acts  and  resolutions. 

[Washington,  1869.]    8°.  —4415 

Note.—y/iih  the  preceding. 

Public  laws   of   the   United   States   of 

Ameripa.  Carefully  collated  with  the  origi- 
nals at  Washington.  Ed.  by  George  P. 
Sanger.     Boston,  1669.     8°.  —4303 

•• 41  Cong.  2  sess.    Acts  and  resolutions. 

Washington,  1870.     8°.  —4415 
Note.—Wllh  Acts  of  40  Cong.  3  sess. 
43  Cong.  1  sess.    Acts  and  resolutions. 

Washington,  1874.    8°.  —4415 

Contested  elections. 

Cases  of  contested  elections  in  Congress, 
from  1789  to  1834,  inclusive.  Compiled  by 
M.  St.  Clair  Clarke  and  David  A.  Hall. 
Washington,  1834.     8°.  —2334 

Cases  of  contested  elections  in  Congress, 

from  1834  to  1865,  inclusive.  Compiled  by 
D.  W.  Bartlett.  .  Washington,  1865.  8°. 
{ U.  S.  38  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  No. 
57.)  —4465 

'  Debates  and  Proceedings. 

Abridgment  of  the"  debates  of  Congress, 
from  1789  tp  1856.  By  the  author  of  the 
Thirty  years'  view.  [Thomas  H.  Benton.] 
New  York,,  1857-61.     16  v.  8°.  —4382 

Congressional  Globe,  1833-73.  Washing- 
ton, 1833-73.     101  v.  4°.  —4412 

Congressional  Record,  1873-87.  Wash- 
ington, 1874-87.     18  V.  in  87,  4°..  —4482 

Counting -electoral  votes.     Proceedings 

and  debates'of  Congress.  Washington,  1877. 
8°.  ( U.  S.  4:4:  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc' 
No.  13.)  —4477 

Debates  and  proceedings ;  with  an  appen- 
dix, containing  important  state  papers  and 
public  documents,  and  all  the  laws  of  a 
public  nature ;  with  a  copious  index.    Com- 

■  prising  the  period  from  March  3, 1789,  to  May 
27,  1824,  inclusive.  Compiled  from  authen- 
tic materials,  by  Joseph  Gales,  Sr.  [and  W. 
W.  Seaton].   Washington,  1834-56.    43  v.  8°. 

—4434 
iVo(e.— Has  the  half-title  Annals  of  Congress. 

Register  of  debates  in  Congress,  compris- 
ing the  leading  debates  and  incidents  .  .  . 
together  with  an  appendix,  containing  the 
most  important  state  papers  and  public  doc- 
uments, 1834-37.  Washington,  1835-37.  14 
V.  in  39,  8°-  —4443 

Directories. 

Congressional  directory',  39  Cong.  1  sess. 

2  ed.;  41  Cong.  1-3  sess.  2  ed.;  48  Cong.  1 
sess.  3  ed.,  2  sess.  1  ed. ;  49  Cong.  1  sess.  1  and 

3  eds.,  2  sess.  1  and  2  eds.  Compiled  for  the 
use  of  Congress  by  Ben.  Perley  Poore. 
Washington,  1866-87.    -8  v.  8°.  —4317 


UNITED  STATES,  Congress 


45*71 


UNITED  STATES,  Constitut.  Con  v. 


conduct  of  the  war. 
1863.     3  V.  8°., 
—  38  Cong.  1  sess. 
conduct  of  the  war. 


iVoie.— The  Directories  for  the  il  Cong,  and  dupli- 
cates oC  ihoee  tor  the  18,  49  Cong,  are  In  the  sot  of 
Senate  mlacel.  docs. 
— r-  Official  Congressional  directory,  50  Cong. 
1  sess.  3  ed. ;  61  Cong.  1  sess.  2  ed.  By  W.  H. 
Michael.    Washington,  1888-90.    3  \.  8°. 

-4317 
Note. — The  Directory  for  the  BO  Cong.  Is  also  In  U.  S. 
60  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  mlscel.  doc.  v.  1. 

Reports  of  Committees. 

37  Cong.  3  sess.  Joint  Committee  on  the 
Report.  Washington, 
—4546 
Joint  Committee  on  the 
Report  of  sub-commit- 
tee [on  the]  Fort  Pillow  massacre  [and]  re- 
turned prisoners,  [n.  t.  p.]  [Washington, 
1864.]  8°,  {U.  S.  38  Cong.  1  sess.  House  Re- 
port, Nos.  65,  67.)  S645 

38  Cong.  3  sess.    Joint  Committee  on  the 

conduct  of  the  war.  Report.  Washington, 
1865'.     3  V.  8°.  —4546 

Supplemental  report.      Washington, 

1866.     3  v.  8°.       *  —4546 

39  Cong.  1  sess.  Joint  Committee  on  re- 
construction. Report.  Washington,  1866. 
8°.  —4375 

39  Cong.  3  sess.    Joint  Special  Committee 

[on  the]  condition  of  the  Indian  tribes.  Re- 
port.   Washington,  1867.     8°.  —4546 

43  Cong.  3  sess.    Joint  Select  Committee 

to  inquire  into  the  condition  of  affairs  in  the 
late  insurrectionary  states .  Testimony  taken 
by,  [and]  Report.  Washington,  1873.  13  v. 
8°.  —4545 

44  Cong.  3  sess.    Joint  Special  Committee 

to  investigate  Chinese  immigration.  Report. 
Washington,  1877.     8°.  '  —4543 

State  papers- 
American  archives :  consisting  of  a  col- 
lection of  authentick  records,  state  papers, 
debates,  and  letters  and  other  notices  of 
publick  affairs.  4  and  5  s.  Washington, 
1837-53.    9  V.  fo.  1611 

American  state  papers :  documents  legis- 
lative and  executive  of-  the  Congress  of  the 
United  States.  From  the  1  session  of  the  1 
Congress.  Ed.  by  W.  Lowrie  and  others. 
1  and  3  s.    Washington,  1833-61.    43  v.  fo. 

1611 

State  papers  and  publick  documents  of 

the  United  States  from  the  accession  of 
George  Washington  to  the  Presidency,  ex- 
hibiting a  complete  view  of  our  foreign 
relations  since  that  time.  Boston,  1817-19. 
13  V.  8°.  —3316 

iVo^e.— For  the  Debates,  Proceedings, '  Reports  of 
Committees,  etc.,  of  the  House  of  Representatives  and 
Senate,  tee  under  House  of  Representatives.— 
Senate. 

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Bailey,  E.  A.    Among  the  law-makers. 
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Barnes,  W.  H.  History  of  the  39  Con- 
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—  The  40  Congress  of  the  United  States. 

1869,  3  V.  - 

Blaine,  J.  G.   Twenty  years  of  Congress : 

from  Lincoln  to  Garfield.    1884-86,  3  y. 

General  personal  index  of  the  Journals  of 

Congress,  from  th^  1  to  the  16  Congress  in- 


clusive, 1789-1831.  1885-87,  3  v.  {U.  S.  48 
Cong.  3  sess.  House  Rept.  v.  4;  49  Cong.  1 
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History  of  Congress,  1789-93.     1843. 

Lanman,  C.     Dictionary  of  the  United 

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Ordway,  a.  General  index  of  the  Jour- 
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1  sess.  House  Rept.  v.  5,) 

POOKE,  B.  P.     Perley's  reminiscences  of 

60  years  in  the  national  metropolis.  [1886], 
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{Ed.)    Political  register  and  Congres-- 

•   sional  directory  .  .  .  1776-1878.     1878. 

— -  Robinson,  W.  S.  The  salary  grab:  a 
history  of  the  passage  of  the  act  increasing 
the  salaries  of  members  of  Congress.  1873. 
{With  St.  George,  J.,  Leisure  moments.) 

Sutherland,  J.  B.  Congressional  man- 
ual ;  or,  outline  of  the  order  of  business  in 
the  House  of  Representatives  [and  Senate] 
of  the  United  States.    1846. 

United  States.    Interior,  Department  of. 

List  of  Congressional  documents  from  the  30 
to  the  46  Congresses,  inclusive.    1883. 

Wentworth,  J.  Congressional  reminis- 
cences. Adams,  Benton,  Calhoun,  Clay,  and 
Webster.     1883.     {FergriiS  ffisi.  S.  No.  34.)      ' 

Wheeler,  H.  G.    History  of  Congress, 

biographical  and  political.     1848. 

Wilson,  W.    Congressional  government. 

A  study  of  American  politics.     1885. 

Allen,  J.  H.    The  37  Congress.    9  pp.    {Chr.  Exam. 

V.  74, 1863,  p.  430.)— Bradford,  G.  Congressional  re- 
form. 22  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Reo.  v.  Ill,  1870,  p.  330.)— 
Brotvn,  W.  Shall  jnemhei'S  of  the  cabinet  sit  in 
Congress?  6  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  50, 1882,  p.  95.)— 
Congress  versus  the  Constitution.  27  pp.  (Southern 
Rev.  V.  4, 1868,  p.  67.)— Congressional  eloquence. 
40  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Ben.  v.  62,  1840,  p.  109.)— Constitu- 
tional power  of  Congress  over  public  Improve- 
ments. .7  pp.  (Vem.  R^v.  V.  28,  1851,  p.  148.)— Cox, 
S.  S.  Legislative  humors.  40  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
61, 1875,  pp.  713,  857  ;  V.  52,  1876,  pp.  119,  271.)— Gar- 
field, J.  A.  Cabinet  officers  In  Congress.  12  pp. 
( World,  v.  1,  p.  61.)— A  century  of  Congress.  16  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  40,  1877,  p.  49.)— Congress  and  the 
Presidential  elections ;  A  century  of  Congress;  Revo- 
lution In  Congress.  64.pp.  ( Tforfcs,  V.  2,  pp.  393,  463, 
665.)— Glances  at  Congress.^  26  pp.  (Bern.  Beo.  v. 
1,  1838,  p.  68;  v.  5,  1839rp.  261.) -Hoar,  G.  E.  The 
conduct  of  business  In  Congress.  22  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  128,  1879,  p.  113.)— Parton,  J.  Congressional  pec- 
cadilloes :  How  Congress  wastes  its  time.  65  pp.  (In 
Ms  Topics  of  the  time,  pp.  65, 199.)— The  pressure  upon 
Congress.  15  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  p.  146.) 
—The  "strikers"  of  the  Washington  lobby;  Log- 
rolling at  Washington;  Small  sins  of  Congress.  61 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  24,  1869,  pp.  216,  361,  617.)— 
Rhodes,  A.  Speech-making  in  Congress.  8  pp. 
(Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  7,  1874,  p.  294.)— Sedgwlcfc,  A. 
G.  The  lobby:  its  cause  and  cure.  11  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  41,  1878,  p.  612.)— Sumner,  C.  The  one- 
man  power  vs.  Congress;  Powers  of  the  2  houses  of 
Cougressin  the  absence  of  a  quorum.  42  pp.  (Works, 
T.  11,  pp.  1,  866.)- Power  of  Congress  vs.  military  gov- 
ernment of  states ;  War  power  of  Congress.  22  pp. 
(Works,  v.  7,  pp.  119, 128.)— Thirty-first  Congress. 
10  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  T.  28,  1851,  p.  289.)— 'White,  H. 
Parliamentary  government  In  America.  13  pp.  (Fortn. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.'26, 1879,  p.  605.) 

United  States,  Constitutional  Convention. 
Constitution    of    the    United    States    of 
America,  with    the   amendments    thereto. 
Washington,  1856.    8°.  —1347 


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Constitution  of  the  United  States  defined 

and  carefully  annotated.  With  an  ap- 
pendix, supplement,  and  index  thereto,  by 
George  W.  Paschal.  [3  ed.]  Washington, 
1883.     SP.  —1357 

Nott. — The  Constitution  la  alao  In  Bowen,  P.,  Doc- 
uments, p.  121. —  Hough,  F.  B-,  Am.  consiiiuiions,  v.  1, 
p.  24.— Poore,  B.  P.,  Federal  andslalecmsltlutions,  v.  1, 
p.  13,  etc. 

Debates  in  the  several  state  conventions, 

on  the  adoption  of  the  Federal  Constitution, 
as  recommended  by  the  genei'al  convention 
at  Philadelphia,  in  1787.  Together  with  the 
Journal  of  the  Federal  Convention,  Luther 
Mai'tin's  letter,  Yates's  minutes.  Congres- 
sional opinions,  Virginia  and  Kentucky 
resolutions  of  '98-'99  ...  2  ed.  Collected 
and  revised  from  contemporary  publica- 
tions, by  Jonathan  Elliot.  Phila.  1861.  5  v. 
8°.  —2333 

Journal,  acts,  and  proceedings,  of  the 

convention,  assembled  at  Philadelphia,  Mon- 
day, May  14,  and  dissolved  Monday,  Sept. 
17,  1787,  which  formed  the  Constitution  of 
the  United  States.    Boston,  1819.    8°.   —1357 

Secret  proceedings  and  debates  of  the 

convention  assembled  at  Philadelphia,  in 
1787,  for  the  purpose  of  forming  the  Consti- 
tution of  the  United  States  of  America. 
From  the  notes  taken  by  Robert  Yates.  In- 
cluding "the  genuine  information,"  laid 
before  the  Legislature  of  Maryland,  by 
Luther  Martin.  Also,  other  historical  docu- 
ments relative  to  the  federal  compact  of  the 
North  American  Union.     Albany,  1821.    8°. 

—1347 
— —  Banquet  given  by  the  learned  societies  of 
Philadelphia  at  the  American  Academy  of 
Music  Sept.  17,  1887,  closing  the  ceremonies 
in  commemoration  of  the  framing  and 
signing  of  the  Constitution  of  the  United 
States.     1888. 

Note. — For  works  about  the  Constitution  see  the  sec- 
ond division,  Works  about  the  United  States. 

United  States,  Continental  Congress. 

Journals  of  Congress :  containing  their 
proceedings  from  Sept.  5,  1774,  to  March  3, 
1789.    Phila.  1800-01.     18  v.  8°.  —4435 

Secret  journals  of  the  acts  and  proceed- 
ings of  Congress,  from  the  first  meeting 
thereof  to  the  dissolution  of  the  Confedera- 
tion, by  the  adoption  of  the  Constitution  of 
the  United  States.  [May  10,  1775-Sept.  16, 
1788.]  Pub.  under  the  direction  of  the 
President  of  the  United  States.  Boston, 
1820-31.    4  V.  8°.  —4435 

Articles    of  confederation  and  perpetual 

union  .  . .  adopted  In  Congress,  July  9,  ma.  »  pp. 
(Bowen,  F.,  Doamenis,  p.  109 ;  Hough,  P.  B.,  Am.  consK- 
tuitons,  V.  1,  p.  11 ;  Poore,  B.  P.,  Federal  and  slate constitu- 
iions,  T.  1,  p.  7.)— Declaration  of  independence 
of  the  United  States  of  America, , by  their  representa- 
tives In  Congi'Bss  assembled,  July  4,  1776.  4  pp. 
(Bowen,  F.,  Documents,  p.  102 ;  Hough,  F.  B.,  Am.  consti- 
tutions, V.  1,  p.  6 ;  Poore,  B.  F.,  Federal  and  state  constitu- 
tions, V.  1,  p.  3.) 

Bbown,  H.  a.  Oration  delivered  in  Car- 
penters' Hall  on  the  100  anniversary  of  the 
meeting  of  the  Congress  of  1774.     1875. 

Hamilton,  A.    Full  vindication  of  the 

measures  of  Congress  from  the  calumnies 
of  their  enemies  [and  other  papers] .  1850. 
{Works,  V.  3.) 


Small,  A.  W.  The  beginnings  of  Amer- 
ican nationality.  The  constitutional  rela- 
tions between  the  Continental  Congress  and 
the  colonies  and  states  from  1774  to  1789. 
1890.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
studies  in  hist,  andpolit.  sci.  8  s.  Nos.,I-II.) 

Account  of  the  first  Congress,  1774.    3  pp.    (Mass. 

Elst.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  V.  2,  1814,  p.  221.)— Congress  of 
1774.  28  pp.  {N.  r.  Hev.  v.  4,  1839,  p.  324.)— How  the 
Declaration  was  saved.  3  pp.  {Scribner's  JiIonthly<, 
V.  10,  1876,  p.  633.)— Kapp,  F.  Die  hunqertjaehrlge 
jubelfeler  der  amerlkanlschen  unabhaeuglgkelta-.er- 
klaerung.  29  pp.  (X>ew(sc7t.  rundsc/iau,  v.  6, 1876,  p.  37.) 
— Lossing,  B.  J.  Our  national  anniversary.  16  pp. 
IBarper'i  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  145.)— Savage,  J.  Inde- 
pendence Hall  and  Independence  Day.  13  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  3B,  1867,  p.  217.) 

See  also  Signers  of  tlie  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence. 

TJnited  States,  Court  of  Claims. 

Reports  submitted  to  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives,  1855-63.     [34-37  Cong.]     Wash- 
ington, 1856-63.     17  V.  8°-         —4397,  —4375 
Note.—y.  2  of  36  Cong.  1  sess.  wanting. 

United  States,  Criminal  Court  for  the  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia. 

Trial  of  John  H.  Surratt.  Hon.  Geo.  P. 
Fisher  presiding.  Washington,  1867.  3  v. 
8°.  —3324 

United  States,  District  of  Columbia,  Com- 
missioners of. 

Report  of  the  Board  of  trustees  of  public 
schools  of  the  District  of  Columbia,  1887-88. 
Washington,  1888.    8°.  —2364 

Reports,  together  with  the  reports  of  the 

Board  of  audit  and  the-  Board  of  health, 
Dec.  7,  1874^June  30,  1887.  Washingtoh, 
1874-87.     14  v.  8°.  -  6883 

Note — These  form  v.  of  the  House  exec,  docs.,  43-50 
Cong.  Beginning  with  1877  the  title  reads  Annual 
report. 

United  States,  Education,  Bureau  of. 

Answers  to  inquiries  about  the  U.  S. 
Bureau  of  Education,  its  wqrk  and  history: 
prepared,  under  the  direction  of  the  Com- 
missioner, by  Charles  Warren.  Washing- 
ton, 1883.     8°.  —4361 

Art  and  industry.  Education  in  the  in- 
dustrial and  fine  arts  in  the  United  States, 
by  Isaac  Edwards  Clarke.  Pt.  1.  Drawing 
in  public  schools.    Washington,  1885.    8°. 

—4393 

i\ro(«.— Also  in  U.  S.  46  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exeo. 
doe.  V.  7. 

Bulletins.  Washington,  1880-84.    18  Nos. 

8°.  -4361 

Circulars  of  information,  1873,  Nos.  4,  5  ; 

1874,  Nos.  1,  3;  1875,  Nos.  1,  2,7,  8:  1878, 
No.  1;  1879,  Nos.  1-5;  1880,  Nos.  1-7:  1881, 
Nos.  1-6 ;  1882,  Nos.  1-6  :  1883,  Nos.  1-4 : 
1884.  Nos.  1-7;  1885,  Nos.  i-5 ;  1886,  Nos.  1 
3  ;  1887,  Nos.  1-3  ;  1888,  Nos.  1-7;  1889,  Nos. 
1-3  ;  1890,  Nos.  1,  3.  Washington,  1873-90. 
66  Nos.  8°.  —4361 

Contributions  to  the  annals  of  medical 

progress  and  medical  education  in  the 
United  States  before  and  during  the  war  of 
independence.  By  Joseph  M.  Toner.  Wash- 
ington, 1874.     8°.  —3703  - 

Contributions  to  the  history  of  education. 

Historical  sketches  of  the  universities  and 
colleges  of  the  United  States.  Ed.  by 
Franklin  B.  Hough.    Washington,  1883.    8°. 

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Contributions  to  the  history  of  medical 

education  and  medical  institutions  in  the 
United  States  of  America,  1776-1876.  Special 
report  by  N.  S.  Davis.  Washington,  1877. 
8°.  •  —3703 

Indian  education,  by  Gen.  T.  J.  Morgan. 

Washington,  1890.     8°.  —4361 
Industrial  education  in  the  United  States. 

A  special  report.     Washington,  1883.    8°. 

-4861 

International    conference  on  education 

held  at  Philadelphia,  July  17  and  18,  in  con- 
nection with  the  International  Exhibition  of 
1876.     Washington,  1877.     8°.  —4361 

Planting  tjees  in  school  grounds  and  the 

.celebration  of  arbor  day.  Washington,  1885. 
8°.  —4861 

Public  libraries  in  the  United  States  of 

America,  their  history,  condition,  and  man- 
agement. Special  report.  Washington, 
1876.     2  pts.  8°.  L.115 

The  same.    Pt.  3.    3  ed.,  with  corrections 
and  additions.   Wa,shington,  1889.   8°.  L.115 
Note.—Vt.  2  IB  Bales  for  a  dictionary  catalogue  hf 
C.  A.  Cutter. 

•; Reports  of  the  Commissioner  of  Educa- 
tion, 1867-68,  '70-88.  Washington,  1868-89. 
19  V.  8°.  '  "  —4394 

iVoJe.— Also  In  tjie  set  of  House  exec.  docs.    No 
Report  was  pub.  for  1869.  , 

Special  report.    Educational  exhibits  and 

conventions  at  the  World's  Indiistrial  and 
cotton  centennial  exposition,  New  Orleans, 
1884-85.     Washington,  1886.     8°-         —4398 

Special  report,  1888.     Indian  education 

and  civilization.  A  report  prepared  by 
Alice  C.  Fletcher.  Washington,  1888.  8°. 
( U.  8.  48  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  3, 
pt.  3.)  —4507 

United  Stales,  Engineers,  Corps  of,  (and 
Topographical  Engineers). 

ETxploration  and  survey  of  the  valley  of 
the  Great  Salt  Lake  of  Utah,  including  are- 
connoissance  of  a  new  route  through  the 
Rocky  mountains.  By  Gapt.  Howard  Stans- 
bury.  Washington,  1853.  8°,  and  maps,  8". 
(Z7.  S.  33  Corig.  spec.  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
No.  3.)  3468 

— -  Fortifications  of  to-day.  Fire  against 
models  of  coast  batteries  and  parados.  Hori- 
zontal and  curved  fire  in  defense  of  coasts. 
Washington.  1883.    4°.  —3773 

Geological    report   of    an    examination 

made  in  1834,  of  the  elevated  country  be- 
tween the  Missouri  and  Red  rivers.  By  G. 
W.  Featherstonhaugh.  Washington,  1835. 
8°.  '    —1636 

Notes  of  a  military  reconnoissance  from 

Fort  Leavenworth,  in  Missouri,  to  San 
Diego,  in  California.  By  Lt.-Col.  W.  H. 
Emory.     Washington,  1848.     8°-  2463 

The  same.  [With  the  Reports  of  Lt.  J. 
W.  Abort,  Col.  P.  St.  G.  Cooke,  and  Capt. 
A.  R.  Johnston.]  Washington,  1848.  8°. 
( U.  S.  30  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No. 
41.)  2463 

Observations  at  the  magnetic  and  meteo- 
rological observatory,  at  the  Girard  College, 
Phila.,  made  under  the  direction  of  A.  D. 
Bache,  1840  to  1845.  Washington,  1847.  3 
V.  8°.  —3485 


Papers  on  practical  engineering.    No.  9. 

New  York,  1864.     8°.  —1784 

Contents.  GlUmore,  Maj.  Q.  A,  Practical  treatise 
on  limes,  hydraulic  cements,  and  mortars. 

Papers  relating  to  the  duties  of  the  Corps 

of  Topographical  Engineers.  No.  3,  Wash- 
ington, 1853.    8°.  —3434 

Contents.  Lee,  Cap(.  T.  J.  Collection  of  tables  and 
formulae  useful  In  surveying,  geodesy,  and  practical 
astronomy. 

Preliminary  repoi-t  concerning  explora- 
tions and  surveys  principally  in  Nevada  and 
Arizona  .  .  .  Conducted  under  the  imme- 
diate direction  of  Lt.  George  M.  Wheeler. 
1871.    Washington,  1873.    4°.  —3541 

Preliminary  report  of    explorations    in 

Nebraska  and  Dakota  in  1855-57,  by  Lt.  G. 
K.  Warren.  Reprint.  Washington,  1875. 
8°.  3473 

Professional  notes,  by  Capt.  Edward  Ma- 

guire.     Washington,  1884.     8°.  —3773 

Professional  papers,  Nos.  4,  13-16,  18,  30, 

33-35.  New  York,  Phila.,  and  Washington, 
1861-83.     17  V.  4°  and  8°. 

Contents.  Abbot,  Lt.-Col.  H.  L.  Report  upon  ex- 
periments and  Investigations  to  develop  a  system  of 
submarine  mines  for  defending  the  harbors  of  the 
trrilted  States,  No.  23.— Siege  artillery  In  the  campaigns 
against  Richmond,  with  notes  on  the  15  Inch  gun.  No. 
14.— Barnard,  ifaj.- Gen.  J.  G.  Reportou  the  defenses 
of  Washington  to  the  Chief  of  Engineers,  No.  20.— 
Comstoak.  Lt.-Col.  0.  B.  Report  upon  the  primary 
trlangulatlon  of  the  United' States  lake  survey.  No.  24. 
— CuUutn ,  Brig-  Gen.  S.  W.  Systems  of  military  bridges 
In  use  by  the  United  States  army,  those  adopted  by  the 
great  European  powers,  and  such  as  are  employed  In 
British  India,  No.  4.— Gtllmore,  ifuj.  Q.  A.  Engineer 
and  artillery  operations  against  the  defences  of 
Charleston  harbor  In  1863,  No.  16.— HumpUreys, 
Capt.  A.  A.,  and  Abbot,  Lt.-  Col.'B..  L.  Report  upon  the 
physios  and  hydraulics  of  the  Mississippi  river.  No.  13. 
-King,  0.  United  States  geological  exploration 
of  the  40  parallel,  7  v.  No.  18.  —  Ijee,  Capt.  T.  J. 
Tables  and  formulae  useful  In  surveying,  geodesy,and 
practical  astronomy,  including  elements  for  the  pro- 
jection of  maps.  No.  12.— Tower,  Col.  Z.  B.  Report 
upon  the  practice  in  Europe  with  the  heavy  Armstrong, 
Woolwich,  and  Krupp  rifled  guns,No.  25 'William- 
son, Maj,  R.  S.  On  the  use  of  the  barometer  on  sur- 
veys and  reconnaissances.  No.  15. 

Report  of   a   geological   reconnoissance 

made  in  1835,  from  the  seat  of  government, 
by  the  way  of  Green  Bay  and  the  Wisconsin 
Territory,  to  the  Coteau  de  Prairie.  By  G. 
W.  Featherstonhaugh.  Washington,  1836. 
8°.  —1635 

Report  of  a  reconnaissance  from  Carroll, 

Montana  Territory,  on  the  upper  Missouri, 
to  the  Yellowstone  National  Park,  and  re- 
turn, made  in  the  summer  of  1875,  by  Wm. 
Ludlow,  Capt.  of  Engineers.  Washington, 
1876.    4°.  —3541 

Report  of  a  reconnaissance  in  the  Ute 

country,  made  in  1873,  by  Lt.  E.  H.  Ruffner. 
Washington,  1874.  8°.  ({7.  S.  43  Cong.  1 
sess.  House  exec.  doe.  No.  193. )  3473 

Report  of  a  reconnaissance  of  the  Black 

Hills  of  Dakota,  made  in  the  summer  of  1874, 
by  Wm.  Ludlow,  Capt.  of  Engineers.  Wash- 
ington, 1875.     4°.  —3541 

Report  of  an  examination  of  the  upper 

Columbia  river  and  the  territory  in  its  vicin- 
ity in  Sept.  and  Oct.  1881.  By  Lt.  Thomas 
W.Symons.  Washington,  1882.  r.  8°.  [U. 
S.  47  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  186.) 

3473 


UNITED  STATES,  Engineers 


4574 


UNITED  STATES,  Explor.  Exped. 


Report  of  an  expedition  down  the  Zuni 

and  Colorado  rivei's,  by  Capt.  L.  Sitgreaves. 
Washington,  1853.  8°.  (.U.  S.  33  Cong.  3 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  59.)  3463 

Report  of  explorations  across  the  great 

basin  of  the  Territory  of  Utah  for  a  direct 
wagon-route  from  Camp  Floyd  to  Genoa,  in 
Carson  valley,  in  1859,  by  Capt.  J.  H.  Simp- 
son.   Washington,  1876.    4°.  —8541 

Report   of    explorations    for   a  railway 

route,  near  the  35  parallel  of  latitude,  from 
the  .Mississippi  river  to  the  Pacific  ocean. 
By  Lt.  A.  W.  Whipple.  [Washington,  1854.] 
8°-  [U.  S.  33  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
No.  139.)  3474 

Report  of  explorations  for  that  portion  of 

a-  railway  route,  near  the  33  parallel  of  lati- 
tude, lying  between  Dona  Ana,  on  the  ISio 
Grande,  and  Pimas  villages,  on  the  Gila. 
By  Lt.'J.  G.  Parke.  [Washington,  1854.]  S". 
(U.  S.  33  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No. 
139.)  3474 

Note.— "With  Lt.  Whipple's  Report. 

Report  of  Lt.  J.  W.  Abert,  of  his  exami- 
nation of  New  Mexico,  in  1846-47.  [Wash- 
ington, 1848.]  8°.  (U.  S.  30  Cong.  1  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  33.)  2474 

Note With  Lt.  Whipple's  Report. 

Report  of  survey  foranintei'-oceanicship 

canal  near  the  isthmus  of  Darien,*)y  Lt.-Col. 
N.  Michler.  [n.  t.  p.],  [Washington,  1861.] 
8°,  and  maps,  8°.  ( U.  S.  36  Cong.  3  sess.  Sen- 
ate exec.  doc.  No.  9. )  — 3734 

Report  of  the  Commission  of  Engineers 

appointed  to  investigate  and  report  a  perma- 
nent plan  for  the  reclamation  of  the  alluvial 
basin  of  the  Mississippi  river  subject  to  inun- 
dation. Washington,  1875.  8°.  {U.  S.  43 
Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.  137. )  — 3714 

Report  of  the  engineer  and  artillery  oper- 
ations of  the  Ai'niy  of  the  Potomac,  from  its 
organization  to  the  close  of  the  Peninsular 
campaign.  By  Brig. -Gen.  J.  G.  Barnard  and 
Brig.-Gen.  W.  F.  Barry.  New  York,  1864. 
8°.  3644 

Report  of  the  exploring  expedition  from 

Santa  Fe,  New  Mexico,  to  the  junction  of  the 
Grand  and  Green  rivers  of  the  Great  Colo- 
rado of  the  West,  in  1859,  under  the  com- 
mand of  Capt.  J.  N.  Macomb  ;  with  geolog- 
ical report  by  Prof.  J.  S.  Newbury.  Wash- 
ington, 1876.  .  4°.  .        —3541 

Report  of  the  exploring  expedition  to  the 

Rocky  mountains  in  the  year  1843,  and  to 
Oregon  and  north  California  in  1843-44.  By 
Brevet  Capt.  J.  C.  Fremont.  Washington, 
1845.  8°.  [U.  S.  38  Cong.  3  sess.  House 
exec.  doe.  No.  166.)  3463 

Report  on  an  exploration  of  the  country 

lying  between  the  Missouri  river  and  the 
Rocky  mountains,  on  the  line  of  the  Kansas 
and  Great  Platte  rivers.  By  Lt.  J.  C.  Fre- 
mont. Washington,  1843.  8°.  (XJ.  8.  87 
Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  343. )    3473 

Report  on  bridging  the  Mississippi  river 

between  Saint  Paul,  Minn.,  and  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  by  Brevet  Maj.-Gen.  G.  K.  Wan-en. 
Washington,  1878.  8°.  ( U.  S.  45  Cong.  3 
sess.  Senate  exec  doc.  No.  69.)  — 4594 


Report  on  the  boundary  line  between  the 

United  States  and  Mexico,  by  Lt.-Col.  J.  D. 
Graham.  [Washington,  1853.]  8°.  (17.  S. 
33  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  131. )  3473 

Report    on    the    compressi^^    strength, 

specific  gravity,  and  ratio  of  absorption  of 
various  kinds  of  building-stone  from  differ- 
ent sections  of  the  United  States,  tested  at 
Fort  Tompkins,  by  Lt.-Col.  Q.  A.  Gillmore. 
Washington,  1874.     8°.  —1775 

Report  on  the  construction  of  a  military 

road  frorh  Fort  Walla- Walla  to  Fort  Benton, 
by  Capt.  John  MuUan.  Washington,  1863. 
8°.  3463 

Report  on  the  International  Exhibition 

of  Electricity  held  at  Paris  Aug.  to  Nov. 
1881.  [By]  Mai.  David  Porter  Heap.  Wash- 
ington, 1884.    8°.  —1533 

Report  upon  the  Colorado  river  of  the 

West,  explored  in  1857  and  1858  by  Lt. 
Joseph  C.Ives.   Washington,  1861.   4°.    3471 

Report  upon  the  determination  of  the 

astronomical  co-ordinates  of  the  primary 
stations  at  Cheyenne  .  .  .  'and  Colorado 
Springs,  made  during  1873  and  1873.  Lt. 
George  M.  Wheeler,  in  charge.  Dr.  F.  Kampf 
and  J.  H.  Clark,  civilian  astronomical  as- 
sistants.   Washington,  1874.    4°.         —3541 

Report  upon  .the  Northern  Pacific  Rail- 
road exploration  and  survey.  By  I.  I. 
Stevens,  [n.  t.  p.]  [Washington,  1854.]  8°. 
( U.  S.  33  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No. 
139:  Bound  pamph.  v.  334.)  5933 

Report  upon  the  reconnaissance  of  north- 
western Wyoming,  including  Yellowstone 
National  Park,  made  in  the  summer  of  1873 
by  Wm.  A.  Jones,  Capt.  of  Engineers.  With 
appendix.    Washington,  1875.     8°.         3463 

Reports  of  .  .  .  reconnaissances  of  routes 

from  San  Antonio  to  El  Paso,  by  Brevet  Lt.- 
Col.  J.  E.  Johnston  [and  others],  Washing- 
ton, 1850.    8°.    ( U.  S.  31  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate 

■  exec.  doc.  No.  64.)  3474 

Reports  of  the'Chief  of  Engineers,  1866- 

68,  '70-89.     Washington,  1866-89.     57  v.  8°. 

—4756 
Note — The  Reports  tor  1863-65,  '69,  and  flupUcates  o£ 
the  others  are  In  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  pt  War. 
Beginning  with  1870  the  title  reads  Annual  report. 

Analytical  and  topical  index  to  the  Re- 
ports of  the  Chief  of  Engineers .  and  the 
officers  of  the  Corps  of  Engineers,  upon 
works  and  surveys  for  river  and  harbor 
improvement,  1866-87.  Compiled  under  the 
direction  of  Maj.  Henry  M.  Robert,'by  Louis 
Y.  Schermerhorn,  and  others.  Washington, 
1881-89.     3  V.  8°-  -^4755 

Studies  on  coast  defense  applied  to  the 

Gulf  of  Spezia,  by  Caesar  Guarasci.  Wash- 
ington, 1884.     8°.  .  —3773 

United  States,  Entomological  Commission. 

1-4  annual  reports.  Washington,  1878-85. 

4  V.  8°.  ^       —3674 

iVb(8.— The  3  Report  and  duplicates  of  the  others  are 

In  the  set  of  House  mlscel.  docs. 

IJnited  States,  Ethnology,  Bureau  of.  See 
Smithsonian  Institution. 

United  States,  Exploring  Expedition,  1838- 
43.    See  Wilkes,  C. 


UNITED  STATES,  Explor.  Exped. 


4575 


UNITED  STATES,  Hoase  of  Rep. 


Iliiited  States,  Exploring  Expedition  to  the 
China  Seas  and  Japan,  1852-54.  See  Perry, 
M.  C. 

United  States,  Exploring  Expedition  to  the 
Dead  Sea,  1848.  .See  Lynch,  W.  P. 

TInited  States,  Fish  and  Fisheries,  Commis- 
sion of. 

Bulletin,  1881-87.  "Washington,  1883-89. 
7  V.  8°.  —4665 

iVo(e.— Also  In  the  House  mlscel.  does. 

Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  ihe 

United  States.  Prepared  ...  by  George 
Brown  Goode  and  a  staff  of  associates. 
Washington,  1884-87.     7  v.  4°.  —4683 

JVb(e.— Also  in  the  set.of  Senate  mlsoel.  dooB. 

Reports  of   the  Commissioner,   1871-86. 

Washington,  1878-89.     14  v.  8°.  —4664 

Note. — Also  In  the  set  of  House  and  Senate  miscel. 
docs. 

United  States,  Fortifications  or  other  de- 
fenses. Board  on. 

Report.  Washington,  1886.  4°,  and  atlas, 
4°.  ( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
V.  28.)  —4521 

United  States,  French  and  American  Claims 
Commission. 

[Transactions,  accounts,  and  -vouchers.] 
Washington,  1885.,  3  v.  8°.  ( U.  S.  48  Cong. 
3  sess.  House  exec.'doc.  v.  30,  31.)  .       — 4534 

United  States,  General  of  the  Army. 

Findings  of  the  Court  of  inquiry,  and  re- 
views of  the  Judge-Advocate-General  and 
of  the  General  of  the  Army,  in  the  case 
of  Ma j. -Gen.  G.  K.  Warren.  Washington, 
1883.     8°.  —3853 

— —  Record  of  engagements  with  hostile  In- 
dians within  the  military  division  of  the 
Missouri,  from  1868  to  1883.  Chicago.  1882. 
8°.  1615 

Note.— The  Eeports  of  the  General  oj  the  Army  are 
In  the  Eeports  of  the  Secretary  of  War. 

United  States,  Geneva,  Tribunal  of  Arbi- 
tration at. 

Alabama  claims.  Argument  of  the  United 
States  delivered  to  the  Tribunal  of  Arbitra- 
tion at  Geneva,  June  15,  1873.  Paris,  1873. 
8°-  ,  —4314 

Case  of  Great  Britain  as  laid  before  the 

Tribunal  of  Arbitration,  convened  at  Ge- 
neva. Washington,  1873.  3  v.- 8°.  (U.S. 
43  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.  282. )  6886 

Case  of  the  United  States,  to  be  laid  before 

the  Tribunal  of  Arbitration,  to  he  convened 
at  Geneva.     Washington,  1873.    8°.     —3336 

iVaic— Also  In  U.  S.  42  Cong.  2  sess.  House  ana  Senate 
exeo.  doo.  No.  31. 

Counter  case  of  Great  Britain  as  laid  be- 
fore the  Tribunal  of  Arbitration  convened 
at  Geneva .  .  .  together  with  v.  5,  6,  and  7  of 
appendix  to  the  British  case.  Washington, 
1872.  8°.  ( U.  S.  42  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec, 
doe.  No.  334;  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  67.) 

6886,  —4595 
— ^  Papers  relating  to  the  Treaty  of  Wash- 
ington.   ^Geneva  arbitration.     Washington, 
.  1873-73.    4  v.*8°.     [U:  S.  43  Cong.   3  sess. 
House  exec.  doo.  No.  1.)  6886 

Record  of  the  proceedings  of  the  Tribunal 

of  Arbitration  at  Geneva.  [London],  1873. 
fo.  ■  —4313 

CuSHiNS,  C.  In  his  Treaty  of  Washing- 
ton.   1873. 


Lawrence,  W.  B.    Indirect  claims  of  the 

United  States,  under  the  Treaty  of  Wash- 
ington, of  May  8,  1871,  as  submitted  to  the 
Tribunal  of  Arbitration  at  Geneva.    1873. 

PiBRANTONI,  A.      Gli  arbitrati  interna- 

zionali  e  il  Trattato  di  Washington.    1873. 

Bowles,  T.  G.  The  unsettlement  of  the  "Alabama" 

claims.  14  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  6, 1872,  p.  768.)— 
Claims  of  the  ITnited  States.  36  pp.  [Edin.  Ren. 
y.  136,  1872|  p.  549.)— Creneva  arbitration.  30  pp. 
(Edin.  Rev.  v.  137,  1873,  p.  264.)— Gladstone,  W.  E. 
I7etter  respecting  certain  passages  in  the  American 
case  laid  hefore  the  arbitrators  at  Geneva.  6  pp. 
(Harper's  JUag.  v.  64, 1877,  p.  105.)— O.,  H.  The  Amer- 
ican case  under  the  Alabama  claims.  14  pp.  (Fraser's 
Ma:g.  n.  s.  v.  5,  1872,  p.  381.)— Rlvier,  A.  Affaire  de 
TAlabama  et  le  Tribunal  arbitral  de  Geneve.  29  pp. 
{Biblioth.  wiiv.  et  rev.  Suisse,  y.  45, 1872,  p.  577.) — Treaty 
of  AVasIilngton.  20  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  45, 1872, 
p.  913.) 

United  States,  Geographical  and  Geological 
Explorations  west  of  the  100  meridian.  See 
Wheeler,  G.  M. 

United  States,  Geographical  and  Geological 
Survey  of  the  Rocky  Mountain  region.  See 
Powell,  J.  W. 

United  States,  Geological  and  Geographical 
Survey  of  the  territories.    See  Hayden,  F.  V. 

United  States,  Geological  Exploration  of 
the  iO  parallel.    See  King,  C. 

United  States,  Geological  Survey,  1879—. 
See  King.  C— Powell,  J.  W. 

United  States,  Qovemment  Hospital  for 
the  insane. 

Thirty-first  annual  report,  1886.    Wash- 
ington, 1886.     8°.  —3765 
JVo(e.— other  reports  are  In  the  Reports  of  the  Secre- 
tary of  the  Interior. 

United  States,  Greejy  Relief  Expedition  of 

,     1884. 

Report     of  Winfield    S.    Schley,    Com- 
mander U.S.  N.   Washington.  1887.  4°.  3461 
United  States,  Health,  National  Board  of.  - 
Annual  reports,  1879-85.      Washington, 
1879-86.     7  V.  8°.  —4514 

iVo(e.— These  form  y.  of  the  House  apd  Senate  exec, 
docs.,  46-49  Cong. 

Bulletin.    Washington,  1879-81.    3  v.  4°. 

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Cabell,  J.  L.    Review  of  the  operations  of  the  Na- 
tional Board  of  Health.  31  pp.   (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
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tional Board  of  Health.    7  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  44, 
1879,  p.  732.) 

United  States,  House  of  Representatives. 

1  Cong.  1  sess. -3  Cong.  3  sess.    Mch.  4,  - 
1789-Mch.  3,  1795. 

Journal.    Washington,  repr.  1836.    3  v. 
8°-  —4417 

4  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  7, 1795-June  1, 1796. 

Debates  upon  questions  involved  in  the 

British  treaty  of  1794.    3  ed.    Phila.  1808.    3 

V.  in  1,  8°.  —3316 

Journal.    Washington,  repr.  1836.    8°. 

4  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  5,  i796-Mch.  3, 1797. 

Journal.     Washington,  repr.  1836.     8°. 

5  Cong.  1  sess.    May  15-July  10,  1797. 

Executive    documents.     Report    of    the 

Committee  appointed  to  prepare  and  report 

articles  of    impeachment  against  William 

Blount.     [Phila.  1797.]    8°.  —2334 

Journal.    Washington,  repr.  1836.     8°. 


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—  5  Cong.  2  sess.-9  Cong.  2  sess.     Nov.  13, 
1797-Moh.  3,  1807. 

Journal.  Washington,  repr.  1826.   8  v.  8°. 

—  10  Cong.  1  sess.    Oct.  26, 1807-Apr.  2, 1808. 
Executive  documents.  Washington,  1808. 

8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  repr.  1826.    8°. 

—  10  Cong.  2  sess.    Nov.  7, 1808-Mch.  S,  1809. 
Executive  documents.  Washington,  1808. 


8°. 


Abie. — With  the  Exec.  doc.  ol  1  sess. 
Journal.     Washington,  repr.  1836. 


8°. 


—  11  Cong.  1  Bess.-13  Cong.  1  sess.    May  22, 
1809-Aug.  2,  1813. 

Journal.    Washington,  repr.  1826.    8  v. 
8°. 


Deo.  6,  1813-Apr.  18, 
[Washington, 


13  Cong.  2  sess. 

1814. 

Executive    documents. 
1814.]    8°, 

Journal.    Washington,  1813 ;  repr.  1826. 
8°. 

13  Cong.  3  sess.    Sept.  19,  1814-Mch.  3, 

1815. 

Executive    documents.       [Washington, 
1814-15.]    2  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  repr.  1826.     8°. 

14  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  14,  1815-Apr.  30, 

1816. 

Executive   documents.        [Washington, 
1815-16.]    3  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1815.     8°. 

14  Cong.  2  sess.-15  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  2,- 

1816-Mch.  3,  1819. 

Executive   documents.        [Washington, 
1816-19.]    16  V.  8°. 


Dec.  6,  1819-May  15, 
[Washington, 
[Washington, 

,  1820-Moh.  3, 
[Washington, 


16  Cong.  1  sess. 

1820. 

Executive    documents. 
1819-20.]    7  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees. 
1819-30.]    8°. 

.- 16  Cong.  2  sess.    Nov.  18,  1830-Moh.  3, 

1821. 

Executive    documents. 
1820-21.]    13  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.     [Washington, 
1820-31.]    8°. 

17  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  8, 1821-May  8, 1823. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

1821-33.]    8  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.     [Washington, 
1821-22.]    2v.8°. 

17  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.2,1822-Mch.3,1823. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

1823-23.]    7  V.  8°. 

18  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  1,1823-May  37,1834. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

1833-34.]     11 V.  8°. 
iVoifi. — V.  4  wanting. 

Journal.    Washington,  1833.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.     [Washington, 
1833-24.]    8°. 


19  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  5, 1825-May  22, 1826. 

Executive   documents.        [Washington, 

1825-26.]     7v.  8°. 
Note.—y.  1,  2,  5  wanting. 

Reports  of  Committees.     [Washington, 
1825-26.]    2  V.  8°. 

19  Cong.  2  sess.     Dec.  4, 1826-Mch.  3, 1837. 

Executive   documents.        [Washington, 

1826-27.]     9  V.  in  10,  8°. 

Note.—V.  3, 11, 12  wanting. 

Reports  of  Committees.     [Washington, 
1826-27.]    2  V.  8°- 
JVote.—'V.  1  wanting. 

20 Cong.  1  sess.    Deo.  8, 1837-May 26, 1838. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 
1827-28.]     6  V.  8°. 
JVote V.  6  wanting. 

Reports  of  Committees.     [Washington, 
1837-28.]    3  V.  8°. 

20  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  1, 1828-Mch.  3, 1829. 

Journal.     Washington,  1828.     8°. 
Reports  of  Committees.      [Washington, 

1838-29.]    8°. 

21  Cong.  1  sess.   Dec.  7, 1829-May  31 ,  1830. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

1829-30.]    4  v.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.      [Washington, 
1829-30.]    3  V.  8". 

21  C(5ng.  2  sess.     Dec.  6, 1830-Mch.3, 1831. 

Executive     documents.        Washington, 

1830-31;    4  V.  8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1880.     8°. 

Reports  of    Committees.      Washington, 
1831.     8°.  . 

22  Cong.  1  sess.   Dec.  5, 1831-July  16, 1832. 

Executive     documents.        Washington, 

1831-33.    7  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1831.    8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 
1831.     5  V.  8°. 

23  Cong.  2  sess.   Deo.  3, 1882-Mch.  2, 1883. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1832. 

3  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1833.     8°- 
Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1833.     8°. 

23  Cong.  1  sess.  Dec.  2, 1838-June  80, 1834. 

Executive   documents.        [Washington, 

1833-34.]    4  V.  8°. 
Jfote.—\.  2,  3  wanting. 
Journal.     Washington,  1833.     8°. 
Reports  of  Committees.      [Washington, 
1833-34.]     5  V.  8°. 

■  28  Cong.  2  s6ss.    Dec.  1, 1834-Mch.  3, 1835. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

Journal.     Washington,  1835.     8°. 
Reports  of  Committees.      [Washington, 
1834-35.]    2  V.  8°. 

24  Cong.  1  sess.   Dec.  7, 1885-July  4, 1886. 

Executive     documents.      [Washington, 

1835-36.]    7v.  8°.  ^ 

Journal.     Washington,  1835.     8°. 
Reports  of  Committees.      [Washington, 

1835-36.]    3  V.  8°. 


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24  Cong.  3  sess.  Dec.  5, 1836-Moh.  3, 1837. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

1836.]    4  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1837.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1836-37,]     8  V.  8°. 

35  Cong.  1  sess.    Sept.  4-Oct.  16,  1837. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1837. 

8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1837.    8°. 

25  Cong.  2  sess.    Deo.  4, 1837-July  9, 1838. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

1887-38.]     13  V.  in  13,  8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1838.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1837-88.]    4  V.  8°. 

Index  to  Executive  documents  and  Re- 
ports of  Committees,  1831-39.  Washington 
[1839].    8°. 

35  Cong.  8  sess.   Dec.  3, 1888-Mch.  8, 1839. 

Executive     documents.       [Washington, 

1838-39.]    6  V.  8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1839.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1838-39-]     2  V.  8°. 

26  Cong.  1  sess.  Dec.2, 1839-July  31, 1840. 

Executive     documents.       [Washington, 

1889-40.]     7  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1839-40.J    4  V.  8°- 

36  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  7, 1840-Mch.  3, 1841. 

Executive  documents.  [Washington, 
1840-41.]     6  V.  8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1841.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1840-41.]    8°. 

.; 27  Cong.  1  sess.    May  31-Sept.  13,  1841. 

Executive  documents.  [Washington, 
1841.]    8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1841.    8°. 

27  Cong.  2  sess.  Dec.  6, 1841- Aug.  31,1842. 

Executive     documents.       [Washington, 

1841-43.]    6  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1841.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1841-43.]    5  V.  8°. 

37  Cong.  8  sess.   Dec.  5, 1843-Mch.  8, 1848. 

Executive    documents.       [Washington, 

1842-43.]    8  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1848.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1843-43.]    4  V.  8°. 

28  Cong.  1  sess.  Dec.  4, 1843-June  17, 1844. 

Executive    documents.       [Washington, 

1848-44.]    7  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1844.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1843-44.]    3  V.  8°. 

. 28  Cong.  2  sess.   Dec.  3, 1844-Mch.  3,1845. 

Executive  documents.  [Washington, 
1844-45.]    4  V.  in  5,  8°. 

Also  No.  166.      Report  of  the  exploring 
expedition  to  the  Rocky  mountains  in  the 
year  1842,  and  to  Oregon  and  north  Cali- 
PAKT  v.— 89. 


fornia  in  the  years  1843-44,  by  Capt.  J.  C. 
Fremont.    Washington,  1845.    8°.  2463 

Journal.    Washington,  1844-45.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1844-45.    8°. 

29  Cong.  1  sess.  Dec.  1,1845-Aug.  10,1846. 

Executive     documents.      [Washington, 

1845-46.]    8  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1845-46.'  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1845-46.]    4  V.  8°. 

39  Cong;  3  sess.   Dec.  7, 1846-Mch.  8, 1847. 

Executive     documents.       [Washington, 

1846-47.]    4  V.  8°. 

Journa,!.     Washington,  1846-47.    8°. 
'  Reports   of  Committees.      [Washington, 
1846-47.]    8°. 

30  Cong.  1  sess.     Deo.  6,  1847-Aug.  14, 

1848.  - 

Executive  documents.  [Washington, 
1847-48.]     9  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  41.  Notes  of  a  military  reoon- 
noissance,  from  Fort  Leavenvyorth,  in  Mis- 
souri, to  San  Diego,  in  California  ...  by  Lt.- 
Col.  W.  H.  Emory.    Washington,  1848.     8°. 

2463 

The  same.  [With  the  Reports  of  Lt.  J.  W. 
Abert,  Col.  P.  St.  G.  Cooke,  and  Capt.  A.  R. 
Johnston.]    Washington,  1848.     8°.        3468 

Journal.    Washington,  1847-48.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1847-48.]    4  V.  8°. 

30  Cong.  3  sess.   Deo.  4, 1848-Mch.  8, 1849.. 

Executive    documents.       [Washington, 

1848-49.]     6  V.  8°. 
Note,—Y.  3  wauting. 
Journal.    Washington,  1848-49.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1849.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1848-49.]    3  V.  8°.' 

Also  No.  145.  Report  on  railroad  and 
canal  routes  between  the  Atlantic  and 
Pacific  oceans,  by  J.  A.  Rockwell.  Washing- 
ton, 1849.     8°-  —2714 

81  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  3,  1849-Sept.  80, 

1850. 

Executive  documents.  [Washington, 
1849-50.]    11  V.  in  14,  8°. 

Also  No.  69.  Report  on  the  geology  and 
topography  of  a  poi'tion  of  the  Lake  Superior 
land  district  in  the  state  of  Michigan  :  by  J. 
W.  Foster  and  J.  D.  Whitney.  Pt.  1.  Wash- 
ington, 1850.  8°.  1684 
Note.— ¥oT  pt.  2  see  32  Cong.  spec.  sess.  Senate  doo. 

Journal.    Washington,  1849-50.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1850.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1849-50.]    3  V.  8°. 

31  Cong.  2  sess.  Dec.  3, 1850-Mch.  3, 1851. 

Executive    documents.        [Washington, 

1850-51.]    8  v.  in  10,  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1850-51.     8°- 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1851.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  [W^ashington, 
1850-51.]     8°- 


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33Cong.  Isess.  Dec.  1, 1851-Aug.  31, 1852. 

Executive     documents.       [Washington, 

1851-52.]     15  V.  in  19,  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1851-52.    8° 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1852.     8°. 

Reports  of   Committees.      Washington, 

1852.  8°. 

32  Cong.  2  sess.   Deo.  6, 1853-Mch.  3, 1853. 

Executive     documents.       [Washington, 

1862-53.]    11  V.  in  13,  8°  and  4°. 
Journal.    Washington,  1853.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1853.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  .[Washington, 
1853-53.]    8°. 

33  Cong.  1  sess.   Dec.  5, 1858-Aug.  7, 1854. 

Executive     documents.        Washington, 

1854.  19  V.  in  26,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  121.  U.  S.  Naval  Astronomical 
Expedition  to  the  southern  hemisphere, 
1849-50,  under  the  direction  of  Lt.  J.  M. 
Gilliss.    V.  3,  6.    Washington,  1856.    2  v.  4°. 

—3481 

Also  No.  129.  Report  of  explorations  for 
a  railway  route,  from  the  Mississippi  river 
to  the  Pacific  ocean,  by  Lt.  A.  W.  Whipple. 
[Washington,  1854.]    8°.  2474 

Journal.    Washington,  1853.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1854.     8°. 

Reports  of   Committees.      Washington, 

1854.  3  v.  8°. 

33  Cong.   3  sess.    Deo.   4,  1854-Mch.  8, 

1855. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1855. 
14  V.  in  27,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  91.  Reports  of  explorations  and 
surveys  .  .  .  for  a  railroad  from  the  Missis- 
sippi river  to  the  Pacific  ocean,  v.  3-6,  9, 10. 
Washington,  1855-59.    7  v.  4°.  —3511 

Nole.—i'OT  V.  1,  7,  8,  see  33  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec, 
doc;  V.  H,  see  36  Cong,  2  sess.  Senate  exec,  doc;  v.  12, 
gee  36  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec  doc. 

Journal.     Washington,  1854.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1855.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.      Washington, 

1855.  8°.  .  o       1 

34  Cong.  1  and  2  sess.    Dec.  3, 1855-Aug. 

30,  1856. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1856. 
16  V.  in  24,  8°  and  4°. 

^Zso  No.  135.  Report  on  the  United  States 
and  Mexican  boundary  survey,  by  W.  H. 
Emory.    Washington,  1859.    2  v.  4°.    —8511 

Journal.   Washington,  1855.    1  v.  in  3,  8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1856.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports  from  the  Court  of  Claims.  Wash- 
ington, 1856.    3  v.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1856.    8  v.  8°. 

Also'No.  200.  Troubles  in  Kansas.  Wash- 
ington, 1856.     8°.  —4415 

Also  Documents  relative  to  Central  Amer- 
ican affairs,  and  the  enlistment  question. 
Washington,  1856.     8°.  1633 

iVo(e.— Documents  of  the  2  sess.  are  bound  with 
those  ol  the  1  sess. 


84  Cong.  3  sess.      Deo.  1,  1856-Mch.  3, 

1857. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1857. 
18  V.  in  18,  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1856.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1857.     8°. 

Reports  from  the  Court  of  Claims.  Wash- 
ington, 185T.     8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.      Washington, 

1857.  8  V.  8°. 

35  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  7,  1857-June  14, 

1858.  ,.    > 
Executive  documents.  Washington,  1857- 

58.     12  V.  in  15.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1857.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1858.     3  V.  8°. 

Reports  from  the  Court  of  Claims.   Wash- 
ington, 1858.     2  V.  8°. 
Note.— v.  2  wanting. 

Reports  of   Committees.      Washington, 

1858.  6  V.  8°. 

35  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.   6,  1858-Mch.  4, 

1859. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1859. 
10  V.  i;p  16,  8°  and-4°- 
Note.—Y.  6,  9  wanting. 
Journal.    Washington,  1858.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1859.  2  V.  8°. 

Reports  from  the  Court  of  Claims.  Wash- 
ington, 1859.    8°. 

Reports    of   Committees.      Washington, 

1859.  3  V.  8°- 

36  Cong.  1  sess.      Deo.  5,  1859-June  25, 

1860. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1860. 
14  V.  in  15,  8°  and  4°. 
JVoie.—Y.  11, 14  wanting. 
Also  No.  56.    Reports  of  explorations  and 
surveys  .  .  .  for  a  railroad  from  the  Missis- 
sippi river  to  the  Pacific  ocean,  v.  13,  pts. 
1,3.    Washington,  1860.    Iv.  in3,4''.    —3511 
iVo(e.— For  T.  1,  7,  8,  see  33  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec, 
doc;  V.  2-6,  9, 10,  see  33  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec  doc; 
V.  11,  see  36  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 

Journal.   Washington,  1859.     1  v.  in  3, 8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1860.  7  V.  8°. 

Reports  from  the  Court  of  Claims.  Wash- 
ington, 1860.     5  V.  8°. 

Reports   of  Committees.      Washington, 

1860.  5v.8°- 

Also  No.  648.  Covode  investigation. 
[Washington,  I860.]    8°.  —4415 

36  Cong.  3  sess.      Dec.  3,  1860-Mch.  4, 

1861.  ' 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1861. 
8  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  Military  commission  to  Europe,  in 
1855  and  1856.  Report  of  Maj.  A.  Mordecai. 
Washington,  1861.     4°.  —2763 

Also  Report  on  the  art  of  war  in  Europe  in 
1854-56,  by  Col.  R.  Delafleld.  Washington, 
1861.    4°.  _?2763 

Journal.     Washington,  1860.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1860.     8°. 


UNITED  STATES,  House  of  Eep. 


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Reports  from  the  Court  of  Claims.  Wash- 
ington, 1861.    3  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  "Washington, 
1861.     3  V.  in  4,  8°. 

37  Cong.  1  sess.    July  4-Aug.  6, 1861. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1861. 

8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1861.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1861.    8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1861.    8°. 

37  Cong.  3  sess.   Deo.  2, 1861- July  17, 1863. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1863. 

13  V.  in  14,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  116.  Preliminary  report  on  the 
8  census,  1860,  by  J.  C.  G.  Kennedy.  Wash- 
ington, 1863.     8°.  —3303 

Journal.    Washington,  1863.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1863.     8°.  . 

Reports  from  the  Court  of  Claims .  Wash- 
ington, 1863.     3  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1863.     4  V.  8°. 

37  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  1, 1863-Mch.  4, 1863. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,1863- 

65.  13  V.  in  13,  8°  and  4°. 
Journal.    Washington,  1863.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1863.     3  V.  8°. 

Reports  from  the  Court  of  Clalims.  Wash- 
ington, 1863.    8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1863.  8°. 

38  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  7, 1863-July  4, 1864. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1864. 

16  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1863.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1864.  4  V.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.      Washington, 

1864.  3  V.  8°. 

Also  Nos.  65,  67.  Fort  Pillow  massacre  ; 
Report  on  returned  prisoners.  [Washington, 
1864.]    8°.  2645 

38  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  5, 1864-Moh.  4, 1865. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1865- 

66.  14  V.  in  15,  8°  and  4°. 
JVofe.— V.  9  wanting. 

Journal.    Washington,  1865.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1865.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1865.  8°. 

39  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  4, 1865-July  38, 1866. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,1866- 

67.  16  V.  in  30,  8°  and  4°. 

J!Voie.— V.  1,  pt.  4;  v.  i,  pt.  1,  appendix,  wanting. 
Journal.    Washington,  1866.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1866.  3  V.  8°.  - 
Reports    of   Committees.      Washington, 

1866.     3  V.  8°. 

. 39  Cong.  3  sess.   Dec.  3, 1866-Mch.  4, 1867. 

Executive  documents.  Wfishington,  1867. 
16  V.  in  19,  8°  and  4°. 


Journal.     Washington,  1867.    8°.^ 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 
1867.     8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1867.  4  V.  8°. 

40  Cong.  1  sess.    Mch.  4-Dec.  3,  1867. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1868. 
8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1867.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1868.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1868.    8°. 

40  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  3,  1867-Nov.  10, 

1868. 

Executive  documents.  Washington, 1867- 
68.    30  V.  in  33,  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1868.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1868.    3v.8°. 

Reports  of   Committees.      Washington, 

1868.  3  V.  8°. 

40  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  7, 1868-Mch.  4, 1869. 

Executive  documents. ,  Washington,  1869. 
17  V.  in  31,  8°  and  4°. 

Note. — V.  8  wanting. 

Also  No.  54.  Mineral  resources  "ftf  the 
states  and  territories  west  of  the  Rocky 
mountains,  by  R.  W.  Raymond.  Washing- 
ton, 1869.    8°.  —3745 

Journal.    Washington,  1869.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1869.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1869.    4  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  31.  New  York  election  frauds. 
[Washington,  1869.]    8°.  —3314 

' 41  Cong.  1  sess.    Mch.  4-Apr.*10, 1869. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1869. 
8°- 

Journal.    Washington,  1869.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1869.     8°. 

Reports  of   Committees.      Washington, 

1869.  ,  8°. 

41  Cong.  3  sess.   Deo.  6, 1869-July  15, 1870. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1870. 
13  v.,  in  15,  8°  and  4°. 
Note.—Y.  i  wanting. 

Also  No.  307.  Statistics  of  mines  and 
mining  in  the  states  and  territories  west  of 
the  Rocky  mountains,  by  R.  W.  Raymond. 
Washington,  1870.     8°.  —3745 

Journal.    Washington,  1870.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1870.  '  5  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1870.     3  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  '31.  Investigation  into  the  causes 
of  the  gold  panic.    Washington,  1870.    8°. 

—1395 

Also  No.  65.  Report  on  the  memorial  of 
P.  C.  Bliss  and  G.  F.  Masterman,  in  relation 
to  their  imprisonment  in  Paraguay.  Wash- 
ington, 1870.    8°-  1625 


UNITED  STATES,  House  of  Rep. 


4580 


UNITED  STATES,  House  of  Rep. 


41  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  5, 1870-Mch.  4, 1871. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1870- 

71.     13  V.  in  14,  8°  and  4°- 

Journal.     Washington,  1871.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1871.     2  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1871.     8°. 

Also  No.  28.  Causes  of  the  reduction  of 
American  tonnage  and  the  decline  of  navi- 
gation interests.     Washington,  1870.     8°. 

—2396 

42  Cong.  1  sess.    Mch.  4-Apr.  20,  1871. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1871. 

3  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  10.  Statistics  of  mines  and 
mining  in  the  states  and  tei'ritories  west  of 
the  Rooky  mountains,  by  R.  W.  Raymond. 
Washington,  1873.     8°.  —3745 

Journal.     Washington,  1871.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1871.     8°. 

43  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  4,  1871-June  10, 

1873. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1873. 
17  v.  in  31,  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1873.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1873^  4  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1873.     4  v.  in  16,  8°. 

42  Cong.    3    sess.     Dec.  3,  1873-Mch.  4, 

1873. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1873. 
13  V.  in  18,  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1873.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1873.     5  v.  8°  and  4°. 

Reports  of    Committees.     Washington, 

1873.  3  V.  8°- 

43  Cong.   1  sess.     Dec.  1,  1873-'June  23, 

'  1874. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1874. 

17  V.  in  33,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  193.  Report  of  a  reconnaissance 
in  the  Ute  country,  made  in  1878,  by  Lt.  E. 
H.  Ruffner.    Washington,  1874.    8°.      2473 

Journal.    Washington,  1873.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1874.  6  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  300.  Exploration  of  the  Colo- 
rado river  of  the  West  and  its  tributaries, 
explored  in  1869-73  [by  J.  W.  Powell]. 
Washington,  1875.    4°.  —4313 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1874.     5  V.  8°. 

43  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  7, 1874-Mch.  4, 1875. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1875. 

18  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  95.  Cholera  epidemic  of  1873 
in  the  United  States.  Washington,  1875. 
8°.  -3783 

Also  No.  137.  Report  of  the  Commission 
of  Engineers  appointed  to  investigate  and 
report  a  permanent  plan  for  the  reclamation 
of  the  alluvial  basin  of  the  Mississippi  river 
subject  to  inundation.  Washington,  1875. 
8°.  -3714 


Journal.    Washington,  1876.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 
1875.     3  V.  8°. 

Reports   of    Committees.     Washington, 

1875.  7  V.  8°. 

44  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  6,  1875-Aug.  15, 

1876. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1876. 
17  V.  in  34,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  21.  Labor  in  Europe  and 
America,  by  E.  Young.  Washington,  1876. 
8°.  —1394 

Journal.     Washington,  1875.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1876.  10  V.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1876.  9  V.  8°. 

44  Cong.  3  sess.    Deo.  4,  1876-Mch.  4, 1877. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1877. 

13  v.  in  19,  8°  and  4°. 

Note.—Y.  10  wautlng. 

Journal.     Washington,  1876.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1877.  7  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1877.    2  V.  8°. 

45  Cong.  1  sess.     Oct.  15-Dec.  8,  1877. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1877. 

8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1877.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1877.  5  V.  8°. 

iVoie.  —  Reports  ol   Committees  for  this  sess.  are 
bound  with  those  of  the  2  sess. 

45  Cong.  3  sess.     Dec.  3,  1877-June  SO, 

1878. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1878. 
33  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1878.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1878.  7  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1878.     5  V.  8°- 

45  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  3, 1878-Mch.  3, 1879. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1879. 

19  v.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1878.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1878.  5  V.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1879.  2  V.  8°. 

46  Cong.  1  sess.    Mch.  18-July  1,  1879. 

^  Executive  documents.  Washington,  1879. 

Journal.    Washington,  1879.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1879.  5  V.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.      Washington, 

1880.  6  V.  8°  and  4°. 

46  Cong.  3  sess.  Dec.  I,1879-Junel6,1880. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1880. 

26  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1880.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1880.     6  V.  8°. 

JVo(e.  —  Keports  of  Coiifmittees  for  this  sess.  are 
bound  with  those  of  the  1  sess. 


UNITED  STATES,  House  of  Rep. 


4581 


UNITED  STATES,  Interior,  Dept.  of 


46  Cong.  3  sesB.  Deo.  6, 1880-Moh.  4, 1881. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1881. 
30  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1880.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1881.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1881.     3  V.  8°. 

47  Cong.  1  sess.   Dec.  5, 1881- Aug.  8, 1883. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1881- 

83.     36  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1881.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1883.     27  V.  in  39,  8°  and  4°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Wasliington, 
1883.    6  V.  8°. 

47  Cong.  3  sess.   Dec.  4, 1883-Mch.  4, 1883. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1883. 

35  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1883.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  .Washington, 
1883.     19  V.  in  39,  8°  and  4°. 

Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1883.  3  V.  8°. 

48  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  3, 1883-July  7, 1884. 

Executive  documents.  .Washington,  1884.  , 

S3  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1883.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1884.  36  V.  8°  and  4°. 
Note V.  18,  27,  35,  40  •wanting. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1884.  7  V.  8°. 

48  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  1, 1884-Mch.  4, 1885. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1885. 

34  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1884.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1885.  17  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1885.  4  V.  8°  and  4°. 

49  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  7, 1885- Aug.  5, 1886. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1886. 

37  V.  in  38,  8°  and  4°- 

Journal.     Washington,  1886.     3  v.  8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1886.  37  v.  in  28,  8°  and  4°. 

Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1886.  13  V.  8°  and  4°. 

49 Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  6, 1886-Mch.  4, 1887. 

Executive  documents!  Washington,  1887. 

28  V.  in  39,  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1886.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1887.  13  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1887.  3  V.  8°. 

50  Cong.  1  sess.   Deo.  5, 1887-Oct.  38, 1888. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1889. 

38  V.  in  29,  8°  and  4°. 
mte.—V.  21,  22,  30,  31  wanting. 

Journal.     Washington^  1888.     3  v.  8°, 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 
1889.     33  V.  8°  and  4°. 
Note V.  19,  24,  26  wanting. 

Reports   of    Committees.      Washington, 

1888.  11  V.  8°- 


50  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  3, 1888-Mch.  4, 1889. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1889. 

5  V.  8°  and  4°. 
Note.—y.  1-13, 16, 16, 19, 19,  21-23  wanting. 
Journal.    Washington,  1889.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 
1889.    4  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Noie.—Y.  1-4,  6-9, 11, 13-n  wanting. 
[Reports  of  Committees.]    Investigation 
of  the  fur-seal  and  other  fisheries  of  Alaska. 
Washington  ,,1889.     8°.  —4665 

Manual  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 

U.  S.     1859. 

Smith,  H.  H.    Revision  of  rules  of  the 

House  of  Representatives  in  the  36  and  46 
Cong.  1885.  ( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
miscel.  doe.  v.  3,  No.  16.) 

Organization  of  the  House  of  Represent n- 

tlves.  10  pp.  (Bern.  Ben.  v.  7,  1840,  p.  34.)— Rules 
and  orders  of  the  House  of  Eepreseutatlves  as  la 
force  during  the  2  sess.  32  Cong.  42  pp.  ( With  TJ.  S. 
Constitutional  Convention,  Constitution  of  U.  S.  1866, 
p.  166.) 

United  States,  Hydrographic  Office. 

Catalogue  of  charts,  plans,  and  views 
pub.  by,  with  a  list  of  books  sold  to  agents^ 
Washington,  1879.     8°.  —3764 

Explanations  and  sailing  directions  to 

ficoompany  the  wind  and  current  charts. 
By  M.  F.  Maury.  8  ed.,  enlarged  and  im- 
proved.    Washington,  1858-59.     3  v.  4°. 

—3471 

The  great  storm  off  the  Atlantic  coast  of 

the  United  States  March  11-14,  1888.  By 
Everett  Hayden.    Washington,  1888.    4°. 

—3493 
Note.—liie  Eeports  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
in  the  Beports  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy. 

Uaited  States,  Indian  Affairs,  Office  of. 

Annual  reports  of  the  Commissioner  of 
Indian  affairs,  1854-57,  '63,  '86.  Washing- 
ton, 1855-86.     6  V.  8°.  -4316 

iVbfe.— The  Eeports  for  1849-53,  '68-61,  '63-85,  '87,  and 
duplicates  of  the  others  are  in  the  Eeports  of  the  Sec- 
retary of  the  Interior. 

Mineral  wealth,  climate  and  rain-fall, 

and  natural  resources  of  the  Black  Hills  of 
Dakota.  By  Walter  P.  Jenney.  Washing- 
ton, 1876.     8°.  2463 

Treaties  between  the  United   States  of 

America,  and  the  several  Indian  tribes,  from 
1778  to  1837:  with  a  copious  table  of  con- 
tents.   Washington,  1837.'    8°.  1654 

United     States,     Indian    Commissioners, 
Board  of. 

.Third  annual  report,  1871.    Washington, 

1873.  8°.  —4335 
Nole.—lhe  1-19  annual  reports,  Including  a  dupli- 
cate of  the  third,  are  In  the  Eeports  of  the  Secretary  of 
the  Interior. 

United  States,  Interior,  Department  of. 

Alphabetical  catalogue  of  the  library,  in- 
cluding tlie  additions  made  from  Dec.  31, 

1874,  to  May  31,  1877.  Washington,  1877. 
8°.  L.73 

Annual  register,  containing  a  list  of  the 

persons  employed  in  the  Department,  1877, 
'79,  '81,  '83.     Washington,  1877-83.    4  v.  8°. 

—4323 

Note The  title  pages  of  all  except  the  first  read 

Eegister. 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior, 

transmitting  copies  of  orders,  correspond- 
ence, etc.,  relating  to  the  irregular  practices 


UNITED  STATES,  Interior,  Dept.  of 


4582 


UNITED  STATES,  Land  Office 


on  the  part  of  attorneys  practicing  before 
the  Pension  Office.  Washington,  1884.  8°. 
( U.  S.  48  Cong.  1  sess.  Souse  exec.  doc.  v.  38.) 

—4536 

List  of  Congressional  documents  from 

the  20  to  the  46  Congresses,  inclusive.  Wash- 
ington, 1882.     8°.  —4317 

Register  of  officers  and  agents,  civil,  mili- 
tary, and  naval,  in  the  service  of  the  United 
States,  1861,  '63,  '71,  '78,  '75,  '77,  '79,  '81,  '83, 
'85,  '87.  Washington,  1862-87.  16  v.  8°  and 
4°.  -4511 

Note.—'Fqr  previous  years  see  under  State,  Depart- 
ment of.  From  1879  the  title  reads  Offlolal  register  ot 
the  "United  States.  The  Register  for  1885,  and  dupli- 
cates of  those  for  1883,  '87,  are  In  the  House  mlsoel. 
docs.,  48-50  Cong.  The  Registers  for  1883,  '85,  '87,  are 
compiled  by  J.  G.  Ames. 

Report  on  the  United  States  and  Mexican 

boundary  survey,  by.  W.  H.  Emory.  Wash- 
ington, 1857-59.  2  V.  4°.  (U.  8.  34  Cong.  1 
sess.  House  exec.  doc.  Nos.  108,  135.)    — 3511 

Report  regarding  the  distribution  of  pub- 
lic documents.  Washington,  1886.  8°. —4872 

Report  regarding  the  receipt,  distribu- 
tion, and  sale  of  public  documents  on  be- 
half of  the  government,  1887-89.  Washing- 
ton, 1890.     8°.  —4372 

'  Reports  of  the  receipt  and  distribution  of 

public  documents  on  behalf  of  the  govern- 
ment.    Washington,  1885-87.    3  Nos.  8°. 

—4372 

Reports  of  the  Secretary,  1849-88.  Wash- 
ington, 1849-89.    77  v.  8°.  6831 

iVbie.— These  form  v.  of  tlie  House  and  Senate  exec, 
docs.,  31-50  Cong.;  sometimes  the  title  Is  Annual  re- 
port.   The  library  has  only  v.  6  of  the  Beport  for  1888. 

See  also  Census  O/lice. — Education,  Bureau  of. 
— Entomological  Commission. — Government 
Hospital  for  tile  insane. — Indian  AITairs,  OCQce 
of.— Indian  Commissioners.  Board  of.  —  Land 
Office,  General.— Patent  OiSce.— Pensions,  Bu- 
reau of. —Railroads,  Bureau  of. 

United  States,  Internal  Revenue,  Office  of. 
Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Internal 
Revenue  on  the  operations  of  the  internal 
revenue  system  for  the  year  ending  June 
30, 1865.  Washington,  1865.  8°.  —4317 
Nole The  Reports  for' 1863-87,  Including  a  dupli- 
cate of  1865,  are  In  the  set  of  House  exec.  docs. 

United  States,  International  American  Con- 
ference. 

Minutes.  [Eng.  and  Spanish.}  Wash- 
ington, 1890.    4°.  —3381 

Reports  and  recommendations,  together 

with  the  messages  of  the  President  and  the 
letters  of  the  Secretary  of  State  transmitting 
the  same  to  Congress.  Washington,  1890. 
8°.  —2393 

United  States,  International  Monetary  Con- 
ference held  .  .  .  in  Paris,  Aug.  1878. 

[Proceedings.]    Washington,  1879.     8°. 

—1365 
The  same.    Washington,  1879.   4°.    (U.S. 
45  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doe.  No.  58.) 

—1392 
Tliesame.    Washington,  1887.   8°.    [U.S. 
49  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  24. ) 

—4483 
United  States,  International  Monetary  Con- 
ference held  .  .  .  in  Paris,  April- July,  1881. 

Proceedings.  Washington,  1887,  8°. 
( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel,  doc.  v. 
28.)  —4484 


United  States,  International  Polar  Expe- 
dition. 

Report  of  the  International  Polar  expedi- 
tion to  Point  Barrow,  Alaska.  Washington^ 
1885.    4°.  2461 

Note.— AlBO  In  U.  S.  48  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
V.  23. 

Report  on  the  proceedings  of  the  United 

States  expedition  to  Lady  Franklin  Bay, 
Grinnell  Land,  by  Adolphus  W.  Greely, 
1  Lt.  5  Cavalry.  Washington,  1888.  2  v.  4°. 
( U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v. 
22,  pts.  1,  2.)  —4451 

United  States,  International  Sanitary  Con- 
ference, 1881. 

Proceedings.  Washington,  1881.  8°.  {U. 
S.  47  Cong,  special  sess.  Senate  exec.  doe. 
No.  1.)  —4598 

United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission. 

1-3  annual  reports,   1887-89.     Washing- 
ton, 1887-89.     3  V.  8°.  —4335  , 
Note.— The  first  Report  Is  also  In  the  Report  of  the 
Secretary  ot  the  Interior  for  1887. 

First  annual  report  of  the  statistics  of 

railways  in  the  United  States,  for  the  year 
ending  June  30,  1888.  Washington,  1889. 
8°.  —2714 

United  States,  Iron,  steel,  and  other  metals, 
Board  to  test. 

Report.  Washington,  1878-81.  2  v.  8°. 
{U.  S.  45  Cong.  2 sess.  House  exec.  doc.  y.  17; 
46  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  y.  20.) 

-,4516,  —4514 

Report  on  a  preliminary  investigation  of 

the  properties  of  the  copper-tin  alloys. 
Washington,  1879.     8°.  —3745 

Note.—Alao  in  TJ.  S.  45  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
v.  17. 

United  States,  Judge  Advocate  General. 

Findings  of  the  Court  of  inquiry,  and   ^ 
reviews  of  the  Judge-Advocate-General  and 
of.  the  General  of  the  Army,  in  the  case  of 
Maj.-Gen.    G.    K.    Warren.      Washington, 
1883.    8°.  —2353 

Note.— The  Reports  of  the  Judge  Advocate  General 
are  in  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  War. 

United  States,  Justice,  Department  of. 

Register  of  the  Department  of  Justice 
and  the  judicial  officers  of  the  United 
States.  4  ed.  Corrected  to  Sept.  1,  1874. 
Washington,  1874.     8°.  1151 

The  same.  5  ed.  Corrected  to  Sept.  1, 
1876.     Washington,  1876.     8".  1151 

See  also  Attorney  General. 

United  States,  Labor,  Department  of. 

1-5  annual  reports  of  the  Commissioner 
of  Labor,  1886-89.  Washington,  1886-90. 
5  V.  8°.  —4334 

Report  on  marriage  and  divorce  in  the 

United  States,  1867  to  1886.  By  Carroll  D. 
Wright,  Commissioner  of  Labor.  Wash- 
ington, 1889.    8°.  —4334 

United  States,  Land  Office,  General. 

Digest  of  late  decisions  relating  to  ques- 
tions arising  under  the  land  laws  of  the 
United  States.  Washington,  1884.  8°.  {U.S. 
47  Cong.  3  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  16. ) 

—4473 

Report  of  a  geological  exploration  of  part 

of  Iowa,  Wisconsin,  and  Illinois,  made  .  .  . 
in  the  autumn  of  1839 ;  with  charts  and 


UNITED  STATES,  Land  Office 


4583 


UNITED  STATES,  Mex.  Claims  Com. 


illustratione.  By  David  Dale  Owen.  [Wash- 
ington], 1844.  8°.  (U.  S.  38  Cong.  I  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doe.  No.  407.)  —1634 

Report  of  a  geological  survey  of  Wis- 
consin, Iowa,  and  Minnesota ;  and  incident- 
ally of  a  portion  of  Nebraska  Territory. 
By  David  Dale  Owen.  Phila.  1853.  4°,  and 
atlas,  4°.  —1631 

Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  the  Gen- 
eral Land  Office,  communicating,  in  compli- 
ance with  the  act  of  March  3,  1851,  for  the 
settlement  of  certain  classes  of  private  land 
claims  within  the  Bastrop  grant,  a  report  of 
the  register  and  receiver  of  the  Land  Office 
at  Monroe,  La.  Washington,  1853.  8°. 
( U.  S.  33  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  4. ) 

—4587 

Report  on  the  geology  and  topography  of 

a  portion  of  the  Lake  Superior  land  district, 
in  the  State  of  Michigan,  by  J.  W.  Foster 
and  J.  D.  Whitney.  Washington,  1850-51. 
8  V.  8°.  ( U.  S.  31  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec, 
doc.  No.  69 ;  Special  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
No.  4.)  —1634 

' Reports  of  the  Commissioner  of  General 

Land  Office,  1860,  '65,  '66,  '68-70,  '78,  '79, 
'86.     Washington,  1860-86.     9  v.  8°.    —4316 

Nbte.—1b6  Reports  tor  1812-49  are  In  the  Eeports  of 
the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  and  tor  1849-86,  Includ- 
ing duplicates  of  those  enumerated  here,  are  In  the 
Beports  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior. 

-  Julian,  G.  W.  Railway  influence  In  the  Land 
Offlce.    20  pp.     (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136, 1883,  p.  237.) 

Ilnited  States,  Ubrary  of  Congress. 

Additions  made  since  Nov.  16, 1859-Nov. 
1,  1860.     Washington,  1860.    8°.  L.74 

Alphabetical  catalogue.     Authors.     [Ed. 

by  A.  R.  Spoflord.]  Washington,  1864. 
r.  8°.  L.71 

V  Catalogue.    Index  of  subjects.     [Ed.  by 

A.  R.  SpofiEord.]  Washington,  1869.  3  v. 
r.  8°.  L.71 

Contents. 
Aargau-Llchfleld,  v.  1.         Llchtenau-Zwlngll,  v.  2. 

Catalogue  of  additions,  from  Dec.  1, 1863, 

to  Dec.  1,  1865.  Washington,  1863-65.  3  v. 
in  1,  8°.  L.74 

Catalogue  of  the   Library  of  Congress. 

Washington,  1861.     8°.  L.74 

^—  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  the  United 
States.  To  which  is  annexed  a  copious 
index,  alphabetically  arranged.  Washing- 
ton, 1815.    4°.  L.71 

Catalogues  of  books  added,  1866-67,  '67- 

68,  '68-69,  '69-70,  '71,  '72,  '73-75.  [Ed.  by 
A.  R.  SpoflEord.]  Washington',  1868-76.  7 
V.  r.  8°.  L.71 

Reports  of  the  Librarian.  [A.  R.  Spoflord.] 

1866-87.  ( U.  S.  39  Corig.  3  sess.  Senate  miscel. 
doc.  No.  6  ;  40  Cong.  3  sess.  No.  10  ;  3  sess.  No. 
19  ;  41  Cong.  3  sess.  No.  11;  3  sess.  No.  31;  43 
Cong.  3  sess.  No.  35 ;  3  sess.  No.  13 ;  43  Cong. 
1  sess.  No.  30  ;  3  sess.  No.  3  ;  44  Cong.  1  sess. 
No.  31;  3  sess.  No.  37;  45  Cong.  3  sess.  No. 
34;  3  sess.  v.  1,  No.  30  ;  46  Cong.  1  sess.  No. 
34;  2  sess.  v.  1,  No.  45 ;  3  sess.  v.  1,  No.  50  ; 
47  Cong.  1  sess.  v.  1,  No.  43  ;  3  sess.  v.  1,  No. 
38  ;  48  Cong.  1  sess.  v.  3,  No.  53  ;  3  sess.  v.  1, 
No.  55  ;  49  Cong.  1  sess.  v.  3,  No.  89  ;  3  sess. 
v.  2,  No.  78  ;  50  Cong.  1  sess.  v.  1,  No..  78.) 


Special  report  of  the  Librarian  of  Con- 
gress to  the  Joint  Committee  on  the  Library 
concerning  the  historical  library  of  Peter 
Force.     Washington,  1867.    8°.  L.65 

Report  transmitting  ...  a  catalogue  of  all  the 

laws  .  .  .'  now  In  the  library,  Dec.  27,  1839.  li  pp. 
{  v.  S.  26  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  16.) 

Poore,  B.  P.  Library  of  Congress.  9  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  T.  46, 1873,  p.  41.)— Spoirord,  A.  R.  Govern- 
ment library  at  Washington.  16  pp.  Unternat.  Bev.  v. 
S,  1878,  p.  764.) 

IJnlted  States,  lAfe-saving  Service. 

Annual  reports  of  the  operations,  for  the 
fiscal  years  ending  June  30, 1876-88.    Wash- 
ington, 1876-89.    13  V.  8°.  —3774 
Ifote.— Also  In  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Treasury  and  the  House  miscel.  docs. 

merrymaii,  J.  H.    The  United  States  Life  Saving 

Service.    17  pp.    (Scriimcr's  j)/0)i(%,  v.  19,-1880,  p.  321.) 

Ilnited  States,  lAght-house  Board. 

Annual  reports  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
Treasury  for  the  fiscal  years  ended  Juno  30, 

1872,  '74,  '76-90.  Washington,  1872-90.  17 
V.  8°.  —4735 

iVb(e.— The  Eeports  tor  1852-72,  '78,  '76,  and  dupli- 
cates of  the  others  to  1887,  are  in  the  Reports  of  the 
Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 

Experiments  on  Mr.  Babbage's  method  of 

distinguishing  light-houses  ;  Reports  on  oils  ; 
Report  un  fog-signals  by  steam.  By  J.  H. 
Alexander.    Washington,  1861.    8°.    —3764 

List  of  light-houses,  lighted  beacons,  and 

floating  lights  of  the  Atlantic,  Gulf,  and  Pa- 
cific coasts  of  the  United  States.  Wash- 
ington, 1867.    4°.  —2773 

Report  of  a  tour  of  inspection  of  Euro- 
pean  light-house  establishments,   made  in 

1873,  by  Maj.  George  H.  Elliot.  Washing- 
ton, 1874.  8°.  ( U.  S.  43  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doc.  No.  54.)  — 3764 

The  same,  with  the  title  European  light- 
house systems.   New  York,  1875.    8°.   —3764 

Report  of  the  officers  constituting  the 

Light-house  Board,  convened  under  instruc- 
tions from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  to 
inquire  into  the  condition  of  the  light-house 
establishment  of  the  United  States.  Wash- 
ington, 1853.  8°.  ( U.  S.  82  Cong.  1  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  38. )  — 4785 

United  States,  Marine  Corps. 

Gardner,  C.  K.  Dictionary  of  .  .  .  the 
army  of  the  United  States  .  .  .  and  of  the 
navy  and  marine  corps.     1860. 

Hambesly,  L.  R.  Records  of  living  offi- 
cers of  the  U.  S.  navy  and  marine  corps.  1878. 

Hamebslt,  T.  H.  S.  (Ed.)  General  reg- 
ister of  the  United  States  navy  and  marine 
corps,  arranged  in  alphabetical  order  (1783 
to  1883).     1882. 

United  States.  Navy  Department.  Reg- 
ister of  the  .  .  .  officers  of  the  navy  of  the 
United  States,  including  officers  of  the 
marine  corps,  for  the  years  1843,  '46,  '48-51, 
'53,  '60,  '64-79,  '89.     1843-89,  8  v. 

Note.—Ihe  Eeports  of  the  Commandant  of  the 
Marine  Corps  are  in  the  Eeports  of  the  Secretary  of 
the  Navy. 

United  States,  Mexican  Claims  Commission. 
Claims  on  the  part  of  citizens  of  the 
United  States  and  Mexico  under  the  conven- 
tion of  July  4, 1868.  Washington,  1877.  4°. 
( U.  S.  44  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doe.  No. 
31.)  —4313 


UNITED  STATES,  Military  Academy 


4584 


UNITED  STATES,  Naut.  Almanac 


United    States,    Military   Academy,  West 
Point. 

Catalogue  of  the  library,  1873.  New- 
burgh,  1876.     8°.  L.75 

BOYNTON,  E.  C.     History  of  West  Point 

.  .  .  and  the  origin  and  progress  of  the 
United  States  Military  Academy.     1863. 

CuLLUM,  G.  W.     Biographical  register  of 

the  officers  and  graduates  of  the  U.  S.  Mili- 
tary Academy,  at  West  Point,  1803-67.  With 
a  supplement  continuing  the  register  of 
graduates  to  Jan.  1,  1879.     1868-79,  3  v. 

Fahrow,  E.  S.     West  Point  and  the  Mili- 
tary Academy.    1881. 

Flipper,  H.  O.     The  colored  cadet  at 

West  Point.     1878. 

Academy  at  West  Point.    17  pp.    (Am.   Quart. 

Rev.  V.  16, 1834,  p.  358.)— Andrews,  G.  L.  West  Point 
and  the  colored  cadets.  22  pp.  {Internat.  Rev.  v.  9, 
1880,  p.  477.)— Keep,  R.  P.  The  System  of  Instruction 
at  West  Point.  18  pp.  (JVem  Bnjriander,  v.  28,  1869,  p. 
1.)— liossing,  B.  J.  West  Point.  28  pp.  [Scrihner's 
MonMy,  v.  4,  1872,  p.  257.)  — Mlcliie,  P.  S.  Caste  at 
West  Point.  10  pp.  (iV.  ^m.  JJei).  V.  130,  1880,  p.  604.)— 
Military  Academy.  16  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Reu.  v.  34, 
1832,  p.  246.)— Military  Academy  at  West  Point. 
30  pp.  {Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  13,  1863,  p.  17.) — Laws 
and  regulations  respecting  admission  of  cadets.  24 
pp.  (Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  13,  1863,  p.  659.)— "West 
Point.  21  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  98,  1864,  p.  B30.)— 
West  Point  Academy.  8  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
11,  1832,  p.  495.) 

Note.— The  Reports  of  the  Board  of  Visitors  to  the 
United  States  Military  Academy  are  in  the  Reports  of 
the  Secretary  of  War. 

United  States,  Military  Commission  to  Eu- 
rope, 1855-56. 

[Reports.]  Washington,  1857-61.  3  v. 
4°.  —2763 

Contents.  Delafield,  Col.  R.  Report  on  the  art  of 
war  in  Europe  in  1864-56.  ( U.  S.  36  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
exec,  doc.)— McClellan,  Gapt.  G.  B.  Report.  {U.  S. 
34  Cong,  special  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  1.) — Mordeeai, 
Maj.  A.    Report.    ( U.  S.  36  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec,  doc.) 

United  States,  Mining  Statistics,  Commis- 
sioner of. 

Mineral  resources  of  the  states  and  terri- 
tories west  of  the  Rocky  mountains,  by  Ros- 
siter  W.  Raymond.    Washington,  1869.     8°. 

—3745 

The  same,   with  the  title  Mines  of  the 

West.     New  York,  1869.    8°.  —3745 

iVo/«.— Also  in  TJ.  S.  40  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 

No.  64. 

Reports  upon  the  mineral  resources  of 

the  states  and  territories  west  of  the  Rocky 
mountains.  [By  J.  Ross  Browne.]  Wash- 
ington, 1867-68.  3  V.  8°.  —3745 
JVbre.— Also  In  II.  S.  39  Cong.  2  sess.;  40  Cong.  2  sess. 
House  exec.  docs. 

Statistics  of  mines  and  mining  in  the 

states  and  territories  west  of  the  Rocky 
mountains.    Washington,  1870-73.    3  v.  8°. 

—3745 
JVo(e.— Duplicates  of  these  and  continuations  to  1874 
are  in  the  House  exec,  docs.,  41-43  Cong., 

United  States,  Mint,  Bureau  of  the. 

Annual  reports  of  the  Director  of  the 
Mint  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  for  the 
fiscal  years  ending  June  80,  1873,  '75-83, 
'87-90.  Washington,  1873-90.  13v.8°.  — 3754 
Jfole.—Ihe  Reports  for  1874,  '83-86,  and  duplicates 
of  the  others  to  1887  are  in  the  House  exec.  docs. 

Reports  of  the  Director  of  the  Mint  upon 

the  .  .  .  production  of  the  precious  metals 
in  the  United  States,  1880,  '81,  '83-89.  Wash- 
ington, 1881-90.     9  V.  8°.  —3747 

JVo(e.— The  Report  for  1882  and  duplicates  of  the 
others  to  1886  are  in  the  House  exec.  docs. 


United  States,  Mississippi  River  Commis- 
sion. 

Annual  reports,  1883-87.  Washington, 
1884-89.     5  V.  8°.  —4537 

A'bfc.— These  form  v.  of  the  House  exeo.  docs.,  48^50 
Cong. 

United  States,  Missouri  River  Commission. 
Annual  reports,   1884-86.     Washington, 
1886-87.    3  V.  8°.     {U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess. 
Souse  exec.  doc.  v.  6  ;  2  sess.  House  exec.  doe. 
V.  30.)  —4534 

United  States,  Monetary  Commission,  1876. 
Report  and  accompanying  documents. 
Washington,  1877-79.  3  v.  8°-  {U.  S.  44 
Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  Report,  No.  703. )  — 4543 
The  same,  without  the  documents.  Wash- 
ington, 1887.  8°  [U.  S.  49  Cong.  1  sess. 
House  miscel.  doe.  v.  33. )  —4484. 

United  States,  National  Academy  of  Sci- 
ences.   See  National  Academy  of  Sciences. 
United    States,    National  Museum:    See 

Smithsonian  Institution. 
United  States,  National  Observatory.    See 

Naval  Observatory,  below. 
United  States,  Nautical  Almanac  Office. 

American  coaster's  nautical  almanac  for 
1884.  led.  Washington,  1884.  r.  8°.  {U.S. 
48  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  30. ) 

—4431 

American  ephemeris  and  nautical  alma- 
nac, 1855-83,  '85-93.  Washington,  1853-90. 
38  V.  r.  8°.  —3468 

Note.— The  v.  for  1836-89  are  also  in  the  House 
miscel.  docs. 

Astronomical  papers  prepared  for  the  use 

of  the  American  ephemeris  and  nautical 
almanac.  V.  1,  pts.  1-3,  5,  6  :  v.  3,  pts.  1-5  ; 
V.  3,  pts.  1-4 ;  V.  4.  Washington,  1879-90. 
15  pts.  in  14,  4°.  —2493 

Contents.  Hill,  G.  W.  Determination  of  the  in-, 
equalities  of  the  moon's  motion  produced  hy  the 
flgure  of  the  earth,  v.  3,  pt.  2.— Gauss's  method  of 

computing  secular  perturbations,  v.  1,  pt.  B New 

theory  of  Jupiter  and  Saturn,  v.  4.— On  certain  lunar 
Inequalities  due  to  the  action  of  Jupiter  and  discov- 
ered by  E.  Nelson,  v.  3,  pt.  4.— Miclielson,  A.  A. 
Experimental  determination  of  the  velocity  of  light, 
V.  1,  pt.  3. — Neivcomb,  S.  Development  of  the  per- 
turbative  function  and  its  derivatives,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Dis- 
cussion and  results  of  observations  of  the  transits  of 

Mercury  from  1677-1885,  v.  1,  pt.  4 ^Discussion  of 

observations  of  the  transits  of  Venus,  1761-69,  v.  2,  pt. 
B.— Formulae  and  tables  for  corrections  to  the  ele- 
ments of  the  planets,  v.  2,  pt.  1 Measures  of  the 

velocity  of  light,  v.  2,  pts.  3,  4 On  the  motion  of  Hy- 
perion, V.  3,  pt.  3.— Recurrence  of  solar  eclipses,  with 
tables  from  700  B.  0.  to  2300  A.  D.,  v.  1,  pt.  1 Transfor- 
mation of  Hansen's  lunar  theory  compared  with  the 
theory  of  Delaunay,  v.  1,  pt.  2 Safford,  T.  H.  Cor- 
rections to  the  Greenwich  planetary  observations  from 
1762  to  1830,  V.  2,  pt.  2. 

Catalogue  of  1098  standard  clock   and 

zodiacal  stars.  Prepared  under  the  direc- 
tion of  Simon  Newcomb.  [Washington, 
n.  d.]    4°.  —3401 

Reports  of  observations  of  the  total  eclipse 

of  the  sun,  Aug.  7,  1869,  made  by  parties 
under  the  general  direction  of  Prof.  J.  H.  C. 
Coffin.     [Washington,  1885.]    4°.         —3481 

— —  Supplement  to  the  American  ephemeris 
and  nautical  almanac,  for  1674-77.  Tables 
for  finding  the  latitude  of  a  place  by  alti- 
tudes of  Polaris.     Washington,  1874.     r.  8°. 

—3463 

Tables    of    Harmonia,  by  E.   Schubert. 

Washington,  1869.    4°.  3493 


UNITED  STATES,  Naut.  Almanac 


4585 


UNITED  STATES,' Navigation 


Tables  of  Parthenope,  by  E.  Schubert. 

■Washington,  1871.    4°.  —2493 

Tables  of  Venus,  by  George  W.   Hill. 

Washington,  1873.    4°.  -         —3493 

Tables  to  facilitate  the  reduction  of  places 

of  the  fixed  stars.  Prepared  for  the  use  of 
the  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  alma- 
nac.    Washington,  1869.    r.  8°.  —3484 

Wright,  0.  Tbe  American  ephemeris  and  nautical 

almanac.    IS  pp.    {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  101, 1865,  p.  134.) 

iVo(e.— The  Boports  of  the  Nautical  Almanac  Office 
are  In  the  Reports  ot  the  Secretary  o£  the  Navy. 

Ilnited  States,  Naval  Academy,  Annapolis. 
Annual  registers,  1883-84,  '85-86,  '86-87, 

'87-88,  '88-89.  Washington,  1883-89.   5  Nos. 

8°.  —3773 
SoLBY,  J.  R.     Historical  sketch  of  the 

United  States  Naval  Academy..    1876. 

Tayloe,  O.  M.     History  of  Annapolis  .  .  . 

together  with  a  full  history  and  description 
of  the  United  States  Naval  Academy.    1873.' 

Brown,  A.  D.    The  United  States  Naval  Academy. 

10  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  43, 1871,  p.  177.) 

Note The  Reports  o£  the  Board  ot  Visitors  to  the 

United  States  Naval  Academy,  and  jot  the  Superin- 
tendent, are  In  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  ot  the 
Navy. 

United  States,  Naval  Astronomical  Expe- 
dition to  the  southern  hemisphere,  1849-53. 
See  Gilliss,  J.  M. , 

United  States,  Naval  Mtelligenee,  Office  of. 
Information  from  abroad.  Washington, 
1885.  8°-  (U.  S.  4i8  Cong.  2  sess.  Souse  mis- 
eel,  doc.  V.  7.)  '  —4485 
Contents.  Goodricli,  £(.-Com.  C.  F.  Report  ot  the 
British  naval  and  military  operations  in  Egypt,  1882.— 
Mason,  Lt.  T.  B.  M.  The  war  on  the  Pacific  coast  of 
South  America  hetvfeen  Chile,  and  Peru  and  Bolivia, 
1879-81.— Wright,  Lt.M.JP.  0  peratlons  of  the  French 
navy  during  the  recent  war  with  Tunis. 

United  States,  Naval  Observatory.  {For- 
merly National  Observatory. ) 

Astronomical  observations  made  .  .  . 
under  orders  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy, 
dated  Aug.  13,  1838,  by  Lt.  J.  M.  Gilliss, 
U.  S.  N.  Washington,  1846.  8°.  {U.  S.  28 
Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  10,  pt.  1.) 

—4575 

Astronomical  observations  made  during 

- 1847,  '51,  '52.    Washington,  1858-67.     2  v.  4°. 

—3491 
— — -  Astronomical  and  meteorological  obser- 
vations made  during  1861-84.  ,  Washington, 
1862-89.    35  v.  4°.  —3491 

iVoie.— Beginning  with  1883  the  title  is  Ohservatlons. 
Sometimes  they  are  printed  in  the  House  and  Senate 
miscel.  dbcs. 
——  Instructions  for  observing  the  total  solar 
eclipse  of  July  29,  1878.  Washington,  1878. 
4°.  —3403 

Instructions  for  observing  the  transit  of 

Mercury,  1878,  May  5-6.  Washington,  1878. 
4°.  —3403 

Magnetical  and  meteorological  observa- 
tions made  .  .  .  under  orders  of  the  Secretary 
of  the  Navy,  dated  Aug.  13,  1838,  by  Lt.  J. 
M.  Gilliss,  U.  S.  N.  Washington,  1845.  8°. 
( U.  S.  28  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  10, 
pt.  2.)  -4575 

Narrative  of  the  North  Polar  expedition. 

U.  g.  ship  Polaris,  Capt.  C.  F.  Hall,  com- 
manding. Ed.  ...  by  Rear- Admiral  C.  H. 
Davis.     Washington,  1876.    4°.      '  2463 

Pabt  v.— 90. 


Narrative  of  the  3  Arctic  expedition  made 

by  Charles  F.  Hall.   Ed by  J.  E.  Nourse. 

Washington,  1879.  4°.  (U.  S.  45  Cong.  3 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  3. )  —4431 

Observations  and  orbits  of  the  satellites 

of  Mars.  With  data  for  ephemerides  in  1879. 
By  Asaph  Hall.    Washington,  1878.    4°. 

—3403 
Washington  observations,  1865-84.    Ap- 
pendices.    Washington,  1867-89.     18  v.  4°. 

—3403 
Contents.  Coffin,  J.  H.  0.,  and  others.  Zones  of 
stars  observed  at  the  United  States  Naval  Observatory 
with  the  mural  circle  In  the  years  1846-49.  1869.  Ap- 
pendix 2. — Kastman,  J.  R.  Report  on  the  difference 
of  longitude  between  Washington  and  Detroit,  Mich.; 
Carlln,  Nevada;  and  Austin,  Nevada.  1872.  Appendix, 
2. — Report  on  the  difference  of  longitude   between 

Washington  and  Ogden,  Utah.    1874.    Appendix  2 

Tables  of  instrumental  constants  and  corrections'  for 
the  reduction  of  transit  observations.  1872.  Appen- 
dix 1.— Gilliss,  J.  M.  Cataloguetif  1963  stars  reduced 
to  the  beginning  ot  the  year  1850,  together  with  a 
catalogue  of  290  double  stars.  1868.  Appendix  1.— 
Harkness,  W.  Report  on  the  difference  of  longitude 
between  Washington  and  St.  Louis.  1870.  Appendix 
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solar  eclipses  of  July  29, 1878,  and  Jan.  11,  1880.  1876. 
Appendix  3. — Holden,  E.  S.  Subject-Index  to  the 
publications  ot  the  United  States  Naval  Observatory, 
1845-76.  1876.  Appendix  1.— Keith,  R.,  and  others. 
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servatory with  the  meridian  transit  instrument  in  the 
years  1846-49.  1870.  Appendix  4.— Major,  J.,  and 
others.  Zones  ot  stars  observed  at  the  United  States 
Naval  Observatory  with  the  meridian  circle  in  the 
years  1847-49.  1871.  Appendix  1.— Ncwcomh,  S. 
Description  of  the  transit  circle  of  the  United  States 
Naval  Observatory,  with  an  investigation  of  its  con- 
stalnts.  1865,  Appendix  1.— On  the  right  ascensions 
of  the  equatorial  fundamental  stars.  1870.  Appendix 
3.— The  Uranianand  Neptunian  systems, Investigated 
with  the  26-lnch  equatorial  of  the  United  States  Naval 
Observatory.  1873.  Appendix  1 Nourse,  J.  E.  Me- 
moir of  the  founding  and  progress  of  the  United  States 
Naval  Observatory.  1871.  Appendix  4.— Sands,  B- 
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eclipse  ot  the  sun,  Aug.  7, 1869.  1867.  Appendix  2.— 
Yaruall,  M.  Oatalogue  of  stars  observed  at  the 
United  States  Naval  Observatory  during  the  years 
1845  to  1871.  1871.  Appendix  3.— Catalogue  ot  stars 
observed  at  the  United  States  Naval  Observatory 
during  the  years  1845  to  77.  1884.  Appendix  1.— Yar- 
nall,  M.,  and  others.  Results  of  observations  madeat 
the  United  States  Naval  Observatory  with  the  transit 
Instrument  and  mural  circle  In  the  years  1853  to  1860, 
Inclusive.    1871.    Appendix  2. 

Washington  observations  for  1875.  Me- 
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Washington,  1877.    4°.  —3403 

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and  progress  of  the  United  States  Naval  Ob- 

'  servatory.  1873.  (U.  S.  Naval  Observatory, 
Astron.  and  meteor,  observ.  1871,  Appendix 

4.) 

Note.— the  Reports  of  the  Superintendent  of  the 
Naval  Observatory  are  In  the  Reports  ot  the  Secretary 
of  the  Navy. 

United  States,  Navigation,  Bureau  of. 
{Navy  Dept. ) 

Flags  of  maritime  nations.  From  the 
most  authentic  sources.  5  ed.  Washington, 
1883.  4°.  (U.  S.  47  Cong.  1  sess.  House  mis- 
cel. doc.  No.  48.)  —4411 

List  of  the  reported  dangers  to  navigation 

in  the  Pacific  Ocean,  whose  positions  are 
doubtful,  or  not  found  on  the  charts  in 
general  use.    Washington,  1866.    8°.    —3764 

Report  of  historical  and  technical  infor- 
mation relating  to  the  problem  of  inter- 
oceanic  communication  by  way  of  the  Amer- 


UNITED  STATES,  Navigation 


4586 


UNITED  STATES,  North.  Bound.  Com. 


ican  isthmus.  By  John  T.  Sullivan,  Lt.  U. 
S.  N.  Washington,  1883.  i°.  (U.  S.  'ill 
Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  23.)     —4431 

iVo(e.— The  Reports  of  the  Bureau  of  Navigation  are 
In  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy. 

IJnited  States,  Navigation,  Bureau  of. 
(Treasury  Dept.) 

Reports  of  the  Commissioner  of  Naviga- 
tion to  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  1885- 
87, '90.  Washington,  1885-90.    4y.8°.    -4325 

TJnited  States,  Navy  Department. 

Allowances  established  for  vessels  of  the 
United  States  navy,  1864.  Washington,  1865. 
8°.  —4316 

— ^  Exploration  of  the  valley  of  the  Amazon, 
by  Wm.  Levels  Herndon  and  Lardner  Oib- 
bon.  Washington,  1853-54.  2  v.  8°,  and 
atlas,  2  V.  8°.  ( U.  8.  32  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate 
eirec.  doc.  No.  36.)  2483 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy, 

in  relation  to  the  operations  of  armored 
vessels  employed  in  the  service  of  the  United 
States.  Washington,  1864.  8°.  [U.  S.  38 
Cong.  1  sess.'  House  exec.  doc.  v.  13. )        6865 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy 

transmitting  the.  Report  Of  Prof.  James  P. 
Espy  on  meteorology.  Washington,  1850. 
obi.  4°.  —2481 

Letter  of   the  Secretary  of    the    Navy, 

transmiting  the  official  reports  and  docu-" 
ments  connected  with  the  recent  engage- 
ments on  the  Mississippi  river,  which  re- 
sulted in  the  capture  of  Forts  Jackson,  St. 
Philip,  and  the  city  of  New  Orleans,  [n.  t.p.] 
[Washington,  1863.]  8°.  (U.  S.  ST  Cong.  2 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  56. )  3654 

Minutes  of  the  proceedings  of  the  courts 

of  inquiry  and  court  martial  in  relation  to 
Capt.  David  Porter  ;  convened  at  Washing- 
ton [July  7,  1835].    Washington,  1835.    8°. 

—3324 

■ Register  of  the  .  .  .  officers  of  the  navy  of 

the  United  States,  including  officers  of  the 
marine  corps,  for  the  years  1843,  '46,  '48-51, 
'53,  '60,  '64-79,  '89.  Washington,  1843-89. 
8  V.  13°  and  8°-  1154 

Report  and  charts  of  the  cruise  of  the 

U.  -S.  brig  Dolphin,  by  Lt.  S.  P.  Lee.  Wash- 
ington, 1854.  8°,  and  maps,  8°.  (17.  8.  33 
Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  59.)     2483 

Report  of  a  survey  of  the  proposed  route 

for  an  interoceanic  ship-canal  by  way  of  the 
Atratp,  Napipi,  and  Doguado  rivers,  in  the 
United  States  of  Colombia.  By  the  United 
States  expedition  of  1875,  Lt.  Frederick  Col- 
lins, U.  S.  N.,  commanding.  Washington, 
1881.  4°.  (U.  8.  ^n  Cong.  ^  sess.  Senate  exec, 
doc.  No.  75.)  —4431 

Report  of  Chief  Engineer  J.  W.  King,  on 

European  ships  of  war  and  their  armament, 
naval  administration  and  economy,  marine 
constructions  and  appliances,  dock-yards, 
etc.    Washington,  IW?.    8°.  —2775 

Note. — Also  in  U.  S.  44  Coug.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
No.  27. 

Report  of  the  U.  S.  Nicaragua  surveying 

party,  1885,  by  Civil  Engineer  A.  G.  Menocal. 
Washington,  1886.  4°,  and  maps,  4°.  [U.S. 
49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  5.)  —4451 


Report  on  American  coals,  applicable  to 

steam  navigation,  and  to  other  purposes. 
By  Walter  R.  Johnson.  Washington,  1844.. 
8°.  ( U.  S.  28  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
V.  6.)  6834 

Report  on  foreign  systems  of  naval  edu- 
cation, by  Prof.  James  Russell  Soley.  Wash- 
ington, 1880.  8°.  {C7'.  iS.  46  Cong.  2  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  51.)  — S365 

Report  on  interoceanic  canals  and  rail- 
roads between  the  waters  of  the  Atlantic 
and  Pacific  oceans,  [t.p.w.}  [Washington, 
1866.]     8°.  —4316 

Report  on  the  training  systems  for  the 

navy  and  mercantile  marine  of  England, 
and  on  the  naval  training  system  of  France. 
By  Lt.-Commander  F.  E.  Chadwick.  Wash- 
ington, 1880.  8°.  (U.  S.  46  Cong.  2  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doe. 'No.  52.)  — 2365 

Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys  for 

the  location  of  a  ship-canal  between  the  At- 
lantic and  Pacific  oceans,  through  Nica- 
ragua, 1872-73.  Washington,  1874.  4°. 
{ U.  8.  43  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No. 
57.)  -4312 

Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys,  to 

ascertain  the  practicability  of  a  ship-canal 
between  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans,  by 
the  way  of  the  isthmus  of  Darien.  By  Thos. 
O.  Selfridge,  Commander,  U.  S.  N.  Wash- 
ington, 1874.  4°.  (U.  8.  42  Cong.  3  sess." 
House  miscel.  doc.  No.  113.)  — 4312 

Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys,  to 

ascertain  the  practicability  of  a  ship-canal 
between  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans,  by 
the  way  of  the  isthmus  of  Tehuantepec.  By 
Robert  W.  Shufeldt,  Capt.  U.  S.  N.  Wash- 
ington, 1872.    4°.  —2731 

iVo/e.— Also  in  "U.  S.  42  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
No.  6. 

Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy, 

1829-87.  Washington,  1839-89.   59  v.  8°.   6826 

Note — These  form  r.  of  tlie  House  and  Senate  exec, 
docs.,  21-60  Cong.  Previous  to  1829  the  Reports  were 
usually  printed  as  Documents  from  the  Navy  Depart- 
ment, aocom"panying  the  President's  Message  to  Con- 
gress, and  are  In  the  documents  lettered  State  papers. 

Squadron  tactics  under  steam.  By  Fox- 
hall  A.  Parker,  Commander  U.  S.  N.  New 
York,  1864.    8°.  —2765 

Statement  of  appropriations  and  expen- 
ditures of  the  Navy  Department  from  March 
4,  1789,  to  June  30, 1876.  Washington,  1877. 
4°.  (JJ.  S-  45  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
No.  3.)  —4431 

Testimony  ...  in  reference  to  the  admin- 
istration of  the  Navy  Department.  Wash- 
ington, 1878.  8°-  {U.  8.  45  Cong.  2  sess. 
House  miscel.  doc.  No.  63. )  —4476 

See  also  Hydrogiaphic  Office.— Marine  Corps. 
— Kautical  Almanac  Office.— IVaval  Academy. 
— JVaval  Intelligence,  Offlce  of.— Naval  Observ- 
atory.—Navigation,  Bureau  of.— Steam  Engi- 
neering, Bureau  of.— Transits  of  Venus,  Com- 
missions to  observe  the. 

United  States,  Northern  Boundary  Com- 
mission. 

Reports  upon  the  survey  of  the  boundary 
between  the  territory  of  the  United  States 
and  the  possessions  of  Great  Britain  from 
the  Lake  of  the  Woods  to  the  summit  of  the 
Rocky  Mountains.  Archibald  Camptell, 
Commissioner,  Capt.  W.  J.  Twining,  Chief 


UNITED  STATES,  North.  Bound.  Com. 


4587 


UNITED  STATES,  Pensions 


astronomer.  Washington,  1878.  4°,  and  at- 
las, obi.  fo.  —8551 

iVofe.— The  Reports  of  the  CoramlBaloner  and  Chief 
astronomer  are  also  In  TJ,.  S.  44  Cong.  2  sesa.  Senate 
exec.  doo.  No.  41. 

United  States,  Northwest  American  Water 
Boundary,  (Commission  of  the. 

Papers  relating  to  the  Treaty  of  Washing- 
ton, V.  5.  Berlin  arbitration.  Containing 
the  memorial  of  the  United  States  on  the 
Canal  de  Haro  as  its  boundary-line  ;  case  of 
the  government  of  Her  Britannic  Majesty ; 
reply  of  the  United  States  thereto ;  3  and 
definitive  statement  of  the  government  of 
Her  Britannic  Majesty;  and  correspondence. 
Washington,  1873.  8°.  (U.  S.  43  Cong.  3 
sess.  House  exec.  doo.  No.  1.)  6886 

FiTzwiLiJAM,  W.,  Viscount  Milton.  His- 
tory of  the  San  Juaii  water  boundary  ques- 
tion.    1869. 

Crosby,  H.  E.    The  San  Juan  dllBouUy.    14  pp. 

( Oiierld.  Monlhly,  v.  2, 1869,  p.  201.)— Cuslilne,  0.  The 
Northwestern  boundary-line.  23  pp.  (/n  Us  Treaty 
ot  Washington,  p.  203.)— St.  Matthew,  J.  H.  The 
northwest  boundary.  10  pp.  (Ooerid.  Monthly,  v.  6, 
1871,  p.  297.) 

United  States,  Ordnance  Department: 

Annual  reports  of  the  Chief  of  Ordnance 
to  the  Secretary  of  War  for  the  fiscal  years 
ended  June  30,  1877-89.  Washington,  1877- 
89.     13  V.  8°.  —4315 

iVoie.- The  Reports  preceding  these,  and  duplicates 
ot  these  to  18B7,  are  In  the  Eeports  of  the  Secretary  of 
■War. 

Report  on  the  mechanical  properties  of 

steel,  chiefiy  with  reference  to  gun  construc- 
tion on  the  Woodbridge  system.  By  W.  E. 
Woodbridge.   Washington,  1875.   8°.   —3734 

Reports  of  experiments  on  the  properties 

of  metals  for  cannon,  and  the  qualities  of 
cannon  powder ;  with  an  account  of  the  fab- 
rication and  trial  of  a  15-inch  gun.  By  Capt. 
T.  J.  Rodman.     Boston,  1861.    4°.        —3763 

Reports  of  the  tests  of  iron  and  steel,  and 

other    materials    for    industrial    purposes,' 
1883-87.    Washington,  1888-89.    7  v.  8°. 

—4593 

JToie.'— These  form  v.  of  the  House  and  Senate  exec. 

does.,  47-60  Cong.    The  Eeports  for  1886,  '87  have  the 

title  Report  of  the  tests  of  metals  and  other  materials. 

United  States.    President.    Message  .  .  . 

concerning  the  Ordnance  Department  and 

its  transactions.    1868.    ( U.  S.  40  Cong.  3  sess. 

House  exec.  doe.  No.  99. ) 
United  States,  Pacific  Bailway  Commission. 
Report  [and]  Testimony  taken.    Reported 

by  Charles  P.  Young.    Washington,  1887.    9 

V.  in  5, 8°.    ( U.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec. 

doc.  V.  3-6.)  —4503 

United  States,  Paris  Universal  Exposition, 

1867.  Commissioners  to.  Reports.  See  Blake, 

W.  P. 
United  States,  Paris  Universal  Exposition, 

1878.    Commissioners  to.'   Reports.    See  Mc- 

Cormick,  R.  C. 
United  States,  Patent  Office. 

Annual  reports  of  the  Commissioner  of 

Patents,  1845-71.     Washington,  1845-76.     59 

V.  8°-  P.319 

Arguments   before    the    Committee    on 

patents.  Washington,  1878.  8°.  [U.  S.  45 
Cong.  3s8ss.  Senatemiscel.  doc. No.  50.)  —4494 

Catalogue  of    additions  to  the  library, 

1878-83.    Washington,  1888.    r.  8°.        W,84 


General  index  of  the  Agricultural  reports 

of  the  Patent  Office,  for  35  years,  from  1837 
to  1861;  and  of  the  Department  of  Agricul- 
ture, for  15  years,  from  1863  to  1876.  Wash- 
ington, 1879.     8°.  —4666 

Index  of  patents  relating  to  electricity 

granted  by  the  United  States  ...  to  June 
30,  1887.    Washington,  1883-88.    6  pts.  r.  8°. 

P.  388 

Ofiicial  gazette,  1873-90.      Washington, 

1873-90.     59  V.  4°.  P.343 

— '. —  General  index  of  the  Official  gazette  and 
monthly  v.  of  patents  of  the  United  States 
Patent  Office.  Washington,  1873-90.  18  v. 
4°.  P. 364 

■ Patent  laws.    [Washington,  1878.]    8°. 

—1353 

Results  of  meteorological  observations, 

made  under  the  direction  of  the  Patent 
Office  and  the  Smithsonian  Institution,  1854- 
59.  Washington,  1861.  4°.  {U.S.  36  Cong. 
Isess.  Senate  exec,  doc.)  — 3401 

Rules  of  practice,  revised  April  15,  1883. 

[Washington,  1883.]    8°.  '  —1353. 

Specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 

1871-89.    Washington,  1871-90.    317  v.  4°. 

P.316 
iVo(e.— Previous  to  1871,  the  Speciflcatlons  were  In- 
cluded In  the  Annual  reports  of  the  Commissioner  of 
Patents. 

Statutes  and  rules  relating  to  the  regis- 
tration of  trade-marks  and  labels.  July  1, 
1881.     [Washington],  1881.     8°-  —1353 

Subject-matter  index  of  patents  for  inven- 
tions, granted  in  Italy.  1848-83.  Washing- 
ton, 1885.    4°.  ,  P.  383 

Subject-matter  index  of  patents  for  in- 
ventions issued  from  1790-1873,  inclusive. 
Compiled  [by]  M.  D.  Leggett.  Washington, 
1874.    3  V.  r.  8°-  P.834 

Contents.  Abdominal  and  back  supporter 
combined— Gypsum-calcining  furnace,  v.  1 — 
HacUllng-macUine— Pyroxyline,  v.  2.— Quad- 
rant—Worm  destroyer,  v.  3. 

Account  of  "the  destruction  by  fire  of  the 

north  and  west  halls  of  the  model  room  on 
the  34  of  Sept.  1877,  together  with  a  history 
of  the  Patent  Office  from  1790-1877.  [Illustr.] 
Washington,  1877.    r.  8°-  3503 

Beach,  E.  S.    Digest  of  the  decisions  of 

law  and  practice  in  the  Patent  Office,  1880- 
90.  1890.  [With  Rice,  D.  H.,  and  Rice,  L. 
C,  Digest.) 

Burke,  E.    List  of  patents  for  inventions 

and  designs,  issued  by  the  United  States, 
1790-1847.     1847. 

Rice,  D.  H., and  Rice, L.C.    Digestof  the 

decisions  of  law  and  practice  in  the  Patent 
Office,  1869-80.     1880. 

SiNSABAuaH,  L.  W.     Digest   of  United 

States  patents  for  paving  and  roofing  com- 
positions.    1875. 

See  also  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  23, 1826,  p.  295. 

United  States,  Paymaster  Oeneral. 

Note The  Reports  of  the  Paymaster  General  are  In 

the  Eeports  of  the  Secretary  ot  War. 

United  States,  Pensions,  Bureau  of. 

Annual  reports  of  the  Commissioner  of 

tensions,  1888-90.     Washington,  1888-90.    3 

Nos.  8°-  —4317 

I  iVbie.— Reports  preceding  these  are  in  the  Eeports 

of  the  Secretary  ot  the  Interior. 


UNITED  STATES,  Pensions 


4588      UNITED  STATES,  Provost  Marshal  Gen. 


Report  on  the  construction  of  the  new 

pension  building.    Washington,  1886.     8°. 

—4317 

United  States.    Interior,  Department. of. 

Letter  from  the  Secretary,  transmitting 
copies  of  orders,  correspondence,  etc.,  relat- 
ing to  the  irregular  practices  on  the  part  of 
attorneys  practicing  before  the  Pension 
Office.  - 1884.  {U.  S.  48  Cong.  1  sees.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  28.) 

United  States,  Philadelphia  International 
Exhibition,  1876.  Centennial  Commission. 
Reports  and  awards.     See  Walker,  F.  A. 

United  States,  Post  Office  Department. 

List  of  post  offices  in  the  United  States 
with  the  names  of  postmasters,  on  the  1  of 
July  1855.  Also,  the  principal  regulations 
of  the  Post  Office  Department.  Washington, 
1855.     8°.  1153 

List  of  post  offices  in  the  United  States 

with  the  names. of  postmasters,  on  the  1  of 
April,  1859  ;  also,  the  laws  and  regulations  of 
the  Post  Office  Department.  Washington, 
1859.     8°.-  1153 

Reports  of  the  Postmaster  General,  1829- 

87.    Washington,  1829-89.     59  v.  8°-       6826 

iVofe.— These  form  v.  of  the  House  and  Senate  exec, 
docs.,  21-50  Cong.  Previous  to  1829  the  Reports  were 
usually  printed  as  Documents  from  the  Postmaster 
General,  accompanying  the  Presldentfs  Message  to 
Congress,  and  are  in  the  documents  hacked  State 
papers.  Duplicates  of  the  Reports  for  1863,  '66,  '69,  '71, 
■72,  '77,  '78,  '84,  '85  are  on  —4325,  —1401,  —1105. 

Reports  of  the  Second  Assistant  Postmas- 
ter General  to  the  Postmaster  General  for 
1885-86.    Washington,  1885-86.     3  v.  8°. 

—4824 
iVo(e.— other  Reports  of  the  Second  Assistant  Post- 
master General  are  in  the  Reports  of  the  Postmaster 
General. 

Testimony  taken  by  the  Committee  on 

expenditures  in  the  Post  Office  Department. 
Washington,  1878.  8°.  (U.  S.  45  Cong.  2 
sess.  Souse  miscel.  doc.  No.  65.)  — 4476 

BuLLiNGER,  E.  W.      The    monitor    post 

office,  banking,  and  shipper's  guide.     1872. 

HoLBROOK,  J.    Ten  years  among  the  mail 

bags.     1874. 

Leech,  D.  D.  T.    Post  office  directory;  or, 

business  man's  guide  to  the  post  offices  in 
the  United  States.    1857. 

. Day  in  tlie  dead  letter  oliice.    5  pp.    (Dem.  Bev. 

V.  19,  1846,  p.  446J— Derby,  E.  H.  Our  postal  deflci- 
eucies.  13  pp.  [Atlanl.  Mmlhly,  v.  23,  1869,  p.  149.)— 
History  of  tlie  Post  Oliice  Department.  12  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  a.  v.  7, 1838,  p.  13.)— Hubbard, 
G.  G.  Our  post-offlce.  18  pp.  t^AUant.  Monthly,  v.  3.5, 
1875,  p.  87.)— Our  post-oflSce.  12  pp.  [New  Englander, 
T.  6,  1818,  p.  393.)— Post  office.  9  pp.  (Dem.  Bev. 
V.  22, 1848,  p.  18.)— Post  office  reform.  10  pp.  [New 
Etiglander,  v.  6, 1848,  p.  111.)— Progress  and  present 
condition  of  the  general  post  ofOce.  36  pp.  (Z>«n. 
Bev.  V,  6,  1839,  p.  177.)— Sumner,  C.  Cheap  ocean 
postage.  1  pp.  (Works,  v.  3,  p.  45.) — Mall  service  be- 
tween the  United  States  and  the  Sandwich  Islands. 
1  pp.    ( Worlct,  v.,10,  p.  486.) 

United  Slates,  President. 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United 
States  [Franklin  Pierce],  communicating  the 
Fourth  meteorological  report  of  Prof.  James 
P.  Espy.  Washington,  1857.  4°.  [U.S.  Si 
Cong.  3  sess.  Senateexec.  doc.  No.  65.)    — §481 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United 

States  [Andrew  Johnson]  .  .  .  concerningthe 
Ordnance  Department  and  its  transactions. 


40  Cong.  3 
6875 


Washington,  1868.     8°.     (U.  S. 
sess.  Souse  exec.  doc.  No.  99. ) 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United 

States  [Andrew  Johnson],  relative  to  the  ex- 
ecution of  the  treaty  with  China  for  the  set- 
tlement of  claims.  Washington,  1869.  8°. 
( U.  S.  40  Cong.  3  sess.  Souse  exec.  doc.  No.  29. ) 

6875 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United 

States  [Zachary  Taylor],  transmitting  in- 
formation ...  on  the  subject  of  California 
and  New  Mexico,  [n.  t.  p-l  [Washington, 
1850.]  8°.  {U.  S.  31  Cong.  1  sess.  Souse  exec, 
doc.  No.  17.)  —4324 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United 

States  [Abraham  Lincoln],  transmitting  in- 
formation upon  the  present  condition  of 
Mexico.  Washington,  1863.  8°.  (U.  S.  37 
Cong.  3  sess.  Souse  exec.  doe.  v.  6.)  6866 

Message  of  the  President  of  the  Ujnited 

States  [James  Buchanan],  communicating 
the  instructions  to,  and  dispatches  from,  thi 
late  and  present  ministers  in  China.  Wash- 
ington [1857-59].  8°.  { U.  S.  36  Cong.  1  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  No.  30. )  3445 

Message  of  the  President  of  the  United 

States  [Andrew  Johnson],  relating  to  the 
condition  of  affairs  in  Mexico.    Washington, 

1866.  3  V.  8°.  ( U.  S.  39  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
exec.  doc. 'No.  7S.)  6863 

Message  of  the  President  of  the  United 

States  [Andrew  Johnson],  relating  to  the 
present  condition  of  Mexico.    Washington, 

1867.  8°.  ( U.  S.  39  Cong.  3  sess.  Souse  exec, 
doc.  No.  76.)  6861 

Messages  to  both  Houses  of  Congress,  19 

Cong.  1  sess.;  35  Cong.  1-8  sess.;  36  Cong.  1, 
8  sess.;  27  Cong.  3  sess.;  38  Cong.  1,  3  sess.; 
39  Cong.  1  sess.;  30  Cong.  1,  3  sess.;  31  Cong. 
1, 2  sess. ;  32  Cong.  1, 2  sess. ;  33  Cong.  1  sess. ; 
34 Cong.  1,3 sess.;  35 Cong.  l,3sess. ;  36 Cong. 
1,  3  sess.;  37  Cong.  2,  3  sess.;  38  Cong.  1,  3 
sess.  f  39  Cong.  1, 2  sess. ;  40  Cong.  3  sess. ;  41 
Cong.  2, 3  sess. ;  42  Cong.  2, 3  sess. ;  46  Cong. 
1,  2  sess.     Washington,  1825-79.     38  v.  8°. 

—4407 
Ifoie.— "For  duplicates  of  the  ahove  and  Messages  to 
Congresses  not  enumerated,  see  the  first  v.  of  the  House 
exec.  docs,  of  each  session  of  Congress. 

WlLUAMS,  E.    Statesman's  manual.   The 

addresses  and  messages  of  the  Presidents  of 
the  United  States,  inaugural,  annual,  and 
special,  from  1789  to  1854.     1854,  3  v. 

Nole.— For  works  about  the  Presidential  ofHoe,  see 
Presidents  of  the  United  States.  For  Messages  other 
than  those  enumerated  above,  see  the  House  and  Sen- 
ate exec.  docs. 

United  States,  Provost  Marshal  General. 
Final  report  made  to  the  Secretary  of 
War,  of  the  operations  of  the  Bureau  of  the 
Provost  Marshal  General  of  the  U.  S.,  from 
the  commencement  of  the  business  of  the 
Bureau,  March  17,  1863,  to  March  17,  1866. 
Pt.  2.  Washington,  1866.  8°-  ( U.  S.  39  Cong. 
1  sess.  Souse  exec.  doc.  v.  4,  pt.  3.)  6863 

Note.—Y.  4,  pt.  1  Is  wanting. 

Statistics,  medical  and  anthropological,  of 

the  Provost  Marshal  General's  Bureau,  de- 
rived from  records  of  the  examination  for 
military  service  in  the  armies  of  the  United 
States  during  the  late  war  of  the  rebellion, 


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4589 


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of  over  a  million  recruits,  drafted  men,  sub- 
stitutes, and  enrolled  men.  Compiled  .  .  . 
by  J.  H.  Baxter.  Washington,  1875.  2  v. 
4°.  ■    —3783 

United  States,  Public  Land  Commission. 
Existing  laws  of  the  United  States  of  a 
general  and  permanent  character,  and  relat- 
ing to  the  survey  and  disposition  of  the  pub- 
lic domain,  Dec.  1,1880.  Washington,  1881. 
8°.  (U.  S.  46  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doe. 
v.  25.)  —4537 

The  same,  with  supplement  to  Dec.  1883. 
Washington,  1884.  8°.  {U.S.  4:7  Cong.  2  sess. 
House  miscel.  doc.  v.  16. )  — 4473 

Laws  of  the  United  States  of  a  local  or 

temporary  character,  and  exhibiting  the  en- 
tire legislation  of  Congress  upon  which  the 
public  land  titles  in  each  state  and  territory 
have  depended,  Dec.  1,  1880.  Washington, 
1881.  2  V.  in  1,  8°-  (U.  S.  46  Cong.  3  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  v.  36. )  —4537 

The  same,  with  supplement  to  Dec.  1883. 
Washington,  1884;  3  v.  8°-  (J7.  S.  il-Cong. 
3  sess.  HousemAscel.  doc.  v.  17,  IS.)       — 4473 

The  public  domain.      Its  history,  with 

statistics,  with  reference  to  the  national  do- 
main, colonization,  acquirement  of  territory 
.  .  .  Prepared  ...  by  Thomas  Donaldson. 
Washington,  1881.  8°.  '(17.  S.  46  Cong.  3 
sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  35.)  — 4537 

The  same,  with  addenda  to  Dec.  1, 1883. 
Washington,  1884.  8°.  (17.8.47  Congr.  2  sess. 
House  miscel.  doe.  v.  19.)  — 4487 

Report  relating  to  public  lands  in  the 

western  portion  of  the  United  States  and  to 
the  operation  of  existing  land  laws.  Wash- 
ington, 1880.  8°.  iU.  S.  46  Cong.  2  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  v.  32.)  — 4514 

Tlnited  States,  Quartermaster  General. 

Regulations  for  the  uniform jOf  the  army 
of  the  United  States,  with  illustrations. 
Phila.  1888.    obi.  fo.  —1793 

Roll  of  honor.     Names  of  soldiers  who 

died  in  defence  of  the  American  Union,  in- 
terred in  the  national  cemeteries,  Nos.  3-37. 
Washington,  1866-71.    35  Nos.  in  10  v.  8°. 

3656 
Wote.—The  Reports  of  the  QuartermasteuGeneral  are 
Intbe  Keporta  of  the  Secretary  of^War. 

IJiiited  States,  Railroads,  Bureau  of. 

Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Railroads 
to  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  1886.  Wash- 
ington, 1886.  S°.  —2737 
Note.— Otber  Eeports  of  the  Commissioner  of  Rail- 
roads are  la  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Interior. 

United  States,  Register  of  the  Treasury. 
Annual  report  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
Treasury  for  the  fiscal  year  lending  June  30, 
1873.     Washington,  1873.    8°.  -  —4317 

iVoie.— other  Reports  of  the  Register  are  In  the  Re- 
ports of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 

Reports  of  the  commerce  and  navigation 

of  the  United  States  for  1849-51,  '58,  '59,  '62- 
65.    Washington,  1850-66.     9  v.  8°.      —4307 

Note. — In  the  first  3  v.  the  title  pages  are  'wanting, 
and  In  the  others  the  titles  vary.  The  Reports  pre- 
ceding 1849,  those  for  '62-57,  '60,  '61,  and  duplicates  of 
the  others,  are  in  the  House  e^ec.  docs.  For  the  -Re- 
ports for  1866  and  following  years,  see  Statistics, 
Bureau  of. 


United  States,  Revenue,  Special  Commis- 

Reports,  1866-69.  Washington,  1867-69. 
4  V.  8°.  —4325 

Note.—k\ao  in  the  House  and  Senate  exec,  docs.,  39- 
41  Cong. 

United  States,  Revenue  Commission. 

Report.     Washington,  1866.     8°.     {U.S. 
39  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doe.  No.  34. )    6862 
United  States,  Santo  Domingo,  Commission 
of  Inquiry  to. 

ReiDort,  with  the  introductory  message  of 
the  President,  special  reports  made  to  the 
Commission,  state  papers  furnished  by  the 
Dominican  government,  and  the  statements 
of  over  70  witnesses.  Washington,  1871.  8°, 
{U.  S.  43  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  9.) 

1634 
United  States,  Senate. 

1-19  Cong.    1789-1839. 
Journal  of  the  executive  proceedings. 
Washington,  1838.     3  v.  8°.  —4396 

1  Cong.  3  sess.     Dec.  6, 1790-Mch.  3, 1791. 

Journal.     Phila.  1791.    fo. 

-^ —  2  Cong.  1  sess.    Oct.  24, 1791-May  8, 1793.  ■ 
Journal.     Phila.  1791.    fo. 

3  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  3, 1793-June  9, 1794. 

Journal.     Phila.  1793.    fo.     ^ 

5  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  3, 1798-Mch.  3, 1799. 

Journal.    Phila.  1799.    8°. 

-1 —  6  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  2, 1799-May  14, 1800. 
Journal.    Phila.  1799.    8°. 

6  Cong.  2  sess.   Nov.  17, 1800-Mch.  3, 1801. 

Journal.    Washington,  1800.     8°. 

JVbie.— With  the  1  sess. 

7  Cong.  1  and  2  sess.    Dec.  7,  1801-Mch. 

3,  1803. 

Journal.    Washington,  1801-02.    2  v.'  in 

1,8°. 

. 8  Cong.  1  and  2  sess.     Oct.  17,  1803-Mch. 

3,  1805.  ' 

Journal.    Washington,  1803-04.    2  v.  in 
1,8°. 

9  Cong.  1  and  2  sess.    Dec.  2, 1805-Mch. 

3,  1807. 

Journal.    Washington,  1805-06.    2  v.  in 
1,  8°. 

10  Cong.  1  and  3  sess.    Oct.  26, 1807-Mch. 

3,  1809. 

Journal.    Washington,  1807-08.    2  v.  in 
1,8°. 

11  Cong.  1-3  sess.    May  22,  1809-Mch.  3, 

1811. 

Journal.    Washington,  1809-10.    3  v.  8°. 

12  Cong.  1  and  3  sess.    Nov.  4, 1811-Mch. 

3,  1813. 

Journal.    Washington,  1811-12.    3  v.  8°. 

-^—  13  Cong.  1  sess.     May  34-Aug.  2,  1813. 
Journal.     Washington,  1813.     8°. 

13  Cong.  3  sess.  Deo.  6, 1813-Apr.  18, 1814. 

Journal.     Washington,  1813.     8°. 
State  papers.    Washington,  1813.    8°. 


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13  Cong.  8  sess.    Sept.  19,  1814-Mch.  3, 

1815. 

Journal.    Washington,  1814.     8°. 
State  papers.     Washington,  1814.     8°. 

14  Cong.  1  sess.     Deo.  4,   1815-Apr.  30, 

1816. 

Journal.     Washington,  1815.     8°. 

State  papers.    Washington,  1815.    3  v.  8°. 

14  Cong.  3 sess.    Dec.  2, 1816-Mch.  3, 1817. 

State  papers.    Washington,  1816.    3  v.  8°. 

15  Cong.  1  sess?    Dec.  1,  1817-Apr.  20, 

1818. 

State  papers.     Washington,   1817-18.    2 
V.  8°- 

15  Cong.  3  sess.    Nov.  16,  1818-Mch.  3, 

1819.  • 

Documents.    Washington,  1819.     3  v.  8°. 

■ 16  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  6,  1819-May  15, 

1830. 

Documents.     Washington,  1819-20.    4  v. 
8°. 

16  Cong.  2  sess.    Nov.  13,  1830-Mch.  3, 

1821. 

Documents.    [Washington,  1821.]    3v.8°. 

17  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  8, 1821-May  8, 1832. 

Documents.     Washington.  1821-33.     8  v. 

8°.  .  ' 

18  Cong.   1   sess.     Dec.  1,  1833-May  37, 

1834. 

Journal.    Washington,  1828.     8°. 
Public  documents.    Washington,  1823-34. 
3  V.  8°. 

18  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  6, 1824-Mch.  3, 1835. 

Public   documents.     Washington,   1834. 

8  V.  8°. 

Jfole.—Y.  3  wanting. 

19  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  5,   1825-May  23, 

1836.  ' 

Journal.     Washington,  1835.    8°. 
Public  documents.  Washington,  1835-36. 
5  V.  8°.  .  • 

19  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  4, 1836-Moh.  8, 1837. 

Public  documents.   Washington,  1836-27. 

3  V.  8°- 

30  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  3,  1837-May  36, 

1838.  ^ 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1837- 
28.     5  V.  8°. 

— -  20  Cong.  3  sess.  Deo.  1,  1838-Mch.  3, 
1829.  ' 

Journal.    Washington,  1838.     8°. 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1838. 
2  V.  8°. 

31  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  7,  1839-May  31, 

1880. 

Journal.    Washington,  1829.     8°. 
Public   documents.    Washington,    1839. 

2  V.  8°-  . 

21  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.    6,  1880-Mch.   8„ 

1831.  " 

Journal.    Washington,  1830.    8°. 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1831. 
2  V.  8°. 


22  Cong.   1  sess.    Dec.  6,  1831-JuIy  16, 

1832. 

Journal.    Washington,  1881.     8°. 
Public  documents.      Washington,   1832. 

3  V.  8°.  ■ 

22  Cong.   2  sess.    Dec.  3,  1833-Mch.  2, 

1888. 

Journal.     Washington,  1832.     8°. 
Public  documents.  Washington,  1833.  8°. 

Note. — V.  2  wanting. 

28  Cong.  .1  sess.    Dec.  3,  1833-June  30. 

1834. 

Journal.     Washington,  1888.     8°. 
Public  documents.    Washington,    1834. 
14  V.  8°. 

28  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  1,  1834-Mch.  3,' 

1835. 

Journal.    Washington,  1884.     8°. 
Public  documents.     Washington,  1834. 

4  V.  8°. 

34  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  7,  1885-July  4, 

1886.        , 

Journal.    Washington,  1835.     8°. 
Public  documents.     Washington,   1835. 
6  V.  8°. 

24  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.   5,   1836-Mch.  3, 

1837. 

Journal.     Washington,  1886.    8°. 
Public    documents.   'Washington,    1837. 
3  V.  8°.  ■ 

25  Cong.  1  sess.     Sept.  4-Oct.  16,  1837. 

Journal.     Washington,  1837.     8°. 
Public  documents.  Washington,  1887.  8°. 

35  Cong.   3  sess.    Dec.   4,  1887-July  9, 

1888.  I' J      1 

Journal.    Washington,  1837.    8°. 

Pubhc  documents.  Washington,  1888. 
6  V.  8°.    '  ^       ' 

Also  No.  130.  Eeport  in  relation  to  the 
Cherokee  treaty  of  1835.  [Washington, 
1838.]    8°.  ^653 

35  Cong.   8  sess.    Dec.  8,  1888-Mch.  8, 

1839. 

Journal.    Washington,  1838.    8°. 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1839. 
5  V.  8°- 

36  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  2,  1839-July  21, 

1840. 

Journal.     Washington,  1839/    8°. 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1840. 
8  V.  8°.  -SI. 

— -  26  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  7,  1840-Moh.  3, 
1841. 

Journal.    Washington,  1840.     8°. 
Public   documents.    Washington,  1841. 
5  V.  8  .  * 

27  Cong.  1  sess.     May  31-Sept.  13,  1841. 

Journal.     Washington,  1841.     8°. 
Public  documents.  Washington,  1841.  8°. 

-  27  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  6,  1841-Aug.  31, 

Journal.     Washington,  1841.    8°. 
Public   documents.    Washington,   1841. , 


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27  Cong.  3  sess.    Deo.   5,  1842-Mch.  3, 

1843. 

Journal.    Washington,  1843.    8°. 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1843. 
4  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  248.  Eeport  on  an  exploration 
of  the  country  lying  betweeithe  Missouri 
river  and  the  Eocky  mountains,  by  Lt.  J.  C. 
Fremont.    Washington,  1843.     8°.  2473 

28  Cong.  1  sess.    Deo.  4,  1843-June  17, 

1844. 

Journal.    Washington,  1843.    8°, 
Public  documents.  Washington,  1813-44.- 

7  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  407.  Eeport  of  a  geological 
exploration  of  part  of  Iowa,  Wisconsin,  and 
Illinois  .  .  .  by  D.  D.  Owen.  [Washington], 
1844.    8°.  —1684 

28   Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  3,  1844-Mch.  3, 

1845. 

Journal.     Washington,  1844.     8°. 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1845. 
11  V.  in  13i  8°. 

Also  No.  97.  Observations  at  the  mag- 
netic and  meteorological  observatory,  at  the 
Girard  college,  Phila.  1840-45.  Washing- 
ton, 1847.    3  V.  8°,  and  plates,  8°. 

—3485,  —3481 

39  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  1,  1845- Aug.  10, 

1846. 

Journal.    Washington,  1845-46.    8°. 
Public    documents.    Washington,    1846. 
9  V.  8°. 

39  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  7,  1846-Mch.  8, 

1847. 

Public  documents.  Washington,  1847. 
3  V.  8°. 

80  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  6,  1847-Aug.  14, 

1848. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1847. 

8  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  33.  Eeport  of  Lt.  J.  W.  Abert 
of  his  examination  of  New  Mexico,  in  the 
years  1846-47.  [Washington,  1848.]  .8°. 
i^With  Whipple,  A.  W.,  Report  of  explora- 
tions for  a  railway  route. )  3474 

Journal,    Washington,  1847-48.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1848.  8°. 

Eeports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1847.    8°. 

30  Cong.   3  sess.     Deo.  4,  1848-Mch.   3, 

1849. 

Executive  documents.  [Washington, 
1848-49.]    4  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1849.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1849.  3  V.  8°. 

31  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  3,  1849-Sept.  30, 

1850. 

Executive  documents.  Washington.  1850. 

13  V.  8°. 
Noie.—Y.  12  wanting. 
Also  No.  64.  Eeports  of  the  Secretary  of 
War,  with  reconnaissances  of  routes'  from 
San  Antonio  to  El  Paso,  by  Lt.-Col.  J.  E. 
Johnston  [and  others],  Washington,  1850. 
8°.  .  3474 


Journal.     Washington,  1849-50.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1850.  3  V.  8°. 

Eeports  of  Committees.  [Washington, 
1849-50.]    8°. 

31  Cong.  3  sess.    Deo.  3,  1850-Mch.  3, 

1851.  • 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1851. 
6  V.  8°.   ' 

Journal.     Washington,  1850-51.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1851.    8°. 

Eeports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1851.    8°. 

33  Cong.  spec.  sess.    Mch.  4-13, 1851. 

Documents.    Washington,  1851-53.     3  v. 
8°. 
Note.—'V.  1  wanting. 
Also  No.  3.     Exploration  and  survey  of 
the  valley  of  the  great  Salt  lake  of  Utah  .  .  .  , 
'  by  H.   Stansbury.     Washington,   1853.     8°, 
and  maps,  8°.  3463 

Also  No.  4.  Eeport  on  the  geology  of  the 
Lake  Superior  land  district :  by  J.  W.  Foster 
and  J.  D.  Whitney.     Pt.   3.    Washington, 

1851.  8°.  —1634 
Note For  pt.  1  see  SlCong:  1  seas.  House  exec.  doc. 

33  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  1,  1851-Aug.  31, 

1853. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1853. 
16  V.  in  17,  8°. 

Also  No.  28.  Eeport  of  the  officers  con- 
stituting the  Light-house  Board-  Wash- 
ington, 1853.    8°.  —4735 

Also  No.  131.  Eeport  of  Lt.-Col.  Graham 
on  the  subject  of  the  boundary  line  between 
the  United  States  and  Mexico.  [Washing- 
ton, 1852.]    8°.  2473 

Journal.    Washington,  1851-53.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1852.  8°. 

Eeports  of  Committees.     Washington,- 

1852.  3  V.  8°. 

■ 33  Cong.  2  sess.    Deo.  6,   1853-Mch.   3, 

1853. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1852- 
53.     11  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  3.  Sketches  accompanying  the 
annual  report  of  the  Superintendent  of  the 
United  States  Coast  Survey,  1851.  [Wash- 
ington, 1851.]    4°.  —4762 

Also  No.  54.  Exploration  of  tlie  Eed 
river  of  Louisiana,  in  the  year  1853,  by  E.  B. 
Marcy  and  G.  B.  McClellan.    Washington, 

1853.  8°,  and  map,  8°.  3463 
Also  No.   59.     Eeport  of  an  expedition 

down  the  Zuni  and  Colorado  rivers,  by 
Capt.  L.  Sitgreaves.    Washington,  1853.    8°. 

3463 

Journal.    Washington,  1853.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1853.     8°. 

Eeports.  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1853.     8°. 

33  Cong.   spec.   sess.     Mch.    4-Apr.    11, 

1853. 

Documents.     Washington,  1853.     8°. 


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33  Cong.  1  sess.   Dec.  5, 1853-Aug.  7, 1854. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1854. 

14  V.  in  15,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  59.  Report  and  charts  of~the 
cruise  of  the  U.  S.  brig  Dolphin,  by  Lt.  S.  P. 
Lee.    Washington,  1854.     8°.  2463 

Journal.    Washington,  1853.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  dScuments.  Washington, 
1854.    8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1854.     2  V.  in  3,  8°. 

Also  No.  182.  Report  in  relation  to  the 
proceedings  of  the  Board  of  Commissioners 
on  the  claims  against  Mexico.    Washington, 

1854.  8°.  1614 
Also  No.  386.     Report ...  on  the  sickness 

and  mortality   on  board    emigrant    ships. 
Washington,  1854."    8°.  —3783 

33  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  4, 1854-Mch.  3, 1855. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1855. 

14  V.  in  21,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  34.  Correspondence  relative  to 
the  naval  expedition  to  Japan  [by  Com. 
M.  C.  Perry].     Washington,  1855.    8°.    1494 

Also  No.  78.  Reports  of  explorations  and 
surveys  .  .  .  for  a  railroad  from  the  Missis- 
sippi river  to  the-  Pacific  ocean,  1853-6. 
V.  1,  7,  8.    Washington,  1855-57.     3  v.  4°. 

—3511 

Note For  v.  2-6,  9,  10,  see  33  Cong.  2  sess.  House 

exec,  doc;  v,  11,  see  36  Cong.  2  sesa.  Senate  exec,  doc; 
V.  12,  see  36  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec  doc. 

Journal.    Washington,  1854.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1855.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports  of    Committees.      Washington, 

1855.  8°. 

34  Cong.  1  and  2  sess.     Dec.  3, 1855-Aug. 

30,  1856. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1856. 
19  V.  in  21,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  96.  Statistical  report  on  the 
sickness  and  mortality  in  the  army  of  the 
United  States  .  . .  1839-55,  by  R.  H.  Coolidge. 
Washington,  1856.    4°.  —3782 

Journal.    Washington,  1856.     8°.      ■ 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1856.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1856.  2  V.  8°. 

Note.— 'So  Beports  of  Committees  were  made  during 
the  2  sess. 

34  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  1, 1856-Mch.  3, 1857. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1857. 

16  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  65.  Fourth  meteorological  re- 
port, by  J.  P.  Espy.    Washington,  1857.    4°. 

—3481 

Journal.     Washington,  1856-57.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1857.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1857.     8°. 

35  Cong.  spec.  sess.    Mch.  4-14,  1857. 

Exec.  doc.  No.  1.  Report  of  the  Secre- 
tary of  War,  communicating  the  report  of 
Capt.  G.  B.  McClellan.  Washington,  1857. 
4°.  —2762 

Nole.—'Eov  Miscel.  doc.  of  thia  sess.  see  34  Cong.  3  sess. 


35  Cong.  1  sess.  Deo.  7, 1857-June  14, 1858. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1878. 

11  V.  8°  and  4°. 
NnU.—V.  8-11, 16  wanting. 

Journal.    Washington,  1857-58.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1858.    4  V.  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1858.  8  V.  8°. 

35  Cong.  2  sess.   Dec.  6, 1858-Mch.  3, 1859. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,1859. 

16  V.  8°  and  4°. 
Nole.—Y.  11,  l^wantlng. 
^  Journal.    Washington,  1858-59.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1859.  8°. 

Reports  of   Committees.      Washington, 

1859.  8°- 

36  Cong.  spec.  sess.    Mch.  4-10, 1859. 

Nole.— For  Exec,  doc,  and  Miscel.  doc  ot  this  sess. 
see  36  Cong.  2  sess. 

36  Cong.  1  sess.  Dec.5,1859-June25,1860. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,1860. 

13  V.  8°  and  4°. 
Note.—V.  14, 15  wanting. 

Also  Results  of  meteorological  observa- 
tions .  .  .  from  the  year  1854  to  1859.  Wash- 
ington, 1861.    4°.  ,    —3401 

Also  No.  52.  Statistical  report  on  the 
sickness  and  mortality  in  the  army  of  the 
United  States . . .  1855-60,  by  R.  H.  Coolidge. 
Washington,  1860.    4°.  —3782 

Journal.    Washington,  1859-60.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1860.  8°. 

,   Reports   of    Committees.      Washington, 

1860.  3  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  205.  Journal  of  the  Select  Com- 
mittee to*investigate  . . .  the  public  printing. 
Washington,  1860.     8°. 

Also  No.  278.  Report  of  the  Select  Com- 
mittee, appointed  to  inquire  into  the  late  in- 
vasion and  seizure  of  the  public  property  at 
Harper's  Ferry.  Washington,  1860.   8°.  3583 

■•36  Cong.  spec.  sess.    June  26-28,  1860. 

Note. — For  Miscel.  doc.  of  this  sesSi  see  1  sess. 

36  Cong.  2  sess.   Dec.  3, 1860-Mch.  4, 1861. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1861. 

9  V.  in  10,  8°  and  4°. 

Also  Reports  of  explorations  and  surveys 
.  .  .  for  a  railroad  from  the  Mississippi  river 
tp  the  Pacific  ocean,  1853-56.  V.  11.  Wash- 
ington, 1861.  4°.  —3511 
Note — For  v.  1,  7,  8,  see  33  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec, 
doc;  V.  2-6,  9, 10,  see  33  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec,  docj 
V.  12,  see  36  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 

Also  No.  2.  Report  on  the  battle  of  Mur- 
freesboro',  by  Maj.-Gen.  W.  S.  Rosecrans. 
Washington,  1863.     8°.  2656 

Also  No.  9.  Lt.  Michler's  report  of  his 
survey  for  an  interooeanic  ship  canal  near 
the  isthmus  of  Darien.  [Washington,  1861.] 
8°  and  4°,  and  plates.  —2724 

Also  No.  10.  Aves  island  papers,  1861. 
[Washington,  1861.]     8°.  —4415 

Journal.     Washington,  1860-61.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1861.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1861.    8°- 


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—  37  Gong.  spec.  sess.    Mch.  4-28,  1861. 
iVo(e.— For  Exec.  doc.  o£  this  sesa.  see  36  Cdng.  2  seas. 

— ^  87  Cong.  1  sess.    July  4-Aug.  6,  1861. 

Executive  and  Miscellaneous  documents, 
and  Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1861.    8°- 

Journal.    Washington,  1861.    8°. 

—  37  Cong.  3  sess.    Deo.  2,  1861^uly  17, 
1862. 

Executive  documents;  Washington,  1863. 
6  V.  8°  and  4°.    ^ 

Also  No.  56.  Letter  of  the  Secretary  of 
the  Navy,  transmitting  the  official  reports 
and  documents  connected  with  the  recent 
engagements  on  the  Mississippi  river,  which 
resulted  in  £he  capture  of  Forts  Jackson,  St. 
Philip,  and  the  city  of  New  Orleans.'  [Wash- 
'ington,  1863.]     8°.  3654 

Journal.    Washington,  1861.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1863.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1863.    8°; 

37  Cong.  3  sess.     Dec.   1,   1863-Mch.  4, 

1863. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,1863- 
64.     3  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1866.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1868.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1863.    4  V.  8°. 

38  Cong.  spec.  sess.     Mch.  4-14,  1863. 

Executive  documents.  Washington, 1863. 


8° 


38  Cong.  1  sess.   Dec.  7, 1863- July  4, 1864. 
Executive  documents.  Washington,  1864. 


Journal.     Washington,  1863.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 
1864.    8°. 

Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1864.  8°. 

—  88  Cong.   2  sess.    Dec.   5,   1864-Mch.  4, 
1865. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1865. 
8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1864.    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1865.  8°. 

Reports    of   Committees.     Washington, 

1865.  4  v.  8°. 

^—  39  Cong.  spec.  sess.     Mch.  4-11,  1865. 

Ifale.—TlQt  Mlacel.  doo.  of.  this  sess.  see  38  Cong.  2 
seas. 

—  39  Cong.  1  sess.*    Dec.  4,  1865-July  38, 
1866. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1866. 
2  V.  8°- 

Journal.    Washington,  1865.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1866.  8°.^ 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1866.     8°. 

Supplemental  V.  Washington,  1866.  3  v. 
8°. 

PAET  V 91. 


—  39  Cong.  2  sess.  Dec.  3,  1866-Mch.  4, 
1867.  ' 

Executive, documents.  Washington, 1867. 
2  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1867.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1867.  ,8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1867.     8°. 


8°. 


40  Cong.  1  sess.    Mch.  4-Dec.  2,  1867. 
Executive  documents.  Washington,  1868. 


Journal.    Washington,  1867.    8°. 
Reports   of   Committees.      Washington, 
1868.     8°. 

—  40  Cong.  spec.  sess.     Apr.  1-20,  1867. 
ifofe.— For  Exec,  doc.  Journal,  and  Kept,  of  Com.  of 

this  sess.  ue  1  sesa. 

—  40  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  3,  1867-Nov.  10, 
1868. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1868. 
3  V.  8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1868.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1868.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1868.     8°. 

Trial  of  Andrew  Johnson,  President  of 
the  United  States,  on  impeachment  for  high 
crimes  and  misdemeanors.      Washington, 

1868.  3  V.  8°.  —3314 

—  40  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  7,  1868-Mch.  4, 
1869. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,,1869. 
8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1869i    8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington,  , 

1869.  8°. 

Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1869.  8°. 

—  41  Cong.  1  sess.    Mch.  4-Apr.  10,  1869. 
Executive  documents.  Washington,  1870. 

6  V.  8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1869.    8°. 

Reports  of  Committees  and  Miscellaneous 
documents.    Washington,  1870.    8°. 

—  41  Cong.   3  sess.    Dec.  6,  1869-July  15, 

1870.  ■     ■ 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1870. 
3  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1870.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1870.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1870.     8°. 

—  41  Cong.  3  sess.      Dee.  5,   1870-Mch.  4, 
1871. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1871. 
3  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  86.  Treaties  and  conventions 
concluded  between  the  United  States  of 
America  and  other  powers,  since  July  4, 
1776,  revised  ed.     Washington,  1873.     8°. 

—4595 

Journal.    Washington,  1871.     8°. 


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Miscellaneous  documents.  ■Washington, 
1871.     8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1871.    8°. 

43  Cong.  1  sesB.    Mch.  4-Apr.  20,  1871. 

Executive  documents.  "Washington,  1871. 

8°. 

Also  No.  9.  Santo  Domingo,  Commission 
of  Inquiry  to.  Report.  Washington,  1871. 
8°.  1634 

Journal.    Washington,  1871.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1871.    8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1871.  8°. 

43  Cong.  spec.  sess.     May  10-37,  1871. 

Note.—'Eov  Exec,  doc,  MlBcel.  doc,  aud  Bept.  ol 

Com.  of  this  S9SS.  sec  1  sess. 

43  Cong.  3  sess.    Deo.  4,  1871-June  10, 

1873. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1873. 

3  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  6.  Reports  of  explorations  and 
surveys,  to  ascertain  the  practicability  of  a 
ship-canal  betveeen  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific 
oceans,  by  the  way  of  the  isthmus  of  Tehuan- 
tepec,  by  R.  W.  Shufeldt.  Washington, 
1873.    4°.  —4313 

Journal.    Washington,  1873.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1873.     3  V.  8°- 

Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1872.  4v.  inl8,  8°. 

43  Cong.  3  sess.    Dec.  3,  1873-Mch.   4, 

1873. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1873. 
8". 

Journal.    Washington,  1873.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1873.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports    of    Committees.     Washington, 

1873.  3  V.  8°. 

43  Cong.  spec.  sess.    Mch.  4-36,  1873. 

iVofe.— For  Mlacel.  doc.  and  Bept.  ol  Com.  ol  this 

sess.  see  42  Cong.  3  sess. 

43  Cong.  1  sess.    Deo.  1,  1873-June  28, 

1874. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1874. 

4  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  54.  Report  of  a  tour  of  inspec- 
tion of  European  light-house  establishments, 
made  in  1873,  by  Maj.  G.  H.  Elliot.  Wash- 
ington, 1874.     8°.  —3764 

Journal.    Washington,  1873.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  docunuents.    Washiugton, 

1874.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports    of    Committees.     Washington, 

1874.  4  V.  in  7,  8°. 

43  Cong.   3  sess.     Dec.   7,   1874^Mch.  4, 

■  1875. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1875. 
8°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1874.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1875.  3  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1875.    8°. 


44  Cong.  spec.  sess.    Mch.  5-24,  1875. 

Note,— 'Sot  Exec  doc.  and  Mlscel.  doc.  see  43  Cong.  2 
sess. 

44  Cong.  1  sess.    Dec.  6,  1875-Aug.  15, 

1876. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1876. 
8°. 

Also  No.  51.  Mineral  wealth,  climate, 
and  raiti-fall,  and  natural  resources  of  the 
Black  Hills  ofN  Dakota,  by  W.  P.  Jenney. 
Washington,  1876.     8°.  2463 

Journal.    Washington,  1875.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1876.    2  V.  8°. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1876.     3  V.  in  4,  8°- 

3  sess.    Dec.  4,  1876-Mch 


Cong. 


3, 


44 

1877. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1877. 
4  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1876.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 
1877.    5  V.  in  7,  8°. 
Note, — V.  5  wanting. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1877.  5  V.  in  8,  8°. 

Also  Federal  and  state  constitutions, 
colonial  charters,  and  other  organic  laws  of 
the  United  States,  compiled  by  B.  P.  Poore. 
Washington,  1877.     2  v.  4°.  —1343 

45  Cong.  1  sess.    Oct.  15-Dec.  3,  1877. 

Journal.    Washington,  187')'.     8°. 

.  Note.— Vor  Exec  doc,  Mlscel..  doc,  and  Bept.  of 
Com.  of  this  sess.  see  2  sess. 

45  Cong.  3  sess.     Dec.  8,  1877-June  SO, 

1878. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1877. 

4  v.  8°  and  4°. 

Note.—Y.  3  wanting. 
Also  No.  69.    Report  on  bridging  the  Mis- 
sissippi river  between  St.  Paul  and  St.  Louis, 
by  Maj.-Gen.  G.  K.  Warren.     Washington, 

1878.  8°.  .  _r4594 
Journal.    Washington,  1877.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1878.    4  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  50.  Arguments  before  the  Com- 
mittee on  patents  of  the  Senate,  and  House 
of  Representatives.    Washington,  1878.    8°. 

—4494 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1878.  3  V.  8°. 

45  Cong.  3  sess.    Deo.   3,  1878-Mch.  4, 

1879.  ' 
Executive  documents.  Washington,  1879. 

5  V.  8°  and  4°.  *       '       , 

Journal.    Washington,  1878.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1879.     4  V.  in  5,  8°.       ^ 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1879.    4  V.  8°. 

46  Cong.  1  sess.     Mch.  18- July  1,  1879. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1879. 
3  V.  in  4,  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1879.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.     Washington, 

1879.  8°.  *       ' 
Reports   of   Committees. 

1880.  8  V.  8°. 


Washington, 


UNITED  STATES,  Senate 


4595 


UNITED  STATES,  Senate 


46  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  1,  1879- June  16, 

1880. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1880. 

6  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Note.—y.  6  wanting. 

Also  No.  51.  Report  on  foreign  systema 
of  naval  education,  by  J.  E.  Soley.  Wash- 
ington, 1880.     8°.  —2365 

Also  No.  62.  Eeport  on  the  training  sys- 
tems for  the  navy  and  mercantile  marine  of 
England,  and  on  the  naval  training  system 
of  France,  by  Lt.  F.  E.  Chadwick.  Wash- 
ington, 1880.     8°.  -'2365 

Journal.    Washington,  1879.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1880.  3  V.  8°. 

iVo(8.'— For  Bept.  of  Com.  ot  this  seas,  see  1  sess. 

46  Cong.   S  sess.    Dec.  6,  1880-Mch.  4, 

1881. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1881- 
82.    3  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1880.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  .  Washington, 

1881.  3  V.  in  4,  8°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1881.  2  V.  8°. 

47  Cong.  spec.  sess.     Mch.  4,  1881. 

N'ote For  Exec,  doc,  Mlscel.  doc,  and  Bept.  of 

Com.  ot  this  sess.  see  46  Cong.  3  sess. 

47  Cong.  spec.  sess.    Oct.  10,  1881." 

Note.— Fov  Exec,  doc,  Journal,  and  Mlscel.  doc.  of 
this  sess.  see  IT  Cong.  1  sess. 

47  Gong.   1   sess.     Deo.  5,  1881-Aug.  8, 

1882. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1883. 

7  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Also  No.  186.  Report  of  an  examination 
of  the  upper  Columbia  river  and  territory  in 
its  vicinity,  in  Sept.  and  Oct.  1881  ...  by  Lt. 
T.  W.  Symons.    Washington,  1882.    r.  8°. 

2472 

Journal.    Washington,  1881.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1882.  11  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1882.  4  V.  8°. 

47  Cong.  2  sess.    Dec.  4,-1883-Moh.  4, 

1883. 

Executive' documents.-  Washington,  1883. 
6  V.  in  10,  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1882.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1883.  4  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Reports   of   Committees.  .  Washington, 

1883.  2  V.  8°. 

48  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  3,  1883-July  7, 

1884. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1884. 

8  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1884.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 
■    1884.     3  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1884.  _  7  V.  8°. 

Report  upon  the  relations  between  labor 
and  capital,  and  testimony  taiien  by  the 
Committee.    Washington,  1885.    4  v.  8°. 

—1392 
iVote.— v.  6  waning. 


48  Cong.  2  sess.     Dec.  1,  1884-Mch.  4, 

1885.  - 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1885. 
2  V.  in  4,  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1884.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.  Washington, 
1885.    8  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Reports   of   Committees.     Washington, 

1885.  2  V.  8°. 

49  Cong.  1  sess.     Dec.  7,  1885-Aug.  5, 

1886. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1886. 
8  V.  8°. 

Also  No.  162.  Digest  of  international  law 
of  United  States  ...  Ed.  by  F.  Wharton. 
Washington,  1886.     3  v.  8°.  —1372 

Journal.    Washington,  1885.     8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1886.  11  V.  8°  and  4°. 
Note.—V.  12, 13  wanting. 

Also  No.  47.  Compilation  of  Senate  elec- 
tion cases  from  1789  to  1885,  by  G.  S.  Taft. 
Washington,  1885.    8°.  —4493 

Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1886.  11  V.  8°. 

49  Cong.  2  sess.     Deo.  6,  1886-Mch.  4, 

1887. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1887. 
2  V.  8°. 

Journal.    Washington,  1887.     8°. 
Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 
1888.     5  V.  8°  and  4°. 
Note. — X.  5  wanting. 
Reports    of    Committees.      Washington, 

1887.  3  V.  8°. 

'50  Cong.  1  sess.      Dec.  5,  1887-Oct.  28, 

1888. 

Executive  documents.  Washington,  1888. 
12  V.  8°  and  4°. 

Journal.     Washington,  1887.    8°. 

Miscellaneous  documents.    Washington, 

1888.  2  V.  8°. 
Nbte.—Y.  3  wanting. 

Reports  of  Committees.  Washington, 
1888.    10  V.  8°. 

50  Cong.  2  sess.      Dec.  3,  1888-Mch.  4, 

1889. 

Journal.    Washington,  1888.    8°. 

Kentucky  and  Virginia  resolutions,  etc., 

of  1798-99,  the  great  debate  in  the  United 
States  Senate,  1833,  etc.     1833. 

Maclay,  W.    Sketches  of  debate  in  the  1 

Senate  of  the  United  States,  in  1789-91. 
[1880.] 

Rules  for  conducting  business  in  the  Senate 

of  the  U.  S.  27  pp.  (With  IT.  S.  Constitutional  Con- 
vention, Constitution  Of  U.  S.  1856,  p.  219.)— Snmuer, 
C.  Agalnstsecrecy  In  proceedings  Of  the  Senate.  2  pp. 
(Works,  T.  3,  p..  212.)— Limitation  of  the  business  of  the 
Senate.  Obligations  oi  Senate  caucuses.  28  pp. 
(Works,  V.  11, p.  369.) — Loyalty  in  the  Senate:  the  Iron- 
clad oath  for  Senators.  20  pp.  ( Wofks,  v.  8,  p.  '53.) — 
Majority  or  plurality  In  the  election  of  Senators; 
Open  voting  In  the  election  of  Senators;  The  Senate 
chamber ;  Its  ventilation  and  size.  22  pp.  {Works,  y. 
10,  pp.  377, 181,  495.)— Office  Of  Senator,  and  Its  Incom- 
patibility with  other  office;  Limitation  ot  debate  In 
the  Senate;  Order  in  business:  each  question  by 
Itself;  Loyalty  a  qualification  required  in  a  Senator. 
31  pp.  (Works,  V.  6,  pp.  243,  293,  299,  346.)— Proper 
(iespatch  of  business;  Constitutional  quorum  ot  the 


UNITED  STATES,  Senate 


4596 


UNITED  STATES,  State,  Dept.  of 


Senate.  9  pp.  (TForis,  v.  7,  pp.  110, 169.)— Usurpation 
of  the  "Senate  in  imprisoning  a  citizen;  Attempt  to 
kidnap  a  citizen  under  order  of  tlie  Senate.  22  pp. 
(FTorts,  V.  i,  pp.  426,  445.)— Taylor.  B.  B.  A  scene  in 
■the  U.  S.  Senate.  6  pp.  [Overld.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1874, 
p.  542.) 

United  States,  Signal  Office. 

Annual  reports  of  the  Chief  Signal  Officer 
to  the  Secretary  of  War  for  1871-73,  '77-81, 
'83-89.  Washington,  1871-90.  15  v.  in  18, 
8°.  —3475 

Note — The  Reports  forl87a,'74-76,  '82,  and  duplicates 
of  the  others  to  1887,  are  In  the  Beports  of  the  Secre- 
tary of  War. 

Bibliography  of  meteorology.     A  classed 

catalogue  of  the  printed  literature  of  meteor- 
ology from  the  origin  of  printing  to  the  close 
of  1881;  with  a  supplement  to  the  clos6  of 
1887,  and  an  author  index.  Ed.  by  Oliver 
L.  Fassig.  Pt.  I.  Temperature.  Pt.  II. 
Moisture.  Washington,  1889.  2  pts.  in  1  v. 
4°.  W.63 

iVbfe.— Lithographed  from  type-written  MS. 

Bulletin  of  international  meteorological 

observations,  taken  simultaneously,  1879, 
'81-84.     [Washington,  1879-84.]    30  v.  4°. 

—3461 

Bulletin  of    international    meteorology, 

Jan.  1882-D§c.  1888.  Washington,  1886-90. 
74  Nos.  4°.  —3493 

iVo(e.— Beginning  with  Aug.  1884,  the  tltie  is  Sum- 
mary and  review  of  international  meteorological  ob- 
servations. 

Coast  Signal  Service.     Official  danger  or 

distress  signals.  (Circular.)  Washington, 
1878.     8°.  -3466 

Daily  bulletin  of  weather  re]Jorts,  Feb.- 

July,  Sept.-Dec.  1873;  Jan.-April,  June- 
Dec.  1874;  Jan.  1875;  Jan.-May,  Aug.  1877. 
Washington,  1875-80.    28  v.  4°.  -^3471 

History  of  the  Signal  Service  with  cata- 
logue of  publications,  instruments,  and  sta- 
tions.   Washington,  1884.     8°.  —8466 

-^— -  Instructions  for  voluntary  observers  of 
the  Signal  Service,  United  States  army. 
Washington,  1883.     8°.  —3466 

International  simultaneous  meteorolog- 
ical observations,  Aug.-Dec.  1881.  Wash- 
ington, 1883-83.    5  Nos.  4°.  —3493 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  War.  trans- 
mitting letter  of  the  Chief  Signal  Officer  on 
the  climate  of  Oregon  and  Washington  Terri- 
tory. Washington,  1889.  4°.  {U.  S.  50 
Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exea.  doc.  v.  8.)      — 4601 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  War,  trans- 
mitting letter  of  the  Chief  Signal  Officer  on 
the  rain-fall  of  the  Pacific  slope  and  the 
western  states  and  territories.  Washington 
1888.  4°.  (i7.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec. 
docv.  8.)  —4501 

Monthly    weather    review,    Nov.    1883- 

Nov.  1890.  Washington,  1883-90.  98  Nos. 
4°-  —3483 

Professional  papers,  Nos.  3,  4-13,  15, 16, 

18.    Washington,  1881-85.  14  Nos.  4°.    —3483 

Signal  Service  notes,  Nos.  1-20,  23,  23. 

Washington,  1882-85.    22  Nos.  8°.       —3466 

Tornado  circular  No.  1.  N.  S.  [Wash- 
ington], n.  d.    8°.  —8466 

Tri-daily    meteorological    record,    Jan.- 

Dec.  1878.  Washington,  1884.  13  pts.  obi. 
4°.  —3493 


Ilanry,  T.  B.    The  telegraph  and  the  storm.    19 

pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  43, 1871,  p.  398.) 

See  also  International  Polar  Elxpeditlon. 

Iliiited  States,  Signal  Service,  Geological 
Survey  [and  other  bureaus]. 

Joint  Commission  to  consider  the  present 
organizations  of.  Testimony.  Washington, 
1886.  8°-  (U.S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  mis- 
eel,  doe.  V.  4.)  — 4493 

United  States,  Smithsonian  Institution.  See 
Smithsonian  Institution. 

United  States,  State,  Department  of. 

Appendix  to  Diplomatic  correspondence 
of  1865.  The  assassination  of  Abraham  Lin- 
coln, and  the  attempted  assassination  of 
Wm.  H.  Seward,  and  Frederick  W.Seward, 
on  the  evening  of  the  14  of  April,  1865.  Ex- 
pressions of  condolence  and  sympal^hy  in- 
spired by  these  events.  Washington,  1866. 
8°.  [Papers  relating  to  foreign  affairs,  1S65, 
pt.  4.)  —4445 

The  same.    Washington,  1867.    4°.     3651 

Award  of  the  Fishery  Commission.  Docu- 
ments and  proceedings  of  the  Halifax  Com- 
mission, 1877.  Washington,  1878.  3  v.  8°- 
( U.  S.  45  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doe.  v.  18- 
20.)  -4516 

;■  Case  of  the  Black  Warrior,  and  other 

violations  of  the  rights  of  American  citizens 
J)y  Spanish  authorities.  Washington,  1854. 
8°-  -4316 

Claims  on  the  part  of   citizens  of   the 

United  States  and  Mexico  under  the  con- 
vention of  July  4,  1868,  between  the  United 
States,  and  Mexico.  Washington,  1877.  4°. 
{ U.  S.  44  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No. 
31.)  ^4313 

Correspondenceconcerningclaimsagainst 

Great  Britain,  transmitted  to  the  Senate  of 
the  United  States.  Washington,  1869-70. 
5  V.  8°.  { V.  S.  41  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec, 
doc.  V.  3-6.)  —4595 

Different  systems  of  penal  codes  in  Eu- 
rope ;  also,  a  report  on  the  administrative 
changes  in  France,  since  the  revolution  of 
1848.  By  H.  S.  Sanford.  Washington, 
1854._   8°.  4334' 

Diplomatic  correspondence  of  the  United 

States  of  America,  from  the  signing  of  the 
definitive  treaty  of  peace  10  Sept.  1783,  to 
the  adoption  of  the  Constitution,  March  4, 
1789.   Washington,  1833-34.    7  v.  8°.    —3355 

The  same.    Washington,  1837.     8  v.  8°. 
.,.^  —3355 

Documents  relative  to  Central  American 

affairs,  and  the  enlistment  question.  Wash- 
ington, 1856.     8°.  1623 

Forestry  in  Europe.    Reports  from  the 

Consuls  of  the  United  States.  Washington, 
1887.     8°.  -  —4553 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  State  to  Mr. 

Monroe,  on  the  subject  of  the  attack  on  the 
Chesapeake;  the  correspondence  of  Mr. 
Monroe  with  the  British  government ;  and 
also,  Mr.  Madison's  correspondence  with  Mr. 

0^0'  °^  ^^^  same  subject.  Washington, 
1808.  8°.  ( U.  S.  10  Cong.  1  and  3  sess.  House 
exec,  doc.)  6816 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  State,  trans- 
mitting reports  from  the  Consuls  of  the 
United  States  on  cattle  and  dairy  farming 


UNITED  STATES,  State,  Dept.  of 


4597 


UNITED  STATES,  Statistics 


and  the  markets  for  cattle,  beef,  and  dairy- 
products  in  their  several  districts.  Wash- 
ington, 1887.  8°.  (U.  8.  49  Cong.  1  sess. 
House  exec.  doe.  v.  29. )  — 4532 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United 

States,  transmitting  a  letter  of  the  Secretary' 
of  State,  with  the  correspondence  relative 
to  the  proposed  fisheries  treaty.  Washing- 
ton, 1888.  8°.  (U.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doe.  v.  9.)  ■  — 4403 

Papers  relating  to  foreign  affairs,  accom- 
panying the  annual  Message  of  the  Presi- 
dent, 1863,  '64,  '65  and  appendix,  '66-68,  '71, 
'73,  '76,  '77  and  appendix?,  '79,  '85-87.  Wash- 
ington, 1864-88.     2'B  V.  8°.  —4445 

iVo(e.— Beginning  -wltli  1871  the  title  Is  Papers  re- 
lating to  the  foreign  relations  of  the  United  States. 
For  the  Papers  preceding  1863,  '69,  '70,  "73-76,  '78,  '80-84, 
and  duplicates  of  the  others,  see  the  House  and  Senate 
exec.  docs. 

The  title  on  the  hack  of  cover  Is  either  Diplomatic 
correspondence,  Foreign  relations,  ■  or  Message  and 
documents. 

Papers  relative  to  Mexican  affairs.  Com- 
municated to  the  Senate  June  16,  1864. 
Washington,  1865.     8°.  1614 

Register  of  all  officers  and  agents,  civil, 

military,  and  naval,  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States,  on  the  30  Sept.  1841-43,  '45, 
'55.     Washington,  1841-55.    4  v.  12°  and  8°. 

1155,1154 
iVoie.— For  continuation  see  Interior,  Department  of. 

Register  of  the  Department  of  State,  1875- 

79.     Washington,  1875-79.     8°-  1155 

Regulations  prescribed  for  the  use  of  the 

Consular  service  of  the  United  States.  Wash- 
ington, 1881.     12°.  1155 

Report  from  the  Secretary  of  State,  with 

accompanying  papers,  relating  to  the  .  .  . 
Alabama  claims.  Washington,  1877.  8°. 
( U.  S.  44  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No. 
21.)  ,  —4594 

Report  in  relation  to  the  transactions  at 

Dartmoorprison,  in  the  month  of  April  last, 
so  far  as  the  American  prisoners  of  war, 
there  confined,  were  affected  by  such  trans- 
action. Washington,  1816.  8°.  (17.  S.  14 
,  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  1.)  6816 

Report  of  the  Secretary  of  State  upon  the 

existing  relations  between  the  United  States 
and  Mexico.  [Washington,  1888.]  8°.  {U.S. 
25  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  13. )    6833 

Report  on  the  resources  of  Iceland  and 

Greenland.  Compiled  by  B.  M.  Peirce. 
Washington,  1868.     8°.  3463 

Report  regarding  the  present  condition 

of  Mexico.  Washington,  1863.  8°.  (U.S. 
37  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  8.)      6851 

Report  upon  weights  and  measures,  by 

John  Quincy  Adams.  Washington,  1831. 
8°.  —2434 

Reports  from  the  Consuls  of  the  United 

States  on  the  commerce,  manufactures,  etc., 
of  their  Consular  districts,  Nos.  1-27,75-131. 
Washington,  1880-90.  74  Nos.  8°,  and  in- 
dex, 2  Nos.  8°.  —4553 

Nole.—'Hos.  23-97  of  these  Beports  are  In  the  House 
riilsoel.  docs.,  47-50  Cong. 

Reports  On  the  commercial  relations  of 

the  United  States  with  foreign  countries  for 
1863,  '67,  '85-87.  Washington,  1865-88.  5  v. 
8°.  —4335 


iVo/e.— The  Beports  for  1843-86,  Including  duplicates 
of  those  for  1863,  '67,  are  In  the  House  and  Senate  exec, 
docs.  The  v.  for  1886-87  have  the  title  Commercial  re- 
lations of  the  United  States. 


Special  consular  reports. 

1890.     5  Nos.  8°. 


Washington, 
—4553 


Contents.  Carpet  manufacture  In  foreign  coun- 
tries.—Files  in  Spanish  America Fruit  culture 

In  foreign  countries— Malt  and  beer  in  Siiauish 
America.  —  Refrigerators  and  food  preserva- 
tion In  foreign  countries. 

Statement  of  appropriations  and  expen-. 

ditures,  civil  and  miscellaneous,  of  the  De- 
partment of  State,  from  March  4,  1789,  to 
June 30, 1876.  Washington,  1877.  4°.  {U.S. 
44  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  38. ) 

—4313 

Statement    showing    the    payments   of 

awards  of  the  Commissioners  appointed 
under  the  conventions  between  the  United 
States  and  France,  concluded  April  30, 1803, 
and  July  4,  1831,  and  between  the  United 
States  and  Spain,  concluded  Feb.  22,  1819. 
Washington,  1886.  4°.  {U.  8.  49  Cong.  1 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  5. )  — 4451 

Technical    education    in  Europe,  pt.   1. 

Industrial  education  in  France.  By  J. 
Schoenhof.    Washington,  1888.     8°.     —2364 

Trade  and    transportation  between  the 

United  States  and  Spanish  America.  By 
Wm.  EUero'y  Curtis.   Washington,  1889.    8°. 

—2393 

Treaties  and  conventions  concluded  be- 
tween the  United  States  of  America  and 
other  powers  since  July  4,  1776.  Washing- 
ton, 1871.  8°.  {U.  S.  4:1  Cong.  S  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doc.  No.  36.)  —4595 

The  same.  Revised  ed.  Containing  notes 
...  a  chronological  list  of  treaties ;  an 
analytical  index  ;  and  a  synoptical  index. 
Washington,  1873.  8°.  {U.  8.  41  Cong.  3 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  36. )  — 4595 

The  same,  without  the  synoptical  index. 
Washington,  1889.  8°.  (U.  S.  48  Cong.  2 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  47.)  — 4507 

United  States  Consular  reports.    Labor 

in  America,  Asia,  Africa,  Australasia,  and 
Polynesia.  Washington,  1885.  8°.  {U.  S. 
48  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  26.)  — 4535 

United  States  Consular  reports.    Labor 

in  Europe.  Washington,  1885.  3  v.  8°. 
( U.  8.  48  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  34, 
35.)  —4535 

iSee  also  French  and  American  Claims  Com- 
mission.—Geneva,  Tribunal  of  Arbitration  at.— 
International  American  Conference.— Inter- 
national Monetary  Conference.  —  Interna- 
tional Sanitary  Conference. — Mexican  Claims 
Commission. — IVortlicrn  Boundary  Commis- 
sion.—NortllTvest  American  "Water  Boundary, 
Commission  of  the. 

IJniteil  l§ia.tes,  Statistics,  Bureau  of. 

Imports  :  duties  from  1867  to  1883,  in- 
clusive. A  compilation  of  foreign  com- 
modities imported  and  entered  for  con- 
sumption in  the  United  States  ...  by  Charles 
H.  Evans.  Washington,  1884.  8°.  {U.  8. 
48  Cong.  1  sess.  House  misoel.  doc.  v.  34. ) 

—4486 

Labor  in  Europe  and  America:  a  special 

report  on  the  rates  of  wages,  the  cost  of  sub- 
sistence; and  the  condition  of  the  working 
classes  in  .  .  .  Europe ;  also  in  the  United 


UNITED  STATES,  Statistics 


4598 


UNITED  STATES,  Surg.  Gen.'s  Office 


States  and  British  America,  by  Edward 
Young.  Washington,  1876.  8°.  (J7.  S.  44 
Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doe.  No.  31.)    — 1394 

Quarterly  reports  of  the  Chief  of    the 

Bureau  of  Statistics,  relative  to  the  imports, 
exports,  immigration,  and  navigation  of  the 
United  States.  Washington,  1883-90.  36 
Nos.  8°.  —4373 

Reports  on  the  commerce  and  navigation 

of  the  United  States  for  1866-70.  Washing- 
ton, 1867-71.    5v.  8°.  —4307 

NoU. — Beglnuiug  with  1867  the  title  is  -Annual  re- 
port. For  the  Reports  previous  to  18G6  see  Register  of 
the  Treasury.  The  Reports  lor  1866-81,  Including 
duplicates  of  those  enumerated  above,  are  in  the 
House  exec,  docs.,  39-50  Cong.  The  Reports  for  1876, 
'79,  '31,  '86,  '87  are  in  2  pts.:  Foreign  commerce ;  In- 
ternal commerce. 

Reports  on  the  internal-  commerce  of  the 

United  States,  by  Joseph  Nimmo,  Jr.  [and] 
Wm.  F.  Switzler,  for  1876,  '79,  '84,  '86,  '87. 
Washington,  1877-88.  5  v.  8°.  (U.  S.  44 
Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  13  ;  45  Cong. 
3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  15,  pt.  3  ;  48  Cong. 
2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  20  ;  49  Cong.  2  sess. 
House  exed.  doc.  v.  17;  50  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  30.)  6893 

Note — These  are  the  2  pts.  of  the  Reports  on  the 
commerce  and  navigation  of  the  United  States  for 
1870,  '79,  '84,  '86,  '87. 

Special  report  on  immigration  ...  by 

Edward  Young.     Washington,  1873.     8°. 

—1393 

Note Also  in  U.  S.  42  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 

v.  1. 

Special  report  on  the  custorns-tariff  legis- 
lation of  the  United  States,  with  appendixes, 
by  Edward  Young.  Washington,  1873.  8°. 
( U.  8.  43  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doe.  No. 
109.)  6871 

Statistical  abstract  of  the  United  States, 

1887.    10  No.   Washington,  1888.    8°.    —3306 

iVo(e.— Nos.  1-10  are  in  the  House  exec,  docs.,  46-50 
Cong. 

United.  States,  Steam  Engineering,  Bureau 
of- 

Annual  report  of  the  Chief  of  the  Bureau 
of  Steam  Engineering  for  1879.    Washing- 
ton, 1880.     8°.  —2713 
iVo/e.— other  Reports  are  in  the  Reports  of  the  Sec- 
retary of  the  Navy. 

Report  of  a  board  of  United  States  naval 

engineers  on  the  Herreshoff  boiler  and  sys- 
tem of  machinery  for  steam-yachts,  steam- 
launches,  etc.  Washington,  1880. .  8°.   —2773 

Report  of  a  board  of  United  States  naval 

■engineers  on  the  Herreshoff  system  of  mo- 
tive machinery  as  applied  to  the  steam- 
yacht  Leila,  and  on  the  performance  of  that 
vessel.     Washington,  1881.    8°.  —2773 

Report  of  a  board  of  United  States  naval 

engineers  on  the  machinery  of  the  steamer 
Anthracite.   Washington,  1880.    8°.    —3773 

Report  on  experiments  in  boiler  bracing. 

Washington,  1879.    8°.  —3714 

Report  on  experiments  to  ascertain  pro- 
portions for  the  ends  of  boiler  braces.  Wash- 
ington, 1880.     8°.  —3713 

United  States,  Supreme  Court. 

Legal  tender  cases  of  1871.  Decision  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  the  United  States, 
Dec.  term,  1870,  in  the  cases  of  Knox  vs.  Lee, 
and  Parker  vs.  Davis.    New  York,  1873.    8°. 

—2334 


Report  of  the  decision  of  the  Supreme 

Court  of  the  United  States,  and  the  opinions 
of  the  judges  thereof,  in  the  case  of  Dred 
Scott  versus  John  F.  A.  Sandford.  Deo. 
term,  1856.  By  Benjamin  O.  Howard.  Wash- 
ington, 1857.     8°.  —2334 

United  States  vs.  James  R.  Bolton.     No. 

83.  In  the  Supreme  Court.  Dec.  term,  1859. 
Mission  Dolores  land  title,  [n.  t.p.]  [Wash- 
ington, I860.]     8°.  —3314 

Cooleyt  T.  M.     The  federal  Supreme  Court.     Its 

place  In  the  American  constitutional  system .  26  pp. 
(Cooley,  T.  M.,  and  others,  Constitutional  hist.  of.U.  S. 
p.  27.)— Jameson,  J>  F,  The  predecessor  of  the 
Supreme  Court.  45  ^p.  [In  his  Essays  in  the  constitu- 
tional hist,  of  U.  S.  p.  l.)-«'M:orgaii,  J.  T.  Partisan- 
ship in  the  Supreme  Court.  11  pp.  (iV.  Am  Rev.  v. 
132,  1881,  p.  176.^— Strong,  W.  The  needs  of  the 
Supreme  Court.  14  pp.  pV.  Am.  Bev.  v.  132, 1881,  p. 
437.)— Sumner,  0.  Remodelling  of  the  Supreine 
Court.  3  pp.  ( iVorkSt  v.  10,  p.  406.)— Supreme  Court 
of  the  United  States.  25  pp.  [Am.  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  7,  1830,  p.  Ill;  Bern.  Bev.  v.  1,  1838,  p.  143;  T.  7,  1840, 
p.  497  ;  N.  r.  Bev.  V.  2,  1838,  p.  372.)  . 

United  States,  Surgeon  General's  Office. 

Annual  reports  of  the  Surgeon  G-eneral, 
1884,  '86-90.  Washington,  1884-90.  6  Nos. 
8°.  —4335 

Note The  Reports  preceding  these,  and  duplicates 

of  these  to  1887,  are  in  the  Reports  of  the  Secretary  of 
War.  The  title,  all  except  1884,  Is  Report  of  the  Sur- 
geon General. 

Army    meteorological    register,    for    13 

years,  from,1843  to  1854,  inclusive,  compiled 
from  observations  made  by  the  officers  of 
the  Medical  Department  of  the  army,  at  the 
military  posts  of  the  United  States.  Wash- 
ington, 1855.     4°.  —2471 

Catalogue  of  the  library.     Washington, 

1873-74.    3  V.  r.  8°.  L.61 

Contents, 
Abadie-Lyttelton,  v.  1.  Supplement,  v.  3. 

Maaok-Zylinslsl,  v.  2. 

Cholera  epidemic  of  1873  in  the  United 

States.  Washington,  1875.  8°.  [U.  S.  43 
Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.  95.)    — 3783 

Circulars,   Nos.   1-8.     Phila.  and  Wash- 
ington, 1865-75.     8  V.  4°.  —1523,  —3783 

Contents.  Billings,  J.  S.  Report  on  the  barracks 
and  hospitals  of  the  United  States  army.  No.  4.— Re- 
port on  the  hygiene  of  the  United  States  army.  No.  8. 
—Otis,  G.  A.    Report  of  surgical  cases  treated  in  the 

army  of  the  United  States,  1865-71,  No.  3 Report  on 

amputations  at  the  hlp-]olnt  in  military  surgery.  No. 
7.— Report  on  excisions  of  the  head  of  the  femur  for 
gunshot  injury.  No.  2.— Otis,  G.  A.,  and  Woodward,  J. 
J.  Reports  on  the  extent  and  nature  t/f  the  materials 
avd,llable  for  tlie  preparation  of  a  medical  and  surgical 

history  of  the  rebellion.  No.  6 "Wood-ward,  J.  J. 

Report  on  epidemic  cholera  and  yellow  fever  in  the 
array  of  the  United  States,  1867,  No.  1.— Report  on 
epidemic  cholera  iu  the  army  of  the  United  States, 
1866,  No.  6. 

Index  catalogue  of  the  library  [by  J.  S. 

Billings].    Washington,  1880-90.     11  v.  4°. 

W.68 
y  Contents. 

A-Berlinskl,  v.  1. 
Berlloz-Cholas,  v.  2. 
Cholecyanin-Dzondl,  v.  3. 
E-Fizes,  V.  4. 
Flaccus-Hearth,  v.  5. 
Heastla-Insteldt,  v.  6. 
InsignarSs-Leghorn,  v.  7. 

Medical  and  surgical  history  of  the  war 

of  the  rebellion,  prepared  under  the  direc- 
tion of  J.  K.  Barnes.  V.  1,  3.  Washington, 
1870-88.     3  V.  in  6,  4°.  —3782 

Contents.  Medical  history,  v.  1.— Sursical  his- 
tory, V.  2.  * 

Statistical   reports  on  the  sickness  and 

mortality  in  the  army  of  the  United  States, 


Legler-Medlcine  (Naval),  t. 

8. 
Medlcine(Popular)-Nywelt, 

v.  9.i 
0-Pfutsch,  V.  10. 
Phaedronus-Rfigent,  v.  11. 


UNITED  STATES,  Surg.  Gen.'s  Office 


4599 


UNITED  STATES,  Treasury  Dept. 


1839-60  .  .  .  prepared  by  R.  H.  Coolidge. 

Washington,  1856-60.     2  v.  4".      [U.  S.  84 

Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  96 ;  86 

Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  53.)  —3783 
United  Slates,  Tariff  Commission. 

Eeport.      "Washington,   1883.       2  v.   8°- 

(U.  S.  47  Cong.  3  sess.  House  miscel.  doo.  v. 

3, 3.)  —4478 

United   States^  Topographical  Engineers, 

Corps  of. 

See  with  Xjngitieers,  Corps  ot. 

United  States,  Transits  of  Venus,  Commis- 
sions. 

Instructions  for  observing  the  transit  of 
Venus,  Dec.  6, 1883,  prepared  by  the  Com- 
mission authorized  by  Congress.  Washing- 
ton, 1883.    4°.  —3493 

Investigation  of  corrections  to  Hansen's 

Tables  of  the  moon ;  vyith  tables  for  their 
application.  By  Simon  Newcomb.  Forming 
pt.  3  of  papers  pub.  by  the  Commission  on 
the  transit  of  Venus.  Washington,  1876. 
4°-  —3493 

^-^  Observations  of  the  transit  of  Venus,  Dec. 
8-9,  1874,  made  and  reduced  under  the  di- 
iwction  of  the  Commission  created  by  Con- 
gress. Ed.  by  Simon  Newcomb.  Washing- 
ton, 1880.  4°.  [U.  S.  iQCong.  1  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doc.  v.  3.)  — 4431 

United  States,  Treasury  Department. 

Accounts  of  First  Comptroller  of  the 
Treasury.  Washington,  1886.  8°.  {U.S. 
-49  Cong.  1  sess.' Souse  exea.  doc.  v.  36.)  — 4533 
,  Annual  reports  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Treasury  on  the  condition  of  the  banks  in 
the  United  States  at  the  commencement  of 
the  years  1863,  1863.     Washington,'  1863-63. 

2  v.  8°.  -4317 
Note Other  Reports  are  In  the  House  exec.  docs. 

Communication  from  the  Secretary  of 

the  Treasury,  transmitting  tlie  Report  of 
Israel  D.  Andrews  on  the  trade  and  com- 
merce of  the  British  North  American  colo- 
nies, and  upon  the  trade  of  the  great  lakes 
and  rivers.  Washington,  1853.  8°.  ( U.  S. 
33  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  11;  8  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  v.  15.)  —4587,  6845 

Cruise  of  the  revenue-steamer  Corwin  in 

Alaska  and  the  N.  W.  Arctic  ocean  in  1881. 
Notes  and  memoranda :  medical  and  anthro- 
pological ;  botanical ;  ornithological.  Wash- ' 
ingtoh,  1883.    4°.  —3541 

Note.—Mso  In  U.  S.  47  Cong.  2  seas.  House  exec.  doc. 
V.  23. 

Decisions  of  the  First  Comptroller.     By 

Wm.  Lawrence.  Washington,  1881-86.  6  v. 
8°.  -  —4537 

JTote.— These  form  v.  of  the  House  exec,  dods.,  16-19 
Cong. 

Documents  relative  to  the  manufactures 

in  the  United   States.     Washington,   1833. 

3  V.  8°.  [U.  S.  23  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec, 
doc. -v.  7, 8.)  -       6835 

-General  regulations  No.  67,  under  the 

provisions  of  the  laws  in  relation  to  the 
revenue  marine :  consuls  and  commercial 
agents  .  .  .  with  an  abstract  of  decisions  on 
revenue  questions  arising  since  Feb.  1, 1856. 
Washington,  1856.     8°.  —3335 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury, 

communicating  a  report  of  chemical  analyses 
of  sugars,  molasses,  etc.,  and  of  researches 


on  hydrometers,  made  ...  by  Prof.  R.  S. 
McCulloh.  [>i.  <.p.]  [Washington,  1845.] 
8°.  {U.  S.  38  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doo. 
V.  6.)  "  —4573 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas- 
ury, transmitting  a  statement  of  the  receipts 
and  expenditures  of  tlie  United  States,  from 
the  4  of  March,  1789,  to  the  31  Dec.  1819. 
Washington,  1820.  8°.  (U.  S.  16  Cong.  1 
sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  5.)  6815 

iVoifi.— statements  of  the  receipts  and  expenditures 
of  the  United  States  for  1820-86  are  in  the  House  exec, 
docs.,  17-50  Cong. 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas- 
ury, transmitting  ...  a  statement  showing 
the  expenditures  of  the  government  on  ac- 
count of  the  war  of  the  rebellion  from  July 
1,  1861,  to  June  30, 1879,  inclusive,  [n.  t.p.] 
[Washington,  1880.]  8°.  (U.  S.  46  Gong.  3 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  5.)  —4593 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas- 
ury, transmitting  information  ...  in  rela- 
tion to  the  amount  of  continental  money 
issued  during  the  revolutionary  war,  and 
the  deprecfation  of  the  same.  Washington, 
1838.  8°.  {U.  S.  20  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  3.)  6811 

Letter  -from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas- 
ury, transmitting  letters  and  documents 
pertaining  to  resumption  of  specie  payments 
and  refunding  of  the  national  debt.  Wash- 
ington, 1880.  8°-  {U.  S.  46  Cong.  3  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  v.  17.)  —4514 

Letters  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas- 
ury, transmitting  estimates  of  appropria- 
tions for  1814-90.  Washington,  1814-88. 
77  V.  8°  and  4°.  6816 

iVote.— These  are  in  the  House  and  Senate   exec.  • 
docs.,  13-60  Cong. 

Letters  from  the  Treasurer  lof  the  United 

States,  transmitting  the  annual  accounts  of 
his  office  to  the  1  of  July,  1819,  [and]  80 
June,  1830  ;  also,  the  War  and  Navy  ac- 
counts from  1  Oct.  1818,  to  30  Sept.  1830. 
Washington,  1830-31.  3  v.  8°.  (U.  S.  16 
Cong.  1  sess.  House  exee.  doc.  No.  133  ;  3  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  130.)  6815,  6814 

— ^  Report  of  the .  cruise  of  the  revenue 
marine  steamer  Corwin  in  the  Arctic  ocean 
in  1885.  By  Capt.  M.  A.  Healy.  Washing- 
ton, 1887.  4°.  (IT.  S.  49Consf.  lsess..HbMse 
exec.  doc.  v.  33.)  —4451 

Report  of  the  cruise  of  the  U.  S.  revenue 

steamer  Thomas  Corwin,  in  the  Arctic  ocean, 
1881.  By  Capt.  C.  L.  Hooper.  Washington, 
1884.  4°.  (U.  S.  48  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate 
exec.  doc.  v.  8.)  —4431 

Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 

in  relation  to  the  trade  and  commerce  of  the 
British  American  colonies  with  the  United 
States  and  other  countries  since  1839. 
Washington,  1851.  8°-  (U.  S.  31  Cong.  3 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  4. )  — 4573 

Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 

on  the  collection  of  duties.  [Washington, 
1886.]    8°.  .     —4833 

Note Other  Eeports  are  In  the  Beports  of  the  Sec- 
retary of  the  Treasury. 

Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 

on    the    construction    and    distribution    of 


UNITED  STATES,  Treasury  Dept. 


4600 


UNITED  STATES,  War  Dept. 


weights  and  measures.  Washington,  1857. 
8°.  ( U.  S.  34  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
No.  27.)  —4317 

Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 

to  the  House  of  Representatives,  relative  to 
a  provision  for  the,  support  of  the  public 
credit  of  the  United  States.  New  York, 
1790.    fo.    {With  U.  S.  1  Cong.  1  sess.  Acts.) 

—4312 

Reports  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury 

of  the  United  States,  1790-1861,  '63,  64, 
'66-80,  '83-87,  '89.  Washington,  1837-89. 
40  V.  8°.  —4314 

Note. — Beginning  with  1870  the  title  is  Annual  re- 
port. The  Reports  for  1813-88  are  also  In  the  House 
and  Senate  exec,  docs.,  13-50  Cong. 

Statistics  of  the  foi'eign  and   domestic 

commerce  of  the  United  States,  1863.  Wash- 
ington, 1864.     8°.  —4317 

United  States  Treasurer's  quarterly  ac- 
count ;  Accounts  of  the  Treasurer  of  the 
United  States.  Washington,  1880.  8°-  {U.S. 
46  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  19. )  — 4514 

United  States  Treasury  register,  con- 
taining a  list  of  persons  employed  in  the 
Treasury  Department,  including  sub-treas- 
uries, depositories,  mints,  assay  ofiSces,  etc. 
Washington,  1879.    4°.  1152 

Mayo,  R.     Synopsis  of  the  commercial 

and  revenue  system  of  the  United  States,  as 
developed  by  instructions  and  decisions  of 
the  Treasury  Department.     1847. 

■: The    Treasury    Department    and  its 

various  fiscal  bureaus.     1847. 

See  also  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey, — Comp- 
ti-oller  of  t.l»e  Currency.— Internal  Revenne, 
Office  of. — Life-saving  Service. — Liglit-lkouse 
Board.— Mining  Statistics,  Commissioner  of. — 
Mint,  Bureau  of  the.— Navigation,  Bureau  of.— 
Register  of  the  Treasury. —Revenue,  Special 
Commissioner  of  the.— Revenue  Commission. — 
Statistics,  Bureau  of. — Tariif  Commission. 

United  States,  Vienna  International  Exhi- 
bition, 1873.  Commissioners  to.  Reports. 
See  Thurston,  R.  H. 

United  States,  War  Department. 

Alphabetical  catalogue  (including  law 
library).  Authors  and  subjects.  Washing- 
ton. 1883.     r.  8°.  W.43 

Explorations  of  the  Red  river  of  Louis- 
iana, in  the  year  1853,  by  R.  B.  Marcy  and 
U.  B.  McClellan.  Washington,  1853.  8°. 
( U.  S.  33  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No. 
54.)  '  2463 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  War,  in 

relation  to  the  relief  of  citizens  expelled 
from  their  homes  at  Camp  Mohave,  Arizona 
Territory,  1872.  Washington,  1873.  8°- 
( U.  S.  42  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doo.  No. 
107.)  6871 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  War,  trans- 
mitting a  report  of  the  names,  rank,  and 
line,  of  every  person  placed  on  the  pension 
list,  in  pursuance  of  the  act  of  the  18  March, 
1818.  Washington,  1820.  8°.  {U.  S.  16 
Cong.  1  sess.  Hou-ie  exec.  doc.  v.  4.)  6815 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  War,  .  .  . 

transmitting  copy  of  proceedings'  of  the 
court-niartial  in  the  trial  of  Gen.  Fitz  John 
Porter.  Washington,  1863.  8°.  (U.  S.  37 
Cong.  8  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  7.)  6866 

• Letter  of  the  Secretary  of  War,  transmit- 
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Army,    navy,  and    de-  Banks  and  banking,  p. 

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Public  lands,  p.  4653, 
liegisters,  p.  4654. 
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See  also  America,  .^n^igui££6s.— Mississippi  val- 
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Blair,  F.  P.,  Jr.    Report  on  permanent 

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Note.— VOT  previous  years  see  under  State,  Depart- 
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the  United  States.  The  Register  for  1«85  and  dwpU- 
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Register  of  the  .  . .  officers  of  the  navy 

of  the  United  States,  including  officers  of 
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1839-87.     1829-87,-59  v. 

i\ro(e.— These  form  v.  of  the  House  and  Senate  6xeo. 
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usually  printed  as  Documents  from  the  Navy  Depart- 
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Jfote.—Tbe  Reports  preceding  these  and  duplicates 
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usually  printed  as  Documents  from  the  War  Depart- 
ment, accompanying  the  President's  Message  to  Con- 
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Notizie  intorno  all '  ordinamento  bancario. 

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with  suggestions  for  equalising  its  value,  and 
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banking.     1840. 

United  States.      Treasury  Department. 

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United  States  at  the  commencement  of  the 
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iVoie.— other  Reports  are  in  the  House  exec.  docs. 
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Clarke,  R.  H.     Lives  of  the  deceased 

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Howe,  H.    Memoirs  of  the  most  eminent 

American  mechanics.     1858. 

Hunt,  F.    Lives  of  American  merchants. 

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Kirkland,  Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and  others. 

Homes  of  Atnerican  statesmen.     1854. 

Lanman,  C.     Biographical  aimals  of  the 

civil  government  of  the  United  States  during 
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Dictionary  of  the  United  States- Con- 
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Haphazard   personalities ;    chiefly   of 

noted  Americans.     1886. 

Lester,  C.  E.    Artists  of  America.    1846. 

LONGACRE,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.  Na- 
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McCabb,  J.  D.,  Jr.     Great  fortunes,  and 

how  they  were  made  ;  or,  the  struggles  and 
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1846.     1847. 

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Parker,  T.     Historic  Americans.     1871. 

Parton,  J.     Famous  Americans  of  recent 

times.     1886. 

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Pennsylvania  magazine  of  history  and 

biography.     1877-91,  15  v. 

Perry,  B.  F.    Rerhiniscences  of  public 

men.     1883. 

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Sabine,  L.  American  loyalists,  or  bio- 
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Biographical  sketches  of  loyalists  of 

the  American  revolution.     1864,  2  v. 

Sanderson,  J.,  and  others.     BiogVaphy 

of  the  signers  to  the  Declaration  of  Indepen- 
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from  Mr.  Monroe's  administration  in  1817  to 
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SCHMUCKEE,  S.  M.    Life  of  E.  K.  Kane, 

and  other  distinguished  American  explorers. 
1858. 

Shanks,  W.  F.  G.    Personal  recollections 

of  distinguished  generals.     1866. 

Shea,  J.  D.  G.  [Ed.)     Fallen  brave:  a 

biographical  memorial  of  the  American 
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preservation  of  the  Union.     1861. 

Snow,  Capt.  W.  P.    Southern  generals, 

their  lives  and  campaigns.     1866. 

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Sparks,  W.  H.    Memories  of  50  years : 

containing  brief  biographical  notices  of  dis- 
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Speague,  W.  B.    Annals  of  the  American 

pulpit.     1859-69,  9  v. 

Stoddard,  W.  O.  Lives  of  the  Presi- 
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Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  E.  B.     Men  of  our  times. 

1868. 

Tardy,  il/rs.  M.  T.    Living  female  writers 

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Thacher,   J.     Military  journal  ...     To 

which  is  added,  an  appendix,  containing 
biographical  sketches  of  several  general 
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WARD,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P.,  and  others.     Our 

famous  women.     1888.' 

Warner,  C.  D.  {Ed.}    American  men  of 

letters.     1882-90,  10  v. 

Wheeler,  H.  G.    History  pf  Congress, 

biographical  and  political.     1848. 

Williams,  S.  W.  American  medical  bi- 
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Wilson,  J.  G., and  Fiske,  J.  {Eds.)    Ap- 

pleton  's  cyclopaedia  of  American  biography. 
1887-89,  6  V. 

Wilson,  T.    Biography  of  the  principal 

American  military  and  naval  heroes.  1817, 
2v. 

Wyatt,  T.      Memoirs  of  the  generals, 

commodores,  and  other  commanders,  who 
distinguished  themselves  in  the  American 
army  and  navy.     1848. 

Wynne,  J.    Lives  of  eminent  literary  and 

scientific  men  of  America.     1850. 

American  biography.    75  pp.    [Am.  Qitart.  Mev, 

T.  1, 1827,  pp.  1,  401.)— Brougham,  H.,  Baron.  Amer- 
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Rev.  V.  3,  p.  443.)— Field,  M.  B.  A  lew  Frenchmen  and 
Yankees.  4  pp.  (Hcarper's  Mag.  v.  23,  1861,  p.  646.)— 
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the  Presidents  of  the  tr.S.  152  pp.  (Dorshelmer, 
W.,  Life  of  Orover  Cleveland,  p.  381.) 

See  also  New  EIngland,  and  the  names  of  states. 

United  States,  Birds. 

Audubon,  J.  J.    Birds  of  America.    1840- 
44,  7  V. 

Baird,  S.  F.     Mammals,  birds,  reptiles. 

1857-59,  3  V.  [Reports  Surv.  Paeif.  B.  B.  v. 
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Bonaparte,  0.  L.  J.  L. ,  Prince  de  Canina. 

American  ornithology;  or,  the  natural  his- 
tory of  birds  inhabiting  the  United  States, 
not  given  by  Wilson.    1835-38,  4  v. 

PART  v.— 93. 


Genera  of  North  American  birds,  and 

a  synopsis  of  the  species  found  within  the 
territory  of  the  United  States.     1828. 

Coues,  E.    Birds  of  the  northwest :   a 

hand-book  of  the  ornithology  of  the  region 
drained  by  the  Missouri  river  and  its  tribu- 
taries. 1874.  (Hayden,  F.  V.,  U.  S.  Oeol. 
surv.  MUcel.  pub.  No.  3. ) 

Flagg,  W.    Birds  and  seasons  of  New 

England.     1875. 

MiNOT,  H.  D.    Land-birds  and  game-birds 

of  New  England.     1877. 

Samuels,  E.  A.    Ornithology  and  oology 

of  New  England.     1867. 

Stearns,  W.  A.    New  England  bird  life. 

1881. 

Wilson,  A.     American  ornithology,  or 

the  natural  history  of  the  birds  of  the  United 
States.     1828-55,  4  v. 

and  Bonaparte,  C.  L.  J.  L. ,  Prince  de 

Canino.  American  ornithology ;  or,  the 
natural  history  of  the  birds  of  the  United 
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Burroughs,  J.   In  the  hemlocks.    13  pp.    (Atlant. 

Monthly,  T.  17, 1866,  p.  672.)— Cahot,  J.  E.  Our  birds, 
and  their  ways.  8  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  1,  1857,  p. 
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Monthly,  v.  2, 1858,  pp.  592,  863.)— Birds  of  the  night.  14 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  4,  1859,  p.  171.)— Winter-birds. 
11  pp.    {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.'s,  1859,  p.  319.) 

See  also  California.— Kansas. — Long  Island. -=- 
TSew  York.— Ohio.— Texas. 

United  States,  Botany. 

Beck,  L.  C.     Botany  of  the  United  States 
north  of  Virginia.     1856. 

BiGELOw,  J.  M. ,  and  others.     Report  on 

the  botany  of  the  expedition.  1856.  {Be- 
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— ^  Chapman,  A.  W.  Flora  o.f  the  southern 
United  States.     1873. 

Darlington,  W.    American  weeds  and 

useful  plants.     1860. 

Garden  and  forest.     1888-91,  4  v. 

Goodale,  G.  L.  Wild  flowers  of  Amer- 
ica. With  50  colored  pi.,  from  original 
drawings  by  I.  Sprague.     1882,  2  v. 

Gray,  A.    Genera  florae  Americae  Bore- 

ali-Orientalis  illustrata.  The  genera  of  the 
plants  of  the  United  States.     1848-49,  2  v. 

—  Manual  of  the  botany  of  the  northern 

United  States.     1858. 

Horticulturist,    [afterwards]    Gardener's 

Monthly  and  Horticulturist.     1847-87,  37  v. 

M'Mahon,  B.  American  gardener's  cal- 
endar.    1857. 

Magazine  of  horticulture,   botany,   and 

.  .  .  rural  afifairs.  Ed.  by  C.  M.  Hovey. 
1855-63,  8  V. 

Meehan,  T.     Native  flowers  and  ferns  of 

the  United  States.     1878-80,  4  v. 

Parry,  G.  C.,and  others.    Botany  of  the 

boundary.  1859.  (Emory,  W.  H.,  Beport 
.  .  .  U.  S.  and  Mex.  boundary  surv.  v.  3.) 

ROTHROCK,  J.  T.,  and  others.      Reports 

upon  the  botanical  collections  made  in  por- 
tions of  Nevada,  Utah,  etc.,.  1871-75.  1878. 
(Wheeler,  G.  M. ,  Report  explor.  west  of  100 
meridian.,  v.  6.) 

Watson,  S.,  and   others.       Botany   of 

United  State?  geological  exploration  of  40 
parallel.    1871. 


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4610 


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WoLLE,  F.      Fresh-water   algae  of  the 

United  States.    1887,  2  v. 

American   medical   botany.    26  pp.    {tf.  Am.- 

Bev.  V.  6,1818,  p.  3U.)— Botany  of  the  V.  S.    35  pp. 

(iV.  Am.  Bev.  V.  13,  1821,  p.  100.)— Bryant,  W.  C.  Our 
native  fruits  and  flowers.  9  pp.  [Prose  writings,  v.  2, 
p.  194.)— Cooper,  J.  G.,  and  Gray,  A.  Report  upon  the 
botany  of  the  route  from  St.  Paul  to  Puget  sound. 
76  pp.  6  pi.  (Seporls  Surv.  Pad/,  B.  B.  v.  12.)— Dnrand, 
E.,  and  Hllgard,  T.  C.  Botanical  report.  16  pp.  18 
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and  Sol.  Mem.  n.  s.  v.  5,  pt.  2, 1855,  p.  297.)— Torrey,  J. 
Catalogue  of  plants  collected  by  Lt.  Fremont,  in  his 
expedition  to  the  Rocky  mountains.  18  pp.  (Fremont, 
.T.  0.,  Beport  on  an  exploration,  p.  77  :  U.  S.  27  Cong.  3  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  248.)— Descriptions  of  plants  col- 
lected along  the  route.  12  pp.  10  pi.  (Beports  Surv. 
Padf.  B.  B.  V.  6,  p.  359.) 

,^ee  also ^Tortli  America,  Botanjj United  States, 

Trees. 

United  States,  Boundaries. 

Baetlett,  J.  R.  Personal  narrative  of 
explorations  and  incidents  .  .  .  connected 
with  the  United  States  and  Mexican  bound- 
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Campbell,   A.       Northwest    boundary. 

Discussion  of  the  water  boundary  question. 
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and  Twining,  W.  J.    Eeports  upon 

the  survey  of  the  boundary  between  the 
territory  of  the  United  States  and  the  pos- 
sessions of  Great  Britain  from  the  Lake  of 

.  the  Woods  to  the  summit  of   the  Rocky 
mountains.     1878,  3  v. 
See  also  V.  S.  44  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.doc.  No.  41. 

Ellicott,  a.    Journal.     1814. 

Emoky,  W.  H.    Notes  on  the  survey  of 

the  boundary  line  between  Mexico  and  the 
United  States.   1851.   {Bound pamph.Y.  239.) 

r  —  Report  on  the  United  States  and  Mex- 
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34  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  Nos.  108, 135.) 

Falconer,  T.     On  the  discovery  of  the 

Mississippi,  and  on  the  south-western,  Ore- 
gon, and  north-western  boundary  of  the 
United  States.     1844. 

— —  Fitzwilliam,  W.,  Viscount  Milton.  His- 
tory of  the  San  Juan  water  boundary  ques- 
tion.    1869. 

Gallatin,  A.  A.  A.    Right  of  the  United 

States  of  America  to  the  north-eastern 
boundary  claimed  by  them.     1840. 

Gannett,  H.     Boundaries  of  the  United 

"  States  and  of  the  several  states  and  terri- 
tories. 1885.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  8.  geol. 
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Graham,  J.  D.    Report  on  the  boundary 

line  between  the  United  States  and  Mexico. 
1852.  (^U.  S.  33  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doe. 
No.  121.) 

Notice  respecting  the  boundary  between 

His  Majesty's  possessions  in  North  America 
and  the  United  States.     With  a  map.     1817. 

United    States.       Northwest   American 

Water  Boundary,  Commission  of  the.  Pa- 
pers relating  to  the  Treaty  of  Washington, 
V.  5.  Berlin  arbitration.  Containing  the 
memorial  of  the  United  States  on  the  Canal 
de  Haro  as  its  boundary-line ;  case  of  the 
government  of  Her  Britannic  Majesty;  reply 
of  the  United  States  thereto  ;  2  and  defini- 
tive statement  of  the  government  of  Her  Bri- 
tannic Majesty;  and  correspondence.  1873. 
( U.  S.  43  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doe.No.  1.) 


Lord  Ashbnrton  and  the  American  treaty.    46  pp. 

iWestm.  Beu.  v.  39,1843,  p.  160.)- Asliburton  treaty. 
32  pp.  (Fraser'^  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  p.  679;  v.  27,  1843,  p. 
272.)— Atclieson,  N.  American  encroachments  on 
British  rights.  106  pp.  {PampVeteer,  v.  6, 1815,  pp.  33, 
361.)— Boundaries  of  the  U.  S.  26  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Bev.  V.  6, 1818,  pp.  117,  393.)— Boundary  qnegtlon, 
35  pp.  (Weslm.  Rev.  V.  34, 1840,  p.  202.)— Crosby,  H. 
R.  The  San  Juan  dlfflculty.  14  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  2,  1869,  p.  201.)— Cuslilng.  C.  The  Northwestern 
boundary-line.  23  pp.  Un  his  Treaty  of  Washington, 
p.  203.)— North  American  boundary.  13  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  22,  1840,  p.  346.) -North-eastern 
and  northern  boundary.  25  pp.  {N.  Am.  Bev.  V. 
33, 1331,  p.  262.)— Northeastern  boundary.  104  pp.- 
(iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  26,  1828,  p.  421 ;  V.  34, 1832,  p.  614;  T.  62, 
1841,  p.  424.)— Northeastern  boundary  question. 
46  pp.  (^m.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  20, 1836,  p.  433;  Vem.  Bev.  v. 
3, 1838,  p.  29.)— North-west  boundary  question. 
18  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21,  1843,  p.  377;  Fraser's 
Mag.  T.  27,  1843,  p.  484.)-St.  Matthew,  J.  H.  The 
northwest  boundary.  10  pp.  {Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6, 
1871,p.  297.)— Treaty  of  ■Washington.  46  pp.  (JV. 
Am.  Bev.  V.  66,  1843,  p.  462 ;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  71,  1843,  p. 
560.)— United  States  boundary  question;  40  pp. 
(Quart.  Bev.  v.  67, 1841, p.  501.)— Victor,  F.  F.  Mani- 
fest destiny  in  the  west.  12  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly,  t.  3, 
1869,  p.  148.) 

See  also  Oregon,  Boundary  question. 

United  States,  Canals. 

Canal  reports,  1824-35.     1835. 

Mills,  R.    Treatise  on  inland  navigation. 

1820. 

Tanner,  H.  S.    Description  of  the  canals 

and  railroads  of  the  United  States.     1840. 

Blerzy,  H.    Etudes  sur  les  travaux  publics,-  Lee 

canaux  et  les  voies  de  communication  aux  Etats-Unls. 
23  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  2  p6r.  i873,  v.  104,  p.  361.)— 
Derby,  E.  H.  Transportation  by  railway  and  ship- 
canals.  9  pp.  (Sarper's  Mag.  v.  60,  1880,  p.  679.)— 
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Ms  Treatise  on  rail-roads,  p.  107.)— Sumner,  0.  Union 
of  the  Mississippi  and  the  lakes  by  canal.  2  pp. 
(Works, -v.  1,1).  320.) 

See  also  Chesapealie  and  Delavfare  canal.—' 
Ghesapealce  and  Ohio  canal.— Cape  Cod  eanal. 
— X^rle  canal. — Maryland,  Canals.— New  York, 
State,  Canals.  ' 

United  States,  Census.    See  United  States, 

Census  Office,  p.  4567. 
United  States,  Chinese  immigration. 

See  with  Immigration. 

United  States,  Church  history. 

Baird,  R.     Religion  in  America.     1856. 

Bennett,  W.  W.    Narrative  of  the  great 

revival  which  prevailed  in  the  southern 
armies  during  the  late  civil  war.     1877. 

Rdpp,  I.  D.  {Ed.)      Original  history  of 

the  religious  denominations  at  present  exist- 
ing in  the  United  States.     1844. 

SCHAFF,   P.     Church  and    state  in  the 

United  States,  or  the  American  idea  of  re- 
ligious liberty  and  its  practical  effects. 
1888.    (Am.  Hist.  Assoc.  Papers,  v.  3,  No.  4.) 

Spraqde,  W.  B.     Annals  of  the  American 

pulpit.     1859-69,  9  v. 

Thompson,  J.  P.    Church  and  state  in  the' 

United  States.     1873. 

Tracy,  J.     Great  awakening.     A  history 

of  the  revival  of  religion  in  the  time  of 
Edwards  and  Whitefleld.     1843. 

Anglo- American  churches  of  the  U.  S.    32 

pp.  (LondonQuart.  Bev.  v.  47,1877,  p.  414.)— Annevelle, 
J.  Les  Sglises  en  AmSrique.  23  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
m?.  Suisse,  n.  per.  v.  47,  1873,  p.  265.)-Baclius,  J.  W. 
Three  eras  of  religious  life  in  America.  18  pp.  (New 
Englander,  y.  42, 1883,  p.  286.)— Dicey,  B.  Religion  In 
America.  9  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  16,  1867,  p.  440.)— 
DIman,  J.  L.  Religion  In  America,  1776-1876.  64 
pp.  ( Orations  and  essays,  p.  201;  and  Jf.  Am.  Bev.  V.  122, 
?^,'.?'  1)— Evangellasatlon  of  the  west.  How 
shall  it  be  effected  1  11  pp.  (Xew  Englander,  v.  4, 1846, . 
p.  29.)— Garrison,  W.  P.  The  lams  of  40  years  ago. 
11  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  60, 1880,  p.  182.)— History  of 


UNITED  STATES,  Church  history 


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UNITED  STATES,  Climate 


Christianity  in  tile  southern  states.     29  pp. 

{Smthern  Rev.  v.  13, 187;),  p.  124.)-J-Horrer,  M.  J.,  Cnmte 
d'.  Dea  sectes  rellgleuses  aux  Etats-Unla  d'Amfirlque. 
15  pp.  [Correspondanl,  v.  12, 1845,  p.  81.)— Hurst,  J.  I). 
Bellglous  development.  20  pp.  (Woolsey,  T.  D.,  and 
others.  First  cent,  of  republic,  p.  473.)— lilverinorei  A. 
A.  The  American  ohurob.  14  pp.  tCkr.  Exam.  v.  60, 
1856,  p.  49.1— Marvin,  A.  P.  Three  eras  ot  revival  In 
the  U.  S.  23  pp.  {BtbUoth.  Sacra,  v.  16, 1859,  p.  279.)— 
Mnyo,  A.  D.  Bellglous  tendencies  la  the  U.  S.  J6pp. 
[Ohr.  Exam.  v.  87, 1869,  p.  39.)— Morison,  J.  0.  Bellg- 
lous Utopias  In  the  TJ.  S.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  1, 
1867,  p.  290.)— Northern  chnrch.  38  pp.  iSmlhern 
Rev.  V.  4, 1808,  p.  319.)— Parfcman,  F.  Eeliglous  de- 
nominations in  the  U.  S.  13  pp.  ( Clir.  Exam.  v.  37, 1844, 
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tlque  rellgleuse  et  ethnologlque  des  Etats-Uals.  7  pp. 
{Carrespondant,  v.  34,  1854,  p.  283.)— Spencer,  E.  Ac- 
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2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  1, 1838,  p.  166.)— 
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22  pp.     (CTr.  Scam.  V.  13,  1833,  p.  47.) 

See  ako  the  names  of  denominations  and  sects;  as, 
Baptists.-CatholicChnrch.— Congregational 
Chnrch.  —  Friends,  or  Quakers.  —  Lutheran 
Chnrch.  —  Methodist  Elpiscopal  Church.  — 
Methodist  Protestant  Church.— Mormons.— 
Presbyterian  Church.— Protestant  Spiaco- 
pal  Church.- Reformed  Episcopal  Church. 
-Unitarian  Chnrch,  etc.  Also  Mew  England, 
Clmrch  history ;  and  the  names  of  states,  etc. 

Vnitetl  states,  Cmil  service. 

BOUTWBLL,  Gr.  S.  Report  from  the  select 
committee  to  examine  the  several  branches 
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1  sess.  Senate  Report,  No.  289. ) 

Civil  service  question  book.     1888. 

Clarke,  "W.  H.  Civil  service  law :  a  de- 
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evidence  from  the  works  of  many  eminent 
American  statesmen.     1888. 

COMSTOCK,  J.  M.     Civil  service  in  the 

United  States.     1885. 

Eaton,  D.  B.    The  "  spoils  "  system  and 

civil  service  reform  in   the    custom-house 
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Foster, W.  E.  Civil-serVice  reform  move- 
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— —  Jenckes,  T.  a.  [Reports  on]  civil  service 
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■2  sess.  House  Reports,  v.  2.) 

Papers  relating  to  civil  service  in  the 

United  States.  I'e79.  (U.  S. 46  Cong.  2  sess. 
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Pendleton,  G.  H.  Regulation  and  im- 
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RiNoaoLD,  J.  T.  Fallacy  of  the  civil  ser- 
vice act.     1885. 

Sticknet,  a.    a  true  republic.    1879. 

United  States.  Civil  Service  Commission. 

1-3  annual  reports.     1884-86,  8  Nos. 

iVb<«.— These  are  repeated  in  the  House  exec.  docs. 

. 4  report,  containing  the  civil  service 

law,  rules,  and  regulations.  1888.  (U.S.  50 
Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  13.) 

Adams,  H.B.  Civil  service  reform.'  33  pp.  (If.Am. 

Rev.  V.  109, 1869,  p.  443.)— Bellows,  H.  W.  Clvll-ser- 
vloe  reform.  14  pp.  (W.  Am.  Rev.  v.  130, 1880,  p.  247.) 
—Carpenter,  F.  D.  Y.  Tho  remuneration  TDt  puhllc 
servants.  12  pp.  (iV;  Am.  Rev.  v.  135,  1882,  p.  175.)'— 
Cary,  E.  The  administration  "and  olvU-servloe  re- 
form. 7  pp.  (Internal.  Rev.  v.  6,  1879,  p.  227.)— Civil 
service  reform  In  New  York.  8  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v. 
60, 1880,  p.  898.)— Civil  service  of  the  V.  S.  18  pp. 
(IV.  Am.  Rev.  v,  105,  1867,  p.  478.)— Clartee,  W.  The 
"  spoils  "  system  in  American  politics.  18  pp.  [Contem^. 


Rev.  V.  40, 1881,  p.  633.)— Cox,  J.  D.  Olvll-servlce  re- 
form. 33  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  112, 1871,  p.  81.)— Dana, 
E.  H.,  Jr.  Points  in  American  politics.  30  pp.  (JV. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  124, 1877,p.  1.)— blchson,  W.  M.  The  new 
political  machine.  12  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  134, 1882,  p. 
40.)— Dorman,  L.  M.  A  century  ot  civil  service.  7 
pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  395.)— Eaton,  D. 
B.  A  new  phase  of  the  reform  movement.  13  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  132, 1881,  p.  646.)— The  public  service  and 
the  public.  12  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  41,1878,  p.  241.)— 
Experience  In  post-office  appointments.  3  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  14,  1877,  p.  829.)- Garfleid,  J.  A. 
Civil  service  reform.  21  pp.  (Works,  v.  1,  p.  499.)— 
Godkin,  E.L.  The  civil  service  retorm  controversy. 
16  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  134,  1882,  p.  379.)-Hall,  E.  F. 
Civil'  service  reform.  11  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  43, 
1884,  p.  453.)— Hoar,  G.  F.  The  appointing  power. 
13  pp.  (iV.  ^m.  .Bei).  V.  133,1881,p.  464.)— Jay,  J.  ClvU- 
servlce  reform.  15  pp.  (iV.  .4m. /(eii.  v.  127,1878,  p.  273.) 
— Lossing,  B.  J.  The  Executive  Departments  and 
seals.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  38, 1869,  p.  319.)— Mac- 
donough,  A.  11.  Civil  service  retorm.  11pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  40, 1870,  p.  646.)— Morse,  F.  H.  Our  civil 
service.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  65,  1377,  p.  291.)— 
IVelson,  H.  S.  Some  truths  about  the  civil  service. 
13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  51,1883,  p.  231.)— Parton, 
J.  Uncle  Sam's  treatment  of  his  servants.  17  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  24, 1869,  p.  645.)— A  Promising  re- 
form. 7  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  97.)— 
Raum,  G.  B.  Suggestions  in  regard  to  the  public  ser- 
vice. 7  pp.  (iV..4ro.  Beu.  V.  137,1883,  p.  488.)— Roose- 
velt, T.  Present  position  of  civil  service  retiirra.  11 
pp.  (New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  362.)— Sticfcney, 
A.  Government  machinery.  13  pp.  (Internal.  Rev.  v. 
8, 1880,  p.  646.)— The  people's  problem.  32  pp.  (Scrib- 
ner's Monthly,  v.  22,  1881,  pp.  353,  670,  723.)— Sumner, 
C.  No  exclusion  of  retired  army  otflcers  from  civil 
office.  3  pp.  (Worhs,  v.  13,  p.  381.)— One  term  tor 
President.  7  pp.  (PTorJs.v.  14,  p.  320.)— Reform  in  the 
civil  service.  6  pp.  (n^orjrs,  v.  8,  p.  452.)— Sumner, 
W.  G.  Presidential  elections  and  civil  service,  reform. 
20  pp.  [Essays,  p.  140.)— 'White,  A.  D.  Do  tlie  spoils 
belong  to  the  victor?  23  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  134,1882, 
p.  111.)— White,  E.  G.  The  business  ot  otQce-seel^lng. 
23  pp.     (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1882,  p.  27.) 

United  SStates,  Civilization. 

Arnold,  M.    Civilization  in  the  United 

States.    1889. 

Arnold,  M.    Numbers;   or,  the  majority  and  the 

remnant.  71pp.  (/n  Ms  Discourses  in  America,  p.  1.) 
— Brace,  C.  L.  Humanitarian  progress.  19  pp. 
(Woolsey,  T.  D.,  and  others.  First  cent,  of  republic,  p. 
464.)— Emerson,  E.  W.  American  civilization.  10 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  p.  502;  and  in  his  Mis- 
cellanies, p.  275.)— Spragne,  W.  B.  Influence  ot  Yile 
College  on  American  civilization.  14  pp.  (Am.  J.  of 
Education,  v.  10, 1861,  p.  681.) 

United  States,  Climate. 

Blodget,  L.     Climatology  of  the  United 
States.     1857. 

Espy,  J.  P.  Second  report  on  meteor- 
ology.   1850. 

Fourth  meteorological  i-eport.  ^1857. 

Geeely,    a.   "W.      American    weather. 

[1888.] 

Toner,  J.  M.     Dictionary  of  elevations 

a,nd  climatic  register  of  the  United  States. 
1874. 

United  States.  Signal  Office.  Daily  bul- 
letin of  weather-reports,  Feb.-July,  Sept.- 
Dec.  1873  ;  Jan. -April,  June-Dec.  1874  ;  Jan. 
1875 ;  Jan.-May,  Aug.  1877.     1875-80,  28  v. 

Monthly  weather  review,  Nov.  1882-  ' 

Nov.  1890.    ,1883-90,  98  Nos. 

Professional  papers,  Nos.  3,  4-18,  15, 

16,  18.     1881-85,  14  Nos. 

Signal  Service  notes,  Nos.  1-20,  22, 23. 

1882-85,  22  Nos. 

Tri-daily  meteorological  record,  Jan.- 

Dec.  1878.     1884,  12  pts. 

United  States.    Surgeon  General's  Office. 

Army  meteorological  register,  for  12  years, 
from  1843  to  1854,  inclusive,  compiled  from 


UNITED  STATES,  Climate 


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UNITED  STATES,  Commerce  and  nav. 


observations  made  by  the  oflBcers  of  the 
Medical  Department  of  the  army,  at  the 
military  posts  of  the  United  States.     1855. 

VOLNEY,  C.  F.  C,  Comte  de.    Tableau  du 

climat  et  du  sol  des  Etats-Unis.  1825. 
[CEuvres,  v.  4.) 

View  of  the  climate  and  soil  of  the 

United  States  of  America.     1804. 

Climatology  of  tlie  IT.  S.    23  pp.    (Bern.  Rev.  v. 

11, 1842,  p.  449.)— Oswald,  F.  L.  Changes  In  tlie  cli- 
mate of  North  America.  12  pp.  (iV.  j47?l.  ijcu.  V.  138, 1884, 
p.  3C2.)— Wincliell,  A.  Climate  of  the  lake  region. 
11  pp.    (fldrper's  itag.  v.  43,  1871,  p.  275.) 

United  States,  Commerce  and  navigation. 
American  state  papers.  Ed.  by  W.  Lowrie 
and    others.      Commerce    and    navigation. 
1832-34,  2  V. 

Andrews,  I.  D.     Report  on  the  trade  and 

commerce  of  the  British  North  American 
colonies,  and  upon  the  trade  of  the  great 
lakes  and  rivers.  1853.  [U.  S.  32  Cong.  1 
sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  112 ;  33  Cong.  2 
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The  same.    1854. 

Andkos,  R.  S.  S.     United  States  customs 

guide.     1859. 

Brice,  J.    Laws  of  the  United  States,  now 

in  force,  relative  to  commercial  subjects.  1831.  ^ 

Brown,  C.  B.    Address  to  the  Congress 

of  the  United  States,  on  the  utility  and  jus- 
tice of  restrictions  upon  foreign  commerce. 
\Anon.'\    1809.     {Bound pamyh.  v.  110.) 

Causes  of  the  reduction  of  American  ton- 
nage and  the  decline  of  navigation  interests. 
1870.  {U.  S.  41  Cong.  2  sess.  House  Reports, 
No.  28.) 

Clavier,  E.,  and  Brissot  de  Waeville, 

J.  P.  Commerce  of  America  with  Europe  ; 
particularly  with  France  and  Great  Britain. 
1795. 

Considerations  on  the  relative  situa- 
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America.    1788. 

Commercial    and     financial    chronicle. 

1867-90,  48  V. 

Curtis,  W.  E.    Trade  and  transportation 

between  the  United  States  and  Spanish 
America.     1889. 

De  Bow,  J.  D.  B.    Commercial  review  of 

thy  south  and  west.     1846-71,  41  v. 

iVoie.— Pah.  with  several  other  titles. 

Flagg,  E.  Reporton  the  commercial  re- 
lations of  the  United  States  with  all  foreign 
nations.  1856-57, 4  v.  (U.  S.8i  Cong,  land 
3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  19,  pts.  1-4. ) 

Great  Britain.    Committee  of  the  Lords  of 

the  Privy  Council.  Report  on  the  trade  of 
Great  Britain  with  the  United  States,  Jan. 
1791.     1888. 

Gregg,  J.    Commerce  of  the   prairies. 

1844-45,  2  V. 

Hall,  J.    The  west :  its  commerce  and 

navigation.     1848. 

Hazard,  S.    United  States  commercial 

and  statistical  register.     1840-42,  6  v. 

HOMANS,  I.  S.,,  Jr.  Historical  and  statis- 
tical account  of  the  foreign  commerce  of  the 
United  States.     1857. 

Hunt,  F.  ,and  others.  Merchants'  maga- 
zine and  commercial  review.     1889-70,  63  v. 

iVble.— Continued    as   Commercial    and    financial 
chronicle. 


Macgeeqoe,  J.  United  States.   1850.    {In 

his  Commercial  statistics,  v.  3.) 

Mayo,  R.     Synopsis  of  the  commercial 

and  revenue  system  of  the  United  States. 
1847. 

■■  New  York  Produce  Exchange.     Annual 

reports,  1872-83.     1873-83,  10  v. 

NiMMO,  J. ,  Jr. ,  and  Switzler,  W.  F.  Re- 
ports on  the  internal  commerce  of  the 
United  States,  for  1876,  '79,  '84,  '86,  '87. 
1877-88,  5  V.  {U.  S.  44  Cong.  2  sess.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  18  ;  45  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec, 
doc.  V.  15,  pt.  3  ;  48  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec, 
doc.  V.  30 ;  49  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 
V.  17;  50  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  20.) 

iV^o^e.— These  are  the  2  pts.  of  the  Reports  of  the 
Bureau  of  Statistics  on  the  commerce  and  navigation 
of  the  United  States  for  1876,  '79,  '84,  '86,  '87. 

Pitkin,  T.  Statistical  view  of  the  com- 
merce of  the  United  States  of  Amei'ica.  1835. 

Schuyler,  E.    American  diplomacy  and 

the  furtherance  of  commerce.     1886. 

United  States.     International  American 

Conference.  Minutes.  [Eng.  and  Spanish.] 
1890. 

Reports  and  recommendations.     1890. 

United    States.      Interstate    Commerce 

Commission.  1-3  annual  reports,  1887-89. 
1887-89,  3  V. 

Note.— The  nrst  Report  is  also  in  the  Report  of  the 
Secretary  of  the  Interior  for  1887. 

United  States.    Nautical  Almanac  Office. 

American  coaster's  nautical  almanac  for 
1884.  1884.  (U.  S.  48  Cong.  1  sess.  House 
miscel.  doe.  v.  20.) 

American    ephemeris    and    nautical 

almanac,  1855-83,  '85-93.     1853-90,  38  v. 

i\roli!.— The  V.  for  1886-89  are  also  in  the  House  mis- 
cel. docs. 

United  States.     Navigation,  Bureau  of. 

(Treasury  Dept.)  Reports  of  the  Commis- 
sioner of  Navigation  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
Treasury,  1885-87,  '90.     1885-90,  4  v. 

•^. —  United  States.  Register  of  the  Treasury. 
Reports  of  the  commerce  and  navigation  of 
the  United  States  for  1849-51,  '5S,  '59.  '62-65. 
1850-66,  9  v. 

Note — In  the  first  3  v.  the  title  pages  are  ■wantfng, 
and  In  the  others  the  titles  vary.  The  Reports  preced- 
ing 1849,  those  for  '62-57,  '60,  .'61,  and  duplicates  of  the 
others,  are  in  the  House  exec.  docs.  For  the  Reports 
for  1866  and  following  years  see  Statistics,  Bureau  of. 

United    States.     State,   Department   of. 

Reports  on  the  commercial  relations  of  the 
United  States  with  foreign  countriesfor  1863, 
'67,  '85-87.     1865-88,  5  v. 

fl'bie.— The  Reports  for  1843-85,  including  duplicates 
of  those  for  1863,  '67,  are  in  the  House  and  Senate  exec, 
docs.  The  V.  for  1885-87  have  the  title  Commercial  re- 
lations of  the  United  States. 

United    States.      Statistics,  Bureau    of. 

Quarterly  reports  of  the  Chief  of  the  Bureau 
of  Statistics,  relative  to  the  imports,  export*, 
immigration,  and  navigation  of  the  United 
States.     1883-90,  36  Nos. 

Reports  on  the  commerce  and  naviga- 
tion of  the  United  States  for  1866-70.  1867- 
71,  5  V. 

iVofe.— Beginning  with  1867  the  title  is  Annual  re- 
port. For  the  Reports  previous  to  1866  see  Register  of 
the  Treasury.  The  Reports  for  1866-87,  including 
duplicates  of  those  enumerated  above,  are  in  the 
House  exec,  docs.,  39-50  Cong.  The  Reports  for  1876, 
'79,  '84,  '86,  '87  are  in  2  pts.:  Foreign  commerce;  In- 
ternal commerce. 


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United  States.      Treasury  Department. 

Report  of  the  Secretary  of  ijhe  Treasury  in 
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Statistics  of  the  foreign  and  domestic 

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(Dem.  Rev.  v.  14, 1814,  p.  447.)— Crisis  in  the  Ameri- 
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resolutions  and  instructions  of  the  legislature  of  that 
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See   also  under   Industries    and    resources.- 
TarlflT. 

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The  same,  with  other  letters  and  papers. 
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Adams,  J.  Q.    Jubilee  of  the  Constitution. 

1839. 

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constitutions  of  Great  Britain  and  the  United 
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connection    with     American     institutions. 

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Banceoft,  G.    History  of  the  formation 

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Plea  for  the  Constitution  of  the  U.  S. 

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BAEBfi-MARBOIs,F.,Afar'gMisde.   Histoire 

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COOLEY,  T.  M.  Treatise  on  the  constitu- 
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DUER,  W.  A.     Course  of  lectures  on  the 

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Note.—ieoT  the  Constitution,  and  the  Acts,  Journal, 
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United  States,  Debt. 

Seewith  Pinnnce* 

United  States,  Defences. 

See  with  Army. 


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JVbie.— statements  of  tho  receipts  and  expenditures 
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Letter   from   the    Secretary   of  the 

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15  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  26, 1863,  p.  433.)— McCulloch, 
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132, 1881,  p.  513.)— and  others.  Kesumptlon  of  specie 
payments.  -30  pp.  (iV.  .4m.  iJes.  v.  125, 1877,  p.  397.)— 
Marble,  M.  Currency  quacks,  and  the  silver  bill.  16 
pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  126, 1878,  p.  166.)— Mitchell,  J.  I. 
Tribulations  of  the  American  dollar.  14  pp.  {N.Am. 
Rev.  V.  137,-1884,  p.  24.)— Money  problem.  28  pp. 
(tnternat.  Rev.  v.  2, 1876,  p.  249.)— Moral  of  the  crisis. 

16  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  1, 1838,  p.  108.)— Moreau,  H.  La 
dette  et  les  ressources  des  Etats-Unls.  18  pp.  ( Corres- 
pondant,  v.  66,1865,  p.  228.)— Les^finances  amSrloaines. 
27  pp.  ( Gortespondant,  v.  69, 1866,  p.  447.)— Morgan, 
E.D.,  and  others.  Thepolltlcal  situation  from  afinau- 
clal  standpoint.  11  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  131,  1880,  p. 
464.)— National  prosperity.  8  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v. 
21, 1847,  p.  447.)— IVatlonal  resources.  35  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  100, 1865,  p.  126.)— Odllon-Barrot,  G.  Le 
budget  des  Etata-Unis  depuls  la^jalx.  15  pp.  ( Rev.  d. 
deux mondes,  1869,2  p§r. v.  82,  p;  221.)— Poor,  H. V.  Public 
debt  of  tbeUnited  States,  and  the  debts  and  liabilities 
of  the  several  states.  28  pp.  (In  his  Manual  of  the 
railroads  of  the  United  S'tates,  for  1868-69,  p.  415.)— The 
currency  and  finances  of  the  U.  S.  53  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  T.  118,  .1874,  p.  88.)— Porter,  E.  P.  State  debts 
and  repudiation.  37  pp.  (Inlemat.  Rev.  v.  9, 1880,  p. 
656.)— Heed,  8.  E.  Specie  resumption.  12  pp.  (Allant. 
j|/onMj(,v.31,1873,p.598.)— Ropes,  J.S.  The  national 
debt.  12  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  27,  1868,  p.  45.)— 
Second  war  of  the  reyolutlou.  18  pp.  (Dem. 
Rev.  V.  5,  1839,  p.  499.)— State  debts.  13  pp.,  {Dem. 
Rev.  V.  14,  1844,  p.  3.)-Sub-treasury  bni.  28  pp. 
(Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.-l,  1838,  p.  333.)— Sumner.  0. 
Financial  reconstruction  through  public  faith  and 
specie  payments.    36  pp.    ( Works,  v.  12,  p.  443.)— Na- 


tional banks  and  the  currency.  18  pp.  {Works,  v.  8, 
p.  419.) — Origination  of  appropriation  bills.  10  pp. 
{Works,  V.  4,  p.  83.)— Treasury  notes  a  legal  tender.  25 
pp.  (H'oi'fcs,  V.  6,  p.  319.)— Sumner,  W.  G.  Commer- 
cial crisis  of  1837.  10  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17, 
1879,  p.  682.) — First  century  of  the  republic :  monetary 
development.  19  pp.  (//ar^jer's  ifap.  v.  61, 1876,  p.  552.) 
— National  bank  circulation.  5  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  17,  1879,  p.  206.)— Thorpe,  T.  B.  United  States 
Treasury  Department.  18  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  44, 
1872,  p.  481.)— The  treasury.  9  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  28, 
1851,  p.  24.)— Walfeer,  A.  Our  national  currency.  31 
pp.  {Internal.  Rev.  v.  1, 1874,  p.  213.)— 'Walker,  F.  A., 
and  Adams,  H.  The  legal-tender  act.  30  pp.  {Chap- 
ters of  Erie  and  other  essays,  p.  303.)— Walker,  G.  Cur- 
rency and  the  banlis.  20  pp.  (Intemat.  Rev.  v.  6, 1879, 
p.  248.)— Les  finances  amfirlcaines  aprfts  la  guerre 
civile.  18  pp.  (Rev,  d.  deux  mondes,  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  58, 
p.  473.)— Les  premlSrea  ann6es  de  la  palx  aux  Etats- 
Unis.  28  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  72,  1867,  p.  855.)— 
Webster,  D.  Redeemable  paper  currency;  Credit 
system  and  the  labor  ol  the  U.  8.  9  pp.  Iln  his  Great 
speeches,  pp.  362,  449.)— Wells,  D.  A.  Reform  In  fed- 
eral taxation.  18  pp.  (JV;  ^m.  iJeo.  V.  133,lS8l,p.611.) 
—Taxation  without  i  urlsdlctlon  unconstitutional.  9 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  35,  1875,  p.  314.)— Theory  and- 
practice  of  local  taxation  in  the  U.  8.  10  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  33,  1874,  p.  69.)— White,  H.  After 
specie  resumption — what?    14  pp.    (Intemat.  Rev.  v.  5, 

1878,  p.  833.)— Financial  crisis  in  America.  20  pp. 
{Forln.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  19, 1876,  p.  810.)— Present  phases  of 
the  currency  question.  21  pp.  {Internal.  Rev.  v.  4, 
1877,  p.  730.) 

See  also  Bank  of  the  United  States.— United 
States,  Banks  and  hanldng. 

United  States,  Fine  arts. 

Benjamin,  S.  G.  W.    Art  in  America. 
1880. 

Our  American  artists.     1879-81,  2  v. 

Clark,   W.    J.,   Jr.     Great    American 

sculptures.    1878. 

Clarke,  I.  E.  Art  and  industry.  Edu- 
cation in  the  industrial  and  fine  arts  in  the 
United  States.  Pt.  1.  Drawing  in  public 
schools.  1885.  [U.S.  Education,  Bureau  of.) 
JVoie.— Also  m  U.  S.  46  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
V.  7. 

KOEHLER,  S.  R.  United  States  art  di- 
rectory and  year-book.     1883-84,  3  v. 

Linton,  W.  J.  Blstory  of  wood-en- 
graving in  America.     1883. 

— —  TuCKEEMAN,  H.  T.  Book  of  the  artists 
.  .  .  preceded  by  an  historical  account  of  the 
rise  and  progress  of  art  in  America.     1867. 

Present  and  future  of  American  art.    13  pp.    [N. 

Am,  Rev.  V.  83,  1856,  p.  84.)— American  ivorks  of 
painting  and  sculpture.  11pp.  (Dem.  Rev.y.lQ, 
1847,  p.  56.)— Art  in  America.  20  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev. 
v.  52, 1841,  p.  301.)— Benjamin,  S.  G.  W.  American 
art  since  the  Centennial.  17  pp.  (New  Princeton  Rev. 
V.  4,  1887,  p.  14.)— Early  American  art.  15  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  69, 1879,  p.  817.)— Fifty  years  of  American 
art,  1328-78.  48  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  59, 1879,  pp.  241, 
481,  673.)— Present  tendencies  of  American  art.  16  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  58,  1879,  p.  481.)— Clapp,  D.  Flue 
arts  In  America.  17  pp.  (Ohr.  Exam.  v.  39,  1845,  p. 
314.)— Conant,S.  S.  Progress  of  the  fine  arts.  17  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  52,  1876,  p.  691;  Woolsey,  T.  D.,  and 
others.  First  cent,  of  republic,  p.  399.)— Conditions  of 
art  In  America.  24  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  102,  1866, 
p.  1.)— Field,  K.  American  art  and  artists.  16  pp. 
( Ohr.  Exam.  V.  77,  1864,  p.  176.)— Grcenough,  H. 
Remarks  on  American  art.  4  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  13, 
1843,  p.  45.)— Institution  for  the  fine  arts.  12  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  2,  1816,  p.  153.)— Jarvcs,  J.  J.  Amer- 
ican museums  ot  art.    3  pp.    (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 

1879,  p.  405.)— Art  and  artists  of  America.  14  pp. 
(Ohr.  Exam.  v.  75, 1863,  p.  114.)— Art  of  America  and  the 
"  old  masters."  22  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  73, 1862,  p.  63.) 
—Can  we  have  an  art-gallery  ?  20  pp.  ( Clir.  Exam. 
y.  72,  1862,  p.  204.)— IVorth  America  .  .  .  state  of 
the  fine  arts.  8  pp.  (Biaciuiood's  jt/ajr.  v.  16, 1824,  p. 
129.1— Osgood,  8.  Our  artists.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag, 
V.  28,  1861,  p.  240.)  —  Progress  of  painting  in 
America.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  124, 1877,  p.  461.)— 
Simmons,  G.  F.  Old  painters.  Prospects  of  art  In 
this  country.  16  pp.  (Cftr.  Biom.  v.  26, 1839,  p.  304.)— 
Symposium  of  wood-engravers.    12  pp.    {Har- 


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UNITED  STATES,  Foreign  relations 


perS  Mag.  v.  60, 1880,  p.  442.)— 'Woi-e,  L.  G.  Stufly  and 
practice  of  art  In  America.  28  pp.  [Chr.Eiam.v.ll, 
1861,  p.  67.)— Waterston,  R.  C.  American  art  and 
art  unions.  19  pp.  (CTr.  Exam.  v.  48,  1860,  p.  205.)— 
Weir,  J.  F.  American  landscape  painters.  12  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  32, 1873,  p.  140.) 

Sf.e  also  the  names  of  cities  and  states  in  the  United 
States. 

United  States,  Fisheries. 

Adams,  J.  Q.  Duplicate  letters,  the  fish- 
eries, and  the  Mississippi.  Documents  re- 
lating to  transactions  at  the  negotiations  of 
Ghent.     1823. 

The  same.     (Bound  pamph.  v.  103.) 

■ Baied,  S.  F.     Report  on  the  condition  of 

the  sea  fisheries  of  the  south  coast  of  New 
"England,  1871-73.  1873.  {U.  S.  Fish  and 
Fisheries,  Commission  of.  Report,  1871-73. ) 

Edmunds,  G.  F.  Report  of  the  commit- 
tee on  foreign  relations  in  relation  to  the 
rights  and  interests  of  American  fisheries 
and  fishermen.  1887.  (U.  S.  49  Cong.  2 
sess.  Senate  Report,  v.  1,  No.  1683.) 

ISHAM,  C.    Fishery  question,  its  origin, 

history,  and  present  situation.  _  1887.  (Ques- 
tions of  the  day.  No.  41.) 

Lapham,  E.  G.  Report  from  the  com- 
mittee on  fisheries.  Fish  and  fisheries  on 
the  Atlantic  coast.  1884.  ( U.  S.  48  Cong.  1 
sess.  Senate  Report,  v.  7,  No.  706.) 

Sabine,  L.  Report  on  the  principal  fish- 
eries of  the  American  seas.     1853. 

United  States.  Fish  and  Fisheries,  Com- 
mission of.     Bulletin,  1881-87.    1882-89,  7  v. 

Note. — Also  in  the  House  mlscel.  docs. 

Fisheries  and  fishery  industries  of  the 

United  States.     Prepared   ...  by  George 
Brown    Goode  and  a   staff   of   associates. 
1884-87,  7  V. 
Note. — Also  in  the  Senate  miscel.  docs. 

Reports  of  the  Commissioner,  1871-86. 

1878-89,  14  V. 

ifo^e.- Also  In  the  House  and  Senate  mlsceU  docs. 

United    States.    State,    Department  of. 

Award  of  the  Fishery  Commission.  Docu- 
ments and  proceedings  of  the  Halifax  Com- 
mission, 1877.  1878,  3  V.  (U.  S.  45  Cong.  3 
sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  18-20.) 

Message   from   the  President  of  the 

United  States,  transmitting  a  letter  of  the 
Secretary  of  State,  with  the  correspondence 
relative  to  the  proposed  fisheries  treaty. 
1888.  { U.  S.  50  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc. 
V.  9.) 

Reports  from  the  Consuls  of  the  United 

States,  No.  77.  Fishery  interests  of  the 
United  States  and  trade  with  Canada.    1887. 

American  fisheries.    30  pp.    (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  62, 

1846,  p.  350.)-Boyd,  W.  The  North-American  fish- 
eries question.  8  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39, 188(j  p 
780.)— Ford,  W.  C.  The  fisheries  dispute.  8  pp 
(Forum,  v.  2,  1886,  p.  174.)— Goode,  G.  B.  Review  of 
the  fishery  Industries  of  the  U.  S.  82  pp.  2  pi.  (Lon- 
don Internal.  Fish.  Exhil).  LUiralure,  v.  6,  p.  l.)_ 
IVorlll  American  fisheries.  9  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag. 
y.  48,1853,  p.  687.)— North  American  fisheries  and 
the  Halifax  commission.  19  pp.  (Blackv:ood's  Map. 
V.  123,  1878,  p.  287.)-Oxley,  J.  M.  History  of  the 
fisheries  question.  8  pp.  {Mag.  of  Am.  Hist.  v.  16, 
1886,  p.  50.)— Seward,  W.  H.  American  fisheries.  24 
pp.  I  Works,  V.  1,  p.  254.)— Wool  sey,  T.  S.  Fisheries 
question.    8  pp.    (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  14'J,  1886,  p.  219.) 

See  also  names  of  the  states  of  the  U.  S.    Also  Sew 
England. 

Ilnited  States,  Foreign  relations. 

Adams,  C.  F.    Struggle  for  neutrality  in 
America.    1871. 


American  i-egister,  or,  general  repository 

of  history,  politics,  and  science,'  1806-10. 
1807-11,  7  V. 

American    state    papers.      Ed.    by    W. 

Lowrie  and  others.  Foreign  relations.  1833- 
59,  6  V. 

: Analysis  of  the  late  correspondence  be- 

!  tween  our  administration  and  Great  Britain 
and  France,  with  an  attempt  to  shew  what 
are  the  real  causes  of  the  failure  of  the 
negotiation.     1809.     (Bound  pamph.  ^r.  110.) 

Appeal  to  the  government  and  congress 

of  the  United  States,  against  the  depreda- 
tions committed  by  American  privateers  on 
the  commerce  of  nations  at  peace  with  us. 
By  an  American  citizen.  1819.  (Bound 
pamph.  V.  109.) 

Bemis,  G.  American  neutrality:  its  hon- 
orable past,  its  expedient  future.     1866. 

Hasty  recognition'  of  rebel  belliger- 
ency.    [1865.] 

BOTNTON,  C.   B.     English   and    French 

neutrality  and  the  Anglo-French  alliance,  in 
their  relations  to  the  United  States  and 
Russia.     1864. 

— —  Carey,  M.  American  remembrancer  ; 
or,  an  impartial  collection  of  essays  ... 
relative  to  the  treaty  with  Great  Britain. 
[Anon.]    1795,  3  v.  in  1. 

CuSHiNG,  C.  Treaty  of  Washington.  1878. 

'  Diplomatic  correspondence  of  the  United 

States  of  America,  from  10  September,  1788 
to  March  4,  1789.     1833-34,  7  v. 

Documents  relative  to  Central  American 

affairs  and  the  enlistment  question.     1856. 

Edmunds,  G.  F.  Report  of  the  com- 
mittee on  foreign  relations  in  relation  to  the 
rights  and  interests  of  American  fisheries 
and  fishermen.  1887.  (U.  S.  49  Cong.  2 
sess.  Senate  Report,  v.  1,  No.  1683.) 

Elliot,  J.    American  diplomatic  code. 

1834,  2  V. 

Fessenden,  T.  G.    Some  thoughts  on  tie 

present  dispute  between  Great  Britain  and 
America.     1807.     (Bound pamph.  v:  110.) 

Harper,  R.  G.  Observations  on  the  dis- 
pute between  the  United  States  and  France. 
1797. 

Lyman,  T.  ,  Jr.    Diplomacy  of  the  United 

States.  Being  an  account  of  the  foreign  re- 
lations of  the  country  from  1778  to  the 
present  time.     1828,  3  v. 

Monroe,  J.,  Pres.  of  U.  S.    View  of  the 

conduct  of  the  Executive,  in  the  foreign 
affairs  of  the  United  States,  connected  with 
the  mission  to  the  French  republic.     1797. 

Noah,  M.  M.    Correspondence  relative 

to  the  .  .  .  release  of  the  American  captives 
at  Algiers  ;  including  remarks  on  our  rela- 
tions with  that  regency.     1816. 

Paine,  T.    Letter  to  George  Washington 

on  .  .  .  the  late  treaty  concluded  between 
Great  Britain  and  the  United  States.  1819. 
(Works,  V.  2.) 

Rosenthal,  L.    America    and    France. 

The  influence  of  the  United  States  on  France 
in  the  18  century.     1883. 


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-^^^'—  Sanger,  G.  P.  Treaties  and  postal  con- 
ventions concluded  by  the  United  States  of 
America  with  foreign  nations  and  Indian 
tribes.    1869.     (W^'i^/i  Ws  Public  laws,  etc.) 

-^ SoHUYiiEEi  E.    American  diplomacy  and 

the  furtherance  of  commerce.     1886. 

Sparks,  J.    Diplomatic  correspondence 

of  the  American  revolution.     1829-30,  12  v. 

Trescot,  W.  H.  Diplomacy  of  the  revo- 
lution :  an  historical  study.    1852. 

Diplomatic  history  of  the  administi'a- 

tions  of  Washington  and  Adams,  1789-1801. 
1857. 

— '-^  Tucker,  G.  F.  Monroe  doctrine.  A  con- 
cise history  of  its  origin  and  growth.     1885. 

United  States.  House  of  Representatives. 

4  Cong.  1  sess.  Debates  upon  questions  in- 
volved in  the  British  treaty  of  1794.  2  ed. 
1808,  3  V.  in  1. 

United  States.    International  American 

Conference.  Minutes.  [Span.a7idEng.]  1890. 

—  Reports  and  recommendations.     1890. 

United   States.    State,    Department  of. 

Papers  relating  to  foreign  affairs,  accompa- 
nying the  arinuat  Message  of  the  President, 
1863,  '64,  '65  and  appendix,  '66-68,  '71,  '72,  '76, 
'77  and  appendix,  579,  '85-87.  1864-88,  26  v. 
iVo/e.— Beginning  with  1871  the  title  Is  Papers  re- 
lating to  the  foreign  relations  ot  the  United'  States. 
For  the  Pap"ers  preceding  1863,  "69,  '70,  '73-76,  '78, 
'80-81,  and  duplicates  of  the  others,  see  the  House  and 
Senate  exec,  does.' 

Treaties  and  conventions   concluded 

bet'ween  the  United  States  of  America  and 
other  powers  since  July  4, 1776.  1871;  1878. 
( U.  S.  41  Cong.  3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  86. ) 
The  same.  1889.  ( U.  S.  48  Cong.  2  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  47.) 

-^- — Webster,  D.  In  Ms  Diplomatic  and 
ofScial  papers.     1848. 

■ WhaSton,  F.  {Ed.)    In  his  Digest  of  the 

international  law  of  the  United  States.  1-886, 
3  v. 

. Allen,  J.  H.    Later  phases  of  English  feeling.    6 

pp.  (CJir.  Beam.  v.  74,  1863,  p.  2«5.)— America  and 
England.  16  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  100, 1865,  p.  331.)— 
America  ;  Orders  in  council ...  34  pp.  {Quart. 
Bev.  T.  7,  1812,  p.  1.)— American  aMibltlon  and 
Xjurope's  dilemma.  18  pp.  {D^bliri  Univ.  Mag',  v. 
44, 1'854,  p.  111.)— Ameri'c'an  facts  and  Gladstone 
fallacies.  13  pp.  {lilaclcwood's  Wag.  v.  124,  1878,, p. 
628.)— American  qiTegtions.  6  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag. 
V.  64,  1856,  p.  121.)— PosaiftlHties  of  an  Am«rfctt- 
Rnssian  alliance. .  6  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  51, 1866, 
p.  670.)— Angeli,  J.  B.  Diplomacy  of  the  U.  S.,  1789- 
1850.  53  pp.  (Winsov,  3.,  Na;rraC.  dtid  crit.  hist,  of  Am. 
7.  7,  p.  461.)— Badean,  A.  Our  relations  with  Eng- 
land. T  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  40,  1870,  p.  679 ;  Mac- 
millan's  Mag.  v.  '21, 1870,  p.  455.)— Brooks, H.  g.  Our 
relations  with  Mexicd.  8  pp.  ( Overtd.  Monthly^  v.  11, 
1873,  p.  63.)- Bnlos,  F.  BSmelfe  de  la  France  et  des 
Etats-Uuis.  21  pp.  (TJec  d.  deux  mondes,  1830,  v.  3,  p. 
344.)— Causes  of  the  friction  hetween  the  U.  S.  and 
England.  11  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  7,  1873,  p.  293.) 
— Cltannt,  J.  Question  de  Cuba  aux  Etats-Uuis'et-en 
Europe.  33  pp.  (Rev.  contertlp.  1859,  v.  2,  p.  470.) — 
Condorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C.,-  Marquis  de.  De  I'influ- 
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.  tion,  ih  the  Senate,  Moh.  19^  1861.  8  pp.  ( Worlcs,  v.  6, 
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p.434.)—irnited  States  and  England.  46  pp.  (N. 
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^ee  also  American  archives. — Monroe  doc- 
trine.—Treaties.  Also  United  States.  Boundaries; 
IHplomatic  and  consular  service ;  French  spoliations;  Geneva, 
Tribunal  of  arbitration  at,  p.  4575 ;  International  American 
Conference,  p.  4582;  President,  p.  4688;  StaU,  Department 
of,  p.  4596. 


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United  States,  Fortifications. 

See  with  Army, 

United  States,  French  spoliations  in  1798. 

Claims  for  French  spolintlons.  27  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  2'i,  1826,  p.  136.)— Convention  of  the  U. 

S.  and  France.  Spoliations.  Feb.  26,  1832.  4  pp. 
(F.  S.  22  Cmg.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  t.  4,  No.  126.)— 
Cnshing,  C.  French  spoliations  prior  to  1800.  71  pp. 
( U.  S.  11  Uovg.isess.  Borne  Beports,v.  1,  No.  16.)— Derby, 
E.  H.  The  French  claims.  9  pp.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v. 
26,  1870,  p.  180.)— French  question.  61  pp.  (Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  17,18.'i5,p.  431.)— French  spoliations  prior 
to  the  year  1800.  List  of  memorialists  to  Con- 
gress, on  account  of  French  spoliations  committed 
prior  to  1800.  27  pp.  ( (7.  S.  24  Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec, 
doc.  V.  4,  No.  184.)— Spoliation  of  American  com- 
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of  the  committee  on  foreign  relations.  April  4, 1864. 
103  pp.  (  Works,  V.  8,  p.  244.)— Unitcil  States.  State, 
Department  of.  Eeport  from  the  Secretary  of  State 
relative  to  the  claims  for  French  spoliations  prior  to 
1800.  8  pp.  (cr.  s.  29  Cmg.  1  sess.  Senateexec.  doc.  v.  7, 
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See  also  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10, 1831,  p.  156. 

United  States,  Genealogy  and  heraldry. 

Ddhrie,  D.  S.  Bibliographia  genealogica 
Ameiiicana :  an  alphabetical  index  to  Amer- 
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HOLQATE,  J.  B.  "  American  genealogy, 

being  a  history  of  the  early  settlers  of  North 
America  and  their  descendants.     1848. 

HOTTEN,  J.  C.     Original  lists  of  persons 

of  quality;  emigrants,  .  .  .  who  went  from 
Great  Britain  to  the  American  plantations, 
1600-1700.     1874. 

Hughes,  T.  P.  American  ancestry:  giv- 
ing the  name  and  descent  in  the  male  line  of 
Americans  whose  ancestors  settled  in  the 
United  States  previous  to  the  Declaration  of 
Independence,  A.  D.  1776.    1887-90,  5  v. 

New  England  Historical  and  Genealogi- 
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New  York  Genealogicaland  Biographical 

Record.     1870-90,  21  v.  in  16. 

Vermont,  E.  de  V.  {Ed. )     America  her- 

aldioa.  A  compilation  of  coats  of  arms, 
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[1886.] 

Whitmoee,  W.  H.  Handbook  of  Ameri- 
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Iiamb,  M.  J.  Lyme ;  a  chapter  of  American  geneal- 
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See  also  names  of  historic  families ;  as,  Lee.— Wash- 
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Schenectady. 

United  States,  Geology. 

Eaton,  A.    Geological  text-book.    1830. 

Emmons,  E.  American  geology,  contain- 
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.  .  .  With  an  atlas  and  a  geological  map  of 
the  United  States.    V.  1.    1855. 

Featherstonhaugh,  G.  W.    Eeport  of  a 

geological  reconnoissance  made  in  1835. 
1836. 

Hitchcock,  E.    Outline  of  the  geology  of 

the  globe,  and  of  the  United  States  in  partic- 
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Maclure,  W.  Observations  on  the  geol- 
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Marcou.J.   Geological  map  of  the  United 

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Miller,  S.  A.    North  American  geology 

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Alger,  F.    Geological  surveys.    24  pp.    (Chr.  Exam. 

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northern  states.  16  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  11, 1820,  p. 
225.)— O.,  W.  American  geologists.  11  pp.  (Westm. 
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See  also  North  America,  and  the  names  of  states 
and  territories.  Also  Hayden,  F.  V.— King,  C— 
King,  C  and  Powell,  J.  W.— Powell,  J.  W.— 
Wheeler,  Lt.  G.  M. 

United  States,  Government. 

See  with  Constitution. 

United  States,  Heraldry. 

See  with  Genealogy. 

United  States,  History. 

Adams,  H.    History  of  the  United  States 
of  America  [1801-17].     1889-91,  9  v. 

iVbte.— A  history  of  the  administrations  of  Thomas 
JefiCersou  and  James  Madison. 

Adams,  H.  B.  {Ed.)  Johns  Hopkins  Uni- 
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science.  V.  1-8,  v.  9,  Nos.  1,  2,  atad  8  extra  v. 
1882-91,  11  V.  3  Nos. 

American  annual  cyclopaedia  and  register 

of  important  events,  1861-89.  1864-90,  29  v. 
and  index,  2  v. 

iVo(e.— Beginning  with  1875  the  title  is  Appletons" 
annual  cyciopEedla. 

American  annual  register,  1825-33.    1827- 

35,  8  V. 

American  Historical  Association.  Papers. 

1886-90,  4  V. 

American  historical  record.  Ed.  by  Ben- 
son J.  Lossing.     1872-74,  3  v. 

Note.  —  For  continuation  see  Potter's  American 
monthly. 

Bancroft,  G.     History  of  the  United 

States  [1493-1782].    1838-74,  10  v. 

The  same.     The  author's  last  revision. 
1888-85,  6  V. 

Blanch  aed,E.    Discovery  and  conquests 

of  the  north-west.     1881. 

Blunt,  J.  Historical  sketch  of  the  form- 
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to  the  provincial  limits.     1835. 

Bryant,  W.  C,  and  Gay,  S.  H.    Popular 

history  of  the  United  States.     1876-81,  4  v. 

Butler,  F.      Complete  history  of   the 

United  States  of  America.     1833,  3  v. 

Callender,  J.  T.    History  of  the  United 

States  for  1796;  including  a  variety  of  inter- 
esting particulars  relative  to  the  federal 
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Chase,  L.  B.  History  of  the  Polk  admin- 
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Cocke,  W.  A.    Constitutional  history  of 

the  United  States.     1858. 

Dawson,  H.  B.    Battles  of  the  United 

States,  by  sea  and  land.     [1858],  3  v. 

Fergus,  H.  Historyof  the  western  world. 

The  United  States.  [Anon.}  1830-33,  2  v. 
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Fiske.  J.     Critical  period  of  American 

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ROBARTS,  W.  H.    Mexican  war  veterans. 

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Scott,  Lt.-Oen.  W.  In  his  Memoirs.   1864. 

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25  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  19, 1861,  p.  731.)— Southern 
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{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12,  1863,  p.  507.)— Bejolcing  In  the 
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Disunion  and  a  Southern  oonlederaoy :  the  object; 


Beginning  of  the  conflict.  24  pp.  (TTorfcs.T.  5,  pp.293, 
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See  also  Slavery  in  the  United  States.- State 
rights.— United  States,  Politics, 

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United  States.    38  Cong.  1  sess.    Joint 

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Blunt,  J.  Historical  sketch  of  the  for- 
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United  States.     Commissary  General  of 

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Note.— 'For  everything  relating  to  Indian  tribes,  not 
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Transactions.  1873-90,  18  v.  and  index,  v. 
1-15. 

American  journal  of  mining,  V.  5-8.  1868- 

69,  4  V. 

Browne,  J.  R.    Reports  upon  the  mineral 

resources  of  the  states  and  territories  west 
of  the  Rocky  mountains.     1867-68,  3  v. 

JVofe.— Also  In  U.  S.  30,  40  Cong.  2  seas.  House  exeo. 
docs. 

Daddow,  S.  H.,and  Bannan,  B.    Coal, 

iron,  and  oil ;  or,  the  practical  American 
miner.     1866. 

Day,  D.  T.     Mineral  resources  of  the 

United  States,  1886-88.  1888-90, 3  v.  (Powell, 
J.  W.,  U.S.  Oeol.surv.) 

Emmons,  S.  F.,  and  Becker,  G.  F.  Statis- 
tics and  technology  of  the  precious  metals. 
1885.     (U.  S.  Census  Office,  10  Census,  v.  13.) 

Engineering  and  mining  journal.     1870- 

90,  43  V. 

Hague,!.  D.   Mining  industry.   1870,  3  v. 

(King,  0.,  U.  S.geol.  explor.  4:0  parallel,  y.  3.) 

King,  C.    United  States  mining  laws  and 

regulations  thereunder.  1885.  [U.  S.  Cen- 
sus Office,  10  Census,  v.  14.) 

PiaaOT,  A.  S.     Chemistry  and  metallurgy 

of  copper,  including  a  description  of  the 
principal  copper  mines  of  the  United  States. 
1858. 

PUMPELLY,  R.  Report  on  the  mining  in- 
dustries of  the  United  States.  1886.  [U.S. 
Census  Office,  10  Census,  v.  15.)  ' 

Raymond,  R.  W.    Mineral  resources  of 

the  states  and  territories  west  of  the  Rocky 

mountains.     1869. 

Note.— Also  In  U.  S.  40  Cong.  3  seas.  House  exec.  doc. 

No.  54. 
Mines,    mills,    and    furnaces    of    the 

Pacific  states  and  territories.    1871. 

Mines  of  the  west.    1869. 

Statistics  of  mines  and  mining  in  the 

states  and  territories  west  of   the    Rocky 

mountains.    1870-73,  3  v. 
iVoJe.— Duplicates  of  these  and  continuations  to  1874 

afe  In  U.  'S.  41-48  Cong.  House  exec.  docs. 

Shinn,  C.  H.  Land  laws  of  mining  dis- 
tricts. 1884.  (Adams,  H.  B. ,  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  studies  in  hist,  andpolit.  sci.  3  s.  No.  13. ) 

Taylor,  J.  W.    Report  on  the  mineral 

resources  of  the  United  States  east  of  the 
Rocky  mountains.  1868.  {With  Browne, 
J.  R. ,  Report  on  the  mineral  resources  of  the 
states  .  .  .  west  of  the  Rocky  mountains.) 

United    States.      Mint,   Bureau    of    the. 

Reports  of  the  Director  of  the  Mint  upon  the 
.  .  .  production  of  the  precious  metals  in  the 
United  States,  1880,  '81,  '83-89.  1881-90, 9  v. 
Note.— The  Report  for  1882  and  duplicates  of  the 
others  to  1886  are  In  U.  S.  House  exec.  docs. 

Whitney,  J.  D.    Metallic  wealth  of  the 

United  States.    1854. 


Williams,  A.,  Jr.    Mineral  resources  of 

the  United  States.  1883-86,  3  v.  (Powell, 
J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.) 

American  mineralogy.    8  pp.    (Bdm.  Beu.  v.  17,1810, 

p.  114.1— Hunt,  T.  S.  First  century  of  the  reputUc; 
development  of  our  mineral  resources.  13  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  61,  1875,  p.  '82;  and  Woolsey,  T.  D.,  and 
others.  First  cent,  of  republic,  p.  185.) — Mineral  lands 
of  the  U.  S.  13  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  8,  1840,  p.  30.)— 
Sbaler,  N.  S.  Future  of  precious  metal  mining  in  the 
U.  S.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  45,  1880,  p.  765.)— Sl- 
monln,  L.  jjeerlchesses  souterratnes  des  Etats-TJnis. 
28  pp.     {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  11,  p.  658.) 

See  also  Coal: — Copper. — Gold. — Iron.— Silver, 
etc.  Also  Call/orula.  —  Colorado.  —  Nevada.- 
AVisconsin,  etc. 

United  States,  Mollusks. 

American  journal  of  conohology.     1865- 
68,4  V. 

BiNNEY,  A.,  and  Binney,  W.  G.  Terres- 
trial air-breathing  mollusks  of  the  United 

.  States.    1851-59,  4  v. 

Dall,  W.  H.     List  of  marine  mollusca, 

comprising  the  quaternary  fossils  and  re- 
cent forms  from  American  localities  between 
Cape  Hatteras'  and  Cape  Roque.  1885. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  4, 
No.  34.) 

Preliminary  catalogue  of  the  shell- 
bearing  marine  mollusks  ...  of  the  south- 
eastern coast  of  the  United  States.  1889. 
(Smithson  Inst.  U.  S.  Nat.  Mus.  Bull.  No. 
37.) 

Haldeman,  S.  S.      Monograph   of   the 

fresh  water  univalve  mollusca  of  the  United 
States.     1843. 

Rafinesque,  C.  S.     Complete  writings  on 

reoeht  and  fossil  tonchology.    1864. 

Say,  T.     Complete  writings  on  the  con- 

chology  of  the  United  States.     1858. 

Tryon,   G.  W.,  Jr.      American    marine 

conchology;  or,  descriptions  of  the  shells  of 
the  Atlantic  coast  of  the  United  States  from 
Maine  to  Florida.     [1873.] 

Monograph  of  the  terrestrial  mollusca 

inhabiting  the  United  States,     n.  d.  4  pts. 

White,  C.  A.  On  the  relation  of  the  Lar- 
amie tpolluscan  fauna  to  that  of  the  succeed- 
ing fresh-water  eocene  and  other  groups. 
1886.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Bull. 
V.  5,  No.  34.) 

See  also  IVortlr  America,  Mollusks. 

United  States,  Music. 

Jones,  F.  0.{Ed.)    Handbook  of  Ameri- 
can music  and  musicians.     1887. 

RiTTER,  F.  L.     Music  in  America.     1883. 

Wilson,  G.  H.    Musical  year-book  of  the 

United  States.     1884-90,  7  v.  in  3. 

Music   In   America.    19  pp.     IN.  Am.  Rev.  v.  62, 

1841,  p.  320.)— Thomas,  T.  Musical  possibilities  In 
America.  4  pp.'  {Saribner's  Monthly,  v.  21, 1881,  p.  777.) 
—Upton,  G.  P.  Sacred  music  in  America.  20  pp. 
(In  his  Sacred  oratorios,  p.  309.) 

See  also  American  hallads  and  songs, — ISew 
England,  Music. 

United  States,  Name. 

Douglass,.  C.  H.  J.  Our  national  name :  what 
does  it  mean?  G  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  40,  1881, 
p.  629.)— Field,  D.  D.,  and  others.  Report  of  the 
Committee  on  a  national  name;  Circular  letter  ad- 
dreaaed  with  the  "  Report"  ...  to  various  gentlemen 
and  aocletles.  31  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Proe.  1845,  pp. 
116, 209.)— Tudor,  W.  Letter  on  the  expediency  of  an 
a.ppropriate  name  deaignatory  of  the  citizens  of  the 
U.  S.    6  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Boo.  Coll.  v.  6, 1800,  p.  149.) 


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Bacourt,  a..  Chevalier  de.  Souvenirs 
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Souvenirs  of  a  diplomat.  Private  let- 
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tions of  Presidents  Van  Buren,  Harrison, 
and  Tyler.    '1885. 

Bagenal,  p.  H.     The  American   Irish. 

1882. 

Blouet,  p.   (Max    O'Eell,  pseud.),  and 

Alltn,  J.  Jonathan  and  his 'continent.  1889. 

Brown,  W.  W.    My  Southern  home  :  or, 

the  South  and  its  people.     1880. 

Bryce,   J.      American    commonwealth. 

1888,  2  V. 

Burn,   J.   D.      Three    years  among  the 

working-classes  in  the  United  States  during 
the  war.     [Anon.]    1865. 

Chevalier,  M.    Lettres  sur  I'Amerique 

duNord.     1837,  2  v. 

Society,  manners,  and  politics  in  the 

United  States.     1839. 

Condon,  E.  CM.     Irish  race  in  America. 

1887. 

Draper,  J.  W.    Thoughts  on  the  future 

civil  policy  of  America.     1865. 
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society.     1867. 

Ely,  E.  T.     Recent  American  socialism. 

1885.     (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
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Grant,  Mrs.  A.    Memoirs  of  an  American  . 

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Grund,  F.  J.     Aristocracy  in  Amei'ica. 

1839,  2  V. 

Haliburton,  T.  C.     The   Americans  at 

home.     1854,  3  v. 

Hinds,  W.  A.     American  communities. 

1878. 

Hundley,  D.  R.    Social  relations  in  our 

Southern  States.     1860. 

James,  H.  A.     Communism  in  America. 

1879. 

Kemblb,  F.  a.  (at  one  time  Mrs.  Butler). 

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Keyes,  Maj.-Oen.  E.  D.  Fifty  years'  ob- 
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LlEBER,  F.  Stranger  in  America ;  com- 
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national  peculiarities  of  the  United  States. 
1835,  2  V. 

Maguire,  J.  F.     The  Irish  in  America. 

1868 ;  1872. 

Martineau,  H.      Society    in   America. 

1837,  3  V. 

NOEDHOET,  C.     Communistic  societies  of 

the  United  States.     1875. 

NOYES,  J.  H.  History  of  American  social- 
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PlEESON,  H.  W.  In  the  brush ;  or,  old- 
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Scotch-Irish  Society  of  America.  Scotch- 
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of  the  1  and  2  congress.    1889-90,  2  v. 


Semler,  H.    Geschiohte  des  sooialismus 

und  communismus  in  Nordamerika.     1880. 

Spencer,  H.    On  the  Americans.    1883. 

Towle,  G.  M.    American  society.    1870, 

2v. 

Tegllopb,  Mrs.  F.  M.    Domestic  manners 

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Watteeson,  H.  (£d.)    Oddities  in  South- 
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Williams,  G.  W.    History  of  the  negro 

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Weight,  F.    Views  of  society  and  man- 
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Adams,  0.  K.    Lite  and  thought  in  the  U.  S.    17 

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the  U.  S.  16  pp.  (if.  Am.  Rev.  v.  137,  1883,  p.  231.)— 
Women  and  children  in  America.  10  pp.  {Blach- 
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1851,  p.  106.) 

United  States,  Natural  history. 

Agassiz,  L.  J.  R.  Contributions  to  the 
natural  history  of  the  United  States  of 
America.    1857-63,  4  v. 

Oatesby,  M.  Natural  history  of  Caro- 
lina, Florida,  and  the  Bahama  islands. 
1771,  3  V. 

GODMAN,  J.  D.  American  natural  his- 
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Gill,  T. .  First  century  ot  the  republic ;  scientific 

progress;  natural  science.  10  pp.  {Harper's  Mag. 
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See  also  under  Birds.— Botany. — Geology.— In- 
sects.—Molluslcs. —Palaeontology. —Physical 
geography.-Reptlles.-Trees.  —  Zoology,  and 
eology  and  natural  history,  under  the  names  ot 
states. 

United  States,  Navigation. 

See  with  Commerce. 

United  States,  Navy. 

See  with  Army. 


United  States,  New  England  States.    See 

New  England. 
United  States,  Northwest  territory. 

Bemis,    E.    W.     Local    government    in 

Michigan  a,nd  the  Northwest.  1883.  (Adams, 

H.  B.,- Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist. 

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■  Burnet,  J.    Notes  on  the  early  settler 

ment  of  the  North-western  territory.     1847. 

Dillon,  J.  B.  History  of  the  early  set- 
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its  early  exploration  by  Europeans,  to  the 
close  of  the  territorial  government  in  1816. 
1854. 

HiLDEETH,  S.  P.     Pioneer^history:  being 

an  account  of  the  first  examinations  of  the 
Ohio  valley,  and  the  early  settlement  of  the 
Northwest  territory.    1848. 

Hinsdale,  B.  A.    The  old   Northwest. 

With  a  view  of  the  13  colonies  as  constituted 
^by  the  royal  charters.     1888. 

Howe,  D.  W.  Laws  and  courts  of  North- 
west and  Indiana  territories.  1886.  (In- 
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Knight,  Q.  W.  History  and  manage- 
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Northwest  territory.  1885.  (Am.  Hist. 
Assoc.  Papers,  v.  1.) 

Poole,  W.  F.  The  early  Northwest.   1889. 

Note.— Also  In  Am.  Hist.  Assoc.  Papers,  v.  3. 

Ordinance  of  1787,  and  Dr.  Manasseh 

Cutler  as  an  agent  in  its  formation.     1876. 

Note.— Also  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  122,  1876,  p.  229. 

Smith,  W.  H.    {Ed.)    St.   Clair  papers. 

1882,  3  V. 

Allen,  W.  F.    Place  ot  the  Northwest  in  general 

history.  20  pp.  (Am.  Hist.  Assoc.  Papers,  v.  3, 1839,  p. 
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9  pp.  (Am.  Hist.  Assoc.  Papers,  v.  3,  1889,  p.  300.)— 
Mcliaughlin,  A.  C,  InSuence  of  Gov.  Cass  on  the 
development  of  the  Northwest.  19  pp.  (Am.  Hist. 
Assoc.  Papers,  v.  3, 1889,  p.  309.)— Peabody,  W.  B.  O. 
Early  Jesuit  missionaries  ot  the  North  western  terri- 
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Perkins,  J.  H.  Settlement  ot  the  Northwestern  ter- 
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(Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Co!!,  v.  6, 1872,  p.  154.) 

United  States,  Numismatics. 

Baker,  W.  S.  Medallic  portraits  of 
Washington  .  .  .  and  a  descriptive  catalogue 
of  the  coins,  medals,  tokens,  and  cards. 
1885. 

Crosby,  S.  S.    Early  coins  of  America. 

1878. 

DiCKESON,  M.  W.  American  numis- 
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HiCKCOX,  ,J.   H.    Historical  account  of 

American  coinage.     1858. 

Homans,  I.  S.,  Jr.  Coin  book,  com- 
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mint  laws  of  the  United  States  .  .  .     1873. 

LOUBAT,  J.  F.     Medallic  history  of  the 

United  States.     1878,  3  v. 

Satteeleb,    a.    H.      Arrangement    of 

medals  and  tokens,  struck  in  honor  of  the 
Presidents  of  the  United  States.     1863. 

Snowden,    J.    R.     Description    of    the 

medals  of  Washington,  etc.  ...  in  the  mu- 
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Williams,  A.,  Jr.  Gold  and  silver  con- 
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of  fine  metal  represented  by  given  sums  of 
United  States  money.  1883.  (Powell,  J. 
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Fisher,  J.  S.    Deacriptlou  of  American  modala.    8 

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events,  before  and  since  the  Declaration  of  Inde- 
pendence. 18  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  1  e.  v.  3, 1821, 
p.  387.)— Old  American  coins.  2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soo. 
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■     Soo.  Coll.  2  s.  V.  2, 1814,  p.  274.)— Sumner,  C.    Branch 
mints  and  coinage.    15  pp.    (Wor7cs,  v.  8,  p.  437.) 
See  also  United.  States,  Mint,  Bureau  of  the,  p.  4584. 

Uoited  States,  Palaeontology. 

Conrad,  T.  A.  Fossils  of  the  tertiary 
formations  of  the  United  States.     1838. 

Cope,  E.  D.  Vertebrata  of  the  creta- 
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Vertebrata  of  the  tertiary  formations 

of  the  West.  1883.  (Hayden,  F.  y.,Iiep.  of 
U.  S.  Oeol.  surv.  v.  8. ) 

Emmons,  E.    American  geology,  .  . .  with 

full  illusti-ations  of  the  characteristic  Amer- 
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Leidy,  J.     Contributions  to  the  extinct 

vertebrate  fauna  of  the  Western  territories. 
1873.  (Hayden,  F.  V.,  Hep.  of  U.  S.  Geol. 
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Lesqueeeux,  L.    Atlas  to  the  coal  flora 

of  Pennsylvania,  and  of  the  carboniferous 
formation  throughout  the  United  States. 
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—  Contributions  to  the  fossil  flora  of  the 

Western  territories.  1874-83, 8  v.  (Hayden, 
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■ —  Description  of  the  coal  flora  of  the 

carboniferous  formation  in  Pennsylvania 
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V.  in  1.     {Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  1874-80,  P.) 

Meek,  F.  B.    Report  on  the  invertebrate 

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and    others.      Palaeontology.      1877. 

(King,  C,  U.  S.  Geol.  explor.  of  40  parallel, 
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MiLLEK,  S.  A.     North  American  geology 

and  palaeontology  for  the  use  of  amateurs, 
students,  and  scientists.     1889. 

Newberbt,  J.  S.    Fossil  flshes  and  fossil 

plants  of  the  triassic  rocks  of  New  Jersey 
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Hitchcoclf,  E.  Attempt  to  discriminate  and  de- 
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iVofe.— Eepubllshed  from  Harvard  Univ.  Bull.  v.  2, 
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See  also  the  names  of  states;  as.  New  York.— 
Pennsylvania. — Sonth  Carolina,  etc. 

United  States,  Physical  geography. 

Catlin,  G.  Lifted  and  subsided  rocks  of 
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Whitney,  J.  D.    United  States :  facts  and 

figures  illustrating  the  physical  geography 
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United  States,  Political  economy. 

Bo  WEN,  F.     American  political  economy. 
1870. 

Principles  of  political  economy  applied 

to  the  condition,  the  resources,  and  the  in- 
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Caeey,  M.     Essays  on  political  economy 

.  .  .  applied  particularly  to  the  United  States. 
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Dacus,  J.  A.    Annals  of  the  great  strikes 

in  the  United  States.     1877. 

Elkins,  S.  B.    Industrial  question  in  the 

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Ely,  E.  T.    Labor  movement  in  America. 

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Howe,  J.  B.     Political  economy  of  Great 

Britain,  the  United  States,  and  France.    1878. 

Kettell,  T.  p.    Southern  wealth  and 

northern  profits.     1860. 

Martin,  E,  W.    History^  of  the  grange 

movement ;  or,  the  farmer's  war  against 
mopopolies.     1874. 

Peto,  Sir  S.  M.     Eesources  and  prospects 

of  America.     1866. 

Tucker,  G.    Progress  of  the  United  States 

in  population  and  wealth  in  50  years.     1843. 

United  States.     Senate.     48  Cong.  1  sess. 

Report  of  the  Committee  of  the  Senate  upon 
the  relations  between  labor  and  capital. 
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Wakefield,  E.  G.  England  and  America  : 

social  and  political  state  of  both  nations. 
1833,  2  V.  inl;  1834. 

Wells,  D.  A.   Practical  economics.   1885. 

Atkinson,  E.    Industrial  reconstruction.    14  pp. 

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Burnap,  G.  W.  Causes  and  cure  of  hard  times.  27 
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Garfield,  J.  A.  Public  expenditures :  their  Increase 
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;See  aigo  under  Banks  and  banking.— Commerce 
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Public  lands.— Statistics.-Tariff. 

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Andover  Husking  ;  a  political  tale,  suited 

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Benton,  J.  H.,Jr.    Veto  power  in  the 

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Kennedy,  J.  P.    Letters  to  the  citizens  of 

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Lincoln,  A.,  and  Douglas,  S.  A.  Politi- 
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1858,  in  Illinois.     1860. 

— -  Lowell,  J.  E.    Political  essays.    1888. 

McPhbrson.E.    Handbook  of  politics  for 

1873,  '74,  '76,  '80,  '83,  '84,  '86,  '88,  '90.  1873- 
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Political  manual  for  1868.     1868. 

Mason,  E.  C.    The  veto  power,  its  origin, 

development  and  function  in  the  govern- 
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Mayo,  R.    Political  sketches  of  &years  in 

Washington.     1839. 

Monroe,  J.    The  people  the  sovereigns : 

being  a  comparison  of  the  government  of  the 
United  States,  with  those  of  the  republics 
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MuLFORD,  E.  The  nation:  the  founda- 
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Nichols,  T.  L.    Forty  years  of  American 

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NORDHOFF,  C.  Politics  for  young  Amer- 
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Paekkr,  J.    The  3  powers  of  government. 

The  origin  of  the  United  States  .  .  .  The  3 
dangers  of  the  republic.     1869. 

Parker,  T.     Speeches,  addresses,  and 

occasional  sermons.     1867,  3  v. 

Parsons,  T.  ,  Jr.    Political,  personal,  and 

property  rights  of  a  citizen  of  the  United 
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■ POOEE,  B.  P.     Parley's  reminiscences  of 

60  years  in  the  national  metropolis.  [1886], 
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Raymond,  H.  J.  History  of  the  adminis- 
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Raymond,  J.    Political :  or,  the  spirit  of 

the  democracy  in  '56.     1857. 

Sargent,  N.     Public  men  and  events 

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Scott,  Maj.  J.  (Barbarossa,  pseud. )    The 

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Seward,  W.  H.    Speeches  in  the  Senate 

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Sterne,   S.     Constitutional  history  and 

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Stickney,  a.    Democratic  government. 

A  study  of  politics.  ■  1885. 

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Democracy  in  America.     Tr.  by  H. 

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Trescot,  W.  H.     Diplomatic  history  of 

the  administrations  of  Washington  and 
Adams,  1789-1801.     1857. 

Tyler,  L.  G.    Letters*  and  times  of  the 

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Yan  Buebn,  M.    Inquiry  into  the  origin 

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Wakefield,  E.  G.  England  and  America: 

a  comparison  of  the  social  and  political  state 
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Washington,  G.    Correspondence  ofiScial 

and  private,  while  President  of  the  United 
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In  his  Private  letters  after  the  Ameri- 
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Political  legacies.     1800. 

Webster,  D.      Speeches    in   Congress. 

1858,  3  v.     [Works,  Y.  3-5.) 

Welles,  G.    Lincoln  and  Seward.    1874. 

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Williams,  E.    Statesman's  manual :  the 

addresses  and  messages  of  the  Presidents  of 
the  United  States.     1854,  3  v. 

Wilson,  W.    Congressional  government. 

A  study  of  American  politics.     1885. 

Witt,  C.  H.  de.  Jefferson  and  the  Amer- 
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Wood,  J.     Suppressed  history  of  the  ad- 
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Woodbury,  L.    Writings,  political,  judi- 
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Adams,  3.    Platform  of  the  new  party.    2S  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Hev.  V.  119,  1874,  p.  33.)— Adams,  0.  K.    Con- 
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262.)— America.    15  pp.    (JV.  Am.  Hev.  v.  26,  1827,  p. 
169.)- America  from  the  cosmopolltlcal  point  of  view. 
27  pp.    (Brit.  Quart.  Bea.  v.  17, 1853,  p.  665.)— America 
In  the  centennial  year.    30  pp.    (London  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
47,  1877,  p.   149.)- American  aristocracy.    22  pp. 
(Bern.  Bea.  v.  8,  1810,  p.  113.)— American  crisis.    25 
pp.    (London  Quart.  Ben.  v.  17,  1862,  p.  252.)— Amer- 
ican  democracy.    48  pp.    (New  Englander,  v.  14, 
1856,  pp.  62,  385.) — American  democracy  and  the  slave 
power.    22  pp.    (Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  26, 1867,  p.  190.)— 
American  legislation.    25  pp.    (New  Englander,  T. 
18, 1860,  p.  43.)— American  political  ideas.    17  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  101,  1865,  p.  660.)- American  poli- 
tics.    4   pp.     (Blackwood's   Mag,   v.   72,   1862,   p.  46. j— 
American    reasons    for    peace.    14    pp.    (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  106,   1869,  p.    746.)— American    re- 
public, its  strength  and  weakness.    16  pp.    (Westm. 
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Southern  States  of  the  American  Union.    9  pp.    (Mac- 
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1876,  p.  569;  v.  M,  1877,  pp.  377,  998;  v.  71,  1877,  p.  879; 
V.  72, 1877,  p.  608;  V.  74, 1878,  p.  474.)— Bacon,  L.    Po- 
litical outlook.    12  pp.     (New  Englander,  v.  37, 1878,  p. 
80.)— Reply  to  Prof.  Parker.    68  pp.    (New  Englander, 
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I'SquiUbredu  nouveau-monde.    35  pp.    (Bev.contemp, 
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ever  saw.    30  pp.    (.SoMterre  ieeo.  v.  16, 1874,  p.  385.)— 
BlaclE,  J.  S.    Gen.  Grant  and  strong  government.    21 
pp.     (N.  Am:  Bev.  v.  130,  1880,  p.  417.)— Blair,  H.  W. 
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52, 1856,  pp.  274,  617.)— Triumph  of  barbarism.    9  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.^v.  66,  1857,  p.  118.)— Bryce,  J.    Some 
aspects  of  American  public  life.    22  pp.    (Forln.  Bev. 
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1878,  p.  486.)— Campbell,  G.    Black  and  white  in  the 
Southern  States.    40  pp.    ( Fmrtn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  25,''1879,  , 
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31  pp.    (Southern  Bev.  v.  2, 1867,  p.  200.)— Centraliza- 
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brol,  G.  de.    La  legislation  religieuse  aux  Etats-Unis. 
31  pp.    (Correspondant,  v.  76,  1868,  p.  280.)— Les  partis 
polltlques  aux  Etats-Unis.    50  pp.    (Correspondant,  v. 
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state.    13  pp.    (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  7,  1863,  p.  62.)— 
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Field.    14  pp.    (Bern.  Bev.  T.  21,,  1«47,  p.  189.)— Citi- 
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291.)— Conway,  M.  D.    American  prospects.    6  pp. 
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(N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  124,  1877,  p.   l.|— Dangers  of  our 
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DemRgoguigm.  21  pp.  {Brovmsmi's  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
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(Quart.  Sev.  v.  HO,  1861,  p.  247.)— Dewey,  O.  Mor- 
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machine.  12  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  134,  1882,  p.  40.)— 
Diplomacy  of  the  IT,  S.  18  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Reii. 
V.  (i,  1829,  p.  172  ;  N.  Am,.  Bet>.  v.  24,  1827,  p.  92.)— Dii 
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Etats-Unls  en  1867.  43  pp.  {Revstd.  deux  mmdes.lSST, 
2  p6r.  V.  72,  p.  475.)— Early  diplomatic  history  of 
the  XJ.  S.  68  pp,  [N.  Am. Rev.  v.  30, 1830,  p.  464.)— Eaton, 
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rlbus  uuum.  76  pp.  (Orations  and  speeches,  v.  4,  pp. 
346,  412.)— Executive  patronage.  18  pp.  (Boston 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  4, 1841,  p.  353.) — Executive  usurpa- 
tion. 14  pp.  (Oem.  Rev.  y_.  1, 1833,  p.  279.)— Exten- 
sion of  the  elective  franchise  to  the  colored  citi- 
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20  pp.  {Internat.  Rev.  v.  4, 1877,  p.  77.)— Fisher,  G.  P. 
Political  situation.  6  pp.  (A^eio  Englander,  v.  26, 1866, 
p.  359.)— Fisher,  S.  G.  Nominating  conventions.  19 
pp.  (W.  Am.  Rev.  v.  106,  1868,  p.  233.)— Garfield,  J. 
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Florida  returns  in  the  election  of  1376;  Louisiana  re- 
turus  in  the  election  of  1876;  National  elections  pro- 
tected by  national  authority;  Troops  at  the  polls; 
Obedience  to  law  the  first  dutyof  Congress  ;  Appoint- 
ment of  special  deputy  marshals;  Letter  accepting 
the  nomination  for  the  Presidency.  100  pp.  ( Worlcs, 
V.  2,  pp.  353,  435,  449,  679,  695,  723,  731,  783.)— National 
politics;  Political  issues  of  1868.  45  pp.  (Works,  t.l, 
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pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  125, 1877,  p.  472.)— General  Issue. 
9  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  23,  1848,  p.  381.)— General  Is^iue 
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pp.  (A^.  Am.  Rev.  v.  136, 1883,  p.  201.)— Gbdlciu,  E.  L. 
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{Bound  pamph.  v.  128.)— Gray,  T.  The  nation  and  the 
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16  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  35,  1884,  p.  387.)— Gros- 
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— Hazeivell,  C.  C.  The  destructive  democracy.  14 
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T.  A.  Betributlon  In  politics.  15  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
128,  1879,  p.  337.)— Shall 2  states  rule  the  Union?  11 
pp.  (if.  Am.  Rev.  v.  133,  1881,  p.  379.)— Hill,  A.  S. 
Chicago  convention.  20pp.  (if.  .4m.  iZeu.  v.  107,1868,  p. 
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of  Americah  politics.  18  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29, 
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pfi.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  1U2,  1867,  p.  634;  Brit.  Quart. 
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(Quari.  Rev.  v.  10,  1814,  p.  494.)— "Independents  " 
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p.  642.)— Jay,  J.  Southern>state»men  and  their  pol- 
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Inaugural  addresses  and  messages.;  iteplles  to  pub- 
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ports and  opinions  while  Secretary  of  State.  199  pp. 
(Worlcs,  V.  7,  p.  465.)— Jennings,  L.  J.  Unsettled 
problems  of  American  politics.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  8.  V.  20,  1876,  p.  198.)— Journey  to  a  political 
convention.  7  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  17,  1879, 
p.  829.)— Julian,  G.  W.  Pending  ordeals  of  democ- 
racy. 20  pp.  (Inlernat.  Rev.  v.  6,  1878,  p.  734.)  — 
Knovr-nothlngs ;  American  prospects.  31  pp. 
(Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  22,  1856,  p.  46.)— Ijaughlln,  J.  L. 
The  new  party.  4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  63, 1884,  p. 
-837.)— Eeaman,  G.  H.  Shlftlna  Of  power.  6  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27,  1871,  p.  665.)— I/eglslatlve 
embodymeiit  of  public  opinion.  7  pp.  (Dem,. 
Rev.  T.  19,  1316,  p.  83.)— liimited  sovereignty  in 


the  IT.  S.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43, 1879,  p.  184.) 
—A  look  ahead.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  r.  47, 1881, 
p.  103.)— A  look  before  and  after.  19  pp.  {IV.  Am. 
Rev.y.  108,-1809,  p.  255.)— liossing,  B.  J.  The  Hart- 
ford convention.  8  pp.  (Harperi's  Mag.  v.  25, 1862,  p. 
217.)— Lowell,  J.  R.  E  plurlbua  unum.  30  pp. 
(Polit.  essays,  p.  45;  and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  7,  1801,  p. 
235.)— The  election  In  , November,  1860;  McClellan  or 
Lincoln?;  The  Seward- Johnson  reaction;  Place  of  the 
Independent  in  politics.  129  pp.  (Polit.  essays,  pp. 
17,  163,  250,  295.1— McCrary.  G.  W.  Our  election 
laws.  13  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  128, 1879,  p.  449.)— Mc- 
Elroy,-  W.  H.    Old  war  horse  to  a  young  politician. 

6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  45,  1880,  p.  761 ;  v.  63,  1884,  p. 
780.)—"  Man  on  horseback  "  in  the  U.  S.  6  pp. 
{Intsrnat.  Rev.  v.  7, 1879,  p.  33.)— Slanhood  suffrage 
and  the  ballot  In  America.  18  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag. 
V.  101,  1867,  p.  461.)— Mills,  C.  Permanence  of  polit- 
ical forces.  15  pp.  (iV:  Xni.  iJeo.  V.  129,1879,  p.  604;  V. 
130,  1880,  p.  85.)— Missouri  compromise.  31  pp. 
(Callender,  E.  B.,  Thaddeus  Stevens,  p.  169;  and  Southern 
Rev.  V.  3,  1868,  p.  346.)— Mitchell,  J.  I.  Political 
bosses.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  135,  1882.  p.  363.)— 
Mitchell,  W.  What  we  are  coming  to.  6  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  8,  1861,  p.  487.)— Model  republic  : 
Credit  mobiller.  31  pp.  (Southern  Rev.  v.  12,  1873,  p. 
460.1— Moral  aspect  at  AVashington.  4  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  4,  1846,  p.  381.)— Morgan,  J.  T. 
Political  alliance  of  the  south  with  the  west.  14  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  126-,  1873,  p.  309.)— Some  dangerous 
questions.  11  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  133, 1881,  p.  315.)— 
Morse,  J.  T.  Practical  working  of  'the  ballot  in  the 
U.  S.  8  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  1,  1870,  p.  373.)— 
Much-needed  reform.  4  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  16, 
1846,  p.  316,)— IVebraska  bill,  and  Its  results.  25  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  12,  1854,  p.  213.)— Bfew  federal 
administration.  15  pp.  [Internal.  Rev.  v.  4,  1877, 
p.  297.)— New  territory  versus  no  territory.  10  - 
pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  21,  1847,  p.  285.)— New^comb,  S. 
Our  political  dangers.  19  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  130, 
1880,  p.  261.)— North  American  politics.  16  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  18, 1825,  p.  356.)— The  north  and 
the  south.  24  pp.  {Southern  Rev.  v.  2, 1867,  p.  122.) 
—One  last  vrord  before  the  election.  6  pp. 
{Dem.  Rev.  v.  15,  1844,  p.  323.)— Osgood,  S.  Ameri- 
cans and  the  men  of  the  old  world.  17  pp.  (Ohr. 
Exam.  V.  69, 1855,  p.  1.) — Our  lessons  In  statesmanship. 

7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 1866,  p.  476.)— Our  elec- 
toral machinery.  19  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  117, 1873, 
p.  383.)— Our  future  policy.  45  pp.  (Boston  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  4,  1841,  p.  68.)— Parmelee,  T.  N.  Recollec- 
tions of  an  old  stager.    75  pp.    {Harper's  Mag.  v.  45, 

1872,  pp.  416,  600,  760;  V.  46,  1873,  pp.  92,  270,  428,  700; 
V.  47,  1873,  pp.  100,  254,  66l6,  763;  V.  48,  1874,  pp.  251, 
570,  739;  v.  49, 1874,  p.  111.)— Parricides  of  the  re- 
public. 12  pp.  (Bern.  Rev.  v.  28, 1861,  p>  500.)— Pari 
ton,  J.  The  power  of  public  plunder. »  22  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  133,  1881,  p.  43.)— Party  politics  In  the 
V.  S.  11  pp.  {Contemp.  Rev.  v.  38,  1880,  p.  761.)— 
Party  spirit.  9  pp,  (New  Englander,  v.  1,  1843,  p. 
517.) — Passages  from  a  politician's  note  book. 
20  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  11,  1842,  pp.  425,  539;  V.  12,  1813, 
p.  96 ;  V.  13, 1843,  p.  97.)— Past  administration.  10 
pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  24,  1849,  p.  196.)— Speculations  of  a 
traveller,  concerning  the  people  of  Worth  Amer- 
ica. 6  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16,  1824,  p.  690.)— 
Phillips,  W.  The  outlook.  20  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
127, 1878,  p.  97.)-Polltlcal  attitude  of  the  south. 
7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  45, 1880,  p.  817.)— Political 
campaign  of  1872.  22  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  116, 1872, 
p.   401.)-S'olitlcal   crisis.    9   pp.     {bem.   Rev.  v.  2, 

1838,  p.  312 ;  Edin.  Rev.  V.  104,  1856,  p.  561.)— Political 
parties  In  the  U.  S.  37  pp.  (Southern  Rev.  v.  9, 
1871,  p.  776.)— Political  reflections  by  a  Japanese 
traveller.  10  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  124,  187T,  p.  465.)— 
Political  situation.  6  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  49, 
1882,  p.  393;  New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  1,  1886,  p.  62.)— 
Political  system  of  America.  27  pp.  (^Im.  Quart. 
Rev.  v.  1,  1827,  p.  491.)— Politics  at  home.  32  pp. 
(Brovvnson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  N.  Y.  B.  V.  1,  1800,  p.  360.)— 
Popular  sovereignty  and  states  rights.  8  pp, 
(Dem.  Rev.  v.  26,1819,  p.  3.)— Present  crisis.  40  pp. 
{Southern  Rev.  v.  12,  1873,  p.  1.)— Principles  Snd 
Issuesof  the  American  struggle.  18pp.  (Black' 
wood's  Mag.  v.  100,  1866,  p.  17.)— Principles  not 
men.  10  pp.-  (i)eBi.  iSeu.  V. 23, 1818,  p.  3.)— Prospects 
of  the  democracy.    14  pp.     {Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 

1839,  p.  123.)— Public  affairs.'  6  pp.  {New  Eng- 
lander, V.  1, 1843,  p.  299.)— Recent  opinions  upon 
America.  14  pp.  (Dublin  Rev.  v.  2, 1836-7,  p.  361.)— 
Reed,  J.  0.  Tho  old  and  the  new  south.  15  pp. 
(Internal,  Rev.  v.  3,  1876,  p.  209.)— Reld,  W.  The 
scholar  In  politics.    11  pp.    {Scribner's  Monthly,  i.  6, 

1873,  p.    606.)— Republic   of  the    IT.  S.     20    pp. 


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UNITED  STATES,  Prisons,  etc. 


(Broumson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  a.  v.  3,  1849,  p.  176.)— Rival 
American  Confedeinries.  23  pp.  (IFesfm.  Itev. 
1).  s.  V.  20,  1861,  p.  487.)— SclHirz,  0.  Party  schisms 
and  tuture  problems.  25  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  134, 1882, 
p.,  431.)— Seninaii,E.  C.  L'expgrlence  du  radicallsiue 
aux  Etats-Unis.  6  pp.  ( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  79, 1876, 
p.  645.) — Secret  journals  of*  tlie  old  Congress. 
24  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  y.  1,1827,  p.  129.)— Self-de- 
velopment, not  aggression,  the  true  policy  of  our 
nation.  12  pp.  {New  Englander,  v.  13,  1866,  p.  583.)— 
Se^vard,  W.  H.  Offlclal  correspondence.  167  pp. 
IWorkSt  \.  2,  p.  447.)— Seymour,  H.,  and  Boutwell, 
G.  S.  Political  Bitualiou.  13  pp.  {N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  136, 
1883,  p.  163.)  —  Situation  In  America.  26  pp. 
(Blaclcwood's  Mag.  v.  121,  1877,  p.  196.)-Smaney,  E.  V. 
The  political  field.  7  pp.  [Allant.  Hlonthl),  v.  63, 1884, 
p.  124.)— Sober  second-tbougbt  of  the  people. 
12  pp.  {Vem.  Rev.  T.  3,  1838,  p.  276.)— Some  political 
notesaiid  queries.  19pp.  {Intemat,  Rev.v.'1ylV>19, 
p.  164.)— Southern  policy  of  the  President.  10 
pp.  Ilntemat.  Rev.  v.  4,  1877,  p.  686.)— Soutliern 
states  under  defeat.  8  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
68,  1866,  p.  635.)— Stability  of  the  Union.  16  pp. 
(Dem.  Rev.  v.  20, 1860,  p.  1.)— State  of  political  par- 
ties. 15  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  6,  1847,  p.  306.)— 
State  of  the  country :  peace  or  war  ?  4  pp.  (Dem. 
Rev.  V.  20, 1847,  p.  433.)— State  policy  in  America. 
26  pp.  (Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  24,  1856,  p.  107.)— Statis- 
tics and  political  institutions  of  the  V.  S.  15 
pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  17,  1832,  p.  168.)— Stoddard,  W. 
O.  Story  of  a  nomination.  11  pp.  [N.  Am,  Rev.  v. 
138,1884,  p.  263.)— Strong  government  idea.  6  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46, 1880,  p.  273.)— Sumner,  C.  Po- 
litical parties  and  our  foreign-born  population;  Ef- 
fect of  a  vote  for  Buchanan:  appeal  to  the  Bepuhll- 
cans  of  Illinois.  23  pp.  (Il'orfc,  v.  4,  pp.  62,  369.)— 
Kehel  party;  Issues  at  tlie  presidential  election.  37 
pp.  {Worlcs,  V.  12,  pp.610,  517.)— Eepresentation  ac- 
cording to  voters ;  Equal  rights  of  all ;  Political 
equality  without  distinction  of  color;  No  more  states 
with  the  word  "  white  "  in  the  state  constitution.  242 
pp.  (Worlcs,  \.  10,  pp.  19,  116,  282,  346.)— Republican 
party  and  Democratic  party.  16  pp.  (Works,  v.  9,  p. 
68.)— Victory  of  principle  in  the  presideutial  election  ; 
Befusal  to  colored  persons  of  right  of  petition  ;  Presi- 
dential candidates  and  the  issues;  Evening  before 
the  presidential  election;  Evening  after  the  presi- 
dential election;  Joy  and  sorrow  in  the  recent  elec- 
tion; Victory  and  present  duties;  Moderation  in  vic- 
tory; standing  by  our  principles;  Attempt  at  com- 
promise: the  Crittenden  propositions;  Anxieties  and 
prospects  during  the  winter;  No  surrender  of  the 
northern  forts ;  Duty  and  strength  of  the  coming  ad- 
ministration, ill  pp.  [Works,  V.  6,  pp.  176,176,240, 
338,  344,  348,  360,  364,  437,  464,  468,  481.)— /ra  his  "  Wel- 
come to  Kossuth  ":  Our  country  on  the  side  of  free- 
dom,-wit|iout  belligerent  intervention ;  Justice  to  the 
land  states,  and  policy  of  roads;  Representative  sys- 
tem and  its  proper  basis;  Landmark  of  freedom  :  no 
repeal  of  the  Missouri  compromise.  114  pp.  (Works, 
V.  3,  pp.  1,-10, 12,  229,  277.)— Sumner,  W.  G.  Politics 
In  America,  1776-1876.  41  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  y.  122,1876, 
p.  47.) — Territorial  aggrandizement.  5  pp. 
(Dem.  Rev.  v.  17,  1846,  p.  243.)— Territorial  govern- 
ment. 9  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  23,  1848,  p.  193.) — 
Thompson,  J.  P.  How  to  build  a  nation.  28  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  28,  1869,  p.  19.)— Thoughts  on 
the  times.  14  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  6,  1S39,  p.  449.)— 
The  times :  past,  present,  and  future.  28  pp.  (Bos- 
ton Qaart.  Rev.  v.  4,  1841,  p.  41.)— Tourgee,  A.  W. 
Aaron's  rod  in  politics;  Reform  versus  reformation. 
39  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  132,  1881,  pp.  139,  305.)— Tres- 
cot,  W.  H.  Southern  question.  32  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  123,  1B76,  p.  249.)— Trowbridge,  J.  T.  We  are  a 
nation.  7  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  \.  14,  1864,  p.  769.)— 
Tucker.  J.  B.  General  aniuesty.  9  pp.  (N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  126,  1878,  p.  53.)— Tattle,  H.  Despotism  of 
party.  11  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  54,  1884,  p.  374.)— 
The  two  conventions.  21  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  34, 
1882,  p.  178.)— The  ITnion  and  the  states.  60  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  37, 1833,  p.  190.)— ITnlversal  suifrage 
in  the  ir.  S.  audita  consequences.  11pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  V.  66,  1862,  p.  21.)— Varigny,  C.  de.  Une  cam- 
pagne  ^iectorale  aux  Etats-Unls.  32  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
monies,  1879,  v.  36,  p.  177.)— Wade, D.  S.  Selt-govern- 
ineut  in  the  territoVles.  10  pp.  (Intemat.  Rev.  v.  6, 
1879,  p.  299.)— War  of  the  6  campaigns.  14  pp. 
(Dem.  Bev.  v.  7, 1840,  p.  475.)— "Warren,  W.  L.  Recent 
changes  in  American  state  const) tutioua.  17  pp.  (In- 
temat. Rev.  V.  5,  1878,  p.  6C1.)— W^atterson,  H.  The 
"  solid  south."  12  pp.  (iV.  jim.  iJen.  V.  128, 1879,  p.  47.) 
— Webster.  A.  F.  Southern  home-politics.  4  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  30,  1876,  p.  464.)— Webster,  D. 
Diplomatic  and  olBclal  papers.    288  pp.    ( JKortcs,  v.  6, 


p.  243.)— W^hat  are  the  U.  S.  coming  to  J    12  pp. 

[Fraser's  Mag.  v.  64,  1866,  p.  611.)— What  Is  truth} 
6  pp.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  19, 1346,  p.  267. )— Whipple,  E.  P. 
The  conspiracy  at  Washington.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  20,  1867,  p.  633.)— The  Johuson  party.  8  pp.  {At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  18, 1866,  p.  374.)— Moral  significance  ot 
the  republican  triumph.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
23,  1869,  p.  124.)— New  opposition  party.  4  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  10,  1862,  p.  377.)- 'White,  A.  D.  DO 
the  spoils  belong  to  the  victor  ?  23  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev. 
V.  134,  1882,  p.  111.)— Tirhite.  H.  The  nominations. 
14  pp.  (Inlemat.Jiev.  v.  9, 1880,  p.  171.)— Whltrldge, 
F.  "W.  A  brake  on  the  machine.  11  pp.  (Internat. 
Bev.  V.  8, 1880,  p.  242.)— 'Williams,  E.  Historical  and 
statistical  documents.  210  pp.  (Lossing,  B.  J.,  Na- 
tional  hist,  of  the  U.  S.  v.  1,  p.  487.)— Wilson,  E.  D.  J. 
The  political  crisis  in  the  U.  S.  23  pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  V.  1, 1877,  p.  198.)- 'Woods,  G.  B.  The  New  York 
convention.  21  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  107, 1B6B, p.  446.)— 
'Vlfoolsey,  T.  D.  First  century  ot  the  republic;  the 
experiment  of  the  tFnlon  with  its  preparations.  IB 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  61,  1876,  p.  671;  and  Wooisey, 
T.  D.,  and  others.  First  cent,  of  republic,  p.  260.)— A 
word  in  season.  6  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v.  14,  1844,  p. 
669.) 

See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Eev.  v.  45,  1867,  p.  178 ;  Dublin 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  26,  1876,  p.  82;  N.  Brit.  Eev.  v.  26, 1857,  p. 
669,  Also  Confederate  States  of  America. — 
Presidents  of  the  tJnited  States.— Slavery  in 
the  United  States.  —  State  rights.  —  United 
States,  Civil  sei-vice  ;  Congress;  Constitution  and  govern- 
ment;  Diplomatic  and  consular  s-ervice;  Foreign  relations; 
ITistory,  Civil  war;  Indian  tribes.  Also  the  names  of 
parties,  as  American  party. — Democratic  party. 
—  Free  Soil  party.  —  lioco-Poco  pai-ty. — Re- 
publican party. — "Whig  party,  and  Politics  under 
the  names  of  states,  as  Slaryland.- IVeiv  York. 
— Pennsylvania,  etc. 

United  States,  Population. 

Tucker,  G.    Progress  of  the  United  States 
in  population  and  'wealth  in  50  years.     1843. 

United  States.  Census  Office.  Popula- 
tion of  the  United  States  ...  at  each  census, 
1790  to  1870.     [1870.] 

—  Statistical  view  of  the  population'  of 

the  United  States  from  1790  to  1830,  inclu- 
sive.    1835. 

Allen,  N.    Changes  In  population,    7  pp.    (Harper's 

Mag.  V.  38, 1869,  .p.  3S6.)-Herrick,  S.  S.  Comparative 
vital  movement  of  the  white  and  colored  races  in  the 
U.  S.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Beports,  v.  7,  p. 
266.)— Hllgard,  J,  E.  Advance  of  population  in  the 
U.  S.  6  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  4,  1872,  p.  214.)— 
Runnion,  J.  B.  The  negro  exodus.  9  pp.  [Atlant, 
Monthly,  V.  44, 1879,  p.  222.)— Sources  of  our  popu- 
lation. 22  pp.  (iVew  JEnsriander,  V.  10, 1862,  p.  393.)— 
Tucker,  J.  B.  Race  progress  lu  the  TI.  8.  16  pp.  (N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  138, 1884,  p.  163.)— 'Walker,  F.  A.  Ameri- 
can Irish  and  American  Germans.  7  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  172.)- First  century  of  the  re- 
public: growth  and  distribution  of  population.  23 
pp.  {Harper's  Mag.-\.  51, 1875,  p.  391;  and  Woolsey,'T. 
D.,  and  others.  First  cent,  of  republic,  p.  211.)— Our  pop- 
ulation in  1900.  9  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  32, 1873,  p. 
487.)— 'Warden,  D.  B.  Superfloie  et  population  des 
Etats-TJnIs.  3  pp.  [Art'devirif.les  dates,  ia.v.  9, -p.i.) 
Note. — For  the  population  at  each  census,  see 
United  States,  Census  Office,  p.  4567. 

ITnited  States,  Prisons  andprison  discipline. 
Beaumont  db  la  BonniJire,  G.  A.  de,  and 
TOCQUEVILLE,  A.  C.  H.  C.  de.     On  the  peni- 
tentiary system  in  the  United  States,  and  its 
application  in  France.     1838. 

Gf  RAY,  F.  C.    Prison  discipline  in  America. 

1848.    (Prison  Discipline  Soc.  Eeports.,  v.  3.) 

Prison  Discipline  Society  of  Boston.  Re- 
ports, 1826-54.     1855,  3  v. 

Prisoners'  Friend,  The:  a  monthly  mag- 
azine, devoted  to  criminal  reform.  1849-54, 
4v. 

Wines,  E.  C,  and  D'wight,  T.  W.  Re- 
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United  States  and  Canada,  made  to  the  leg- 
islature of  New  York,  Jan.  1867.     1867. 


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UNITED  STATES,  Railroads 


—!  American  penitentiaries.  22  pp.  (Am.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  18,  188ff,  p.  161.1— American  pr|g6ng,  30  pp. 
(^.  Am.  Bev.  V.  103,  1866,  p.  383.)-Cable,  G.  W.  Oon- 
Tict  lease  syBtem  In  the  Southern  States.  70  pp.  (In 
Us  Silent  South,  p.  111.)— Eliot,  S.  A.  Penitentiary 
system  of  the  "D.  S.  11  pp.  (Ohr.  Exam.  v.  20, 1836,  p. 
376.)— EvereU,  E.  Improvements  lir  prison  aisol- 
pllue.  10  pp.  ( Orations  and,  speeches,  v.  2,  p.  196,)— 
Horlgon,  J.H.  Prison  discipline.  23pp.  [Chr.  Exam. 
T.  44, 1848,  p.  273.]— Beport  on  the  penitentiaries  ot 
the  U.S.  7  pp.  (Wes(m.Bei).  V.  23, 1836,  p.  423.)— Pen- 
itentiary systent  in  the  V.  S.  26  pp.  {:Am.  Quart. 
Sev.  V.  14,  1833,  p.  228.) 

.^eeaZjiO Prisons, Prisoners,  etc.— Reformatory 
education. —  Reformatory  Institutions.  Also 
the  names  of  states,  as  Massacbusetts.  — Nevr 
York,  etc.;  and  the  names  o£  prisons,  as  Albany. — 
Clinton. — Eastern,  etc. 

United  States,  Public  lands. 

Adams,  H.  B.  Maryland's  influence  in 
founding  a  national  commonwealth.  1877. 
(Maryland  Hist.  Soc.  Fundpub.  No.  11.) 

Maryland's  influence  upon  land  ces- 
sions to  the  United  States.  1885.  (In  his 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies  in  hist,  and 
polit.  sci.  ,3  s.  No.  1.) 

• American  state  papers.    Ed.  by  W.  Low- 

rie  and  others.    Public  lands.     1838-61,13  v. 

Ceawfoed,    Col.  W.       Correspondence 

[with]  George  Washington  from  1767  to  1781 
concerning  western  lands.  Chronologically 
arranged  by  C.  W.  Butterfleld.     1877. 

Donaldson,  T.     The  public  domain,  its 

history,  with  statistics.  1881.  [U.  S.  46 
Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  25.) 

The  same,  with  addenda  to  Dec.  1,  1883. 
1884.  [U.  Sr  47  Corig.  3  sess.  House  miscel. 
doc.  V.  19.) 

United  States.    Congress.    Existing  laws 

of  the  United  States  of  a  general  and  perma- 
nent character,  and  relating  to  the  survey 
and  disposition  of  the  publicdomain,  Dec.  1, 
1880.  1881.  {U.  S.  46  Cong.  3  sess.  House 
exec.  doc.  v.  35.) 

The  same,  with  supplement  to  Dec.  1883. 
1884.  ( U.  S.  47  Cong.  3  sess.  .House  miscel. 
doc.  V.  16.) 

General  public  acts  of  Congress  re- 
specting the  sale  and  disposition  of  the  pub- 
lic lands.    1838,  3  v. 

Laws  of  the  United  States  of  a  local  or 

temporary  character,  and  exhibiting  the  en- 
tire legislation  of  Congress  upon  which  the 
public  land  titles  in  each  state  and  territory 
have  depended,  Deo.  1,  1880.  1881, 3  v.  in  1. 
(U.  S.  46  Cong:  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  36.) 
The  same,  with  supplement  to  Dec.  1883. 
1884,  3  V.  (U.  8.  47  Cong.  3  sess.  House  mis-, 
eel.  doc.  V.  17, 18.) 

United    States.     Land    OfSce,  General. 

Digest  of  late  decisions  relating  to  questions 
arising  under  the  land  laws  of  the  United 
States.  1884.  {U.  S.  47  Cong.  3  sess.  House 
miscel.  doc.  v.  16.) 

Reports  of  the  Commissioner  of  Gen- 
eral Land  Office,  1860,  '65,  '66,  '68-70,  '78,  '79, 
'86.     1860-86, 9  v. 

Note.— The  Eeporta  lor  1812-49  are  In  the  Eeports  ot 
the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  and  for  1849-86,  includ- 
ing duplicates  of  those  enumerated  here,  are  In.  the 
Eeports  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior. 

— ^  United  States.  Public  Land  Commission. 
Report  relating  to  public  lands  in  the  west- 
ern portion  of  the  United  States  and  to  the 
operation  of  existing  land  laws.  1880.  {U. 
S.  46  Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  v.  33.) 


-  Appropriation  of  public  lands  for  schools.  33 
pp.     (N.  Am.  Rev.  V.  13, 1821,  p.  310.)— Colburn,  E.  T. 

U.  S.  land  grants.  17  pp.  {Internat.  Rev.  v.  3, 1876,  p. 
851.)— Distribution  and  the  public  lands.  27  pp. 
(Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4, 1841,  p.  230.)— Donaldson,  T. 
PulDllo  lands  of  the  U.  S.  10  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  133, 
1881,  p.  204.)— Granatin,  A.  A.  A.  Introduction  to  the 
collection  of  laws,  treaties,  and  other  documents,  hav- 
ing operation  and  respect  to  public  lands.  23  pp. 
(Writings,  v.  3,  p.  207.)— Hooper,  Ty.  E.  Qur  public 
lands.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  42,  1871,  p.  219.)— 
aulian,  G.  W.  Our  land  policy.  13  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  43, 1879,  p.  325.)— M.,  W.  C.  Public  lands  of 
the  U.  S.  8  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  a.  a.  v.  6, 1WI2,  p.  497.)— 
Pearson,  C.  H.  The  land  question  in  the  V.  S.  14 
pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  9,  1868,  p.  342.)— Public  do- 
main of  the  U.  S.  39  pp.  (Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  6,  1829, 
p.  263;  y.  11,1832,  p.  266.)— Publlclands  of  the  U.  8. 
21  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  93,  1861,  p.  1.)— Debate  in  the 
Senate  ...  on  the  .  .  .  public  lands  ...  1  session  of 
the  21  Congress.  85  pp.  (N.  Am.  Sev.  v.  31,  1830,  p. 
462.)— 'Webster,  D.  First  speech  on  Foot's  resolution ; 
Second  speech  on  Foot's  resolution;  Last  remarks  on 
Foot's  resolution.  108  pp.  (_Worlcs,  v.  3,  pp.  248,  270, 
343.)— Eeply  to  Hayne.  Second  speech  on  "Foot's 
resolution."  46  pp.  (In  his  Groat  speeches,  p.  227.)— 
Welling,  J.  0.  The  statos'-riglits  conflict  over  the 
public  lands.  24  pp.  (Am.  Hist.  Assoc.  Papers,  v.  3, 
1889,  p.  409.) 

United  States,  Public  works. 

See  with  Internal  Impro  vementSr 

United  States,  Railroads. 

American  Railroad  journal.  1849-86, 37  v. 

American  Railroad  journal  and  me- 
chanics' magazine.     1838-43,  9  v.  in  5. 

Beown,  W.  H.  History  of  the  first  loco- 
motives in  America.     1871. 

Claeke,  T.   C,  and  others.    American 

railway ;  its  construction ,  development,  man- 
agement, and  appliances.     1889. 

Fleming,  H.    Narrow  gauge  railways  in 

Amei'ica.     1875. 

— —  HOLLEY,  A.  L.  American  and  European 
railway  practice  in  the  economical  genera- 
tion of  steam.    .1867. 

Hudson,  J.  F.    Railways  of  the  republic. 

1886. 

POOE,  H.  V.    Manual  of  the  railroads  of 

the  United  States,  1868-69,  '71-81,  '84-89. 
1868-89,  15  V. 

Railroad  and  Engineering  journal.   1887- 

90,  4  V. 

iVo^e.— This  is  a  continuation  ot  the  American  Eall- 
road  journal. 

RiNGWALT,  J.  L.  Development  of  trans- 
portation systems  in  the  United  States.  1888. 

Stimson,  a.  L.     History  of  the  express 

companies :  and  the  origin  of  American 
railroads.     1859. 

Tannee,  H.  S.     Description  of  the  canals 

and  railroads  of  the  United  States.     1840. 

United  States.  InterstateCommerceCom- 

mission.  1-3  annual  reports,  1887-89.  1887- 
89,  3  v. 

■  iVoie.- The  first  Eeport  Is  also  in  the  Eeport  ot  the 
Secretary  ot  the  Interior  tor  1887. 

First  annual  report  of  the  statistics  of 

railways  in  the  United  States,  for  the  year 
ending  June  30, 1888.     1889. 

United  States.     Labor,  Department  of. 

Fifth  annual  report  of  the  Commissioner  of 
Labor,  1889.    Railroad  labor.     1890. 

United    States.     Railroads,   Bureau    of. 

Report  of  the  Commissioner  of  Railroads  to 
the  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  1886.     1886. 

iVo(e.— other  Eeports  of  the  Oomnilssioner  of  Rail- 
roads are  in  the  Reports  ot  the  Secretary  ot  the 
Interior. 


UNITED  STATES,  Railroads 


4654 


UNITED  STATES,  Social  character 


—  Vernon,  E. 
1873. 


American  railroad  manual. 


Abbott,  L.  The  American  railroad.  20  pp.  IJTarper's 

Mag.  V.  49, 1874,  p.  375.)— Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr.  The  govern- 
meut  and  the  railroad  corporations.  31pp.  (N.Am. 
Rev.  V.  112, 1871,  p.  31.)— Railway  problems  In  1869.  35 
pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  110,  1870,  p.  116.)— Atkinson,  E. 
Eallroada  of  the  C.  S.  22  pp.  [Fortn.  Beii.  n.  s.  v.  28, 
1880,  p.  83.)— Bnker.C.  S.  The  state  and  the  railroads. 
19  pp.  (Iniernoit.  Rev.  v.  9, 1880,  p.  623.)— Blake,  H.  T. 
Pacific  railroads  and  the  government.  52  pp.  {New 
Englander,  v.  37,  1878,  pp.  490,  642.)— Blerzy,  H.  Les 
ohemln^e  ter  aux  Etats-Unls.  17  pp.  (Ren.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1372,, 2  p«r.  v.  98,  p.  644.)— Bradford,  Q.  A 
blrd's-eyevlowotour  railroad  system.  12  pp.  (Inter- 
nat.  Rev.  v.  9, 1880,  p.  419.)— Clarke,  T.  C.  The  future 
of  American  railways.  8  pp.  [Allanl.  Monlkly,  v.  6, 
1860,  p.  641.)— Crafts,  W.  A.  A  plea  for  railroads.  6 
pp.  (Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  22,  1881,  p.  899.)— Derby,  E. 
H.  TransponatlonbyrallwayaiKlsblp-canals.  9pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  60,  1880,  p.  579.)— Dillaye,  S.  D.  The 
transportation  question.  10  pp.  [Scribner's Monthly,-^. 
16, 1878,  p.  687.1— England  and  the  IT.  S. :  Agricul- 
ture, manufactures,  and  railroads.  12  pp.  (New  Eng- 
lander, V.  6, 1848,  p.  281.)— On  the  extension  of  rall- 
■ways  In  America.  10  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  7, 
1873,  p.  702.)-Future  of  tlie  railway  in  the  V.  S. 
10  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  39, 1871,  p.  150.)— Garrett, 
K.  The  railway  problem.  14  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  129, 
1879,  p.  361.)— Grosvenor,  W.  M.  The  communist 
and  the  railway.  14  pp.  (Internal.  Rev.  v.  4,  1877,  p. 
685.)— The  railroads  and  the  farms.  20  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  Si,  1873.  p.  591.)— Howland,  E.  A  railroad 
study.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  65,  1877,  p.  614.)— In- 
ternal transportation.  8  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  27, 
1850,  p.  147.)— Mysteries  of  American  railway  ac- 
counting. 18  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  123,  1879,  p.  135.)— 
Railroad  system,  36  pp.  [N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  104, 1367, 
p.  476.)— Railroads.  6  pp.  I  Bern.  iJeo.  v.  21,  1847,  p. 
338.)— Simonin,  L.  Les  chemlns  de  fer  aux  Etats- 
Unls.  30  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  3  p6r.  v.  13,  p. 
380.)— Snmner,  0.  .Justice  to  the  land  states,  and 
policy  of  roads.  21  pp.  ( Worlcs,  v.  3,  p.  12.)— Kallroad 
usurpation  in  New  Jersfty.  Speech  in  the  Senate,  on 
a  bill  to  regulate  commerce  among  the  several  states, 
■  Feb.  14,  1865.  29  pp.  (  Woris,  V.  9,  p.  287.1— THurber, 
P.  B.  Influence  of  steam  and  electricity'.  13  pp.  (In- 
temat.  Rev.  v.  2, 1875,  p.  623.)— Kailroads  and  the  people. 
8  pp.  (Seribner's  Monthly,  v.  21, 1881,  p.  258.)— Vose,  G. 
L.  Safety  in  railway  tr-avel.  12  pp.  (N.  Am,  Rev.  v. 
135,  1882,  p.  374.) 

See  also  the  names  of  railroads,  as  Baltimore  and 
Ohio.- IVcMr  York  and  Erie.— New  York  and 
IVe-w  Haven. —  JVortbern  Central.— IVortbern 
Pacific.  —  Pennsylvania. —  Pliiladelphia  aiid 
Reading. — Philadelpbia,  "Wilmington  and 
Baltimore.  — Troy  and  Greenfield.  —  Union 
Pacific,  etc. 

United  States,  Registers. 

DiSTDENELL,  J.      American  register  or 

blue  book  for  1876,  '77.     1876-77,  2  v. 
United  States  register  or  blue  book  for 

1868,  '75.     1867-74,  3  v. 

PooRE,  B.  P.  [Ed. )    Political  register  and 

congressional  directory:  a  statistical  record 
of  the  federal  officials,  1776-1878.     1878. 

SOULB,  J.  H.    United  States  blue  book,  a 

register  of  federal  offices  and  employments 
in  each  state  and  territory,  and  the  District 
of  Columbia.     1881. 

United  States.  Adjutant  General.  Offi- 
cial army  register,  1861-65,  '67-70,  '73,  '74. 
1861-74,  5  V. 

United  States.    Interior,  Department  of. 

Annual  register,  containing  a  list  of  the  per- 
sons employed  in  the  Department,  1877,  '79, 
'81,  '83.     1877-83,  4  v. 

iVo(e.— The  title-pages  of  all  except  the  first  read 
Register. 

Register  of  officers  and  agents,  civil, 

military,  and  naval,  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States,  1861,  '63,  '71,  '73,  '75,  '77,  '79, 
'81,  '83,  '85,  '87.     1863-87,  16  v. 

Note.—^ov  previous  years  see  under  State,  Depart- 
ment of.    From  1879  the  title  reads  OIQclal  register  of 


the  United  States.  The  Register  for  1885  and  dupli- 
cates of  those  for  188),  '87,  are  in  the  House  mlscel. 
docs.,  48-50  Cong.  The  Registers  for  1383,  '86,  '87,  are 
compiled  by  J.  G.  Ames. 

United  States.    Justice,  Department  of. 

Register  of  the  Department  of  Justice  and 
the  judicial  officers  of  the  United  States.  4 
ed.     Corrected  to  Sept.  1,  1874.     1874. 

The  same.  5  ed.  Corrected  to  Sept.  1, 
1876.     1876. 

United  States.  Navy  Department.  Reg- 
ister of  the  .  .  .  officers  of  the  navy  of  the 
United  States,  including  officers  of  the 
marine  corps,  for  the  years  1843,  '46,  '48-51, 
'58,  '60,  '64-79,  '89.     1843-89,  8  v. 

United    States.     State,   Department   or. 

Register  of  all  officers  and  agents,  civil,  mil- 
itary, and  naval,  in  the  service  of  the  United 
States,  on  the  30  Sept.  1841-43,  '45,  '55. 
1841-55,  4  V. 

iVo^e.— For  continuation  see  Interior,  Department  of. 

Register  of  the  Department  of  State. 

1875-79. 

United    States.      Treasury  Department. 

United  States  Treasury  register,  containing 
a  list  of  persons  employed  in  the  Treasury 
Department.     1879. 

United  States,  Reptiles. 

Baird,  S.  F.  Mammals,  birds,  reptiles. 
1857-59,  8  V.  [Reports  Surv.  Pacif.  R.  R.  v. 
8-10.)    '  ^     ^  •' 

Davis,  N.  S.,  Jr.,  and  Rice,  F.  L.  De- 
scriptive catalogue  of  North  American  batra- 
chia  and  reptilia,  found  east  of  Mississippi 
river.     1883. 

Holbrook,  J.  E.     North  American  her- 

petology;  or,  a  description  of  the  reptiles 
inhabiting  the  United  States.     1843,  5  v. 

liCldy,  .7.    Cretaceous  reptiles  of  the  U.  S.    140  pp. 

20  pi.    iSmithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  14.) 

United  States,  Resources. 

See  with  Industries. 

United  States,  Science. 

GOODE,  G.  B.  Origin  of  the  national 
scientific  and  educational  institutions  of  the 
United  States.  1890.  (Am.  Hist.  Assoc. 
Papers,  v.  4. ) 

Barnard,  F.  A.  P.     Scientific   progress.     Exact 

sciences.  55  pp.  (Woolsey,  T.  D.,  and  others,  First 
cent,  of  republic,  p.  294.)-Gill.  T.  N.  Scientific  prog- 
ress. Natural  science.  12  pp.  (Woolsey,  T.  D.,  and 
others.  First  cent,  of  republic,  p.  337.)— Newcomb.  8. 
Abstract  science  In  America,  1776-1876.  36  pp.  {N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  122, 1876,  p.  88.)— Exact  science  in  America. 
23  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  119,  1874,  p.  286.)— Parton,  J. 
Beginnings  of  science  in  the  U.  S.  21  pp.  (In  Ms 
Triumphs  of  enterprise,  p.  97.)— Robinson,  E. 
Aspect  of  literature  and  science  In  the  U.  S.,  as  com- 
pared with  Europe.  39  "pp.  (Biblioth.  Saera,v.l,lSii, 
p.  1-) 

See  also  the  names  of  scientific  societies,  as  Ameri- 
can Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences.— American 
Association  for  the  Advancement  of  Science. 

-American  Philosophiical  Society IVationa] 

Academy  of  Sciences.— Smithsonian  Institu- 
tion, etc. 

United  States,  Secret  service. 

•  Baker,  L.  C.  History  of  the  United 
States  secret  service.     1867. 

Bdenham,  G.  p.    Memoirs  of  the  United 

States  secret  service.     1872. 

Pinkerton,A.  Spy  of  the  rebellion.  1886. 

Foreman,  A.    A  bit  of  secret  service  history.    9 

pp.     (Mag.  of  Am.  Hist.  v.  12, 1884,  p.  323.) 

United  States,  Slavery.    See  Slavery  in  the 

United  States. 
United  States,  Social  character. 

See  with  JVatloual  and  social  character. 


UNITED  STATES,  Southern  States 


4655 


UNITED  STATES,  Tariff 


United  Stales,  Southern  States.  See  South- 
ern States. 

United  States,  Statistics. 

Atkinson,  E.  Our  national  domain. 
Being  a  graphical  presentation  of  the  com- 
parative areas  of  the  states  and  territories  of 
the  United  States  and  the  countries  of 
Europe,  and  a  graphical  and  statistical  pre- 
sentation of  the  principal  crops  of  the  United 
States.     1880. 

De  Bow,  J.  D.  B.    Statistical  view  of  the 

United  States.    1854. 

Fisher,  R.  S.    Progress  of  the  United 

States  of  America,'from  the  earliest  periods. 
Geographical,  statistical,  and  historical.  1854. 

HAZAliD,  S.    United  States  commercial 

and  statistical  register.     1840-48,  6  v. 

Kettell,   T.   p.     Southern  wealth  and 

Northern  proflts.     1860. 

Pitkin,  T.  Statistical  view  of  the  com- 
merce of  the  United  States  of  America :  in- 
cluding also  an  account  of  banks  .  .  .     1835. 

Seybeet,  a.     Statistical  annals.     1818. 

Statistics  of  the  Jews  of  the  United  States. 

1880. 

United    States.      Statistics,  Bureau    of. 

Statistical  abstract  of  the  United  States,  1887, 
10  No.     1888. 

Note.— TSoa.  1-10  are  In  the  House  eseo.  docs,,  46-so 
Cong. 

Walker,  F.  A.    Statistical  atlas  of  the 

United  States.    1874. 

Warden,  D.  B.    Statistical,  politisal,  and 

historical  account  of  the  United  States. 
1819,  3  V. 

Bureau  of  statistics.     13  pp.    (Dent.  Bev.  v.  16, 

1845,  p.  291.)— Glances  at  our  moral  aud  social  sta- 
tistics. 10  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  10,  1855,  p.  334.)— 
Statistics  and  political  institutions  of  tlie  JJ. 

S.  15  pp.  ( yresim.  Bm.  v.  17, 1832,  p.  168.)— Statistics 
oftherr.  S.    10  pp.    (Bern.  iJei).  V.  6, 1839,  p.  309.) 

ySee  also  United  States,  Census  Office,  p.  4567 ;  Statis- 
tics. Bureau  of,  p.  4597. 

United  States,  Tariff. 

Adams,  G.  H.  Handbook  of  the  tariff  on 
imports  into  the  United  States,  under  the 
acts  of  ISffO,  and  the  bond  and  warehouse 
system  now  in  force.     1890. 

Andeos,  R.  S.  S.    United  States  customs 

guide.     1859. 

BlGELOW,  E.  B.   The  tariff  question.  1863. 

DrXWELL,  G.  B.  Review  of  Prof.  Sum- 
ner's speech  before  the  Tariff  Commission. 
1883. 

Earle,  a.  L.   Our  revenue  system.    1878, 

{Economic  monographs.  No.  5.) 

Evans,  G.  H.    Imports— duties  from  1867 

to  1888,  inclusive.  A  compilation  of  foreign 
commodities  imported  and  entered  for  con- 
sumption in  the  United  States.  1884.  ( U.  S. 
48  Cong.  1  sess.  House  miseel.  doc.  v.  24.) 

Grosvenoe,  W.  M.  Does  protection  pro- 
tect ?  An  examination  of  the  effect  of  dif- 
ferent foi'ms  of  tariff  upon  American  indus- 
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Kennedy,  J.  P.   Letter  to  his  constituents 

...  on  the  principles  and  value  of  the  pro- 
tective system.     [1843.] 

To  the  mechanics,  manufacturers,  and 

working  men  of  Baltimore.     1845. 

McPherson,  E.     Indes  of  bills  presented 

in  the  House  of  Representatives,  from  the 


1  to  the  48  Congress,  inclusive,  relating  to 
...'tariff.  1875.  (17.  S.  43  Cong.  3  sess. 
House  miseel.  doc.  v.  2.) 

Playpaie,  Sir  L.    Tariffs  of  the  United 

States  in  relation  to  free  trade.  1890.  {Cob- 
den  Club.) 

Shaw,  A.  {Ed.)    National  revenues:  a 

collection  of  papers  by  American  economists. 
1888. 

Sumner,  W.  G.    Lectures  on  the  history 

of  protection  in  the  United  States.     1877. 

Taussig,  F.  W.    History  of  the  present 

tariff,  1860-83.     1885. 

Tariffhistoryof  the  United  States.  1888. 

Thompson,  R.  W.    History  of  protective 

tariff  laws.     1888. 

United  States.  Tariff  Commission.  Re- 
port. 1888, 2  V.  {U.  S.  47  Cong.  3  sess.  House 
miseel.  doc.  v.  3,  3.) 

United    States.      Treasury    Department. 

General  regulations  No.  67,  under  the  pro- 
visions of  the  laws  in  relation  to  the  revenue 
marine  .  .  .  with  an  abstract  of  decisions  on 
revenue  questions  arising  since  Feb.  1,  1856. 
1856. 

Report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas- 
ury on  the  collection  of  duties.     [1886.] 

Note.— other  Reports  are  in  the  Reports  of  the  Sec- 
retary of  the  Treasury. 

Report  on  the  revision  of  the  tariff, 

with  accompanying  documents.  1886.  {U. 
S.  49  Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  v.  4. ) 

White,  G.,  Political  economy  ...  an  ex- 
amination of  the  working  of  the  present 
tariff  laws  of  the  United  States.     1888. 

White,   H.     The  tariff  question.     1881. 

{Economic  monographs.  No.  3.) 

Young,  E.    Special  report  on  the  customs- 

-  tariff  legislation  of  the  United  States,  with 
appendixes.  1873.  {U.  S.  42  Cong.  3  sess. 
House  exec.  doc.  v.  9,  No.  109.) 

American'System.    48  pp.    (iV".  Am.  Rev.  v.  32, 

1831,  p.  127.)— American  tariff.  21  pp.  {Edin.  Rev. 
V.  48, 1828,  p.  390.)- Carey ,  M.  Strictures  on  Mr.  Cam- 
breleng's  work,  entitled,  "An  examination  of  the  new 
tariff."  36  pp.  {Essays  on  political  economy,  i>.  511.) — 
Derby,  E,H.  The  tariff  of  the  D.  S.  22  pp.  {N.  Am.  • 
Rev.  V.  108,1869,  p.  57.)— Duties  on  exports.  16  pp. 
(N.  Am.  Rev.  V.  101,  1865,  j).  147.)— Garfield,  J.  A. 
Wood  tariff  bill;  Sugar  tariff.  38  pp.  (ITortcs,  v.2,  pp. 
651,  637.)— Tariff  bills  of  1806,  '70.  34  pp.  ( Works,  v.  1,. 
pp.  205,  520.)— Injustice  of  American  tariffs.  34  pp. 
(Southern  Rev.  v.  6, 1869,  p.  249.)— Marquand,  H.  Duty 
on  works  of  art.  7  pp.  (New  Princeton  Rev.  v.  6,1888, 
p.  73;)— Playfalr,  L.  Industries  of  the  U.  S.  In  rela- 
tion to  the  tariff.  8  pp.  {ilacmillan's  Mag.  v.  46, 1882,  p. 
329.)— Powell,  G.  B.  Failure  of  protection  in  the  V. 
S.  14  pp.  (J<Voser's  ifajr.n.  8.  V.  25, 1881,  p.  99.)— Pro- 
posed nevi-  tariff.  29  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  12, 1821, 
p.  60.) — Reybaud,  L.  Mouvement  des  doctrines 
ficonomiques  aux  Etats-Duls.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux 
mondes,  1870,  2  pSr.  v.  87,  p.  884.)— Roach,  J.,  and 
others.  Benefits  of  the  tariff  system.  32  pp.  {N'.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  139, 1884,  p.  372.)— Rodet,  D.  t.  Tarif  et  ten- 
dances du  commerce  des  Etats-Unls.  21  pp.  (Rev.  d. 
deux  mondes,  1843,  n.  s.  v.  3,  p.  139.)- Sumner;  0. 
Cheap  books  and  public  libraries ;  Cheap  coal.    16  pp. 

( Works,  V.  11,  pp.  83,  91.)— Sympathies  of  the  civilized 
world  not  to  be  repelled.  7  pp.  ( Works,  v.  6,  p.  602.)— 
Taxes  on  knowledge.  3  pp.  (Works,  y.  7,  p.  166.)— 
Tariff,  its  history  and  Influence.  12  pp.  {Vem.  Rev. 
V.  19, 1846,  p.  163.)— Tariff  question.  47  pp.  (Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  11, 1832,  p.  345;  N.  Am.  Rev.  T.  19,  1824,  p. 
223.)— Wallter.  ¥.  A.  What  to  do  with  the  surplus. 
15  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26, 1870,  p.  72.)— Webster. 
D.  The  tariff.  34  pp.  (In  Us  Great  speeches,  p.  77.)— 
Wells,  D.  A.  Meaning  of  revenue  reform.  60  pp. 
{N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  113, 1871,  p.  104.)— and  others.  Evils  of 
the  tariff  system.  26  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  139, 1884,  p. 
274.) 

See  aiso  Free  trade  and  protection.— Tariff. 


UNITED  STATES,  Taxes 


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United  States,  Taxes. 

See  with  Finance. 

United  States,  Trees. 

Browne,  D.  J.    Trees  of  America;  native 
and  foreign.     1857. 

Downing,  A.  J.    Fruits  and  fruit  trees  of 

America.     1860. 

Fuller,  A.  S.    Forest  tree  culturist;  a 

treatise  on  the  cultivation  of  American  for- 
est trees.     1866. 

Meehan,  T.  American  handbook  of  or- 
namental trees.     1853. 

MiCHAUX,  F.  A. ,  and  Nuttall,  T.    North 

American  sylva ;  or,  a  description  of  the 
forest  trees  of  the  United  States.  1859-65, 
5  V. 

Peaslee,  J.  B.     Trees  and  tree  planting, 

with  exercises  and  directions  for  the  cele- 
bration of  Arbor  day.  1884 ;  1885.  (U.  S. 
Education,  Bureau  of.  Bulletin,  1885.) 

Sargent,  C.  S.    Silva  of  North  America. 

A  description  of  the  trees  which  grow  nat- 
urally in  North  America  exclusive  of  Mexico. 
V.  1.     1891. 

Scott,  F.  J.   Art  of  beautifying  suburban 

home  grounds ,  .  .  with  descriptions  of  the 
beautiful  and  h'ai'dy  trees  and  shrubs  grown 
in  the  United  States.     1881. 

Americap  forest  trees.    61  pp.    {N.  Am.  Bev.  v. 

35,  1832,  p.  399 ;  V.  U,  1837,  p.  331.)— Cooper,  J.  G.  On 
the  distribution  of  the  . .  .  trees  ot  North  America.  35 
pp.  (amithson.  Inst.  iJepor<,1858,p.246.)— Frnit  and 
fruit  trees  of  America.  9  pp.  (/Vbui  Englander,  v.  i, 
1846,  p.  229.)— liosslng,  B.  J.  American  historical 
trees.  20  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  24, 1862,  p.  721.)— Sar- 
gent, W.  List  of  forest  and  other  trees,  northwest  of 
the  river  Ohio.  4  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  ot  Arts  and  Sci.  Mem. 
V.  2,  pt.  1, 1793,  p.  166.) 

United  States,  Weights  and  measures. 

Adams,  J.  Q.    Eeport  on  weights,  and 
measures.    1831. 

• Alexander,  J.  H.  Eeport  on  the  stand- 
ards of  weight  and  measure  for  the  state  of 
Maryland.     1845. 

Hassler,  F.  R.     Comparison  of  weights 

and  measures  of  length  and  capacity,  re- 

•  ported  to  the  Senate  of  the  United  States  by 
the  Treasury  Department  in  1833.  1833. 
{Bound  pamph.  v.  36. ) 

• Documents  relating  to  the  construc- 
tion of  standards  of  weights  and  measures 
for  the  custom-houses,  from  March  to  Nov. 
1835.  1835.  (PFi%Featherstonhaugh,G.W., 
Oeol.  report,  1834.) 

Documents  relating  to  the  construc- 
tion of  uniform  standards  of  weights  and 
measures  for  the  United  States,  from  1833- 
35.  1836.  {T17ii;iFeatherstonhaugh,  G.  W., 
Oeol.  report,  1834.) 

Principal  documents  relating  to  the 

survey  of  the  coast  of  the  United  States ;  and 
the  construction  of  uniform  standards  of 
weights  and  measures  .  .  .  1884-36.  V.  3,  3. 
1885-36,  2  V.  {With  Featherstonhaugh,  G. 
W.,Oeol.  report,  1834.) 

Investigation    upon  the    survey  of   the 

coast  of  the  United  States,  and  the  construc- 
tion of  standards  of  weight  and  measure,  by 
a  select  Committee  of  Congress  in  1843. 
1843.     (Bound pamph.  v.  139.) 

United    States.      Treasury    Department. 

Eeport  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  on 


the  construction  and  distribution  of  weights 
and  measures.  1857.  ( U'.  S.  34  Ctowgr.  3  sess. 
Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  37.) 

See  also  Decimal  system.— Metric  system. 

United  States,  Western  States.  See  Western 
States. 

United  States,  Zoology. 

Audubon,  J.  J.,and  Bachman,  J.    Quad- 
rupeds of  North  America.     1853,  3  v. 

—   Viviparous     quadrupeds    of    North 

America.     1845-48,  3  v. 

Baird,  S.  F.     Mammals,  birds,  reptiles. 

1857-59,  3  V.  (Reports  Surv.  Paeif.  B.  B:  v. 
8-10.) 

.Harlan,  E.    Fauna  Americana.    1825. 

Leconte,  J.  L. ,  and  others.    Report  upon 

the  zoology  of  the  route  from  St.  Paul  to 
Puget  sound.  1860.  (Beports  Surv.  Pacif. 
B.  B.  V.  13,  pt.  3.) 

Morgan,  L.  H.    The  American  'beaver 

and  his  works.    1868. 

American  zoology.    18  pp.    {Westm.  Reo.  v.  18, 

1833,  p.  138.)— Baird,  S.  P.,  and  Girard,  0.  Zoology 
of  the  boundary.  129  pp.  93  pi.  (Emory,  W.  H.,  iZepori 
on  the  U.  S.  and  Mexican  boundary  survey ^  v.  2.) 

See   also  under  Birds.  —  Insects. — Moliuaks. — 
Reptiles.    Also  North  America,  Zoology. 

United  States  Agricultural  Society. 

Journal,  for  1854.  Ed.  by  Wm.  S.  King. 
Boston,  1855.     8°.  —4673 

United  States  and  Mexican  mail 
steamship  line.    Butterfield,  C.    —3764 

United  States  Army  and  Tfavy  jour> 
nal  and  gazette  of  the  regular  and  volun- 
teer forces.    New  York,  1863-91.    38  v.  fo. 

—4791 

United  States  art  directory  and  year- 
book.    Koehler,  S.  E.     3  v.  1104 

United  States  as  a  nation.  Thompson, 
J.  P.  1647 

United  States  Bank.  See  Bank  of  the 
United  States. 

United  States  blue  book.    Soul6,  J.  H. 

1155 

United  States  Book  Company.  Pub- 
lications. New  York  [1890].  r.  8°.  (Pub- 
lishers'' trade  list  annuM,  1890,  Suppl.)     L.53 

United  States  cavalry.  History  of  the. 
Brackett,  A.  G.  —3766 

United  States  Centennial  Commis- 
sion. See  Philadelphia.  International  Ex- 
hibition, 1876. 

United  States  .  Christian  Commis> 
sion.  Eecord  of  the  federal  dead  buried 
from  Libby,  Belle  Isle,  Danville,  and  Camp 
Lawton  prisons,  and  at  City  Point,  and  in 
the  field  before  Petersburg  and  Richmond. 
Phila.  1865.     8°.  ,  3641 

Third  report  of  the  Committee  of  Mary- 
land.    Baltimore,  1864.     8°.  3654 

Moss,  L.    Annals  of  the  United  States 

Christian  Commission.     1868. 

United  States  commercial  and  «ta* 
tistical  register.  Hazard,  S.  6  v.  —3303 

United  States  consular  regulations, 
a  practical  guide  for  consular  officers  .  .  . 
3  ed.,  revised  and  enlarged.  Washington, 
1868.     8°.  —1311 

United  States  customs  guide.  Andres, 
R.  S.  S.  -1348 


UNITED  STATES  ELEVATED 


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United  States  elevated  to  glory  and 

honor. ,  Stiles,  E.     (Thornton,  J.  W.,  Pulpit 

of  the  Am.  revolution.)  1146 

United  States  Grinnell  expedition 

in  search  of  Sir  John  Franklin.    Kane,  E.  K. 

2464 
United  States  Magazine  and  Demo- 
cratic Review.    Washington  and  New 
York,  1838-53.     31  v.  8°.  2997 

jyote.—Y.  80,  31  are  called  Demooratlo  Keylew, 

United    States    Xatioiial  Academy. 

Sumner,  G.  National  Academy  of  literature  and 
art ;  also  of  moral  and  political  BClences.  Bemarks 
In  tbe  Senate,  on  a  bill  creating  tliese  2  academies, 
July  2, 1864.    4  pp.    ( Worlcs,  v.  9,  p.  61.) 

United  States  Naval  Chronicle.  Golds- 
borough,  C.  W.  —2764 

United  States  IVaval  Institute.  Papers 
and  proceedings.  V.  1.  New  York,  1875. 
8°.  —2783 

Proceedings,  No;  30.    [New  York],  1884. 

8°.  3408 

Contents.    IlIiirdoclE,  Z£.  J.  B.-  Cruise  of  Oolumbus 
In  the  Bahamas,  1492. 

United   States   register  or  blue  book. 

Disturnell,  J.     3  v.  1154 

Note Continued  as  American  register  or  blue  book. 

United  States  Sanitary  Commission. 

Bulletin,  Nos.  1-40,  1863-65.  New  York 
1866.     3v.jnl,8°.  5933 

Documents,  Nos.  1-95.    New  York,  1866. 

2  V.  8°.  5933 

Memoirs.    New  York,  1867-71.     5  v.  8°. 

—3763 
Contents.  Flint,  A.  (Ed.)  Contributions  relating 
to  the  causation  and  prevention  of  disease,  and  to 
camp  diseases. — Gould,  B.  A.  Investigations  in  the 
military  and  anthropological  statistics  of  American 
soldiers.— Hamilton,  F.  H.  (Ed.)  Surgical  memoirs 
of  the  Wai:  of  the  rebellion,  2  v. — Jones,  J.  Investi- 
gations upon  the  nature,  causes,  and  treatment  of 
hospital  gangrene,  as  it  prevailed  In  the  Confederate 
armies,  1861-65.  (Surgical  mem.  v.  2.)— Iildell,  J.  A. 
On  the  wounds  of  blood-vessels,  traumatic  hemor- 
rhage, traumatic  aneurism,  and  traumatic  gangrene ; 
On  the  secondary  traumatic  lesions  of  bone;  On 
pyaemia.  (Surgical  mem.  v.  1.)— Smith,  S.  Analysis 
of  439  recorded  amputations  in  the  contiguity  of  the 
lower  extremity.  (Surgical  mem.  v.  2.)— Still*,  C.  J. 
History  of  the  United  States  Sanitary  Commission, 
being'the  general  report  of  Its  work  during  the  War 
of  the  rebellion. 

Record  of  the  metropolitan  fair  held  at 

New  York,  in  April  1864.  New  York,  1867. 
4°.  2643 

Report  of  the  Western  Sanitary  Commis- 
sion for  the  year  ending  June  1,  1863.  St. 
Louis,  1863.     8°.  L.36 

Evans,  T.  W.    Commission  sanitaire  des 

Etats-Unis.     1865. 

FoEMAN,  J.  G.  Western  Sanitary  Com- 
mission ;  a  sketch  of  its  origin,  history, 
labors  for  the  sick  and  wounded  of  the 
Western  armies.     [Anon.]    1864. 

Henshaw,  Mrs.  S.  E.    Our  branch  and 

its  tributaries.     1868. 

MoTT,  v.,  and  others.  Narrative  of  pri- 
vations and  sufferings  of  United  States  oflS.- 
cers  and  soldiers  while  prisoners  of  war  in 
the  hands  of  the  rebel  authorities.  Being 
the  report  of  a  commission  of  inquiry,  ap- 
pointed by  the  United  States  Sanitary  Com- 
mission.    1864. 

Nbwbbkry,  J.  S.  United  States  Sanitary- 
Commission  in  the  valley  of  the  Mississippi, 
1861-66.     1871. 

PAKT  v.— 99. 


L.     Hospital    transports. 


Olmsted,   F. 

[Anon.]    1863. 

SilLLfi,  _C.   J.     History  of    the    United 

States  Sanitary  Commission,  being  the  gen- 
eral report  of  its  work  during  the  War  of 
the  rebellion.    1866. 

The  same.    1868.    (U.  S.  San.  Com.  Ifem.) 

^y■oEMBLET,  K.  P.    The  other  side  of  war 

with  the  Army  of  the  Potomac.     1889. 

- —  Cobbe,  P.  P.  The  American  Sanitary  Commission 
and  its  lesson.  16  pp.  (Fraser't  Mag.  v.  75,  1867,  p. 
401.)— Frothingham,  O.  B.  Civil  war  and  social 
beneficence.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  34, 1867,  p.  366.) 
—Hale,  B.  B.  United  States  Sanitary  Commission. 
14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  19,  1867,  p.  416.)— Porter, 
N.  United  States  Sanitary  Commission.  18  pp.  (New 
Englander,  v.  26,  1867,  p.  70.)— Reclus,  B.  Commis- 
sion sanitaire  de  la  guerre  aux  Btats-Unis.  18  pp. 
[Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1864,  2  p6r.  v.  61,  p.  155.)— Rey- 
nolds, G.  Fortnight  with  the  Sanitary.  16  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,^.  15, 1863,  p.  233.)— Sanitary Commlg. 
gion.  106  pp.  (N.  Am.  Re«.  v.  98,  1864,  pp.  163,  370 : 
V.  104, 1867,  p.  142.) 

Uiiited  States  secret  service.  History 

of  the.    Baker,  L.  C.  3644 

Memoirs  of  the.     Burnham,  G.  P.      3647 

United  States  unmasked.    Manigault, 

G.  1618 

United  Swedish  Church.    Clay,  J.  C. 

Annals  of  the  Swedes  on  the  Delaware  .  .  . 

to  which  is  added  the  charter  of  the  United 

Swedish  Churches.     1835. 
Units:  tens:  hundreds:  thousands.    9 

pp.     (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62,  1847,  p.  593.) 

Unity  in  variety,  as  deduced  from  the 
vegetable  kingdom.    Dresser,  C.         — 3604 

Unity  of  law.    Carey,  H.  C.  —1313 

Unity  of  matter.    Wilson,  A.  S.       —1536 

Unity  of  nature.  Campbell,  G.  D.,  8  Duke 
of  Argyll.  -^1443 

Unity  of  the  church.  See  Christian  union. 

Unity  of  the  human  race.  Doctrine  of 
the.    Bachman,  J.  1796 

Unity  of  the  human  race.  Thoughts  on 
the.    Caldwell,  C.  1797 

Unity  of  the  physical  sciences.  Dick- 
son, J.  —1517 

Unity  of  the  spirit.    21  pp.    Bartol,  C.  A. 

(Chr.  Exam.  v.  78, 1S65,  p.  26.) 

Univers,  L'.    Caux,  P.  de.    L'Univers  et  le 

Oorrespondant.  9  pp.  ( Correspondantf  v.  37, 1856,  p.  312. ) 
— Cochin,  A.  L'Univers  est-il  provocateur  ou  pro- 
voqufi?    5  pp.    ( Correspondant.  v.  43, 1853,  p.  148.) 

Univers,  L'.    Pouchet,  F.  A.  —1683 

Univers,  L'.  Histoire  et  description  de  tons 
iespeuples.     Paris,  1838-62.    7  v.  8°. 

Contents.  Avezac-IHacaya,  M.  A.  P.  d'.  Afrique. 
Esquisse  ggnSrale  de  1' Afrique,  et  Afrique  ancienne.— 
Bor«,  E.  Armtoie.  (IFtWi  Chopin,  J.  M.,  iJMssie,  v.  2.)- 
— Bory  de  Saint- Vincent,  J.  B.  G.  il.  Histoire  et 
description  des  isles  de  roc6an.  ( With  Famln,  S.  M. 
C,  Cftiii.)— Chopin,  J.  M.  Bussle,  2  v. — Dureau 
de  la  Malle,  A.  J.  0.  A.,  and  Yanoskl,  J.  Carthage. 
( With  Avezao-Macaya,  M.  A.  P.  d',  Afrique.) — Famin, 
S.  M.  C.  Chili,  Paraguay,  Uruguay,  Buenos-Ayres ; 
CrlmSe.  ( With  Chopin,  J.  M.,  Bussie,  v.  2.) — Lacroix, 
F.  Patagonie,  Terre-du-Feui  et  Archipel  des  Ma- 
louines.  (With  Famin,  S.  M.  C,  Chili.) — PtoOTi  et  Bo- 
livie.  ( With  Larenaudl&jre,  P.  F.  de,  Mexique  et  Guate- 
maia.)— ESgions  clrcompolaires.  (With  Famin,  S.  M. 
0.,  Chili.) — Ijacroix,  P.  L.  Histoire  de  la  Numldie  et 
de  la  Mauritanie,  depuis  les  temps  les  plus  anciens 
Jusqu'i  l'arriv6e  des  Vandales  en  Afrique.  (With 
-Avezac-Macaya,  M.  A.  P.  d',  Afrique.) — Larenau- 
djiire,  P.  F.  de.  Mexique  et  (Guatemala.— Munlt,  S. 
Palestine,  description   gfiographique,  historique,  et 

aroheologlque Texier,  C.  F.  M.     Asle    miueure, 

description  gSographiquo,  historique,  ot  archSoio- 
gique  des  provinces  et  des  vliles  de  la  Chersonn^se 


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d'Asle.— Yanoski,  J.  L'Afrlquo  chrStlenne  et  doml- 
uation  dea  Vandales  en  Afrique.  {With  Avezac-Ma- 
oaya,  M.  A.  P.  d',  Afrique.) 

IJiiivers  avant  les  homines.    Boitard, 

P.  —1613 

IJni  Tergal  beanty«  a  philosophical  poem. 

132  pp.  Brooke,  H,,  Coil,  of  pieces,  v.  1,  p.  1 ;  Poet,  works, 
V.  2,  p.  1. 

Universal  cambist  and  commercial 

instructor.    Kelly,  P.    3  v.  in  1.    —2471 

UniTcrsal  catalogue  of  books  on  art. 

See  South  Kensington  Museum. 

UniTersal  chronologist.  Boyle,  H.  2  v. 

2455 

llniversal  code  of  signals.  Marryat, 
Capt.  F.  —2763 

Universal  cyclopaedia  (Revised).  John- 
son, A.  J.  (Pub.)     8  V.  2121 

Universal  dictionary  of  trade  and 
commerce.    Postlethwayt,  M.    3  v.        1111 

Universal  English  dictionary.  Craig, 
J.     3  V.  R.15 

Universal  erudition.  Elements  of.  Biel- 
feld,  J.  F.,  Baron  von.     3  v.  —2376 

Universal  historical  atlas.  Sheahan, 
J.  W.  R.Drawer 

Universal  historical  dictionary. 
Crabb,  G.    2  v.  R.73 

Universal  history.  See  History,  Uni- 
versal history. 

Universal  history,  from  the  earliest  ac- 
counts to  the  present  time.  Compiled  from 
original  authors.  Illustr.  with  charts,  maps, 
notes,  and  a  general  index  to  the  whole. 
[Ancient  part.]    London,  1779-81.     18  v.  8°. 

3436 

The  same.    Modern  part.     London,  1780- 

84.    43  V.  8°.  2436 

Maps  and  charts  to  the  modern  part  of 

the  Universal  history.    London,  1786.    fo. 

1451 

Universal  index  of  biography.  Hay- 
dn, J.  R.112 

Universal  information.  Dictionary  of. 
Beeton,  S.  O.  (Pm&.)     2  v.  R.105 

Universal  kirchengeschichte.  Alzog, 
J.     2  V.  —1203 

Universal  lexikon  der  gegen,wart  und 
vergangenheit.     Pierer,  H.  A.  [Ed.)    34  v. 

•      1196 

Universal  lexikon  der  tonkunst, 
Neues.     Bernsdorf,  E.    8  v.  R.104 

Universal  library  of  historians.  Du- 
pin,  L.  E.     2  V.  3447 

Universal  mythology.  Noel-Fearn  (H. 
Christmas),  H.  —3277 

Universal  prayer.  8  pp.  Pope,  A.,  Works, 

ed.  by  W.  JSlwm,  v.  2,  p.  467. 

Universal   pronouncing   dictionary 

of  the  English  language.    Wright,  T.     5  v. 

R.15 

Universal  songster;  or,  museum  of 
mirth,  forming  the  most  complete,  exten- 
sive, and  valuable  collection  of  ancient  and 
modern  songs  in  the  English  language. 
London,  n.  d.     3  v.  8°-  1333 

Universal  technological  dictionary. 
Crabb,  G.     2  v.  R.73 

Universalism. 

Ballou,  H.    Ancient  history  of  Univer- 
salism :  from  the  time  of  the  Apostles,  to 


.  .  .  A.  D.  553.     With  an  appendix,  tracing 
the  doctrine  down  to  the  era  of  the  Refor- ' 
mation.     1829;  1885. 

Eddy,  R.    Universalism  in  America.    A 

history.    V.  1,  1686-1800.     1886. 

Confessioug  of  aTJniversallgt.    T  pp.    IColIege 

and  the  Church,  p.  189.)— Oxemham,  H.  N.  Eternal 
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73  pp.  ( Contemp.  Eev.  v.  27, 1876,  pp.  222, 425, 616, 724.)— 
IJiilvergallgm  examined,  renounced,  and  ex- 
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See  also  Future  puuiglnnent. — Future  gtate. 
— Hell. — Redemption  or  galvation. 

Universe. 

Adoeno,  J.  N.    Introduction  to  the  har- 
mony of  the  universe.     1851. 

Batteux,  O.     Memoires  historiques  sur 

le  principe  actif  de  I'univers.  (Inst,  de 
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Theistic  conception  of  the 
Great  harmonia.    1873-75, 


Cleomedes. 

^ipria  Svo.    1832. 
Cocker,  B.  F, 

world.     1875. 
Davis,  A.  J. 

5v. 
Hickok,  L.  p.'   Rational  cosmology,  or, 

the  eternal  principles  and  the    necessary 

laws  of  the  universe.     1861. 

Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,'Freiherr  von. 

Cosmos  :  a  sketch  of  a  physical  description 
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Kepler,  J.    Harmonices  mundi  libri  V; 

Appendix  ad  librum  V;  Apologia  pro  opere 
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V.  5.) 

La  Place,  P.  S.,  Marquis  de.  Exposi- 
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The  same.  Tr.  from  the  French,  and 
elucidated  with  explanatory  notes,  by  H.  H. 
Harte.     1880,  2  v. 

Trait6  de  mecanique  celeste.    1843-46, 

5  V.     (CEuvres,  y.  1-5.) 

The  same.  Tr.  with  a  commentary,  by 
N.  Bowditch.     1829-39,  4  v. 

— ;-  Maillet,  B.  de.  Telliamed,  ou  entre- 
tiens  d'un  philosophe  indien  avec  un  mis- 
sionnaire  frangois  sur  la  diminution  de  la 
mer.     1755,  3  v. 

The  same  in  English.     1797. 

NiCHOL,  J.  P.  Thoughts  on  some  impor- 
tant points  relating  to  the  system  of  the 
world.     1846. 

PoucHET,  F.  A.    L'univers.    Les  infini- 

ment  grands  et  les  infiniment  petits.     1868. 

Pkoctor,  B.  a.     The  universe  and  the 

coming  transits.     1874. 

Alembert,  J.  le  E.  d'.    Sur  le  syst^me  du  monde. 

43  pp.  (ffiuures,  V.  1,  p.  349.)— ApuleluB.  Liber  de 
mundo.  106  pp.  ( Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  1193 :  Valpy,  A. 
J.,S(!rip(.X(i«.)— Arigtoteleg.  De  mundo.  [Gr.etLat.\ 
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Bruno,  G.  De  I'inflnlto  universo  e  mondi.  104  pp. 
( Opere,  v.  2,  p.  1.)— Clifford,  W.  K.  The  first  and  the 
last  catastrophe.  37  pp.  {Lectures  and  essays,  v.  1,  p. 
191 ;  and  Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  17, 1876,  p.  466.)— Kant,  I. 
Allgemeine  naturgeschlchte  und  Iheorie  des  hlmmels. 
139  pp.  {Saemmt.  werie,  v.  1,  p.  207.)— Materials  of  the 
universe.  11  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  79,  1869,  p.  16.)— 
Jf  arcs.  R.  On  the  ancient  division  of  the  universe.  3 
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UNIVERSE 


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Newton,  Sir  I.  De  mundl  systemate.  66  pp.  ( Opera, 
V.  3,  p.  ns.)—The  same,  tr.  Into  EngUalx,  by  A.  Motte.  • 
66  pp.  (Prinoipia,  p.  609.)— Wortoii,  A.  Oiitlie  works 
of  God.  7  pp.  {Ohr.  Ecam.  v.  1,  1824,  p.  420.)— Ocel- 
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31  pp.  (  Worles,  T.  4,  p.  180.)— Die  unter  PhUo'a  werken 
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its  author.  34  pp.  (Quart.  Sev.  v.  60,  1834,  p.  1.)— 
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See  also  Cosmography.— Plurality  of  worlds. 

IJniTersitd^  di  Bonia.    Boyesen,  H.  H. 

University  of  Rome.  14  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 
1879,  p.  664.) 

UiiiTersitaet  Heidelberg,  Geschicbte 
der.     Hautz,  J.  F.     4  v.  —2365 

Universitfe  de  Paris. 

Cebvier,  J.  B.  L.  Histoire  de  I'Univer- 
sit6  de  Paris.     1761,  7  v. 

DUBARLB,  E.     Histoire  de  I'Universite, 

depuis  son  origine  jusqu'a  nos  jours.  1829, 
3v. 

JOUEDAIN,  C.  M.  G-.  B.  Histoire  de  I'Uni- 
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siecle.     1863-66. 

Index  ohronologious  chartarum  perti- 

nentium  ad  historiam  Universitatis  Paris- 
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Lettre  k  I'UniversitS  de  Cracovie.    Pub.  par  M 

Bourquelot.  3  pp.  [Biblioth.  Mcole  d.  Ohartes,  v.  20, 
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IJniTersities. 

Adams,  H.  B.  Seminary  libraries  and 
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Study  of  history  in  American  colleges 

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Arnold,  M.  Higher  sphools  and  univer- 
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ASCHERSON,    P.,     and    Seelmann,    W. 

Deutscher  universitaets-kalender  fuer  das 
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Conrad,  J.    German  universities  for  the 

last  50  years.     1885. 

Cornelius,  (— ).  Student-life  of  Ger- 
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Denifle,  p.  H.    Universitaeten  des  mit- 

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Deutches  akademisches  jahrbuch.    1875- 

77,  2  V. 
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By  various  writers.     1876. 

GaRNEtt,  J.  M.  University  organiza- 
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Note.— Mso  In  Southern  Rev.  v.  18, 1875,  p.  167. 

Great  Britain.     House  of  Lords.    Select 

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Hart,  J.  M.    German  universities.    1874. 

Hartwell,  E.  M.     Physical  training  in 

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Hazeltinb,  M.  W.  British  and  Amer- 
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Hofmann,  A.  W.  The  question  of  a  di- 
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Huber,  V.  A.     The  English  universities. 

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Laurie,  S.  S.  Rise  and  early  constitu- 
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Maclean,  N.  N.  Life  in  a  northern  uni- 
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Newman,  J.  S..,  Cardinal.    Discourses  on 

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Lectures  and  essays  on  university  sub- 
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OfBceand  work  of  universities.     1856. 

Paulsen,  F.    Geschicbte  des  gelehrten 

unterrichts  auf  den  deutschen  schulen  und 
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Richardson,  C.  F.,  and  Clark,  H.  A. 

(Eds.)     College  book.     1878. 

■; ScHAFF,  P.    Germany,  its  universities, 

theology,  and  religion.     1857. 

Sedgwick,  A.    Discourse  on  the  studies 

1835. 

German  university  life. 


American  state  univer- 


of  the  university. 

—  Steffens,  H. 
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—  Whewell,  W.  On  the  principles  of 
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—  Wordsworth,  C.  Scholae  academicae : 
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universities  in  the  18  century.     1877. 

Social  life  at  the  English  uaiversities 

in  the  18  century.     1874. 

—  Academical  test  articles.  31  pp.  (Edin.  Rev. 
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Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  atudiea  in  hist,  and  polit.  aoi.  1 
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IJphain,  Jabez  Baxter,  M.  D.  Acoustic 
architecture,  or  the  construction  of  buildings 
with  reference  to  sound  and  the  best  musi- 
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IJphaiu,  Thomas  Cogswell,  D.  D.  1799-1873. 
Elements  of  mental  philosophy,  embracing 
the  8  departments  of  the  intellect  and  sensi- 
bilities.   New  York,  1861.    2  v.  13°. .  —1418 

Life,  religious  opinions,  and  experience 

of  Mme.  de  la  Mothe  Guyon  :  together  with 
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Life  of  faith.    New  York,  1868.    12°. 

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— r-  Principles  of  the  interior  or  hidden  life. 
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(.Tr.)    Biblical  archaeology.    SeeJahn,J. 

Walker,  J.   Perteotlonlsm.    UpUam'sLtteot  faltli. 

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Uphani,  Warren.  Upper  beaches  and  del- 
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Vptaues,  Karl.    Grundlehren  der  logik.    17 

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Ilpjohllj  Richard,  and  others.  A  book  of 
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Upland,  Pa.    Armstrong,  E.    Record  of  the 

court  at  U.,  1676-81.  201  pp.  (Pa.  Hiat.  Soo.  Mem.  v.  7, 
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Upper  Canada.    See  Canada. 

Upper  Egypt :  its  people  and  its  products. 

Klunzinger,  0.  B.  1433 

Upper  Mississippi.    Gale,  G.  8587 

Upper  ten  thousand.  The.    Thom,  A.  B. 

1187 
Uppstroem,  Anders  (J7d.)    1806-65.    Codex 

Argenteus,    sive    sacrorum    Evangeliorum 

versionis  Gothicae  fragmenta.    See  Ulfllas, 

Bp.  of  the  Ooths. 
Upsaia.    Bahder,  K.  von  (,Ed.)     Gereimte 

beichte  aua  U.  6  pp.  [Germania,  v.  31,  1886,  p.  99.)— 
CrefTroyi  A.  (Juatrl6me  centenalra  de  I'unlveraltS 
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Upsliur,  Abel  Parker.  1790-1844.  ,  Brief 
inquiry  into  the  nature  and  character  of  our 
federal  government :  being  a  review  of 
Judge  Story's  Commentaries  on  the  Consti- 
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Upton,  MaJ.-Gen.  Emory.  1839-81.  Armies 
of  Asia  and  Europe :  embracing  ofiScial  re- 
ports on  the  armies  of  Japan,  China,  India, 
Persia,  Italy,  Russia,  Austria,  Germany, 
France,  and  England.  Accompanied  by  let- 
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MiCHiE,  P.  S.    Life  and  letters  of  Emory 

Upton.     1885. 

Upton,  George  Putnam.     1834—.    Standard 

oratorios,  their    stories,  their    music,  and 

their  composers.     A  handbook.     Chicago, 

1887.     13°.  — S756 

PAIII  v.— 100. 


Mozart,  J.  0.  W.  A. 
Paine,  J.  K. 
Raff,  J.  J. 
Reinecke,  E. 
Rheinberger,  J.  G. 
Rubinstein,  A.  Q. 
Salnt-Saene,  G.  C. 
Schubert,  F.  P. 
gcliumauu,  R.  A. 
Spohr,  L. 
Stanford,  C.  V. 
Sullivan,  Sir  A.  S. 
Volkmann,  F.  R. 
Wagner,  W.  R. 


Contents.  Bach,  J.  S.  Christmas  oratorio;  The 
Saint  Matthew  Paaalon;  The  Magnlflcat  In  D.— Bee- 
thoven, L.  van.     The  Mount  of  Ollvea,— Bennett, 

W.  8.    Tho  Woman  ot  Samaria Berlioz,  H.  L.    The 

Requiem.— Brahms,  .1.  The  German  Requiem.— 
Costa,  M.  Eli,— Dvoi'ftk,  A.  The  Stabat  Mater.— 
Gounod,  0.  F.  The  Redemption  j  Mors  et  vita.-- 
Haendel,  G.  F.  Israel  In  Egypt ;  Saul ;  Samson ;  The 
Messiah;  Judas Maccabaeua;  The Dettlngen Te  Deum. 
— Haydn,  F.  .T.  The  Creation ;  The  Seasons.- Lilgzt, 
F.  Chrlstua;  Legend  of  the  Holy  Elizabeth.- Mac- 
farren,  G.  A,  St.  John  the  Baptist.— Mackenzie,  A. 
0.  The  Rose  ot  Sharon.— Blendelgsohn-Barthal- 
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—Mozart,  J.  0.  W.  A.  Requiem.— The  Oratorio.— 
Paine,  J.  K.  St.  Peter.  —  Rossini,  G.  A.  Stabat 
Mater.— Rubinstein,  A.  G.  Tower  ot  Babel;  Para- 
dise Lost.- Sacred  music  in  America.— Saint- 
Saeng,  C.  C.  Ohriatmaa  oratorio.— Schumann,  B. 
Paradiae  and  the  Peri.— Spohr,  L.  Laat  Judgment. 
—Sullivan,  Sir  A.  S.  The  Prodigal  son ;  The  Light  ot 
the  world.— Verdi,  G.  Manzonl  Bequiem.— Appendix. 

Standard  symphonies,  their  history, their 

music,  and  their  composers.  A  handbook. 
Chicago,  1889.     13°.  —3756 

Contents. 
Beethoven,  L.  van. 
Berlioz,  H,  L. 
Brahms,  J. 
Cowen,  F.  H. 
DvoMk,  A. 
Gade,  N.  W. 
Goetz,  H. 
Goldmark,  E. 
Haydn,  F.  J. 
Hotmann,  H.  K,  J. 
Liszt,  F. 
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy,  J. 

L.  F. 
Moakowaki,  M. 

Woman  in  music.  8  ed.,  revised  and  en- 
larged.    Chicago,  1886.     13°.  i— 3756 

{Tr.)    Lives  of  Haydn;  Liszt;  Wagner. 

SeeNohl,  L. 

Upton,  Mrs.  Harriet  Taylor.  Our  early 
Presidents,  their  wives  and  children,  frotn 
Washington  to  Jackson.  lUustr.  Boston 
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Upton,  John.  Oiraa  1707-60.  Critical  obser- 
vations on  Shakespeare.    London,  1746.    8°. 

3395 

(Ed.)     Spenser's   Faerie   queene.     See 

Spenser,  E. 

Upton,  M.  G.     The   Man-fanciers.     8  pp. 

(Ooerld.  -Monthly,  v.  10,  1873,  p.  627.)— Our  first  tele- 
gram.   7  pp.    (OoerW.  ifoniWi/,  V.  7, 1871,  p.  644.) 

Upton,  Winslow.  1858—.  Information  rel- 
ative to  the  construction  and  maintenance 
of  time-balls.  Washington,  1881.  4°.  (U. 
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Use  of  the  spectroscope  in  meteorological 

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Ural  mountains.     Hochstetter,  F.  von. 

TJeber  den  D.  68  pp.  {Samml.  wissens.  iiortrg.y.S,lSTi, 
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Urania.    34  pp.    Holmes,  O.  W.,  Poems,  p. 

207. 

Urania.    15  pp.  Manzoni,  A.  F.  T.  A.,Poesie, 

p.  367. 

Uranlus,  Pres&^iero/JVoZ*.    5  cent.    Epistola 

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Uranologlon.    Petau,  D.  (Ed.)  3841 

Uranus.  Newcomb,  S.  Uranian  and  Nep- 
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Urban  club.  Notes  on  Shakespeare  and 
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IJrbanilsky,  Alfred,  Ritter  von.  1853—. 
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Urbauo,  L',  romanzo.  Boccaccio,  G.,  Opere 
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Urbanus  I,  St.,  Pope.    —230.    Epistola  ad 

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Urbanus  II,  Pope.  ^1099.  Epistolae,  dip- 
lomata,  sermones  :  accedunt  saeculi  XI  auc- 
tores  incertae  aetatis  et  anonymi,  sequuntur 
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Decreta  in  oonollio  Nemausensl;  Conflrmata  In 

concUio  Nemausensl  donations  Baimundl  Comitis. 
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Bertbold,  of  Constance.    Gesta  Urbani  II  Fapae. 

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Urbanus  IV,  Pope.  Circa  1200-64.  Episto- 
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Urbanus  V,  Pope.  Circa  1309-70.  Episto- 
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Prou,  M.    Etude  sur  les  relations  poli- 

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Urbanus  VI,  Pope.    1318-89.    Acta  dispen- 

Satlbnls  concessae  Galeacio  Vicecomiti  et  Catharinae, 
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Urbinu,  Mrs.  Levina  Buoncuore,  Day, 
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Urceo,  Antonio.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

bommes,  v.  4. 

Urdu  language.  See  Hindustani  language. 

Ure,Audrew,  Jf.  7).  1778-1857.  Cotton  manu- 
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illustrated.  With  an  introductory  view  of 
its  comparative  state  in  foreign  countries. 
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The  same.  Supplement,  ed.  by  Robert 
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The  same.  V.  4.  Supplement.  London, 
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Philosophy  of  manufactures  :  or,  an  ex- 
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Urfe,  Honor6  d'.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

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Urgescb  icbte  der  germaniscben  und 
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Urgescbicbte  und  mythologie  der 
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Url,  Canton,  Switzerland.  Zschokke,  J.  H. 
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Urica,  novelle  in  versen.    29  pp.    Heyse, 

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See  also  IVroxeter. 

Urinary  affeciions.  Atlas  of  illustrations 
of  pathology  compiled  (chiefly  from  original 


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See  also  Calculns  (inmedicine). — Diabetes. — Cren- 
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Urine.  Neubaube,  K.  T.  L.,  and  Yogel,  J. 
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a  Protestant  to  the  Pope  to  restore  the  law  of  na- 
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Ursprniig  der  deutsclieu  stadtTcr- 
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Ursprung  der  nomerischen  ge- 
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Urspriing  der  islaeiidisclien  poesie, 
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Ursprnng  der  mytliologie.  Schwartz, 
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Ursprung  der  spraehe.  Noir6,  L.  —2174 

ITrspruiig  der  spracbe.    Steinthal,  H. 

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IJrsprnngder  wirbelthtere.  Dohrn,  A. 

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ITrspruDg  des  siebenjaetarigen  krie- 
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Mogunliacarum  chronicon,  V.  1.— Doniinicanorum 

Colmariensium   fasti,  v.  2 Fragmcntum  histori- 

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-  Metrical  leeend  01  Balnt  TTrsula,  from  the  orig- 
inal ed.  of  WynSyii  de  Worde.  32  pp.  {With  Legend 
of  St.  Ursula,  p.  69.) 

Ilrsule  Mirouet.    218  pp.    Balzac,  H.  de, 

(Euvres  compl,  v.  6,  p.  1. 

IJrsuline  convent.  Charlestown'convent ; 
its  destruction,  Aug.  11,  1834,  with  ...  the 
trials  of  the  rioters.    1870. 

IJrsuIines.  Tranchepain  de  St.  Augustin, 
M.  de.  Relation  du  voyage  des  premiSres 
Ursulines  A  la  Nouvelle  Orleans  et  de  leur 
6tablissement  en  cette  ville.    1859. 

Ursus,  Robertus.  See  Orso,  R.  (in  supple- 
ment). 

IJl'tica  dioica,  Recherches  anatomiques 
sur  les  organes  v^gStatlts  de  I".  256  pp.  23  pi.  Gravis, 
A.    (Brussels  Acad.  Mm.  com.  v.  47, 18S6.) 

IJrtuki  Tiirknmflns,  Coins  of  the.    44 

pp.  6  pi.    Poole,  S.  L.    (Thomas,  E.,  Intemat.  numismat. 
orient,  v.  1,  pt.  2.) 

Uruguay.  Famin,  S.  M.  C.  Chili,  Para- 
guay, Uruguay,  Buenos  Ayres.  1840.  (Uni- 
vers. ) 

Latham,  W.    States  of  the  river  Plate. 

1868. 

Reclng,  E.    La  guerre  de  I'TT.  [1862-64].    31  pp. 

(iSev.  d.  deux  mondes^  1865,  2  p6r.  v.  55,  p.  967.) 

See  also  jHontevtdeo.    Also  ITnlted  States,  In- 
ternational American  Conference. 

Urvaica.    Techo,  N.  del.    History  of  the 

provinces  of  Paraguay ...  and  U.    114  pp.    (Churchill, 
A.  and  J.,  Voyages,  v.  6,  p.  3.) 

Ui'ville,  Dumont  d '.    See  Dumont  d  'Urville, 

J.  S.  C. 
Urwelt  der  Schwciz.    Heer,  O.      —1625 
IJrzeit  der  Indogermaiien,  Ueber  die. 

42  pp.    Justl,  F.    (Baumer,  F.  L.  G,  yon,  Eist.  taschen- 
luch,  1862,  p.  301.) 

Usage  des  romans,  De  1'.    Lenglet  Du- 

fresnoy,  N.,  Abbi.    2  v.  1367 

Usages  anciens  relatifs  aux  fnn£> 

rallies.    10  pp.    (Leber,  J.  M.  0.,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de 
France,  v.  11,  p.  44.) 

Usages  de  la  vie  civile  dans  lesquels  on 
trouve  chez  tons  les  peuples  du  monde,  un 
raport  indirect  ^  la  religion.  Representes 
par  des  figures  exactement  dessinees  et  gra- 
vees  Buivant  le  gout  et  la  methode  de  Ber- 
nard Picart  le  Remain  :  avec  des  disserta- 
tions historiques  qui  decrivent  et  expliquent 
ce  qu'il  y  a  de  singulier  dans  ces  usages. 
Amsterdam,  1741.  fo.  {Ciremonies  et  eou- 
fumes,  V.  8.)  — 1251 

Usages  fnndbres,  Histoire  des.  Feydeau, 
E.  A.    3  V.  1701 

Use  and  abuse ;  a  tale.    9  pp.    (Rev.  of  in 

Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  y.  34, 1849,  p.  193.) 

Use  and  abuse  of  parliaments.  Ralph, 

J.    2  V.  —1334 

Use  and  abuse  of  political  terms. 

Lewis,  Sir  G.  C.  —1317 

Use    and    abuse   of  tobacco.    6  pp. 

Brodie,  Sir  B.  C,  Works,  y.  1,  p.  652. 

Use  and  beauty.    5   pp.    Spencer,  H., 

Essays,  sci.,polit.  and  spec.  v.  1,  p.  429. 

Use  and  limit  of  the  imagination  in 

science,  Essays  on  the.  Tyndall,  J.  — 1514 
Use  and  study  of  history.  On  the.    Tor- 

rens,  W.  T.  McC.  3455 

Use  of  gold  and  other  metals  among 

the  ancient  inhabitants  of  Chiriqui,  isthmus 

of   Darien.     Holmes,   W.    H.    (Smithson. 

Inst.  Bureau  of  Ethnol.)  —3453 

Use  of  the  blowpipe.    Plattner,  K.  F., 

and  Muspratt,  S.  — 1505 


Use  of  the  spirit  level,  Essay  on  the. 
Blackett,  T.  O.  —2735 

Useful  arts. 

AiKiN,  A.    Illustrations  of  arts  and  man- 
ufactures.   1841. 

Barnard,  F.  A.  P.  Paris  Universal  Ex- 
position, 1867.  Report  on  machinery  and 
processes  of  the  industrial  arts,  and  appa- 
ratus of  the  exact  sciences.     1869. 

The  same.    1869.     (Blake,  W.  P.,  U.  S. 
Com.  Paris  Expos.  1867,  Reports,  v.  3.) 

DODD,  G.     Curiosities  of  industry,    n.  d. 

DuPiN,  F.  P.  C,  Baron.    Geometrie  et 

mechanique  des  arts  et  metiers,  et  des 
beaux-arts.     1825-26,  3  v. 

Friederichs,  K.    Kleinere    kunst    und 

Industrie  im  alterthum.  1871.  (In  Ms  Ber- 
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GoGUET,  A.  Y.    De  I'origine  des  loix,  des 

arts,  et  des  sciences  ;  et  de  leurs  progres 
chez  les  anciens  peuples.     1758,  3  v. 
The  same,  tr.  into  English.     1775,  3  v. 

Great  Britain.  Pubs,  of  government.  De- 
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Labarte,  C.  J.    Histoire  des  arts  indus- 

triels  au  moyen  fige  et  A  I'epoque  de  la 
renaissance.     1873-73,  3  v. 

Laborde,  L.  E.  S.  J.,  Marquis  de.    De 

I'union  des  arts  et  de  I'industrie.     1856,  3  v. 

Lardner,  D.  (Ed.)    Museum  of  science 

and  art.     1854-56,  13  v.  in  6. 
Martin,  T.    Circle  of   the   mechanical 

arts.     1813. 

RosELEUR,  A.    Manipulations  hydroplas- 

tiques.     1878. 

Smith,  W.    Examples  of  household  taste. 

n.  d. 

Spon,  E.    "Workshop  receipts.    1873. 

TORHENS,  W.  T.  McC.    Industrial  history 

of  free  nations.     1840,  3  v. 

Borelll,  J.  A.    M6molre  sur  les  moyens  de  taire 

fleurlr  les  arts  utiles  dans  un  6tat.  18  pp.  (Berlin 
Akad.  wissens.  Nouv.  mem.  1773,  p.  623.}— Calonne,  A. 
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35.)— Everett,  E.  The  husbandman,  mechanic,  and 
manufacturer.  9  pp.  {Orations  and  speeches,  v.  3,  p. 
88.)— Pislte,  J.  Heroes  of  Industry.  8  pp.  {Excur- 
sions of  an  evolutionist,  p.  203.) — Library  of  useful 
knowledge.  16  pp.  {Edin.  Rev.  v.  60,  1830,  p.  181 ; 
V.  61,  1B30,  p.  626.)— Lowe,  N.  M.  Report  on  wood- 
industries.  27  pp.  (Thurston,  R.  H.,  Reports  Com. 
JI..Si  Vienna  Intemat.  Exhib.'-v,  4.) — Origin  and  prog- 
ress of  the  useful  arts.  25  pp.  {JV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  33, 
1831,  p.81.)— Saveney,  E.  D6)6gatlonsouyrl6re8krEx- 
positlon  universale  de  1867.  36  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1868,  2  p6r.  V.  77,  p.  586.)— Sclierzer,  K.  von.  An- 
faenge  menschlicher  Industrie.  32  pp.  {Samml.  wis- 
sens: vortrg.  y.  18, 1883,  p.  439.)— Tout-puigsance  de 
I'industrie.  21,  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1855,  n. 
p6r.  2  s.  T.  9,  p.  999.)— Waring,  C.  Future  of  in- 
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See  also  Assaying.— Bookbinding. — Bricklay- 
ing. —  Calleo-printing.—  Carpentry.  —  Chem- 
istry, Technical, — Decoration  and  ornament. — 
Domestic  economy.— Dyes  and  dyeing.— In- 
ventions.— Alachlnery. —  Manufactures. —Ma- 
sonry. —  Mechanics.  ~-  Painting.  —  Pottery.  — 
Printing. —  Tanning.— Tapestry.  —  Technical 
education.  — Turning.  —  "Weaving.  —  Wood- 
carving.  .^JsO'IJondon.  Internatioual Exhibition, 
1851;  1862.— Parts.  Exposition  Uuiverselle  de  1866; 
1867;  1873.- Philadelphia.  International  Exhibi- 
tlDQ,  1376.— Vienna.    International  Exhibition,  1873. 


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Dr.  TwlBs  concerning  the  Sabbath,  v.  12.— Hlstorla 
dogmatlca  controverslae  inter  orthodoxos  et  pontlflcos 
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Uinta  Mts. 


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Tratado  para  confirmar  en  la  fe  cristiana 

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Agnolo,  of  Siena,  v.  1. 
Aguolo,  B.  d',  V.  6. 
Agostluo,  of  Siena,  v.  1. 
Alberti,  L.  B.  v.  2. 
Albertinelll,  M.  v.  4. 
AUorl,  A.  V.  7. 
Altisslmo,  0.  deir,  v,  7. 
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Andrea  dal  Monte  Sansovino. 

See  Contucclo,  A. 
Andrea  dl  Coslmo  Feltrlnl. 

See  Feltrlnl,  A.  di  C. 
Andrea  Plsano.    See  Plsano, 

A. 
Antonello  da  Messina,  v.  2. 
Antonio  da  San  Galio,  v.  4. 
Antonio  da  San  Gallo,  II  Oi- 

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Antonio  Viniziano,  v.  1. 
Bacclo  da  -Monte  Lupo,  v.  4. 
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Ramengbi,  B. 
Baldassare    da    Siena. 

Peruzzl,  B. 
Baldovinetti,  A.  v.  2. 
Bandinelil,  B.  v.  6. 
Barbiere,  A.  del,  v.  7. 
Barton,  T.  V.  2. 
Bartolommeo,  Abiot  of  St. 

Ctemente,  v.  3. 
Bartolommeo  da  Bagnaca- 
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Bartolommeo  di  San  Marco, 

V.  4. 
Becoafuml,  D.  v.  5. 
Bellini,  Gentile,  v.  3. 
Bellini,  Giovanni,  v.  3. 
Bellini,  J.  T.  3. 


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Benedetto  da  Rovezzano,  v.  4. 
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Bernardl,  G.,  da  Castel  Bo- 

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BIglo,  M.  A.  F.  V.  5. 
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Bologne,  J.  de,  v.  7. 
Botticelli,  S.  V.  3. 
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V.  4. 
Bronzino,  A.  v.  7. 
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V.  5. 
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Carruccl  da  Pontormo,  J.  v. 


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Giorgio,  F.  dl,  V.  3. 

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Giotto,  v.  1. 
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Giovanni  da  Udine,  v.  6. 

Glrolamo  da  Trevigi,  v.  5. 

GluUano  da  San-6allo,  v.  4. 

GluUo  Romano,  v.  5. 

GozzoU,  B.  V.  3. 

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Indaoo,  J.  v.  3. 

Jacopo  dalla  Querela,  v.  2. 

Jacopo  di  Casentino,  v.  1. 

Lapo,  A.  df,  V.  1. 

LappoU,  G.  A.  T.  6. 

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P. 

Leone,  L.,  of  Arezzo,  v.  7. 

Llberale,  of  Verona,  v.  5. 

Llolnlo  da  Pordenone,  G.  A. 
V.  5. 

Llppl,  F.  T.  3. 

Llppl,  Fra  F.  v.  2. 

Llppo,  v.  2. 

Lombaidl,  A.,  of  Ferrara,  v. 

e. 
Lorenzettl,  A.  v.  1. 
Lorenzettl,  P.  v.  1. 
Lorenzetto,  v.  4. 
Lorenzl,  A.  dl  G.  v.  7. 
liOrenzl,  B.  v.  7. 
Lorenzl,  S.  dl  G.  v.  7. 
Lorenzo,  Don,  v.  2. 
Lotto,  L.  V.  6. 
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Majano,  G.  da,  v.  2. 
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Udine. 
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Marcllla,  or   MarslgUa,  G. 

da,  V.  4. 

PAKT  v.— 103. 


Margarltone,  of  Arezzo,  v.  1. 
Martini,  S.    See  Hemml,  S. 

M. 
Maaaoolo  Guldl  da  San  Gi- 
ovanni, T.  V,  2. 
Masollno  da  Panieale,  v.  2. 
Maturlno,  of  Florence,  v.  5. 
MazzuoU,  G.  F.  M.,  II  Par- 

miggiano,  v.  5. 
Memmi,  L.  v.  1. 
Memml,  S.  M.  v.  1. 
Mloarino.  SeeBecoafuml,  D. 
Mlchelozzl,  M.  v.  2. 
Mlnga,  A.  del,  v.  7. 
Mlno,  Maestro,  v.  2. 
Mlno  da  Fiesole,  v.  3. 
Montorsoll,  ^ra  G.  A.  v.  6. 
Morandlnl,    F.,     called     II 

Poppo,  V.  7.  - 
Morto  da  Feltro,  v.  6. 
Mosca.S.  V.  6. 
Munarl,  P.,  of  itodena,  v.  4. 
Nanui.     See    Giovanni    da 

TTdine. 
Nannl  d'Autonlo  dl  Banco, 

V.  2. 
Nassaro,  M.  dal,  of  Verona, 

V.  6. 
Nlccola  da  Pisa,  v.  1. 
Nlcoold  detto  I\  Trlbolo,  v.  6. 
Nlccold  dl  Piero,  of  Arezzo, 

V.  2. 
Oroagna,  A.  dl  0.  v.  1. 
Falma,  J.,  II  Vecchio,  v.  6. 
Paolo  Romarto,  v.  2. 
Pellegrlno  da  Modana.    See 

Munarl,  P. 
Pennacchl,  G.  da,  of  Trevigi. 

See  Glrolamo  da  Trevigi. 
Pennl,  G.  F.,  II  Fatlore,  v.  4. 
Perugino,P.    >Sefi  Vannuccl, 

P.P. 
Peruzzl,  B.  v.  4. 
Peaelli,  F.  v.  3. 
Peselli,  P.  V.  3. 
Plnturloohlo,  B.  v.  3. 
Plombo,  ^o  S.  del,  v.  6. 
Jlppl,  G.  B.    ,See  Glullo  iCo- 

mano. 
Plsanello,  V.,  ofVerona,  v.  3. 
Plsano,  A.  v.  1. 
PoUdoro  Caldara  da  Cara- 

vagglo,  V.  5. 
PoUajolo,  A.  V.  3. 
PoUajolo,  P.  V.  3. 
Ponte,  G.  da,  v.  1. 
Pontellt,  B.  V.  2. 
Poppo.    See  Morandlnl,  F. 
Pordenone.    See  Llclnlo  da 

Pordenone,  G.  A. 
Prlmatloolo,  F.  v.  7. 
PuUdoro    da    Caravagglo. 

See  PoUdoroi 
Puilgo,  D.  V.  4. 
KafEaelle  Sanzlo  di  Vriino, 

T,  4. 
Raffaello  da  Monte  Lupo,  v.  4. 
Kalmondl,  M.  A.,  of  Bologna, 

V.  5. 
BamengU,  B.,  da  Bagnaca- 

vallo,  V.  5. 
Bazzl,  G.  A.,  called  II  Sod- 

doma,  V.  6. 
Elcamatore.    See  Giovanni 

da  Udine. 
Eloolarelll,  D.,  called  di  Vol- 

terra,  v.  7. 
Bobbia,  L.  della,  v.  2. 
Bomano,  P.    See  Paolo  Ro- 
mano. 
KoselUno,  A.  v.  8. 
EoaelUnO,  B.  v.  3. 
Eoaselli,  C.  v.  3. 
Rossi,  P.  do",  v.  6. 
Eosal,  V.  de",  da  Fiesole,  v.  7. 
EOBSO,  II,  V.  6. 
Eovezzano,  B.  da.    See  Ben- 
edetto da  Rovezzano. 
Bustlcl,  G.  F.  V.  6. 
Sallncorno,  M.  dl,  v.  7. 
Salviatl,  F.  E.,  called  II  Sal- 

Tlati,  V.  7. 
San    Frlano,    H.    da.     <S^ee 
Ha'nzuoU,  M. 


See 


See 


Sangallo,  A.  G.  da.    See  An- 
tonio da  Sangallo. 
Sangallo,  B.  da,  detto  Arls- 

totUe,  V.  6. 
Sangallo,  F.  da,  v.  7. 
San  Glmlgnano,  V.  da,  v.  4. 
Sanmlcnele,  M.  v.  6. 
Sansovlno,   A.   dal  M. 

Oontucclo,  A. 
Sansovlno,  j.  T.  v.  7. 
Santa-Croce,  G.  E.  da,  v 
Sarto,  A.  del,  v.  5. 
Scarpaccla,  V.  v.  3. 
Sclorlna,  L.  della,  v.  7. 
Sebastian    Ylnlzlano. 

Plombo,  Fra  S.  del. 
Settlgnano,  D.  da,  v.  3. 
Siclolante,  G.,  da  Sermoneta, 

v.  7. 
SlgnorelU  da  Cortona,  L.  v. 

3. 
Slmone,  v.  2. 
Simone,  called  II  Cronaca, 

V.  4. 
Soggl,  N.  V.  6. 
SogUanl,  G.  A.  v.  6. 
SplnelU,  P.  v.  2. 
Spluello,  of  Arezzo,  v.  1. 
Stefano,  II  Fiorentino,  v.  1. 
Stetano,  T.,  II  Qiottino,  v.  1. 
Strada,  or  Stradanus,  J.  v. 

7. 


Sustrls,  or  Suter,  F.  dl  L. 
v.  7. 

Taffl,  or  Tafl,  A.  v.  1. 

Tattl,  J.  S.    See  Sansovlno, 
J.  T. 

Timoteo  da  DrMno.  SeeYlte, 
T. 

Titl,8.  dl,  V.  7. 

Tlzlano,  v.  7. 

Torrlglano,  P.  v.  4. 

Tribolo,    N.      See    NiccolO 
de«o  II  Trlbolo. 

Uccello,  P.  v.  2. 

IJdlne,-G.  da.    See  Giovanni 
da  Udine, 

UgoUno,  V.  1. 

Vaga,  P.  del,  v.  6. 

Vannuocl,  P.  P.  v.  3. 

Vasarl,  L.  v.  2. 

Vecchletto,  L.  di  P.  v.  3. ' 

Vellano  da  Padova,  v.  2. 

Verona,  v.  5. 

Verroohlo,  A.  del,  v.  3. 

Vloentlno,  V.  v.  6. 

Vinci,  L.  da,  v.  4. 

Vinci,  P.  da,  v.  6. 

Vlte,  T.,  di  Urbino,  v.  4. 

Zucoa,  J.  della.    See  Zuoohi, 
J. 

Zuccaro,  T.  SeeZucohero,  T. 

Zucchero,  T.  v.  7. 

ZuccW,  J,  V.  7. 
Degll  Accademlci  del  dlsegno  plttori,  scultorl,  ed 
architettl,  e  delle  opere  loro,  v.  7 — Adrlaui,  G.  B. 
Lettera  a  M.  Giorgio  Vasarl,  v.  1.— Agll  artefici  del 
dlsegno.  v.  1.— Dl  dlversl  artefici  fiamminglit,' 
V.  7.— Dl  dlversl  artefici  Italianl,  v.  7.— Descrl-  • 
zioue  delle  opere  dl  V.  v.  7.— MarcantonloBolognese 
e  altn  Intagllatorl  dl  stampe,  v.  5.— Introdii- 
zione  alle  3  artl  del  dlsegno  cloe  arcbltettura,  scul- 
tura,  e  plttura,  v.  1.— Baglonamentl  aopra  le  Inven- 
zloiil  da  lul  dlplnte  in  Flrenze  . .  .  con  D.  Francesco 
de'  Medici,  v.  8.— Lettera  dedlcatorl,  v.  1.— Iicttere, 
V.  8.— Descrlzlone  dell'  apparato  fatto  In  Flrenze  per 
le  nozze  dell'  lUustrlsalmo  ed  ecoellentlsslmo  Don 
Francesco  de'  Sledlcl .  .  .  e  della  serenlsslma  regina 
Giovanna  d'Austrla,  v.  8.— Indlcl,  agglunte,  e  corre- 
zlonl,  T.  9. 

Ragionamenti  sopra  le  invenzioni  da  lui 

dipinte  in  Firenze  nel  Palazzo  Vecchio  con 
D.  Francesco  Medici  allora  principe  di  Fi- 
renze.    Pisa,  1823.     8°-  —1736 

Vite  de'  piA  eccellenti  pittori,  soultori,  e 

architetti.  Illustrate  con  note.  Milauo, 
1807-11.     16  V.  8°.  3766 

iVofe.— Contents  tlie  same  as  v.  1-7  ot  tbe  Opere. 

Lives   of   the   most   eminent    painters, 

sculptors,  and  architects :  tr.  from  the 
Italian.  With  notes  and  illustrations,  chiefly 
selected  from  various  commentators.  By 
Mrs.  Jonathan  Foster.  London,  1853-59. 
5  V.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.) 
Contents^ 


Agnolo,  of  Siena,  v.  1. 
Agnolo,  B.  d',  V.  8. 
Agostlno,  of  Siena,  ^.  1. 
Albertl,  L.  B.  t.  2, 
AlbertlnelU,  M.  v.  2. 
Allorl,^.  y.  6. 
Altisslmo,  O.  del',  v.  6. 
Ammanati,  B.  v.  5. 
Andrea  da  Fiesole,  v.  3. 
Andrea  dal  Monte  Sansovlno. 

See  Oontucclo,  A. 
Andrea  dl  Coslmo  Feltrlnl. 

See  Feltrlnl,  A.  dl  0. 
Andrea  Plsano.    See  Pisano, 

A. 
Antonello  da  Messina,  v.  2. 
Antonio  da  San  Gallo,  v.  2. 
Antonio  da  San  Gallo,  II  Gi- 

ovane,  v.  4. 
Antonio  Viniziano,  v.  1. 
Bacclo  da  Monte  Ijupo,  v.  3. 
Bagnacavallo,    B.    da.    See 

Eamenghl,  B. 
Baldasaare   da   Siena.     See 

Peruzzl,  B. 
Baldovlnettl,  A.  v.  2. 


Bandinelll,  B.  v.  4. 

Barblere,  A.  del,  v.  5. 

Barton,  T.  V.  1. 

Bartolommeo,  Al>l)ot  of  St. 
Clemente,  v.  2. 

Bartolommeo  da  Bagnaca- 
vallo.   See  Bamengbl,  B. 

Bartolommeo,  di  San  Marco, 
V.  2. 

Beccatural,  D.  v.  4. 

BelUnl,  Gentile,  v.  2. 

BelUnl,  Giovanni,  v.  2. 

Bellini,  J.  V.  2. 

Belluccl,  G.  B.,  da  San  Ma- 
rino, T.  4. 

Benedetto  da  Maiano,  v.  2. 

Benedetto   da  Rovezzano,  v. 
8. 

Berna,  v.  1. 

Bernardl,  G.,  da  Casiel  Bo- 
.  lognese,  v.  8. 

Blccl,  L.  dl,  V.  1. 

Blglo,  M.  A.  F.  V.  3. 
Boccacclno,  B.  v.  3. 
Bologne,  J.  de,  v.  B. 
Botticelli,  S.  V.  2. 


VASARI 


4690 


VASES 


Bramante  da  Vrbino,  D.  L. 

V.  2. 
Brouzlno,  A.  y.  6. 
BrunelleBchl,  F.  v.  1. 
BuGtalmacGO,  B.  v.  1. 
Buglardlul,  G.  v.  I. 
Buonarroti,  M.  A.,  of  Flor- 
ence, V.  6. 
Buouarrotl,  M.  A.,  of  Siena, 

Y.  3. 
BuoDtalentl,  B.  v.  5. 
Butterl.G.  M.  V.  5. 
Camicla,  C.  v.  2. 
CamlUlaai,  F.  v.  6. 
Caravagglo,  P.  C.  da.    See 

PoUdoro. 
Cardlsco,  M.,  II  Calavrese,  v. 

3. 
Carpi,  G.  da,  v.  4. 
Carruccl  da  Pontormo,  J. 

V.  4. 
Castagno  dl  Mugello,  A.  dal, 

v.  2. 
Oavalllni,  P.  v.  1. 
Gecca,  II,  V.  2. 
Cellini,  B.  V.  6. 
Clmabue,  G.  v.  1. 
Clovlo,  G.  G.  V.  6. 
Conte,  J.  del,  v.  5. 
Contuccio,    A,,    called    Dal 

Monte  Sansovino,  v.  3. 
Oorregglo,  A.  da,  v.  2. 
COBlmo,  P.  dl,  V.  2. 
Costa,  L.  V.  2. 
Credl,  L.  dl,  v.  3. 
•  Dantl,  Padre  I.  v.  5. 
Dautl,  v.  V.  6. 
Dello,  V.  1. 

Domenico  Viniziano,  y.  3. 
Donato,  V.  1. 
Doasl,  D.  V.  3. 
Doaal,  G.  B.  V.  3. 
Ducclo,  V.  1. 
Ercole  Ferrarese,  v.  2. 
Fabriano,  G.  da,  v.  2. 
Feltrlnl,  A.  di  0.  v.  3. 
Flesole,  G.  A.  da,  v.  2. 
Fiesole,    M.  da.    See  Mlno 

da  Fiesole. 
FUarete,  A.  v.  2. 
Franceaca,  P.  della,  v.  2. 
Franola,  F.  v.  2. 
Franco,  B.  v.  5. 
Gaddl,  A.  V.  1. 
Gaddi,  G.  T.  1. 
Gaddl,  T.  V.  1. 
Galassl,  G.  v.  2. 
Garbo,  B.  del,  v.  2. 
Garotolo,  B.  V.  4. 
Genga,  B.  v.  4. 
Genga,  G.  v.  4. 
Gherardi,  C,  detto  Doceno, 

V.  4. 
Gherardo,  of  Florence,  v.  2. 
Gberardo  Starnlna,  v.  1. 
Ghlbertl,  L.  v.  1. 
Ghirlandajo,  B.  v.  5. 
Ghlrlandajo,  David,  v.  5. 
Ghirlandajo,  Domenico,  y. 

2. 
Ghirlandajo,  B.  v.  6. 
Giamperti,  A.,  da  Sangallo, 

See  Antonio  da  Sangallo, 
Gimiguauo,  Y.  da  San.    See 

San  Gimlgnano,  V.  da.' 
Glocondo,  G.  t.  3. 
Giorgio,  F.  di,  v.  2. 
Glorglone  da  Castelfranco,  v. 

2. 
Giotto,  V.  1. 
Giovanni  da  Pisa,  v.  1. 
Giovanni  da  Udine,  v.  6. 
Glrolamo  da  Trevigi,  v.  3. 
Gluiiano  da  San  Qallo,  v.  2. 
Giulio  Romano,  v,  4. 
Gozzoli,  B.  v.  2. 
Granaccl,  F.  v.  3. 
Indaco,  J.  v.  2. 
Jacopo  della  Qttercia,  v.  1. 
Jacopo  di  Casentino,  v.  1. 
Lapo,  A.  di,  V.  1. 
Lappoll,  G.  A.  V.  4. 
Laurati,  P.    See  Lorenzettl, 

P. 


Leone,  L.,  of  Aretzo,  v,  6. 
Liberale,  of  Verona,  v.  3. 
Liclnlo  da  Pordenone,  G.  A. 

V.  3. 
Llppi,  F.  V.  2. 
Lippi,  Fra  F.  v.  2. 
Iilppo,  T.  1. 
Lombardi,  A.,  of  Ferrara,  v. 

3. 
Lorenzetti,  A.  v.  1. 
Lorenzettl,  P.  v.  1. 
Lorenzetto,  v.  3. 
Lorenzi,  A.  dl  G.  v.  5. 
Lorenzl,  B.  v.  6. 
Lorenzi,  S.  di  G.  v.  6. 
Lorenzo,  Don,  v.  1. 
Lotto,  L.  V.  3. 
Macohlettl,   G.,    called   del 

Crociflaaaio,  v.  5. 
Majano,  B.  da,  v.  2. 
Majano,  G.  da,  v.  2. 
Mannl.     See   Giovanni    da 

Udine. 
Mantegna,  A.  v.  2. 
Manzuoll,  M.  V.  5. 
Marcllla  or  Maraiglia,  Or.  da, 

V.  3. 
Margaritone,  of  Arezzo,  v.  1. 
Martini,  S.    Sec  Memmi,  S. 

M. 
Masaccio  Guidi  da  San  Gio- 
vanni, T.  V.  1. 
Maaolino  da  Panicale,  v.  1. 
Maturlno,  of  Florence,  v.  5. 
Mazzuoli,  G.  F.  M.,  II  Par- 

miggiano,  v.  3. 
Memmi,  L.  v.  1. 
Memmi,  S.  M.  v.  1. 
Mlcarino.     See  Beccafumi, 

D. 
Michelozzi,  M.  V.  1. 
Mlnga,  A.  del,  v.  5. 
Mino,  Maestro,  v.  2. 
Mlno  da  Fiesole,  v.  2. 
Montorscli,  Fra  G.  A.  v.  5. 
Morandini,  F.,  called  II  Pop- 

po,  V.  5. 
Morto  da  Feltro,  v.  3. 
Mosca,  S.  v.  4. 
Muuarl,  P.,  ofModena,  v.  3. 
Nanni.      See    Giovanni    da 

Udine. 
Nanni  d'Antonio  dl  Banco, 

T.  1. 
Kaaaaro,  M.  dal,  of  Verona, 

V.  3. 
Niccola  da  Pisa,  v.  1. 
NI000I6  detto  II  Tribolo,  v.  4. 
Nlccold  di  Piero,  of  Arezzo, 

V.  1. 
Orcagna,  A."  dl  C.  v.  1. 
Palma,  J.,  //  Vecchio,  v.  3. 
Paolo  Momano,  v.  2. 
Pellegrlno  da  Modana.     See 

Munari,  P. 
Pennacchl,  G.  da,  of  Trevigi. 

See  Glrolamo  da  Trevigi. 
Pennl,  G.  F.,  II  Fattore,  v.  3. 
Peruglno,  P.    See  Vann  uocl, 

P.  P. 
Peruzzl,  B.  v.  3. 
Peselll,  F.  V.  2. 
Peaelli,  P.  v.  2. 
Pinturicchio,  B.  v.^. 
Piombo,  Fra  S.  del,  v.  4. 
Pippi,  G.  K.    See  Glullo  Ro- 
mano. 
Plsauello,  Y.,  of  Verona,  v.  2. 
Plsano,  A.  V.  1. 
Polldoro  Caldara  da  Cara- 
vagglo, V.  3. 
PoUaJolo,  A.  V.  2. 
Pollajolo,  P.  V.  2. 
Ponte,  G.  da,  v.  1. 
Pontelli,  B.  V.  2. 
Poppo.    See  Morandini,  F. 
Pordenone.    See  Liclnlo  da 

Pordenone,  G.  A. 
Primatticcio,  F.  v.  6. 
Pulldoro  da  Caravagglo.  See 

PoUdoro. 
Puligo,  D.  T.  3. 
Baffaelle  Sanzio  di  Urbino, 

V.  3. 


Eaffaello  da  Monte  Lupo,  v.  3.  SlgnorelU  da  Oortona,  L.  v. 

Raimondl,  M.  A.,o/£oIoffnii,  2. 

V.  3.  Simone,  v.  2. 

Bamenghi,  B.,  da  Bagnaca-  Simons,  called  II  Orouaca,  T. 

vallo,  V.  3.  3. 

Razzl,  G.  A.,  called  II  Soddo-  Soggl,  N.  v.  4. 


ma,  V.  4. 

Rlcamatore. 
da  Udine. 

RiooiareHi,  D.,  called  di  Vol- 
terra,  v.  5. 

Robbla,  L.  della,  v.  1. 

Romano,  P.    See  Paolo  So 
mano. 

Roselliuo,  A.  V.  2. 

BosBllino,  B.  V.  2. 

Rosselli,  0.  V.  2. 

Roaai,  P.  de',  v.  3. 

Roaai,  V.  de',  da  Fiesole,  v.  5, 

Eoaao,  II,  v.  3. 

Eovezzano,  B.da.  /See  Bene- 
detto da  Rovezzano. 

Ru8ticl,G.  F.  V.  5. 

Sallncorno,  M.  dl,  v.  6. 

Salvlatt,  F.  B,.,  called  11  Sal. 
vlate,  V.  5. 

San    Friano,    M.    da. 
Manzuoli,  M. 

Sangallo,  A.  G.  da.    See  An- 
tonio da  Sangallo. 

Sangallo,  B.  da,  detto  Aria- 
totile,  V.  4. 

Sangallo,  F.  de,  v.  6. 


SogUani,  G.  A.  v.  3. 
See  Giovanni    Splnelli,  P.  v.  1. 

Splnello,  of  Arezzo,  v.  1. 
Stetano,  11  Fiorentino,  v.  1. 
Stefano,  T.,  11   GiotKno,  v. 

1. 
Strada,  or  Stradanus,  J.  v. 

6. 
Sustrls,  or  Suter,  F.  dl  L. 

V.  6. 
Taffl,  or  Tafl,  A.  v.  1. 
Tatli,  J.  8.  See  Sanaoylno,  J. 

T. 
Timoteoda  (TrMiio.  SeeYite, 

T. 
Tlti,  S.  di,  v.  5. 
Tiziano,  y.  B.  ■ 
Torrigiano,  P.  v.  2. 
Tribolo,  N.   5ee  Nlccold  detlo 

II  Tribolo. 
See    TJccello,  P.  v.  1. 

Udine,  G.  da.    See  Giovanni 

da  Udine. 
ITgolino,  y.  1. 
Vaga,  P.  del,  v.  4. 
Vannuocl,  P.  P.  y.  2. 
Yaaarl,  L.  y.  2. 


.San  Gimlgnano,  V.  da,  y.  2.    Veochletto,  L.  di  P.  v.  2. 


Sanmlchele,  M.  v.  4. 
Sansovino,  A.  dal  M. 

Contuccio,  A. 
Sansovino,  J.  T.  y.  5. 
Santa-Croce,  G.  R.  da,  v.  3. 
Sarto,  A.  del,  y.  3. 
Scarpaticia,  V.  v.  2. 
Sciorina,  L.  della,  y.  5. 
Sebastian    Viniziano. 

Piombo,  Fra  S.  del. 
Settlgnauo,  D.  da,  v.  2. 
Slclolaute,  G.,  da  Sermoneta, 

y.  6. 


See 


Vellauo  da  Padova,  y.  2. 
See    Yerona,  v.  B. 

Verroohlo,  A.  del,  v.  2. 
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Contents.  Aesopns.— Angelo  custodi  suo.— 
Antonius  Godellus,  an  elogU  aurelianl  acriptor 
Idoneus,  Idemque  utrum  poeta.— Aristophanes.— 
Calus  Valerius  Catullus,  Marcus  Valerius  Martlalls. 
—  De  ascenslone  Chrlstl.— De  forma  Chrlstl.— De 
natall  Chrlstl.- De  resurrectlone  Chrlstl.— De  Chris- 
to  cruclflxo.— Marcus  Tulllus  Cicero.- De  felicitate 
coelltum.— Comici  poetae.— Crltlcl,  aut  phllo- 
logl.— Eleglae.— De  eplgrammate.— Eplsram- 
matum   Ubrl  IV.— Eplstola.— De  eucharistlae 

Sacramento.— Fahulatores,   aliquot  alU Ludicra 

dlctlone  non  usl  Graeci  scrlptores.— Hellodorus 
et  similes — Herolcornm  Uber.— Qulntus  Horatins 
Flaccus,  Aulus  Perslus  Flaccus,  Declmus  Junius 
Juvenalis.- De  sancto  Ignatlo.— Cornelius  Janse- 
iilus  Iprensls  suspectus.— De  nomine  Jesn.— Johns 
brevl  commentarlo  et  metaphrasl  poetlca  lUustratus. 


VAVASSEUR 


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flcatlone  Marlae.— Meiiander.—  Orntloneg  mls- 
cellae.— Commentarlus  In  Ogeam  prophetam.— 
FublluB  Ovldlua  Naso.— Oalus  or  Titus  Petronlus 
Arbiter,  Lucius  Oaecillus  Munltlanus  Apulelus  Id 

genus  oeterl Phaedrua  et  Butus  Featus  Avlenus.— 

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uUl  praeceperunt  scrlptorea  antlqui. — Ludlcra 
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Contents.  Eplstola  ad  Agalliaiinm  magnae  eccle- 
slae  dlaoonum.— Adversus  Andronlcum  Camate- 
rum.— Apologia.— Ad  Conatantinum.— De  de- 
poaltione  ana  orationes.— Kefutatlo  Ubrl  Georgil 
Cypril.— Eplstola  ad  Joarniem  papam  cum  profes- 
slonetldel  etrecognltlone  prlmatus.- De  librls  sula. 
— De  pace  ecclesiaatica.— De  proceasione  Splri- 
tiis  Sanctl  s  Bplgraphae  slve  praescrlptlones  In  dicta 
ao  sententlas  sanctorum  patrum  de  proceasione  Splr- 
Itus  Sanoti.  —  Refutatlo  llbrl  Photll  de  proceasione 
Splrltus  Sanctl.—  Senteiitia  aynodalis.—  Testa- 
mentnm.— Ad  Tbeodorum  Sugdaeae  eplsoopum. 
— De  unlone  eccleslarum  veterls  et  novae  Bomae. 

De  omnibus  suis  libris  et  scripturarum 

consensione  animadversio  ;  De  injustitia ; 
Oratio;  Apologia;  Ad  Sugdaeae  Theodorum 
libri  III;  Ad  Oonstantinum  libri  IV;  In  to- 
mum  Cyprii  et  novas  ejusdem  haereses  de 
improviso  dictata  orationes  II;  Refutationes 
adversus  Andronici  Camateri  Viglae  Drun- 
garii  super  scripto  traditis  testimonlis  de 
Spiritu    Sancto   animadversiones ;   Epigra- 

PABT  v.— 104. 


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De  unione  ecolesiarum  veteris  et  novae 

Romae;  De  processione Spiritus  Sancti;  Epls- 
tola .  .  .  de  processione  Spiritus  Sanctl ; 
Sententia  synodalis  de  corrupto  Gregorii 
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(Allacci,  L.,  Or.  orthodoxae  script,  v.  1.) 

—3353 

Ad  Sugdaeae  eplscopum  Tbeodorum  liber  IIL 

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The  same.  6  abth.  Geschichte  der  kleinen 
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Angiistaiii  monumeuta. — Berum  Boicarum  llbri 
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Wm.  Davla  Gallagher.    36  pp.    ( OMo  ArcJmeol.  and 

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and  Visconti,  Carlo  Lodovico.    Antica 

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See  <ilso  Visconti,  C.  L.,  and  Vespignani,  Y. 
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Bandini,  a.  M.    Vita  e  lettere  di  Amerigo 

Vespucci.    1745. 


Bartolozzi,  F.  Ricerche  ietorico-critiche 

circa  alle  scoperte  d 'Amerigo  Vespucci  con 
I'aggiunta  di  una  relazione  del  medesimo 
fln  ora  inedita.     1789. 

Lester,  C.  E.,  and  Foster,  A.    Life  and 

voyages  of  Americus  Vespucius.     1853. 

Santarbm,  M.  F.  de  B.  y  S.,  Vicomte  de. 

Recherches  historiques,  critiques,  et  biblio- 
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Varnhagen,  F.  a.  de,  Visconde  de  Porto- 

Seguro.  Amerigo  Vespucci,  son  caractere, 
ses  Merits, . . .  sa  vie,  et  ses  navigations.   1865. 

Nouvelles  recherches  sur  les  deruiers 

voyages  du  navigateur  florentin,  et  le  reste 
des  documents  et  6claircissements  sur  lui. 
[1869.]  {With  his  Premier  voyage  de 
Amerigo  Vespucci,  and  also  mth  his  Amer- 
igo Vespucci. ) 

Premier  voyage  de  Amerigo  Vespucci 

definitivement  explique  dans    ses  details. 
[1869.] 
i\ro(e.— Also  with  his  Amerigo  Vespucci. 

Cushing,  C.    Amerigo  Vespucci.    23  pp.    (N.Am. 

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See  also  America,  Discovery. — Colombo,  C. 

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Pieanesi,  G.  B.,  and   Piranesi,  F.    I 

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Jordan,  H.    Tempel  der  V.,  die  Vestalinnen,  und 

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Vestals.    See  Vesta. 

Vestiarinm  Christianum.  Marriott, 
W.  B.  -1763 

Vestiges  of  ancient  manners  and  cus- 
toms, discoverable  in  modern  Italy  and 
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Vestiges  of  the  antiquities  of  Derby- 
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Vestiges  of  the  Gael  in  Gwynedd.  Jones, 
W.  B.  T.,  Bp.  of  St.  David's.  1524 

Vestiges  of  the  historic  Anglo>Xle> 
brews  in  East  Anglia.    Margoliouth,  M. 

—2266 

Vestiges  of  the  natural  history  of 
creation.    Chambers,  R.  —1677 


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Testiges  of  the  spirit«history  of 
man.    Dunlap,  S.  F.  —1443 

Vestigia  insnlae  Manniae  autiquiora. 
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Testrls,  Mrs.  Eliza  Lucy.  See  Mathews, 
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Vetera  Romanornm  itineraria.  Wes- 
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Veteres  litaniae  Anglicanae,  d  mille 

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Veteri   clironico   Moissiaceiisis   sen 

Musclacensls  coenobli,  Ez,  ab  initio  regni  Erancorum 
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See  also  Cattle. — Eiptzootic  diseases. — Horse. 

Veteris  aevi  analecta.    Matthaeus,  A. 

5  V.  8633 

Veteris  cujusdam  jnreconsniti  con- 

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Veternm  histor  icornm  Romanornm 
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Veterum  re  navali,  De.  Graser,  B.  —3763 

V6tillart,  Michel  Marcellin.  1830—.  Etudes 
sur  les  fibres  v6getales  textiles  employees 
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Veto  power  and  its  exercise;  in  the 
return  of  the  bill  to  incorporate  the  sub- 
scribers to  the  fiscal  bank  of  the  United 
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Veto  power  in  the  United  States. 
Benton,  J.  H.,  Jr.  —3338 

Vetri  ornati  di  figure  in  oro  trovati  nei 
cimiteri  dei  Cristiani  primitivi  di  Roma. 
Garrucci,  R.  1741 

Vetter,  Benjamin,  1848 — .  Die  flsche  aus 
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Vetter,  Johann.  16  cent.  Fasti  consulares 
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Vetter  Gabriel,  novelle.    56  pp.    Heyse, 

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Vettori,  Pier  or  Pietro.  1499-1585.  Trat- 
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Ad  Joaauem  Cratonem,  Thomam  Eehdlgerum,  et 

Hieronymum  Mercurlalem  epistolae  ex  autographls 
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Tettis  kaleiidarinm,  quod  iu  libris  an- 

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Tetns     kalendariuni    Roinanum   e 

marraore  descrlptura  iu  aedlbils  Maffaelorum  ad 
Agrlpplnam  in  tabula  marmorea,  superne  fraota.  7 
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Tetns   missale   Gallicanum.    50  pp. 

MabiUon,  J.,  Liturgia  GaUicanum,  p.  329. 

Tetusta  monumenta:  quae  ad  rerum 
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of  Albemarle,  v.  6.— Antique  statue  of  bronze, 
discovered  In  Suffolk,  v.  4.— Tapestry  of  Bayeux,  v. 
6. — Monument  of  Cardinal  Beaufort  in  Winchester 
cathedral,  v.  2.— Monument  of  Henry  Bourgchier, 
1  Earl  of  Essex,  in  Little  Easton  church,  v.  2.— De- 
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V.  5. — Chimney  piece  in  the  Bishop's  palace  at 
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Vicelinns,  St.,  Bp.  of  Altenburg.  Compen- 
dium vltae  et  translatlouls  venerabllis  Vlcelinl  epls- 
copl.  2  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v. 
1,  p.  780.)— Versus  antlqui  de  venerablU  Vlcellno 
eplscopo  Aldenburgensl.  7  pp.  (Leibnitz,  a.  w.. 
Script,  rer.  Brunsvic.  v.  1,  p.  774 ;  Llndenbrog,  E.,  Script, 
rer.  German,  p.  118.)— Vita  Sanctl  Vlcelinl,  praeposltl 
Novl  monasterll,  post  eplscopl  Aldenburgensls.  15 
pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer. 
Danic.  v.  4,  p.  443.) 

Vicente,  Gil.  1485-1557.  Obras,  correctas 
e  emendadas  pelo  cuidado  e  diligencia  de 
J.  V.  Barreto  Feio  e  J.  G.  Monteiro.  Ham- 
burgo,  1884.    8  v.  8°.  —1194 

Contents.  Auto  da  Alma,  v.  1. — Farga  dos  Almo- 
creveg,  v.  3.— Amadis  de  Gaula,  v.  2.— Auto 
pagtoril  castelliano,  v.  1 — Auto  pagtoril  por- 
tuguez,  v.  1.— Auto  da  Barca  da  gloria,  v.  1. 
—  Auto  da  Barca  do  inferno,  v.  ,1.  —  Auto  da 
Barca  do  purgatorio,  v.  1. — Auto  da  Cauanea, 
v.  1.— Trovas  a  Aflonso  Lopes  Capaio,  v.  3.— Auto  da 
siblla  Cassandra,  v.  1.— Comedla  sobre  a  dlvisa  da 


Cidade  de  Cotmbra,  v.  2.— Far;a  das  Clganas,  v. 
3. — Farga  do  Clerigo  da  Beira,  v.  3.— Comedlag,  v. 
2.— Corteg  de  Jupiter,  v.  2.— Auto  da  historla  de 
Deos,  V.  1.— Dom  Duardos,  v.  2.— Farga  chamada 
auto  das  Fadag,  v.  3.— Farja  chamada  auto  da 
Fama,  v.  3.— Parkas,  v.  3.— Auto  da  Fd,  v.  1.— Felo, 
J.  V.  B.,  and  Monteiro,  J.  G.  Ensalo  sobre  a  vlda  e 
esorlptos  de  Gil  Vicente,  v.  1.— Auto  da  Feira,  v.  1.— 
Trovas  a  Felipe  Guilhem,  v.  3.— Farga  dos  Fisicog, 
V.  8.  —  Fragoa  d'Amor,  v.  2.  —  Exhortagao  de 
gnerra,  v.  'i.— Far§a  chamada  auto  da  India,  v.  3.— 

f  ar;a  de  Inez  Fereira,  v.  3 A  El  Rei  D.  Joiio  III, 

V.  3.— Carta  a  El  Bel  D.  Joao  III,  v.  3. — Romance  &  ac- 
clama9ao  de  D.  Joao  III ;  Eplstola    dedicatorla   ao 

mesmo,  v.  8. — Far9ade  Juiz  de  Bctra,  v.  3 Sermau 

prfigado  em  Abrautes,  no  nasclmento  do  Infante  D. 

liUis,  V.  8 Far9a  chamada  auto  da  'Ijusltanla,  v.  8. 

— Trovas  &  morte  de  El  Rei  D.  Manuel ;  Romance  ao 
mesmo  assumpto,  v.  3.— Auto  de  S.  Martlnho,  v.  1.— 
Auto  da  Mofina  Mendes,  v.  1.— ISao  d'amores,  v. 
2.— Obrag  varias,  v.  3.— Pranto  de  Maria  Farda,  v. 
8. — Paraphrase  do  Pgalmo  L,  v.  8.— Auto  dos  Ctua- 
tro  tempos,  v.  1. — Far9a  de  Q,uem  tern  farelog, 
V.  3. — Auto  dos  Reis  magog,  v.  1. — Dlalogo  sobre  a 
resurreicao,  v.  1. — Romagem  de  aggravados, 
V.  2.— Comedla  de  Rubena,  v.  2. — Sepultnra  de  Gil 
Vicente,  v.  3.— Serra  da  Xlstrella,  v.  2.— Templo 
d'Apollo,  V.  2 — Tragicomedias,  v.  2.  —  Tri- 
umplio  do  Inverno,  v.  2,— Farja  do  Velho  da 
horta,  V.  3.— Ao  Conde  de  Vimlogo,  v.  8.— Visi- 
tiwSo,  V.  1.— Comedla  do  Viuvo,  v.  2. 

San'  Martinbo.    1  p.    (Pedroso,  E.  G.,  Autos  sacra- 

mentaleStp.d:  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) — Esce'ualdela 
bomedla  de  Rubena ;  El  Vludo ;  Auto  pastorll  del 
Nacimiento.  16  pp.  (Ocho&,M.  de,Tesoro  teatro  espan. 
T.  1,  p.  286.) 

Feio,  J.  V.  B.,  and  Monteiro,  J.  G.    Ensalo  sobre  a 

vlda  e  escriptos  de  V.  32  pp.  (Vicente,  G.,  Obras,  v. 
1,  p.  X.)— Rapp,M.  Die  far9as  des  V.  34  pp.  (Prutz, 
R.  E.,  Litcrarhist."  tascUcnbuch,  v.  4,  p.  338.)— Well- 
mann,  A.  Die  4  aeltesten  spanlschen  dramatiker. 
48  pp.    (Prutz,  R.  E.,  Litcrarhist.  taschenlucli,  v.  1,  p.  201.) 

Vicentino,    Valerio.     Vasari,    G.    Valerio 

Vlcentlno  ed  altrl  eccellenti  IntagUatorl  dl  camel  e 
giole.  25  pp.  .  ( Opere,  v.  6,  p.  367  ;  Vite  de'  pittori,  v.  10, 
p.  161 ;  and  Lives  of  painters,  v.  3,  p.  467 :  Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  Libr.) 

Vlcenza.    Godi,  A.    Chronica  quae  exstant. 

14  pp.    (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  8,. p.  67.)—  i;* 

Nogarola,  G.  Pro  Vlcentinls  oratlo.  4  pp.  (Freher, 
M.,  Ber.  German,  script,  v.  2,  p.  683.)— Police,  0. 
Fragmenta  hietorlae  Vlcentlnae.  21  pp.  (Muratorl, 
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A.  C.  Vloentlnus  crater.  In  quo  contlnetur  breyls 
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J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  6,  pt.  4.)— Smerego,  N. 
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vlus, J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  6,  pt.  1 ;  Muratorl,  L.  A'., 
Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  8,  p.  95.) 

Vichy.    Beaulieu,  J.  L.    Antiquites  de  V. 

34  pp.  1  pi.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  Prance,  MSm.  v.  15, 1840,  p. 
462.)— Vichyana.  13  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  69, 
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trouvSs  h,  V.  rappelant  la  vlctolre  de  Trajan  sur  les 
Parthes.  2  pp.  (Soc.  antiq.  de  France,  Bull.  1867,  p. 
169  ;  with  Mim.  V.  30,  1868.) 

Vicissitudes.    16  pp.    [Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  3, 1884,  p.  415.)  " 

Vicissitudes   iia   the  wilderness.    66 

pp.  Dow,  p.  ( With  Dow,  L.,  Dealings  of  God,  man,  and 
the  devil,  p.  197.) 

Vicissitudes  of  families.    Burke,  Sir  J. 
-„?•.  2776 

Vicissitudes  of  things.    6  pp.    Bacon, 

Sir  F.,  Essays,  with  annotations  by  B.  Whately,  p.  664. 

Vicksburg. 

iLouGHBOROUGH,  Mrs.  3.  H.    My  cave  life 
in  Vicksburg.     [Anon.}     1864. 

Reed,  S.  R.    Vicksburg  campaign,  and 

the  battles  about  Chattanooga.    1882. 

United  States.     Quartermaster  General. 

Roll  of  honor  (No.  24).  Names  of  Soldiers 
who  died  in  defense  of  the  Union,  interred 
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Abbott,  J.  S.  0.    Heroic  deeds  of   heroic  men : 

siege  of  V.  17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 1866,  p.  160.)— 
(Table,  G.  W.  (Ed.     A  woman's  diary  of  the  siege  of 


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V.  9  pp.  [Centwy  Mag.  v.  8,  1886,  p.  7C7.)— Force, 
M.  v.  Personal  recollectlona  of  the  Vloksburg  cain- 
pctlga.  n  pp.  (Hunter,  B.,  Sketclies  of  war  Mstory,  v. 
1,  p.  293.)— Grant,  U.  S.  Siege  ot  V.  16  pp.  {Century 
Mag.  T.  B,  1885,  p.  762.)— The'VlckBburg  campaign.  47 
pp.  (Johnson,  B.  U.,  and  Buel,  0.  0.,  Saltles  and  leaders 
of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p.  493.) — Hlckenloopcri  A. 
The  Vlolisburg  mine.  4  pp.  (Johnson,  K.  U.,  ana 
Buel,  0.  0.,  Battles  and  leaiers  of  the  Civil  war,  v.  3,  p. 
539.)— Lockett,  S.  H.  Delense  of  V.  11  pp.  (John- 
son,^E.  U.,  and  Buel,  0. 0.,  Battles  and  leaders  of  the  Civil 
war,  V.  3,  p.  482.)— Paris,  L.  P.  A.  d'O.,  Oomte  de. 
Vicksburg.  64  pp.  (In  his  History  of  the  Olvll  war, 
y.  3,  p.  349.)— Vicksburg  and  Gettysburg,  by  the  Comte 
de  Paris.  37  pp.  {Edin.  Bev.  v.  168,  1883,  p.  610.)— 
Soley ,  J.  E.  Naval  operations  in  the  Vicksburg  cam- 
paign. 20  pp.  (Johnson,  B.  U.,  and  Buel,  C.  0.,  Bat- 
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Hams,  E.  0.  Cruise  of  "  The  Black  Terror."  (Por- 
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war  histo}-y,  v.  3,  p.  144.) 

Vico,     Giam    Battista.     1668-1744.     Opere. 

Napoli,  1858-65.    7  v.  in  4,  8°.  —1194 

Cmlmts.    Be  rebus  gestls  Antonil  Caraphael,  llbrl 

IV,  V.  4. — Deir  unico  prlnclpio  ed  unlco  fine  del  di- 
rltto  univer«ale,  T.  2.— Delia  costanza  del  ginris- 
prndeiite,  v.  3.— Oratlo  cuj  us  argumentum  hostem 
nostl  Intenslol^em  Infestloremque  quam  stultum  slbi 
esse  neminem.v.  1.— Institnzloiiioratorieesd^lttl 
lnediti,v.  7.— Eaglouamento  Id'intorno  alia  le^^edelle 
XII  tavole  veuuta  da  fuori  in  Koma,  v.  ,7. — Bagiona- 
meuto  2  d'intorno  alia legge  regia dl  Tribonlano,  v.  7. 
— De  mente  herolca,  v.  1.— Opuscoll,  v.  6.— Orazi- 
oiil  ed  iscrlzlonl,  y.  6.— Poesle,v.  6 — Dell'  antichls- 
sima  saplenza  degli  ItaUaml,  llbrl  3,  v.  1.— Frin- 
cip]  dl  una  scienza  iiuova,  v.  4,  5. — Scrittl  scien- 
tific!, V.  6. — Del  modo  dl  gtudlare  ai  nostrl  dl,  v.  1. 
—Vita,  sorttta  da  s6  medeslmo,  v.  1. 

Flint,  E,    Vico.     1884.    (Knight,    W., 

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Xjberty,  B.    G.  B.  Vico.    Studil  critlol  e  oompara- 

tivl  dl  Carlo  Cantoni.  36  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  voelkerpsych.  v.  6, 
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(Rev.  d.  deuxmondes,  1.838,4 s.  v.  15, p.  103,)— Vita, scritta 
da  s6  medeslmo.    02  pp.    (Vico,  G.  B.,  Opere,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Vico,  Prefetti  di.  Calisse,  O.  (Society  ro- 
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Vicogne,  Monastery.    Brevis  historia  cae- 

nobll  Vloonlensis.    4  pp.    (Aohfiry,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg. 

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14  pp.  (MartSnfe,  E.,  and  Dnrand,  U.,  Vet.  script,  am- 
pliss.  collect.  V.  6,  p.  281.) 

Ticomercato,  S.  da.    See  Vimeoarte,  F.  S. 

da. 
Ticomte  de  Bragelonne,  ou  lOans  pluB 

tard.     6  V.     Dumas,  A.  D.,  CBMwescowipZ. 

—4194 
Vicq-d'Azyr,    Felix.     1748-94.      Quadru- 

pedes.     Paris,    1792.    4°.     {Eneyo.    mith. : 

Syst&me  anat.  v.  2. )  2182 

{Ed.}    Medecine.    Par  une    societe   de 

mMecins.  Paris,  1787-1830.  13  v.  4°.  (En- 
eyc.  mith.)  '  2192 

Contents. 


A-Allter,  V.  1. 
Alkahest-Angine,  v.  2. 


Eaau  -  boerrhaave  -  Mazlni, 
V.  8. 


Angles  desyeux-Bluet,  v.  3.    Mead-H^rycologle,  v.  9. 


Boa-Cytls«,  V.  4. 
Coagulans-Envles,  v.  5. 
Epanchement-Gyrole,  v.  6. 
Habdaramahnus-JustuB,.v, 
7. 


Mfisange-Nourrlture,  v.  10. 
Noyer-Phtorures,  v.  11. 
Phycotyche-Seltz,  v.  12. 
.  Sem^iologie  -  Zythogala ; 
Supplement,  v.  13. 


Cabanis,  P.  J.  G.    Eloge  de  V.    40  pp.    ((Hmres 

compl.  T.  6,  p.  177.)  — Saimte-Beuve,  0.  A.  Vloq 
d'Azyr.    27  pp.    ( Causeries  du  Landi,  v.  10,  p.  226.) 

and  Cloqnet,  Hippolyte.    Mammif^res 

etoiseaux.  Paris,  1819.  4°.  (Encye.  m6th.  : 
Systinle  anat.  v.  S.)  2182 

Ticram^ditya.    See  Vikramaditya. 

Victoire  de  France,  Mme.  Louise  Marie 
Th6r6se.    Montigny,  C.  C.  de.    Memoires 


historiques  de  Mtnes.  Adelaide  et  Victoire 
de  France,  fliles  de  Louis  XV.  [^non.l 
1802,  8  V.  in  1. 

Chaatellux,  (— ),   Comte  de.    Dernier  voyage  de 

Mmes.,  tantes  du  roi  Louis  XVI,  de  Caserte  k  Trieste, 
et  mort  de  Mme.  V.  31  pp.  (Rev.  contemp.  1864,  v.  2, 
"p.  6.)— Sonry,  J.  Les fliles  de  Louis XV.  49  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  dfiuaj  mondes,  1874,  3  p6r.  v.  3,  p.  760.) 

Victor,  St.    Helinand,  of  Froidmont.    Pas- 

slo  Sanctorum  Jereonls,  Vlotoris,  Cassli,  et  Florentll, 
Thebaeorum  martyram.    7  pp._  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  • 
s.  Lat.  V.  212,  p.  769.) 

Victor,    St.,    of  Marseilles.    Bernard,   St., 

Abbot  of  Clairvaux.  Offlcium  de  Sanoto  Vlctore  con- 
fessore.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  183,  p. 
775.)— Mar^j^ode,  Bp.  of  Eennes.  Fassio  Victoria  mar- 
tyrls.    6  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,Pairo;.  s.  iai.  V.  171,p.l616.) 

Victor  I,  St. ,  Pope,    —circa  198.    Decreta  de 

Pascha  et  causis  rellquls ;  Epistola  ad  Afros  de  eausls 
superlorlbus.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lai.  v. 
130,  p.  122.)— Eplstolae.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Or.  V.  6,  p.  1483.) 

Victor  II,  Pope.  —1057.  Epistolae  et  de- 
creta.   18  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  143,  p.  803.) 

Victor  III,  Pope.    Ctrca  1027-87.    Epistolae; 

Conclo  ad  synodum  Beneventanam ;  Dialog!;  Epl- 
taphlum  abbatis  Apolllnaris.  29  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  149,  p.  961.) 

Victor,  African  Bp.    6  cent.    Bpistola   ad 

Pulgentlum'Buspens.  de  sermone  Fastidiosl  Arianl.  4 
pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  66,  p.  372.) 

Victor,  Bp.  of  CaHhage.    7  'cent.    Epistola 

ad  Theodorum  papam.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Lat.  V.  80,  p.  637.) 

Victor,  Bp.  of  Tuona.    6  cent.    Chronicon. 

[A.  D.  444-666.]  11  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
68,  p.  941.) 

Victor,  Bp.  of  Vitcs  5  cent.  Historia  per- 
secutionis  Afvioanae  provinciae  sub  Geise- 
rico  et  Hunirico  regibus  Wandalorum.  Re- 
censuit  Carolus  Halm.  Berolini,  1879.  4°. 
(Monumenta  German,  hist.  Auetor.  antiq. 
V.  3,  pt.  1.)  3692 

The  same.  Recensuit  Michael  Petschenig. 
Accedit  incerti  auctoris  passio  VII  monj,- 
chorum  et  notitia  quae  vocatur.  Vindo- 
bonae,  1881.  8°.  (Corpus  script,  eecles.  Lat. 
V.  7.)  _  '  —3254 

Historia  persecutionis  Vandalicae,  cum  Bul- 

narti  commentario.  .155  pp. "  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  68,  p.  126.) 

Chifflet,  P.  F.    Elucidatlones  in  Vlotorem  Viten- 

sem.  7  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  r.  58,  p.  127.) 
— Ijiron,  J.  Dissertatlo  in  Vlotorem  Vltehsem  cum 
nova  Ipslus  vita.  10  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  68,  p.  161.) 

Victor,  Benjamin.  — 1778.  History  of  the 
theatres  of  London  and  Dublin,  from  the 
year  1730  to  the  present  time.  To  which  is 
added  an  annual  register  of  all  the  plays, 
etc.,  performed  at  the  theatres-royal  in  Lon- 
don, from  the  year  1713.  With  occasional 
noterand  anecdotes.  London,  1761-71.  3  v. 
16°.  ,  3836 

— ^-  Voyages  and  adventures  of  Capt.  Robert 
Boyle,  in  several  parts  of  the  world.  Inter- 
mix'd  with  the  story  of  Mrs.  Villars,  an 
English  lady,  with  whom  he  made  his  sur- 
prising escape  from  Barb9,ry.  New  ed. 
lAnon.}    London,  1771.     16°.  1395 

The  same.  Tr.  de  I'Anglois.  Amster- 
dam, 1787.  3  V.  8°.  (Garnier,  C.  G.  T., 
Voyages  imag.  v.  10,  11.)  1397 

iVofa. ,-Also  ascribed  to  Wm.  Eufus  Chetwood. 

Victor,  Oaius  Julius.  4  cent.  Ars  rhetorica. 
78  pp.  (Halm,  K.  von,  Rhetores  Lat.  min.  p.  371 ;  Mai, 
A.,  Script,  vet.  nov.  collect,  v.  1,  pt.  3,  p.  47 ;  Orelll,  J.  C, 
and  Baiter,  J.  G.,  if.  Tullii  Ciceronis  scholiastae,  v.  1,  p. 
196.) 


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Dn  Rien,  G.  N.    De  C.  Julio  Victors.    21  pp.    {In 

his  Schedae  Vatloanae,  p.  142.) 

Victor,  Claude  Perrin  dit.  Duo  de  Bellune. 

Headley,  J.  T.  In  Ms  Napoleon  and  his  marshals,  v.  2, 
•p.  116.    20  pp. 

Victor,  Claudius  Marius.  — circa  445.  Ale- 
tlila.  Receosult  et  commentarlo  crltico  Instruxit 
Carolus  Scbenkl.    164  pp.    (Poetae  Christ,  minores,  pt. 

I,  p.  336  :  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  16,  pt.  1.)— Com' 
mentarll  in  Geneslii ;  Epistola  ad  Salmonom  ab- 
batera.  16  pp.  (CoZIecKoPisattr.  v.  6,p.  347;  Fabrlolus, 
G.,  Poet,  vet,  eccles.  opera^  p.  307  ;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  61,  pp.  937,  969.)— De  perversis  suae  aetatls 
morlbus  epistola  ad  Salmonem  abbatem.  9  pp. 
(Lemalre,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  2,  p.  161;  Werns- 
dorf,  J.  C,  Pott.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p.  103.) 

Victor,  Mrs.  Frances  Auretta  Fuller.  1836—. 

A  Lyric  of  life.  1  p.  (OwWd.  ifon(Wy,y.  8,1872,  p.  228.) 
—Mr.  Ela'g  story,  9  pp.  (Omrld.  Monthly,  v.  5, 
1870,  p.  666.)— Wevada.  2  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  3, 
1869,  p.  623.)— An  Old  fool.  27  pp.  ( Overld.  Monthly, 
V.  10, 1873,  p.  601;  V.  11,  1873,  p.  26.)— Romance  of 
Gopherton.  9  pp.  [Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1872,  p. 
332.)— Sam  Rice's  romance.  9pp.  {Overld.  Monthly, 
V.8, 1872,  p.372.)— ElTesoro.  10  pp.  {  Overld.  Monthly , 
v.  7,  1871,  p.  660.)— ■What  they  told  me  at  AVIl- 
son's  Bar.    8  pp.     ( OoerM.  J/on<Hi/,  v.  8, 1872,  p.  465.) 

Victor,  Orville  James.  1837—.  History,  civil, 
political,  and  military,  of  the  Southern  re- 
bellion, from  its  incipient  stages  to  its  close. 
Comprehending,  also,  all  important  state 
papers,  ordinances  of  secession,  proclama- 
tions, proceedings  of  Congress,  oflBcial  re- 
ports of  commanders,  etc.,  etc.  New  York 
[1861-68].    4v.  8°.  3641 

Victor,  Publius.  De  regionibus  urbis  Romae 

liber.  8  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Rom.  v.  3,  p.' 
37;  Haurlslus,  B.  C,  Script,  hist.  Bom.  v.  3,  p.  661; 
Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  18,  p.  431.)— Not^.  Written 
by  Italian  scliolars  of  the  15  cent.,  and  represented 
as  the  work  of  a  newly  discovered  author. 

Rucellai,  B.    De  iarbe  Boma,  sen  Latinus  com- 

mentarlus  In  Pub.  Vlctorem  .  .  .  de  regionibus  urbis ; 
aocedit  ipslus  Pub.  Vlotorls  .  . .  textus.  223  pp.  (Tar- 
tlnl,  G.  M.,  Ber.  Ital.  script,  v.  2,  p.  755.) 

Victor,  Sextus  Aurelius.    See  Aurelius  Vic- 
•  tor,  S. 
Victor,  Sulpitius.    Institutiones    oratoriae. 

42  pp.     (Halm,  K.  von,  Bhetores  Lat.  viin.  p.  311.) 

Victor.    See  also  Vittore. 

Victor  Amadeus  II,  King  of  Sardinia. 
Caetjtti,  D.  Storia  del  regno  di  Vittorio 
Amedeo  II.     1863. 

Mazade,  C.  de.    Le  premier  rol  de  Sardalgne.    25 

pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1859,  2  p€r.  v.  21,  p.  689.)— 
Reumout,  A.  von.  Koenlg  Victor  Amadous  II  von  Sar- 
dinien  thronentsagung  uud  ende.  74  pp.  (Kleins  hist, 
schriften,  p.  155.)— "Waring,  G.  Victor  Amadous,  the 
flrst  king  of  Sardinia.  12  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  3, 
1861,  p.  337.) 

See  also  Quart.  Eev.  v.  137, 1874,  p.  218. 

Victor  Emmanuel  II,  King  of  Italy. 
Aeeivabenb,  C,  Conte.  Italy  under  Victor 
Emmanuel.     1863,  3  v. 

Beesezio,  V.    II  regno  di  Vittorio  Eman- 

uele  II.     1878-80,  3  v. 

Gallenga,  a.  C.  N.    The  pope  and  the 

king.     1879,  3  v.      - 

GODKIN,  G.  S.     Life  of  Victor  Emmanuel 

II .  first  king  of  Italy.     1879,  3  v. 

Pkobyn,  J.  W.    Italy  :  from  the  fall  of 

Napoleon  I,  in  1815,  to  the  death  of  Victor 
Emmanuel,  in  1878.     1884. 

Zellee,  J.  S.  Pie  IX  et  Victor-Emman- 
uel.    1879. 

Bouillier,  A.  Une  page  secrete  de  I'hlstoire  d'lta- 

lie;  un  rol  et  un  conspirateur ;  Victor  Emmanuel 
etMazzini.  127  pp.  (Ctorresjjondani,  n.'s.v,  89, 1881,  pp. 
5,  248,  601,  881.)— Conegtabile,  (— ),  Comte  de.  Le  rol 
Victor-Emmanuel.  17  pp.  {Correspondant,  n.  s.  v. 
74,  1878,  p.  193.)— Klngsley,  W.  L.  Victor  Emman- 
uel :  the  first  king  of  Italy.    21  pp.    {New  Englander,  v. 


37,  1878,  p.  251.)— Langdon,  W.  C.  Victor  Emman- 
uel's political  work,  i  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  41, 
1878,  p.  361.)— I<a  Varenne,  0.  de.  Souvenirs  oon- 
temporains.  Le  rol  Victor 'Emmanuel.  117  pp. 
{Rev.  contemp.  1863,  v.  5,  pp.  358,  638,  731 ;  v.  6,  p.  62.)— 
deroy-Beaulieu,  A.  Un  rol  et  un  pape.  69  pp. 
{Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1878,  3  p6r.  v.  26,  p.  837;  v.  27,  p. 
388.)— Monti,  L.  Victor  Emmanuel.  19  pp.  {Inter- 
nat.  Bev.  v.  8, 1880,  p.  615.)— IVangls,  (— ),  Marquis  de. 
Thirty-fourth  king  of  Italy.  6  pp.  {Dublin  Umv,  Mag. 
n.  s.  v.  1, 1878,  p.  129.)— Stuart,  J.  M.  "II  E6  Galan- 
tuomo."  7  pp.  (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  37, 1878,  p.  373.) 
.See  also  Italy,  History.— Pius  IX,  Pope. 

Victoria  (Alexandrina  Victoria),  Queen  of 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  and  Empress  of 
India.  1819—.  Early  years  of  His  Royal 
Highness  the  Prince  Consort,  compiled, 
under  the  direction  of  Her  Majesty  the 
Queen,  by  Lt.-Gen.  C.  Grey.  3  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1867.    8°-  4814 

Leaves  from  the    journal  of  our  life  in 

the  Highlands  from  1848-61.  To  which  are 
prefixed  and  added  extracts  from  the  same 
journal  giving  an  account  of  earlier  visits 
to  Scotland,  and  tours  in  England  and  Ire- 
land, and  yachting  excursions.  Ed.  by 
Arthur  Helps.  New  ed.,  with  additions. 
London,   1^77.     16°.     (Rev.   of    in  Eraser's 

J.  V.  77,  1868,  p.  154.)  1468 

More  leaves  from  the  journal  of  a  life  in 
the  Highlands,  from  1863-83.  New  York, 
1884.     13°.  '  1406 

Bloomfield,  G.  li.,  2 Baroness Bloomfield. 

Reminiscences  of  court  and  diplomatic  life. 
1883,  3  V. 

Geenville,  R.  p.  T.  N.  B.  C,  3  Duke  of 

Buckingham  and  Ohandos.  Memoirs  of  the 
courts  and  cabinets  of  William  IV  and 
Victoria.     1861,  3  v. 

Geeville,  C.  O.  F.  The  Greville  me- 
moirs, 3  pt.  A  journal  of  the  reign  of  Queen 
Victoria  from  1837  to  185.3.     1885,  3  v. 

The  Greville  memoirs,  3  pt.  A  jour- 
nal of  the  reign  of  Queen  Victoria  from  1853 
to  1860.     1887,  3  v. 

Laudbe,   Sir-  ~  T.   D.      Memorial  of    the 

royal  progress  in  Scotland.     1848. 

— -  Queen  and  the  Royal  family.  Anecdotes 
and  narratives  based  on  contemporary  rec- 
ords.    1883. 

Smith,  G.  B.    Life  of  Her  Majesty,  Queen 

Victoria.     1887. 

Prime  Ministers  of  Queen  Victoria. 

1886. 

TAlLLANDlEE,R.G.E.,dif  Saint  Rene.   Le 

Roi  L6opold  et  la  Reine  Victoria.     1878,  3  v. 

Teottbe,  L.  J.     History  of  India  under 

Queen  Victoria  from  1836  to  1880.    1886,  3  v. 

Waed,   T.  H.   (Ed.)     Reign  of  Queen 

Victoria.     1887,  3  v. 

Wilson,  R.    Life  and   times  of  Queen 

Victoria.     1887-88,  3  v. 

Adams,  W.  H.  D.    Her  Majesty,  Queen  Victoria, 

87  pp.  {In  his  Cel.  Englishwomen  of  the  Victorian  era. 
V.  1,  p.  l.)-Alden,  H.  M.  Highland  life  of  V.  9  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  36, 1868,  p.  491.)— Alison,  Sir  A.  Boyal 
progress.  7  pp.  (Essays  polit.,  hist,  and  miscel.  v.  8,  p. 
720;  and  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  66,  1849,  p.  369.)— Cir- 
court,  A.  de.  Le  journal  d'une  reine.  16  pp.  {Bit- 
liotli.  univ.  et  rev.  suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  31,  1868,  p.  481.)— 
Courts  and  cahlnets  of  William  IV  and  V.  16  pp. 
(Dublin  Bev.  v.  49, 1861,  p.  368.)— Etienne,  L.  Le  jour- 
nal d'une  reine.  21  pp.  (Reo.  d.  deux  mondes,  1868,  2 
p«r.  V.  76,  p.  5.)— Jarnac,  (— ),  Comte  de.  Journal  de 
V.  14  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  76,  1868,  p.  669.)— Ma- 
ginn,  W.  Sonnet  dedicated  to  V.  1  p.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  18,  1838,  p.  126.')— Full,  true,  and  particular  account 


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ol  Her  Majesty's  marriage.  6  pp,  {Eraser's  Mag, 
y.  21,  1810,  p.  589.)— Ode  on  tlie  marriage  of  the 
Q,ueen  of  England.  3  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag,  T. 
«,  1840,  p.  300.)— Ollphant,  Mrs.  M.  0.  W.  Queen 
Victoria.  19  pp.  .  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  61,  1880,  p.  221.)— 
Poem  to  ^neen  Victoria.  1  p.  {Fraser's  Mag.  t.  16, 
1837,  p.  346.)— The  Q,neen.  8  pp.  (Dublin  Umv.  Mag. 
V.  84,  1849,  p.  253.)— (tneen  of  the  Highlands. 
9  pp.  {Blttclemood's  Mag.  v.  103, 1868,  p.  242.)— (tneen's 
book.  15  pp.  (London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  30, 1868,  p.  84.)— 
Queen's  Highland  journal.  16  pp.  {N.  Brit. 
Beo.  V.  48, 1868,  p.  196.)— Reglna'B  Reglna,  or  rem- 
iniscences ot  Her  Most  Gracious  Majesty,  Queen 
Victoria.  24  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag,  v.  29,  1844,  p.  1.)— 
Royal  and  other  diaries  and  letters.  9  pp. 
(Macmillan's  Mag,  v.  17,  1868,  p.  379.)— Slddons,  J.  H. 
'  A  queen's  day.  3  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1863,  p. 
657.)— Talllaudler,  E.  G.  E.,  dit  Saint  Een«.  Souve- 
nirs du  oonseiller  de  V.  '212  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1876, 3  p6r.  V.  18,  pp.  32,  638 ;  1877,  V.  20,  p.  312  ;  v.  24,  pp. 
84,  609;  1878,  V.  25,  p.  241.)— Walden,  T.  My  look  at 
the  Queen.  7  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly^  v.  17,  1879,  p. 
210.) 

See   aXso   Albert,    Prince   Consort   of  Gt.  Britain. — 
Great  Britain,  History.     George  1  to  the  present  time. 

Victoria,  Australia. 

Archer,  W.  H.  Victoria.  Patents  and 
patentees,  v.  6,  7.  Indexes  for  the  years 
1871,  '73.     1873-74,  3  v. 

Caldwell,  R.     Gold  era  of   Victoria. 

1855. 

Dawson,  J.    Australian  aborigines.    The 

languages  and  customs  of  several  tribes  of 
aborigines  in  the  western  district  of  Victoria, 
Australia.     1881. 

,GlBBS,  R.  Victoria..  Patents  and  pat- 
entees, V.  15.  Indexes  for  the  year  1880. 
1885. 

Hatter,  H.  H.    Notes  on  the  colony  of 

Victoria.     1876. 

Labillibre,  F.  p.     Early  history  of  the 

colony  of  Victoria.     1878,  3  v. 

McCoMBiE,  T.     History  of  the  colony  of 

Victoria.     1858. 

Pearson,  C.  H.      Victoria.    Education. 

Report  of  the  Minister  of  public  instruction 
for  the  year  1887-88.     [1888.] 

— -  Smyth,  R.  B.  Aborigines  of  Victoria. 
1873,  3  V. 

Geological  survey  of  Victoria.     1874. 

Gold  fields  and   mineral  districts  of 

Victoria.     1869. 

Wathen,  G.  H.     The  golden  colony;  or, 

Victoria  in  1854.     1855. 

Westgarth,  W.  Victoria ;  late  Aus- 
tralia Felix.    1853. 

Democratic  government  in  V.    44  pp.    (Westm. 

Bev.  n.  s.  V.  33, 1868,  p.  480.)— Klngsley,  H.  Travel- 
ling in  V.  11  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  3, 1861,  p.  140.) 
— liangton,  E.  Oolonlal  custom  bouses.  8  pp, 
{Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  18,  1878,  p.  482.)— JTlven,  E. 
Sauatters  and  peasant  proprietors  in  V.  8  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  19, 1879,  p.  511.)— Pearson,  0.  H. 
Democracy  in  V.  61  pp.  (Forte.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  25, 1879, 
p.  688 ;  V.  28, 1880,  p.  106.)— Powell,  G.  B.  Reform  In 
V.  13  pp.  (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  25, 1879,  p.  950.)— Wal- 
lace, A.  R.  The  colony  of  V.  27  pp.  (In  Ms  Austral- 
asia, p.  165.) 

See  also  Melbourne. 

Yictoria,  British  Columbia.     Van  Reyne- 

gom,  F.  W..  Victoria  and  the  Victorians.  6  pp. 
(Overld.  Monthly,  v.  16, 1875,  p.  497.) 

Victoria  Adelaide  Mary  liOuisa,  Em- 
press of  Germany.  Roberts,  D.  Two  royal 
lives  :  gleanings  from  Berlin  and  from  the 
lives  of  their  Imperial  Highnesses  the  Crown 
Prince  and  Princess  of  Germany.    1887. 

stanzas  on  the  birth  of  the'Prlncess  Royal.    2  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  22, 1840,  p.  749.) 


Victoria  cave.  F.,  J.  E.  Story  of  a  lime- 
stone cave :  An  account  of  the  Victoria  cave,  near 
Settle.    24  pp.     (Fraser's  Mag,  n.  s.  v.  13, 1876,  p.  197.) 

Victoria  cross.  0'Byrne,R.  W.  (.Ed.)  2775 

See  also  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  60, 1859,  p.  739. 

Victoria  falls  of  tlie  Zambesi.  Mohr, 

N.  K.  E.  14S4 

Victoria    Maria    liOnisa,   Duchess    of 

Kent.  Martineau.H.  Zn  Aer  Biographical  sketches,  p. 
42.     13  pp. 

Victoria  Nyanza,  Lake.  Ashe,  R.  P. 
Two  kings  of  Uganda  ;  or,  life  by  the  shores 
of  Victoria  Nyanza.     1889. 

Long,  0.    C.      Central  Africa  :    naked 

truths  of  naked  people.  An  account  of  ex- 
peditions to  the  Lake  Victoria  Nyanza  .  .  . 
1876-. 

Stanley,  H.  M.  Through  the  dark  con- 
tinent, or  the  sources  of  the  Nile,  around 
the  great  lakes  of  equatorial  Africa,  and 
down  the  Livingstone  river.     1878,  3  v. 

SwAYNE,  G.  C.    Lake  Victoria.     1868. 

Victoria  University,  Manchester.  Thomp- 
son, J.  Owens  College  :  its  foundation  and 
growth  ;  and  its  connection  with  the  Vic- 
toria University,  Manchester.     1886. 

Victorial.    Gamez,  G.  D.  de.  3394 

Victorian  poets.  Stedman,  E.  C.  1346 
Victoricus,  St.    Ex  sermone  in    tumula- 

tione  Sanctorum  Quiotlni,  Victoriol,  Casslanl.    3  pp. 

(Frankfort  See.  Scrip*,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  271.) 

Victories  of  Wellington.    Maxwell,  W. 

H.  1558 

Victorinus,  St. ,  Bp.  of  Pettau.    —circa  304. 

Fragmentum  de  fahrica  mundl ;  Scholia  in  Apooalyp- 
sin  beati  Joannis.  22  pp.  (Mlgne,  S.V.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  6,  pp.  301,  311.)— The  same  In  English.  46  pp.  (Ante- 
Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  18,  pp.  388, 394 :  with  Tertulllanus.) 
— De  Jesu  Chrlsto  Deo  et  homine.  2  pp.  (Fab- 
ricius,  G.,  Poet.  vet.  eccles.  opera,  p.  761.)— iVofe.  Also 
attributed  to  Victorinus,  G.  or  F.  M. 

IJaunoi,  J.  de.    De  Vlctoriuo  eplscopi  et  martyre. 

12  pp.     (Opera  omnia,  v.  2,  pt.  1,  p.  634.) 

Victorinus,  Oaius  or  Fabius  Marius.  —370. 
Opera  quae  exstant  universa.  Parisiis,  1844. 
r.  8°.     (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patroh  s.  Lat.  v.  8.) 

—3363 
Contents.  Adversus  Arium  libri  IV.— Llbri  II  in 
Epistolam  ad  Ephesios.  —  Tractatus  de  verbis: 
Factum  est  vespere  et  mane  dies  unus.- Libri  II 
in  Epistolam  ad  Galatas. -Liber  de  generatione 
divlnl  V.erbi.— Liber  ad  Justinum  Maniohaeum. 
— Tractatus  de  'Ojiaoouo-iw, — Liber  in  Epistolam  ad 
Fhillppenses. —Liber  de  physlcls.— De  Trinl- 
tate  hymni  III. 

Excerpta  de  orthographia.     Ed.  H.  Keil. 

Halae,  1874.     4°.  3343 

Ars  grammatica  de  orthographia  et  de  metrlca 

fatione.  241pp.  (Galsford,  T.,  Scrip*.  iaJ.  rei  me«.  p. 
1 ;  K611,  H.  G.  T.,  Grammat.  Lat.  v.  6,  p.  1.)— Eesponsio 
ad  Candldum  Arrianum.  6  pp.  (MabiUon,  J.,  Vet. 
analect.  p.  22.)— Explanationum  in  Rbetoricam  M.  Tullil 
Clceronls  libri  II.    162  pp.    (Halm,  K.  von,  Bhetores 

'  Lat.  mire.  p.  163 ;  Orelli,  J.  C,  and  Baiter,  J.  G.,  M.  Tullii 
Gtceronis  scholiastae,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— In  Eplstulam  Pauli  ad 
Galatas  commentariorum  llbri  II ;  In  Eplstulam 
ad  Fhillppenses  liber  unlcus;  In  Eplstulam  ad 
Epheslos  llbri  II ;  Opusculum  pro  rellgione  Christiana 
contra philosophos  physicos.  162  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Scrip*. 
vet.  nou.  collect. -7.  3,  pt.  2.)— De  tratribus  Machabaeis; 
De  homouslo  hymnus ;  De  Jesu  Chrlsto  Deo  et 
homine;  De  cruce  Domini.  6  pp.  (Oollectio  Pisaur. 
V.  6,  p.  83.)— iVoJe.  De  Jesu  Chrlsto  Deo  et  homine  is 
also  attributed  to  Victorinus,  Bp.  of  Pettau.  — Tie 
fratribus  Machabaels.  S  pp.  (Fabricius,  G.,  Poet, 
vet,  eccles.  opera,  p.  443 ;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
60,  p.  1275.) 

Kayser,  L.  Marius  Victorinus  und  Cicero  De  in- 
ventions.   13  pp.    (Philologus,  v.  6, 1861,  p.  706.) 

Victorinus,  Maximus.  4  cent.  Ars  met- 
rlca. 8  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  3,  p.  604.)— De 
arte  grammatica;    De    metris   et   de  hezametro 


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versu ;  De  ratlone  metrorum ;  De  flnallbus  metro- 
rum.  68  pp.  (Kell,  H.  G.  T.,  Orammat.  Lat.  v.  6,  p. 
185.)— De  re  grammatica  ;  De  carmine  heroico ;  De 
ratlone  metrorum.  38  pp.  (Llndemann,  F.,  Corpus 
grammat.  Lat.  vet.  v.  1,  p.  267.) 

Victricins,  St.,  Bp.  of  Rouen.  Circa  330-410. 

Tjlber  de laude  sanctorum'.  8  pp.  (MIgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  20,  p.  443.) 

Ti<;Taiiiitra.    See  Viswamitra. 

Tida,  Marco  Girolamo.  Circa  1485-1566. 
Scacchia  ludus  :  or,  the  Game  of  chess,  a 
poem  written  originally  in  Latin.  Tr.  into 
English  by  Mr.  Erskine.  With  a  short  in- 
troductory essay  on  the  game  of  chess  ;  and 
a  tr.  of  Vida's  3  pastoral  eclogues.  By  Mr. 
Craig.     London,  1736.     8°.  3373 

Art  of  poetry  j  tr.  by  C.  Pitt.    19  pp.    (Olialmers, 

A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  19,  p.  633. )— Tlia  Game  of  chess.  18 
pp.  (Goldsmith,  O.,  Works,  v.  4,  p.  ?77;  Murphy,  A., 
Works,  V.  7,  p.  67.)— The  Silkworm,  tr.  by  r.  S. 
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-■ Sitzungsberichte.   Wien,  1848-90.   133 

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View  of  the  causes  and  progress  of  the 
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Crudmundar  saga  Croda,  v.  1 Hrafiis  saga  ok 

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Thordar  Sighvatzsouar  Kakala  saga,  y.  2.— 
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songs,  y.  2.— Appendices,  y.  2. 

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Tigilius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Trent.    —405.    Epis- 

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1884,  pp.  12,  411 ;  v.  18,  pt.  2,  1886,  p.  68 ;  y;  19,  pt.  1,- 
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4782 
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Theatre   complet.    11   ed.    Paris,    1877. 

12°.      '  —1178 


VIGNY 


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VILLAGE  COMMUNITIES 


Qmtents.  Chatterton.— La  Mar£cliale  d'An- 
cre.— Le  More  dc  Veiiige.— Q,ultto  ponr  la  peur. 
— Shylocfc,  le  marcUand  de  Venlge. 

The  liovers  of  Moiitmoi'ency.    3  pp.    {Dublin 

Vhiv.  Hag.  v.  22, 1S13,  p.  525.)— Q,ultte  pour  lapenr. 
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Mile.  S6dalne  et  de  la  propi'l£t6  litt6ralre ;  DIscours 
de  reception  ii  rAoadSmle  trangalse.  95  pp.  (/n  Ms 
Stello,  pp.  251,  311.) 

French  literature.    Count  Alfred  de  Vlgny.    18 

pp.  (DuMin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  22,  1843,  p.  63.)— liominle, 
L.  L.  de.  M.  Alfred  de  Vlgny.  36  pp.  (/»  his  Galerle 
des  contemp.  lllustr.  v.  2.)— Mill,  J.  8.  'Writings  of 
V.  43  pp.  (Dissertations  and  discussions,  v.  1,  p.  287.) — 
Montignt,  E.  Le  Journal  d'un  poite.  31  pp.  {Rev. 
d.  demx  mondej,  1867, 2  p6r^v.  68,  p.  22t.)— Planche,  G. 
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and  romances  of  V.  44  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  Apr.- 
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&  rAcad6mle  frangalse.  18  pp.  (Portraits  litt&raires, 
T.  3,  p.  394;  Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1846,  n.  s.  v.  13,  p.  536.) 

Tigors,  Nicholas  Aylward.  1787-1840.  In- 
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Viguier,  Adrien.    Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A.    M. 

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Tiguier,  Paule  de.    Eoussy,  J.    La  Belle 

Paule.    10  pp.    (CoirejponlJan*,  v.  29, 1SS2,  p.  489.) 

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Tikari,  De.    147  pp.    Usteri,  J.  M.,  liich- 

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Tillage  sanitary  associations.    24  pp. 

Tracy,  E.  S.  (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatise  on.  hygiene,  v.  2,  p. 
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Tillage  sons  I'ancien    regime.    Ba- 

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Tillager's  verse  book.    27  pp.    Bowles, 

W.  L.,  Poet,  works,  v.  2,  p.  240. 

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Maueer,    G.    L.    von.     Geschichte    der 

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Wabinq,  G.  E.     Village  improvements 

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V.  16.)  2367 

Tillano  del  Danubio.    7  pp.    Guevara, 

A.  de,  Bp.  of  Mondonedo.  (  Obras  escogidas  de  ftlosofos,  p. 
160  :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.} 

Tillanova,  G.  de.    See  Villeneuve,  G.  de. 
Tlllanovanns,  Michaelis.  See  Servetus,  M. 
Tillanneva,  Joaquin  Lorenzo.     1757-1837. 

Poeslas.  17  pp.  (Oueto,  L.  A.  de.  Poet.  lir.  del  siglo  18, 
V.  3j  p.  585 :  Bibliot.  de  autor.  espan.) 

Tillanneva,  Santo  Tomas  de.    See  Tomas, 

de  Villanueva,  St. 
Tillanneva  y   Ochoa,   Dionisio,    called 

Soils.  1774-1834.-  Poeslas.  32  pp.  (Cueto,  L.  A.  de-, 
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Tillanuova,  Giovanni  Battista.  17  cent. 
Laudls  Pompelae,  sive  Laudae  (nunc  Lodl)  urbis  his- 
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Tillard,  de  Honneeourt,  {—).    Quicherat,  J. 

Notice  sur  I'album  de  V.  59  pp.  (Rev.  archiol.  1849, 
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Tillare   Angltcnm.    171    pp.    Spelman, 

Sir  H.,  English  works,  p.  191. 

Tillari,  Pasquale.  1827—.  Alcune  leg- 
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History  of  (3-irolamo  Savonarola  and  of 

his  times.  Tr.  from  the  Italian  by  Leonard 
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Niccold  Machiavelli  e  i  suoi  tempi.    Illus- 

trati  con  nuovi  documenti.  Firenze,  1877- 
82.     3  V.  8°.  5885 

The  same.    Tr.  by  Linda  Villari.    Lon- 
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Saggi  di  storia,  di  critica,  e  di  politica. 

Firenze,  1868.     8°.  3306 

Contents.    Schiavitil  e  la  guerra  civile  in  America, 
-CesareBeccaria.— Dante  e  la letteratura  in  Italia. 


VILLARI 


4733 


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— BiograQ  del  Savonarola.— Xaliie  e  la  crltlca  dell' 

liloy,  G.     ViUarl,  Niocold     Machiavolll  e  i  suoi 

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Tillars,  Abbi  de  Montfaucon  de.  Circa 
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—2477 
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Tillars,  Claude  Louis  Hector,  Marichal, 
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The  same.  Paris,  1857.  r.  8°.  (Michaud 
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Alemlbert,  J.  le -B.  d'.    Eloge  de  Y.    5  pp.    ((Bu- 

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Tlllars,  Pierre  de,  Abp.  of  Vienne.    Massil- 

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Tillars,  Pierre  de.     Sainte-Beuve,  C.  A. 

Une  monarchle  en  dSoadenoe.  MSmoirea  de  la  oour 
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Tillas.    See  Architecture,  Cottages,  etc. 
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Abstract  ot  a  voyage  to  the  coasts  ot  'Atrloa  and  Guinea 
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Villaviclosa,  Sebastian  de,  and  Avella* 

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Tille,  Antoine  de.    17  cent.    Portus  et  urbis 

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Tille,  J.  C.  de  la.     Causes  c61ebres.     See 

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Mzab,  du  Sahara,  et  de  la  region  des  steppes 

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—1572 
Ville  noir.  La.    Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A. 

D.  (George  Sand,  fflsewd.),  CEuvres  compl. 

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TilleaAvrau,  Castle.    La  Pilaie,  (— ).    La 

Ville-Avran.  6  pp.  (Soc.  antlq.  de  France,  M€m.  v.  14, 
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TilleboiS;  ( — ),  Sieur  de.  Memoires  se- 
crets pour  servir  d  I'histoire  de  la  cour  de 
Russie,  sous  les  r^gnes  de  Pierre  le  Grand 
et  de  Catherine  I.  ■  Rediges  et  pub.  pour  la 
premiere  fois  par  M.  Theophile  Hallez. 
Paris,  1853.     8°.  3464 

Villecoiirt,  Clement,  Cardinal-Bp.  of  La 
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Contents.  Cours  d'instructions  pour  le  carfime.— 
Explication  des  commandements  de  Dieu.— Dis- 
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f undbres. — Dlscours  sur  I'liistolre  eccleslastiqiie. 
— niarlana,  ou  dlscours  sur  la  Salnte  Vlerge. — 
Monialla,  ou  dlscours  aux  religleuses.— Dlscours 
sur  les  saints  mystfcres.— IVotice  sur  Cardinal  Ville- 
court.- Instructions  sur  les  peclids  capitaux. — 
Pratique  de  la  penitence.— Pour  uno  retraite 
eccl6siastique.— Sermons  et  allocutions  pour  les 
fetes  des  Saints.- Allocutions  pour  une  tourn£e 
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Tilledieu,  Eugene  de.  1831—.  Marguerite 
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oeuvres,  ses  descendants  desant  la  critique 
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Tillefavard.    Texier,  J.  R.  A.    Eglise  de 

V.     6  pp.  1  pi.     (j4j!>i.  ore/i^oZ.  V.  11,  1861,  p.  42.) 

Tillefort,  Gabriel  Jacques  Joseph  Alfred. 
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Tillefranclie>du-Qneyran.    Bessieres, 

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Tillegagiion,  Nicolas    Durand,  Chevalier 

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Tillegas,  Esteban  Manuel  de.     1596-1669. 

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Shelley,  Mrs.  M.  W.,  and  others.    Esteban  de  Ville- 

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Tille-liardoiiin,  Geoffroy  de.  Circa  1167- 
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ConquSte  de  Constantinople,  avec  la  con- 
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Memoires  de,  ou  histoire  de  la  conqu^te 

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4676 
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4734 


VILLERMONT 


Salnte-Benve,  C.  A.  Geoffrey  de  Vllle-Hardouln. 
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Vill61e,  Jean  Baptiste  Seraphin  Joseph, 
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pondanoe.     Paris,.  1888-89.     4  v.  8°.        4773 

BrogUe,  A.  de.  DeuxmlnlstresdelaKestauratlon. 

M.  Serre  et  V.  38  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1866,  2 
p6r.  V.  63,  p.  720.)— Lettrea  sur  les  hommes  d'etat  de 
la  France.  21  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1833,  2  s.  v.  4, 
p.  86.)— tiom£nle,  L.  L.  de.  M.  de  VllWle.  36  pp.  (In 
his  Galerie  dea  contemp.  lUustr.  v.  6.) 

Tilleuiaiu,    Abel    Frangois.      1790-1870. 

CEuvres.    Paris,  1854-58.     14  v.  8°.      —1150 

Contents.    Dlscours  h  I'Acaddmie    fran^aige,  y. 

10.— Bapports  sur  les  concours  de  rAcadSmle  tran- 

galse,  1836-56,  v.  10, 11.— Saint  Ambrolse,  v.  2 Des 

opinions  sur  I'Angleterre,  v.  11. — Egponse  au  dls- 
cours de  M.  Arnault,  v.  10.— Saint  Atllanaae,  v.  2.— 
Saint  Augustln,  v.  2.— Saint  Basile,  v.  2.— Albert  de 
Broglle,  V.  11.— Lord  Brougbani,  critique,  hlsto- 
rlen,  publlclste,  v.  11.— Byron,  v.  1.— Les  Cent 
jours,  V.  14.— Saint  Jean  Chrygogtome,  v.  2.— 
Notice  sur  Clc£ron,  v.  1.— Kepubllque  de  Clc^ron,  v. 
12.— Sur  la  critique,  T.  10.— KSponse  au  dlscours  de 
M.  Dacler,  v.  10.— DAmostlifciie  et  le  G6u.  Foy,  v. 

13 Digcourg  et  melanges  llttiralreg,  v.  10 — 

Des  p6res  de  I'Slglise  grecque,  v.  2. — Des  pftres  de 
I'Egllge  latine,  v.  2.— Tableau  de  I'feloquence 
chr£tlenne  au  4  slfeole,  v.  2.— Dlscours  da  cours 
d'iloquence  fran^aise,  v.  10.— Saint  BSphrem,  v. 
2.— Saint  Epiphane,  v.  2. — Vue  g^nSralde  I'Elurope 
au  16  slScle,  v.  9.— De  M.  de  Peletx  et  de  quelques 
salons  de  son  temps,  v.  13 — Notice  sur  F£iielon,y. 
10.— Florence  et  ses  vlclssltufles,  v.  11.— E6ponse  au 
dlscours  de  M.  Fourier,  v.  10.— Essal  sur  I'^tat  des 
Crrecs  depuls  le  conquSte  musulmane,  v.  9.— Saint 
Gregoire  de  IVaziauze,  v.  2.— Saint  Gr£goire  de 
JTysse,  V.  2.— H6rodote  et  de  la  manlSre  de  le  tra- 
dulre,  V.  1.— Saint  Hilaire,  v.  2.— Souvenirs  contem- 
poralns  d'liistoire  et  de  litt£rature,  v.  13, 14.— 
Etudes  d'liistoire  moderne,  v.  9 — L'ltalle  sous  les 
barbares,  v.  11.— Saint  J6rome,  v.  2.— De  I'empereur 
Julien,  V.  2.— tascarlg,  V.  9.— De  la  corruption  des 
lettreg  romaines,  v.  1.  —  Vie  du  Chanoeller  de 
li'Hopital,  V.  9.— Etudes  de  littirature  anoienne 
et  etrangSre,  v.  1.— LlttSrature  au  18  siSole,  v.  6-8.— 
LlttSrature  du  moyen  age,  v.  3,  4.— Essal  sur  la  lit- 
t^rature  anglaise  et  considerations  sur  le  genie 
des  nommes,  des  temps,  et  des  revolutions,  v.  11.— 
Choix  d'^tudes  sur  la  littirature  contemporaiiie, 
V.  11.— De  la  lltterature  en  France  durant  les  IB 
annfies  de  la  Bestauratlon,  v.  11.— Cours  de  litt£ra- 
ture  fran^aige,  v.  3-8.— I-ucain,  v.  l.-Du  pofeme 
de  tncrice  sur  la  Nature  des  ohoses,  v.  1.— Milton, 

V  1.— Le  Paradis  perdu,  de  Milton,  v.  11.— Eloge  de 
IHontaigne,  v.  10.  —  Eloge  de  Montesquieu,  v. 
10.  — M.  de  IVarbonne,  v.  13. —  Pascal,  v.  10.— 
Saint  Paulin,  v.  2. -Notice  sur  Plutarqne,  v. 
1.— Vies  des  prinolpaux  poetes  anglalg,  v.  1.— 
Du  polytli*isme  dans  le  premier  siScle  de  notre 

'  Sre,  V.  2.  — Pope,  v.  1.— Essal  sur  les  romang 
srecg,  V.  1.— Keponse  au  dlscours  de  M.  Scribe,  v. 
10.— Shatespeare,  v.  1.— Souvenirs  de  la  Sorbonne 
en  1825,  V.  13.— De  Symmaque  et  de  Saint  Ambroise, 

V  2  — Syn£giug,  v.  2.— De  la  vie  et  du  rSgne  de  Ti- 
bire,  v.  1.— WlcUerley,  v.  1.— Young,  v.  1. 

Essais  sur  le  genie  de  Pindare  et  sur  le 

poesie  lyrique  dans  ses  rapports  avec  1 'eleva- 
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1859.     8°.  3366 

Histoire  de  Cromwell.    Paris,  1819.    3  v. 

8°.  1517 

Histoire  de  Gregoire  VII,  precedee  d'un 

disoours  sur  I'histoire  de  lapapaute  jusqu'au 
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Souvenirs  contemporains  d'histoire  et  de 

litt6rature,  V.  1.    7ed.    Paris,  1859.    8°.   1686 

Contmls.  U^mogtliine  et  le  G6n.  Foy.-De  M.  de 
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IVarbonne.— Souvenirs  de  la  Sorbonne  en  1826. 

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Essay  on  Pascal,  considered  as  a  writer  and  mor- 
alist    23  pp.    (Pascal,  B.,  ProDincial  lefJers,  p.  xxlv. )— 


Life  and  genius  otSbafegpeare.  49  pp.  (Drake,  N., 
Mem.  of  Shalcsp.  p.  203.) 

Tableau    de     I'^loqueuee     clir^tlenne     au    4 

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i  a.  v.  11,  1849,  p.  160.)— La  Gueronnl^re,  A.  de. 
D'un  nouveau  commentaire  de  V.  sur  la  B^publlque 
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lieffevre-Pontalfs,  A.  Souvenirs  contemporains, 
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—Conference  between  the  late  Duke  of  Buckingham 
and  au  Irish  priest,  v.  2.— Letters,  v.  1,  2.— The 
Militant  couple,  v.  1 — Poems,  v.  1,  2..^E98ay  upon 
reason    and    religion,    v.    2. — The    Reliearsal,  a 

•  comedy,  v.  2.— Key  to  the  Rehearsal,  v.  2.— The  Rcg- 
tauratlon,  or  Right  will  take  place,  a  tragicomedy, 
v.  1 — Speeches,  v.  1 Remarkable  speeches,  de- 
bates, and  conferences  of  eminent  statesmen  In  the 
House  of  Lords  and  Commons,  from  1640,  v.  1,  2. 

The  Rehearsal  .  .   .     With    illustrations 

from  previous  plays.  London,  1868.  16°. 
(Arber,  E.,  Reprints.)  2137 

The  Rehearsal }  Key  to  the  Rehearsal.    28  pp. 

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Tilliers,  George  William  Frederick,  4  Earl 
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Tilliers,  Jean  de  la  Grollaye,  Bp.  ofLombes. 

— 1499.  Epistola  ad  Ludovlcum  XI.  2  pp.  (Achfiry, 
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CEuvres  completes,  suivies  d'un  choix 

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Contents.  Grand  testament.  —  Petit  testa- 
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-; —  Poems,  now  first  done  into  English  verse, 
in  the  original  forms,  by  John  Payne. 
London,  1881.     8°.  2374 

Contents.  Divers  poems.  —  Greater  testa- 
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uted.—Notes. 


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Tindication  of  natural  diet.  Shelley, 
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Tindication     of     the     miraculous 

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Tindication  of  the  IVonconformists. 

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Tindication  of  the  truth  of  Christian 

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Tindiciae      ecclesiae     Anglicanae. 

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Tindiciae    epistolarum   Sancti  Ig> 

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Violejeda  spartuta  ntra  bufle  e  bernao- 
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Abaque-Aronde,  v.  1.  Gabie-Ouvrler,  v.  6. 

Arts-Chaplteau,  v.  2.  Paials-Pults,  v.  7. 

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36  pp.  {Lectures  and  essays,  v.  2,  p.  286  ;  and  Nineteenth 
Cent.  V.  3,  1878,  p.  712.)— Blam,  0.  Haeokel  and  Vlr- 
chow ;  the  evolution  oontroyei'sy  In  Germany,  29  pp. 
{Conlemp.  Rev.  v.  33,  1878,  p.  B40.)— Frelheit  der 
wlssengchaft  Im  modernen  staat.  12  pp.  (Bev.  ot, 
by  r.  Hoffmann,  In  Zeits.f.  pUlos.  v.  72, 1878,  p.  117.) 

and   Hirscb,  August  (£ds.)    Jahres- 

bericht  ueber  die  leistungen  und  fortschritte 
in  der  gesammten  medicin.  Berlin,  1867- 
79.     13  V.  in  14,  8°.  —2553 

and    HoItzendorfT,    Friedrich    von. 

Sammlung  wissenschaftlicher  vortraege. 
See  Sammlung. 

Viret,  Pierre.  Schmidt,  K.  Wilhelm  Farel 
und  Peter  Viret.  1860.  (Baum,  J.  W.,  and 
others,  Leben  u.  ausgewaehlte  sehrift.  der 
vaeter  u.  begruender  der  reformirten  Mrche., 
V.  9.) 

Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  bommes,v.  35.— Roeet, 

A.  Second  marlage  de  V.  6  pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et 
rev.  Suisse,  v.  B3, 1875,  p.  499.) 

Virey,  Philippe.  Etudes  sur  le  papyrus 
prisse.  Le  livre  de  Kaqimna  et  les  legons 
de  Ptah-Hotep.  Paris,  1887.  8°  [Biblioth. 
Ecole  des  hautes  &,udes,  v.  70.)  — 4153 

Tirgidemiarum.  Hall,  J.,  Bp.  of  Nor- 
wicK.   Compl.   poems,  pts.    1,  2.     (Grosart, 

A.  B.,  Occasional  issues,  v.  9.)  1305 
VIrgile  travesti  en  vers  burlesques.     3  v. 

Scarron,  P.,  CEuvres,  v.  8,  9.  —1178 

Virgilio,  Giovanni  de,  and  Dante  Ali- 
ghleri.  Eclogae.  68  pp.  (Dante  AUghlerl,  Opere 
laHne,  V.  2,  p.  299.)— Ecloglle  latlne,  coUe  note 
latlne  di  anonimo  contemporaneo  e  colle  illustrazlonl 
dl  M.  Dlonlsi,  aggluntavl  la  traduzione  italiana  In 
versl  sclolti  dl  Francesco  Peraonl.  35  pp.  (Dante 
Alighlerl,  Opere  minori .  .  .  annotata  da  P.  Fraticelli,  v. 
1,  p.  403.) 

Tlrgilius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Salzburg.    Vita  et 

^  miracula,    12  pp.    (Frankfort  See.  Script,  v.  11,  p.  84.) 
Tirgilius,  Polydorus.    See  Vergilio,  P. 
Virgilius  (or  Vergillus)  Maro,  Publius. 

B.  C.  70-19.  Poemata  ;  lectionum  varietati- 
bus,  recentium  duorum  optimae  notae  ex- 
emplorium  fide  collectis  locupletata  :  quibus 
ad  calcem  addita  est  epithetorum  VLrgilia- 
norum  appendix  :  studio  et  opera  Christiani 
EgenolphiF.  Franoofurdi,1597.    16°.      3353 

Contents. .  .^neidos,  Ubri  XII.— .ffiltna.— Anmota- 
tloneg  brevea.— Badlus,  J.  In  opera  VlrglUana 
quaedam  praeambula.— Bucolicon.  eclogae  X.— 
CirJs.— Copa.— Culex.— DIrae.— Epigrammata. 
— Epltheta  Vlrgillaiia.— Georglcon,  Ubrl  IV. — 
JUaphael  Vegil  landensis  liber.— nioretum. 

Opera.    Pisauri,  1766.    4°.,   [Colleotio  Pi- 

saur.  V.  1.)  4313 

Contents.  Aeneis.  —  Bucolica*  —  Catalecta, — 
Ciris. — Culex.— Georgica. 

Opera  omnia  ex  editione  Heyniana  cum 

notis  et  interpretatione  in  usum  Delphini, 
variis  lectionibus,  notis  variorum  .  .  .  et 
ihdice  locupletissimo  accurate  recensita. 
Londini,    1819.     10  v.   8°.     (Valpy,  A.   J., 

Script.  Lat.)  4352 

Contents,  ^neldos  Ubrl  XII,  v.  1-3.— Excursus  ad 
.^neldos  Ubros,  v.  8,  9. — Argumeiita  opei'um,  v.  9. 
— Bucolicon  liber,  v.  1. — Excursus  ad  Bucolica,  v. 
8.— Catalecta,  V.  3.— Ciris,  v.  3.— Excuraus  ad  Cirln, 
V.  9. — Recenaus  codicnm,  v.  '9. — Copa.  v.  3 — Cu- 
lex, V.  3.~Kecensua  editfonum,  t.  9. — Epitapliia 
VirgllU,  V.  9.— Georgicon  Ubrl  IV,  v.  1.— Excursua 
ad  Georgica,  v.  8.— De  antlquis  VlrglUl  interpreti- 
bua,  V.  9.— I<a  Rue,  C.  de.  Vlrgilll  hiatorla,  v.  l.-Mo- 


retum,  v.  3 — Notae  variorum  In  P.  VlrglUl  opera, 
V.  4-8.— Testlmonia  de  VlrglUo,  v.  9.— VlrglUl  vita, 
V.  1. — Indices,  v.  10. 

Quae  extant    omnia  opera  .  .  .     Tertio 

pub.  Chr.  Gottl.  Heyne,  cui  Servium  pariter 
integrum  et  variorum  notas  cum  suis  sub- 
junxit  N.  E.  Lemaire.  Parisiis,  1819-22. 
8  V.  8°.  (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth.  cla.^s. 
Lat.)  4356 

Contents.  JEnetdoa  Ubrl  XII,  v.  2-4.— Commentarla 
in  aineldoa  Ubros,  v,  6,  7.— Excursus  ad  iBneldos 
Ubros,  V.  2-4.— Argumenta  operum  VlrglUl,  v.  7. — 
Bucolica,  V.  1.— Excursus  ad  Bucolica,  v.  1.— Com- 
mentarla In  Eclogas,  V.  5 — Carmiua  minora,  v.  6. 

— Catalecta,  v.  5. — Ciris,  v.  5 Excursus  ad  Glrin,  v. 

5. — De  VlrglUl  codicibus  manuscrlptis,  v.  7. — Copa, 
V.  B.— Culex,  V.  5.— Donatus,  T.  C.  P.  VlrglUl  Ma- 
ronls  vita,  v.  7,— Epitnphia  P.  VlrglUl  Maronls,  v.  7. 
— F6e,  A.  L.  A.  Flore  de  VlrgUe,  v.  8.— Concordance 
synonymique  de  la  Flore  de  VirgUe,  v.  8.— Flora 
Virgiliana,  v.  8 — Georgica,  v.  1.— Commentarla  In 
Georglcorum  Ubros,  v.  5.— Excursus  ad  Georglcorum 
Ubros,  V.  1.— Prooemlum  In  Georgica,  v.  1.— Heyne, 
C.  G.  Notice  ralsonnfie  des  fidltions  de  Vlrglle,  v.  7. — 
Hortulus,'v.  5.— Interpretes  antiqui  P.  VlrglUl 
Maronls,  v.  7, — La  Rue,  0.  de.  De  natura  ^neldos; 
De  natura  poematls  eplcl,  v.  4.— P.  VlrglUl  Maronls 
vita  per  annns  dlgesta,  v.  7.— P.  Vlrgilll  Maronls 
laudes,  v.  7.— Ijebeau,  C.  P.  Vlrgilll  Maronls  vita, 
V.  7.— Lemaire,  N.  E.  De  carmine  eplco  dlsquisltlo, 
V.  6.— Disquisitio  de 'carmine  eplco  Vlrgiliano;  Dls- 
quisltlo de  rerum  in  ^nelde  tractatarura  Inventione, 
V.  2, — Extralts  du  cours  de  pofisle  latlne  sur  Virgile, 
V.  7.— Praefatio,  v.  1.— De  carmine  buooUco,  v.  1.— 
MapUaei  "Vegil  carmen,  vel  liber  addltus  XII 
^neldos  llbrls,  v.  4.— Moretuni,  v.  5.— Oudin,  F. 
De  Cullce  VlrgUlana  disceptatlo,  v.  7.— Traductions 
des  oeuvres  de  Vlrglle  en  diverses  langues,  v.  7. — Tra- 
ductions de  Vlrglle  en  vers  burlesques,  v.  7.— Indices, 
V.  8. 

[Opera.]    Varietate  lectionis  et  perpetua 

adnotatione  illustratus  a  C.  G.  Heyne.  Ed. 
IV  curavit  G.  P.  E.  "Wagner.  Lipsiae,  1830- 
41.     5  V.  8°.  3253 

Contents.  Aeneldos,  Ubrl  XII,  v.  2,  3,  6.— Buco- 
lica, V.  1,  6.— Carmlna  ad  pristinam  orthographiam 

quoad  eius  fieri  potui  revocata  ed.  Ph.  Wagner,  v.  5 

.Carmlna  minora,  v.  4 Catalecta,  v.   4.— Ciris, 

V.  4.— De  codicibus  et  edltlonibus  P.  VlrglUi  Ma- 
ronls, V.  4.— Copa,   V.  4 Culex,  v.   4.— Dedicatio 

Aeneldos, .V.  1.— Donatus,  T.  C.    De  vita  VlrglUl,  v. 

1.— Epitapbia   Virgilil,  v.  1.— Georgica,  v.  1,  5 

Heyne,  C.  G.  De  carmine  eplco  VlrglUano,  v.  2. — 
De  rerum  In  Aenelde  traotatarum  Inventione,  v.  2.— In- 
dex In  Heynil  notas  et  oommentarlos,  v.  5.— De  an- 
tlquis Vlrgilll  interpretibns,  v.  4.— Moretum,  v. 
4.— Ortbographia  verglllana,  v.  5.— Slllig.  J. 
Index  rerum  et  verborum  in  notas  et  adnotationem 
crltlcam,  v.  4.— Spohn,.  F.  A.  G.  Prolegomena  ad 
carmiua  bucoUca  Virgilil,  v.  1. — Testimonia  de  Vir- 
gilio et  argumenta  operum,  v.  1. — Vita  VlrglUi  per 
annos  dlgesta,  v.  1.— De  vita  VlrglUi,  v.  1.— 'Wagner, 
G.  P.  E.  Addltamentum ;  Praefatio,  v.  l.—Quaestiones 
Virgilianae,  v.  4. 

[Opera.]     Francofurti  ad  Moenum,  1831- 

33.  1  V.  in  3  pts.  8°.  (Weber,  W.  E.,  Cor- 
pus poet.  Lat.  pts.  1,  2.)  3242 

Contents.  Aeneldos  libri  XII,  pt.  1.— Bucolicon 
liber,  pt.  1.— Carmlna  minora,  pt.  2.— Catalecta, 
pt.  2.— Ciris,  pt.  2.— Copa,  pt.  2.— Culex,  pt.  2.— 
Georgicon  Ubrl  IV,  pt.  1.— Moretum,  pt.  2. 

Opera,  recensuit  Otto  Ribbeck.     Lipsiae, 

1859-62.     3  V.  8°.  3353 

Contents:  Aeneis.  v.  2,  3.— Bucolica,  v.  1 Ge- 
orgica, V.  1.— Ribbeck,  W.  P.  Vergill  Maronls 
auctores  et  imitatores,  v.  1-3. 

Opera,  with  a  commentary  by  John  Con- 

ington  and  Henry  Nettleship.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1865-72.  3  V.  8°.  (Long,  G.,  Biblioth. 
class.)  3253 

Contents.  Aeneis,  v.  2,  3.— Bucolicon  liber,  v.  1. 
— Conington,  J.  On  parts  ot  Rlbbeck's  Prolegomena 
critica  to  his  ed.  of  Virgil,  v.  3.— On  the  later  buooUc 
poets  of  Home ;  On  the  later  didactic  poets  of  Bome, 
V.  1.— Georgicon  Ubrl  IV,  v.  1.— Long,  G.    Life  of 


VIRGILIUS  MAKO 


4742 


VIRGILIUS  MARO 


VlrgU,  T.  1.— Nettlesbip,  H.    On  the  lengthening  of 
short  final  syllables  In  Vlrgll,  v.  3. 
NnU.—y.  3  Is  1  ed. 

The  same.    3  ed.    London,  1872-76.    3  v. 

8°.  3253 

JVo(e.— Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding.    V.  3  Is 

2  ed. 

Opera,  ad  optimorumlibrorumfidem  ed. 

.  .  .  Albertus  Forbiger.  Ed.  IV.  Lipsiae, 
1872-75.     3  V.  8°.  3253 

Contents.  Aeiieidos  llbri  Xll,  v.  2,  3.— Bwcollca, 
V.  1.— Carmina  minora,  v.  3.— Catalecta,  v.  8.— 
Clris,  V.  3.— Copa,  v.  3.— Culex,  V.  3.— Forbiger, 
A.  Dissertatlo  de  P.  VerglU  Maronls  vita  et  carml- 
nlbus,  V.  3.— Georgica,  v.  1.— Moretum,  v.  3.— In- 
dices, V.  3.  ^ 

Opera  a  Mauricio  Hauptio  iterum  recog- 

nita.    Lipsiae,  1873.     16°.  3257 

Contents.  Aeneidos  llbri  XII.— Aetna.— Bucoll- 
coii  liber.— Catalccta.  —  Clris.— Copa.— Culex. — 
Dirae.— Georgicoii  llbri  IV.— Lydia Moretum. 

Gedichte.     Erklaert    von  Th.   Ladewig. 

7  aufl.  von  Carl  Schaper.     Berlin,  1880-84. 

3  V.  8°.  8253 

Contents,    .^neidos  librl  XII,  v.  2,  3.— Bucolica, 

V.  1 — Georgica,  v.  1.— Register,  v.  3. 
■  Note V.  2  Is  10  aufl. 

Works,  with  a  commentary  and  appen- 
dices by  Benjamin  Hall  Kennedy.  3  ed. 
London,  1881.     12°.  3258 

Contents.  .^neidos.:^Bucolicou.  — Tr.  of  the 
Eclogues.— Georgicon.— Kennedy,  B.  H.  Life 
and  wrlclugs  of  Virgil.- Indices. 

Opera.     With  an  introduction  and  notes 

by  T.  L.  Papillon.     Oxford,  1882.     2  v.  13°. 

3253 

Contents.  Aeneis,  v.  1. — Bucolica,  v.  1.— Geor- 
gica,  V.  1.— Papillon,  T.  L.  Introduction,  v.  1.— 
Notes,  V.  2. 

Opera.     Pub.  .  .  .  avec  un  commentaire 

critique  et  explicatif,  une  introduction,  et 
une  notice  par  E.  Benoist.  3  tirage.  Paris, 
1882-84.     3  V.  8°.  3352 

Contents.  Aeuelg,  v.  2,  3. — Benoist,  L.  E.  Notice 
sur  Virgile,  v.  1 — Bucolicon  liber,  v.  1 — Cata- 
lecta,  T.  3.— Ciris,  v.  3.— Copa,  v.  3.— Culex,  v.  3.— 
Georgica,  v.  1.— Moretum,  v.  3.— Table,  v.  3. 

Opera  omnia.  Oxonii,  1884.  18°.  (Ox- 
ford pocket  classics. )  3257 

Contents.  .aSneidog  llbri  XII.— Bucolicon  liber. 
— Carmina  minora. — Catalecta. — Ciris. — Copa. 
—Culex.— Georgicon  llbri  IV.— Moretum. 

Werken.   Amsterdam,  1859-68.   2v.  r.  8°. 

(Vondel,  J.  van  den,  Werken,  v.  5,  8.)   — 3103 

Contents.  £}iieas. — Herderszangen. —  Jjantge- 
dichten. 

Note.—y.  5  contains  a  prose  translation,  and  v.  8  a 
poetical  translation,  from  Latin  into  Dutch. 

Works  ;  tr.  into  English  verse,  by  John 

Dryden.  London,  1795.  8°.  (Anderson,  R., 
Brit,  poets,  Y.  12.)  1363 

Contents.    Addison,  J.    Essay  on  the  Georgics 

JKaels.  —  Georgics.- Pastorals. — "Walsh,  W. 
Life  of  Pub.  Vlrgilius  Maro;  Preface  to  the  Pastorals, 
with  a  short  defence  of  Virgil. 

The  same.  London,  1810.  8°.  (Chal- 
mers, A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  19.)  1364 

Contents,    .^neis.— Georgics.— Pastorals. 

The  same.  Edinburgh,  1831.  3  v.  8°. 
(Dryden,  J.,  Works,  v.  13-15.)  3146 

Contents.  Addison.  J.  Essay  on  the  Georgics,  v. 
U.— jEneis,  v.  li,  16 — Chetwood,  K.  Life  of  Pub- 
Itus  Virgilius  Maro.  v.  13 — Georgics,  v.  14. — Pas- 
torals, V.  13.— Walsli,  W.  Preface  to  the  Pastorals, 
with  a  short  defence  of  Vlrgll,  v.  13. 

Works,  tr.  into  English  prose,  as  near 

the  original  as  the  different  idioms  of  the 
Latin  and  English  languages  will  allow  : 
with  the  Latin  text  and  order  of  construc- 
tion on  the  same  page  ;  and  critical,  histor- 


ical, geographical,  and  classical  notes  in 
Englislj.  [By  Joseph  Davidson.]  3  Am. 
ed.    New  York,  1838.     2  v.  8°.  1343 

Contents,  .^neidos,  v.  1,  2.— Bucolica,  v.  1. — 
Georgica,  v.  1. 

Works.    Literally  tr.  into  English  prose, 

with  notes,  by  [Joseph]  Davidson.  A  new 
ed.,  revised,  with  additional  notes,  by  T.  A. 
Buckley.  London,  1863.  p.  8°.  (Bohn,H. 
G.,  Class.  lAbr.)  1347 

Contents,    .^neid. — Bucolics. — Georgica, 

Poems,  tr.  into  English  prose.    London, 

1873.  8°.  (Conington,  J.,  Miscel.  wriUngs, 
V.  3.)  S134 

Contents,    .^neid. — Bucolics* — Georglcg. 

Gedichte,    im   versmass     der    urschrift 

uebersetzt  von  W.  A.  B.  Hertzberg  und  C. 
N.  V.  Osiander.  Stuttgart,  1853-56.  3  v.  in 
1,  16°.  3357  * 

Contents.  Ciris,  T.  2.— Idyllen,  v.  1.— Der  Kra^n- 
terkloss,  V.  2.— Vom  Iiandbau,  v.  1.— Nachlese.v. 
2.— Die  Scbenkwirtbln,  v.  2.— Die  Scbnake,  v.  2. 

Collins,  W.  L.    Virgil.    1878.    [In  his 

Anct.  classics  for  Eng.  readers.) 

Fkitzsche,  a.  T.  H.    Zu  Theokrit  und 

Virgil.     1860. 

Leesch,  J.  H.  L.    Antiquitates  Vergili- 

anae  ad  vitam  populi  Romani  desoriptae. 
1848. 

Michel,  F.  X.    Quae  vices  quaeque  mu- 

tationes  et  Virgilium  ipsum  et  ejus  carmina 
per  mediam  aetatem  exceperint.     1846. 

MiLBERG,  K.  W.    Memorabilia  Vergili- 

ana.     1857. 

Notae   variorum    in  P.    Virgilii    opera. 

1819,  5  V.  (Virgilius  Maro,  P.,  <^era  omnia, 
V.  4-8 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lot.) 

Papillon,  T.  L.  Notes.  1882.  (Vir- 
gilius Maro,  P.,  Opera.  With  an  introduc- 
tion and  notes  by  T.  L.  Papillon,  v.  3. ) 

Rantz,  C.     Der  accusativus  bei  Vergil. 

1871. 

Sellae,  W.  Y.  Roman  poets  of  the- Au- 
gustan age.     Virgil.     1877. 

Servius,  M.  H.  Commentarii  in  Vir- 
gilium .  .  .  recensuit  H.  A.  Lion.     1826,  3  v. 

——  Albrecbt,  E.  Wlederholte  verse  und  verstbelle 
hei  Vergil.  52  pp.  [Hermes,  v.  16, 1881,  p.  393.)— Ali- 
son, Sir  A.  Vlrgll,  Tasso,  and  Raphael.  31  pp.  (£>■ 
says  polit. ,  hist,  and  miscel.  v.  3,  p.  42 ;  and  Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  57,  1845,  p.  401.)— Badins.  J.  In  opera  Ylr- 
glliana  quaedam  praeambula.  11  pp.  (Virgilius 
Maro,  P.,  Pob'mata.)— Becker,  J.  Antiquitates  Ver- 
glUanae.  i  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  alierthumsw.  v.  11,  1844,  p. 
257.)- Brady,  T.  J.  B.  Tacitus  and  Vlrgll.  4  pp. 
(Hermathena,  v.  1,  p.  233.)— Combos,  J.  E.  VlrgUe 
poftte  didactlque  et  m^dScln.  41  pp.  {Rev.  conlemp. 
1864,  V.  6,  p.  77.)— X:ngllgh  translators  of  Vlrgll. 
42  pp.  (Quart.  Rev.  v.  110, 1861,  p.  73.)— Fulgentlns, 
F.  P.  Liber  de  exposltlone  Virgilianae  contlnehtiae. 
32  pp.  (Staveren,  A.  van,  Auct.  mythog.  Lat.  p.  735.)— 
Henry,  J.  Adversaria  VlrglUana.  160  pp.  (Fhilo- 
logus,  V.  11,  1866,  pp.  480,  697 ;  V.  12,  1867,  p.  248 ;  V.  13, 
1858,  p.  629 ;  V.  17, 1861,  p.  627.)— Herder,  J.  G.  Ueber 
die  schamhaftlgkelt  Vlrglls.  36  pp.  {Saemmt.  werke, 
y.  23,  p.  260.)— Hertverden,  H.  van.  Conjeotanea 
Latlna.  Ad  VerglUum.  13  pp.  {Mnenwsyne,  n.  8.  v.  1, 
1873,  p.  412.)— Heyne,  0.  G.  De  codiclbus  et  edltlon- 
ibus  P.  Virgilii  Maronls.  149  pp.  (Virgilius  Maro,  P., 
[Opera]  illuitr.  C.  O.  Beyne,  v.  4,  p.  601.)— Notice  ral- 
8onn6e  des  Editions  de  Virgile,  avec  des  notes  et  des 
additions  par  M.  Barbler.  92  pp.  (Virgilius  Maro, 
P.,  Quae  extant  omnia  opera,  v.  7,  p.  457 :  Lemalre,  N.  E., 
Siblioth.  class.  Lat.)— Hnnter'a  ed.  of  Virgil.  7  pp. 
[Edin.  Rev.  v.  3,  1805,  p.  60.)— VlrgilU  Maronls  Inter- 
pretes  veteres  ex  palimpsesto  Veronensl.  65  pp. 
rMal,  A.,  Auctor.  classic,  v.  7,  p.  247.)— Jacob,  K.  G. 
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See  also  Alexandria.  —  Chancellorsville. — 
Fauquier  County,— Harper's  Ferry,— James 
river.  —  Jamestown.  —  I,ynchljurg.  —  Mount 
Vernon.  —  Norfolk.  —  Portsmouth.  —  Prince 
George  County.  — Richmond. —  Shenandoah 
valley. —  West  Virginia,  —  White  Sulphur 
Springs. 

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— —  Warder,  T.  B.,  and  Catlett,  J.  M. 
Battle  of  Young's  branch  ;  or,  Manassas 
plain,  fought  July  21,  1861.     1862. 

Batallle  de  Manassas.    43  pp.    {Biblioth.  univ.  et 

rev.  Suisse,  n.  p6r.  v.  21,  1864,  p.  258.)— Coffin,  C.  0. 
Late  scenes  in  Blchmond.  12  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
16,  1865,  p.  744.)— The  May  campaign  In  V.  9  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14,  1864,  p.  124.)— Llppltt,  P.  J. 
Pope's  Virginia  campaign  and  Porter's  part  in  it.  18 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  42,  1878,  p.  349.)— Taylor, i(.- 
Gen.  R.  Stonewall  Jackson  and  the  valley  campaign. 
24  pp.     {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  126,  1878,  p.  23B.) 

See  also  United  States,  History.     Civil  war. 

Virginia,  Law. 

Hening,  W.  W.    Statutes  at  large ;  being 

a  collection  of  all  the  laws  of  Virginia,  1619- 

1793.     1809-23,  13  v. 
Merger,  J.    Abridgement  of  all  the  acts 

of  Assembly  [of  Virginia]  in  force  Jan.  1, 

1758.     1758. 

Strachey,  W.  For  the  colony  in  Vir- 
ginia Britannia.  Lavves  diuine,  mopall  and 
martiall.     1612.     {Force,  P.,  Tmcfo,  v.  3.)  . 

Tucker,  H.  St.  G.    Commentaries  on  the 

la"ws  of  Virginia.     1831,  2  v. 


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¥irginia.  General  Assembly.  Acts 
of  Assembly,  now  in  force,  in  the  colony  of 
Virginia.  With  an  exact  table  to  the  whole. 
Williamsburg,  1769.    fo.  —8351 

Collection  of  all  such  public  acts  of  the 

General  Assembly,  and  ordinances  of  the 
conventions  of  Virginia  passed  since  1768, 
as  are  now  in  force.    Richmond,  1785.    fo. 

—3352 

Collection  of  all  the  acts  of  Assembly,  of 

Virginia.  With  the  titles  of  such  as  are  ex- 
pir'd,  or  repeal'd,  and  notes  in  the  margin, 
shewing  how,  and  at  what  time  they  were 
repeal'd.    Williamsburg,  1733.     fo.    —3353 

Proceedings  of  the  flrst  Assembly  of  Virginia,  1619, 

communicated,  wltli  an  Introductory  note,  by  GoQi'ge 
Bancroft.  28  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  3, 1857, 
p.  S29.) 

Mercer,  J.    Abridgement  of  all  the  acts 

of  Assembly  [of  Virginia]  in  force  Jan.  1, 
1758.     1758. 

Tirginia,  Iron-clad  vessel.    See  Merrimac. 

Tirginia,  University  of.  See  University  of 
Virginia. 

Tirginia  and  Maryland ;  or.  the  Lord 
Baltamore's  printed  case,  uncased  and  an- 
swered. Shewing  the  illegality  of  his 
patent  and  usurpation  of  royal  jurisdiction 
and  dominion  there.  Also  a  short  relation 
of  the  papists  late  rebellion  against  the 
government  of  his  highness  the  Lord  Pro- 
tector. London,  1655 ;  repr.  Washington, 
1837.     8°.     [Force,  F.,  Tracts,  y.  2.)        1644 

Tirginia  Caroloruni.    Neill,  E.  D.    3583 

Tirginia    City,   Nevada.    Browne,  J.  R. 

Wiishoe  revisited.  23  pp.  (Harjper's  Mag.  v.  31,  1865, 
pp.  1,151.) 

Tirginia  comedians.  Cooke,  J.  E.  (C. 
Effingham^se«d.)     2  v.  3315 

Tirginia  Company  of  liOndon.  Ab- 
stract of  the  proceedings,  1619-34,  prepared 
from  the  records  in  the  Library  of  Congress, 

"  by  Conway  Robinson,  and  ed.  with  an  intro- 
duction and  notes  by  R.  A.  Brock.  Rich- 
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•     Coll.  n.  s.  V.  7,  8.)  3591 

Neill,  E.  D.    History  of  the  Virginia 

Company. of  London.    1869. 

Virginia  Vetusta,  during  the  reign  of 

James  I  .  .  .  Suppl.  to  the  history  of  the 
Virginia  Company.     1885. 

Orders  and  constitutions  for  the  better  gousrning 

of  the  actions  and  affaires  of  the  said  companle  here 
in  England  residing.  Anno  1619  and  1620.  26  pp. 
(Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  3.) 

Tirginia    Historical    Register,   and 

literary  advertiser.  Ed.  by  Wm.  Maxwell. 
Richmond,  1848-51.    4  v.  in  3,  8°.  3503 

Tirginia  Historical  and  Philosoph- 
ical Society.  Collections.  V.  1.  Rich- 
mond, 1833.    8°.    (Boundpamph. -v.  125.) 

5932 
iVofe.— Continued  as  Virginia  Historical  Society. 

Tirginia  Historical  Society.  Collec- 
tions. N.  s.  V.  1-8.  Richmond,  1883-89. 
8  V.  8°.  3591 

Proceedings,  at  the  annual  meeting,  Feb. 

34,  1883,  with  the  address  of  William  Wirt 
Henry.    Richmond,  1883.     8°.  3501 

Tirginia  Military  Institute.  Walker, 
C.  D.  Memorial,  Virginia  Military  Institute. 
Biographical  sketches  of  the  graduates  and 
eleves.    1875. 


—  Adams,  H.  B.  (Ed.)  Virginia  Military  Institute.  6 
pp.  1  pi.  (In  his  Thomas  Jefferson  and, the  University 
of  Va.  p.  287.) 

Tirginia  richly  valued,  by  the  descrip- 
tion of  the  main  land  of  Florida.  Hakluyt, 
R.  (3V.)    (Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  4.)  1644 

Tirginia  Tetnsta,  during  the  reign  of 
James  I.     Neill,  E.  D.  3583 

TirginiaiiS,  The.    Thackeray,  W.  M.    3  v. 

1373 

Tirginia'S  cure:  or,  an  advisive  narrative 
concerning  Virginia :  discovering  the  true 
ground  of  that  churches  unhappiness,  and 
the  only  true  remedy.  Now  pub.  to  further 
the  welfare  of  that  and  the  like  plantations  : 
by  R.  G.  London,  1663.  8°-  (Force,  P., 
Tracts,  Y.  3.)  1644 

Tirginias,  The.  A  mining,  industrial  and 
scientific  journal,  devoted  to  the  develope- 
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Tirgins  and   virginity.    Aldhelm,  St., 

Bp.  of  Sherborn.  De  laudlbus  vlrginltatis.  30  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p.  103;  Opera 
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ginUate;  De  institutloue  vlrginis;  Exhortatlo  vlr- 
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(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  16,  pp.  193,  275,  315,  347, 
379;  Opera  omnia,  v.  i,  pp.  185,  273,311,  3i5,  385.)— 
Athanaslus,  St.,  Aip.  of  Alexandria.  De  vlrginitate 
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of  Hippo.  De  sancta  virginltaie.  17  pp.  (Migne,  J. 
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lish. 46  pp.  {In  Ms  Short  treatises :  Libr.  of  the 
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ad  vlrglnes.  5  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  68, 
p.  397.)— Basilius,  St.,  Abp.  of  Caesarea.  Liber  de 
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(Migne,  J.  S.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  30,  p.  669.)— Cllrysoslo- 
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et  Lat.]  62  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  1, 
p.  349.)— Me  same,  tr.  into  English.  29  pp.  (Ante-Ni- 
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Bp.  of  Carthage.  Liber  de  habltu  vlrglnum.  14  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P..,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  4,  p.  451 ;  Opera  omnia, 
V.  1,  p.  185:  Corpus  script,  eccles.  Lat.  v.  3,  pt.  l.)—The 
same,  tr.  into  English.  18  pp.  {Ante-Nicene  Christ.  Libr. 
V.  8,  p.  333 ;  Libr.  of  the  Fathers,  v.  1,  p.  116.)— Doiiatus. 
St.,  Bp.  of  Besanfon.  Eegula  ad  vlrglnes.  13  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  87,  p.  278.)— Erasmus, 
D.  Vlrginis  et  martyris  comparatlo.  6  pp.  ( Opera 
omnia,  v.  5,  p.  589.)— Gregorius,  .Si.,  Bp.  of  Nyssa.  De 
vlrginitate.  [Gr.  et  Lat.l  60  pp.  (Mlguo,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  V.  46,  p.  317.)- Guibcrt,  Abbot  of  St. 
Marie deNogent.  De  vlrginitate.  15  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  V.  156,  p.  579.)— Hieronymus  Soph- 
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stetliodius,  St.,  Bp.  of  Patara.  Convlvlum  X  vlr- 
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Tirtud  al  nso,  y  mistioa  a  la  moda.    30  pp. 

Afan  de  Elbera,  F.  (Ochoa,  E.  de,  Tesoro  novel,  espan. 
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Viscart,  Robert.    See  Guiscard,  R. 
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Visclier,  Friedrich  Theodor.    Auerbach,  B. 

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Visclier,  Peter.    Bauer,  R.    Peter  Vischer 

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Vischer  und  seine  soehne.  62  pp.  (Irohme,  B.,  Kunst 
und  kuens tier,  v.  2.) 

Vischer,  Robert.    1847—.    LucaSignorelli; 

Giovanni  Antonio  de'  Eazzi,  genannt  11  Sodoma.  36 
pp.    {Vohme,'R.,  Kunstundkuenstlet,  y.3.) 

Vischer,  Wilhelm.  1808-74.  Kleine 
schriften.    Leipzig,  1877-78.    2  v.  8°.    —3153 

Contents.  V.  1.  Hlstorlsohe  schriften,  herausg.  von 
H.  Gelzer:  Alkibiades  und  Lysandros. — Ueber  die 
stellung  des  geschlechts  der  Albmaionideu  In 
Athen. — Die  ollgarchlsche  partel  und  die  hetalrien  in 
A  then  vonKleisthenes  bis  ans  ende  des  peloponnes- 
Ischen  krleges.— Uutersuchungen  ueber  die  ver- 
fassung  von  Athen  la  den  letzten  jahren  des 
peioponnesischen  krleges.- Topographische  sklzze 
der  insel  Euboia,  von  A.  Baumeister. — Epainet- 
nondas.— History  of  federal  government,  by  B. 
A.  Freeman.— Ueber  die  blldung  von  staaten 
und  bueuden  Oder  centralisation  iind  foedera- 
tlon  im  alteu  Grlechenland.— Ueber  die  neueren 
bearbeltungen  der  griechischen  geschichte. 
— Sitzen  Oder  stehen  in  den  griechischen  volks- 
versammlungen.  —  Zu  Isolcrates  Panegyricus, 
§106.— Kimon.  —  Ueber  die  benutzung  der  alten 
iLomoedle  als  geschichtlicher  quelle.— Kriegs- 
system  der  Atliener  von  dem  tode  des  Perlkleu  bis 
zur  schlacht  bel  Dellon,  und  Demosthenes,  der  sohn 
des  Alkisthenes.— Perdikkas  11,  Koenlg  von  Make- 
donien.— Zii  Polyb.  V,  94.— Uecensionen.— Dteoil* 
garchische  umwaelzung  zu  Athen  am  ende  des  peio- 
ponnesischen krleges  und  das  Archontat  des  Eu- 
kleldes,  von  K.  F.  Scheibe.— Ueber  das  historische 
In  den  redeu  des  Thukydldes. 

V.  2.  Archaeoiogische  und  eplgraphisohe  schriften, 
herausg.  von  A.  Burckhardt:  Ueber  die  Prometheus- 
Jragoedlen  des  Aischylos.— Artemis  ans  Pa- 
gonda.— Die  entdeckuugen  im  theater  des  Dlonysos 
zu  Athen.— Basel  in  der '  roemischen  zelt.— Boem- 
ische  alterthuemer  in  Basel. — Kurzer  bericht  ueber 
die  f  uer  das  Museum  in  Basel  erworbene  Schmld'scLe 
sammlung  von  alterthuemern  aus  Augst. — Ueber 
einige  gegenstaende  der  sammlung  vOn  alterthuemern 
im  Museum  zu  Basel.  Zwel  antike  koepfe  des  Basler 
Mnseums.— Anclens  bronzes  grecs. — Zudencaiii- 
panischen  inschrifteu.— Gnrtins,  E.  Zur  ge- 
schlchte  des  wegebaus  bel  den  Grlechen. — Epi- 
graphische  und  archaeoiogische  kieinig- 
keiten.— Epigraphisclies.— Elne  roemlsche  nie- 
deriassung  in  Frick,  celtischo  muenzen  aus  Nun- 
ningen,  und  elue  rauenze  des  Orgetorlx.— Genzon- 
bach,  A.  von.  Lebensblld  des  Wilhelm  Vischer.— Drel 
grabhnegel  in  der  Hardt  bei  Basel. — EplgraphischG 
und  archaeoiogische  beltr'aege  aus  Griechenland. 
—Ueber  deu  gebrauch  der  heroen-  und  goetter- 
namenalseigennamen  vonsterbllchen.— luschriften 
aus  Korkyra.— Eine  kretische  inschrift.^Lok- 
rlsohe  inschritt  von  KTaupaktos.- Pcrdikkas  II, 
koenlg  von    Macedoulen.— Platailsche    -weihge- 

gchenk  lu  Konstantlnopei Roemlsche  muenzen  dea 

dritteu  jahrhunderts  gefunden  bei  Rcichenstein 


VISCHER 


4751 


VISCONTI 


In  del-  naelie  vou  Basel  Im  Nov,  1851.— Elne  Bamlsche 
Inschrlft.  —  Antlke  gdileudergeschoste.  —  Zu 
Sopliokles  AntlKone.— Alte  IilellDBobrltten  aua 
Styin  auj  der  Insel  Eubola. 

Gonzenbnch,  A.  Ton.    LebensblW  aes  V.    66  pp. 

(Vlaoher,  W.,  Kleine  schriftm,  v.  2,  p.  9.) 

Tisctaer,  Wilhelm.  1833—.  Sage  von  der 
befreiung  der  Waldstaedte  nach  ihrer  all- 
maelichen  ausbilduug  untersucht.  NebBt 
einerbeilage :  Daeaelteste  Xellenscbauspiel. 
Leipzig,  1867.    8°.  1235 

Vischer.    See  also  Vissoher. 

'Viscouti,  Azzo,  Duke  of  Milan.  Fiamma, 
O.  Opusculum  de  rebus  gestls  ab  Azone,  Lucbluo,  et 
Johanne  Vlcecomltlbus.  34  pp.  (Muratoii,  L.  A., 
Sir.  Ital.  script.  T.  12,  p.  991.) 

Tisconti,  Carlo  Lodovico.    Anticbi  monu- 

meuti  entrati  di  recente  iiel  Museo  CapltoUno  ;  Plede 
coloasalo  In  marmo  con  sandalo  Tlrrenlco;  Bassorl- 
Uevo  mltrlaoo  aooperto  al  Campldogllo,  e  tazza  mltrl- 
aca;  Grande  sarcotago  con  rappresentanza  della 
caccla  Caledonia;  Sarcofago,  con  rappresentanza  dl 
Nersldi  e  Trltoni;  Due  monuHienti  del  culto  della 
ITortuua  sul  Qulrlnal ;  Fronte  dl  sarcofago  con  trl- 
toni, uereidl,  e  navl,  ed  altrl  tunebrl  mouumentl  con 
rappresentanza  dl  navl.  83  pp.  9  pi.  (Rome,  Comm. 
archeol.  munloip.  Bull.  v.  1, 1872,  pp.  21,  83,  111,  175, 
192,  201,  255.) — Frammento  dl  rlilevo  rappresentantela 
nasclta  di  Bacco  ;  Quattro  monumentL  mltrlacl  rln- 
venutl  suU*  Esqultlno.  31  pp.  3  pi.  (Rome,  Comm. 
aroheol.  munlclp.  Bull.  y.  2,  1874,  pp.  89,  224.)— Di  un 
grande  frammento  idl  calendario  cerlte  $  Tre 
statue  dl  atletl  soopertl  presao  Velletrl ;  Dl  un  fram- 
mento arctiltettonico  spettante  all'  la^o  ed  al  Berap^o 
della  reglone  IX  di  Augusto.  47  pp.  5  pi.  (Rome, 
Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  4, 1876,  pp.  ^,  68,  92.) 
— Una  statu  a  dl  Elrcole  combattente  acoperta  presao 
i  giardlnl  dl  Mecenate  ;  Dl  una  atatua  di  Marala  rln- 
venuta  preaso  I'odSo  del  giardlnl  Mecenazlanl.  22 
pp.  6  pi.  (Home,  Comm.  arclieol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  8, 
1880,  pp.  163,  198.)— Dl  un  busto  di  fanclnllo  egi- 
zlano.  14  pp.  1  pi.  (Borne,  Comm.  archeol.  municlp. 
Bull.  T.  9,  1881,  p.  48.)— D«l  larario  e  del  mitrfio  sco- 
pertl  nell'  Esqulllno  presso  la  chiesa  dl  S.  Hanlno  al 
Monti ;  Una  planta  91  Soma  del  secolo  XIT  pub.  dal 
'  Sig.  B.  Muentz.  18  pp.  4  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  aroheol.- 
munlclp.  BulL  v.  13, 1886,  pp.  27, 77.)— Dl  una  statua  dl 
Mu'sa  scoperta  nel  glardlui  dl  Mecenate ;  Dl  Un  rare 
ed  Inslgne  bassorilievo  esprimente  la  fuclna  dl  Vul- 
cano  mentre  il  mime  vi  fabrica  le  arml  dl  Acbllle. 
18  pp.  2  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v. 
6, 1878,  pp.  3, 142.)— Trovamenti  dl  oggetti  d'ai'te  e  di 
autlcbit^  Sgurata.  60  pp.  7  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  aroheol. 
municlp.  Bull.  v.  14,  1886,  pp.  49,  106,  163,  208,  232,  296, 
314,  329,  390.)— Osgnarlo  di  marmo  dlseppelito  nei 
eepolcrl  dell'  Esqulllno.  11  pp.  4  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  ar- 
cheol. municlp.  Bull.  V.  12,  1884,  p.  130.)— Prora  dl 
nave  marmorea  glk  servlta  per  decorare  una  fon- 
tana;  Dl  una  statua  rappreaeutante  il  genlo  dl  Qiove 
con  I'egida.  16  pp.  3  pi.  (Rome,'"Oomm.  archeol.  mu- 
niclp. Bull.  V.  10,  1882,.  pp.  63, 173.)— Dl  una  tavola  di 
patronato  concernente  11  legato  Imperlale  Avldio 
(liileto ;  Di  un  statua  di  Apollo  adoleacente,  ovvero 
dl  Cupldine  con  la  lira.  20  pp.  6  pi.  (Rome,  Comm. 
archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  6,  1877,  pp.  66,  136.)— Dl  2 
statne  togate  in  atto  dl  dar  le  mosee  al  clrceiisl; 
Dl  un  torao  dl  statua  rappreaeutante  la  Minerva  Par- 
thenos  dl  Fidia.  27  pp.  4  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol. 
municlp.  Bull.  v.  11,  1883,  pp.  17, 173.)— Di  una  statua 
quasi  coloaaale  rappreaeutante  I'lmperatore  Traiano 
I>eclo  ;  Di  un  antlco  algillo  letterato  di  bronzo  re- 
centemente  scoperto;  Dl  2  sigllli  letterati  di  plombo; 
Dl  una  statua  dl  Fauno  del  Lamlaui  glardlni.  42  pp. 
4  pi.  (Rome,  Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  7, 1379, 
pp.  128, 197,  217,  222.)— Di  una  statua  di  Venere  rin- 
venuta  auU"  Esqulllno;  Dl  2  atatue  dl  Muae  rluve- 
nute  suir  Esqulllno;  Di  un  vaso  marmoreo  in  forma 
di  rhytou  servlto  ad  uso  dl  fonte  nel  glardlni  dl  Mece- 
nate; Dl  alcune  notablll  Iscrlzloni  rlnvenute  fuori 
delle  escavazlonl  munlclpall;  Dl  alcuni  monumenti 
del  culto  dollcheno  dlaseppelliti  suU'  Esqulllno ;  Dei 
rlllevl  dl  un  aretta,  e  dl  un  gruppo  dl  statue  esprl- 
mentl  il  concetto  della  eternlti.  101  pp.  11  pi.  (Rome, 
Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  T.  3,  1876,  pp.  16,  57, 
118,  144,  204.) 

' and     iianciani,     Rodolfo.    BuBto    di 

Anacreonte  scoperto  negli  ortedl  Cesare.     14  pp.  3  pi. 
-  (Rome,  Coram,  archeol.  munlclp.  Bull.  v.  12, 1884,  p.  25.) 

and  Tespignani,  Virginio.    Delle  sco- 

perte  avveuute  per  la  demolizloue  delle  torrl  della 


porta  Flamlnla.  98  pp.  10  pi.  (Dome,  Comm.  archeol. 
municlp.  Bull.  V.  6, 1877,  p.  184;  v.  8, 1880,  p.  169;  v.  9, 
1881,  p.  174.) 

See  also  Vespignanl,  V.,  and  Vlscontl,  C.  L. 

"Visconti,  Ennio  Quirino.  1751-1818.  Icono- 
grapbie  grecque.  Paris,  1808.  3  v.  in  3, 
fo.  P.  33 

-  Monumenti  Gabini  della  Villa  Pinciana  ; 
nuovamente  pub.  per  cura  del  Dottor  Gio- 
vanni Labus.  [With  21  pi.]  Milano,  1885. 
8°.  1715 

Monumenti  scelti  Borghesiani ;  nuova- 
mente pub.  per  cura  del  Dottor  Giovanni 
Labus.    [With  46  pi.]    Milano,  1837.    4°. 

—1742 

Two  memoirs  on  the  sculptures  in  the 

collection  of  the  Eaii  of  Elgin.  Tr.  from 
the  Italian.    London,  1816.    8°.  1776 

II  Museo  Pio-Clementino.    See  Visconti, 

G.  B.  A.,  and  Visconti,  E.  Q. 

Dacler,  B,  J.    Notice  hiatorique  eur  la  vie  et  les 

ouvragea  de  V.  23  pp.  (Inat.  de  France,  Acad.  In- 
ecripi.  Mm.  v.  8, 1827,  p.  3.) 

and  Mongez,  Antoine.    Iconographie 

romaine.    Paris,  1817-26.    4  v.  fo.  P.33 

Tisconti,  Filippo  Aurelio,  Gnattaiii, 
Giuseppe  Antonio,  and  Hfibby,  Antonio. 
II  Museo  Chiaramonti  aggiunto  al  Pio-Cle- 
mentino da  N.  S.  Pio  VII  P.  M.  Roma, 
1808-42.  3  V.  fo.  (Visconti,  G.  B.  A.,  and 
Visconti,  E.  Q.,  II  Museo  Pio-Clemeniino,  v. 
8-10.)  P.28.1 

Tisconti,    Filippo   Maria,    Duke  of  Mila,n. 

Decembrio,  P.  C.  Vita  Phlllppl  Marlae  Vicecomitla 
Medlolanenaium  duels.  22  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A., 
Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  20,  p.  981.)— Montaiio,  a.  Oratlo 
funetarls  in  morte  Phlllppl  Marlae  Ylcecoraltls  Medlo- 
lanl  duels.  6  pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v. 
25,  p.  433.) 

Visconti,  Gaspare.    1461-99.    Sonetto.    1  p. 

(Gironl,  B.,  Eaccolta  liriciital.  p.  23.) 

Tisconti,  Giovanni,  Bp.  of  Novara.  Fi- 
amma, G.  Opusculum  de  rebus  gestis  ab  Azoue,  Lu- 
cbino,  et  Johanne  Vlcecomltlbus.  34  pp.  (Muratori, 
L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  12,  p.  991.) 

Visconti,  Giovanni  Battista  Antonio,  and 
Visconti,  Ennio  Quirino.  II  Museo  Pio- 
Clementino  [ed.]  il  Museo  Chiaramonti. 
Roma,  1782-1849.     11  v.  fo.  P.28.1 

Contents.    Bioudi,  L.,  Marchese.    Monumenti  Ama- 
ranzlanl,  40  pi.,  v.  11. — Visconti,  E.  Q.    Baasirlllevi, 

90  pi.,  V.  4,  6 Bustl,  61  pi.,  V.  6.— Miscellanea,  60  pi., 

V.  7.— Statue,  82  pi.,  V.  2,  3.— Visconti,  F.  A.,  Guat- 
tanl,  G.  A.,  and  Nlbby,  A.  II  Museo  Chiaramonti,  v. 
8-10.— Visconti,  G.  B.  A.    Statue,  62  pi.,  v.  1. 

Visconti,  Giovanni  Galeazzo,  Duke  of  Milan. 

Castelletto,  P.  di.  Ordo  tune'ris  Johaniila  Galeattli 
Vlcecomitls  duoia  Medlolanl.  19  pp.  (Muratori,  L. 
A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  16,  p.  1021.) 
Visconti,  Lucchino,  Duke  of  Milan.  Fi- 
amma, G.  Opusculum  de  rebus  gestis  ab  Azone,  Lu- 
chlno,  et  Johanne  Vicecomitibua.  34  pp.  (Muratori, 
L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  12,  p.  991.) 

Visconti,  Matteo,  <7ie  Great.  1250-1322.    Lit- 

terae  ad  Placentlnos  de  obitu  Ottonis  archiepiscopi  a. 
1296,  et  notae  archieplscoporum  Medlolanenaium  a. 
1295-1317.    1  p.    (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  18,  p.  407.) 

Visconti,  Ottone,  Ahp.  of  Milan.  1208-95. 
Synodus  provinclalls  anno  1287  Medlolanl  hablta.  12 
pp.    (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  v.  8,  p.  1049.) 

Vimecarte,  F.  fe.  da.    Poema  da  goatia  in  civltate 

Medlolanl  sub  Othone  Yicecomite  archleplscopo.  60 
pp.  (Muratori,  L.  A.,  Opere,  v.  11,  pt.  2,  p.  371 :  Rer. 
Ital.  scrivt.  v.  9,  p.  57.)— Visconti,  M.,  the  Great.  Llt- 
terae  ad"  Placentlnos  de  obitu  Ottonis.  1  p.  (Frank- 
tort  Soc.  Script.  V.  18,  p.  407.) 

Visconti,  Pietro  Ercole,  Barone.  1803-80. 
Base  dl  candelabro;  Ermeracle;  Deoadl  lapklarie 
capitollne.  Decade  prima.  40  pp.  3  pi.  (Rome, 
Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  1,  1872,  pp.  69,  97, 
153,  279.)— Commodo    rappresentato  come  Ercole 


VISCONTI 


4752 


VISIT  TO  THE  INDIANS 


Bomano,  bu3to  sino  al  toraoe ;  Slleno  statua  j  Trltonl. 
22  pp.  i  pi.  (Home,  Oomm.  archeol.  niunielp.  Bull.  v. 
3,  1875,  pp.  3,  135.)— Decadl  episraficlie  cnpito- 
line  i  Oneo  Domlzlo  Aheuobarbo.  14  pp.  1  pi. 
(Kome,  Coram,  archeol.  muniolp.  Bull.  v.  4,  1876,  pp. 
41,  85.)— Dccacll  lapldarle  capitoltne  ;  lUustra- 
zlone  dl  un  antlco  puglUare  In  avorio  state  dl  uso  a 
GalUeno  Ooncesso;  Pompeja  Plotlna  moglle  dell'  Im- 
peratore  Trajano,  testa  maggiore  del  vero ;  Manila 
Bcantllla  moglle  dell'  Iraperatore  Dldio  Giullano. 
Bu£3to  . .  . ;  Dldla  Olara  flgUa  dell'  Imperatore  Dldlo 
Giullano.  Busto;  Decadi  lapldarle  capltoUne.  56 
pp.  7  pi.  (Borne,  Comm.  archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  v.  2, 
1874,  pp.  3,  101,  126,  131,  133,  182.)— lUustrazlone  dt  4 
medagllont  clipeati.  5  pp.  2  pi.  (Rome,  Comm. 
archeol.  municlp.  Bull.  r.  6, 1877,  p.  76.) 

Tisconti  family.  Volpi,  G.  Dell'istoria 
de'  Visconti  e  delle  cose  d 'Italia.    1737-48, 

av. 

Azzario,  P.    Chronloon  de  gestls  prlnclpum  Vioe- 

oomitum.  70  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Ber.  Ital.  script. 
V.  16,  p.  291.)— Goetze,  P.  Vltae  XII  Vlceoomltum, 
Medlolanl  prlnclpum.  48  pp.  (G-raevlus,  J.  G.,  Thes. 
<mtic[.  Ital.  V.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  241.)— Meriila,  G.  De  antl- 
quitate  Vlcecomitum  Ubrl  X.  120  pp.  (Graevius,  J. 
G.*,  Ties,  antiq.  Ital.  v.  3,  pt.  1,  p.  1.)— Vioecomltum  Es- 
tensisque  famlUae  veterls  aCdnltatls  diuturnae  aml- 
cltlae  ao  mulul  praesldll  memorla.  8  pp.  (Mai,  A., 
Appendix  ad  opera  ed.  p.  71.) 

Viscosity  of  air.  Effect  of  temperature  on 

the.  10  pp.  Holman,  S.  W.  (Pickering,  E.  C,  Papers 
on  physics.) 

Tisdelou,  Claude    de.     Neumann,   K.    F. 

Claude  Visdelou  und  das  verzeichnlss  seiner  werke. 
18  pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  4,  1850,  p. 
225.) 

Visfe,  Jean  Douneau  de.  See  Donneau  de 
Vize,  J. 

Tisentini,  Isala  [Ed.)  1843—.  Fiabe  man- 
tovane.  Torino,  1879.  13°.  (Comparetti, 
D.,  and  Ancona,  A.  d',  Canti  e  race,  del  pop. 
ital.  V.  7.)  1335 

Yislinu.  Institutes  of,  together  with  ex- 
tracts from  the  Sanskrit  commentary  of 
Nanda  Pandita  called  Vaijayanti.  Ed.  with 
critical  notes,  an  anukramanika,  and  in- 
dexes of  words  and  mantras  by  Julius  Jolly. 
Calcutta,  1881.  8°.  {Biblioth.  Indica.)  3105 
The  same.  Tr.  by  Julius  Jolly.  Oxford, 
1880.  8°.  {M\iellex,F.M..,  Sacred  books  of  the 
East,v.'7.)  3115 

Visliuu.  Narada  Pancha  Eatra,  in  the  orig- 
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1865.     [Biblioth.  Indica.) 

Croldstuecker,  T.    Vishnu.    23  pp.    (Int.  remains, 

V.  1,  p.  289.) 

Tishnu  Purdna,  a  system  of  Hindoo 
mythology  and  tradition,  tr.  from  the  orig- 
inal Sanscrit  by  H.  H.  Wilson.  London, 
1840.    4°.     [Orient.  Trans.  Fund.)  8163 

The  same.  Ed.  by  Fitzedward  Hall.  V.  5, 
pt.  3.  London,  1877.  8°-  (Wilson,  H.  H., 
Works,  -v.  10,  pt.  2.)  3175 

Tlstauusarman.  Hitopadesa.  See  Hito- 
pade^a. 

Tisiani,   Boberto    de.     1800-78.     Accenni 

alle  scienze  botanlche  nella  Dlvlna  Commedia.  13  pp. 
(Cellini,  M.,  and  Ghlvizzani,  G.,  Dante  e  il  suo  secolo,  p. 
519.) 

Tisible  speech ;  the  science  of  universal 

alphabetics.     Bell,  A.  M.  ,     —3173 

Visible   universe.    13   pp.    Stewart,  B. 

(Contemp.  Rev.  V.  46, 1884,  p.  49.) 

Visigoths.    See  Goths. 

Vision.    See  Sight. 

Vision,  The,  or  hell,  purgatory,  and  para- 
dise.   Dante  Alighieri.  1344 

Vision  and  creed  of  Piers  Plough- 
man.   Langland,  R.    3  v.  1387 


Taylor,  E.       1388 
pp.    (Blacku30od''s 

Browning,  Mrs. 


Piers 

[Early 

3125 


Vision  by  moonlight.    13  pp.    [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  9,  1821,  p.  437.) 

Vision  of  Campbell  of  Inverawe.  113 

pp.  Lauder,  Sir  T.  D.,  Legendary  tales  of  the  Highlands, 
V.  3,  p.  212. 

Vision  of  Columbus.    Barlow,  J.      1807 
Visionof  Don  Roderick.   86  pp.  Scott, 

Sir  W.,  Poet,  works,  v.  9,  p.  355. 

Vision    of  Echard,    and   other    poems. 

Whittier,  J.  G.  1855 

Vision  of  judgment.    70  pp.    Byron,  G. 

G.  N.,  Baron,  Poet,  works,  v.  4,  p.  171. 

Vision  of  judgement.    68  pp.    Southey, 

E.,  Poet,  works,  V.  10,  p.  189. 

Vision  of  I^as  Casas. 
Vision   of   noses.    13 

Mag.  V.  43,  1838,  p.  648.) 

Vision  of  poets.    51  pp. 

E.  B.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  199. 

Vision  of  Sir  liaunfal.    6  pp.    Lowell, 

J.  B.,  Poet,  works,  p.  107. 

Visionof  the  Maid  of  Orleans.    44  pp. 

Southey,  E.,  Poet,  works,  v.  1,  p.  303. 

Vision  of  Theodore.    14  pp.    Johnson, 

8.,  Works,  V.  9,  p.  162. 

Vision  of  Tundal.    See  Tundal. 
Vision    of    William    concerning 

Plowman.     Langland,  'R.    4  v.  in  3. 

Eng.  Text  Soc.  Nos.  38,  38,  54,  67.) 
Visions. 

Clarke,  E.  H.    Visions,  a  study  of  false 

sight.     (Pseudophia.)     1878. 
HiLDBGAKDB,  St.,  Abbess  of  St.  Ruperfs 

Mount.    Scivias  seu   visiones  ;  Liber  divi- 

norum    operum    simplicis    hominis.     1855. 

(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  197.) 

Ansellna  [ScholasticMs).    Vislo.    5  pp.    (Migne,  J. 

P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  161,  p.  643.1— Andrade,  0/  Sent. 
Excerpta  librl  revelatlonum.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  115,  p.  23.)— Cunningham,  J. 
Visions  and  dreams.  8  pp.  {Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  5, 
1862,  p.  506.)— Gallon,  F.  Visions  of  sane  persons. 
12  pp.  {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  29, 1881,  p.  729.)— Excerpta 
quaedam  e  Tislonlbus  Godesclialcl  Kovimonas- 
terlensis  1190.  16  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and  Buhm,  P. 
F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  5,  p.  362.) — Honorius,  of 
Autun.  Scala  coeli  major.  6  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  172,  p.  1229.)— Mii-«cle8,  visions,  and 
revelations  medleeval  and  modern.  21  pp.  {BHt. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  53, 1873,  p.  168.)— Otlo,  of  St.  Emmeran's. 
Liber  vlsionum.  24  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
V.  146,  p.  341.)_Pettigrew,  T.  J.  On  the  reputed 
vision  of  Henry  I.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  v.  14,  1868,  p.  331.)— Visions  of  an  Andover 
student.  25  pp."  (New  Englander,v.  13, 1855,  pp.  234, 
379,  663.)— Ward,  H.  L.  D.  The  vision  o(  Thurkill, 
probably  by  Ralph  of  CogReshall.  40  pp.  (Brit.  Ar- 
chaeol. Assoc.  Journ.  v.  31, 1875,  p.  420.) 

See  also  Quart.  Eev.  v.  33, 1826,  p.  376 ;  v.  36, 1827,  p. 
305.    Also  Apparltion8,~illuslons,  etc. — Dreams. 

Visions   de   la   nuit  dans  les   cam- 

pagnes.  29  pp.  Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D.  (George 
Sand,  pseud.),  Demilre  Aldini,  p.  237 :  (Euvres  compl. 

Visit  to  Abyssinia.    Winstanley,  W.    2  v. 

1417 
Visit  to  Iceland.  Barrow,  J.,  Jr.  1466 
Visit  to  India,  China,  and  Japan.    Taylor, 

1498 
3v. 
2476 
2475 
1404 
1464 
2467 


B. 
Visit  to  Mexico.    Robertson,  W.  P. 


Visit  to  IVorth  America.  Welby,  A, 

Visit  to  Paris  in  1814.    Scott,  J. 
Visit  to  St.  Petersburg.  Raikes,  T. 
Visit  to  Salt  liake.    Chandless,  W. 
Visit    to   the    Indian    archipelago. 

Keppel,  sir  H.     2  v.  in  1.  1493 

Visit  to  the  Indians  on  the  frontiers  of 

Chili.    Gardiner,  Capt.  A.  F.  3486 


VISIT  TO  THE  MONASTERY,  etc. 


4753 


VITAE  ET  SENTENTIAE  EORUM 


Tisit  to  the  monastery  of  lia  Trappe. 

Fellowes,  W.  D.  1464 

Yislt  to  the  Philippine  islands.  Bow- 
ring.  Sir  J.  3494 
Visit  to  the  seven  churches  of  Asia. 
Arundell,  F.  J.  V.  1486 
Tisit  to  the  Standing  Boole  agency. 

9  pp.   Leasure,  D.    (Beach,  W.  W.,  Indian  miicel.  p.  387.) 

Tisitation,  Order  of  the.  ^ee  Visitation  of 
St.  Mary,  Order  of  the. 

Tisitation  of  liancashire,  1533.  Be- 
nalt,  T.     {Chetham  Soo.  Y.  Q8.)  3534 

Tisitation  of  Norfolk,  Index  to  the. 
Athill,  C.  H.  2513 

Tisitation_of  St.  Mary,  Order  of  the. 
History  of  the  foundation  of  the  Order  of 
the  Visitation.     1870. 

Anblneau,  L.    Les  premieres  mSrea  de  la  Vlslta- 

tloa.  76  pp.  (Con-espondaref,  y.  29,  1852,  pp.  193,-321, 
641.)— Chantal,  J.  F.  F.  F.  de,  St.  MSmolre  3ur 
rstabllssemeut  de  I'Ordre  de  la  Visitation;  Formu- 
lalre  pour  la  reception  deS'  Sceura  de  la  Vlsltation- 
Bainte-Ma'rle.  21  pp.  {(Euvres  compl.  v.  1,  pp.  1233, 
1600.)— Pranjois  de  Sales,  St.,' Bp.  of  Geneva.  Avis 
divers  aux  Religleuses  de  la  Visitation  ;  Constitutions 
et  directolre  de  rordre  de  la  Vlsltation-Salute- Marie. 
73  pp.  ((Euvres  compl.  v.  5,  pj>.  30,  54.)— Rfiponse  au 
MSmolre  que  lul  avalt  envoys  D.  de  Marquemont; 
Procfts-verbal  de  I'Srectlon  de  la  Visitation  en  ordre 
religleux.  5  pp.  ((Euyres  compl.  v.  6,  pp.  1137, 1145.)— 
Marqiiemiout.  D.  de,  Abp.  of  Z^on.  MSmolre  sur  les 
Incouv^nlents  de  lalsser  la  Visitation  en  forme  de 
simple  congregation.  6  pp.  (Fran§oIs  de  Sales,  St., 
Bp.  of  Geneva,  (Euvres  compl.  v.  6,  p.  1128.) 

Tisitation  of  the  county  of  Hunting- 
don, 1613.  Charles,  N.  (Camden  Soe.  No. 
43.)  1596 

Tisitation  of  the  county  palatine  of 
liancaste^,  1567.  Flower,  W.  {Ohetham 
Soe.  V.  81.)  ■  3535 

1613.  -  St.  George,  Sir  R.    (Ghetham  Soe. 

V.  83.)  3535 

1664-5.    Dugdale,  Sir  W.    3  v.    (Cket- 

ham  Soe.  v.  84,  85,  88.)  2535 

Tisitation  of  the  sick.    3  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  3,  1834,  p.  314.) 

Tisitations  and  memorials  of  South- 
well minster.  Leach,  A.  F.  (.Bd.)  (Gamden 
Soe.  n.  s.  V.  48.)  1504 

Tisitations  of  the  diocese  of  Nor> 
wich,  A.  D.  1493-1533.  Jessopp,A.  (Gam- 
den Soe.  n.  s.  No.  43.)  1504 

Tisite  nocturne.    Roche,  M.  R.    6  v.   1308 

Tisitors  of  the  University  of  Oxford, 
Register  of  the.  Burrows,  M.  (GamdenSoe. 
n.  s.  No.  39.)  1504 

Tisits  of  Shakespeare's  company  of 
actors  to  the  provincial,  cities  and  towns 
of  England.    Halliwell-Phillipps.-J.  O.    3393 

Tisits  to  fields  of  battle  in  England. 
Brooke,  R.  1543 

Tisits  to  Sigh  Tartary,  Tarkand,  and 
Kashghar.     Shaw,  R.  B.  1484 

Tisits  to  monasteries  in  the  Levant.  Cur- 
zon,  R.  1487 

Tisits  to  remarkable  places.  Howitt, 
W.    3v.  1465 

Tisits  to  the  haram.  Tr.  from  the  Per- 
sian. 68  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  16,  1824,  p.  199 ;  v. 
16, 1824,  p.  17  ;  v.  18, 1825,  p.  657 ;  v.  21,  1827,  p.  330 ;  v. 
22,  1827,  p.  636.) 

Tiso,  Monte.    See  Monte  Viso. 

Tisscher    (afterwards    Krombalg),    Maria 

Tesselschade.    Gosse,  £.  W.    A  Dutcli  poetess  of  the 
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Tisscher,  Nicolaes  (Pub.)  Schouw  tonneel 
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toont  werdt,  de  voornaamste  koninklyke, 
en  princelyke  lusthovens  in  Europa  .  .  .  als 
Versailles,  Anguien,  t'Loo,  Honelerdyk  .  ... 
en  meer  andere.    Amsteldam,  n.  d.    fo. 

—1781 

Not^—k\BO  with  a  French  title  :  Cabinet  des  plus 
iUustres  malsons  royales  .  .  .  dans  I'Europe  .  .  . 

(Pub.)  De zegepraalende  Vecht,  vertoon- 

ende  verscheidene  gesichten  van  lustplaat- 
sen,  heeren  huysen,  en  dorpen  ;  beginnende 
van  Uitrecht  en  met  Muyden  besluytende. 
Amsteldam,  1719.    fo.  —1781 

iVbte.— Also  with  a  French  title :  La  trlomphante 
rlvl6re  de  Veoht ... 

Tisscher.    See  also  Visoher. 

Tissering,  Willem,  LL.  D.  On  Chinese, 
currency  :  Coin  and  paper  money.  With 
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—1303 

Tisvan&tha  Kavirdja.  Sahitya  Dar- 
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literary  criticism.  The  text  revised  ...  by 
E.  Roer.  Tr.  into  English  by  J.  R.  Ballan- 
tyjie.  Calcutta,  1851-53.  8°-  (Biblioth. 
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The  same.  English  translation  ;  the  first 
138  page's  revised  from  the  work  of  the  late 
Dr.  J.  R.  Ballantyne,  and  the  rest  by  Pra- 
mada-Dasa  Mitra.  Calcutta,  1875.  8°.  (Bib- 
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TisTandtha  Panchd;nana.  Division  of 
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a  commentary.  Ed. ,  and  the  text  tr.  from 
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1850.-    8°.     (Biblioth.  Indica.)  3106 

Tiswamitra.     Goldstueoker,    T.     Viswa- 

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Tita  .Xduuardi  regis  qui  apud  Westmon- 
asterium  requiescjt.  Luard,  H.  R.  (Tr.) 
(In  his  Lives  of  Edward  the  Confessor  :  Gt. 
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Tita  Beate  Tirginis  Marie  et  Salvatoris 
rhythmica.  Voegtlin,  A.  (Ed.)  (Biblioth. 
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Tita  Beati  Edvardi  regis  et  confessoris. 
Luard,  H.  R.  (Ed.)  (In  his  Lives  of  Ed- 
ward the  Confessor  :  Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.) 

4584 

Tita  matris   Sancti  Bartholomaei ; 

[verslo  Sueoana.]  4  pp.  (Rletz,  J.  B.,  Script.  Suede. 
V.  2,  p.  7.) 

Tita  militaire.    Amicis,  E.  de.        —3766 

Tita  nuova.    See  Dante  Alighieri. 

Tita  Oswaldi  Archiepisoopi  Eboracensis. 

77  pp.  (Ralne,  J.,  Histor.  cli.  of  York,  v.  1,  p.  399:  Ot. 
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Tita  Sanctl  Bertini  metrica  prima,  ano- 

nymo  auctore.    27  pp.    (Melanges  hist.  v.  2,  p.  681.) 

Tita  Schola,  Monastery.  Narratio  de  fun- 
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(Langebeck,  J.,  and  Buhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v. 
4,  p.  457.) 

Titae  aliquot  pontiflcum  quas  ex  di- 

versls  hlbliothecae  Vatlcanae  codiclbua  Laurentlus 
Zacagnlus,  e]usdem  blbllothecae  praefectus  dellba- 
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Titae  et  sententiae  eorum  in  philoso- 
phia  probati  fuerunt.     Diogenes  Laertius. 

W.42 


VITAE  PATEUM 


4754 


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Titaepatriim.  Rosweyde,H.  (£d.)  —4211 
Tilal.     13  cent.     Vita  S.  Bertrandi  Conve- 

uai'um  episcopl.  12  pp.  (Marine,  E.,  and  Durand, 
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Tital    actions.    Mechanism   of.     58    pp. 

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Yilal  afflnily.  Defence  of  the  doctrine  of. 

10  pp.  AUsou,  W.  p.  (Koyal  Soc.  Edin.  Trans,  v.  20, 
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Tltal    and   the  mechanical.    20  pp. 

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Vital    functions.     iSee    Biology.— Physi- 
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See  also  Xjongevity. — mortality. — Population. 
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Titale,  Giano  Francesco.  Panegyris  R.  D. 
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Titale,  Salvatore.    — 1647.    Annales  Sardi- 

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Titalian  (Scythian  General).  Weston,  8. 
Description  of  a  coin  of  V.  2  pp.  (Archaeologiat  v.  18, 
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Titaliano,  Vincenzo.    10  pp.    (Amato,  G. 

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Vitalianus,  Si.,  Pojje.    7   cent.    Epistolae. 

6  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  V.  87,  p.  999.) 
Titalis,  de  Blois.    13  cent.    Le  livre  de  Geta 

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TitAlis  Ordericus.    SeeOrdericus  Vitalis, 

Monk  of  Ouche. 
Titalism.    See  Biology. 
Titalisme  et  I'animlsnie  de   Stahl. 

Lemoine,  J.  F.  A.  —1438 

Vitality.    Higgins,  H.    H.     On  vitality.     8 

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Vife,  Timoteo,  di  Urbino.    Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

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Titellesclii,  Francesco  Nobili,  Marchese 
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Titelli,  Girolamo  (Ed.)  1849—.  Joannis 
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Titellius,   Publius.      Fragmenta.      2  pp. 

(Meyer,  H.,  Orat.  Rom.  fragm.  p.  561.) 

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Viterbo.    Andrea,  F.  di.    Chroniche  de  V., 

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comune  di  V.  114  pp.  (Soo.  rom.  di  storla  patrla, 
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2383 

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Contents. 
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C-D,  V.  2.  P-B,  V.  5.  V-Z,  V.  7. 

E-I,  V.  3. 

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Contents. 
A-Azzurrognolo,  v.  1.  D-Dunmviro,  v.  4. 

B-Chiusura,  v.  2.  E-Feudo,  v.  6. 

Ci-Czara,  v.  3.  Flaba-Futuro,  v.  6. 

Vocabolario  dei  dialetti  della  citta  e 

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Vocabolario    dell'   uso   abrnzzese. 

Finamore,  G.  —2143 

Vocabolario  frinlano  .  .  .    Firona,  J. 

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Vocabolario    genetico  -  etimologico 
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1183 
Vocabolario    universale    italiano, 

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E.81 
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A-B,  V.  1.  L-0,  V.  4.  T-Z,  V.  7. 

C-D,  V.  2.  P-E,  V.  5.  Bupplemento. 

E-K,  V.  8.  8,  V.  6. 

Vocabnlaire  Vienx-Breton.    Loth,  J. 

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At)b€  de  Volsenon  and  blB  times.  11  pp.  {Eraser's 
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Tolsln,  Auguste.  1800-43.  Abdication  de 
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Toisin,  Felix.  1794-1866.  Analyse  de  I'en- 
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Toith,  Valentin.  1487-1558.  Dramen,  her- 
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—3135 
Contents.    SstHer. — Herllclieii  ursprung,  be- 
truebteiii  fal ...  .  des  menscheu. 

Toiture,  Vincent.  List,  W.  Syntaktisohe 
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Sainte-Beiive, C.  A.    CEuvresdeV.    16pp.    (Caus- 

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to^nbe  de  Y.    17  pp.    {Causeries  du  Lundi^v.l^tp.  IIG.) 

Toiture  embonrbSe,  La.    140  pp.    Mari- 

vaux,  P.  C.  de  C.  de.  (Garnler,  C.  G.  T.,  Voyages  imag. 
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Toix  iot^rieures,  Les.    195  pp.    Hugo, 

V.  M.,  Comte,  (Euvres  compl.  Po&sie,  v.  4,  p.  1. 

Tokalismus      des     Tulgaerlatelns. 

Schuchardt,  H.  E.  M.     3  v.  —3113 

Tokalismus    nnd    konsonautismus 

des  Cambridger  psalters.    Schumann,   W. 

{Franzoesisdhe  studien,  \.  4.).  ^-3183 

Tolapiik.    Spkagub,  C.   E.    International 

language.     Hand-book  of  Volapiik.     1888. 
ToIaterrailO,  Jacopo.    1434-1516.    Diarium 

Komanum,  1472-84.    63  pp.    (Muratorl.  L.  A.,  2Jej-.  liai. 

Script.  V.  23,  p.  81.) 

Tolaterranus,  Baphael.  See  Maffei,  B.  (in 
supplement). 

Tolbeding,  Johann  Ernst.  Constantin  Ti- 
schendorf  in  seiner  f uenfundzwanzigjaehr- 
igen  schrif tstellerischen  wirksamkeit.  Leip- 
zig, 1863.     8°.  5853 


5  pp.     {Harper's  Mag. 


New  York, 
3567 


Toleano  girl.  The. 

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Tolcauo  under  the  city 

1887.     16°. 
Tolcanoes. 

BOURLOT,  J.  G6ologie  g§nerale.  Eeao- 
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Dana,  J.  D.    Characteristics  of  volcanoes, 

with  contributions  6f  facts  and  principles 
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Darwin,  C.  E.    Geological  observations. 

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DoLLFTJS,  A.,  and  Mont-Seeeat,  E.  de. 

In  their  Voyage  geologique  dans  les  r6pub- 
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Forbes,  C.  S.~  Iceland  ;  its  volcanoes, 

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Hamilton,    Sir    W.      Observations    on 

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Humboldt,  F.  W.  H.  A.,  Freiherr  von. 

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Maange's  de  geologie  et  de  physique 

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Note.— TUB  Is  the  atlas  to  his  Melanges  de  gSologle. 

JuDD,  J.  W.    Volcanoes  ;  'what  they  are 

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MOTJELON,  M.     Eecherches  sur  I'origine 

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Ponton,  M.     Earthquakes  and  volcanoes, 

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■ Sainte-Claiee  Deville,  C.  In  his  Voy- 
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ZuECHEE,  F.,  and  MargollS,  E.  Volcans 

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Ablch,  H.    Ueber  elne  Im  Casplschen  meere  er- 

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(St.  Petersburg  Acad.  Mem.  7  s.  v.  6,  1863.)— Pouqu6, 
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VOLCANOES 


4760 


VOLKSWIRTHSCHAFTLICHE 


Lettre  sur  de  nouvelles  firuptlons  voloanlquea  dans 
la  ctialne  centrals  de  Cundlnaraarca.  10  pp.  (Hum- 
boldt, F.  "W.  H.  A.,  Preiherr  von,  Fragmens  de  g&ol.  v.  2, 
p.  S95.)— Satnte-CIaIre  Devllle,  0.  Bapport  sur 
2  ra^molres  de  MM.  B.  de  Montserrat,  A.  DoUtus,  et  P. 
Pavle.  8  pp.  {ArcMv.  commis.  sci.  du  Hex.  v.  2,  p.  132.) 
— Secbach,  K.  von.  "Ueber  den  vulkan  von  Santorln 
und  die  eruption  von  1866.  81  pp.  5  pi.  (Goettlugen, 
K.  gesells.  wlssens.  Phys.  classe  Abhandl.  v.  13, 1868,  p. 
1.)— Sqnler,  E.G.  Volcanoes  of  Central  America.  24 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  19,  1869,  p.  739.)— Tileslug,  W.  G. 
Sur  16  plus  petit  voloan  du  globe.  13  pp.  {St.  Peters- 
burg Acad.  SMm.  5  s.  v.  10,  1826,  p.  309.)— Volcanic 
geology — thermal  springs.  24  pp.  {N.  T.  Rtn.  v.  3, 
1838,  p.  20.) — Volcanoes  and  volcanic  action. 
35  pp.  (ESire.  Rev.  v.  167,1883,  p.  360.)— Volcanos  and 
eartliquakes.  50  pp.  [Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  13,  1851, 
p.  358;  Soulhem  Rev.  v.  9,  1871,  p.  381.)- AVai-ner,  H. 
D.  Volcano  studies.  8  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  y.Bi,lSS3, 
p.  608.)— "Weld,  C.  R.  Volcanos.  13  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  77, 1868,  p.  188.)- Wliltney,  J.  D.  Volcanlsm  and 
mountain-building.  40  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  113,  1871, 
p.  236.)— Volcanoes.  35  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  109, 1869,  p. 
231). 

See  aUo  London  Quart.  Kev.  v.  10, 1858,  p.  416.  Also 
Bakon.  —  Barren  island.  —  Colinta.  —  Xltna.  — 
K.i  lauea.— Ouy1i£. — Popocatepetl.  —  Santorin. 
— Teneriffe. — Vesuvius. — West  River  inoun- 
lain. 

Volcatins.    Reliquiae.    1  p.    (Eoth,  K.  L., 

Hist.  vet.  Rom.  reliquiae,  p.  387.) 

Tolcatins  Sedigitus.    Fragmenta.    1  p. 

( Collectio  Pisaur.  v.  4,  p.  424.)  , 

Tolckma.r,  Abbot  of  Fuerstenfeld  [attributed 

tn].    —1314.    Chronica  de  gestia  prlnclpum  a  tempore 

Eudolfl  Regis  usque  ad  tempora  Ludwiol  Imperatoris, 

1273-1326.    68  pp.    (Boehmer,  J.  F.,  Ponies  rer.  German. 

'     V.  1,  p.  1 ;  (Efele,  A.  F.  von,  Rer.  Boicar.  script,  v.  2,  p.  524.) 

Tolckmar,  Karl.  Auswahl  der  Minnesaen- 
ger  fuer  vorlesungen  und  zum  sohulge- 
brauoh  mit  einem  woertei'buohe  und  einem 
abrisse  der  mhd.  formenlehre  herausg. 
Quedlinburg,  1845.  8°.  {Biblioth.  der  deutsch. 
nat.  lit.  Abth.  I.  v.  15.)  —3134 

Tolckmar.    See  also  Volkmar. 

Toicoldera,  Monastery.  Schoettgen,  O. 
Historia  monasterii  Volcolderodensia  diplomatlca.  89 
pp.  (Schoettgen,  C,  and  Kreysig,  G.  C,  Siplomat.  el 
script.  German,  v.  1,  p.  750.) 

Toldarico,  Patriarch  of  AquUeja.    —1121. 

Statutum  pro  oflicio  solemn!  Sanctae  Mariae  Magda- 
lene in  Aquilejensl  celebrando.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  99,  p.  645.) 

Voider,  Burcher  de.    Niceron,  J.  P.    M&m. 

des  /tommes,  v.  22. 

Toleurs,  Les.    Vidocq,  F.  E.    3  v.     —1385 
ToIflllS,  Jean  Baptiste,    Bp.   of  C6te-d''0r. 

1734-1822.  Retractation  dans  les  formes  canonlques.  9 
pp.    (Rev.  retrospect.  2  s.  v.  3, 1835,  p.  198.) 

Tolga  river.  Muneo-Butler-Johnstone, 
H.  A.  Trip  up  the  Volga  to  the  fair  of 
Nijni-Novgorod.     n.-  d. 

Volger,  Georg  Heinrich  Otto  {called  Senok- 
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das  phaenomen  der  erdbeben  in  der  Schweiz 
.  .  .  Gotha,  1857-58.     3  v.  8°.  —1626 

Contents.  ChroniJt  der  erdbeben  In  der  Scliweiz. 
V.  1.— Die  erdbeben  Im  IVallig,  v.  3.— Die  geologle 
von  Wailis,  v.  2. 

Tolk,  Wilhelm  Gustav  Werner  (Ludwig 
Clarus,  pseud.)  1804-69.  Darstellung  der 
spanischen  literatur  im  mittelalter.  Mit 
einer  vorrede  von  Joseph  von  Goerres. 
Mainz,  1846.    3  v.  8°.  2315 

Yolkelt,  Johannes.  Das  unbewusste  und 
der  pessimismus.  Studien  zur  modernen 
geistesbewegung.     Berlin,  1873.    8°-    — 1435 

Iramanuel   Kants   erkenntniss-tlieorle  nach 

ihren  grundpriuciplen  analysirt.  14  pp.  (Kev.  of,  by 
F.  Standinger,  in  Vierteljahrsschr.  f.  wissens,  pHloB.  v. 
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aesthetlli.  7  pp.  (Kev.  of,  by  M.  OarriSre,  in  Zeits.  f. 
philos.  V.  70, 1877,  p.  263.) 


Tolkhart,  Georg  0.  W.  (i'd.)  Das  Buer- 
gerblatt.    See  Buergerblatt,  Das. 

Tolkmann,  Richard  Emil.  1832—.  Ob- 
servationes  miscellae.  Jauer,1873.- 4°.   3243 

Rhetorik  der  Griechen   und  Eoemer  in 

systematischer  uebersicht  dargestellt.  Ber- 
lin, 1873.     8°.  —3155 

The  same.  2  durch  berichtigungen  und 
zusaetze  vermehrte  ausgabe.  Leipzig,  1874. 
8°.  —3155 

Rhetorik    der   Grle.chen   und    Roemer.    37    pp. 

(Mueller,  I.,  Handbuch  der  Mass,  alterthmnswissenschaft, 
v.  2,  p.  453.) 

'  Synesius   von  Oyrene.     9  pp.     (Rev.   of,   by  A. 

RioUter,  in  Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  68, 1871,  p.  168.) 

Tolkmann,  Wilhelm  Fridolin,  Bitter  von 

Yollcmar.  Grundiss  der  psyohoiogie  vom  standpunlite 
des  philosophlsehen  reallsmus,  nach  genetlscher 
methode.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  L.  George,  In  Zeits.  f. 
philos.  v.  32, 1858,  p.  127.)— Ijehrbucb  der  psychol- 
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tlscher  methode.  13  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  H.  Ulrlol.ln 
Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  68, 1876,  p.  298.) 

Tolkinar,  Gustav.  Handbuch  der  ein- 
leitung  in  die  Apokryphen.  2  abth.  Das 
4  buch  Esra.  Zum  erstenmal  vollstaendig 
herausg.  alsaeltester  commentarzum  Neuen 
Testament.    Tuebingen,  1863.     8°.       -r3254 

Beitraege  zur    erltlaerung   des  buches  Henoch 

nach  dem  aethloplschen  text.  48  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  14, 1860,  p.  87.) 

Tolkmar.    See  also  Volokmar. 
Volksbuecher.    Marbach,G.O.  (Ed.)   9 v. 

1238 
Yolksknude  der  Jtiden,  Zur.    Andree, 

R.  —3395 

Tolksleben.    78  pp.     Hoffmann  von  Fal- 

lersleben,  A.  H.,  Oedichte,  p.  89. 

Volkslieder  aus  Venetien.    Widter,  G. 

3335 
Tolkslieder  der  Dentschen.    Erlaclx, 

F.  K.,  Freiherr  von.     5  v.  2344 

Volkslieder  der  montenegriner  und 

herzegOTiner  Serben.    Tschokovics,  C. 

[Servian.]  2385 

Tolkslieder    der    Serben.     Robinson, 

Mrs.  T.  A.  L.  von  J.  (Talvi,  psewd.)  2335 
Tolkslieder  des  Engadin.    Flugi,  A. 

von.  2344 

Tolksmaehrchen     der     Boehmen. 

Gerle,  W.  A.     3  v.  1337 

Tolksiuaehrclieu    der    Dentschen. 

Musaeus,  J.  K.  A.  1283 

Volksmaerchen.  72  pp.  (Marbach,  G.  O., 

Vollcsbueclier,  No.  51.) 

Tolksmaercben  ans  der  Bretagne. 

Bode,  G.  H.  1237 

Tolksmaerchen  der  Serben.  Karad- 
schitsch,  W.  S.  1228 

Tolk-songs.    Meltzel,  H.  von.  1238 

Volkssagen  Ostprenssens,  Litthauens, 
und  Westpreussens.  Tettau,  J.  W.  A.,  Frei- 
herr von,  and  Temme,  J.  D.  H.  1335 

Tolkssagen  und  volkslieder  aus 
Schwedens  aelterer  und  neuerer  zeit.  Af- 
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Tolkssctaauspiel,  Doctor  Jotaann 
Faust,  Das.     Engel,  K.  {Ed.)  3356 

Tolkstueniliche  diclitungsarten  der 
altproveuzalisctaen  lyrik.  Roemer, 
L.     (Stengel,  E.,  Ausgaben,  v.  36.)  3305 

Tolkswirtbschaftliche  folgen  des 
dreissigjaehrigen  kriegs  f.  Deutsch- 

land.  104  pp.  Inama-Sternegg,  K>T.  von.  (Raumer, 
F.  von,  Hist,  tascheniach,  1864,  p.  1.) 


VOLLBEHR 


4761 


VOLSUNGA  SAGA 


Vollbehr,  Eduard  Gottfried  Christian 
(Ed.)  1817—  P.  Terentii  Af ri  Oomoediae 
recensuit  R.  Bentleius. '  See  Terentius  Afer, 
P. 

Vollbreclit,  Johann  August  Ferdinand 
(Ed.)  1813—.  Xenophohs  Anabasis.  See 
Xenophon. 

VollbrecUt,  Wilhelm.  De  Xenophontis 
Hellenicis  in  epitomen  non  coactis.  Han- 
noverae,  1874.    4°-  8303 

Vollmer,  Alexander  Joseph  {Ed.)  1803- 
76.  Gttdrdn ;  mit  einer  einleitung  von  Al- 
bert'  Schott.  Leipzig,  1845.  8°.  {Dicht- 
ungen  deiitsch.  mittelalt.  v.  5.)  3354 

[Ed. )    Der  Nibelunge  n6t  und  diu  klage. 

Leipzig,  1848.  8°.  (Diahtungen  deutsch. 
mittelalt.  v.  1.)  3354 

Tollmer,  Wilhelm  {Ed.)  Briefwechsel 
zwisehen  Schiller  und  Gotta.  See  Schiller, 
J.  0.  F.  von. 

Tollmoeller,  Karl  {Ed.)  Englische  spraoh- 
und  literaturdenkmale  des  16,  17  und  18 
jahrhunderts.  V.1-5,8.  Heilbronn,  1883-89. 
6  V.  13°.  3116 

Contents.  Iilll}>'  or  Lyly,  J.  Eupbues.  The  anat- 
omy ol  wit,  V.  1.— Marloivre,  0.  Doctor  Faustus,  v. 
S.'— Jew  o£  Malta,  v.  8.— Tamburlaine,  v.  2 Mount- 
fort,  W.    Lite  ana  death  of  Doctor  Paustus,  made 

Into  a  taroe,T.  B Norton,  T.,  and  Sackvllle,  T.,  1  Earl 

of  Dorset.  Gorboduc  or  Ferrex  and  Porrex,  v.  1. — 
Si  dney,  Sir  P.  First  chapter  o£  the  Countess  of  Pem- 
broke's Arcadia,  v.  4. 

{Ed.)    Octavian.    Altfranzoesischer  ro- 

man,  nach  der  Oxf  order  handschrift  Bodl. 
Hatton  100,  zum  ersten  mal  herausg.  Heil- 
bronn, 1883.  12°.  (Foerster,  W.,  Altfran- 
zoesische  bibliotliek,  v.  3.1  3397 

{Ed.)    Sammlung    franzoesisoher    neu- 

drucke.     Heilbronn,  1881-88.    9  v.  13°.    3336 

Contents.  Bait,  J.  A.  de.  P3aultler,.v.  9.— Contl, 
A.  de  B.,  Prince  de.  Tralt§  de  la  comfidle  et  des  spec- 
tacles, y.  2.— Garnier,  B.  Antigone,  v.  6.— Brad- 
amante,  v.  6. — Cornelle,  v.  3.— Hlppolyte,  v.  4.— La 
Troade,  v.  4.— Les  Ivifves,  v.  B.— M.  Antolne,  v.  3.— 
Porole,  V.  3.— Mairet,  J.  de.  Sophonlsbe,  v.  8.— Mel- 
gret,  L.  Trett6  de  la  grammere  frangoeze,  v.  7.— 
Villiers,  (— )  de.  Festln  de  Pierre,  ou,  le  Flls  orlm- 
■  Inel,  V.  1.  • 

{Ed.)  Ein  spanisches  steinbuch,  mit  ein- 
leitung und  anmerkungen,  zum  erstenmal 
herausg.     Heilbronn,  1880.     13°-  3396 

ToIIstaendige  samiuliing  der  geltenden 
wechsel-  und  handelsgesetze  aller  laender. 
Borchardt,  S.    3  v.  —1333 

Tollstaeiidiges  bneclier  -  lexicon. 
Kayser,  0.  G.     34  v.  in  14.  L.lll 

Tollstaencliges  woerterbucli  zu  dem 
abrisse  der  roemisohen  geschiehte  des  Eu- 
tropius.     Eichert,  O.  3344 

Tollstaeudiges  woerterbnch  zu  den 
Fabeln.des  Phaedrus.     Eichert,  O.         3344 

Volliey,  Constantin  Frangois  Chasseboeuf, 
Comiede.  1757-1820.  CEuvres.  2  6d.  Paris, 
1835-36.     8  V.  8°.  —1146 

Contents.  L'alfabet  europ^en  appUquS  aux 
languea  aslatlques,  v.  8.— Lettres  sur  Talplinbet 
pli^nicien,  v.  7. ^Chronologic  des  Babylouleng, 
V.  6.— Bossange,  A.  Notice  sur  la  vie  et  les  Merits  de 
0.  F.  Tolney,  v.  1.— Etat  physique  de  la  Corse,  v.  7.— 
Pr«oi8  de  l'6tat  de  la  Corse,  v.  7.— Voyage  en  Egypte 
et  en  Syrle,  v.  2,  3.— Ohronologle  des  Bgyptiens,  v. 
6.— Tableau  du  cUmat  et  du  sol  des  Eltats-Untg 
d'Amerlqne,  v.  4.— Sur  la  Florlde,  v.  4.— Galll- 

opolis.  ou  colonle  des  Frangais  sur  I'Ohlo,  v.  4 

ConsldSrations  sur  la  gnerre  des  Turks  en  1788,  v. 
3.— L'H6l>ren  slmpUnS  par  la  mSthode  altabStlque, 
V.  8.— Ohronologle  d'H*ro,dote»  v.  5,  6. — Lettre  sur 
une  nouvelle  traduction  d'H^rodote,  v.  7.— Legons 
PAKT  v.— 112. 


d'histoire,  v.  7.— Eecherches  nouvelles  sur  I'lils- 
toire  ancl«nne,Y.  5,  6. — Observations  gfinfirales  sur 

leslndleus  ou  sauvages  de  rAra6L-ique-nord,  v.  4 

Grammalre  de  la  langue  arabe,  v.  8.— Discours  sur 
l'6tud,e  phllosophlque  des  langues,  v.  1.— Slmpllflca- 

tion  deslanguos  orientales,  v.  8 Vues  nouvelles 

sur  I'enselgnement  des  laugues  orientales,  v.  8.— Etat 
du  commerce  du  Levant,  v.  3.— Loi  naturelle,  ou 
prlnolpes  physiques  de  la  morale,  v.  1.— Vooabulalre 
de  la  langue  des  Itlianiis,  v.  4.— Sur  I'histolre  de 
IVe^vhampsUire  par  J6r6mle  Belknap,  v.  4.— De  la 
oolonle  du  Fogte-Vincenneg  sur  la  Wabash,  v.  4.— 
Lettre  au  dooteur  Priestley,  v.  1.— Chronologic  des 
rols,  lydiens,  v.  5.— Lea  Ruines,  ou  meditation  sur 
les  revolutions  des  empires,  v.  1.— Hlstolre  de  Sam- 
uel, v.  7.— Questions  de  statlstlque,  k  I'usage  des 
voyageurs,  v.,  7 Etat  physique  de  la  Syrle,  v.  2,  3. 

— —  New  researches  on  ancient  history.  Tr. 
in  Paris,  under  the  superintendence  of  the 
author,  by  Col.  Corbet.  London,  1819.  '3  v. 
8°.  3175 

The  Ruins  :  or,  a  survey  of  the  revolu- 
tions of  empires.  Tr,  from  the  French. 
London,  1793.     8°.  3175 

Travels  through  Syria  and  Egypt,  in  the 

years  1783-85.  Ulustr.  Tr.  from  the  French. 
London,  1787.    3  v.  8°.  2175 

View  of    the    climate    and  soil  of  the 

United  States  of  America,  to  which  are 
added  some  accounts  of  Florida,  the  French 
colony  on  the  Scioto,  certain  Canadian  col- 
onies, and  the  savages  or  natives.  Tr,  from 
the  French.  With  maps  and  plates.  Lon- 
don, 1804.     8°.  3175 

Barni,   J.    Tolney.     46   pp.     {In   his    Morallstes 

Irangals  au  18  sUole,  p.  189.)— Bossange,  A.  Notice 
sur  la  vie  et  les  Merits  de  V.  49  pp.  {Volney,  0.  F.  C, 
Comte  de,  (Euxres,  v.  1,  p.  I.) — Priestley,  J.  Letters 
to  v.,  occasioned  by  a  work  of  his  entitled  Bulus.  18 
pp.  (Works,  v.  17,  p.  111.)— Salnte-Beuve,' C.  A. 
Volney,  Stude  sur  sa  vie  et  sur  ses  oeuvres.  46  pp. 
( Gauseries  du  Lundi,  v.  7,  p.  389.) 

Tolpi,    Giovanni    Antonio.     1686-1766.     0. 

Valerll  CatulU  vita ;  NonnuUa  veterum  scrlptorum  de 
C.  Valerlo  CatuUo  testlmonia;  Diatribe  de  metrla 
Catulll.  20  pp.  (Catullus,  C.  V.,  Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  pp. 
18,  26,  32  :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.)—Ylta  Propertli. 
4  pp.  (Propertius,  S.  A.,  JElegiae,  p.  1 :  Lemalre,  N.  E., 
Biblioth.  class.  Lat.) 

ToIpi,  Giuseppe.  1680-1756.  Dell'  istoria 
de'  Visconti  e  delle  cose  d'ltalia.  Napoli, 
1737-48.     3  V,  sm.  4°.  3534 

Volpi    family.    Nardi,    C.    Discendenza 

della  tamlgUa  Volpl.  46.  pp.  (Volpi,  G.,  Bell'  istoria 
de'  Visconti,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Volsci.    Mommsen,  C.  M.  T.    Der  volskische 

dlalekt.    10  pp.    (fo  Ids  Unterltal.  dlalekte,  p.  317.) 

Tolsunga  saga. 

Hagbn,  F.  H.  von  der  {Tr.)  Volsunga- 
saga,  Oder  Sigurd  der  Fafnirstoedter  und 
die  Niflungen.     1815. 

Lange,  G.  '  Sagen  von  den  Volsungen 

und  Glukungen.  1833.  {In  his  Untersuch- 
ungen  ueber  die  nordische  und  d.  deutsche 
held  en  sagen.) 

MAGNtJssoN,  E.,  and  Mobeis,  W.  {Trs.) 

Volsunga  saga.  The  story  of  the  Volsungs 
and  Niblungs,  with  certain  songs  from  the 
elder  Edda.     Tr.  from  the  Icelandic.     1870. 

MOEBis,  W.    Story  of  Sigurd  the  Vol- 

Bung  and  the  fall  of  the  Niblungs.     1877. 

MUELLEE,  P.  E.     Sagnene  om  Volsunger 

og  Giukunger.  1818.  {In  his  Saga-bibli- 
othek,  V.  3.) 

Rafn,   C.   C.    Volsunga-saga    eller  his- 

torien  om  Sigurd  Fafnersbane,  efter  is- 
landske  haandskrifter  fordansket.  1833. 
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Cox,  G.  W,,  and  Jones,  E.  H.    Stories  of  the  Vol- 

Buugs.    48  pp.    lln  their  Tales  ot  the  Teutonic  lands, 
p.    31.)— Oeltlensclilneger,  A.  G.    VolBunga  saga. 
28  pp.     [Saml.  vaerker,  v.  'M,  p.  123.) 
See  also  Nibelungen  lied  and  sage. 

Tolsungs.    See  Volsunga  saga. 

Tolta;    Alessandro,  Conte.    Mocchetti,  F. 

Eloglo  del  Conte  Alessandro  Volta.     1833. 
AragOjD.  F.  J.    Alexandre  Volta.    54  pp.    {(Euvres 

compl.   T.  1,  p.   IS!.)— The  same   in  English.    27   pp. 

(Smlthson.  Inst.  Report,  1875,  p.  115.) 

Voltaic  pile.    Gmelin,  J.  F.    De  columnae 

metallicae  bX>  illust.  Volta  InTontae  effectibus  chem- 
icis.  55  pp.  (Goettingen,  K.  gesells.  wissens.  Com- 
ment.  v.  16, 1804,  p.  88.) 

Voltaire,  Francois  Marie  Arouet  de.  1694- 
1778.  CEuvres  completes.  [Kehl],  1785-89. 
70  V.  8".  —1126 

Contents.  Adelaide  du  Giiesclin,  trag€die,  T.  2. 
— Fens^es  sur  I'admiiitstratloii  publique,  v.  29.— 
Agatocle,  tragfidie,  t.  6. — Lettres  de  Voltaire  et  de 
M.  d'Alembert,  1746-78,  v.  68,  69.— Aliire,  ou  les 
Atn^rlcains,  tragSdie,  v.  2.— Lettres  d'Amabed,  v.  45. 
— De  I'ame,  v.  32.— Amelle,  ou  le  Duo  de  Folx,  tra- 
gfidie,  V.  2. — Ancieu  Testament,  v.  34.— Remarques 
Bur  Androm^de,  T.  61. — Aunales  de  I'empire 
depuis  Oharlemagne,  v.  26. — Bemarques  sur  Ariane, 
v.  61.— Des  divers  changemens  arrives  k  I'art  trag- 
ique,  V.  47. — Fragmens  d'Artemire.  traggdie,  v.  1. — 
Diatribe  h.  I'auteur  des  S^pli^m^rldes,  v.  29. — 
A^enture  de  la  m^moire,  v.  45. — Aventiire  in* 
diennc,  Y.  46. — Les  Aveugles  jnges  des  cou- 
leiirs,  V.  45.— Bababec  et  les  fakirs,  v.  45.— Le 
Baron  d'Otraute,  op6ra  butfa,  v.  9.— Relation  de  la 
mort  du  Chevalier  de  la  Barre,  v.  30. — R§ponse  &  la 
Beaumelle,  v.  27. — Discours  de  Me.  Belleguler,  T. 
82.— Bemarques  sur  Bireuice,  de  Baclne,  t.  6.— La 
Bible  entin  expiiqu^e,  v.  34,  36.— Le  Blanc  et  le 
nolr,  V.  44. — Examen  important  de  Milord  Boling- 

broke,  v.  S3.— Histoire  d'un  bon  Bramin,  v.  44 

Brutus,  tragfidie,  v.  1. — Trait6  sur  la  tolerance,  h. 
rocoaslon  de  la  mort  de  Jean  Calag,  v.  30.— Candlde, 
ou  I'Optlmisme,  v.  44.— Histoire  d' Elisabeth  Canning 
et  des  Calas,  v.  30. — Supplement  aux  causes  c^l- 
^bres,  V.  30.— Histoire  de  Charles  XII,  Rol  de  SuSde, 
V.  23.— CUarlot,  ou  la  Comtesse  de  Givry,  pifece  dra- 
matique,  v.  8 — OreiUes  du  Comte  de  Cliesterfield 
et  16  Chapelain  Goudman,  v.  46. — Un  Cbi-^tien  centre 
6  Juifs,  ou  refutation  du  livre  intitule:  Lettres  de 
quelques  Juifs  portugals,  allemands,  et  polonais,  v. 

27 Evanglle  del'enfancedu  Clirist.  v.  86.— Conseils 

raisonnabies  £iM.  Bergier  pour  ia  defense  du  Cliris- 
ttanisme,  v.  33.— Histoire  de  retablissement  du 
Christianisme,  v.  35. — Coilection  d'anciens  Evangiles, 
ou  monumens  du  premier  sidcle  du  Christianisme,  v. 
36.— Bemarques  i,  I'occasion  des  sentimens  de  1' Aca- 
demic sur  les  vers  du  Cid,  v.  50. — Bemarques  sur  le 
Old,  T.  50.— Bemarques  sur  Cinna,  v.  50.— Quelques 
petltes  hardlesses  de  M.  Clair,  v.  47.— Les  Colima- 
90ns,  T.  31.— Sur  la  coniedie  aiiglaise,  v.  47. — Be- 
marques sur  le  Comte  d'Kssex,  tragedie  de  Thomas 
Corneille,  v.  51.— Condorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C,  Marquis 
de.  Vie  de  Voltaire,  v.  7I>.— Conseils  h  un  Jour- 
naliste,  v.  47.  —  Des  conspirations  centre  les 
peuples,  V.  28. — Contes  en  vers,  v.  14.— Commentaires 
sur  Corneille,  V.  60,  51 — Bemarques  sur  les  discours 
de  Oornellie,  v.  50.— Cogi-Sancta ;  ou,  Petit  mal 
pour  un  grand  bien,  v.  45.— Eloge  de  M.  de  Cr4- 
billon,  V.  47.— Le  CrI  des  nations,  v.  29.— Le  Cro- 
clieteur  borgne,  v.  45.— Gommentaire  sur  le  livre 
des  Dalits  et  aeg  peines,  v.  29.— Le  Diposltalre, 
com§die  de  soci6t§,  v.  8. — Les  Deux  consoles,  v.  44. 
—  Les  Deux  tonneanx,  esqulBse  d'uu  opgra- 
comlque,  v.  9. —  Dialogues  et  entretiens  phllo- 
sOphiques,  v.  36. — Dictionuaire  pbilosopliique, 
T.  37-43.— Dieu  et  les  hommes,  v.  33.— Dlscouk's,  v. 

47.— Don    Pidre,   trag§dle,  v.    6 Le    Droit    du 

seigneur,  com6dle,v.  8. — Les  Droits  des  liommes 
et  les  usurpations  des  papes,  v.  29.— Eloge  de  Mme.  la 
Marquise  Du  Cliatelet,  T.  47.— MSmolre  sur  un 
ouvpage  de  physique  de  Mme.  la  Marquise  Du  Chate- 

let,  v.  31 L'XiCossaige,  comedle,  v.  8.— Dissertation 

sur  les  principales  tragedies  anciennes  et  modernes, 
qui  ont  paru  sur  le  sujet  d'Electre,  et  en  particulier 
sur  celle  de  Sophocle,  v.  4.— Evanglle  de  I'enfance, 

T.     35.  —  L'Knfant    prodigue,    G0m6dle,    v.    7 

Epitres,  V.  13 — Kryphile,  tragedle,  v.  1.— Notice  et 
fragmens  de  60  Xlvangiles,  v.  36.— Sommaire  his- 
torique-  des  4  Evangiles,  v.  35.— Fac^ties,  v.  46.— La 
Fenime  qui  a  raison,  comedle,  t.  7. — Essai  sur  la 
nature  du  feu  et  Bur  sa  propagation,  t.  31.— Font- 


euelle,  B.    Bemarques  sur  la  vie  de  Pierre  Corneille, 

V.  50 Doutes  sur  la  mesux'e  des  forces  motrices, 

et  sur  leur  nature,  v.  31.— Frederick  II,  the  Greatt 
Sing  of  Prussia.  Eloge  de  Voltaire,  v.  69.— Lettres  du 
Prince  royal  de  Prusse  et  de  Voltaire,  v.  64.— Lettres 
du  Boi  de  Prusse  ot  de  Voltaire,  v.  66,  66.— Remon- 
strances du  pays  de  Gex  au  Eol,  v.  29 — Les  change- 
mens arrives  dans  notre  globe,  v.  31.— Les  Guibres, 
ou  la  Tolerance,  tragedie,  v.  5. — Essal  sur  les  guerreg 
ciT'lles  de  France,  v.  10.— Dissertation  sur  la  mort  de 
Henri  IV,  v.  10.— La  Henriade,  v.  10.— L'H6ra- 
clius  espagnol,  ou  la  Comedle  fameuse  [de  Calderon 
de  Barca),  v.  9.— Bemarques  sur  Heraclius,  v.  61. — 
D'H£rbde,  v.  35.— Fragmens  Bur  I'hlstoire,  v.  28.— 
L'Homme  aux  40  ecus,  v.  45 — Les  lionnetet^sUt- 
tiraireis,  v.  48.— Parall^le  d'Horaee,  de  Boileau, 
et  de  Pope,  v.  47.— Bemarques  sur  la  tragedie  des^ 
Horaces,  v.  50.— Id£es  ripublicaineji,  T.  29.— II 
faut  prendre  un  parti,  ou  le  prlncipe  d'action,  v. 
32. — Lettres  de  I'lmp^ratrice  de  Russie  et  de  Vol- 
taire, V.  67.— Fragmens  historiques  sur  I'lnde,  sur  le 

G6n.  Lain,  et  sur  plusieurs  autres  sujetB,  v.  26 

L'Indiscret,  comedie,  v.  7. — Ij'Ing^nu,  v.  44. — Ex- 
position du  livre  des  Institutions  pbysiques,  y. 
31. — Fragment  des  instructions  pour  le  Prince 
royal  de  .  . .  v.  29.— Irfcne,  tragedie,  v.  6.— Protevan- 
giie  attrihue  ^  Jacques,  v.  36.— Jeannot  et  Colin, 
V.  44.— Histoire  de  Jennl,  ou  I'Athee  et  le  sage,  v.  46. 
—Relation  du  Gouverneur  Pilate  touchant  jegus 
Cbrist,  V.  35. — Des  sectes  des  Juifs  vers  le  temps 
d'Hirode,  T.  36. — Jnleg  C£sar,  tragedie  de  Shake- 
speare, v.  9 Essal  sur  les  probabllites  en  fait  de 

Justice,  V.  30. — Prix  de  la  justice  et  de  I'human- 
itfe,  v.  29.— Discours  aux  confederes  catholiques  de 
Kamlnleck  en  Pologne,  t.  30 — Iia  Harpe,  J. 
F.  de.  Eloge  de  Voltaire,  v.  69.  —  Id6es  de  I,a 
motbe  le  Vayer,  v.  29.  —  Observations  sur  MM. 
Jean  Lass,  ]M!elon,  et  Dutot;  sur  le  commerce, 
le  luxe,  les  monnales,  et  les  impots,'  v.  29.^— I^et- 
tres,  V.  49. — Iiettres  h  Son  Altesse  Monselgneur  le 
Prince  de'. .  .  v.  47.— Lettres  chino'ises,  Indiennes, 
et  tartares,  v.  47. — Becueil  des  lettres  de  Vol- 
taire, 1716-78,  v.  62-63.— Lettres  en  vers  et  en 
prose,  V.  15. — Commentaire  sur  I'esprlt  des  loig,  v. 
29. — Les  Lois  de  Minos,  tragedie,  y.  6. — Panegyrlgue 
de  St.  Louis,  Boi  de  France,  prononce  par  M.  I'Abbe 
d'Arty,  v.  48.— SiScle  de  Louis  XIV,  v.  20, 21 ;  Supple- 
ment, V.  27.— Panegyrique  de  Louis  XV,  v.  47.— 
Eloge  funSbre  de  Louis  XV,  v.  47. — Precis  du  si^cle  de 
Louis  XV,  v.  22.— Sur  I'anti-Maclliavel,  v.  47.— B6- 
queste  ii  tous  les  inagistrats  du  royaume,  v.  29.— Le 
Fanatisme,  ou  Mabomet  le  Propbfete,  tragedie,  t. 
3. — Tout  en  Dieu,  commentaire  sur  Mallebranche, 
v.  32.— Marlamne,  tragedie,  v.  1. — Evanglle  de  la- 
naissance  de  Marie,  v.  36. — Bemarques  sur  M£d££, 
v.  50.— Melanges  bis~tarlques,  T.  27,  28.— Mel- 
anges litteraires,  T.  47-49 Lettres  de  Memmius, 

h,  Ciceron,  t.  32. — Memnon,  ou  la  Bagesse  humaine, 
V.  44.— M^moires  pour  servir  fk  la  vie  de  Voltaire, 

ecrits  par  lui-m@me,  v.  70 Des  mengonges  im- 

prim£g  et  du  Testament  politique  du  Cardinal  de 

Eichelieu,  v.  28. — Bemarques  aur  le  Menteur,  v.  50 

M£rope,  tragedie,  v.  3.— Traite  de  metaphysique, 
T.  32.— Microm^gas,  y.  44.— De  la  moderation  en 
tout,  dans  I'etude,  dans  I'ambltlon,  dans  les  plalsirs, 
V.  12.— Essal  sur  les  moeurs  et  I'esprit  deg  na- 
tions, et  sur  les  prlncipaux  faits  de  I'hlstoire,  depuis 
Charlemagne  jusqu'il  Louis  XIII,  v.  16-19.— Vie  de 
Moli&re,  avec  de  petlts  sommaires  de  ses  pieces,  v. 
47.— Le  Monde  comme  il  va,  vision  de  Babouc,  v* 
44.— Eorlts  pour  les  babitans  du  Mont-Jura  et  du 
pays  de  Gex  1770-76,  v.  29.— La  Mort  de  Cesar,  tra- 
gedie, V.  2 — Nanine,  ou  le  Pr6]uge  valnou,  comedle, 
y.  7.— Des  singularites  de  la  nature,  y.  31.— Elemens 
de  phllosophle  de  Nevrton,  v.  31.— Philosophie  de 
Newton,  y.  32.— Defense  du  Neivtoulanisme,  v.  31. 
-Evanglle  du  disciple  Nicodeme,  y.  35.— Bemarques 
sur  lyicomide,  v.  61.— Incursion  sur  Jfonotte  ex- 
jesuite,  v.  27.— BTouveau  Testament,  y.  35.— Extralt 
d'un'ecrit  periodlque  intitule:  Nouvelle  biblio- 
tb^que,  v.  48.— Observations,  y.  48.— Odes,  v.  13. 
— Oedipe,  trag6dle  avec  des  ohoeurs,  y.  1.— Be- 
marques sur  Oedipe,  y. «.— Commentaire  historlque 
sur  les  oeuvres  de  I'auteur  de  la  Henriade,  v.  48, — 
Eloge  funebre  des  officiers  qui  sont  mortg  dang 
la  guerre  de  1741,  y.  47.— Ollmple,  tragedie,  y.  6.— 
Defense  de  mon  oncle,  v.  27.— Oreste,  tragedie,  y. 
4.— L'Orphelin  de  la  Chine,  tragedie,  y.  4.— Be- 
marques sur  Othon,  v.  51.— De  la  paix  perp£tuelle, 
y.  29. — Pandore,  opera,  y.  9. — Des  embeliissemens 
de  Paris,  y.  29.— Histoire  du  Parlement  de  Paris, 
y.  26.— Bemarques  sur  les  Pensees  de  M.  Pascal,  v. 
32.— Les  Pelopides,  ou  Atree  et  Thleste,  tragedie,  y. 
6 — Bemarques  sur  Pertharlte,  y.  51.— Le  Philo- 


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sophe  ignorant,  v.  32.— Phllogophle,  T.  32-35.— 

Deux  lettres  de  Pilate  t  I'Empereur  TlbSrs,  v.  36 

Songe  de  Flaton,  v.  45.— Trad  action  du  poSme  de 
Jean  Plokof,  v.  47.— Poeineg  et  dlscoura  en  vera,  v. 
12.— Esaaii  aur  la  po£8le  6plq  ite,  v.  10.— Oonnalaaanoe 
dea  beaut6a  et  dea  diCauta  de  la  po£sle  et  de  I'elo- 
qnence  dans  la  langue  frangalae,  v.  48. — Po£siea 
melees,  v.  11.— Politique  et  legislation,  T.  29, 
30.— Eemarquea  aar  Polyeuote,  y.  60.— PompAe, 
V.  60.— Le  Pi-6servatlir,  v.  47.— La  Prlncesse  de 
Babylone,  v.  45.  —  La  Princesse  de  Navarre, 
oomSdte-baUet,  v.  9.— La  Prude,  coin6dle,  v.  7.— La 
Fiicelle  d'Orlians,  v.  11.— Le  Pyrrhonlgme  de 
I'hlatolre,  v.  27.— Consells  k  M.  Racine,  v.  47.— ProoSs 
crimlnel  de  Ravalllac,  v.  10.— Bemarquea  aur  Ro- 
dogune,  v.  50. — Epitre  aux  Roinalns,  tr.  de  I'ltal- 
len,  V.  33.— Romans,  v.  44,  46. — Rome  sauv^e,  on 
OatlUna,  trag6dle,  v.  4.  —  Exameu  de  3  derulires 
€pltres  du  Sleur  Rousseau,  v.  47.^Hlstoire  de  I'em- 
plre  de  Russle  sous  Pierre  le  Grand,  v.  24.— R6- 
monatrances  du  corps  dea  paateurs  du  Gevaudan  h, 
Antolne  Jacques  Rustan,  v.  33. — Instructions  it.  An- 
tolne  Jacquea  Buatan,  t.  33. — Des  Samaritalns,  r. 
36. — Samson,  op6ra,  v.  9.  —  ftemarques  aur  Don 
Sanche  d'Arragon,  T.  61.— Le  crl  du  sang  Inno- 
ceiit,  V.  30.— MSmolre  aur  la  satire,  v.  47.— Satires, 
V.  14 — ll6f  utatlon  d'un  6crlt  anonyme,  contre  la  m6- 
molre  de  M.  .Toaeph  Sanrin,  T.  43.  —  Hlatolre  dea 
voyagea  de  Scarmentado,  v.  44. —  Lea  Scythes, 
trag^die,  v.  6.  —  semlramis,  trag6die,  v.  3.— Ser- 
mons et  lipm£lies,  v.  32.^Bemarquea  aur  Ser- 
torlus,  V.  51.  —  Socrate.  ouvrage  dramatique, 
V.  8.  —  Soplioulsbe,  tragSdle,  v.  .6.  —  Bemarquea 
aur  Sopbonlabe,  v.  51.— Lettres  de  plusieura  souv- 
eralns  k  Voltaire,  v.  67. —  Stances,  v.  13. —  Re- 
marques  aur  Sur^na,  v.  61. — Tancride,  trag€dle, 
T.  4.— Tanls  et  Z61lde,  ou  lea  RolB  paateurs,  tra- 
g^dle,  V.  9.— Le  Taureau  blanc,  y.  46.— Le  Temple 
de  la  gloire,  y.  9.— Tli6fttre,  y.  1-9 — Du  th£fttre 
anglais,  y.  47.— Profession  de  £ol  dea  Tli^istes,  y. 

32 Theodore,  vlerge  et  martyr,  y.  60.— Petit  oom- 

mentaire  aur  I'^loge  du  Daupbin  de  France,  compose 
par  M.  Tliomas,  y.  47. — Bemarquea  aur  Tite  et 
Berenice,  de  Cornellle,  v.  61. — Tocsin  des  Rols,' 
y.  29. — Dlsaertatlon  aur  la  trag6dle  ancienne  et 
moderne,  y.  3. — De  la  trag^dle  anglaise,  v.  47. — 
Le  Trill mvlrat,  tragSdle,  v.  6.— Oontes  de  Guil- 
laume  Vad*,  y.  14.— Cholx  de  pBoea  Justlfloatlvea 
pour  la  vie  de  Voltaire,  y.  70. — Voix  du  sage 
et  du  peuple,  v.  29.— "Voyage  de  la  raisou,  v.  46. 
— Zadlg,  ou  la  Deatln^e,  v.  44.— Zaire,  trag6dle,  y.  2. 
-Questions  de  Zapata,  y.  33.— Zullme,  tragSdle,  y. 
3.— Tablea,  ^dalrclsaemena,  addltlona,  et  correctlona, 
y.  70. 

Note.~la  tbla  ed.  tbe.LettreS  phlloscplilquea  are 
included  In  the  Dlctlonnalre  philoaophlque. 

CEuvres  choisies.    Ed.  du  centenaire,  30 

Mai,  1878.    10  ed.    Paris,  1879.     13°.    —1124 

Contents.  Hlatolre  d'un  bon  Bramin. — Brutus, 
tragidle.- Candlde.— Conkmeutalrehistorlque. 
— Extraita  dea  commdntatrea  aur  le  llvre  des  Dalits 
et  des  peines.  —  Fac£ti6s.  —  HIstolre. — L'ln- 
g^nn.— Jeannot  et  Colin.- Extralt  du  Precis  du 
slScle  de  I^ouls  XV  et  de  I'Hlstolre  du  parlement  de 
Parla. — Mlcrom^gas.  —  Extralts  de  Tessal  sur  lea 
moeurs  et  I'esprlt  des  nations. — Morale. — De- 
fense des  opprlm£s.— Phllosophie  g^n^rale. — 
Poesies  (pieces  fugltiyea).- Polemlquc  llttfiralre 
et  politique  en  prose  et  en  yera.— Religion.— Ro- 
mans.— Hlatolre  dea  yoyagea  de  Scarmentado.— 
Zadlg,  ou  la  DeatlnSe  (tragiuenta). 

-: —  History  of  Charles  XII,  King  of  Sweden, 
tr.  from  tlie  French.  3  ed.  London,  1733. 
p.  8°.  3658 

Lettres  et  billets  &  I'epoque  de  son  retour 

de  Prusse  en  France.  Paris,  1867.  p.  8°. 
(Soc.  Biblioph.  fr.  MUangesde  lit.  v.  2.)— 1177 

Lettres  et  poesies  inedites  adressees  d  la 

Reine  de  PrUsse,  d  la  Princesse  Ulrique,  a 
la  Margrave  de  Bareuth.  Pub.  par  M.  Vic- 
tor Advielle.     Paris,  1873.     13°.  5896 

Lettres  inedites,   recueillies  par  M.   de 

Cayrol,  et  annotees  par  M.  Alphonse  Fran- 
cois; Prec^dees  d'une  preface  de  M.  Saint- 
Marc  Girardin.  3ed.  Paris,  1867.  3  v. 8°.  3863 

Lettres  inedites  de  Voltaire,  ,de    Mme. 

Denys,  et  de  Colii^i,  adressees  A  M.  Dupont ; 


pr6c6d6es  d'un  jugement  philosophique  et 

litteraire  sur  Voltaire.    Paris,  1831.    p.  8°. 

5893 
MSmoires  pour  servir  A  la  vie  de,  6crits 

par   lui-mfime.     Pub.  par   un  bibliophile. 

Paris,  1886.     13°.  5895 

The  same  in  English.    London,  1836.    18°. 

{Autobiography,  V.  Z.)  3837 
Sottisier  de.    Pub.  pour  la  premidre  fois 

.  .  .  aveo  une  preface,  par  L.  Leouzon  Le 

Due.     Paris,  1880.     8°.  —1134 

Voltaire  d  Perney.     Sa  correspondanoe 

avec  la  Duchesse  de  Saxe-Gotha,  suivie 
d'autres  lettres  .  .  .  Recueillies  et  pub.  par 
MM.  E.  BavouxetA.  P[ran5ois].  3ed.  Paris, 
1865.     8°.  5896 

Voltaire  et  le  President  de  Brosses.    Cor- 

respondance  inedite,  suivie  d'un  supplement 
A  la  correspondanoe  de  Voltaire  avec  le  Roi 
de  Prusse  etd'autrespersonnages.  Pub.  .  .  . 
par  M.  Th.  Foisset.  Nouv.  ed.  Paris,  1858. 
8°.  5896 

Voltairiana.    Selected  and  tr.  from  the 

French  by  Mary  Julia  Young.  London, 
1805.    4  V.  16°.      ,  5897 

Les  vraies  lettres  A  I'Abbe  Moussinot. 

Pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois  sur  les  auto- 
graphes  de  la  Bibliotheque  nationale  par 
Courtat.    Paris,  1875.     8°.  5895 

Gorreapondance  entre  V.  et  Condorcet.    164  ijp. 

(Oondorcet,  M.  J.  A.  N.  C,  Marquis  de,  (Emres,  y.  1,  p. 
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on  crimes  and  punishments^  p.  135.) — TJugedruclite  brlefe 
an  FriedriclL  den  Grossen  und  an  dea  Land- 
grafen  Erledricli  II  vou  Heasen-Caseel.  72  pp.  {Zeits. 
f.  neufranz.  sprache  und  lit.  v.  7,  pt.  1, 1835,  pp.  71, 173.) — 
Epitre  k  Helv^tius  ;  Lettres  k  Helv§tlus.  31  pp. 
(HelvStlua,  0.  A.,  CEuvres,  v.  5.  pp.  305,  :U5.)— IJettres. 
12  pp.  (Soc.  Blbllopb.  tr.  Mllanges,  1822 ;  Treaaan,  L. 
B.  de  la  v.,  Gomte  de,  (Buvres  choisies,  v.  11,  p.  343.) — 
Becueilde  50  lettres  en  vers  et  en  prose  (inedites) 
adress^ea  k  dea  personnages  c616bres.  166  pp.  ( With 
Graflgny,  F.  d'l.  d'H.,  Vie  privfe  de  Voltaire,  p.  293.)— 
Ijettres  inedites.  16  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.-G,  184.4:. 
p.  395.)— Lettre  ii.  M.  Machant,  k  I'occaaion  de  nmp8t  ■ 
du  vingti&me.  17  pp.  (Soc.  lilbUopb.  fr.  Melanges, 
1829.)— nilcrom£gas,  ou  yoyagea  dea  babltans  de 
I'StoUe  Slrlua.  35  pp.  (Garnler,  C.  G.  T.,  roj/affesintuj. 
y.  23,  p. 333.)— nion  testament.  [Fr.andBng.']  7  pp. 
(2V.  Am.  Bev.  v.  128,  1879,  p.  665.)-Oreste.  10  pp. 
(Brumoy,  P.,  Thlat.  des  Grecs,  y.  11,  p.  162.)— Letttre  k 
I'AbbS  Raynal.  5  pp.  (Soc.  Blbllopb.  fr.  Melanges, 
1820.)— Lettre  &  M.  Segay.  7  pp.  (Soc.  Blbllopb.  fr.  ^ 
Milanges,  1827.)— Tancredi,  ridotta  In  yeral  Itallanl. 
79  pp.    (Boalnl,  G.,  Opere,  y.  11,  p.  173.) 

La  Haepe,  J.  F.  de.    Commentaire'sur 

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LUCHET,  J.  P.  L.  de  la  R.  du  M.,  Marquis 

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Manne,  B.  de.     Galerie   historique   des 

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Note. — Thla  la  a  new  ed.  of  the  following. 
Galerie  historique  des  portraits    des 

com6diens  de  la  troupe  de  Voltaire.     1861. 
Martin,  B.  L.  H.    Voltaire  et  Rousseau. 

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MOELEY,  J.     Voltaire.     1873. 

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BarnI,  J.    Voltaire.    139  pp.    (/re  Ms  Hist,  dea  idfiea 

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D.  Sur  I'Histolre  du  Parlement  do^arls,  par  V. ;  Les 
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— Voltalre-analckten ;  Nachlesen  aut  dem  geblete 
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■  sprache  und,  lit.  v.  6,  pt.  1, 1883,  pp.  53,  178.)— Voltaire's 
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n.  s.  V.  19,  1801,  p.  303.)— Saint- Marc  Girardin.  La 
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Voltaire's  Tlxouglits,  remarks,  and  observa- 
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Voltaire  and  to  his  works,  and  List  of  the  works  of 
Voltaire. 

Roger,  {— ).    Voltaire  malade,  etude  his- 

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Steauss,  D.  J.     Voltaire.    1877. 

Thesame.     1878.    {6esamm.werke,Y.  11.) 

THifiRiOT,  A.     Voltaire  en  Prusse.     1878. 

Venbdey,  J.    Friedrich  der  Grosse  und 

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Alembert,  J.  le  E.  d'.    Correspondanoe  avec  V. 

202  pp.  {(Euvres,  V.  6,  p.  46.)— Note  sur'la  statue  de  V. 
3  pp.  4(Euvres,  V.  3,  p.  710.)— Binaut,  L.  A.  Voltaire 
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—Brougham,  H.,  Saron.  Voltaire.  121pp.  (In  his 
Lives  of  men  of  letters,  p.  1 :  Works,  v.  2.)— Carlyle, 
T.  Voltaire.  26  pp.  (Crit.  and  miseel.  essays,  p.  IVi.)— 
Cherbuliez,  J.  Voltaire  et  les  natifs  <le  GenSve.  22 
pp.  (Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev.  Suisse,  i  s.  v.  23, 1853,  p.  441.) 
— Clioix  de  pieces  justificatives  pour  la  vie  de  V. 
76  pp.  (Vollalre,  F.  IVI.  A.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  70,  p. 
181.)— Clarlie,  E.  Voltaire  and  Mme.  Du  Chatelet  at 
Clrey.  22  pp.  (mneleenth  Cent.  v.  3,  1878,  p.  1052.)— 
Corniit,  R.  Les  communions  de  V.  33  pp.  (Corres- 
pondant, T.  25,  1849,  pp.  430,  474.)— Delort,  J.  Deten- 
tion de  V.  22  pp.  (In  his  Hist,  de  la  detention  des 
phllosophes,  v.  2,  p.  19.)— Detentions  de  V.  14 
pp.  {Rev.  retrospect,  v.  2,  1834,  p.  123.)— Fred- 
erick II,  the  Great,  King  of  Prussia.  Eloge  de  V.  19 
pp.  ((Enures,  v.  7,  p.  50.)— ne  same  in  English.  36  pp. 
(Posth.  works,  V.  13,  p.  485.)— Portrait  ot  V. ;  Epitaph 
on-  V.  6  pp.  (Poslh.  works, ,  v.  6,  pp.'  388,  391.)— 
Goldsmitli,  O.  Memoirs  of  V.  34  pp.  (Works, 
V.  4,  p.  1.)— Grimm,  H.  Voltaire  and  Frederick 
the  Great.  38  pp.  {In  his  Literature,  p.  93.)— 
Hallam,A.  H.  Voltaire.  9  pp.  (Remains,  p.  33i.)^ 
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Contents.  Op  Bartholomeus  Atoba,  v.  5.— Adan^lu 
ballingscliap,  V.  lOi— Adonias  of  Rampzalige 
KroonzuclLt,  v.  9. — Ter  eenwige  gedachteiilsse  van 
Joan  van  Aeiustel,  v.  11.  — Aeu  allc  Honde- 
slogers  en  Houde-beuls,  v.  3.— Aen  de  bruyd  op 
haeren  iDruydegonis  waepeu,  v.  12.— Aen  den  Kon- 
ing,  V.  3. — Aen  zljiien  af%vesenden  vrient,  v. 
4. — Op  de  aenlcoinste  van  de  Koninginne  vau't 
Zuyden  to  Hierusalem,  v.  1.— Op  de  afbeeldinge 
van  de  Koiiinginne,  v.  3.— Afbeeldiiigen  der 
stanilieeren  vande  G-racven,  v.  7. — Op  d'afbeel- 
dingen  eenlger  Koiiingcn  van  Vra ii cliri j clc, 
'  V.  9.— Op  den  afstant  der  kroone,  eu  het  reizen 
van  Konlnglnne  Christine,  v.  6.— Lolzaug  van  Slnte 
Agnes,  'v.  6.— Tot  lof  van-St.  Agues,  v.  2.— Op  den 
weivortaelden  Agrippa,  v.  11.— Klaghte  over  den 
ondergangk  der  rljcliatede  Aken,  v.  6.— Erstelingen 
des  prlesterdoms  van  den  E.  Heere  Joannes  Aker- 
boom  Doedensz,  V,  7.— OpdenkoperenDuym  vau't 
beolt  des  Hai'togen  van  Alba,  v.  3.— Op  het  Inwijden 
van  zijne  Helllghoit  Alexander  VII,  v.  6.— Ultvaert 

van  Alexander  VII,  v.  10.— Voor  Alexander  VII,  v.  7 

Voor  do  keur  van  zijne  Heillghelt  Alexander  VII,  v. 
6.— Altaer-gekeimenissen,  v.  4.— Op  de  beoldenis' 
van  Mevrou  Amelia,  v.  2.— Amgteldains  vvelle- 
komst  aeu  ziJn  Hoogheyd,  v.  2.  —  D'Amstel- 
danisclie  Akademie,  aen  alio  poeten  en  dlchters, 
V.  3 — De  Anisteldamselie  Hecuba,  v.  2.— Aen  de 
beurs  van  Amsterdam,  v.  4.— Aen  de  Blockhuizen 
van  Amsterdam,  v.  6. — Amsterdam-verwellekomt  de 
Konlngin,  v.  3.— Bevestiginge,  door  den  magistraet 

van  Amsterdam,  v.  4 De  vorstelljpke  brullott  t'Am- 

sterdam,  v.  7.— Eeuwgety  der  heilige  stedo  t'Amster- 
dam,  v.  4.— Inwljdlnge  vau't  stadhuis  t'Arasterdam ; 
Toegeelgent  den  E.  E.  Heeren  burgermeesteren  en 
regeerderen  der  zeive  stede,  v.  0.— Kl.ighte  op  het 
verbranden  van  t'stadhuis  van  Amsterdam,  v.  6.— Op 
Amstelredam,  v.  3 — Op  de  wapenkroon  van  Amster- 
dam ;  Aen  den  Ed.  Heer  Korneiis  de  Graef,  v.  6 Op 

den  optoght  der  Schutteryen  t' Amsterdam,  v.  11.— Op 
het  kiockmuzijck  t'Amsterdam,  v.  9.— Op't  alraosse- 
uiershuis  t'Amsterdam,  v,  10.— Zeemagazljn  gebouwt 
op  Kattenburgh  t'Amsterdam, V.  7. -Amsterdamsclie 
Kakastorie,  v.  3.— Op  den  Amsterdamsen  ge- 
denekpenning,  v.  6.— Op  de  afbeeidlnge  van  Mas 
Anjello, V.  6.— Anslo, B.  Op een atbeeidsel  van Soto- 
kles ;  Op  Joseph  in  Egypte,  v.  3.— Op  C.  Anslo,  v.  3.— 
Antonides,  J.  Verjaar  gedicht  voor  Vondel,  v.  11. 
—Brief  aen  Joannes  Antonides,  v.  11.— Op  het  SIneesch 
tre'urspel  van  Joannes  Antonides,  v.  11.— Aen  Anto- 
nins  Iiilus,  V.  3 — Antwerpen,  v.  6.— Gezaug  van 
Apis  en  Izis,  v.  10.— Op  Aries,  v.  9.— Op  Jacobus 
Arminius,  v.  2.— Asselljn,  T.  Ben  gezangh  op 
den  beroemden  dlohter  Joost  van  den  Vondel  als  ziin 
E.  op  S.  Lucas  teest  de  welliomstfluit  had  uitge- 
dronken,  v.,6.— Sonnet  aan  Joost  van  den  Vondel, *toen 
zijn  gezelschap  vereerde,  v.  6. — Op  Avignon,  v.  9. — 
B.  L.  V.  Aen  B.  1. 1,  v.  1.,  v.  7.— Babylonigcbe  ge- 
vangenis,  v.  2.— Ter  bruiloft  van  den  Heer  Cornells 
Backer  en  Mejoffer  Katharina  Kayo,  ^  8.— Baeek, 
Jacob.  Beantwoording;  Sonnet  aen  Barlaeus,  v.  3.- 
Danckdlcht  aen  Jacob  Baeek,  v.  3.— Uytvaert  van 
Jacob  Baeek,  v.'  3.— Op  den  Heer  Justus  Baeek  en 
Magdalena  van  Erp,  v.  2.— Gratschrift  op  Katharine 
Baeek,  V.  3.— Aen  de  hofsteS  van  Laurens  Baeek,  v. 
3.— Kasper  van  Baerle's  aenspraeck  aen  Jacob 
Baeek,  v.  3 — Lijckzaug  over  Kasper  van  Baerle,  v.  5. 

—  Op   Kasper  van  Baerle,   v.  4 Op  Suzanna  van 

Baerle  de  bruidt  van  Geeraerdt  Brandt,  door 
Geeraerdt  van  Zljl  geschlldert,  v.  6.— Barbette,  Dr. 
P.  Byachrlft  van  Jan  Vos,  v.  6.  —  Knledlcht  op 
Barnevelt  In  den  hemel,  v.  3.— Op  de  vertaliuge 
van  Bartas  door  Z.  Heins,  v.  2. — Op't  vejrtoiken  van 
Bartas  door  den  Heer  Wessel  van  Boetsclaer,  v.  2. — 

De  Musch  van  Susanne  Bartelot,  v.  3 Waerschou- 

wlEg  voor  het  Muschken  van  Susauue  Bartelot,  v.  3.— 
Bruyloft-lied  van  Gullielino  Bartelotii  van  den 
Heuvel  en  Jakoba  van  Erp,  v.  2.— Lofzang  toege- 
eyghent  aen  Mr.  Wiliem  Bnrliens,  v.  1.— Op  Mr. 
,  Wlilem  Bartiens,  v.  1.— Batavlsehc  gebroeder^, 
Y.  9. — Bede  aen  de  oppervyanden  van  de  voorstanders 


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der  Vrllheyd  tot  Leyden,  v.  2.  —  Bede  oen  liet 
iresteivindeke  voor  P.  van  Buren  en  I.  van  Gerweu, 
V.  3, — Becle  voor  het  Walen  Tveesliuys,  v.  3. — 

Aon  de  Beeck,  op  de  boCstee  van  Laurens  Baeok,  v. 
3.— BeeckzaiigHaeii  Katliarlne,v.2. — De  Beem- 
ster,  voor-Karel  Looteu,  v.  4.— Beets,  Dr.  N.    Ter 

nagednchteuls  van  Mr.  Jacob  van  Lennep,  v.  I'l.— 
Belionde  reys  aeii  "W.  Fiso,  v.  3. — De  feeat  van  H. 
Bentes  on  K.  Baeck,  v.  3.— Op  de  ajbeeldlnge  van 
Izabella  Benzl,  v.  9.— Op  Izabella  Benzl,  v.  9.— Op  de 
vertoonlnge  van  Berecintlila,  v.  3. — Berg,  H.  van 
den.  Op  de  aCbeeldinge  van  den  Heere  Joost  van  den 
Vondel,  V.  12.— De  Havenschendery  te  Bereen  In 
Noorwegen,  v.  10. — Behoude  rels  aan  den  E.  Heer 
Johfln  Bergli,  v.  12.— Op  de  bespiegellngen  der 
geneesknugte  van  den  E.  Heer  Dv.  Nlkolaes  Tulp, 
v.  6.— Op  de  bestendisheit  fler  Kercke ;  Aeu  D. 
Bernardino,  Graef  van  ReboUedo,  v.  7.— Gedacbtenla 
vanGeurtD.  van  Beuiiiiigen,  v,  3. — Groete  aen  de 
Heeren  Koenraet  van  Beuiiingen,  Gezanten  der  H. 
M.  Siaeten  by  de  Majesteit  te  Deuemerck,  v.  7.— Qraf- 
acbrltt  op  den  Huere  Andries  Bicker,  Heere  van 
Ergelenburgh,  Raet  en  out  Burgemeeater  t'Amster- 
dam,  V.  6. — Op  den  Heer  Cornells  Bicker,  Heer  van 
Swleten,  regeerende  Burgemeeater  t'Amsterdam,  v. 

6 Op  Geeraert  Bicker,  v.  11 Op  bet  buldlgen  van 

den  Heere  Geeraert  Bicker,  Droat  te  Mlden,  v.  6.— Aen 
MevrouJacoba  Bicker,  v.  9.— Op  Jacoba  Bicker,  v. 
10.— De  Bickers  in  marmer,  v.  6.— Op  de  marmer- 
beelden  van  de  Heeren  Bickers,  v.  6.— Bidloo,  G. 
Jooat  van  Vondela  lykatacy,  bij  wljze  van  voorapel 
gepast  op  zijn  Joaeph,  v.  12. — Voorapel  op  Salmoneua, 
V.  7.— Binger,  H.  Naachrift  beatreffedde  Vondela; 
Standbeeld  en  de  Vondela-feeaten  te  Amsterdam,  v. 
12. — Bissclioplijcke  staetsi  derE.  Heeren  Karolua 
en  Andreaa,  gewljt  tot  Biaacboppen  van  Brugge  en 
Eoermont,  v.  6.— Packel  van  Dr.  J.  .Blneu  en  G.  Ver- 
meul,  V.  3.— Op  den  Heer  Joan  Blaeu,  v.  12.— Op  de 
scboorsten  van  Katharine  Blaeu,  v.  3.— Op  Maria 
Elisabeth  Blaeu,  v.  3.— Ter  bruilolt  van  den  Heer  W. 

Blaeu  en  MejofCer  A.  van  Loon,  v.  7 Op  den  wls- 

kunstlgen  Willem  Blaeu,  v.  3.— Op  het  Graedboeck- 
van  Wlllem  Blaeu,  v..3.— Blaeu-we  sckeentje,  v.  3. 
— Den  geleerden  Jongeling  Joan  Leeuwenaert  Blas- 
sius,  V.  7. — Op  Blaye,  v.  9.— Op  Bickers  Danae,  v. 
4.  —  Op  Blekers  Triomferende  "Venus,  v.  4. — 
Lijeklaght  over  den  Eerwaardlgen  Heer  Henricua 
BlessiuSjV.  12.— Ter  ataetale  van  Jongkvrou  Heleene 
Blezeii,  V.  7. — Ter  staetsle  van  Jongkvrouwe  Jo- 
anna Blezen,  v.  7. — Blixem  van't  Noord-Hol- 
landsclie  synode,  v.  3.— Op  bet  Jaergetljdo  van 
Agnes  Block,  v.  11.— Op  het  verjaeren  van  Agnes 
Block,  V.  10. —  Op  den  lijckpennlng  van  Barbara 
Block,  V.  10.— Aen  Joffrou  Ida  Block,  v.  10.— Op 
Mejoffer  Maria  van  Block,  v.  7.— Ter  brnllotte  vau- 
Mlchiel  Block  en-Allde  Aualo,  v.  7.— Gralachrltt  van 
den  Heere  Auguatijn  Alsten  Bloemaert;  Op  den 
Heer  Augustljn  Alsten  Bloemaert,  v.  7.— Op  den  Ge- 
trouwen  Herder  van  Bloemaert,  v.  3.— Op  het  om- 
storten  der  naelde  te  Blois,  v.  9. —  Op  Trajaen 
Bockalijns  Kuudsohappen  van  Parnas,  v.  3,  12.— 
Opdracht  van  VlrgUiua  Tweede  Boeck,  aen  den 
Edelen  Heere  Peter  Hoott  de  Graef,  Jongkheere  van 
Zuidpolsbroeck,  v.  6.— De  Boeren  categismns,  v. 
2. — Erdlcht  op't  vertreck  van  Jan  WiUemsz  Bogaert, 
V.  2.— Op  het  heerlljcke  stuk  van  Ferdinandua  Bol, 
voor  den  zeeraet  geacblldert,  v.  7.— Boogaert,  A. 
Gratschrift  voor  Joost  van  Vondel,  v.  12.— Op  Bor- 
deaux, V.  9 Danckdicht,  aen  Boreas,  v.  4.— Op  het 

inbeillgen  van  den  HeiUgon  Frauciskua  de  Borgia, 
V.  12.— Bos,  L.  van  den.    Vier  regola,  v.  7 — Vondels 

antwoort  aan  L.  v.  d.  Bos,  v.  5 Bouvvzang,  v.  5. — 

Brand,  G,  GraXscbrlft  van  Joost  van  den  Vondel. 
Feulx  der^Hollandsche  dichteren;  Op  d'afbeeldlng 
van  d'Heer  Jooat  van  Vondel,  v.  12 — Brand,  J. 
Grafachrlft  voor  Joost  van  den  Vondel,  v.  12.— Graf- 
scbrlCt  op  Bredero,  v.  1. — Brieren  der  keilige 
maegUdeu,  martelaressen,  v.  i — Brinkliuizen, 
H.  Eotdloht  of  Govert  Bidloo,  v.  7.— Op  de  brieren  en 
papieren  ter  Trezorye  gesohildert  door  Kornelia 
Brize,  v.  6.— Brongesma,  T.  Op  de  afbeeldlnge 
van  den  Heere  Joost  van  den  Vondel,  v.  12.— Brui- 
loft  van  den  Teems  en  Aemstel  t'Amaterdam,  v, 
8. — Bruiloft  van  liet  Zuiver  lam,  v.  12.— Maegb- 
depalm  ter  kloosterataetaie  van  zuster  Anna  Bruin- 
ing,  V.  7.— Op  Maria  de  Brune,  v.  5 — Bruyloft 
van  Kana,  aen  G.  Anslo  en  A.  Scbouten,  v.  3. — 
Brnyloftlied,  v.  2.— Op  den  Heer  Joost  Buick,  v. 
4.— Ter  brullofte  van  N.  Bur  en  S.  Beaucbarap,  v.  10. — 
Op  Casandraes  treurspel,  v.  2.— Cats,  J.  Amster- 
damscbe  kakademle;  Anagramma,  v.  3.  —  Inwylng 
van  den  Christen  tempel  t'Amsterdam,  v.  3.^ 
Op  den  bou  van  den  Christen  tempel  t'Amstelredam, 
V.  3.— Op  CUristlaeu,  gekoren  Frlns  te  Denemerck 


en  Noorwegen,  v.  7.— BUJde  Inkomatevan  Eonlnglnne 
Cliristina  Slaria  Alexandra  te  Bome,  v.  7.— Tegens 
de  lastervaerzen  Eonlnglnne  Christine  In  het  aen- 
BchUn  gespogen,  v.  7.— Op  bet  tafelzUver,  gewrooht 
op  t'lnhuldlgeu  van  den  Doorluchtlgbaten  Vorsten 
Chrlstof  Bernart,  Blsscbop  te  Munster,  v.  6.— Aen- 
dacbtighe  betrachtlngbe  over  Christus  lijden,  v.  1. 
— Opzljne  Helllgbelt  Clemens  IX,  te  voren  Julius 

EosplgUosl,  V.  10 Concordes,  V.  10.— Conradus, 

J.  Klagbte  over  bet  verongolljoken  van  de  ware  leere 
der  nieuwe  kercke,  v.  4.— Constans,  A.  Aen  den 
libertyuacben  poeet,  v.  4. — Op't  scbrijven  van  Mr. 
Lleven  Coppenol,  v.  4.— KUnckert  op  de  wonder- 
lijcke  reyse  van  den  hoornacben  meyr-m'an  Willem 
Cornelisz,  v.  1.— Af  beeldinge  van  den  E.  Heere  Earel 
Couvrechef,  oudt  prior  der  Karmeliten  t'Antwerpen 
en  priester  t'Amsterdam,  v.  6.— Eeuwgety  van  den  E. 
Heere  Karel  CouvreoheL  v.  7.— Ter  brullofte  van  B. 
Cromhont  en  J.  van  der  Wiele  van  der  Werve,  v. 
10. — Op't  woordtl  daer  is  soo  yets,  v.  2.— Dagh  en 
IVacht,  V.  4.— Op  een  marmeren  beelt  van  Koning 
David,  v.  7.— Davids  lijckklagkt  over  Saul  en 
zijn  zoonen,  v.  2.— Davids  lofzangli  van  llieru- 
salem,  v.  1. — Jeremlas  de  Decker  op  Abba  byecbrif  t, 
V.  5.— Decretum  korribilc.  v.  3.— Op  bet  onweder 
van'a  Lanta  Buaaekrult  te  Delft,  v.  6. — Deuntje,  v. 

3 Deuntje-aen  Mr.  0.   T.   Padbrufi,  v.  3.— Op  bet 

treurapel  van  Dido,  v.  11.— Op  den  kunatrijcken  Heer 

Abraham  van  Diepelbeeck,  v.  6.— Op  de  dlepzlnnlge 

"puntdichten  van  J.  Donne,  v.  3. — De  Doorluck- 

tige  schole,  v.  3. — Invying  der  Doorluchtige  acbole 

t'Amaterdam,  v.    3 Dootsliooft,  v.  4.— Dop,  M. 

Opdracht  van  het  treurapel  Agrlppa,  aan  regentea 
van  het  weeahula,  v.  11.— Aen  ml]n  Heer  den  Drost 
van  ninyden,  v.  8.— Brief  aen  den  Drost  van  Muy- 
den,  spellende  de  beratellinge  der  duytsohe  vrybeyd, 
V.  2.— Druck-faut  in't  pampiere  geld,  v.  3 — De 
Druckkunst,  aen  Baltbasar  Moerentorf,  v.  2.— Op 
K.  Dnsselins,  v.  7.— E]cce  Homo,  v.  6. — Op  den 
Kdlpus  of  Teeckentolck  van  den  E. 'Heere  Atba-- 
naalus  Kircher,  v.  6.— Senzaeme  aendackt  in  de 
vasten,  v.  6.— Op  den  Jaeger  van  Kickhof,  v.  6.— 
Kngeleburgk  in  den  rouw  over  den  E.  E.  Heer 
Andries    Bicker,    v.  6. — Maydeuntjes  op    Jonkvrou    . 

Anna  Bngels  geboortedagb,  v.  4 Op  Simon  £3pis- 

copius,  V.  2.— Gbedacbteuis  van  DesideerSlrasinus- 
aen  den  Heer  Pieter  Schrijver,  v,  2. — Op  Erasmus,  v. 
2 — Op  bet  metalen  pronckbeelt  van  den  grooten 
Erasmus,  v.  2. — Op  bet  trou-wen  van  Juffrouw  Magda- 
lena  van  Erp  met  Justus  Baeck,  v.  2.— Op  Tannekeu 
van  f^rpekon,  v.  10.— Lantgezang,  ter  brullofte  van 
B.  van  Xlstvelt  en  E.  Bruinlng,  v.  7.— Euripides 
Feniciaensche  of  Gebroeders  van  Tbebe,  v.  11. — 
lagonle  in  Tauren,  v.  10.  —  Faeton  of  reuckeloze 
stouthelt,  V.  10.— Fancius,  P.  Grafachrlft  voor  Jooat 
van  den  Vondel.  Hit  lati]  ii  verstaalt  door  G.  Brand, 
v.  12.— Op  Govaert  Fllnck,  v.  8.— Brulloft  van  den 
kunstrijoken  Govaert  Flinck,  en  de  B.  Jongkvrouwe 

Sofia  van  der  Hoeven,  v.  6 Ter  gedachtenisse  van 

Govaert  Flinck,  v.  7.— Op  G.  Flincks  afbeeldlnge  van- 

Joban  Maurlts ;  Op  dezelfde  afbeeldlng,  v.  7 Op  G. 

Flincks  soblldery  van  Venus  enCupldo,  door  Cornells 
van  Dalen  den  Jongen  gesneden,  v.  8.— Op  G.  Flincks 
Tekenlnge  over  het  Eeuwgeschll  tusscben  Keur 
Brandenburgh  ende  Stenden  van  Kleef  en  March, 
door  Prins  Mauritius  bealecht,  v.  8.— Op  den  trou- 
penning  van  C.  de  Flines  en  J.  Leeuw,  v.  10.— 
Ter  brullofte  van  J.  Leeuw  en  C.  de  Flines,  v. 
10.  —  Byachrlft  voor  t'koningklljcke  vogelbuls  te 
Fontainebleau,  v.  9.— Francius,  P.  Juatl  Von- 
delli,  Belglcorum  poetarum  princlpis,  epltapblum, 
V.  12.— Eeuwygetl]  van  Franciscus  Xavei-ius,  v. 
6.— Op  bet  Pater  Noster  van  Francois  Xaveer,  v. 
4.  —  Fraudenliis,  D.  Op  de  uitmuntend  poezy 
van  Heer  Joost  van  deu'Voudel,  v.  6.— Op  de  atant- 
vastlghelt  van  Koningh  Frederick,  V.  7.— Op  Fred- 
erick m,  V.  7.— Op  zlju  Hoogbvorstelijoke  Door- 
luchtlgbeit,  Frederick,  erve  te  Noorwegen,  v.  6.— 
Begroetenls  aen  Frederick  Hendrick;  Klinok- 
dicht  op  Frederick  Hendrlk ;  Op  de  beeldenls  van 
Vorst  Frederick  Hendrlk,  v.  2;  Stedekroon  van 
Frederick  Henriok ;  Zegesaug  ter  eere  van  Frederick 
Henrlck,  v.  3.— Op  G.  Flincks  afbeeldlnge  van  den 
Doorluchtlghsten  Vorat,  en  Heere  Frederick  Wil- 
lem, Keurvorat  desH.  Eoomacben  Eljcks,  Markgrave 

te  Brandenburgh,  v.  6.— Triomf  over  Funen,  v.  7 

Scheepakroon  beb^elt,  in  den  scbeepstrijt,  by  Llv- 
orne,  door  den  doorlucbtigen  zeebelt  Joan  van 
Galen,  v.  6. —  Ter  Lljckstaetsie  van  wljlen  den 
Edelen  Heere  Joan  van  Galon,  v.  6.— Lljckklaght  over 
D.  Antonio  de  Gamarra,  v.  6.— Blljde  aenkomste't 
Amsterdam  van  D.  Estevan  de  Gamarra,  v.  7.— Ge- 
bedt  aen  Jeaue  Chrlatua,  v.  10.— Het  geliedt  des 
Heeren,  v.  4.— Op  den  geboelden  Iiccuvr,  v.  6,— 


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Op  de  geboorte  des  Dolfijng,  v.  3.— Geboorte- 
gety  van  Mcvi-oii  Amelia,  v.  7.  —  Gebooi'te- 
xnngk,  V.  4.— Gebroederg,  y.  3.— Aen  de  edelle  Ge- 
brocderscliap  van  Slut  Mtchle],  v.  8.— Op  den 
gedenckpennln^  van  d'Engelegroet.T.  4.— Op 
den  gedenckpenulng  van  den  overval  en  afoal* 

V,  6 Op  den  gedenckpenning  van  Slnt  Jan,  v.  4. 

— Waerschou-wlng  aen  Wyliraut  de  Geest,  v.  4.— 
Teseu  liet  verglJt  dor  g'eegt-drijvers,  v.  2.— Op  een 

fekleurt  wassen  beelt,  v.  6.— Op  de  vertallng  van 
e  Gelljcke  Tvreelingen,  v.  11.— Het  geloof- 
steeken  der  Apostelen,  v.  4.  — Geluck  aen 
Geeraerd  Schaep,  V.  3.— Geluck  aen  M.  Pompe 
en  A.  van  Bevereu,  v.  3.— Op  Genua,  v.  9.— Op  de  af- 
beeldlng  van  Lutbert  Gerrltsz,  v.  2.— Aen-den  Eljx- 
hofmeester  Heer  Joaohlmus  Gergtdorp,  v.  7.— De 
gegtnit  minnegodt ;  Op  de  hofftede  van  de  Hlnlo- 
pens,  ttuiten  naecden,  v.  6.— De  Getemde  mars,  v. 
6.— Gethsemane  of  EngeletrooBt,  v.  6.  — De  ge- 
trouwe  riaegbdls,  v.  6.— Geuge  -  Vesper  of 
siecke-troost ;  voor  de  vler-en-twlntlgh,  v.  2.  — De 
gezegende  Alelaer  van  Leopoldus  by  den  Eaab- 
stroom,  V.  10.— Op  het  gezegent  voorspel  van  den 
zeestrljt,  v.  10.— Gliebedt,v.  2.— Ghebedt,  uytghes- 
tort  tot  Godt  over  mi]n  gheduerlge  quljnende  aleokte, 
V.  2. — ^Bespie'gellngen  van  Godt  en  Godtgdienst, 
V.  9. — Op  den  E.  Heer  TUjoWof  Goensz.,  Eaet  In  de 
Oostlndlen,  gescWldert  door  G.  Fllnok,  v.  6.— Goes, 
J.  A.  van  der.  Ultvaert  van  dea  Heer  JooBt  van  den 
Vondel,  Agryppiner,  t.  12.— Op  Joannes  Antonldes 
van  der  Goes,  v.  12.— Op  de  draejlnge  van  bet  hooft 
verweert  door  den  geleerden;  Jongellug  JoanAntoni 
Goezenaer,  v.  12.— De  Serck  van  Henrlck  Goltsuls, 

V.  3 Op  de  klnders  van-A.  de  Graef  en  E.  Bickers 

van  Swieten,  v.  7.  —  Op  bet  wapen  van  den  Heer 
Andries  de  Graef,  v.  7.— Op  Jacob  de  Graef,  v.  3,  6.— 
Tor  gedachtenlsae  van  Cornells- de  Graeff,  v.  10.— 
Aen  den  Heer  Pleter  de  Graeff,  v.  9.— Ter  Brullof  t  van 
Peter  de  Graeff  en  Jacoba  Bicker,  v.  9.— Grafnaelt 
van's  Konlngs  stadtbouder  In  Trlandt,-v.  4. — Graf- 
schrift,  V.  6, 12.— Vertallng  van  een  grafscbrift  en 
grafdlcht;  v.  5.— Grafachrlf t  voor  den  Graef  van,  v.  3. 
— Yet  seldsaems  In  Gravenbaegli,  v.  2. — Op  d'af- 
beeldlnge  van  Jobanna  Gray,  v.  5. — Geboortezang 
aen  Gregorlng  Tbaumaturgns,  v.  6.— Veroverlng 
van  Grol,  door  Frederick  Henriok,  v.  2.— Tljtdlcbt  op 
de  grondsteenlegging  van*t  stadbuis,  v.  6. — 
Op  de  doorlucbtlge  zege  van  Gronlngen,  v.  12.— 
Aen  den  lasteraer  van  Hulgb  de  Groot,  v.  5.— Huygb 
de  Groots  verlosslng-aen  M.  van  Keygersberg,  v.  3 — 
Op  den  Heer  Hugo  de  Groot,  v.  4.— Ultvaert  van 
Hulgb  de  Groot,  v.  4.— Uyt  Hugo  de  Groot-aen  Tbu- 
anus,  V.  3.  —  Weilekomst  van  den  Heer  Huygb  de 
Groot,  V.  3.— Klaglite  over  de  weerspannellgen  In 
Groot-Brltanje,  v.  4.— Grotlus  testament,  v.  4. 
—Den  Gulden  ivinkel,  v.  1.— Op  de  afbeeldlng  van 
Gnstaef  Adolf,  v.  3 — Gysbreght  van  Aemstel,  v. 
3.— Op  Jan  Gygbregbtsoon,  v.  2.— Den  Doorlucb- 
tlgen  overgoleerden  Jongellng  Paulus  ter  Ilaer,  v.  6. 
— Schrlftuerlljck  bruylofts  refereyn  op  t'bouwelljok 
van  Jacob  Haesbaert  en  Clara  van  Tongerlo,  v.  1.— 
Lljokdlcht  op  Henrlck  Halman,  v.  11.— Op  d'afbeel- 
dlnge  van  de  balsvrfentscbap  tusgcKen  Oresteg 
en  Fyladeg,  v.  7.  —  Hanegekraey,  v.  4.— Har- 
poen,  V.  3.— Hartebreeker,  v.  4 — Op  den  Heer 
Nloolaes  Hagselaer,  v.  2 — Op  de  Heelkungt  van 
Dr.  Paulus  Barbette,  y.  6.— Op  de  nleuwe  heereeraft, 
gesoblldert  door  Geeraert  Berokbelde,  v.  12.— De 
Heerlijekheit  der  Kercke,  v.  10.— De  Heer- 
lijckheyd  van  Salomon,  v.  1.— In  bet  stamboeck 
van  Gode-frled  Hegenlts,  v.  4.— Aen  Jakob  Helb- 
lok,  v.  4.— Ter  bruUoft  van  P.  van  Hcimbach,  en 
M.  van'  Block,  v.  7.— Op  Zacharlas  Heing,  v.  2.— De 
helden  Godes  des  ouvrden  verbondg,  v.  2.— 

Hemelvaert-zangh,  v.  1 Ter   Gedachtenia  van 

Hendrlck  III,  v.  S— Op  de  vertoonlng  des  huwelljx 
van  Hendrlck  de  IV  &a  Maria  de  Medlcis,  T.  3.— Ter 
blljde  maeltljt  van  MaxlmlUaen  Hendrlck,  v.  9.— 
■Wtvaert  en  treur-dlcht  van  Henrlcus  de  Groote, 
Konlngb  van  Vranirljck  en  Navarre,  v,  1.— Hen- 
rtette  d«  Bourbons  ontstelde  groot-medlgbelt,  v. 

6 Henriette  Marle-f  Amsterdam,  v.  4 — Herder- 

gkout  tusschen  Mellbeus  en  Tltyr,  v.  6.— Op  Pleter 
Pletersz  Heyn,  v.  2.— Op  bet  onts'et  van  Plot.  Heyns 
buyt,  V.  2.  —  Op  de  sinnebeelden  van  Zacharlas 
Heyng,  v.  2. — Hlemsalent  verwoest,  v.  1.— 
Krltlsob  overzlobt  van  Hlerusalem  verwoest,  v.  1.— 
Spore  voor  den  edelen  gestrengen  Heere  Cbrlstlaen 
Highens,  v.  7. — Op  JofFer  Anna  Hlulopcn,  toeuze 
In  Bohljn  van  Cecilia  gesoblldert  zou  vrorden,  v.  6.— 
Aan  de  Jotters  Katbarljne  en  Anna  Hlnlopen  In  het 
Goy,  Vi  6.— De  BruUoft  van  den  Heere  Jakob  Jakobsy 
Hlnlopen  en  Jonckvrouwe  Sara  de  Wael,  v.  4.— 
Hlppolytns,   of  Bampsallge    kuysoheyd.     Treur- 


spel,  v.  2.— HIppomenes,  v.  10.— Op  de  Hlstor- 
igclillderyen  ter  eere  van  de  Eeurvorstlnne,  den 
Vorat  van  Anhalt,  en  alle  nassausche  heeren  en 
vrouwen,  op  het  stadhuls  geschlldert  doorG.  FUnck, 
V.  6.— Op  het  nederstormen  der  steeue  galerye  In 
Hofvllet,  V.  10.— Op  de  afbeeldlnge  van  Honicrus 
door  J.  den  Esol,  v.  10.— Honighkorf,  v.  3.— Ter 
bruUoft  van  Robert  Hontwood  en  Margarlte  van 
Vlosswljck,  V.  9.— Op  het  overlljden  van  Cornells 
Pletersz  Hoofd,  v.  2.— Ter  bruUoft  van  den  E.  Heer 
Aernout  Hellemaus  Hooft,  Bidder  van  St.  Mlchlel, 
en  de  E.  JufTrouw  Maria  vander  Houve,  v.  6. — Hooft, 
H.  Op  Jan  ■Wlllemez.  Bogaert,  v.  2.— Op-Katharine 
Hooft,  V.  7.— Hooft,  P.  0.  Aan  den  Heere  Hulgh 
de  Groot;  Opden  Dulm  van  Albaesbeeld,  v. 3;  Weile- 
komst aen  sljne  Voorst,  Doore,  v.  2.— Eruyloft-bed 
van  den  Heere  Pleter  Cornellsz.  Hooft-en  Mev- 
rouwe  Hellonore  Hellemans,  v.  2.— Op  den  Heere 
Pleter  Cornellsz.  Hooft,  v.  4.— P.  C.  Hooft  onnavolgh- 
UJok,  V.  6.— Spore  aen  Hooft  ter  voltreoklng  sljner 

Hlstorle,  v.  3 Trourlngk  van  P.  W.  Hooft  en  K.  de 

Vrles,  V.  3.— Op  den  Heer  Kombout  Hoogerbeetg,  v. 
2. — Hooggtraten,  D.  van.  Op  een  bandschrlpt  van 
Vondel,  aen  den  Heer  Joan  du  Eleu ;  Op  Joost  van 
den  Vondels  afbeeldlng,  v.  12.— Hooggtraten,  F. 
van.  Onder  Vondels  afbeeldlng,  v.  12.— Op  het  ]  aerge- 
tljde  van  Anna  van  Hoorn,  v.  9.— Op  Mevrouwe 
Anna  van  Hoorn,  v.  8.— Ter  UJckstaetsIe  van  Anna  van 
Hoorn,  v.  11. —  Op  de  wiidtvermaerde  zeestadt 
Hoorn,  v.  6 — Q.  Horatius  Flakkug  Llerzangen 
en  dlchtkunst,  in  het  rljmeloos  vertaelt,  v.  6. — Nereus 
voor  spelUngh  op  den  ondergangh  van  Troje-Uyt 
Horatius,  v.  2.— Howlijckzangh,  tusschen  God  en 
de  gheloovighe  zlele,  v.  2. — Op  de  afbeeldlnge  van 
den  B.  Heere  Gerardus  Hulft,  gesoblldert  door  G. 
FUnck,  V.  6.— Op  den  Edelen  Heer  Geeraert  Hulft, 
Ersten  Eaet  en  Direkteur  Generael  van  Oostlndlen,  v. 
6.  —Op  den  taf elkrans,  voor  den  Heer  Geraert  Hulft, 
V.  6.— Op  het  vertreck  van  den  E.  Heere  Geeraert 
Hulft,  V.  6.— Ter  gedachtenlsse  van  Abraham  van  der 
Hulgt,  V.  10.— Ultvaert  ven  Abraham  van  der  Hulst, 
V.  10.— Hnwelyx  Lof,  v.  4.— Op  het  marmerbeelt 
van  den  Edelen  en  Gestrengen  Heere  Joan  Hnyde- 
coper,  V.  6;  Ter  bruUoft  van  den  E.  Heer  Joan  Huy- 
~  deooper,  en  de  E.  Joffer  Sofia  Caymans,  v.  6.— Aen  0. 
Huygeng,  op  het  overliiden  van  sljn  gemaelln,  v.  3. 
—Op  de  ledige  vren  van  Constantln  Huygens,  v.  2. — 
De  Hymen  van  Oranje  en  Brltanje,  V.  4, — 
Hymnus  of  lofzangb  vande  Chrlstelijcke  rldder, 
V.  2.— De  vlerbaeck  van  Ignatius  Iiojole,  v.  4.— Op 
de  marmerbeelden  der  helllge  vaderen  Ignatius  de 
Lotola  en  Franciscus  Xaverlus,  door  Artus  Quelllnus ; 
Op  het  eeugetyde  van  Ignatius  de  Lolola,  v.  6.— Op 
d'llias  van  de  ]>Iedicis,  v.  4. — Ter  bruilofte  van  F. 
van  Imsterraedt  en  S.  E.  Wlchems,  v.  10. — In  een 
glag  der  oude  kerk,  v.  6. — In  zeker  stamboeck, 
V.  5.— Olyftack  van  zljne  heillghelt  Innocent  X; 
Op  zljn  heillghelt  Innocent  X,  v.  4.— Op  het  over- 
UJden  van  Isabella  Clara  Blngenla,  v.  3.— Op  de 
verkoplnge  van  itallaensche  schilderljen  ten 
bulze  van  Geeraert  Uilenburgh,  Schllder,  v.  12. —  , 
Jachtzang  aen  den  Doorluchtlgen  Vorst  en  Heer  J. 
Maui^ltlus,  over  het  wlltbraet  den  Heeren  Burger- 
meesteren  en  'Wetbouderen  van  Amsterdam,  op  hun 
kenrgetljde  en  blljde  maeltijt  toegezonden,  v.  6. — 
Aen  den  brujdegom  Lambrecht  Jacobszoon,  met 
zljn  bruydt  Aechtjen  Anthonls,  v.  2.— .Taer-zangli, 
V.  1. — Jagbt  van  Cupldo,  v.  1 — Danckoffer  aen 
•Takob,  Aertsbisschop  van  Mechele,  v.  4.— Jeptha 
of  ofterbelotte,  v.  8.— Op  het  treurspel  van  Jeptha,  v. 
2.— Keurgedicht  op  de  keurstebouderschap  van- Joan 
lUaurttiug,  Prince  van  Nassau,  v.  7. — Op  de  mar- 
mere  Pallas  van  Joan  Mauritius,  v.  8.— Op  het  ge- 
lucklgh  ongeluck  van  Johan  Mauri  ts,  v.  10.— Joannes 
de'Boetgezaut,  v.  10 — Op  de  schlldery  van  Jo* 
lianna  d'Arc,  v.  9. — Jonck-vrowe  van  Vries- 
landt  ende  Over-Tssel,  v.  1. — Op  Joost,  v.  3. — 
Josepb  In  Dotban,  V.  3, — Josepb  in  Egypten, 
v.  3. — Op  den  Edelen  Heer  Francois  Junius,  v.  6.— 
Op  de  marmerbeelden  van  Jupljn  en  Leda,  v.  6.— 
Ult  Juvenal,  v.  4.— Op  de  Boekkamer  van  S.  K.,  v. 
7.— Op  B.  Kabrools  ontledlng,  v.  3.— Op  Haen  Kal- 
koen,  v.  3.— Ter  bruUoft  van  Sybrant  Kamay  en- 
Maria  Eoppesen,  v.  7.— Getulgenls  van  Kamdeu,  v. 
■5. — Aen  Govert  van  Kantpeu,  v.  7. — Op  Jacob  van 
'Kampen,  v.  7. — Op  de  doodt  van  Jonckvrow  Magb- 
telt  van  Kampen,  v.  2.  —  Ter-gedachtenlsse  van 
Nlkolaes  van    Kampen,  v.  3.— Hlandia    op  haer 

Interate,  v.  11.— Op  Paltsgraef  Karel  Gustaef,  v.  4 

Karel  Stuarts  gemartelde  Majesteit,  v.  6.— Op  zljn 
konlngklljcke  Majestelt  Karel  Stuart  II;  Op  zijue 
Majestelt  Karel  Stuart  II;  Opgang  van  Karel  Stuart 
II,  V.  8.— Lljckklaght  over  Ernest  Kazimir,  v.  3.— 
Keuteecken  des    afvalg,  v.  4.  —  Mlsbrulck  des 


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kcrckelljcken   bans,  y.  2 Geboortekrans   voor 

JongkvroLiwo :  Katrloe  Kerkriiilc,  v.  4.— Kers- 
liedt,  V.  4.— I^enleu,  V.  G.— Op  den  hclllgen  Vader 
Bruin  van  K^euleu,  v.  5.— Op  Heurlk  de  K.eyzer,  v. 
2.— Kiiider-lijck,  v.   3.— Klogltt,  v.    3.— Lofzang 

van  Slnte  Klara,  v.  6 XJlt  Klaudlaen,  v.  4.— De 

Klelia  van  dea  Hcer  Hogenhuls  goschildert  door 
Stockade,  v.  G.— Knipzang;  Slop  der  Kulpzaag,  v. 
10.— Aea  ICoeiiei'diusf ;  Koeuerding,  ( — ).  Aen 
Joost  V.  Vondel;  Antwoord  aaa  Vondel;  Antvfoordt; 
Op  Vondel ;  Wegh  dee  Hemeis,  v.  7.— Op't  veroveron 
van  Koevordeu,  t.  12. — Op  Judith  lilokerina»s, 
V.  3.— Koning,  F.  de.  Op  d'a£beeldtng  van  den 
Heor  Joost  van  den  Vondel,  v.  6.— Kouiiig  David 
liei-stelt,  V.  9.— Kouiiig  David  in  ballingscliap, 
V.  9. — Koning  Davids  liarpzaugen,  v.  7. — Op  de 
Kouinghdoodei-s  van  Sngelandt,  V.  6. — De 
Koniiiglilljckc  harp,  aen  Eornelis  van  Eampeu, 
V.  3. — Koniugklijcke  Idea,  v.  6. — Afzetsel  der 
Koningklijcke  priute,  v.  4. — ^Lauwerkranster 
gedachteuisse  van  Curtlus  Chrlstoffer  Konings- 
marck,  v.  11.— Trlomf  van  Koppenbagen,  v.  7. — 
Beurtgezang  op  de  komste  van  K.osiuo  de  Medicis, 
v.  11.— Op  Dokter  Samirel  Koster,  v.  4.— Op  Mr. 
Steven  Klrackt.  Deken  en  priester,  v.  6. —Op 
Kraeuevelt,  v.  9 — Op  M.  Kretzers  ^arla  Magda- 
lena,  v.  5. — Het  Kristelijck  gedult,  v.  4.— Op  de 
KonlnglQ  Kristiua,  door  David  Becks,  hareu  Kam- 
erling,  geschildert,  v.  6. — Afbeeldinge  van  Kristine, 
der  Zwedeu,  Gotten,  en  Wenden  Koninglnne,  door 
David  Becks.  Hare  Majesteits  Kamerllng,  gesohll-, 
dert,  v.  6.— Danckoffer  aen  Koningln  Kristine,  v.  4.— 
Op  Koningln  Krlatine,  v,  4. — De  tortsen  van  Alard 
Krombalck  en  Tesselscha  Koemers,  v.  2. — Kru- 
icklaglit,  V.  4.  —  Maeghdepalin  voor  ■  Margarita 
Krulis,  v.  7. — De  Kruysbergh.,  Aen  Magdalena 
van  Erp,  v.  2. — De  KLuustkroon  van  den  Kunlng 
van  Groot  Brltanje,  aen  den  edelen  Heere  Syraon  van 
Hooren,  v.  8. — li,,  R.  I.  I.  v.  Op't  vaers  van  L.  van 
don  Bos,  v.  7.— Op  den  gedenckpennlng  van't  liam, 
V.  10. — liandsmaii,  F.  Klaghte  van  de  verongellj  ckte 
vvaertieyd  in  de  nleuwe  ke^rcke,  v.  4.— Op  d'Edele 
schrijEkunst  van  Daniel  de  Lange,  v.  B.— Op  Daniel  de 
Lange,  v.  5. — Op's  iJauts  uieiivr  raetUuis,  v.  9. — 
Op  Peter  I^astnian,  v.  6. — Lastmans  Ofterstaetsi  van 
liistren,  v.  5.— Grafdicht  op  Isabelle  lae  Blon;  Op 
Isabel  Le  Blon ;  Vertroostlng  aen  de  ouders  van  Isa- 
belle Le'Blon,  v.  3.— Op  de  bruyloft  van  K.  Le  Blon 
en  E.  van  den  Kerckbove,  v.  3. — Opscbrlft  van  eenige 
diobten,  gezonden  aan  EJornelis  Le  Blon,  v.  12.— Wle- 
roock  voor  Kornells  Le  Blon  en  zijn  echtgenoot  Eliza- 
beth van  den  Kerckhove,  v.  4. — De  geboorte  van,  den 
Heere  Micbiel  Le  Blon,  v.  7.— Geboortekrans,  den 
Heer  Agent  Miuhlel  Le  Blon  opgezet  door  zijn  nicht 
Margrlette  Le  Blon  in  den  Jaere  1661;  Jaergetijde 
van  den  Heer  Micbiel  Le  Blon,  1652,  v.  6.— Op   den 

Heer  Micbiel  Le  Blon.  v.  4 ^Op  M.  Le  Blon,  v.  3..— Ter 

bruilofte  van  Micbiel  Le  Blon  en  Willemijne  Elisa- 
beth Hullers,  v.  12.— Ter  eeuwige  gedachtenisse  van 
■wylen  Mlchiel  Le  Blon,  v.  7.— Op  den  ontboeideu 
Leeuvr,  v.  6. — De  Leeuw  aen  bandt. — Voor  David 
Leeuw,  en  Kornelia  Hooft,  v.  6. — De  Leeuwen- 
dalers,  v.  5.— Eerdicht  op't  beeld  van  Doct.  Karel 
Lenertsz,  v.  2.— Ijennep,  J.  van,  Een  dicbter  aan 
de  bank  van  leening,  v.  12.— De  Tooneelbroeders  van 
den  Aertshertoge  Iieopoldus  aen  de  Magistraet  en 
■SVetboulders  van  Amsterdam,  toenze  met  bunne 
tegenwoordlgbeit  bet  tooneel  vereerden,  v.  6.— Op  bet 
kroonen  van  Leopoldus,  v.  7.— liescaiLje,  J.  Op  de 
afbeel'ding  van  den  grooten  poet  Joost  van  den 
Vondel,  konstigh  door  Flink  geschildert,  v.  12.— Les- 
cailje,  K.  Op  den  dood  van  den  Fenis  der  dichteren 
Joost  van  den  Vondel,  v.  12.— Op  bet  verjaaren  van 
Vondel,  v.  11. — Op  de  geluckige  regeeringe  van  r<ey- 
den,  V.  6.— TJytroep  der  verlorenvrybeyd  tot  Leyden, 
V.  3.— Op  bet  derde  deel  van't  liicbt  der  zeeraert, 
V.  3.— Grafscbrift  van  deli  Onder-Amirael  Joan  de 
Iiiefde,- Op  den  Onder-Amirael  Joan  de  Liefde, 
V.  12.  —  lile vens,  J.  Byscbrif t  van  Dirk  Frau- 
denius.  Op  de  afbeelding  van  den  Heer  J.  v.  d. 
Vondel  van  Keulen,  v.  6.— Iiijckklaglit  aen  bet 
vrouvekoor,  over  het  verltes  van  mijn  ega,  v.  3.— 
Lijck-olTer  van  Maeghdeburg,  v.  3.— Lijfgevecht 
tusscben  kuyscheyd  en  minne.  Aen  Katharine  en 
Dianlere  Baeck,  v.  2.— liijsvraclit  voor  S.  H.  Cardi- 
cael,  V.  3.— Ter  bruilofte  van-Jacob  ILiunlck  en- 
Katharine  Jakobs  de  Vries,  v.  7.— Gespreck  op  den 
Leeuw,  door  Iiivins  van  Leiden  gescbildert,  v.  5.— 
E-idderlljck  Bancket  voor  Heer  Adam  van  Lock- 
borst-en  Joffer  Kornelia  Paeuvp,  v.  4. — Op  het  zinne- 
beelt  van  liode^'jjk  den  XII,  v.  9.— Het  lof  der 
zeevaert  aen  den  Heer  Laurens  Beael,  v.  2.— liof- 
zangk  der  geestelijcke  maegbden,  v.  7. — Lof- 
zangk  van  Maria,  v.  4 — Jammerklaght  oyer  de 


gruwsame  verwoesting  van  liouden,  v.  10.— Hoogh- 
-  tijt  van  Marten  Ijootcu  on  Christine  Rutgers,  v.  6.— 
De  Kleefscbe  liofzwaen  aeu  Louise  van  Oranje,  v. 
5.— Geliick  aen  Louyze  Marie,  v.  4. — Lucifer,  v.  6. 
"—Op  den  burgerkrijgb  der  Ronieren  door  den  Heer 
Flskael  Storm  ult  Lukaeu  vetaelt,  v.  2.— Op  Joauues 
Liitma,den  ouden;  Op  d'afbeeldingo  van  denouden 
Lutma,  door  deii  Junge,  v.  11. — M.,  J.  Aen  Mr.  J. 
Koenerdlng,  v.  7.— Grafscbrift  voor  Machtelt,  v.  9.— 
Maegbden,  treurspel,  v.  3.— Op  d'afbeeldiug  van 
den  Ed.  Heere  Joan  van  Maerseveen,  v.  6.— Op- 
dracht  aen  Joan  Maeatrick,  v.  11. — Op  Karel  van 
Mander,  v.  7.— Op  Mans,  v.  9.— Aen  de  Jougkvrou 
Margareta  van  Rijn-door  F.  de  Koning,  v.  7.— 
Byschrift  op  d'afbeeldiuge  van  Koningin  Maria 
Stuart,  v.  6.— Maria  Stuart  of  gemartelde  Majestelt, 
v.  5.— Triomf  van  Maria  Stuart,  v.  5.— Op  de  blljdo 
Inkomste  van  Marie  de  Medlcis,  v.  S.— Op  Ste. 
Marie  Magdaleen,  v.  4.— Ijljckstaetsl  van  den  E. 
Heer  Leonardus  Marlus,  v.  6.  —  Op  den  E.  Heer 
Leonardua  Marius,  v.  6.— Mark  Aurel  en  Faustine, 
V.  5.— Op  de  zalffles  te  Marmoustier,  v.  9.— Op 
Marseille,  v.  9.— Uit  Martiael— Op  een  roomscbe 
lamp,  V.  4.— Martiaels  Byschrift  voor  M.  Cicero,  v.  4. 
— Medaellie  voor  de  gommariste  kettermeester,  v. 
3. — Op  de  vertooning  van  het  huwelijck  van  Francois 
van  Medicis  en  Joanne  van  Oostenrljck»  v.  3.— Op 
den  eerwaerdlgen  Heer  Mr.  Joan  de  Meer,  v.  6.— 
Lijck  over  Zacbarias  de  Mety,  v.  9.— Antwoord  voor 
H.  Meurs,  aen  A.  Ojens,  v.  3.— Op  de  scbrijfkunst  van 
H.  Meurs,  v,  3.— Meyer,  L.-  Lauwerkrans  den  hooft 
poeet  J.  v.  d.  Vondel  de  20  Oct.  1654  op  het  boost  gezet, 
door,  V.  6.— Aen  mijne  aafbeeldlnge  door  Goovaert 
Flinck  geschildert,  v.  6.— Op  mijne  afbeeldinge  in  het 
kleen  door  Filipe  de  Koning,  v.  7.— Op  mljne  af- 
beelding, door  F.  Koning,  v.  9.— Op  mijne  afbeelding, 
door  Karel  van  Mander,  v.  7.— Op  mijne  afbeeldinge, 
door  Cornells  de  Visacber,  v.  7.— Op  mljn  print, 
door  Livius  van  Leiden  getekent  en  gesnedeOj  v.  6.— 
Op  mijne  scbildery,  toen  Govert  Flinck  my  uit- 
scbilderde,  in  het  jaerl653,  v.  6.— Minnedeuntjes, 
v.  10.— De  Monsters  onzer  eeuwe,  v.  6.— Grafmaelt 
van  Montrose,  v.  6.— Moonen,  A.  Op  Joost  v.  d. 
Vondel,  v.  12.— Vragen,  door  A.  Moonen  aan  den  Heer 
J.  V.  d.  Vondel  voorgestelt.  Hoe  te  noemen  in  goed 
Nederduitscb,  v.  12.— Op  een  moordpasquil,  v.  2. — 
Opde  vaersen  vanMorandt,v.  2. — Morgenvrecker 
der  Sabbatisten,  v.  4. — Aen-Tobias  Morstin, 
Trucbsesz  te  Krakou,  v.  7. — Mostert,  (— ).  Op  de 
Haegbloopers,  v.  2.— Op  Adriaen  Motmau,  v.  7. — 
Moyzes  gezangb,  v.  2 — Muudus  vnit  decipi,  v. 
4.— Ter  staetsi  van  Jungkvrouw  D.  ]V.,  v.  ,6.— Op  N-  JV., 
V.  11) — De  Nacbtegael  van  Amisfort,  v.  7.— Op 
IVarbonne,  v.  9. — Van  Narbonue,  v.  9. — Narcissus, 
V.  10.  —  Anleidlnge  ter  nederduitscbe  dicbt- 
kunste,  v.  6. — De  Vrepylaer  der  vrye  Nederlauden, 
V.  11.— De  zeetrlomf  der  vrye  Nederlanden,  v.  lO.'^ 
Op  het  twalef  jarigh  bestant  der  Nederlanden,  v.  1.— 
Zegevier  der  vrye  Nederlanden,  v.  11.— Triomft-torts 
over  de  neerlaegb  der  k.iiiiuglijcke  vlo.ote 
op  bet  Slaeck,  v.  3. — Op  de  neerlaegb  der 
turckscbe  vloote.  Aen  Venetie,  v.  6.— Op  Nep- 
tuun,  Merkuur,  en  d'amsterdamsche  maeghd,  v.  3. 
—Op  een  gedenckpennlng  aen  Maria  de  Neufville 
vereert,  v.  10.— Brief  aen  den  booghwaerdigen  en 
hooghgeleerden  Heer  Bertholdus  IVlebnsius,  v.  6.— 
Noodigh  berecht  over  de  nieuwe  nederduitscbe 
misspellinge,  v.  6. — STienviJaer  voor  S.,  v.  2.— 
JVieuw  liedt  1607,  v.  1.— Noab  of  ondergang  der 
eerste  werelt,  v.  11.  — Ter  bruiloft  van  .  .  .  Peter 
JVooms  ...  en  Beatrix  Adriana  Ram,  v.  6.  —  De 
noordscbe  nacbtegael,  v.  2.— IVootweer  teg«ns 
Turkyen,  v.  9.— O  Heer  I  wil  nxy  verlossen  Van 
deze  deenscbe  ossen,  v.  7. — Gespreck  op  het  Graf  van 
wijlen  den  Heer  Joan  van  Oldenbaruevelt,  v.  2.— 
Jaer-g6ti]de  van  Oldenbarnevelt,  v.  3.— Kracbtelooso 
papenblixem  toe-geSigent  Lamotius  en  Walaeus, 
blecbt-vaders  van  den  Heer  Joan  van  Oldenbarnevelt, 
V.  2.— Op  de  afbeeldlugk  van  den  Heer  Joan  van 
Oldenbarnevelt,  v.  2.  —  Oli,  J.  V.  Testament  van 
Vondel,  v.  9.— Oli j  f tack,  aen  Gustaef  Adolf ,  v.  3.— 
KUnck-dicht  over  d'ondergaug  van  de  gpacnscbe 
vloot,  op  bet  Slaeck,  v.  3.— Op  net  ontfangen  van 
Moses  wet,  in  de  Kamer  der  Heereu  Scbepenen,  v, 
6. — Op  het  ontbeiligen  van  bet  H.  Sacrament 
des  altaers,  door  den  arminlaenscben  sociniaen  N., 
V.  4,— Onverwacht  gerucbt  van  des  Kardinaels 
eerste  vlught,  v.  3.  —  Oorlofliedt,  v.  1.  —  Op  het 
oostindiscbbuys,  v.  3. — Aen  oostindiscb  schip 
dat  de  Koningin  nae  haren  naem  noemde,  v.  3. — Op 
het  gerecht  van  oostindiscbe  koopmauscbap- 
pen,  V.  3.— Op  bet  dolbuis,  v.  3.— Op  ons  wees- 
buys,  V.  3.— Op  zljn  eigen  zerk,  v.  12.— Oranje 
May-lied,  v.  2.— Op  den  Heer  Diedrlck  van  Os,  v.  6. 


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— Aen  Otter  iu't  bolwerck,  v.  3.— Ondaen,  J.    De 

huwelllksband  van  Sybrand  de  I'llnes  met  Agues 
Block;  Ll]kgeda6bteul3Taii  den  grooten  Agrlppljuer 
J.  van  dea  Voadel,  v.  12.— Op  den  Hear  Dledrlclt  de 
Vlamlng  van  Ontslioreu,  v.  4.— Op  d'atbeeldlnge 
der  boogedele  MejotCer  Maria  van  Ontghoren,  door 
Fllipe  de  Eoalng,  v.  7.— Pabllus  Ovldlus  Nasooa 
Beldlnuebrleven,  v.  4.— P.  Ovldlua  Nazoos  Hersobep- 
pluge,  V.  11.— Lllkklagbt  over  Ovldlus  Naso,  uyt  Engel 
PoUtaeus  Latyn  vertaelt,  v.  2.— Dlt  Ovldlus.  Op 
FaSton ;  op  Flaocus  Maro,  v.  4.— Opbetoverlljdeu  van 
wl]  ten  zl]  a  Excellontie  den  Grave  Axel  Oxeugtem,  v. 
6.— Palaiuedes,  v.  2.— De  dootbaer  van  G.  N.  Panlt- 
rag,  V.  6.— BruUoftzang  voor  N.  Pankras  en  Joffer 
Petronelle  de  Waert,  v.4.— Muzljok  terbrulloft  van  . . . 
Joan  van  Papenbroecli,  en  ■ .  ■  Maria  Eoeck,  v.  6.— 
Papiereu  geld,  v.  3.— Onder't  uurwerck'van't  palals 
te  Pai-yg^v.  9.— Op  bet  wapenbuls  te  Parljs,  v.  9.- Op 
een  gedenckpennlng  van  Parlg  vordeel  aen  Ida 
Block,  V.  10.— Het  Pasctaa,  ofte  de  verlosslngbe  der 
klnd'ren  Israels  ult  Egypten,  v.  1.— Krltiscb  over- 
zlcht  vaa  het  Pascba,  v.  1.— De  Erletdoop  gemaelt 
door  Pauvrels  Veronege,  v.  5. — Op  den  kopren 
aertkloot  door  deroostlndlscbe  tnaetscbappy  Peuta- 
soule.  Prince  van  Makazar,  toegezoudeu,  v.  5.— Op 
D.  P.  Perg,  V.  2.— Peter  en  Pauvrels,  v.  4.— Op 
d'afbeeldlng  van  Petrarcha,  staeude  by  Laura,  v.  9. 
— Triomfe  over  de  geboorte  van  Pbilippng  Prosper 
Andreas,  Prince  vaa  Spanje,  v.  7.— Ue  Plnxter- 

bloem  van  Scbotlant,  v.  6.— Plnxter-zaiig,  v.  1 

Fluxter-zang,  op  de  stem  van  Maria  lof-sang,  v.  1. 
—Op  Plato  em  Arigtoteleg,  v.  4.— Plemp,  {— ). 
Grafsobrltt  op  WlUem  van  den  Vondel;  Lijkdlcbt  op 
denzelfen,  v.  2.— Op  Cornells  Gysbertsz  Plemp,  v.  3.— 
Plemper,  P.  Op  Jepbtha,  v.  8.— De  poeteii  tegeug 
de  congistorie,  v.  2.— Op  Polctiers,  v.  9.— Li]ck- 
klacbt  over  Herman  vaa  der  Pol,  v.  4.— Bruylott  .van 
J.  van  de  Pol  en  D.  van  Gerweu,  v.  3.— Aea  de  Heeren 
Gezanten  van  Polen,  v.  4.— Op  de  Eoalngklljke 
bruit  van  Polen,  v.  4.— Beslraud  tusscben  Polen  en 

Sweden,  v.  3.— Op   de   Pont   dii    Gard,    v.    9 

Prtnce-lied,  v.  2. — Op  den  prince-lfjcken  geua* 
depennlng-,  V.  7. — Op  den  Proiueteus,  v.  7. — Ult 

den  OXVIII  Pgalm,  v.  4 Ultbreydlng  over  den  19 

Psalm  Davids,  v.  2.— Rating,  P.,  and  Hoogstraten,  D. 
van.  Op  de  dood  van  den  Heer  J.  van  Vondel,  v.  12.— 
Het  radt  van  Avontaren,  v.  4.— Op  het  weduwen- 
en  weezenboj  van  Pleter  Raep,  v.  6.— Raetgel,  v.  6, 
10.— Op  den  brant  van  Trojo  door  Rafael  -Urbijn 
gascbilderC,  v.  5.— Aen  den  Heer  Laurens  Reael,  y.  2.— 
Op  deaHeere  Laurens  Keael,  v.  2.— Tot  verloeslng'e  van 
den  Heere  Laurens  Beael,  v.  2.— Op  den  Heer  Godart 
Adrlaen  van  Reede,  v.  8, — Rey  van  Bacchanten, 
V.  3. — Opd'afkomste  vanXambertusReynsten  Alida' 
BlQker  van  Swieten,  v.  11.— Sprookje  van  Reyntje 
de  Voa,  v.  2.— RhIjngtrom,y.  3.— Van  de  Rhosne 
en  Arrar,  v.  9.— Ter  bruilott  van  Vontldus  Riccen 
en  Haesle  Augustlj  ns,  v.  7.— De  Ridderschap  van 
Amsterdam  onder  . . .  WlUem  van  Oranje,  v.  8.— Op 
de  atbeeldlng  van  Hans  de  Rljg,  v.  2.— Op  Roelandt, 
v.  9— Op  de  geboorte  van  -AnuU  Roemerg,  v.  2.— Op 
den  val  der  reuzen,  door  jTulius  Romaln  gescbltdert, 
V.  5, — Op  de  romafngcbe  Ixigtorigchildereyen, 
opgebangen  In  de  burgemeeaterskamer,  en  baar  ver- 
treck  ...  V.  6. — Rome,  v.  6.— Rommel  pot  van't 

hane-kot,  v.  2 Op    het   Roode   paert   t'JBnck- 

huizen,  V.  9.— Op  Anthony  Roscius,  v.  2.— Op  Uet 
verongelucken  van  Dr.  Bosclus,  v.  2. — Begin  van 
Rosemouds  treurspel,  v.  3. — Roslcani,  v.  3.— 
Jubeljaer  des  prleeterdoms  van  den  Heere  Phlllppus 
Roveuiug,  Aertsbisschop  van  Phllippen,  v.  6.— Op 
d'afbeeldinge  van  den  E.  Heere  EilippusHovenius,  v. 
6.— Op  den  dooden  Leander,  door  Rnbeng  geschll- 
dert,  V.  5.— Op  d'afbeeldinge  van  Mlchaal  de  Ruy- 

ter,  V.  10. — galmoneug,  v.   7. — Salomon,    v.    6 

T'Samenspraeck,  v.  2. — Samson  of  beiUge  wraeck, 
treurspel,  v.  9.— Sandrart,  J.  Op  mlj  ue  at beeldlnge, 
T.  4.— Elaghte  aan  Joachim  Sandrart  van  Btokkau, 
staende  op  zijn  vertreck  naer  Baiere,  v.  4.— Op  J. 
Saudrart  van  Stokkau,  v.  4. — Scb«lte,  D.  Graf- 
schritt  op  den  grooten  J.  van  den  Vondel,  v.  12.— lu- 
vrijdinge  der  gcbilderkunste  op  Sint  Lukas 
feegt,  V.  6.— Op  een  schlldery,  v.  9.— Scbilt  deg 

teloofg,  V.  4 Op  de  gcboone  Eliza,  v.  7.— 
cboulburgH  dichten,  v.  3. — Op  de  boeten  betaelt 
door  den  Heer  Peter  Scbrljver,  v.  2.— Op  d'oude 
boUantsche  gesohledenissen,  besohreven  door  den 
Heere  Peter  Scbrljver,  v.  5.— Ter  begratenisae  van  . . . 
Peter  Sohri]  ver,  v.  8.— Op  het  grbot  altaerstuck,  den 
Sint  Sebagtlaen.,  v.  4.  —  Bysohrlft  voor  Daniel 
Segbers,  v.  6 — Op  Peter  Serwonterg,  v.  3.— Ter 
goede  gedaohtenlase  van  *l]len  Elisabeth  Sljen,  v. 
12.— Op  Sinte  Agnea  fees*  aen  Agnes  Block,  v.  10.— 
Op  d'abdye  van  St.  Illidiua,  v.  9.— Elaghte  over  bet 
Pabt  v.— 113. 


verongelucken  der  keroke  van  SInte  Katharine,  v. 
4.— Voor  de  kapel  van  S.  Martba  te  Tarascon,  v.  9. 
—Six,  J.  Tijdvaera  op  Vondels  gratzerk;  Ver- 
taliug  door  Brandt  van  hetzelfde,  v.  12.— Danokoller 
aen  den  E.  Heer  Joan  Six,  v.  6. — Ter  brulloft  van 
den  E.  Heer  Joan  iSix,  en  Margarlte  Tulp,  v.  6.— 
De  glaepende  Venus  van  F.  de  Konlng  ;  Op  dezelve 
Venus,  v.  7.— Op  den  alangeataf  van  Slerkuur,  v. 
8.— Slotdicht,  V.  6.— KUnokert  of  D-.  WoUebrordua 
Snelllua,  v.  2.— ACachelt  van  Sofia  Amalia,  v.  7.— 
Op  Sofia  Amalia,  v.  7.— Sofoklea.  Edlpua,  v.  8; 
Elektra,  v.  3 ;  Herkules  in  Trachin,  v.  ll.— Sophom- 
paueas,  of  Joseph  in't  hof ,  v.  3.— Op  Kornelia  Speel- 
mau,  V.  11.— Speelstrijt  van  Apollo  en  Pan,  v.  6. 
—Op  de  afbeeldlnge  van  Cornelia  Spiegel,  v.  4.— 

Spiegel  van  Marie  Spleghel,  v.  3 Spleringa  geg- 

taltTrlgsellng,  v.  3.— Groete  aen  G.  Staeckmang, 
V.  3.— StaelTrecker,  v.  7.— Op  den  Graet  van  Staf- 
fort,  V.  4. — Op  de  gteene  briigb  op  den  Amatel, 
v.  3.— Suickerliet,  V.  10.— Op  een  Itallensche  schll- 
dery van  Susanne,  v.  6.— Het  orgel  in  den  rouw 
over  Diedricb  Sweling,  orgellst  van  Amsterdam,  v. 
6.— Op  Diedrlck  Sweling,  v.  B.— Op  Meester  Joan 
Pieteraen  Svrellugh,  v.,  2.— Op  het  korporaSlschap 
dea  Heeren  van  Swieten,  v.  3.— Op  Mevrou  Aleidis 
Bickers  van  Swieten,  v.  7.— Op  Elizabeth  Bickers 
van  Swieten,  v.  7.— Sylvlua,  B.  Grafsobrltt  op  J.  v. 
d.  Vondel;  Lijkdlgtop  J.  v.  d.  Voudel;  Op  het  beelt 
van  J.  V.  d.  Vondel,  v.  12.— Op  een  medaellle  van  Kor- 
nells  Tacitus,  v.  2. — Bloedtbeulingh  van  Maximiliaea 
Teeling,  V.  6.— Op  d'opi'oerighelt.  van  Maximiliaen 
Teeling,  v.  6.— Tesselscbade,  ( — ).  Antwoort  (op  de 
vraag  der  akademie)  In  honore  della  Christ,  reglna 
Maria  de  Medicis,  v.  3. — Vechtzangh  voor  Joffrbuw 
Maria  Tesaelachade,  v.  2.— Op  Tegaelgchadeg 
huweU]ck  met  Alard  Krombalck,  v.  2.— Text,  v.  3.— 
Uitvaert  van  Augustijn  van  Teylingen,  v.  11.— Op 
Tboulouge,  V.  9 — Tijd-meeting,  in  een  boecb  aan 
H.  S.  geschreven,  v.  12.— Tltyrua  aen  den  Khijn,  v. 
2f.— J.  V.  Vondels  toets-gteen,  gestelt  voor  zlj  n  pogzy 
In  den  Jaere  1650  ultgegeven,  v.  6 — Op  de  toets- 
gteene  tafel  der  Goden,  door  Dirck  van  Eljswl]ck, 
V.  8. — Tot  tol  van  zijne  majesteyt  van  Zweden, 
V.  2.— Op  het  tooneel  dea  aerdrljckg,  v.  3.— 
Tooneelgchllt  of  Pleltrede  voor  het  tooneel- 
recbt,  V.  6. — Op  het  gestrenge  krijghsgerecht  van  T. 
M.  Torquatug,  V.  9.— Op  de  geraemtens  eenlger 
lichaemea  te  Toulouse,  v.  9.— Op  Tourg,  v.  9.— Ge- 
?angh,  op  betlatijnecbewoordt:  Trahitguaquem- 
que  voluptaa,  v.  2.— Op  den  triomf  van  Baccbug, 
door  F.  de  Konlng,  v.  7.— Op  het  trlomfeerende 
"VIerwerck,  v.  7.— Op  d'afbeeldinge  van  Eornelis 
Tromp,  V.  lO.-^Ter  gedachtenis  van  den  zeehelt 
Marten  Harpertsz.  Tromp,  v.  6. — Uitvaert  van  Mar- 
ten Harpertsz.  Tromp,  v.  6.— Op  een  trOupenntng, 
V.  2.— Op  d'atbeeldlnge  van  de  Tucbt,  v.  6.— Op 
Mejoffer  Margrlete  Tulp,  v.  6.— ByscUrlften  op  de 
t-walef  maenden,  v.  4. — Op  de  tweedragbt  de 
Cbriste  princen,   v.  3. — Op  het   uitdeelen    der 

fraenen  door  Josepb  In  Xlgypten.  Geschlldert 
oor  K.  Stokkade,  v.  6. — Op  bet  uitdeelen  der  prij- 
zen  van  Konlitg  IDneas,  v.  9.— Van  d'uiterlijcke 
kerek,  v.  4. — Op  bet  tiitmaleu  van  t'baerlem- 
mermelr,  v.  4.— Uitvaert  van  raij  n  dochterken,  v.  2. 
■ — Uitvaert  van  Orfeug,v.  6. — OpUrbaen  VIII,  v.  2, 
— Op  d'afbeeldinge  van  Utrecbt,  getekent  door  H. 
Zaobtleven,  v.  6.— Op  den  wachttoren  binnen  Utrecht, 
V.  5.— Op  Johan  Uytenboogaert,  v.  2.— De  Vaderen, 
ofte  bet  tweede  d'eel  vande  derde  dagh  der  tweeder 
weke  vervatende  Abrahams  oflerhande,  v.  1. — Tegen 
de  valscbe  druckmuut,  v.  9. — Aen  ApoUonla  van 
Veen,  v.  3.— Op  den  Heer  Theodoor  Velina,  v.  B.— 
Aen  de  doorluchtighste  beerschappyevan  Venetlen,' 
V.  6;^0p  den  zeetrlomf  der  heerachappye  van  Vene- 
tien,  V.  6.— Op  Venus  en  Cupido,  door  G.  Fllnck 
gescbildert,  v.  6,  8. — Hymuvs  ofte  lofgheaang  over  de 
v?i]d-b6roemde  scheepsvaert  der  Vereenigbde 
Sfederlanden,  v.  1. — Verghelljklngbe  van  de  ver- 
losslngbe der  kind'ren  Israels  met  de  vri]  wordlnghe 
der  Vereenicbde  Nederiandscbe  provlncien,  y.  1 — 
Verloasinge,  van  Valencijn  door  zi^n  Koninck- 
lijcke  Hoogheit  D.  Joan  van  Oostenrljck,  v.  6. — Ter 
brulloft  van  den  E.  Heer  Jacob  Hlnlopeu  Tymensz". 
Vermaes,  en  de  E.  Joffer  Ursula  van  Bergen,  v.  6. — 
Op  het  verongelucken  van  denjongen  Keur- 
vorat,  V.  2. — Grafacbrlft  van  Joan  Veracbuur,  v.  11. 
— Op  de  vertooning  van  de  acbenckaedje  der  key- 
serlljcke  wapenkroone,  v.  3.— Op  de  vertoonlngen 
van  den  rljcxkloot  van  Vranckrijck,  v.  3.— Op  het 
vertreck  zljner  Elxcelleutle,  v.  4.— De  drijfkunst 
vab  Paul  us  van  Vlane,  v.  11.— Op  Paul  us  van  Vlane, 

V.  11 Vier  wterste,  v.  1.— Nocb  de  vljf  zinnem, 

V.  B.— Op  de  vljf  zinnen,  v.  6 Sege-sang  ter  eere 

van  G.  van  Vinckenray,  v.  3.— Publlus  Vlrgillug 


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niaroog  wercken,  v.  8.— Op  Vlacliglaus.Konlngvan 
Polen  en  Zweden,  v.  4.— Op  a'uitvacrt  van  den  Eerw. 
Heere  Mr.  Jakob  Vlleger.  Epltapblum  op  denzeUden* 
Y.  6. — Opvaert  van  Margarite  van  Vlaoswi jck,  v.  9. 
— Op  het  Inliuldlgen  van  Sf.  van  Vlooswijck,  v.  10. 
— Tooneelkrans  voor  Nikolaes  van  Vlooawljok,  v.  9.— 
Vollenliove,  J.  Lljckzang  over  den  wljdtbefaam- 
den Poeet  Joost van  den  Tonde),  v.  12— TJltvaert  van 
Maria  van  den  Vondel,  v.  10.— Voiidel,  W.  van  den. 
Aan  mijn  breeder  op  bet  treurspel  der  loden,  v.  1.— 
Afscbeyd  van  ItallS,  v.  2.— Op  bet  overlljden  van 
WUlem  van  den  Vondel,  v.  11.— Opb6toverli]denvan 
WlUem  van  den  Vondel.  Grafscbrlft,  v.  2.— Plemp, 
C.  a.  Op  bet  overlljden  van  WUlem  van  den  Vondel, 
v.  2.— Lljck-dlcbt  op  D.  Coenradua  Vorstlns,  v.  2.— 
Klagbte  over  Cornelia  Vos,  v.  3.— Lljoksang  over 
Dlonys  Vos,  v.  8.— Vos,  J.  Aen  de  Mejuflrouwen 
Tromp,  op  Margaretba  van  Vlooswijck,  v.  9.— Byachrlf  t 
op  Wuytlers  Lati]nscb,  v.  5. — Gedicbt  in  bet  Scbouw- 
burg  portaal,  v.  3. — In  bet  stamboek  van  Katharlna 
Questiere,  v.  7. — Op  Anna  van  Hoorn,  v.  7 — Op  de 
beeltenlB  van  Anna  van  Hoorn,  v.  8.— Vertoonlngen  by 

den  Lucifer,  v.  6.— Op  Jan  Vos,  v.  7 Op  den  Heere 

Geeraert  Vosslus,  v.  4r — Op  Geeraert  VoBslua  den 
Jorge,  V,  3.— Op  bet  overlljden  van  den  Heer  Geeraert 
VOBsius,  Aen  laak  Vossius  blatoriecbrlj  ver  in  Hollant 
en  Zeelant,  v.  6.— Vertroostlnge  aen  Geeraerd  Voaslua, 
V.  3.— Op  Jobanna  "Vossius,  V.  3.— Aen  den  Heer  Mat- 
tbeus  Vo6sins-0p  zljn  buwelljck  met  Jongkvrow 
Jobanna  van  Veen,  v.  4.— Op  de  Vrede  gescblldert  door 
F.  de  Konlng,  v.  7.— Op  Vredelioef,  v,  7. — Vrede- 
Tvenscli  aen  C.  Huygens,  v.  3 — Vredezang,  v.  6. — 
Vrye  zeevaert  naer  Oosten,  v.  7 — Vrye  zee- 
-vaert  on  der  vlagge  van  den  Doorlucbtlgen'zeebeldt 
Marten  Harpertaz,  v.  6 — Op  de  -waeg-scliael  van 
Holland,  V.  2.— DenE.  Jongellng  Joannes  IVandel- 
man,  v.  7.— Warande  der  dieren,  v.  1.— Op  bet 
klucbtspel  IVarenar,  v.  11.— Op  den  .  . .  zeebelt  Heer 
Jakob  van  "Wassenaer,  v.  7. — IVaterliel  of  .ver- 
ziert  gerucbt,  v.  2.— Waterloos,  H.  T.  Bysobrltt  op 
"Wlttewrongel,  v.  6  — Op  de  waterwel  te  NIsmes,  v. 
9.— Ter  brullolt  van  Joan  van  Waveren  en  Sebora 
de  Blaeu,  v.  7.— ProtecteUr  "Vlfeerwolf,  v.  6.— Op  den 
■wegliwljser  ter  sallglieyd  van  Z.  Heyns,  v.  3.— 
"Westerbaen,  J.  Gedlcbtjen,  v.  7.— Aen  J.  Wester- 
baen,  v.  i,  7.— Ter  Inwijdlnge  van  Gerar^us  van 
Westrenen,  toen  hem  bet  recbtvan  licentlaetscbap 
der  beilige  godtgeleertheltte  Loven  wiert  opgedragen, 
V.  6.— Geboortekrans  voor  Gatrlne  van  "Wiclcevort, 

y.  3 Op  bet  krackeel  des  Drosaaerta  met-Mevrouvee 

van  "Wlckevort,  v.  3.— Aen  den  Heere  Joachim  van 
Wlckevort,  v.  6.— Wljcltzangli,  v.  2.— Op  den 
edelen  Heer  Arent  van  "WMnbergen,  v.  7.— Graf- 
scbrlft voor  Wlllem  der  Veroveraer,  v.  9.— Ge- 
boortkloch  van  "Wlllem  -ran  Nassau,'  v.  2. — Op- 
draghl  der  afbeeldlnghe  van  Prins  WlUema,  v.  2.— 
Vertroostlng  voor  de  onnezele  en  bedroeade  ingezete- 
nen  van  HoUandt,  over  de  doodt  van  Prins  IVillem 
II,  V.  6.— DanckofTer  aen  D.  de  Willem,  v.  3.— Wllt- 
z'angli,  V.  6.— Op  den  Heer  Andreas  Dionyaz.  Win- 
lus,  V.  6. — Inwijdlnge  van  Franclacus  de  Wit,  v.  11. 
— Guldenj  aer  van  den  Heer  Joan  de  Wit,  v.  B.— Op  d'af- 
beeldinge  van  den  Heer  Joan  de  Wit,  v.  12.— Op  den 
Heer  Mr.  Joan  de  Wit,  v.  12. — Ter  bruiloft  van  Joan 
de  Wit  ...  en  Wendela  Blcker-a,  v.  6.— Ter  eeuwige 
gedacbteniase  van  Joan  de  Wit,  v.  12.— Op  den  Heer 
Kornella  de  "Wit,  v.  12.— Op  Wlttewrongel,  v.  6.— 
Aen  Jacob  "Wltz,  v.  2.— Ter  bruilofta  van  P.  de  'Wolf 
en  C.  van  der  Vecbt,  v.  10.— Mayboom  voor  Joan  de 
"Wolff  en  Agnes  Block ;  Troupenning  van,  v.  6.— Ter 

gedaobtenlaa  van  Maria  de  Wolff,  v.  10 Wterste 

oordeel,  v.  1.— Lljckbedde  van  Joan  Banning  IVuy- 
tiers,  V.  6.— Op  de  schildery  van  Anna  "Wymers,  v. 
5. — Zedlgb  gedicbt  van  de  ydeUieyd  der  men- 
gclien  en  wankelbaerheyd  der  konlgkrljcken,  v.  1.— 
Op  den  lof  van  den  Ystroom,  v.  12. — Zacliarlas lof- 
zangli,  V.  4.— Op  bet  kunstboeck  van  Hermann 
Zacntleben,  v.  6. — Zangb,  op  de  wijse:  Yeta  moot 
ich  u  Laura  vragen,  V.  2 — Op  de  zangkunst  van 
Heer  Joan  Albrecht  Ban,  v.  2. — De  zeeleen  op  deu 
Teems,  v.  11. — Aen  dezeeraeden  t'Gnckliuisen, 
v.  9.— Op  Erljch  Zeesteed,  v.  7. — ^Zeeurv,  J.  Op 
d'afbeeldlng  van  den  Prlna  der  dlchter,  Vondel,  v.  12. 
— Zcgezang  over  den  zeeslrljt,  v.  10. — Op  den 
zend-ljrlefsclirljver  van  D.  Mostart,  v.  3.— Op  de 
zeven  keurvorsten,  v.  6.— Op  de  print  van  den 
Heere  van  Zuilicliem,  door  zijnen  zoon  cbrlatlaen 
H.  geteekent,  v.  7.- ZMngchln,  of  ondergang  der 
slneeache  heerachappy,  v.  10.— Ter  bruilofte  van  G. 
van  Zusteren  en  .  .  .  Helene  Donkers,  v.  6.— Op 
Mevrou  van  Zuyliclieni,  v.  3. 

Poems,  etc.,  by  anonymoua  authors : 

Grafscbrlft  op  Joan  van  Amstel,  v.  11. — Antwoordt 
op  the  fabel-acbtig  Eeuwgety  der  beyllge  stede  t'Am- 


sterdam,  v.  4.— Bericbt  op  de  vragen  van  de  Am- 
sterdanische  Academl,  v.  3.— Gedloht  van  Beluler 
van  Anslo,  Geeraert  Brandt  toegezongeu,  v.  6.— 
Aufwoorl  aen  den  paepscben  poeet,  op  den  bloedt- 
beullngh  van  Maxlmlllaen  Teellng,  v.  6.— Ulttreksel 
nit  het  Pampoetloon  van  Lambert  Bldloo,  v.  12.— Op 
den  degrafenlspenning  van  Ida  Block,  v.  12.— Lam- 
bert van  den  Bos  aen  Vondel,  v.  B — Geeraerd 
Brandt  aen  Peter  de  Graetr,  v.  9.— Brullofts  liedt, 

V.  6 Dens  providebit,  v.  1.— Een  derde  aen  de 

bovengemeldetwee,  v.  6. — £pltap]iluni,y.  6.— Epl- 
tapliium,  Vertallng  van  !e.,  v.  5.— Bescbrljvlng  der 
spreekende  persoonen,  govoegd  by  Faeton,  v.  10,— 
Faetons  rampsallge  gtontheid,  v,  10.— Opacbrlft 
op  bet  grafgesteente  van  Joan  van  Galen,  v.  6.— De 
Geresormeerdeu  Monius,  aen  J.  Van  Vondelen  ; 
op  zljneu  Palamedes,  v.  2;^ — Bericbt  aen  den  lezer, 
voor  de  Harpzangen,  v.  7. — Inboud  der  veracbll- 
lende  boeken  van  de  Herscliepplnge,  v.  11.— llol- 
landschen  Holipodrido,  V.  3.  — Byschrltt  van 
Erans  van  Hoogstraten  by  dezeltde  atbeeldlng,  v.  6. 
— Incompai-ibillB  Iieroinae  anagramma,  v.  5.— 
Slot  eener  rljmelary  van,  L.  J.,  v.  6. — Jacobus, 
koning-Grafscbrttt,  v.  B.— Jacob  Koemans  Scbouw- 
spels-bescbouwlng,  v.  9.— 'Latljnacb-bysohrlft  op  Mr. 
Steven  Kracht,  met  de  vertallng,  v.  6. — Vera  gegen 
liencifer,  V.6.— Matbematisclie  questieaen  S.  H. 
XIardinael,  v.  3.— Toeglft  aen  de  Nakrabbelaers,  v. 
i. — Nakral3belaers  antwoort,  v.  4. — Tot  de  Nakrab- 
belaers der  vermaerde  poeten,  v.  4. — Aen  de  llelheb- 
bers  der  Nederlandscbe  poesy,  T.  4. — ^Bllnnetoon 
aen  d'E.  speelnoot  Kornella  Noortdyck,  v.  6. — Frag- 
ment ult  de  '^  Ongeblanckette  Maria  Stuart," 
y.  B.— Vaerzen  van  Oudaen  op  Vondela  Klockmuzljck, 
V.  9.- Byschrift  onder  een  portret  van  Vondel, 
V.  9.— Extract  ult  het  Prlvllegle,  v.  3.— Uyt-brey- 

dlngk  over  den  128  Psalm,  v.  6 Lofzang  aen  d'E. 

speeluoOt  Krlstlna  Rutgers,  v.  6.— Scbildt  des 
"waerengeloof^,  V.  4 — Tooneel  scbildsverplet- 
tering,  v.  9. — Slinck-Dicbt  over  de  verlossinge 
van  de  seven  loevesteynscbe  gevangenen,  v. 
3.— Vier  Kegels  van  een  ongenoemde,  v.  7. — ^n 
Vlaems  gebraey  perken  Jent,  gesonden  honsen 
broedere  tot  een  present,  v.  2. — Voorrede  van  het 
tweede  deel  van  Vondels  poezye,  v.  5,  9. — Op  den 
begraf  enlspenning  Tan  Anna  van  den  Vondel,  v.  12. 
— Byschrift  van  Jan  Vos  by  de  afbeeldlng  van  Von- 
del, V.  6 Fragmenten  uit  een  gedicbt  van  Jan  Vos, 

op  den  Vrede,  v.  B.— Jan  Vos,  op  de  tltelplaat  van 
Lucifer,  V.  e.^Grafsohrlft  op  J.  W^andelman,  v.7.— 
Aen  Wesferbaen  en  Eoenerdlng,  v.  7.-*-Gedichten 
van  Westerbaen  op  Coppenol,  v.  6.— Bloemekrana,  ter 
bruiloft  van  den  E.  bruldegom  Joan  de  IVolf  en  de 
E.  bruyd  Agnes  Block,  y.  6. 

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{Ed. )    Des  P.  Virgilius  Maro  laendliche 

gediohte  uebersetzt  und  erklaert  von  J.  H. 
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Voss,    Christian     Daniel.      1761-1831.      Ge- 
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Voss,  Ernestine.    Aus  dem  leben  von  Heiij- 

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3221 

iVote.— Each  volume  haa  a  separate  title-page. 

v.  L— Etymologloon  linguae  Latlnae.  Praeflgltur 
e]  usdem,  De  litterarum  permutatloue  iraotatus. 

V.  2.— Aristarchus  slve  de  arte  grammatica  librl 
VII.  Aocedunt  De  vltlis  sermonla,  et  Glossematia 
Latino-barbaris  llbri  IX. 

V.  3.— Tractatus  phllologlcl  de  rhetorloa,  de  poetlca, 
de  artlum  et  sclentiarum  natura  ac  constitutlone. 

Contents..  De  artis  poeticae  naturae  et  constitu- 
tlone liber. — De  artium  et  sclentiai'uin  natura  ac 
constitutlone  ilbrl  V:  De  quatuor  artlbua  popu- 
laribus;  De  logica;  De  mathesl;  De  phlloiogia ;  De 
phllosophla. — De  tmitatione,  turn  oratorla,  tum 
praeclpue  poetica,  deque  recltatlone  veterum.— De 
Phllosophoi-nin  sectls  liber.— Poetlcnrum  lii- 
gtltntloiium  llbri  III.- De  rlletorlcae  natnra  ac 
coustltutione  et  autlquia  rhetorlbus .  .  .— Commenta- 
rlorum   rhetorlcoi-um,  slve  oratorlarum   inatitu- 


voss 


4772 


VOYAGE,  etc. 


tlonum  Uliri  VI.— De  veterum  poetarnm  tempo- 

ribng  Ubrl  II,  qui  sunt  do  poetla  Graecls  et  Latlnls. 

V.  4.— Ars  historlca ;  Do  lilstorlcls  Graecls  Ubrl  IV ; 
De  lilstorlcls  Latluls  Ubri  III;  Hlstorlae  universalis 
epitome ;  Opuscula  et  eplstolae. 

Contents  of  Opuscula.  In  L.  Attii  fragmenta. — De 
eognitlonc  giil  libellus.— Cansilium  Crrcgorio 
XV  Pontiftcl  Maximo  exhlbltum  per  Mlchaelem 
Lonlgum,  cul  nunc  praetatlo  et    censura    accessit 

Gerarai  Joannls  VossU.— In  Q.  Knnli  fragmenta 

Eplstolae  selectiores. — Oratlo  iu  obitum  Thomae 
Krpenil. — Commentarlus  de  rebus  pace  belloque 
gestls  Doiiitni  Fablaiit.— Oratlo  de  hlstorlae  ntllt- 
<ate.— In  Livli  Aiidronlci  fragmenta.  —  In*  Cn. 
Naevlt  fragmenta.— In  eplstolam  Flinil  de  Clirls- 
tianls  et  edlcta  Caesarum  Romauprura  adversus 
Gbrlstlauos,  commentarlus.  —  Apborlsml  de  statu 
ecclesfae  rostaurando,  ex  conslllo  Gregorlo  XV  Pon- 
tlflcl  Maximo  exhlblto  per  Mlchaelem  Lonlgum  et 
censura  Gerardl  Joannls  VossU.— De  studlornniL 
ratioue  dlasertatio  gemina. 

V.  6 — De  theologia  GentlU,  et  physlologla  Chris- 
tiana; slye  de  origlne  ac  progressu  Idolatriae.  In- 
cluding': E.  Mosis  Malmonldae  de  Idololatrla  liber 
cum  Interpretallone  Latina  et  notls  DlonysU  VossU. 

V.  6. — Tractacus  theologlcl. 

Contents,  De  baptismo  dlspufationes  XX,  et 
una  de  sacramentorum  vl,  ac  efficacia.— Chroiio- 
loglne  sacrae  Isagoge,  slve  de  ultlmls  mundi 
antlqultatibus,  ac  imprimis  de  temporlbus  rerum 
Hebraearum,  dissertatlo  VIII. — Theses  theologicae  et 
hiatorloae  de  varlls  doctrliiae  Cliristlaiiae  capl- 
tltous,  quas  ollm  dtspulandas  proposult  In  academia 
Leldenal.^Harmoiiiae  evaiigelicae  de  passlone, 
morte,  resurrectione,  ac  ascensione  Jeau  Chrlstl,  Sal- 
vatorla  nostri,  Ubri  III.— Dissertatlo  gemina;  una  de 
Jegu  CUi'istI  genealogia,  altera  de  annls  qulbus 
natus,  baptizatus,  mortuus. — Dissertatlo  epiatollca  de 
jure  xnagistratus  in  rebus  ecclesiasticls.-j-Frag- 
mentum  de  ]>ldfnichaeis  et  Stoicis,uunquam  ante- 
hac  edltum. — Hiatorlae  de  controverslls  quas  Pela- 
glns  ej  usque  reliquiae  moverunt,  Ubrl  VII.— Ke- 
sponslo  ad  judicium  Hermannl  Ravenspergerl,  de 
libro,  ad  Hugone  Grotlo  V.  CI.  pro  cathoUca  flde  de 
satisfactione  Jesu  Christi,  scrlpto  adversus 
Faustum  Socinum.  —  Dlssertatlones  tres  de  trlbus 
syntbolis,  apostolico,  At&anasiano,  et  Constantino- 
politano. 

De  Dlcty  Graeco,  de  Dictys   Latino  ...    3   pp. 

(Dlctys,  of  Crete,  De  hello  Trojano,  v.  1,  p.  12:  Valpy, 
A.  J.,  Seript.  Xa(.)— De  Florb.  6  pp.  (Floras,  L.  A., 
Epitome  rerum  Rom.  v.  1,  p.  18:  Valpy,  A.  3.,  Script.  Lat.) 
—Vita  TIU  liivii.  «  pp.  (Llvius  Patavlnus,  T.,  Hist. 
Ubri,  ed.  A.  Vrakenborcli,  v.  7,  1746,  p.  1;  v.  15,  pt.  1,1828, 
p.  1.)— Vita  Sallustil.  6  pp.  (Salluati'usCrispus,  C, 
Opera  omnia,  v.  1,  p.  12:  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  homnies,  v.  13. 

and  others.    Notitia  literaria  de  C.  Julio 

Caesare.  l^Ex  ed.  Bipont,  1803.]  18  pp.  (Caesar,  C.  J., 
Opera  omnia,  v.  5,  p.  2027  :  V^lpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Voss,  Isaac.  1618-89.  De  antiqua  urbis 
liomae  magnltudihe.  112  pp.  (Graevius,  J.  G.,  Thes. 
antiq.  Bom.  v.  i,  p.  1493.)— De  trireniium  et  Uburni- 
caPum  constructlone  dissertatlo.  15  pp.  (Graevius, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Bom.  v.  12,  p.  705.) 

(Ed.)    Vossii  Etymologicon  linguae  La-' 

tinae.    See  Voss,  G.  J. 

NiceroM,  J.  P.    Mem.  des  hommes,  v.  13. 

Voss,  Johann  Heinrioh.     1751-1836.     Saemt- 

liche  gedichte.  Koenigsberg,  1803.  7  v. 
16°.  3357 

Contents.  Zeltmessung  der  deutsclien  sprache, 
V.  7. — £^legieii,v.  3.— Eplgrainme,  v.  6. — Idyllen, 
v.  2. — Die  llchtscheuen,  ein  epos  in  5  fabeln,  v.  6. — 

l4ieder,  v.  4-6.— Luise,  v.  1.— Oden,  v.  3-6 "Ver- 

misclite  gedlclite,  v.  6. 

Saemmtliche  poetische  weike  herausg. 

von  Abraham  Voss,  nebst  einer  lebensbe- 
schreibung  und  charakteristik  von  Friedrich 
G.  Theodor  gchmid.    Leipzig,  1835.     r.  8°. 

3853 

Contents.  Epigranime.  —  Idyllen,— Die  liclit- 
sclieuen.eln  epos  iu  5  fabeln — Luise.— Oden  itiid 

eleglen,— Oden  uud  lieder Scliinid,  F.  E.  T. 

Leben. — Veruiischte  gediclite. 

Antisymbolik.     Stuttgart,  1834-26.     8  v. 

in  1,  8°.  —3377 

Briefe,    herausg.    von    Abraham    Voss. 

Heidelberg,  1833-88.    8  pts.  in  1  v.  13°.    4717 


Contents.    Die  Bettenburg,  pt.  3.— BriefwecH- 

sel  zwlschen  H.  Voss  und  Jean  Paul,  pt.  1.— Byron, 
G.  G.  N.,  Baron.  Aoht  hebraeisohe  lieder,  pt.  3. 
—  Ernstes  uud  heiteres  allerlel,  pt.  3.— Mlt- 
theilungen  ueber  Goethe  und  Schjiler  in  brlefen, 
pt.  2.— Brleto  an  Christian  von  Trnchsess,  pt.  2.— 
Voss.  E.    Aus  den  leben  von  Helnrlch  Voss,  pt.  3. . 

liulse,  poem.    3  pp.    [Fraser's  Mag.  v.  39,  1849,  p, 

451.) 

(Tr.)     Albius  Tibullus  und  Lygdamus. 

TJebersetzt  und  erklaert.  See  Tibullus,  A., 
and  Lygdamus. 

( Tr.)    Des  P.  Virgilius  Marc  laendliche 

gedichte  uebersetzt  und  erklaert.  See  Vir- 
gilius Maro,  P. 

(Tr.)    Homers  Odyssee.    See  Homerus. 

Heebst,    W.     Johauu    Heinrioh   Voss. 

1873-76,  2  V.  in  3. 

Paulus,  H.   E.  G.    Lebens-  und   todes- 

kunden  ueber  Johann  Heinrioh  Voss.     1826. 

Necrology:    Voss.     3  pp.     (Valpy,  A.  J.,    Class. 

Journ.  v.  34, 1826,  p.  123.)— Voss,  E.  Aus  dem  leben 
von  V.    39  pp.    (Voss,  J.  H.,  Briefe,  pt.  3,  p.  1.) 

Voss«  Sophie' Wilhelmine  Charlotte  Marie, 
Oraefln  von.  1729-1814.  Sixty-nine  years 
at  the  court  of  Prussia.  Tr.  from  the  Ger- 
man by  Emily  and  Agnes  Stephenson.  Lon- 
don, 1876.  3  V.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of,  by  J.  M. 
Gardet,  in  Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  66,  1876, 
p.  5.)  5867 

Voss.    See  also  Vossius. 

Vosselare,  Belgium.  Potter,  F.  de,  and 
Broecl£aert,.J.  Vosselare.  63  pp.  (/re  ffie?V  Geschied- 
enis  van  de  gemeenteu  der  provinoie  Oost-Vlaan- 
deren,  1  s.  v.  7.) 

Vossius,  Gerard.    Niceron,  J.  P.    Mem.  des 

hommes^v.  13. 
Vossius.    See  also  Voss. 
Votos  eu  los  uegocios  vaA»  notables. 

Vallarta,  I.  L..  —3356 

Volscli,  Wilhelm.  Gains  Marius  als  refor- 
mator  des  roemischen  heerwesens.  48  pp.  (Samml. 
wissens.  vorlrg.  n.  s.  v.  1, 1886,  p.  193.)— Die  verthellung" 
der  menschen  ueber  die  er<le  und  die  ursachen  der 
verschledenen  volksverdicbtung  in  den-  einzelnen 
erdthellen.  47  pp.  iSamml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  19, 1884, 
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Votum  ad  oceannm  pro  felici  naviga- 

tlone.    4  pp.    (Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  3,  p. 
320;  Wernsdorf,  J.  C,  Poet.  Lat.  min.  v.  4,  p.  314.) 
Vouet,  Simon.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his 

Hist,  des  pelntres:  Ecole  frangalse,  v.  1.    8  pp. 

Vonlton,    Priory.    Bourquelot,    F.    Notice 

hlstorlque  et  archeologlque  sur  le  prleure  de  V.  pr^s 
Provlns.  13  pp.  iBiUioth.  Boole  d.  Cliartes,  v.  6.  1844. 
p.  331.) 

Vows.    Andrews  or  Andrewes,  L.    Speech 

delivered  In  the  starr-chamber,  coucernlug  vowes,  in 
the  Countesae  of  Shrewsburles  case.  11  pp.  [In  A<j 
Two  answers  to  Cardinal  Perron,  etc.  p.  96:  Libr. 
Angl.-  Cath.  Theol.) 

Vox  and  tlie  wolf.  (Early  English  poem.) 
7  pp.  (Maetzner,  B.,  Altengl.  sprackproben,  v.  1,  pt.  1, 
p.  130.)  «      J-       ^         ,         .i-      . 

Vox  claiuantis,  necnon  chronica  tripar- 
tita.   Gower,  J.     (Boxburghe  Club.)       1362 

Vox  ecclesiie;  or,  the  doctrine  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church  on  episcopacy 
and  apostolical  succession,  embracing  a 
refutation  of  the  work  known  as  "Goode 
on  orders."    Phila.  1866.     12°.  —1268 

Vox  paciflca:  a  voice  tending  to  the 
pacification  of  God's  wrath.  Wither,  G., 
Miscel.  worlcs,  V.  2.     [Spenser  Soe.)  1315 

Voyage  A  la  Sainte-Iiarnie  de  Ven- 
dduie,  Lacroix  de  Roohambeau,  A.  L.  de 
V.',  Marquis  de  Mochambeau.  —1152 

Voyage  across  <.he  Atlantic.    14  pp. 

(Vem.  Rev.  v.  9, 1841,  p.  236.)      ' 


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Voyage  and  valiant  flebt  of  the  Con- 
tent, 1B91.    3  pp.    (Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  y.  i,  p.  40.) 

Toyage  arcta^ologique  en  Grfice  et  en 

Asie  Mineure.    Le  Bas,  P.,  Landron,  D.  E., 

and  Waddington,  W.  H.     6  v.     .  3791 

Toyage  au  I'ond  de  la  liapponte.    80 

■    pp.    Maupertuis,  P.  L.  M.  de,  (Euvi-es,  v.  3,  p.  177. 

Voyage  aiitour  de  ma  clianibre.    206 

pp.    Maisti'e,  X.,  ComU  de,  Oiuvres  compl.  v.  1,  p.  1. 

Voyage  aux  Indes  orientales,  pendant 

les  annfees  1802-06.     Tombe,  0.  F.    3  v.    2403 

Voyage  anx  regions  ^quinoxiales  du 

nouveau  continent.     Humboldt,  F.  W.  H. 
A.,  Freiherr  von,  and  Bonpland,  A.    4  v. 

—1402 
Voyage  by  sea  of  Englisbmen,  Danes, 

and  Flemmlngs  to  Joppa,  llO'i.    3  pp.    (Hakluyt,  K., 
Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  47.) 

Voyage  cbez  M.  Blaise.    24  pp.    Dude- 

Tant,  L.  A.  (Gr.  Sand,  pseud.),  VemUres  pages,  p.  35. 

Voyage  d'Alcimfidon,  ou  naufrage  qui 

conduit  au  poi't.    94  pp.   .(Garnler,  C.  U.  T.,  Voyages 
imag.y.  10,  p.  1.) 

Voyage  dans  la  bafese  et   la  bante 

Egypte.    Denon,  D.  v.,  Baron.     2  v.    P.30 

Voyage   dantesque.    128   pp.    Ampere, 

J.  J.  A.,  La  Gr^ce,  Rome,  et  Dante,  p.  229. 

Voyage  de  1'A.sie  Mineure.    Laborde, 

L.  E.  S.  J.,  Marquis  de.  P.32 

Voyage  de  la  Syrie.    Laborde,  L.  E.  S. 

J.,  Marquis  de.  '  P.32 

Voyage    de    Sarab     Bernbardt    en 

Am6rique.     Golombier,  M.  5813 

Voyage  du  jeune  Anacbarsis  en  Grece. 

Bai-thelemy,  J.  J.,  Abbi.     8  v.  ,  2737 

Voyage  d'un  Egyptien  eii  Syrie  . .  . 

au  14  si^cle  avant  notre  ere.     Ohabas,  F.  J., 

and  Goodwin,  C.  W.  1422 

Voyage   en   Allemagne   et  en   SuSde. 

Catteau-Calleville,  J.  P.  G.    3  v.  1408 

Voyage  en  Egypte  et  en  Nubie.    Ampeire, 

J.  J.  A.  1777 

Voyage  en  Espagne  d'un  ambassadeur 

marocain.    Sauvaire,  H.  (Tr.)  1468 

Voyage   en   Italie.    Barth61emy,   J.'  J., 

Abb6.  1408 

Voyage  en  Ilalie,  ou  considerations  sur 

1 'Italie.     Duclos,  C.  P.  1408 

Voyage  en  Orient,  Nouveau.    Lamartine, 

A.  de,  CEuvres  compl.  v.  33.  — 1138 

Voyage  en  Orient,  Souvenirs  .  .  .  pendant 

un.    3  V.    Lamartine,  A.  de,  CEuvres  compl. 

V.  6-8.  .'  —1123 

Voyage  en  Perse.    Flandin,  E.  N.,  and 

CoBte,X.P.     6v.  ■  P.  83 

Voyage    g^ologiqne    aux    Antilles. 

Sainte-Glaire.     Deville,  C.      -  —1621 

Voyage  intended  by  Henry  IV  to  the 

Holy  Land,  1113.    2  pp.    (Hakluyt,  B.,  royajcs,  v.  2,  p. 
178.) 

Voyage    into    tbe    Mediterranean, 

Journal  of  a.    Digby,  Sir  K.    {Camden  Sac. 

No.  96.)  1594 

Voyage  made  by  tbe  family  of  tbe 

Beaucliainps,  with  R.  Curtols  to  Jerusalem,  1096. 
1  p.    (Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  44.) 

Voyage  m^tallurgiqne  en  Angle- 
terre.  -  Duf  renoy ,  P.  A. ,  and  Elie  de  Beau- 
mont, J.  B.  A.  L.  L.     3  V.  —3746 

Voyage  musical  en  Allemagne.  Ber- 
lioz, H.  L.    2  v..  —2745 

Voyage  of  a  certain  Englisbman  into 

Tartaiia,  and  Irom  thence  Into  Poland  and  Hungary, 
1243.    3  pp.    (Hakluyt,  R.,  rojoyes,  v.l,  p.  22.) 


Voyage  of  certaine  Englisbmen  sent 

by  tbe  freuch  king  to  Gonatanlinuple,  about  500.  1  p. 
(Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  37.) 

Voyage  of  certaine  Englisbmen  under 

Lewis  the  French  king,  unto  the  Holy  Land,  1147. 
1  p..    (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  61.) 

Voyage  of  Columbus.    80  pp.    Rogers, 

S.,  Fuems,  p.  a3. 

Voyage  of  discovery  towards  the 
Kortb  pole.    Beechey,  Capt.  F.  W.    2464 

Voyage  of  5  marcbants'  ships  of  Lon- 
don into  Turkie,  1586.  6  pp.  (Hakluyt,  &,,  Voyages, 
V.  2,  p.  Vh.) 

Voyage  of  H.  M.  sbip  Rosamond  to 

Newfoundland.     Chappell,  Lieut.  E.      2465 
Voyage    of    Saint   Brendan.    22   pp. 

(ijublin.  Univ.  Mag.  v.  31,  1848,  p.  89.) 

Voyage  of  ship  Jesus  to  Tripolis  in  Bar- 

bary,  1583.    9  pp.    (Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  306.) 

Voyage  of  the  "  Fox  "  in  the  Arctic  seas. 

M'Clintock,  Sir  F.  L.  2465 

Voyage  of  tbe  Susan  to  Constantinople, 

1682.    7  pp.    (Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  285.J 

Voyage  of  8  ambassadours  sent  in  the 

time  ol  King  Edward  the  Confessor  unto  Constanti- 
nople and  EphesuB,  1066.  2  pp.  (Hakluyt,  E.,  .Voy- 
ages, V.  2,  p.  40.) 

Voyage  of  2  Englishmen  to  the  river 

Plate,  1527.    1  p.    (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  y.  4,  p.  228.) 
Voyage  of  2  ships  for  the  discovery  of 
north  parts,  1627.    2  pp.    (Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  3, 
p.  167.) 

Voyage    pittoresque    de   la   Gr£ce. 

Choiseul-Gouffier,  M.  G.  A.   F.,  Comte  de. 

2  V.  P.28,2 

Voyage  to  Cadiz  in  1625.    GlanviUe,  J. 

(Camden  Soe.  n.  s.  No.  82.)  1504 

Voyage  to  New  Guinea.  Forrest,  T.  2492 
Voyage  to  Saint  Domingo.    WimpfiEen, 

F.  A.  S.,  Baron  de.  2484 

Voyage  to  Sibier  and  the  river  of  Ob,  by 

land,  declared  in  a  letter  to  Q.  Mercator.  4  pp. 
(Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  B75.) 

Voyage   to    South  America.    Juan  y 
•    Santacilia,  J.,  and  Ulloa,  A.  de.    2  v.     2483 
Voyage  to  tbe  Hebrides.    250  pp.    Pen- 
nant, T.    {In  his  Tour  in  Scotland,  v.  2,  p.  179;  and 
Plnkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  250.) 

Voyage  to  tbe  isles  of  Candia  and 

Ohio,  1534-35.    2  pp.    (Hakluyt,  E.,  Foj/apes,  V.  2,  p.  208.) 

Voyage  to  Virginia,  1586,  for  reliefe  of 

the  colonle.    2  pp.    (Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  323.) 

Voyage  with  3  ships,  1587,  wherein  was 

transported  the  2  colonle.  10  pp.  (Hakluyt,  E.,  Voy- 
ages,  v.  3,  p.  340.)  ^ 

Voyages  h  Peking,  Mauille,  et  rile  de 
France,  faits  dans  i'intervalle  des  annees 
1784al801.     Guignes.C.  L.  J.  de.    3  v.    1408 

Voyages  and  adventures  of  Capt.  Robert 
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Dana,  R.  H.,  Jr.    Two  years  before  the 

mast.    1869. 

Davis,  J.    Voyages   and  wotks.    1880. 

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FiTZ-Roy,  Admiral  R.     Narrative  of  the 

surveying  voyages  of  [the]  Adventure  and 
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Jukes,  J.  B.    Narrative  of  the  surveying 

voyage  of  H.  M.  S.  :^ly.     1847,  2  v. 

KiECHEL,  S.     Reisen,  aus  3  handschrif  ten 

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La  Mottraye,  A.  de.    Travels  through 

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LiTHGOW,    W.     Travels    and    voyages 

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Maekham,   C.  R.  (Ed.)    The  Hawkins' 

voyages  during  the  reigns  of  Henry  VIII, 
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Maemont,  a.  F.  L.  V.  de.  Duo  de  Sagusa. 

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in   Europe,   Asia,    and    Africa,    1396-1437. 

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Shippen,  E.     Thirty  years  at  sea.     1879. 

Tterman,  D.,  and  Bennet,  G.    Journal 

of  voyages  and  travels.     1831,  3  v. 

1.  Barkley,  G.    Brlefe  memorian  of  the  great  travells 

of.  7  pp.  (Purchas,  S.,  Sis  pilgHmei,  v.  3,  p.  626.)— 
Boner,  E.  Notes  taken  out  of  his  Journall.  B  pp. 
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Kulvet,  A.  Admirable  adventures  and  strange,for- 
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Fcthnclila  de  Ratlsbonne,  dans  le  XII  sl^cle.  112  pp. 
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Thesame.    1814-15,  3  v.    {Kerr,  R.,  Voy- 
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Voyage  towards  the  South  pole,  and 

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Grammaticae  Arabicae  elementa  et  for- 

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\  —  i,  v.  1.  J  ~  iJi  ^-  ^- 

•  Supplementum,  continens  verborum  lin- 
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oribus  Persicis  et  lingua  Sanscrita  et  aliis 
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VuUiemin,  Louis.  1797-1879.  Canton  de 
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3637 

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Do  rofdce  des  rois  d'arines,  des  h^rauts,  et  des 

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See  also  Slahfibltfirata.— Puranas.— Ved&nta.— 
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Vymyoso,    See  Vimioso. 

Vyse,  Maj.-Gen.  Richard  William  Howard. 
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Wachsmnth,   von  Mudnhusen.    13  cent. 

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A-L,  V.  1.  M-Z,  T.  2. 

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V.  61,  1874,  p.  264.)— Theory  of  wages.  20  pp. 
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machines  agricoles.  26  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1860, 
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See  also  Capital.— Labor.— Trades  unions. 

Waggaman,  Mrs.  Mary  T.    Legend  of  the 

mistletoe.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  44, 1872,  p.  161.) — 
Teddy's  triumph.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  43, 
1871,  p.  690.) 

Waggoner,  The.    29  pp.    Wordsworth,  W., 

Poet,  worlcs,  v.  2,  p.  66. 

Wagbars,    Kathiawar    and   the.     39    pp. 

■Wyllle,  J.  W.S.,  Essaiys,  p.  320. 
Wagler,  Johann.     Serpentum  Brasiliensium 

species  novae.     See.Spix,  J.  B.  von. 
Wagner,  Adolph  Heinrich  Gotthilf .    1835—. 

Die  veraenderuug   der    karte    von  Europa.    40  pp. 

(Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  6, 1871,  p.  223.) 

Wagner,  Albrecht.  1827-71.  On  the  pro- 
cess of  repair  after  resection  and  extirpa- 
tion of  bones.  Translated,,  with  an'  appen- 
dix of  oases,  by  T.  Holmes,  M.  A.  London, 
1859.  8°.  (TFii/i  Kussmaul,  A.,  and  Ten- 
ner, A. ,  Epileptiform  convulsions :  New  Syd- 
enham Soc.)  —3775 

Wagner,  Albrecht.  Ueber  den  moench  von 
Heilsbronn.  Strassburg,  1876.  8°.,  (Brink, 
B.  ten,  and  Scherer,  W.,  Quellen  und  forsch- 
ungen,  v.  15.)  — 3166 

Wagqer,  August.  Feldzug  der  K.  preus- 
sischen  armee  am  Ehein  ifa  jahre  1793. 
Aus  den  hinterlassenen  papieren  des  Her- 
zogs  von  Braunschweig  zusammengestellt. 
Mit  einer  karte.    Berlin,  1831.     8°.         3683 

Wagner,  Christoph.  EEicHLiN-MELDEaa, 
K.  A.,  Freiherr  von.  Die  deutsohen  volks- 
bueoher  von  Johann  Faust  und  Christoph 
Wagner.  1849,  2  v.  (Scheible,  J.,  .K'iostej', 
V.  11,  a.  b.) 

Dlebler,  A.    Faust-  und  Wagnerpautomlmen  In 

England.  14  pp.  {Jnglia,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  341.)— Tolet, 
F.  S.  Ghrlstoph  Wagner's  leben  und  thaten.  188  pp. 
(Schelble,  J.,  Kloster,  v.  3,  a.  p.  1.) 

Wagner,  Georg  Philipp  Eberhard  (Ed.) 
1794-1873 .  Publius  Virgilius  Maro  varietate 
lectionis  et  perpetua  adnotatione  illustratus 
a  C.  G.  Heyne.    See  Virgilius  Maro,  P. 

Wagner,  Gottlob  Heinrich  Adolf  (Ed.) 
1774-1835.  Opere  di  Giordano  Bruno.  See 
Bruno,  G. 

Wagner,  Heinrich.  Fremdiaendsche  ge- 
rlohtshaeuser.  4  pp.  (Durm,  J.,  and  others.  Hand- 
huchderarchitekturjitheil,  v.  7,  p.  186.)— Schank-  und 
speise-locale,  kaHeehaeuser  und  restaurants; 
Musik,  schau-  und  huehnenspiel-hallen ;  tanz-Iocale; 
Volkshelustlgungs-gaerten  und  sonsttge  groessern 
anlagen  filer  oeflentllche  lustbarkelt;  Aulagen  fuer 
ballspiel  und  verwandteu  sport.  140  pp.  (Durm,  J., 
and  others,  Handbuch  der  architektur,  4  theil,  v.  4,  pp.  3, 

■      107, 131,  403.) 


and   others.     Entwerfen,    anlage,   und 

einriehtungdergebaeude.  Darmstadt,  1885- 
88.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Durm,  J.,  and  others, 
Handbuch  der  architektur,  4  theil,  v.  4  ;  v.  6, 
pt.  2;v.  7.)  —1765 

and  Wallot,  Paul.  Parlamentshaeuser. 

42  pp.  (Durm,  J.,  and  others,  Handbuch  der  architektur, 
4  then,  v.  7,  p.  404.) 

Wagner,  Hermann   (Ed.)    Geographisohes 

iahrbuch.     See  Behm,  E. 
Wagner,  Johann  Augustin.     De  0.  Valerii 

riaccl  vita  et  carmine.  11  pp.  (Valerius  Flaccua,  C, 
Argonauticon,  v.  1,  p.  cxclli:  Lemaire,  N.  E.,  Biblioth. 
class,  Lat.) 

Wagner,  Johann  Jakob.    Erdmann,  J.  E. 

In  his  Yersuch  eluer  wlss.  gesoh.  der  neuern  phllos. 
v.  3,  pt.  2,  p.  ^36.    25  pp. 

Wagner,  Johann  Rudolf.  1822-80.  Hand- 
book of  chemical  technology.  Tr.  and  ed. 
from  the  8  German  ed.,  with  extensive  ad- 
ditions, by  William  Crookes.  London,  1872. 
8°.  —1594 

and  Fischer,  Ferdinand  (.Eds.)  Jahres- 

bericht  ueber  die  fortschritte  und  leistungen 
der  chemischen  technologie,  1855-90.  Leip- 
zig, 1856-91.    35  V.  8°.  —1597 

Wagner,  Johann  Wilhelm.  Eloge  de  W". 
2  pp.    (Berlin  Akad.  wissens.  Mim.  1746,  p.  473.) 

Wagner,  Karl  (Ed.)  Brief e  aus  dem 
freundeskreise  von  Goethe,  Herder,  Hoepf- 
ner,  und  Merck.     Leipzig,  1847.     p.  8°. 

—3176 

Wagner,  Louis.  Thaxter,  C.  A  memo- 
rable murder.  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  35, 1876,  p. 
602.) 

Wagner,  Moritz.  1813—.  Naturwissen- 
schaftliche  reisen  im  tropischen  Amerika, 
ausgefuehrt  auf  die  veranlassung  und  mit 
unterstuetzung  weiland  Sr.  M.  des  Koenigs 
Maximilian  U  von  Bayern.  Stuttgart,  1870. 
8°.  —1696 

Der  Kaiikasus  und  das  land  der  Eosaken,  in  den 

jahren  1843.  16  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev.  v.  60, 1849, 
p.  261.)— Blarmler,  X.  Voyage  en  Perse,  par  W.  27 
pp.    { Correspondant,  v.  34, 1854,  p.  210.) 

Wagner,  Richard.    See  Wagner,  W.  R. 

Wagner,  Rudolph.  1805-64.  Icones  Zoo- 
tomicae.  Handatlas  zur  vergleichenden 
anatomie  nach  fremden  und  eigenen  unter- 
suchungen.    Leipzig,  1841.     fo.  — 2611 

- —  Lehrbuch  der  zootomie.    Leipzig,  1843- 

.47.    2v.ini,  8°.  —1605 

Contents.    Prey,  H.,  and  Leuckart,  R.    Lehrbuch 

der  anatomie  der  wirbellosen  thiere,  v.  2.— Wagner, 

E.    Lehrbuch  der  anatomie  der  wirbelthiere,  v.  1. 

Samuel  Thomas  von  Soemmering 's  leben 

und  verkehr  mit  seinen  zeitgenossen.  Leip- 
zig, 1844.  2  pts.  in  1  v.  8°.  (Soemmering, 
S.  T.  von,  Vom  baue  des  menschlichen  koer- 
pers,  V.  1.)  •  —1694 

Wagner,  Wilhelm  (.Ed.)  1843-80.  Carmina 
graeca  medii  aevi.    Lipsiae,  1874.    8°.    3283 

Contents.  'AAefi'ou  Kofivrjvov  TTOiTjjLia  wapaiveTiKov. — 
©p^vos  Trepi  TafivpKdyyov. — 'Efjifxapovrif^  rewpyiAAa  ®a,va- 
jiKov  TTls  PoSov.^— MavoTjX  %K\dpov  SujiA'^opa  Tijs  Kp)Jn79. — 
%T€^dvov  Tou  SavA^Kij  trrixoi  <aX  epjutijcetat.  —  Tou  avTou 
gtIxoi.  Kat  epjttijvetat,  €Tt  Kal  d^T)7^(ret9. — Ilepi  yepoi'TOs  rot 
/iTjv  irapT)  (coptT(ri.  —  Swva^aptoi'  tou  TLixrjfkivoi  yaSdpov. — 
Vaddpov,  AuKov  Kt  aAouTrovs  Sirjyrjais  utpaia,  —  AtijyTjcrts 
iraL6LOC^pa<7T09  Tuiv  TeTpairoStov  ^tatav. — IIoiiAoAoyos.- — Ai^- 
YJItrts  TOU  IIwptKoAdyou. — -nepi  T^5  ^eviTeias. —  Ety  BeveTiac. 
^Iwavi'Ou  IltKaropou  TOU  eK  TToAetoj  PTj^Ujttrjj?  TTOirjp.a  eis 
TOj/  TTiKphv  Kat  aKopecTTOl'  afijj?. — 'AA(/)a^l)T0?  KaKawitTiKOl 
lic.\  t/fU^oxf eA^?.  —  At^y7j(Tls  'AttoAAwi/iou. — Btos  Kat  iroAt- 
Teta  Ttpos  SoKt/itijTciTOU  Kat  o-o(|)ti)TctTOU  yepovTO?. — AtiJyTjtri? 
Tot)  ffav^aoTov  avSpoq  Tov  \£yop.€vov  BcAttrapiou.  —  *E/A- 
Havovrj\  retupytAAa  'ItTToptKij  e^^yTjtTty  Trepi  BeAitrapiou. — 
'Pc/Adida  irepi  BeAttraptou. 


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Wagner,  Wilhelm  Richard.  1813-83.  Art 
life  and  theories,  selected  from  his  writings, 
and  tr.  by  Edward  L.  Burlingame.  New 
York,  1883.    p.  8°.    (Amateur  S.)        —3755 

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1849.     12°.  —1728 

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16°.  —1728 

Letters  to  his  Dresden  friends,  Theodor 

Uhlig,  Wilhelm  Fischer,  and  Ferdinand 
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Wales,  Lands  and  estates. 

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Wales,  Poetry. 

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The  famines  of    the  world  :  past   and 

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1  Gilds  :  their  origin,  constitution,  objects, 

and  later  history.  New  ed.  London,  1888. 
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Insurance  guide  and  handbook,  being  a 

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assurance,  and  a  handbook  of  the  best 
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Men  of  the  time :  a  biographical  dic- 
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Shilling  knightage  for  1863.     To  which 

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Tales  of    our  great    families.    London, 

1877.    3  V.  12°.  3813 

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3813 

Old  ahd  new  London.    See  Thornbury, 

G.  W.,  and  Waif ord,E. 

(Ed.)    Analogy  of  religion.    See  Butler, 

J.,  Bp,  of  Bristol  and  Durham. 

(Ed.)     The  Antiquary.    See  Antiquary, 

The. 

(Tr.)    Politics  and  economics.    See  Aris- 

toteles. 

Walford,    Mrs.    Lucy  Bethia    Colquhoun. 

1845 — .  Baby's  grandmother.  244  pp.  [Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  134, 1883,  pp.  403,  663,  756 ;  V.  135,  1884,  pp.  65, 
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Rigis,    L.     Romans    anglais.     Ouida ;  Walford ; 

Bhoda  Broughton.  66  pp.  (Cori-csi)ondan(,  n.  s.  v.  72, 
1877,  pp.  331,  421.) 

Walford,  Maj.  N.  L.  Parliamentary  gen- 
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Walford,  Bev.  William.  1773-1850.  Auto- 
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Walingforde,  William,  Abbot  of  St.  Al- 
bans. 16  cent.  Beglstrum.  162  pp.  {With  John,  of 
Whxthamstede,  Regisirum,  v.  2,  p .  140.) 

Walingforde.    See  aZso  Wallingford. 
Walk    from    liOndon   to    Fulliain. 

Croker,  T.  C.  1405 

Walk  round  Mont  Blanc.    Trench,  F. 

1467 

Walke,  Rear- Admiral  Hetay.  1808—.  Naval 
scenes  and  reminiscences  of  the  Civil  War 
in  the  United  States  on  the  southern  and 
western  vraters  during  the  years  1861-63. 
With  the  history  of  that  period.  With  illus- 
trations.    New  York,  1877.    8°.  2642 

Walker,  (— ),  and  Miles,  (— ),  {Pubs.) 
New  standard  atlas  of  the  Dominion  of 
Canada,  compiled  .  .  .  from  the  latest  official 
maps  and  surveys.    Montreal,  1875.     fo. 

1421 

Walker,  Aldace  F.  The  Vermont  brigade 
in  the  Shenandoah  valley,  1864.    Burlington, 

1869.  13°.  3647 
Walker,    Alexander.    Colombia :  being  a 

geographical,  statistical,  agricultural,  com- 
mercial, and  political  account  of  that  coun- 
try. [Anon.]  London,  1833.  2  v.  8°.  1635 
Walker,  Alexander.  Beauty  illustrated  by 
an  analysis  and  classification  of  beauty  in 
woman,  with  a  critical  view  of  the  hypoth- 
esis of  Hume,  Hogarth,  Burke,  Knight, 
Alison,  etc.,  and  of  the  hypotheses  of  beauty 
in  sculpture  and  painting,  by  Leonardo  da 
Vinci,  Winckelmann,  Mengs,  Bossi,  etc. 
Illustr.  by  drawings  from  life  by  Henry 
Howard.    London,  1852.    8°.  —1734 

Intermarriage  ;  or,  the  mode  in  which, 

and  the  causes  why,  beauty,  health,  and 
intellect,  result  from  certain  unions,  and 
deformity,  disease,  and  insanity,  from 
others.  Illustr.  by  drawings.  London,  1838. 
13°.  —1607 

Pathology,  founded  on  the  natural  system 

of  anatomy  and  physiology.  New  York, 
1843.     13°.  —3787 

Walker,  Alexander  ( Tr.)  Apocryphal  Gos- 
pels, Acts,  and    Revelations.     Edinburgh, 

1870.  8°.    (Anti-Nicene  Christ.  Libr.  v.  16.) 

—3207 

Walker,  Amasa,iL.Z).  1799-1875.  Science 

of  wealth :  a  manual  of  political  economy, 

embracing  the  laws  of  trade,  currency,  and 

finance.     Boston',  1867.    8°.  —1306 

Bolles,  J.  A.    Walker's  Address  before  the  young 

men's  associations.  13  pp.  (Cfer.  £xam.  y.  16, 1331,  p. 
120.) 

Walker,  Augusta.    Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  C. 

Augusta  Walker.  10  pp.  (In  her  Eng.  female  artists, 
V.  2,  p.  152.) 

Walker,  C.  E.    Wallace,  a  tragedy.    58  pp. 

(Oxherry,  W.,  New  Eng,  drama,  v.  18.)— Warlock  of 
tlie  glen,  a  melo-drama.  20  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V., 
Boston  theat.  v.  15.) 

Walker,  Charles  D.  Memorial,  Virginia 
Military  Institute.  Biographical  sketches 
of  the  graduates  and  eldves  .  .  .  who  fell 
during  the  war  between  the  states.  Phila. 
1875.    8°.  3708 

Walker,  Charles  Manning.  1834—.  His- 
tory of  Athens  county,  Ohio,  and  incident- 
ally of  the  Ohio  Land  Co.  and  the  first  set- 
tlement of  the  state  at  Marietta,  with  per- 
sonal and  biographical  sketches  .  .  .    With 


map  and  portrails.    Cincinnati,   1869.    8°. 

(Ohio  valley  hist.  s.  v.  3.)  8594 
Sketch  of  the  life,  character,  and  public 

services  of  Oliver  P.  Morton.  Prepared  for 
~  the    Indianapolis    Journal.     Indianapolis, 

1878.     13°.  3871 

Walker,  Charles   Vincent  {Ed.)    1813-82. 

Manual  of  electricity.    See  Lardner,  D. 

(^0    Treatise    on   electricity.    See   La 

Rive,  A.  A.  de. 

Walker,  Clement.  —1651.  Compleat  his- 
tory of  Independency.  London,  1661.  sm. 
4°.  —1388 

Contents.  Anarcliia  Angllcana  :  or,  the  history 
of  Independency,  pt.  2.  By  Theodorus  Verax.— High 
court  of  Justice,  or  Cromwels  new  slaughterhouse 
In  England.  Being  the  3  part  of  the  history  of  Inde- 
pendency.—History  of  Independency,  i  and  last 
part.  By  T.  M.  Esijulre. -Eolations  and  ohservatlons, 
historical  and  politick,  upon  the  Parliament  begun 
A.  D.  1640.  Divided  Into  II  books:  1.  The  mystery  of 
thea  Junto's,  Presbyterian  and  Independent.  •  2.  The 
history  of  Independency,  etc.  Together  with  an  ap- 
pendlx,  touching  the  proceedings  of  the  Independent 
faction  in  Scotland,  pt.  1. 

— —  Relations  and  observations,  historical  arid 
politick,  upon  the  Parliament  begun  A.  D. 
1640.  Divided  into  2  books  :  I.  The  mystery 
of  the  2  Juntos,  Presbyterian  and  Indepen- 
dent. II.  The  history  of  Independency, 
etc.  Together  with  an  appendix,  touching 
the  proceedings  of  the  independent  faction 
of  Scotland.  London,  1648  ;  repr.  1815.  8°. 
(Maseres,  F.,  Traces,  V.  1.)  1553 

Tryal   of  Lt.-Col.  John  Lilburn.     3  ed. 

London,  n.  d.     13°.  —2357 

Walker,  David.    Some  account  of  the  rood 

screens   and    timber   work   of    Powys-Iand.    i   pp. 
(Powys-land  Club,  Coll.  v.  3,  p.  211.) 

Walker,  Donald.  Exercises  for  ladies  cal- 
culated to  preserve  and  improve  beauty  .  .  . 
founded  on  physiological  principles.  Lon- 
don, 1836.     16°.  —1797 

Manly    exercises ;   containing    rowing, 

sailing,    riding,  driving,  racing,   hunting, 

'  shooting,  and  other  manly  sports.  The 
whole  carefully  revised,  or  written,  by 
"Craven."  10  ed.  London,  I860.- p.  8°, 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)  —1798 

Walker,  Sir  Edward.  —1677.  Historical 
collections  of  several  important  transactions 
relating  to  the  late  rebellion  and  civil  wars 
in  England.    London,  1707.     fo.  1511 

Contents.  Short  review  of  the  life  and  actions  of  the 
late  King  Charles  ;  Brief  memorials  of  the  unfortu- 
nate success  of  His  Majesty's  army  and  affairs.  In  the 
year  1645;  His  Majesty's  happy  progress  and  success 
from  30  Mch.  to  23  Nov.,  1644 ;  Perfect  copies  of  all  the 
votes,  letters,  proposals,  and  answers  relating  unto, 
and  that  passed  In  the  treaty  held  at  Newport  in  the 
Isle  of  Wight  in  Sept.^  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1648  between 
King  Charles  I  and  a  committee  of  the  Lords  and 
Commons  of  Parliament.— Short  view  of  the  life  of 
Tho.  Howard,  Earl  of  Arundel  and  Surrey.— Obser- 
vations upon  the  annals  pub.  by  Hamond  liestrange 
of  the  reign  of  K.  Charles.— Full  answer  to  a  confused 
mixture  of  false,  traitorous,  and  contradictory  obser- 
vations on  the  life  and  actions  of  the  late  King  Charles 
pub.  by  Wm.  Lilley,  July,  1651.— Short  Journal  of 
several  actions  performed  In  the  kingdom  of  Scot- 
land, 1650.— Observations  upon  the  Inconveniences 
that  have  attended  the  frecjlient  promotions  to  titles 
of  honour  and  dignity  since  King  ^ames  came  to 
the  crown  of  England.  . 

Historical  discourses,  upon  several  occa- 
sions .  .  .    London,  1705.    fo.  1551 
iVbie.— Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Walker,  Mrs.  Edward  Ashley.  See  Walker, 
Mrs.  K.  K.  C. 


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1l'alker«  Francis.  1809-74.  Catalogue  of 
the  speoimeris  of  derniaptera  ealtatoria  and 
supplement  to  the  blattariae  in  the  collec- 
tion of  the  British  Museum.  London,  1869- 
71.     5  V.  8°.  —2645 

— —  Catalogue  of  the  specimens  of  hemiptera 
heteroptera  in  the  collection  of  the  British 
Museum.    Pts.    3,    6-8.    London,    1868-73. 

4  V.  8°.  —2645 

Catalogue  of  the  specimens  of  heterop- 

terouB-hemiptera  in  the  collection  of  the 
British  Museum.  Pts.  1,  8.  Scutata.  Lon- 
don, 1867.    2  V.  8°.  -2645 

Catalogue  of  the  specimens  of  neurop- 

terouB  insects  in  the  collection  of  the  British 
Museum.  London,  1852-53.  4  pts.  in  1  v. 
13°.    (Bnt.  Mus.  Cat.)  —2677 

List  of  the.  specimens  of  dipterous  insects 

in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum. 
London,  1848-55.  7  pts.  in  3  v.  12°.  {Brit. 
Mus.  Cat.)  —2677 

—  List  of  the  specimens  of  homopterous  in- 
sects in  the  collection  of  the  British  Mu- 
seum ;  and  supplement.    London,  1850-58. 

5  pts.  in  3  V.  12°.  —2677 

—  List  of  the  specimens  of  hymenopterous 
insects  in  the  collection  of  the  British  Mu- 
seum. Pts.  1,2.  Chalcidites.  London,  1846- 
48.     12°.     (Brit.  Mus.  Cat.)  —2677 

List  of  the  specimens  of  •  lepidopterous 

insects  in  the  collection  of  the  British  Mu- 
seum. London,  1854r-65.  32  pts.  in  15  v. 
12°.     {Brit.  Mils.  Cat.)  —2677 

Walker,  Francis  Amasa,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.  ■ 
1840 — .  Compendium  of  the  9  census,  June 
1,  1870.    Washington,  1872.    8°.  —3362 

-^—  History  of  the  2  army  corps  in  the  Army 
of  the  Potomac.     New  York,  1886.    8°.    2641 

The  Indian  question.    Boston,  1874.    13°. 

1658 

Land  and  its  rent.    Boston,  1883.    16°. 

—2343 
Money.    New  York,  1878.    8°.        —1303 

—  Money  in  its  relations  to  trade  and  in- 
dustry.   New  York,  1879.     12°.  —1397 

Political  economy.    New  York,  1883.    8°. 

{Am.  Sd.  S.)  —1366 

Statistical   atlas   of   the   United   States 

based  on  the  results  of  the  9  census  1870, 
with  contributions  from  many  eminent  men 
of  science  and  several  departments  of  the 
government.  Compiled  under  authority  of 
Congress.    [New  York],  1874.    fo.      —3312 

■ Statistics  of  the  population  of  the  United 

States,  embracing  the  tables  of  race,  nation- 
ality, sex,  selected  ages,  and  occupations. 
Washington,  1872.  4°.  {U, S.  Census  Office, 
9  CeMst«s,,v.  1.)  —3362 

— —  Statistics  of  the  wealth  and  industry  of 
the  United  States,  embracing  the  tables  of 
wealth,  taxation,  and  public  indebtedness  ; 
of  agriculture  ;  -manufactures ;  mining  ;  and 
the  fisheries.  Washington,  1873.  4°.  {U.S. 
Census  Qffiee,  9  Census,  \.  3.)  —3363 

^—  Vital  statistics  of  the  United  States,  em- 
bracing the  tables  of  deaths,  births,  sex,  and 
age,  to  which  are  added  the  statistics  of  the 
blind,  the  deaf  and  dumb,  the  insane,  and 
the  idiotic.  Washington,  1873.  4°.  {U.S. 
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The  wages  question  :  a  treatise  on  wages 

and  the  wages  class.    New  York,  1876.    8°. 

—1394 

The  world's  fair,  Philadelphia,  1876 :  a 

critical  account.  New  York,  1878.  8°.  —3715 

Belatlons  ol  race  and  nationality  to  mortality  In 

tlie  United  States.  18  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
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cent.  o/rej)u5Zic,  p.  211.)— Soclaligm.  32  pp.  (Fhillips 
Exeter  Lectures,  p.  47.) 

{Ed.)  United  States  Centennial  commis- 
sion. International  exhibition,  1876.  Re- 
ports and  awards.  Phila.  1878.  4  v.  8°.  —3714 

The  same.    Washington,  1880.    6  v.  8°. 

—3713 
See  also  United  States,  Census  Office.    9  Census ; 
10  Census. 

Walker,    Frederick.    [Notice  of.]    4   pp. 

[Brit,  painters  of  tlie  18  amd  19  cent.  p.  165.) 

Walker,  George,  D.  D.  —1690.  True  ac- 
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Walker,  George.  Laughton,  J.  K.  Priva- 
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Walker,  George    Leon.    Autumnal.    1  p. 

{Atlant.  Honthly,  T.  22, 1868,  p.  661.) 

Walker,  Gilbert.  16  cent.  Manifest  detec- 
tion of  the  most  vyle  and  detestable  use  of 
dice  play.  Ed.  by  J.  O.  Halliwell.  [Anon.] 
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Walker,  Sir  Hovenden.  Circa  1660-1726. 
Journal :  or,  full  account  of  the  late  expedi- 
tion to  Canada.  With  an  appendix.  Lon- 
don, 1720.     8°.  2467 

Walker,  James,  D.  D. ,  LL.  D.    Levering,  J. 

James  Walker.  3  pp.  (ValUe,  F.  0.,  and  Clark,H.  A.,' 
Harvard  Booh,  v.  1,  p.  169.)— Sermons.  11  pp.  (Bev. 
or  In  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  94, 1862,  p.  186.) 

Walker,  Mrs.  James  Bradford  Richmond. 

story  ol  Leah  and  Rachel.  10  pp.  (Barper's  Mag.  v. 
39, 1869,  p.  687.) 

Walker,  Jeanie  Mort.    Life  of  Capt.  Joseph 

Fry,  the   Cuban   martyr.    Hartford,  1875. 

8°.  3705 

Walker,  Jerome.    Summer  resorts  for  the 

debilitated  children  ot  Our  cities.    6  pp.    (Am.  Pub. 

Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  3,  p.  188.) 

Walker,  John.  Vieent.  Speotacula  Veneta, 
eplgrammatlbus  aliquot  celebrata.  4  pp.  (Graevlus, 
J.  G.,  Thes.  antiq.  Ital.  v.  6,  pt.  4.) 

Walker,  John,  D.  D.  —1730.  Attempt 
towards  recovering  an  account  of  the  num- 
bers and  sufferings  of  the  clergy  of  the 
Church  of  England,  heads  of  colleges,  fel- 
lows, scholars,  &c.  who  were  sequestered, 
harrass'd,  &c.,  in  the  late  times  of  the  Great 
Rebellion.    London,  1714.    3  pts.  in  1  v.  fo. 

—1381 

Walker,  John,  D.  D.    1731-1804.    Memoir 

of.  34  pp.  (Jardlne,  Sir  W.,  Nat.  Libr.  v.  3,  p.  17: 
Birds,  T.  3.)- 

Walker,  John.  1732-1807.  Critical  pro- 
nouncing dictionary  and  expositpr  of  the 
English  language  ...  5  ed.  London,  1810. 
4°.  R.14 

Pronouncing  dictionary  of  the  English 

language,  adapted  to  the  present  state  of 
literature  and  science.  By  B.  H.  Smart. 
7  ed.    London,  1865.    8°.  L.114 

Rhyming,  spelling,  and  pronouncing  dic- 
tionary of  the  English  language.  To  which 
...  is  added  an  index  of  allowable  I'hymes. 
New  and  revised  ed.    New  York,  n.  d.    13°. 

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Walker,  Rev.  John.  1770-1831.  Selection 
of  curious  articles  from  the  Gentleman's 
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8°.  4125 

Walker,  Jonathan.  1799-1878.  Trial  and 
imprisonment  of,  at  Pensacola,  Florida,  for 
aiding  slaves  to  escape  from  bondage.  With 
an  appendix  containing  an  account  of  his 
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13°.  —3317 

Walker,  Oen.  Joseph.    Popular  portraits. 

Gen.  Joaepli  Walker  of  Louisiana.    B  pp.    (Dem.  Bev. 
V.  25,  1849,  p.  368.) 

Walker,  Joseph  Burbeen.  1833—.  Birth  of 
the  federal  Constitution.  History  of  the 
New  Hampshire  convention  for  the  investi- 
gation, discussion,  and  decision  of  the  fed- 
eral Constitution  :  and  of  the  Old  North 
Meeting  House  of  Concord,  in  which  it  was 
ratified  by  the  9  state,  and  thus  rendered 
operative  at  1  o'clock  P.  M.,  on  Saturday, 
the  31  day  of  June,  1788.     Boston,  1888.    8°. 

—1344 

Walker,  Joseph  Cooper.  1763-1810.  His- 
torical memoirs  of  the  Irish  bards,  inter- 
spersed with  anecdotes  of,  and  occasional 
observations  on,  the  music  of  Ireland. 
Also,  an  historical  and  descriptive  account 
of  the  musical  instruments  of  the  ancient 
Irish,  and  an  appendix,  containing  several 
biographical  and  other  papers,  with  select 
Irish  melodies.     Dublin,  1786.    4°.      —3741 

Anecdotes  of  cliesg.    3  pp.    (Vallanoey,  C,  Coll.  de 

rehus  Sibern.  v.  5,  p.  366.) 

Walker,  Josiah.    Defence  of  order  :  a  poem. 

8  pp.    (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Sev.  v.  2, 1803,  p.  421.) 

Walker,  Mrs.  Katherine.Kent  Child.  Circa 
1840—.  The  cloak-cubby  and  the  blue-room ;  how  we 
lost  Aunt  Fanny.  11  pp.  (^Scriiner's  Monthly,  v.  2, 
1S71,  p.  625.)— Kclloea  from  an  old  parsonage. 
B  pp.  l,Allant.  Monthly,  v.  40,  1877,  p.  468.)— Fanny 
Wintlxrop's  treat.  9  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  4, 
1872,  p.  24.)— Mr.  'Wi^throp's  revenge.  10  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  77.)— One  of  the 
"dogs  of -war."  B  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. Y.iS.lmi,  p. 
762.)— Total  depravity  of  Inanimate  tblngg,  8 
pp.  (Atlant,  Monthly,  v.li,lS6i,  p.  367;  Mason,  E.  T., 
Humorous  masterpieces  from  Am.  lit.  v.  3,  p.  74.)  — 
The  Wlntlirop-Drury  affair.  17  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  10, 1876,  p.  763.) 

Walker,  Bev.  Norman  L.    Robert  Gordon. 

.8  pp.    (Disrvjptimi  worthies,  Mem.orial  of  1843,  v.  3,  p.  309.) 

Walker,  Patricius,  pseud.  See  Allingham, 
W. 

Walker,  Ralph.  Treatise  on  magnetism, 
with  a  description  and  explanation  of  a  me- 
ridional and  azimuth  compass.  London, 
1794.    8°.  —1526 

Walker,  Robert  John.    1801-69.    Report  on 

the  warehousing  system.   Washington,  1849. 

8°.    ( U.  S.  30  Cong.  2  sess.  Senate  exec.  doe. 

V.  4.)  —4573 

ZVb(e.^Also  In  Bound  pamph.  v.  231. 

St.  Matthew,  J.  H.    Walker's  administration  In 

Kansas.    13  pp.    ( Overld.  Monthly,  v.  G,  1870,  p.  B44.) 
.See  also  Dem.  Eev.  v.  16, 184B,  p.  1B7. 

Walker,  Sears  Cook.     1805-58.    Researches 

relative  to  the  planet  Neptune.    Ephemerls  of  the 
planet  Neptune.  112  pp.  (Smithson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  2.) 

Walker,  Thomas,  M.  D.  1715-94.  Journal 
of  an  exploration  in  the  spring  of  the  year 
1750.  With  a  preface  by  W.  C.  Rives.  Bos- 
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Walker,  Thomas,  and  Walker,  Thomas, 
Jr.  Xlspiiiasse,  F.  The  2  Thomas  Walkers.  17  pp. 
(In  his  Lancashire  worthies,  2  s.  p.  306.) 


Walker,  Thomas  Andrew.  1839—.  The 
Severn  tunnel  :  its  construction  and  diffi- 
culties. 1872-87.  With  5  portraits  and  up- 
wards of  40  sketches  and  plans.  London, 
1888.     r.  8°.  —2713 

Walker,  Thomas  Larkins.    —1860.    Histor- 

,  leal  account  of  the  church  of  St.  Margaret,  Stoke- 
Goldlng,  Leicestershire.  22  pp.  6  pi.  (Weale,  J., 
Q^art.  papers  on,architect.  v.  1.) 

Walker,  Rev.  William.  Life  and  times  of 
Rev.  John  Skinner,  of  Linshart,  Longside, 
Dean  of  Aberdeen.  3  ed.  London,  1888. 
13°.  4787 

Walker,  Rev.  William.  1633-84.  Treatise 
of  English  particles,  shewing  much  of  the 
variety  of  their  significations  and  uses  in' 
English  :  and  how  to  render  them  into  Latin 
according  to  the  propriety  and  elegancy 
of  that  language.  15  ed.  Corrected  and 
amended  by  A.  Tooke.    London,  1730.    8°. 

-3126 

Walker,  Oen.  William.  1824-60.  The  war 
in  Nicaragua.  With  a  colored  map.  Mo- 
bile, 1860.     12°-  1688 

DOTJBLEDAY,  C.    W.    Reminiscences   of 

the  "  filibuster  "  war  in  Nicaragua.     1886. 

Assollitnt,    A.    Walker    au    Nicaragua.    22    pt). 

(Bev.  d.  deua  mondes,  1856,  2  p6r.  v.  i,  p.  872.)— Pili- 
husters  In  Nicaragua.  36  pp.  (Dublin  Bev.  v.  43, 
1867,  p.  366.)— Nicaragua  and  the  filibusters.  14 
pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  79,  1856,  p.  314.) 

Walker,  William,  Jr.  Memoirs  of  the  dis- 
tinguished men  of  science  of  Great  Britain 
living  in  the  years  1807-8,  and  appendix. 
With  an  introduction  by  Robert  Hunt.  3  ed. 
London,  1864.     12°.  3843 

Walker,  Capt.  William  McCreary.  1818-66. 
Notes  on  screw    propulsion :   its  rise  and 

W)rogress.    New  York,  1861.     8°.  —3733 

alker,  William  Sidney.  1795-1846.  Crit- 
ical examination  of  the  text  of  Shakespeare, 
with  remarks  on  his  language  and  that  of 
his  contemporaries,  together  with  notes  on 
his  plays  and  poems.  London,  1860.  3  v. 
16°.  3396 

Two  unpublished  poems.    1  p.    (Maxmillan's 

Mag.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  460.) 

Walker   river,  Nevada.    Browne,  J.    R. 

The  Walker  river  country.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Maa.  v. 
31,  1865,  p.  700.)  i-r      I        J-  y 

Walklioff,  Ludwig.  1838—.  Trait6  com- 
plet  de  fabrication  et  rafflnage  du  Sucre  de 
betteraves.  2  ed.  frangaise.  Tr.  .  .  .  par  E. 
Merijot  et  J.  Gay-Lussac.  Paris,  1874.  2  v. 
8°-  -3733 

Walking.  Pettigeew,  J.  B.  Animal  loco- 
motion, or  walking,  swimming,  a"hd  flvins:. 
1874.     {Internat.  Sci.  S.) 

Holmes,  O.  W.    Physiology  of    walking.    11  pp. 

(In  his  Pages  from  an  old  volume,  p.  121.)— Thoreau, 
H.  D.  Walking.  18  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9, 1862,  p. 
657.)— TucUerman,  H.  T.  Walking.  12  pp.  (In  his 
Optimist,  p.  136.)  e,  vf     \ 

Walkley,  Stephen.    Southington.    30   pp. 

{Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  county.  Conn. 
v.  2,  p.  363.)  -  J  J  a' 

Walks  in  Edinburgh.    Chambers,  R. 

3587 
Walks  in  Paris.  Hare,  A.  J.  C.  1688 
Walks  in  Kome.    Hare,  A.  J.  C.    2  v. 

2756 

Walks  through  Bath.    Egan,  P.  ,   1405 

Wall,  Alfred  H.  Manual  of  artistic  colouring, 

as  applied  to  photographs.    London,  1861. 

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Wi&II,  Annie.  Sordello's  story  retold  In 
prose.     Boston,  1886.     12°.  1887 

Wall,  Charles  William,  D.  D.  1773—.  Ex- 
amination of  the  ancient  orthography  of  the 
Jews,  and  of  the  original  state  of  the  t8xt 
of  the  Hebrew  Bible.  London,,  1835-56. 
4  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  8, 
1836,  pp.  310,  633  ;  v.  16,  1840,  p.  139  ;  v.  50, 
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—3178 

^—  Reply  to  the  Edinburgh  Review.  26  pp.  (Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  9, 1837,  pp.  61,  234.) 

Wallj  Garret  Dorset.  Political  portraits,  No. 
24.  Garret  D.  Wall,  of  N.  J.  7  pp.  (Bern.  iJeu.  v.  9, 
1841,  p.  76.) 

Wall,  George  Fafkes,  and  Sawkins,  James 
Gay.  Memoirs  of  the  geological  survey. 
Report  on  the  geology  of  Trinidad  ;  or,  pt.  1 
of  the  West  Indian  survey.  London,  1860. 
r.  8°.  .-1653 

Wall;  Joseph.    Two  roniarkable  executions  : 

Gov.  Wall  and  Ool.  Despard.  16  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  66,  1885,  p.  90.) 

Wall,  William,  D.  D.  1648-1738.  history 
of  infant-baptism.  Together  with  Mr.  Gale's 
reflections,  and  Dr.  Wall's  defence.  3ed., 
by  Rev.  Henry  Cotton.  Oxford,  1844.  4  v. 
8°.  .       —3344 

Wall-eyed   Iiorse,   rural  ballad.    6  pp. 

(/'Vaser's  Mag.  v.  38, 1848,  p.  663.) 

W^all  street.  See  New  York,  City,  Finance. 
Wall  street  in  history.    Lamb,  Mrs.  M. 

J.  R.  N.  —1393 

Wall  street  to  Caslimere.    Ireland,  J. 

B.  1488 

Wallabbip'nra,    India.     Forbes,    A.  K. 

Notes  on  the  ruins  of  W.  5  pp.  (Boyal  Aslat.  Soc.  Gt. 
Brit.  Joum.  V.  17,  1860,  p.  26T.) 

Wallabout  Committee.  See  Tammany 
Society. 

Wallace,  Alfred  Russel,  LL.  D.  1833*-. 
Contributions  to  the  theory  of  natural  selec- 
tion. A  series  of  essays.  3  ed.  London, 
1871.    8°-  —1607 

Contents.  Philosophy  of  birds'  ne&ts.— Theory  of 
birds'  nests ;  showing  the  relation  of  oer.talQ  differ- 
ences of  colour  In  female  birds  to  their  mode  of 
nldltleation.  —  Creation  by  law. —  Development  of 
Imman  races  under  thelaw  of  natural  selection. — 
On  Instinct  In -man  and  animals.— The  Malayan 
papilionidae.or  BwaUow-talled  butterflies,  as  Illus- 
trative of  the  theory  of  natural  selection.— Mimicry, 
and  other  protective  resemblances, among  animals.-r^ 
Limits  of  natural  selection  as  applied  to  man. 
—On  the  law -which  has  regulated  the  Introduction  of 
new  specles.-^On  the  tendency  of  varieties  to  de- 
part ludeflnltely  from  the  original  type. 

Darwinism.    An  exposition  of  the  theory 

of  natural,  selection  with  some  of  its  appli- 
cations. With  a  portrait  of  the  author,  map 
andiilustr.    London,  1889.    8°.  --1678 

■ Geographical   distribution   of   animals, 

with  a  study  of  the  relations  of  living  and 
extinct  faunas  as  elucidating  the  past 
changes  of  the  earth's  surface.  With  maps 
and  illustr.    London,  1876.    3  v.  8°.    —1684 

-•^- —  Island  life  :'  or,  the  phenomena  and 
causes  of  insular  faunas  and  floras,  includ- 
ing a  revision  and  attempted  solution  of 
the  problem  of  geological  climates.  [Illustr.] 
London,  1880.     8°.  —1683 

Malay    archipelago :    the    land    of   the 

Orang-Utan,  and  the  bird  of  Paradise.  A 
narrative  of  travel,  with  studies  of  man  and 
nature.    London,  1869.    2  v.  8°.  2494 

PAET  v.— 116. 


Narrative  of  travels  on  the  Amazon  and 

Rio  Negro,  with  an  account  of  the  native 
tribes,  and  observations  on  the  climate, 
geology,  and  natural  history  of  the  Amazon 
valley.    London,  1853.     8°-  3484 

On  miracles  and  modern  spiritualism. 

London,  1875.     12°.  —1447 

Contents.  Answer  to  the  arguments  of  Hui^e, 
Lecky,  and  others  against  miracles.  —  Defence  of 
modern  splrtiualiam.  —  SQleutlflc  aspect  of  the 
gupernatnral* 

Palm   trees  of   the  Amazon  and  their 

uses.    With  pi.    London,  1853.    8°.    —3607 

•"-s —  Tropical  nature,  and  other  essays.  Lon- 
don, 1878.  8°.  —3594 
Contents.  Animal  life  In  the  tropical  forests.- 
By-paitha  In  the  domain  of  biology.— Colours  ot 
animals  and  sesual  selection.- Colours  of  plants 
and  the  origin  of  the  colour-sense.- Distribution 
of  animals  as  indicating  geographical  changes. — 
Ejquatorial  vegetation. — Climate  and  physical  as- 
pects of  the  equatorial  zone*— Humming-birds  : 
as  Illustrating  the  luxuriance  of  tropical  nature. 

■■ Psychological   curiosities    ot    scepticism.    13    pp. 

(Fi-aser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  16,  1877,  p.  694;  and  Wa,llace,  A. 
K.,  aiid  others,  Psyclio-phi/siological  sciences,  p.  37.)' 

{Ed.)    Australasia.     With    ethnological 

appendix  by  A.  H.  Keane.  Maps  and  illustr . 
London,  1879.  8°.  (Stanford,  E.,  Compen- 
dium of  geog.  and  travel. )  3406 

Allen,  G.    Wallace's  Island  lite.    12  pp.    [Fortn. 

Bev.  n.  a.  v.  23,  1880,  p.  773.)— Tristram,  H.  B.     Mr. 

Wallace  on  the  conserv^vtion  of  native  races.  18  pp. 
{Oontemp.  Rev.  v.  16,  1871,  p.  637.)— Whltmee,  S.  J. 
Mr.  Wallace  on  the  ethnology  of  Polynesia.  19  pp. 
{Conlemp.  Bev.  v.  21,  1873,  p.  389.) 

and  others.  Psycho -physiological  sci- 
ences and  their  assailants.  Boston,  1878. 
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Contents.  Buchanan,  S.  B.  Psycho-physlologlcal 
sciences. — Lyman,  D.  Spiritualism  and  natural  law. 
— Sargent,  E,  Does  matter  do  it  all  ?  Reply  to  Tyn- 
dall  on  s,plrltuallam.— "Wallace,  A.  R.  Dr.  Carpenter 
on  spiritualism ;  Psychological  curiosities  ot  skepti- 
cism.   A  reply  to  Dr.  Carpenter. 

Wallfice,  Caleb.  Whitsitt,  W.  H.  Life 
and  times  ot  Judge  Caleb  Wallace.  1888. 
(Filson  Club,  Pub.  No.  4.) 

Wallace,  Donald  Mackenzie.  1841—.  Rus- 
sia. NewYork,  1878.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Brif. 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  65,  1877,  p.  448  ;  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  145,  1877,  p.  358 ;  London  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  48,  1877,  p.  300  ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  135,  1877, 

W).  94  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  143,  1877,  p.  449.)  1463 
allaf,e«  Lady  Grace  Maxwell  ( Tr. )  Alex- 
andra Feodorowna,  Empress  of  Russia.  See 
Grimm,  A.  T.  von. 

(Tr.)  Letters  of  distinguished  musicians. 

See  Nohl,  L. 

(2V.)    Letters  of  Felix  Mendelssohn  Bar- 

tholdy.   See  Mend elssohn-Bai'tholdy,  J.  L.  F. 

[Tr.)    Letters  of  Mozart.    See  Mozart,  J. 

C.  W.  A. 

(Tr.)    Life  of  Mozart.    See  Nohl,  L. 

(Tr.)    Reminiscences  of  Felix-Mendels- 

sohn-Bartholdy.    See  Polko,  Frau  E.  V. 

(Tr.)    Schiller's   life    and    works.    See 

Palleske,  E. 

Wallace^'  Horace    Binney.     1817-56.    Art,  . 
scenery,  and  philosophy  in  Europe.     Phila. 
1855.     8°.  —1738 

Contents.    Michael  Angelo.— Art,  an  emanation  of 

religious  affection Art,  symbolical,  not  imitative — 

Fra  Bartolommeo.— Principle  of  beauty  in  works 
of  art.— Cpithedrals  ot  the  Continent. —Comte's 
Philosophy.- Essays.- La,w  of  the  development  of 
Gothic  architecture.  — Joilrnal. —  Memoir  of 
Wallace.— Visit  to  Netley  Abbey.— Obituary  no- 


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tlces.  —  Eemarss  upon  painters. —  Perngino. — 
Rnfnel.— Bomaii  forvin.  —  Notes  of  a  tour  In 
Switierland.— Ascent  01  VesuTliis.—Leonardoda 
Vliicl. 

Art  and  scenery  in  Europe,  with  other 

papers.    Phila.  1857.     8°.  —1728 

Contents,  Summer  travel  in  America.  —  Michael 
Angelo.— Art,  an  emanation  of  religious  afTectlon. 
— Art,  symbolical,  not  Imitative.— Fra  Bartolom- 
jneo.— Principle  of  beauty  In  •works  of  art.— Ca- 
tliedrals  of  the  Continent.— Contributions  to  the 
ephemeral  press.— Defence  of  the  country.- The 
drama.— The  great  exliibition.— Law  of  the  devel- 
opment of  Gothic  archltectnre.— The  rights  of 
liierature.— Nature.— Visit  to  Netley  Abbey. — 
Eemarks  upon  painters.— Perngino.-Rafael.— 
Roman  forum.— Notes  of  a  tour  In  Svritzerland. 
—Various  stibjects.— Ascent  of  VesuTlns.— Leo- 
nardo da  Vinci.- George  Washington. 

-  Literary  criticisms  and  other  papers. 
Phila.  1856.    8°.  2267 

Alger,  W.  B.    An  American  In  the  cathedrals  of 

Europe.    8  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  80, 1866,  p.  377.) 

Wallace,  John  Hankins.  American  stud 
book.    New  York,  1867.    8°.  —4683 

American  trotting  register,  containing 

all  that  is  known  of  the  pedigree  of  trotting 
horses,  their  ancestors  and  descendants  .  .  . 
New  York,  1871.    r.  8°.  —4683 

Wallace,  Maj.-Gen.  Lewis.  1837—.  The 
fair  god  :  or,  the  last  of  the  'Tzins.  A  tale 
of  the  conquest  of  Mexico.  Boston,  1873. 
12°.  1394 

^^  Life  of  Gen.  Ben.  Harrison.  lUustr. 
Phila.  [1888].     13°.  8705 

Wallace,  Robert,  D.  D.  Talfourd,  T.  N. 
Wallace's  Prospects  of  mankind,  nature,  and  Provi- 
dence. 10  pp.  ( Crit.  and  miscel.  writings,  p.  73  ;  Retro- 
spect. Mev.  V.  2, 1820,  p.  186.) 

Wallace,  Robert.  —1858.  Antitrinitarian 
biography  :  or,  sketches  of  the  lives  and 
writings  of  distinguished  Antitrinitarians  ; 
exhibiting  a  view  of  the  state  of  the  Unita- 
rian doctrine  and  worship  in  the  principal 
nations  of  Europe,  from  the  Reformation  to 
the  close  of  the  17  century:  to  which  is  pre- 
fixed a  history  of  Unitarianism  in  England 
during  the  same  period.  London,  1850. 
3  V.  8°.  3825 

Wallace,  Mrs.  S.  E.  Another  weak-minded 
woman.    4  pp.    (flaryer's  Mag.  v.  36, 1867,  p.  792.) 

Wallace,  Thomas,  LL.  D.  Observations  on 
Lord  Brougham's  doctrine  of  immateriality  of  human 
mind.  IS  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  13, 1866,  p. 
694.) 

Wallace,  Sir  William.  Documents  illus- 
trative of  Sir  William  Wallace,  his  life  and 

;  times.  Edinburgh,  1841.  4°.  (Maitland 
Club.)  1262 

Caerick,  J.  t>-    Life   of   Sir   William 

Wallace,  of  Elderslie.     1840. 

Heney  the  Minstrel.    Wallace:  or,  the 

life  and  acts  of  Sir  William  Wallace.     1820. 
(Bruce  and  Wallace.,  v.  3.) 

The  same.    1869. 

The  same.    1885-86,  3  v.    (Scottish  Text 
Soc.  Nos.  6,  7.) 

ROQEES,  C.     The  book  of  Wallace.    1889, 

3v. 

Watson,  J.  S.    Sir  William  Wallace,  the 

Scottish  hero  :  a  narrative  of  his  life  and 
actions.    1861. 

Tytler.  P.  V.    In  Us  Lives  of  Scottish  worthies,  v. 

1,  p.  129.    166  pp. 

Wallace,  William,  LL.  D.  1844—.  Chief 
ancient  philosophies.  Epicureanism.  Lon- 
don, 1880.     16°.  —1458 


Kant.     Edinburgh,  1883.     16°.    (Knight, 

W.,  Philos.  classics  for  Eng.  readers.)     3851 

— ^  (Tr.)    Logic  of  Hegel.    See  Hegel,  G. 

W.  F. 
Wallace,  William.    History  of  England. 

See  Mackintosh.  Sir  J.,  and  others. 
Wallace,   William.     Poe,   E.   A.     William 

Wallace.    2  pp.    ( Worhs,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  266.) 

Wallace,  William  Ross.  1819-81.  Medita- 
tions in  America,  and  other  poems.  New 
York,  1851.     13°.  1338 

Audubon's  hymn  in  the  American  forests.    1  p.- 

,  (Harper's  Mag,  v.  19,  1869,  p.  619.)— Epitaphs.    1  p, 

{.Harper's  Mag.  v.  45, 1872,  p.  601.)— The  Hve  Amer- 
ican. 1  p.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  33,  1866,  p.  64.)- A 
Psalm  of  the  Union.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  y.  24, 
1862,  p.  89.) 

Wallace-Dunlop,  Madeline  Anne.  Glass 
in  the  old  world.    London,  n.  d.    8°.    —1736 
Wallacbia. 

Demidopf,  a..  Prince  de.  Travels  in 
southern  Russia,  and  the  Crimea  through 
Hungary,  Wallachia,  and  Moldavia,  during 
the  year  1837.     1853,  3  v. 

PAVhvs,  of  Aleppo,    Travels  of  Macarius, 

Patriarch  of  Antioch.  1836,  3  v.  [Orient. 
Trans,  Fund, ) 

' RoESLEE,  R.    In  his  Romaenische  stu- 

dien.     1871. 

Wilkinson,  W.  Account  of  the  princi- 
palities of  Wallachia  and  Moldavia.    1830. 

Boissiere,  G.    Eapport  sur  une  mission  arohSolo- 

glque  et  6pigraphlque  en  Moldavle  et  en  Valachle. 
41  pp.  {ArcMv.  miss.  sci.  et  lit.  v.  4,  p.  181.)— Clark,  E. 
L.  Turkish  Slavonians,  the  Wallachlans,  and  the 
Gypsies.  214  pp.  (In  his  Eaoes  of  European  Turkey, 
p.  307.)- Gauthey,L.  A  travers  la  Valachle.  Seines 
de  la  vie  roumalne.  99  pp.  (Biilioth.  tmiv.  et  rev. 
Suisse,  V.  46,  1872,  pp.  83,  216.)— Guernsey,  A.  H. 
From  Belgrade  to  Bucharest.  16  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  8,  1864,  p.  289.)— X,etters  from  the  principalities. 
16  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  96,  1864,  p.  351.)— iinas, 
C.  de.  Trfsor  de  P6trossa.  11  pp.  (Sev.  arcUol.  n.  s. 
•V.  17,  1868,  p.  46.)-l[iliIa8ich,  F.  Slavlsche  ele- 
mente  Im  Eumunlschen.  70  pp.  (Vienna  Akad. 
wissens.  Phil.-hist.  classe  Venksehr.  v.  12, 1862,  p.  1.)— 
Moldo-'Wallachia.  8  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  63, 
1856,  p.  245.)  — Thibanlt-Iiefebvre,  (— ).  La  Va- 
lachle au  point  de  vue  diplomatique.  24  pp.  ( Corres- 
pondant,  v.  37, 1866,  p.  893.)— Situation  diplomatique  de 
la  Valachle.  17  pp.  ( Correspondant,  v.  40, 1867,  p.  689.) 
— Thouvenel,  E.  La  Valachle  en  1839.  34  pp. 
(Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1839,  4  s.  T.  18,  p.  663.)— Valachle 
et  la  Moldavle.  42  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1837, 
4  s.  V.  9,  p.  129.)— VlTallachla  and  Moldavia.  13 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  19,  1826,  p.  721 :  N.  Am,  Rev. 
V.  27,  1828,  p.  464.) 

Wallack,  James  William.  Winter,  W. 
James  W.  Wallack.  22  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hut 
ton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  3,  p.  55.) 

Wallack,  Lester  (John  Johnstone).  1820- 
88.  Memories  of  50  years.  With  an  intro- 
duction by  Laurence  Hutton.  With  por- 
traits and  fac-similes.  New  York,  1889. 
13°.  '    33ie 

— -  y  "**?;  ^-  Lester  Wallack.  18  pp.  (Matthews, 
J.  u.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  v.  6,  p.  283.) 

Wallazz,  Edmund  A.     The  Sabre  of  honor. 

13  pp.    (  Overld.  Monthly,  v.  6, 1870,  p.  404.) 

Walle,  Laurentius.    See  Valla,  L. 

Wallem,  .Fredrik   M.    Notes   on   the  fish 

^iS^l  °J,J"i''-7^l'  ^^  PP-  1  P'-  (London  Internal. 
Fish.  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  271.) 

Wallenburch,    Adrian,    and    Wallen- 

burch,  Pleter.    De  oontroversiis  tractatus  generales : 
Professio   fldei   cathollcae.    149    pp.    (Mlgne    J    P 
Theol.  cur.  compl.  v.  1,  pp.  1016, 1263.)  '  ' 

Wallenstein,  or  Waldstein,  Albrecht  Wen- 
zel  Eusebius  von,  Serzog  zu  Friedland. 
1583-1634.  Ungedruokte,  eigenhaendige  ver- 


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trauliche  briefe  und  amtliche  schreiben  aus 
den  jahren  1627  bis  1634.  Herausg.  von  F. 
Poerster.     Berlin,  1828-29.    3  v.  8°.        3624 

FOERSTEE,  F.  0.    Wallensteiu's  prozess 

vor  den  schranken  des  weltgeriehts.     1844. 

GiNDELY,  A.  Waldstein  waehrend  seines 

ex'sten  generalats,  im  lichte  der  gleichzeit- 
igen  quellen,  1625-80.    1886,  2  v. 

Hallwich,  H.  (.Ed.)  "Wallenstein's  ende. 

1879,  2  y. 

HURTER,  F.  B.  von.    Wallenstein's  vier 

letzte  lebensjahre.    1862. 

Mebold,    K.    A.    Der    dreissigjaehrige 

krieg,  lind  die  helden  desselben  :  Gustav 
Adolf,  und  Wallenstein.     1840,  2  v. 

Mitchell,  Maj.-Oen.  J.    Life  of  Wallen- 
stein, Duke  of  Priedland.     1837. 

Schebek,  E.    Loesung  der  Wallenstein- 

frage.  '1881. 

Schiller,  J.  C.  F.  von.    Wallenstein,  ein 

dramatisches  gedioht.  1862.  [Saemmt.werlee, 
v.  4.) 

The. same,  tr.  from  the  German.  1860. 
{Works,  Hist,  and  dramat.:  Bohn,  H.  G., 
Stand.  lAbr.) 

Conant,   S.  S.    Wallenstein's   horoscope.    2  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  v.  4t,  1812,  p.  901.)  — Directors  der 
krlegskanzlel  ilbreohta  von  Waldstein  .  .  .  berlcht 
ueber  dasjenige,  was  Ihm  von  den  plaenen  desselben 
belcannt  worden  set.  7  pp.  (Vereln  t.  gesch.  d.  Deut- 
schen  in  Boebmen,  Mittheil.  v.  6, 1868,  p.  222.) — Eger- 
to«,I'.,l®Jrio/jB(Zesm«re.  Lite  and  letters  of  W.  46pp. 
{Essays,  ■  p.  55.) — Foerster,  F.  ^  Gharakterlstlls  des 
lebens  und  der  feldzuge  W.  76  pp.  (Wallenstein,  A. 
W.  E.  von,  Briefe,  1627  bis  1634,  V.  1,  p.  1.)— Garaet, 

y  J.  M.  Wallenstein.  42  pp.  {Corresvnndani,n.a. -v.  il, 
1870-71,  p.  431.)— Hallwlcll,  H.  Gindely's  "  Wald- 
i  stein."  40  pp.  (Vereln  f.  gesoh.  d.  Deutscben  In 
Boebmen,  MiUkeil.  v.  25, 1887,  p.  97.)— Deber  "  Wallen- 
stein's verratb."  15  pp.  (Verein  i;.  gescb.  d.  Deutschen 
In  Boebmen,  MUtheil.  v^  18,  1880,  p.  1.)— Wallenstein 
und  Arnlm  Ira  truehjabre  1632.  42  pp.  (Yereln  f. 
gescb.  d.  Deutscben  in  Boebmen,  Mitthtil.  v.  17, 1879, 
p.  65.)— Wallenstein's  grab.  10  pp.  (Vereln  f.  gescb. 
d.  Deutscben  in  Boehmen,' MiUkeil.  v.  22, 1884,  p.,  1.) — 
Hassel,  J.  P.  Die  absetzung  der  berzoge  von  irfeck- 
lenburg  und  die  einsetzung  Wallenstein's  zum 
fuersten  des  landes.  85  pp.  (Kaumer,  F.  von.  Hist. 
tascKenbiieh,  1867,  p.  1.)— Koepl,  K.  Wallenatelniana. 
15  pp.  {Vereln  f.  gescb..  d.  Deutscben  in  Boebmen, 
Mittheil.  V.  19, 1881,  p.  183.)— Kmgler,  B.  Wallenstein. 
39  pp.  (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v. -8,  1878,  p.  429.)— 
Liaivrence,  E.  Wallenstein  and  Gustavus  Adolpbus. 
13-pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  42, 1871,  p.  677.)— lioreiiz,  O. 
Wallenstein  und  der  besitz  von  Mecklenburg.  23  pp. 
(Dmtsch.  rundschau,  V.  23,  1880,  p.  81.)— Scliebelc,  E. 
'  \Ed.)  Wallensteinlana.  62  pp.  (Vereln  f.  gescb.  d. 
Deutscben  in  Boebmen,  Mittheil.  v.  13, 1876,  p.  250 ;  v. 
14,  1876,  p.  9.)— Schmid.  G.  Wallenstein-literatur 
(1619-1884).  166  pp.  ( Verein  f .  gescb.  d.  Dewtscben  in 
Boebmen,  Mittheil.  v.  17,  1879,  p.  65;  v.  21,  1883,  p.  176; 
v.  23, 1886,  p.  209.)— Wilson,  H.  ,8.  WallenstSin.  19 
pp.    (Nineteenth  Omt.  v.  13, 1883,  p.  1045.) ' 

See' also  BlaclcwoQd's  Mag.  v.  43, 1838,  p.  46;  Dublin 
Rev.  v.  5,  1838,  p.  142;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  61,  1838,  p.  164. 
Also  TKirty  years'  -war,  1618-48. 

Waller,  Edmund.  1605-87.  Works,  in 
verse  and  prose.  Pub.  by  Mr.  Fenton.  Lon- 
don, 1729.  4°.  .  1862 
"  Contents.  Divine  poems. —Kplgrains,epltapbs, 
and  Iragments.— Observations  on  some  of  Waller's 
.  Poems.— Poems  upon  several  occasions.-Speeciies 
and  letters. 

• Poetical    works,   apd    life.     Edinburgh, 

1792.     8°.     (Anderson,  E.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  5.) 

1863 
Contents.    Anderson, B.   Lite  of  Waller.— Divine 

Sroemg.— Slpigrams,  epitaphs,    etc. — Epistles. — 
Miscellanies.  —  Prologues     and     epilogues.  — 
Songs. 

Poetical    works.     Ed.  by  Robert  Bell. 

London,  1854.    16,°.  '    '        "  1868 


Contents.    Bell,  B.    Memoir Divine  poems.— 

Kpigrains,  epitaphs  and  fragments.- Prologues 
and  epilogues.— Saccharissa.— Songs. 

Poems.    14  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p. 

270.)— Poems  and  life  of.  6  pp.  (Aikln,  J.,  Brit, 
poets,  V.  1;  p.  142 ;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  8,  p.  1.)— 
Story  of  Phoebus  and  Daphne  applied;  On  my 
Lady  Isabella  playing  on  the  lute ;  On  a  tree  cut  in 
paper.    3  pp.    (Ritson,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  29.) 

Anderson,  B.    Life  of    W.    4  pp.    {In  his   Brit, 

poets,  V.  5,  p.  443.)— Bell,  R.  Edmund  Waller.  47  pp. 
{In  his  Lives  of  Eng.  poets,  v.  1,  p.  91 ;  Lardner,  D., 
Cab.  Oyc. ;  and  Waller,  E.,  Poet,  works,  ed.  l)y  B.  Bell,  p. 
9.)— Johnson,  S.  Lite  of  W.  44  pp.  ( Iforfcs,  v.  7,  p. 
178;  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  8,  p.  8.)— Poetical 
works.  9  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  If.  Am.  Bev.  v.  91, 1860,  p. 
376.) 

Waller,  Elwyn,  Ph.  D.  1846—.  Disinfec- 
tants. 26  pp.  (Buck,  A.  H.,  Treatise  ok  hygiene,  v.  2,  p. 
646.)^-Beport  on  disinfection  and  disinfectants.  13 
pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  1,  p.  459.) 

Waller,  Henry.  Biography  of  John  A. 
M'Olung.  25  pp.  (M'Clung,  J.  A.,  Sketches  of  western 
adventure,  p.  v.) 

Waller,  John   Francis,  LL.  D.   (Jonathan 

Freke  Sllngsby,  pseud.)  1810 —  An  Afternoon  with 
the  Italians.  6  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  35,  1850,  p. 
741.)— Autumn.  1  p.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  48,  1856, 
p.  497.)— Autumn  eclogues.  7  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  60, 1857,  p.  430.)— Balancing  the  books  ;  a 
tale  of  New  Year's  eve,  14  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.' 
47, 1856,  p.  1.)— The  Battle.  3  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  51,  1858,  p.  593.)— Battle  of  the  eyes^  6  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  20,  1842,  p. '659.)— Bine  blood 
and  red.  12  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  87,  1876,  p.  641.) 
—The  Bursting  of  the  bud,  9  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  ■ 
Mag.  V.  39,  1852,  p.  355.)— Carol  for  Ohriptmas.  17  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  36,  1850,  p.  708.)— Christmas 
with  our  own  poets.    20  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  38, 

1861,  p.  737.)— Easter  day.  14  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 
V.  37,  1861,  p.  624.)-The  Eve  of  St.  John.  8  pp. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  67, 18Q1,  p.  146.)— The  Pall  of  the 
leaf.  5  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  y.  36,  1850,  p.  456.)— 
A  German  legend.  2  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  62, 
1858,  p.  104.)— Life  of  Oliver  Goldsmith.  21  pp. 
(Goldsmith,  O.,  Hist,  of  the  earth  and  animated  nature,  v. 
1,  p.  21.)— The  Image  and  the  echc  2  pp.  {Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  60, 1862,  p.  26.)-^Isabel  Clare  :  a  waking 
dream.  11  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  58, 1861,  p.  675.) 
—The  Knight  of  the  garter.  .7  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  69, 1862,  p.  466.)— The  lievee  of  love.  11  pp. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21,  1843,  p.  599.)— Maga's  May- 
bush.  14  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39, 1862,  p.  533.)— 
May-day  melodies.  6  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v. 
35, 1850,  p.  566.)— May-day  song.  Ip.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V. 63, 1859,  p.  760.)— Midsummer  day-dream; 
or,  a  mesmeric  myth.    17  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  40, 

1862,  p.  131.)— Midsummer  melodies.  8  pp.  {Dub- 
lin tfniv.  Mag.  v.  42, 1853,  p.  127.) — JVew-year's  eve  : 
a  scene  in  the  city.  8  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39, 
1852,  p.  1.)— A  Slight,  with  the  mystics.  24  pp. 
{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  tO,  1852,  p.  664;  v.  41,  1863,  p.  136  ; 
V.  42, 1853,  p.  495.)- Old  church  bells.  1  p.  (Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  48, 1856,  p.  363.)— The  Old  year  and 
the  new.  13  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  87, 1851,  p.  1.)— 
Peter  Brown's  black  box.  6  pp.  (Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  58,  1861,  p.  297.) — Poaching  on  the  manor. 
16 -pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  60,  1357,  p.  308.)— The 
Rainbow  in  the  Cloud.  2  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v. 
49,  1857,  p.  187.)— The  River's  rpmance.  2  pp; 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  n.  s.  V.  1,"  1878,  p.  296.)— Romance 
of  the  wreath.  4  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  i:^,X^^1, 
p.  736.)— St.  Patrick's  day  In  my  own  parlour.  16 
pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  37,  1851,  p.  468.)— Saint 
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Catalogue  of  the  royal  and  noble  authors 

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original  MSS,  ed.  with  notes,  by  R.  Vernon 
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with  the  original  mottoes.     London,  1847. 

3  V.  8°.  1554 

• Memoirs  of  the  reign  of  King  George 

III.     Now  first  pub.  from  the  original  MSS. 

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collection  of  curio^is  papers  :  either  repub- 
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Walsh,  R.  F.    Improved  facilities  for  the 

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Walsh,  Rev.  Robert,  LL.  D.  Essay  on  an- 
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Gulzot,  F.  P.  G. 

Hugo,  V.  M. 

Laffltte,  J. 

Lamartlne,  A.  M.  L.  de  P. 

de. 
La  Mennals,  H.  F.  B.,  Abbe 

de. 
Soult,  N.  1.  de  D. 
Thiers,  L.  A. 


Arago,  D.  F. 

Barrot,  O. 

B6ranger,  J.  P.  de. 

Berryer,  P.  A. 

Brogue,  A.  L.  V.  C,  Due  de. 

Chateaubriand,  F.  A.  de. 

Dudevant,  Mme.  A.  L.  A.  D. 

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Walter,  Emile.  What  is  free  trade  ?  An 
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Walter,  Emma.  Needham,  Mrs.  E.  0.  C. 
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Walter,  Hubert,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  12 
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Walter,  Maj.  James.  Shakespeare's  true 
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Walter,  James.  Memorials  of  Washington, 
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Walter,  Johann  Gottlieb.  Rudolphi,  C.  A. 
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Abhandl.  1820-21,  p.  ix.) 

W^alter,  John.  Blades,  W.  John  Walter 
and  tiie  birth  ol  the  "  Times."  6  pp.  IMacmillan's  Man. 
V.  39,  1879,  p.  17.) 

Walter,  Richard.  18  cent.  Voyage  round 
the  world,  in  the  years  1740-44,  by  George 
Anson,  now  Lord  Anson.  Compiled  from 
his  papers  and  materials.  Illustr.  with  42 
copper-plates.  5  ed.  London,  1749.  4°.  1451 
The  same.  Edinburgh,  1814.  3°.  (Kerr, 
R.,  Voyages,  v.  11.)  (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect. 
Rev.  V.  10,  1824,  p.  285.)  1446 

Note. — According  to    AlUbone,    "This   was   really 
written   by  Benjamin  Eobine,  the  jnathematicJlan, 


Walter's  MS  serving  Qnly  as  materials  for  a  part  ot 
the  book." 
Walter,  Thomas  Ustick,  LL.  D.    Howard, 
J.  Q.    Architects  ot   the   American   capltol.    18   pp. 
(Inlernat,  Rev.  v,  1, 1874,  p.  736.) 

and  Smith,  John  Jay.     Two  hundred 

designs  for  cottages  and  villas,  etc.,  origi- 
nal and  selected.  2  ed.,  ihiproved.  Phila. 
1847.    4v.  4°.  —1771 

Walter,  William  Joseph.  —1846.  Sir 
Thomas  More :  his  life  and  times.  1  ed. 
London,  1840.     16°.  4703 

{Ed.)    Prose  works  of  Robert  Southwell. 

See  Southwell,  R. 

Walter.    See  also  Gauthier. — Wajther. 
Walter  and  Mabel.   8  pp.    {Dublin  Unin, 

Uag.v,  25,1846,  p.  409.) 

Walter   and  William.    9  pp.    {Black- 

wood's  Mag,  v.  47, 1840,  p.  96.) 

Walter  Martem;  or,  the  3  cups  of  Wei- 
mar.   10  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.. 6, 1835,  p.  29.) 

Walter  of  Aquitaine.    Linnig,  F.    Wa]- 
■  ther  von  Aquitanien,  heldengedicht.     1868. 

Stephens,  G.    Two  leaves  of  King  Wal- 

dere's  lay,    n.  d. 

Cox,  Sir  a.  W.,  and  Jones,  E.  H.  Walter  of  Aqui- 
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133.)— Ekbehai'd,  of  St.  Gall,  Waltharius,  poema. 
35  pp.  (Hist,  patriae  mon.  Script,  v.  3,  p.  133.)-^r,Pan- 
riel,  C.  C.  Walter  of  Aquitanla.  97  pp.  (/n  Ais  His- 
tory of  Provencal  poetry,  p.  172.)— Simrock,  K.  J'. 
Margraf  Walther.  S3  pp.  (In  his  Deutsch.  volks- 
bueoher,  v.  6,  p.  119.)— Walther  und  Hildeguude.  86 
pp.  {In  Ms  Heldenbuch,  v.  3,  p.  1.)— TValter:  an 
heroic  romance.  10  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  11, 1822, 
p.  669.) 

See  also  Amelungeu  lied  and  sage. — ^Helden- 
biicli.  —  Heldeusage.  —  Nibelnngeu  lied  and 
sage. 

Walter  Vivian  the  smuggler.    8  pp.    {FYa- 

ser's  Mag.  v.  6, 1832,  p.  704.) 

Waltersliansen,  Wolfgang  Sartorius,  Frei-' 
herr  von.  1809-76.  Erlaeuterungen  zum 
geologischen  atlas  von  Island.  Goettingen, 
1853.     8°,  and  atlas,  obi.  fo. 

—1623,  atlas  —1611 

Walttaam,  Mass.  Everett,  E.  Agricultural 
Society  at  W.  5  pp.  {Orations  and  speeches,  v.  2,  p. 
442.)— Topographical  and  historical  description  of  W. 
24  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll,  2  s.  v.  3, 1816,  p.  261.) 

Waltham  abbey.  Fuller,  T.  History 
of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  and  of 
Waltham  abbey.     1840. 

Beattie,    W.     Waltham    abbey.     18    pp.    (In  his 

Castles  and  abbeys  of  :England,  v.  1,  p.  261.) 
Waltbeof,.BaW  of  Northumberland.  Levien, 
E.  Life  and  times  of  W.  11  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Jonrn.  v,  30,  1874,  p.  387.)— Origo  et  eesta 
Sivardi  Dani  Duels  Northumbrlae  e]  usque  fllii  Wal- 
devi  Comitls.  16  pp.  (Langebeok,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P. 
P.,  .Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  3,  p.  287.)— -WUllaTO,  of  Ram- 
sey, Monlcof  Croyland,  Vltaet  passlo  Waiaevi  Comitls; 
Miraoula  Sancti  Watdevl.  a  pp.  (Michel,  E.  X., 
Ghroniques  anglo-normandes,  v.  2,  pp.  99, 131.) 

Walther  w»i  JBr-eisacfe.  Bauer,  (—).  Meister 
Walther  von  Breisach.  2  pp.  {Germania,  v.  18.  1873, 
p.  213.) 

Walther  von  der  Vogelweide.  Circa  1168- 
1330.  Gedichte.  4  ausgabe  von  Karl  Lach- 
mann  besorgt  von  Moriz  Haupt.  Berlin, 
1864.     8°.  '      .  2353 

TTie  same.  Herausg.  von  Franz  PfeiflFer. 
3  aufl.,  herausg.  von  Karl  Bartsch.  Leip- 
zig, 1870.  12°.  {T?temer,F.,  Deutsch.  classik. 
des  mittelalt.  v.  1.)  3355 

The  same.  Herausg.  von  Hermann  Paul. 
Halle,  1882.     12°.  3347 


WALTHER 


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CrcdicUte.    1    p,    (MueUer,    C.  H. ,    Saml.  deiitsch. 

gedioUeXll-XlYjahrh.v.1.)-[l,leAer.]  5.8pp.  (Hagen, 
P.  H.  VOQ  der,  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  222.)— [Minne- 
llcder.]  47  pp.  [Hetdelberger  Uederhandsclin/t,'p.  21: 
Bibliotk,  lit.  vereins  j.iv  StuUg^  v.  9 ;  Weingartntr  lieder' 
liandsohrift,  p.  Ill  ;  Bibliotli.  liL  verting  in  Stuttg.  v,  5.) 

— —  BURDAOH,  K.  Reinmar  der  Alte  und 
Walther  von  der  Vogelweide.    1880. 

-  Aasailly,  O.  d'.  Walther  von  der  Vogelweide. 
2t  pp.    {Correspondamt,  v.  42,  1857,  p.  193.)— Bartscll, 

K.  F.  Zu  Walthera  Uedern.  28  pp.  (Germania,  v.  6, 
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Fagching,  J.  Beltraege  zur  erklaeruBg  der  rellgl- 
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106.)— Grimm,  W..  K.  Gedlohte  Walthers  von  der 
Vogelweide.  11  pp.  (Kleinere  schriften,  v.  2,  p.  388.)- 
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ohronologte  der  sprueohe  Walthers  von  der  Vogel- 
weide; Walther  und  Wolfger  von  Fassau.  37  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  24,  1879,  pp.  161,  298,  392.)— Pfeiffer,  F. 
Ueber  W.  11  pp.  [Germania,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  1.)— Zu 
elnem  apruche  Walthers.  4  pp.  (Garmama,  v.  6, 1861, 
p:  365.)— Zwel  Ueder  Walthers  von  der  Vogelweide.  3 
pp.  {Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  170.) — TJlilantl,  J.  L. 
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stlmmung  des  VI  und  VII  buohes  von  Wolframs  Par- 
zival"  und  ueber  den  beglnn  von  Wolframs  und  Wal- 
thers aufenthalt  in  Thuerlngen.  5  pp.  {Germania,  V. 
22,  1877,  p.  280.)— Waltll'er,  P.  Zu  W.  6  pp.  {Ger- 
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pp.  {Germania,  y.  21,  1876,  p.  193.) — Zur  helmatCrage 
Walthers.    U  pp.    (ffcnaatita,  v.  20, 1875,  p.  267.) 

Walther  von  Klingen.    13  cent.    [Lieder.] 

4  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der,  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  71.) 
Walther  von  Metz.  13  cent.  [Lieder.]  6 
pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der,  Minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  307;- 
V.  3,  p.  328.)- [Mlniieljeder.]  5  pp.  (Heidelberger 
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Walther,  Friedrich  Ludwig.  1759-1834. 
Der  hund,  seine  verschiedenen  zuchten  und 
varietaeten,  gesohichte  seiner  verbreitung 
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Walther,  Karl.  Der  Gott  zu  Pytho.  Leip- 
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Walther.    See  also  GautUer. — Walter. 

Walther    und    Hildegnnde.    66   pp. 

SImrock,  K."  J.,  ffeldenhuch,  v.  3,  p.  1. 

Walther   too   Aquitanien,  heldenge- 

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Walton,  Brian,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Chester.    1600- 

61.  Prolegomena  de  varlls  Blbliorum  ■verslonibus  et 
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— —  {Ed.)  Biblia  Sacra  polyglotta  .  .  .  cum 
apparatu,  appendicibus,  tabulis,  variis  lec- 
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iVo(e.— For  the  contents,  see  Bible,  p.  309. 

Todd,  H.  J.    Memoirs  of  ttie  life  and 

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Walton,  Elijah.  1838-80.  The  camel :  its 
anatomy,  proportions,  and  paces.  London, 
1865.    fo'.  —1681 

— —  Clouds  :  their  forms  and  combinations. 
London,  1868.    4°.  —3491 

Peaks  in  pen  and  pencil  for  students  of 

Alpine    scenery.     Ed.    by    T.    G.   Bonney. 
London,  1873.     fo.  —1711 

P4BT  v.— 117. 


Walton,  George.  Sanderson,  J.  In  his 
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Walton,  George  Edward,  M.  D.  1839—. 
Mineral  springs  of  the  United  States  and 
Canada,  with  analyses  and  notes  on  the 
prominent  spas  of  Europe,  and  a  list  of  sea- 
side resorts.    New  York,  1878.     13°.    —3767 

Walton,  Izaak.  1593-1683.  Lives  of  Dr. 
John  Donne,  Sir  Henry  Wotton,  Mr.  Richard 
Hooker,  Mr.  George  Herbert,  and  Dr. 
Robert  Sanderson.  New  ed.,  revised  by  A. 
H.  Bullen.    London,  1884.    13°.  4767 

Waltoniana.    Inedited  remains  in  verse 

and  prose.  With  notes  and  preface  by 
Richard  Heme  Shepherd.  London,  1878. 
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Angler's -wish.    2  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Bri<.poe<5, 

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, Hour's  talk  about  W.    26  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

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1850,  p.  161.)— -Watking,  M.  a.  Izaak  Walton.  13 
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ZouCH,  T.    Life  of    Isaac  Walton  ;   in- 

"  eluding  notices  of  his  contemporaries.    1833. 

Dowliiig,  W.    Lite   of   W.    33    pp.    (Walton,  I., 

Lives,  p.  xl.)— Havrking,  Sir  J.  Life  of  W.  60  pp. 
(Walton,  I.,  and  Cotton,  C,  Compl.  angler,  v.  1,  1826,  p. 
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With  the  lives  of  the  authors  ;  and  notes, 
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Sir  John  Hawkins.  Chiswick,  1836.  2  v. 
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The  same.  With  copious  notes,  for  the 
most  part  original,  a  bibliographical  preface 
.  .  .  and  a  notice  of  Cotton  and  his  writings, 
by  the  American  editor.  New  York,  1853. 
3  V.  in  1,  p.  8°.  —1798 

The  same.  With  original  memoirs  and 
notes  by  Sir  Harris  Nicolas.  3  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1860.  3  V.  r.  8°.  —1793 
The  same.  With  lives  of  the  authors, 
and  variorum  notes,  historical  and  practical. 
Ed.  by  Edward  Jesse.  London,  1861.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G.,  Illustr.  Libr.)  (Rev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  14,  1833,  p.  473  ;  Betro- 
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Walton,  John.  List  of  British  curculioni- 
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Walton,  William.  1784-1857.  Revolutions 
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biographical  sketches  of  the  most  distin- 
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war  in  the  Peninsula  down  to  the  present 
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London,  1837.     2  v.  8°.  3536 

Letter  to  the  Marquess  of  Lansdown,  on  the  affairs 

of  Portugal  and  Spain  5  more  particularly  as  re- 
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Infante  Don  Miguel,  armed  with  power,  to  the  Portu- 
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{Tr.)    Inquisition  unmasked.    See  Puig- 

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{Tr.)    Sketch  of    the  United  States  of 

North  America.    See  Beaujour,  F.  de. 


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WANDERINGS  IN  SPAIN 


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—1526 

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Solutions  of  the  problems  and  riders  pro- 
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'Wa.ltra.iu   von   Gresten.     See  Alram    von 

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Waltz,  The.    31pp.    Byron,  G.G.N.,  Baron, 

Poet,  works,  v.  3,  p.  359. 

Walum  Olum.    See  Walam  Olum. 

'n'alvischTangst,  met  veele  byzonder- 
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—4663 

Walworth,  Mrs.  Jeannette  Ritchie  Hader- 
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Waln'orth,  Nathan,  and  Seddon,  Peter. 
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Walworth,    County,    Wis.    Baker,    C.  M. 

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Contents. 
Adrlanus,  v.  1.  Maxlmus,  v.  5. 

Alexander  Humenlus,  v.  8,    Menander,  v.  9, 

9.  '  Minuclanus,  v.  9. 

Aphthonlus,  v.  1.  Nicephorus,  v.  1. 

Apsines,  V.  9.  Nlcoiaus,  of  Myrae,  v.  1. 

Aristides,  P.  E.  v.  9.  Pachymeres,  G.  v.  1. 

Castor,  V.  3.  Pardiis,  G.  t.  7  pt.  2,  8. 

Choerohoscus,  G.  v.  8.  Phoebammon,  v.  8. 

CocondTlus,  V.  8.  Planudes,  M.  v.  6. 

Cyrus,  V.  8.  Polyblus,  "v.  8. 

Demetrius,  v.  9.  Psellus,  M.  0.  v.  3,  5. 

Doxlpater,  J.  v.  2,  6.  Bufus,  v.  3. 

Gem'lstuB,  G.  v.  6.  Severus,  t.  1. 

Georgius  {Diaereta),  v.  6.  Sopater,  v.  4,  5,  8. 

Hermogenes,  v.  1,  3.  Syrianus,  v.  4,  7  pt.  1. 

Herodianus,  M.  v.  8.  Theon,  M,.  t.  1. 

Joannes,  of  Sicily,  v.  6.  Tiberius,  v.  8. 

Josephus  [RTuxcendyias),-^. 3.    Trollus,  v.  6. 
Longinus,  D.  0.  v.  9.  Tryphon,  v.  8. 

Harceliinus,  v.  4.  Tzetzes,  J.  v.  3. 

Matthaeus  ( Camarioto),  t.  1,    Zonaeus,  v.  8. 

6. 

{Ed.)    Arsenii  Violetum.    See  Arsenius, 

Abp.  of  Monembasia. 

{Ed. )  Real-encyclopaedie  der  classischen 

alterthums"wi8senschaft.    See  Pauly,  A.  F. 

Wamba,  King  of  the  Visigoths  in  Spain. 

Julian,  St.,  Abp.  of  Toledo.  Historia  "Wambae  regis 
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HlBtorla  rebellionls  Paul!  adversus  "Wamban  Go- 
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Peiece,  E.  W.  Indian  history,  biog- 
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the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland,  and  the  dependencies  thereof.  De- 
clared on  the  18  day  of  June,  1813.  '  New 
York,  1813-15.     3  v.  in  1,  4°.  1643 

War  between  Peru  and  Cbile,  1879- 
83.    Markham,  C.  R.  1628 

War  between  Turkey  and  Russia. 
Schimmelpfennig,  A.  3485 

War  correspondence  of  the  "Daily- 
News,"  1877,  with  a  connecting  narrative, 
forming  a  continuous  history  of  the  war  be- 
tween Russia  and  Turkey  to  the  fall  of  Kars. 
London,  1878.     2  v.  12°.  8497 

War   correspondents.    Crounse,  L.    L. 

Army  correspondent.  7  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  27, 1863, 
p.  627.) — Forbes,  A.  "War  correspondents  and  the 
authorities.  12  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cen^.  v. 1,1^80, p.  1H5.) 
— Murray-Kynynmound,  W.  H.  E.,  Viscount  Mel- 
gund.  Newspaper  correspondents  in  the  Held.  9  pp. 
[Nineteenth  Cent.  v.  7, 1880,  p.  434.) 

See  also  their  names,  as  Boyle,  F. — Forbes,  A. — 
niacGahau,  J.  A.— Richardson,  A.  D — Russell,. 
W.  H.,  etc. 

War  cries.  Denham,  M.  A.  Slogans  of  the 
north  of  England,     n.  d. 

Bullet,  J.  B.    Dissertation  sur  notre  cri  d'armes, 

Monljoie-Salut-Denls.  31  pp.  (Leber,  J.  M.  0.,  Dis- 
sert, rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  7,  p.  163.) 

War  Department.  See  France,  MmisUre 
de  la  guerre.— Great  Britain,  War  Depart- 
ment.— United  States,  War  Department. 

War  diary  of  events  in  the  war  of  the 
great  rebellion;     Gordon,  Maj.-Gen.  G.  H.^ 

2647 

War  for  tbe  Rhine  frontier,  1870. 
Ruestow,  W.  F.     3  v.  3675 

War  in  Afghanistan,  History  of  the. 
Kaye,  Sir  J.  W.     2  v.  3435 

War  in  Afghanistan,  Narrative  of  the. 
Havelock,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  H.     2  v.  3437 

War  in  Bulgaria.  Baker,  Pacha,  Lt.-Gen. 
V.    2  v.  3495 

War  in  disguise,  or  the  frauds  of  the 
neutral  flags.     Stephen,  J.  —1324 

War  in  Florida.    Potter,  W.  3587 

War  in  IVicaragua.  Walker,  Gen.  W.  1638 

War  in  Paraguay.  Thompson,  Lt.-Col. 
0".  _  1638 

War  in  Syria.  Napier,  Vice-Admiral  Sir 
C.     3  V.  3487 

War  in  the  Peninsula.  Napier,  Lt.-Gen. 
Sir  W.  F.  P.     5  V.  3526 

War  in  the  Peninsula,  under  Napoleon. 
Foy,  M.  S.     2  V.  3525 

War  in  the  United  States.    Lecomte,  F. 

-„.        .     .  2646 

War  letter  of  Major  Corkhardt.    33 

pp.     [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  103,  1870,  p.  362.) 

War  of  1813.    See  United  States,  History. 

War  with  Great  Britain,  1813-15. 
War  of  independence  in  Hungary, 

Memoirs  of  the.     Klapka,  G.     3  v.  3476 

War  of  Ormuzd  and  Ahriman.   Davis, 

H.  W.  3335 

War  of  the  French  in  Spain,  Memoirs 

of  the.     Rocca,  A.  J.  M.  3513 


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War  of  the  Gacdhil  with  the  Gaill,  or 
the  invasions  of  Ireland  by  the  Danes  and 
other  Norsemen.  The  original  Irish  text, 
ed.,  with  tr.  and  introduction,  by  James 
Henthorn  Todd.  London,  1867.  r.  8°.  {Gt. 
Brit.  Bolls  chron.)  4584 

War  of  the  rebellion.  Foote,H.S.  2657 

War  of  the  rebellion.  Scott.  Lt.-Col.  E. 
N.,  and  Lazelle,  Lt.-Col.  H.  M.     34  v.  in  56. 

4655 

War  of  the  succession  in  Spain.  Par- 
nell,  Col.  A.  35S3 

War  of  the  snccession  in  Spain.  Stan- 
hope, P.  H.,  Viscount  Mahon,  5  Earl  Stan- 
hope. 3525 

War  of  Troy,  Dissertation  concerning  the. 
Bryant,  J.  1703 

War  pictures  from  the  South.  Estvan, 
B.  2646 

War  poetry  of  the  South.  Simms,  W. 
G.  (Ed.)  1855 

War  powers  of  the  President.  Whit- 
ing, W.    (With  Laws  ot  race.)  2648 

War  powers  under  the  Constitution 
of  the  United  States.    Whiting,  W.    —1343 

War  reminiscences  and  Stuart's  cavalry 
campaign.    Mosby,  Col.  J.  S.  2615 

War  ships  and  navies  of  the  world.  King, 
J.  W.  —3763 

War  songs.  See  American  •  ballads  and 
songs. — English  ballads  and  songs. — United 
States,  History.     Civil  war.  Poetry. 

War  with  Mexico.  Ripley,  R.S.   3  v.  1688 

War  with  Russia,  History  of  the.  Tyr- 
rell, H.     3  V.  8463 

Warbeck,  Perkin.  Gairdnek,  J.  History 
of  the  life  and  reign  of  Richard  III.  To 
which  is  added  the  story  of  Perkin  War- 
beck  from  original  documents.     1878. 

Gatrdner,  J.  -  Who  was  W.  ?    27  pp.    ( Contemp.  Rev. 

V.  11,  1869,  p.  634.)— Madden,  Sir  F.  Documents 
relating  to  W.,  with  remarks  on  his  history.  58  pp. 
{Archacologia,  v.  27,  1838,  p.  IBS.) 

See  also  Forde,  J.  Perkin  Warbeck  [a  drama].— 
Shelley,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G.  Fortunes  of  Perkin  Warbeck, 
a  romance. 

Warburton,  Acton.    RoUo  and  his  race ; 

or,  tootsteps  ol  the  Normans.  17  pp.  (Eev.  ot  In  Brit, 
iiuart.  Em.  y.  8,  1848,  p.  103.) 

Warburton,  Adolphus  Frederick  (jRe- 
porter).  Trial  of  the  officers  and  crew  of 
the  privateer  Savannah,  on  the  ohai'ge  of 
piracy,  in  the  -United  States  Circuit  Court 
for  the  southern  district  of  New  York.  New 
York.  1863.    8°.  —3313 

Warburton,  Eliot  Bartholomew  George. 
1810-53.  The  crescent  and  the  cross ;  or, 
romance  and  realities  of  eastern  travel.  18 
ed.  London,  n.  d.  13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  25,  1845,  p.  116 ;  Quart. 
Eev.  V.  75,  1845,  p.  583.)  1485 

Memoirs' of  Prince  Rupert,  and  the  Cava- 
liers. Including  their  "private  correspon- 
dence, now  first  pub.  from  the  original  MSS. 
London,  1849.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  35, 1850,  p.  507 ;  Fraser^s  Mag. 

~  V.  40,  1849.  p.  53.)  4865 

(Ed.)    Memoirs  of  Horace  Walpole  and 

his  contemporaries ;  including  numerous 
original  letters  chiefly  from  Strawberry  Hill. 
London,  1851.  3  v.  8°  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  87,  1851,  p,  683.)  4884 


ST otlce  ol  W.    3  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  39, 1852, 

p.  235.) 

Warburton,  Maj.  George.  Circa  1812-57. 
Conquest  of  Canada.  [Anon.]  London, 
1849.     3  V.  8°.        •  1635 

Memoir  of  Charles  Mordaunt,  Earl  of 

Peterborough  and  Monmouth.  With  selec- 
tions from  his  correspondence.  [Anon.] 
London,  1853.     3  v.  12°.  4845 

Hoclielaga;   or,  England  in  the  new  world.    13 

pp.  (Eev.  ot  In  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  60,  1816,  p.  164; 
Quart.  Btv.  v.  78, 1846,  p.  BIO.) 

Warburton,     John,    Whitelaw,    Bev. 

James,  and  Walsh,  Bev.  Robert.  History 
of  the  city  of  Dublin,  from  the  earliest 
accounts  to  the  preseflt  time  ...  To  which 
are  added,  biographical  notices  of  eminent 
men,  and  copious  appendices  of  its  popula- 
tion, revenue,  commerce,  and  literature. 
London,  1818.     3  v.  4°.  3583 

Warburton,  Col.  Peter  Egerton.  1813—. 
Journey  across  the  western  interior  of  Aus- 
tralia. With  an  introduction  and  additions 
by  Charles  H.  Eden.  Ed.  by  H.  W.  Bates. 
"With  illustrations  and  a  map.  London, 
1875.     8°.  3495 

Su  also  Tour  du  Monde,  v.  30, 1875,  p.  289. 

Warburton,  William,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Glou- 
cester. 1698-1779.  Works.  New  ed.  To 
which  is  prefixed  a  discourse  by  way  of 
general  preface  ;  containing  some  account 
of  the  life,  writings,  and  character  of  the 
author  ;  by  Richard  Hurd,  D.  D.    London, 

-  1811-41.     13  V.  8°.  — SS34 

Contents.  Vindication  of  the  author  from  the  as- 
persions of  the  country  clergyman's  letter  in  the 
Weekly  Miscellany  ot  Feb.  24,.  1787,  v.  11.— View  ot 
Lord  Boltiigbroke's  philosophy,  v.  12. — Charge 
to  the  clergy  ot  the  diocese  of  G-loucester,  v.  ,9. — 
Charges  and  sermoiis,  v.  13. — Alliance  between 
church  and  state,  V.  7 — Cou trove rslal  tracts, 
V.  11,  12. — General  correspondence,  v.  13. — Re- 
marks on  a  book  entitled :  Future  re-ivards  and 
punishments  believed  by  tbe  ancients  particularly 
the  philosophers,  v.  11.— Doctrine  ot  grace  j  or,  the 
ofttce  and  operations  of  the  Holy  Spirit  vindicated 
from  the  Insults  of  infidelity  and  the  abuses  ot  fanat- 
icism, V.  8.— Fragments  of  a  discourse  on  history,  v. 
13. — Remarks  on  Hume's  essay  on  "  The  natural 
history  of  religion,"  v.  12.— Hurd,  B.  Life  of  the 
author,  v.  1.— Julian;  or,  a  discourse  concerniug 
the  earthquake  aud  fiery  eruption  which  defeated 
that  emperor's  attempt  to  rebuild  the  temple,  at  ,Ieru- 
salem,  v.  8.— Kilvert,  F.    Selection   from  unpub. 

papers  ot  Warburton,  v.  13 Iictler  to  the  editor  of 

the  "Letters  on  the  spirit  ot  patriotism,"  v.  10.— 
Letters  between  Dr.  Middleton  and  Mr.  Warburton 

and  between  Dr.  Lowth  and  Dr.  Warburton,  v.  12 

Letter  from  an  author  to  a  member  ot  Parliament; 
concerning  literary  property,  v.  12. — Discourse 
concerning  the  nature  and  end  ot  the  sacrament  of 
the  tiord's  Supper,  v.  10.— Discourse  on  the  nature 
of  the  marriage  union,  v.  9, — Divine  legation  ot 
Moses  demonstrated,  v.  1-6. — Appendix  to  the  9  b()Ok 
ot  the  Divine  legation  of  Moses  demonstrated,  v.  18.— 
Correspondence  on  the  Divine  legation  ot  Moses 
demonstrated,  v.  13.— Outline  of  the  7  book  of  the 
Divine- legation  ot  Moses  demonstrated,  v.  13 Out- 
line ot  the  8  book  ot  the  Divine  le'gation  ot  Moses 
demonstrated,  v.  13..— Summary  of  the  argument  of 
the  Divine-  legation  of  Moses  demonstrated,  v.  13.— 
Remarks  on  STeal's  '■  History  of  the  Puritans," 
-  V.  12.— Remarks  on  several  occasional  reflections, 
T.  11,  12.— Commentary  on  Mr.  Pope's  '•  Essay  ou 
man,"  V.  11.— Principles  of  natural  and  revealed 
religion,  occasionally  opened  and  explained  in  a 
course  of  sermons,  v.  9.— Sermons  and  discourses, 
V.  9,  10.— Directions  for  the  study  of  theology,  v.  10. 
—Thoughts  on  various  subjects,  v.  13. 

(Rev.  of  In  Quart.  Eev.  v.  7,  1812,  p.  383.) 

■ Divine  legation 'of  Moses  demonstrated. 

To  which  is  prefixed,  a  discourse  by  way  of 
general  preface  :  containing  some  account 


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of  the  life,  writings,  and  character  of  the 
author.  By  Richard  Hurd,  D.  D.  10  ed., 
carefully  revised.    London,  1846.     3  v.  8°. 

—4312 

Letters  from  a  late  eminent  prelate  to 

one  of  his  friends.  3ed.  [Anon.]  London, 
1809.     8°.  4763 

The  same.  First  Am.  ed.  New  York, 
1809.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Bev.  v.  3, 1809, 
p.  401.)  4763 
Commeatary  aud  notes  on  the  Essay  on  criti- 
cism 5  Commentary  and  notes  on  the  Essay  on  man; 
Notes  on  the  Universal  prayer.  88  pp.  (Pope,  A., 
WorTes,  ed.  by  W.  Elwin,  v.  2,  pp.  85,  466,  525.)— Disserta- 
tions sur  I'unlon  de  la  religion,  de  la  morale,  et  de 
la  politique.  167  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Dimonstr.  £vang£l. 
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glossary,  being  a  supplement  to  Mr.  War- 
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RiTSON,  J.  Remarks,  critical  and  illus- 
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Disraeli,  I.    Warburton  and  his  quarrels.    45  pp. 

(In  his  Calamities  and  quarrels  of  authors,  p.  233.)— 
Jeffrey,  F.,  iorti.  Warburton's  Letters.  10  pp.  (In 
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W.  40  pp.  ( Occasional  papers  and  reviews,  p.  108.) — 
Literary  characters  ot  Bp.  W.  and  Dr.  Johnson.  9 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  8,  1821,  p.  243.)— Parr,  S. 
Warburtonlan  tracts.  77  pp.  (Works,  v.  3,  p.  347.)— 
Stephen,  L.  Warburton.  47  pp.  [In  his  Essays  on 
freethluklng  and  plalnspeaking,  p.  279;  History  of 
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Hurd,  B.,  Bp.  of  Worcester.    Life,  "writings,  and 

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Warburton,  Rev.  William  Parsons.  1826 — . 
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Ward,  Maj.-Oen.  Aaron.    Political  portraits. 

MaJ.-Gen.  Aaron  Ward,  of  N.  Y.  11  pp.  (Bern.  Rev.  v. 
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Ward,  Adolphus  William,  LL.  D.  1837—. 
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(Tr.)    History  of  Greece.    See  Curtius,  E. 

Donne,  W.  B.  Ward's  English  dramatic  litera- 
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p.  554.)— "Wagner,  W.  Ward's  Dramatic  literature. 
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Ward,  Andrew  Henshaw.  1784-1864.  His- 
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David  Henshaiv.    17  pp.    (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 

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Eevolutionary  letters,  3  paper;  MaJ.-Gen.  Artemas 
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Ward,  Axtemvis,  pseud.    See  Browne,  C.  F. 
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Ward,  Edmund.    Account  of  the  river  St. 

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Ward,  Edward.    Oirca  1667-1731.    Compleat 

and  humorous  account  of  all  the  remarkable 

clubs  and  societies  in  the  cities  of  London 

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Life  and  notable*  adventures  of  that  re- 
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London-spy  compleat,  in  18  parts  ;  being 

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Song.    4  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  .Bri(.j>oeis,v.  5,  p.  18.) 

Ward,  Elijah.  1816-83.  Speeches  on  com- 
mercial, financial,  and  other  subjects.  New 
York,  1877.     8°.  1354 

Ward,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Stuart  Phelps.  1844—. 
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(Harper's  Mag.  v.  SI,  1865,  p.  42.)— At  hay,  8  pp. 
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p.  374.)— Miss  Stnyvesant.  10  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  33, 1866,  p.  336.)— Mrs.  Braddon'g  home.  9pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  28,  1864,  p.  519.)— My  refugees..  10 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 1864,  p.  764.)— New  neigh- 
bors. 1  p.  (Harper's  J/ajf.  V.  61, 1875,  p.  844.)— A  Mew 
year.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  30, 1865,  p..  324.)— No 
news.  16  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  22,  1868,  p.  267.)— 
Not  a  pleasant  story,  being  passages  from  the  pri- 
vate history  ot  a  public  nuisance.  8  pp.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  3, 1872,  p.  98.)— Number  13.  9  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  62, 1876,  p.  680.)— Our  Thanksgiving. 
6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32, 1866,  p.  81.)— FetronlUa. 
4  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  29,  1872,  p.  175.)— The  Poet 
and  the  pnem.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  63, 1876,  p.  210.) 
—A  Sacrifice  consnnted.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
28,  1864,  p.  235.)— Selections  from  an  old  maid's  para- 
dise. 22  pp.  (Mason,  B.  T.,  Humorous  masterpieces 
from  Am.  HI.  V.  3,  p.  122.)— Since  I  died.  3  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  5,  1873,  p.  449.)— Song.  1  p. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  58,  1879,  p.  391.)— A  Song  of  the 
garden,    1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  54, 1877,  p.  676.)- The 


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Sphinx.  1  p.  (Scrihner's  MonlUy,  V.  18, 1879,  p.  360.) 
—Stronger  tlinn  ilcntli.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v, 
5S,  1877,  p.  260.)— Tenth  of  January.  18  pp.  iAl- 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 1868,  p.  346.)— That  never  -was 
on  sen  or  land.  3  pp.  {Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  34, 1874,  p.^ 
110.)— Three  Arlends,  poem.  1  p.  (Scribmr'i  Monthly, 
T.  12, 1876,  p.  261.)— Told  in  confidence.  1  p.  (Al- 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  37,  1876,  p.  449.)— Too  late.  7  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  S2,  1866,  p.  468.)— Two  hundred 
and  two.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag,  v.  68,  1879,  p.  6.)— 
Vittorla.  1  p,  (Scribner's  Monthly,  y. 19, ISSO.ii.llQ.) 
—The  Voices  of  the  night.  6  pp.  (harper's  Mag. 
T.  32,  1866,  p.  787.)— Voyage  of  the  '-America." 
9  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  t.  12, 1876,  p.  680.)— AVhat 
did  she  see  with!  12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  18, 
1866,  p.  146.)— A  Woman's  mood.  8  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  35, 1876,  p.  41.)— A  "Woman's  pulpit.  12 
'  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  p.  :(1.)— Zervlah 
Hope.    11pp.    (Scribner's  Monthly, -7.  il,imi,  p.  IS.) 

Spring,  E.  T.    Elizabeth  Stuart  Phelps.    19  pp. 

(Ward,  Mrs.  B.  S.  P.,  and  others.  Our  famous  women,  p. 
660.)— Story  of  Avis.  9  pp.  (Bev.  ot  In  Atlant, 
Monthly,  v.  41,  1878,  p.  486.) 

and  others.    Our  famous  women.    An 

authorized  and  complete  record  of  the  lives 

and  deeds  of  eminent  women  of  our  times. 

Hartford,  1888.     8°.  3703 

Contents. 

Aloott,  L.  M.,  hy  L.  C.  Moulton. 

Anthony,  S.  B.,  by  E.  C.  Stanton. 

Barton,  C,  by  L.  Larcom. 

Beeoher,  0.  E.,  by  H.  B.  Stowe. 

Blaokwell,  Brs.,  by  L.  G.  Bundle. 

Booth,  M.  L,,  by  H.  P.  Spofford. 

Burnett,  P.  H.,  by  E.  B.  Johnston. 

ChUd,  L.  M.,  by  8.  Ooolidge. 

Olemmer,  M.,  by  L.  Whiting. 

Cooke,, R.  T.,  by  H.  P:  Spofford. 

Cushman,  C,  by  L.  Whiting. 
,     Dodge,  M.  M.,  by  L.  G.  Bunkle. 

Puller,  M.,  by  K.  Sanborn. 

Gibbons,  A.  H.,  by  L.  G.  RunMe. 

Howe;  J.  W.,  by  M.  Howe. 

Kellogg,  0.  L.,  by  H.  P.  Spofford. 

Laroom,  L.,  by  A.  D.  T.  Whitney. 

Livermore,  M.  A.,  by  E.  S.  Phelps. 

Mitchell,  M.,  by  J.  W.  Howe. 

Mott,  L.,  by  M.  Clemme^. 

Moulton,  L.  M.,  by  H.  P.  Spofford. 

Phelps,  B.  S.,  by  B.  T.  Spring. 

Prentiss,  E.,  by  M.  Harland. 

Spofford,  H.  P.,  by  B.  T.  Cooke. 

Stanton,  E.  C,  by  L.  C.  Bullard. 

Stowe,  H.  B.,  by  B.  T.  Cooke.  * 

Terhune,  M.  V.  ("  Marion  Harland  "),  by  K.  Sanborn. 

Whitney,  A.,  by  M..A.  Livermore. 

Whitney,  Mrs.  A.  D.  T.,  by  H.  B.  Stowe. 

Wiilard,  P.  E.,  by  K.  Sanborn. 

Ward,  Fannie    B.     Pyramids    and    buried 

cities  In  the  land  o£  the  Montezumas.  13  pp.  ( Ohio 
Archaeol.  and  Mist.  Quart,  v.  1,  p.  319.) 

Ward,  Lt.  Frederick  K.  Elements  of  the 
heliograph.  Washington,  1883.  8°.  (U.S. 
War  Dept.  Signal  Servioe  Notes,  No.  11.) 

—3466 

Ward,  George  Atkinson.  Journal  and  let- 
ters of  the  late  Samuel  Curwen,  Judge  of 
Admiralty,  etc.;  an  American  refugee  in 
England  from  1775  to  1784,  comprising  re- 
marks on  the  prominent  men  and  measures 
of  that  period.  To  which  are  added  bio- 
graphical notices  of  many  American  loyal- 
ists and  other  eminent  persons.    New  York, 

1842.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  56, 

1843,  p.  89.)  3873 
Ward,  George  Cabot.  Peter  Augustus  Porter. 

12  pp.    (Harvard  Mem.  tiog.  v.  1,  p.  87.)" 

Ward,  Mrs.  Harriet.  Five  years  in  Kaffir- 
land  :  with  sketches  of  the  late  war  in  that 
country,  to  the  conclusion  of  peace.  Lon- 
don, 1848.     3  y.  13°.  1437 

Ward,  Henrietta.    Needham,  Mrs.  E.  C.  0. 

Henrietta  Ward.  6  pp.  '(in  her  Eng.  female  artists, 
V.  2,  p.  161.) 


Ward,  Henry  Augustus.  1834—.  Catalogue 
of  casts  of.  fossils,  from  the  principal  mu- 
seums of  Europe  and  America,  with  short 
descriptions  and  illustrations.  Rochester, 
1866.     8°.  •  —1635 

Ward,  SiV  Henry  George.  1798-1860.  Mex- 
ico. 3  ed.,  enlarged,  with  an  account  of  the 
mining  companies,  and  of  the  political 
events  in  that  republic,  to  the  present  day. 
London,  1839.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Am. 
Quart.  Bev.  v.  4,  1838,  p.  85  ;  Westm.  Bev.  v. 
9,  1838,  p.  480.)  1638 

Ward,  Herbert.  Five  years  with  the  Congo 
cannibals.  Illustrated  by  the  author,  by 
Victor  Perard,  and  W.  B.  Davis.  London, 
1890.     8°.  1414 

Ward,  James.    Ward,  R.  B.    James  Ward. 

14  pp.  (New  Bug.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3, 
p.  91.) 

Ward,  Commander  James  Harman.  1806-61. 
Manual  of  naval  tactics :  together  with  a 
brief  critical  analysis  of  the  principal  mod- 
ern naval  battles.  With  an  appendix,  being 
an  extract  from  Sir  Howard  Douglas' 
" Naval  warfare  with  steam."  New  York, 
1859.     8°-.  —3765 

Ward,  iJeu.  John.  1639-81.  Diary,  extending 
from  1648  to  1679.  Arranged  by  Charles 
Severn.    London,  1830.     8°.  1556 

Ward,  John.  1679-1758.  Lives  of  the  pro- 
fessors of  Gresham  College  :  to  which  is 
prefixed  the  life  of  the  founder,  Sir  Thomas 
Gresham.  With  an  appendix,  consisting  of 
orations,  lectures  .  .  .  writen  by  the  pro- 
fessors, with  other  papers  serving  to  illus- 
trate the  lives.    London,  1740.     f  o.         3771 

liardner,  N.    Remarks  upon  the  late  Dr.  Ward's 

Dissertations  upon  several  passages  of  the  Sacred 
Scriptures.    86  pp.    ( Works,  v.  10,  p.  266.) 

Ward,  John.  Experiences  of  a  diplomatist, 
being  recollections  of  Germany,  founded  on 
diaries  kept  during  the  years  1840-70.  Lon- 
don, 1873.    8°.  3665 

Ward,  John  Quincy  Adams.  Sheldon,  G.  W. 

An  American  sculptor.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  57, 
1878,  p.  62.)— Townley,  D.  O'C.  Living  American 
artists,  J.  Q.  Adams  Ward.  6  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly, 
v.  2, 1871,  p.  403.) 

Ward,  John  William,  Earl  of  Dudley.  1781- 
1833.  Letters  to  the  Bp.  of  LlandafiE.  Lon- 
don, 1840.    8°.  3853 

ChasIes.Y.  E.  P.    Wllbertoroe,  Eomllly,  et  Dudley. 

28  pp.    (Bev.  d.  deux  tnondes,  1841,  4  a.  v.  27,  p.  612.) 

Thornton,  P.  M.  Lord  Dudley.  33  pp.  (Foreign 
secretaries,  v.  2;  p.  236.) 

Ward,  Col.  Joseph.  1737-1813.  Revolu- 
tionary letters.  8  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11,  1876, 
p.  424.) 

Ward,  Bev.  Julius  Hammond.  1837—.  Life 
and  letters  of  James  Gates  Percival.  Bos- 
ton, 1866.     8°.  3876 

D  wight,  T.    Ward's  Life  otPerolval.    28  pp.    (New 

Snglander,  v.  26, 1867,  p.  303.) 

Ward,  Lester  Frank.  1841—.  Types  of 
the  Laramie  flora.  Washington,  1887.  8°. 
(Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  5, 
No.  37.)  —3553 

- —  Geographical  distribution  of  fossil  plants.  298  pp. 
(King,  0.,  and  Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  8  arm. 
report,  p.  663.)— Synopsis  of  the  flora  of  the  Ijaramle 
group.  160  pp.  36  pi.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol. 
surv.  6  ann.  report,  p.  399.) — Sketch  of  paleohotany, 
96  pp.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Seal.  surv.  6  ann.  report, 
p.  367.) 


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Ward,  Luke.    16   cent.    Voyage    intended 

towards  China,  -wherein  E.  Fenton  was  appointed 
generall,  begun  1582.  15  pp.  (Haliluyt,  R.,  Voyages, 
T.  i,  p.  263.) 

Ward,  May  Alden.  Dante,  a  sketch  of  his 
life  and  works.    Boston,  1887.     p.  8°.     4767 

Ward,  Rev.  Nathaniel.  Circa  1578-1653. 
The  simple  oobler  of  Aggawam  in  America  ; 
by  Theodore  de  la  Guard.  London,  1713. 
8°.     (Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  3.)  1644 

Ward,  Rev.  Richard.  Life  of  the  learned 
and  pious  Dr.  Henry  More,  late  Fellow  of 
Christ's  College  ■  in  Cambridge.  London, 
1710.     13°.  4777 

Ward,  Robert  D.  {Ed.)  Account  of  Gen. 
La  Fayette's  visit  to  Virginia,  in  1834-25. 
Richmond,  1881.     8°.  3891 

Ward,  Robert  Plumer.  1765-1846.  DeVere; 
or,  the  man  of  independence.  London,  1837. 
4  V.  13°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  36, 1837, 
p.  369.)  •  1207 

Enquiry  into  the  foundation  and  history 

of  the  law  of  nations  in  Europe,  from  the 
time  of  the  Greeks  and  Romans,  to  the  age 
of  Grotius.     London,  1795.     2  v.  8°.    —1317 

Historical  essay  on  the  real  character  and 

amount  of  the  precedent  of  the  Revolution 
of  1688.  London,  1838.  2  v.  p.  8°-  (Rev. 
of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  67,  1838,  p.  415.)         1557 

Pictures  of  the  world  at  home  and  abroad. 

London,  1839.     3  v.  13°.  1307 

Contents.     The    EjntHusiasts,    v.    3,  —  Fenrud- 

dock:  or,  the  hlghmlnded,  v.  2. — Sterling  ;  or,  the 
Knight  of  St.  Swlthlna,  v.  1. 

Treatise  of  the  relative  rights  and  duties 

of  belligerent  and  neutral  powers,  in  mari- 
time affairs.  London,  1801.  8°.  —1326 
The  same.  Repr.  from  the  original  ed. , 
with  a  preface  by  Lord  Stanley  of  Alderly. 
London,  1875.    8°-  —1356 

Tremaine  ;  or,  the  man  of  refinement. 

Revised  ed.  London.  1885.  3  v.  16°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Blaekwood^s  Mag.  v.  17,  1835,  p.  518  ; 
Westm.  Rev.  v.  4,  1825,  p.  293.)  1206 

Preliminary  discourse  on    eutliusiasm.    35  pp. 

{In  Ids  Pictures  o£  the  world  at  home  and  abroad,  v.  3, 
p.l.) 

Phipps,  E.    Memoirs  of  the  political  and 

literary  life  of  Robert  Plumer  Ward.  1850, 
2v. 

Patmore,  P.  G.    B.  P.  Ward.    270  p(i.    (,In  Ms  My 

friends  and  acquaintance,  v.  1,  p.  237 ;  v.  2,  p.  1.) 
Ward,  Roswell  B.    James    Ward.     14  pp. 

(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal,  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  91.) 
Ward,  Samuel.     Gammell,  W.    Life  of  W. 

128  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  9,  p.  231.) 
Ward,  Samuel.    Hunt,  F.    In  Ms  Lives  of 

Am.  merchants,  v.  1,  p.  295.    12  pp. 

Ward,  Samuel.    1814-84.    Nocturne.    3  pp. 

( Allan  t.  Monthly,  v.  34, 1874,  p.  690.) 

\¥a,ra,Seth,Bp.  of  Salisbury.  1617-89.  The 
Christian's  victory  over  death  ;  a  sermon  at 
the  funeral  of  the  Most  Hon.  George,  Duke 
of  Albermarle,  &c.  in  the  collegiate  church 
of  St.  Peter's,  Westminster,  April  30,  1670. 
London,  1670.    13°.  4796 

Niceroi*.  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  24. 

Ward,  Thomas,  M.  D.  Poe,  E.  A.  Flacous. 
Thomas  Ward.  10  pp.  ( WorTcs,  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4, 
p.  184.) 

Ward,  Thomas  Humphry  {Ed.)  1845—. 
English  poets.  Selections  with  critical  in- 
troductions by  various  writers,  and  a  gen- 
eral introduction  by  Matthew  Arnold.  Lon- 
don, 1880.    4  V.  13°.  1396 


{Ed.)    Men  of  the  reign.    A  biographical 

dictionary  of  eminent  persons  of  British  and 
colonial  birth  who  have  died  during  the 
reign  of  Queen  Victoria.  London,  1885. 
13°.  L.125 

{Ed.)    Men  of  the  time  :  a  dictionary  of 

contemporaries,  containing  biographical 
notices  of  eminent  characters  of  both  sexes. 
13  ed.    London,  1887.     13°.  L.135 

Note.— Vox  other  eds.  see  Cooper,  T.— Townsend,  G. 
H Walford,,E. 

{Ed. )  Reign  of  Queen  Victoria.  A  sur- 
vey of  50  years  of  progress.  London,  I887. 
3  V.  8°.  1508 

Contents.  Anson,  Sir  W.  E.  Constitutional  devel- 
opment, V.  1.— Arclier,  W,  The  drama,  y.  2.— Ar- 
nold, M.  Schools,  V.  2.— Bell,  Sir  L.  The  iron  trade 
and  its  allied  industries,  v.  2.— Blennerhassett.  Sir 
E.  Ireland,  v.  1.— Bowen,  Sir  C.  S.  C.  The  adminis- 
tration of  the  law,  v.  1.— Brassey,  T.  The  navy,  v. 
1.— Catrd,  Sir  J.    Agriculture,  v.  2.— Carter,  E.  B. 

Medicine   and   surgery,    v,    2 Courtney,   L.    H. 

Finance,  v.  1.— Fyffe,  C.  A.  Universities,  v.  2.— 
Gtarnett,  E.  Literature;  Chronological  table  ;  Notes 
on  the  newspaper  press,  v.  2.— Glffiii,  E.  Growth  and 
distribution  of  wealth,  v.  2.— Hatch,  B.  Religion 
and  the  churches,  v.  1. — Huxley,  T.    Science,  v.  2. — 

IMCalne,  Sir  H.  S.    India,  v.  1 Mnndella,  A.  J.,  and  ' 

Howell,  G.  Industrial  association,  v.  2.— Parratt,  W. 
Music,  V.  2.— Slag^,  J.  The  cotton  trade  and  industry, 
v.  2.— AVard,  T.  H.    Art,  v.  2.— Colonial  policy  and 

progress,  v.  1 — Foreign  policy,  v.  1 Introduction,  v. 

1. — Legislation  of  the  reign,  v.  1.— Locomotion  and 
transport,  v.  2.^'WJlson,  Sir  C.  W.  Note  on  the  ord- 
nance survey,  v.  1.— Wolseley,  Sir  G.  The  army,  v.  1. 

Vuderwood,  F.  H.    Ward's  English  poets.    8  pp. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  48,  1881,  p.  273.) 

Ward,  Wilfrid.  William  George  Ward  and 
the  Oxford  movement.     London,  1889.     8°. 

4715 

Ward,  Rev.  William.  1769-1833.  View  of 
the  history,  literature,  and  mythology  of 
the  Hindoos  :  including  a  minute  descrip- 
tion of  their  manners  and  customs,  and 
translations  from  their  principal  works. 
New  ed.    London,  1833.    S  v.  8°.  8456 

— —  Maeshman,  J.  C.  Life  and  times  of 
Carey,  Marshman,  and  Ward.     1859,  3  v. 

Ward,  William  George.  1813-83.  Authority 
of  doctrinal  decisions  which  are  not  defini- 
tions of  faith,  considered  in  a  short  series 
of  essays.    London,  1866.     8°.  —4334 

Few  more  words  in  support  of  No.  90  of 

the  Tracts  for  the  timesi  Oxford,  1841.  8°. 
{With  Pusey,  E.  B.,  Articles  treated  on  in 
Tract  90  considered^ )  —3344 

Letters  to  the  Eev.  Father  Eyder  on  his  recent 

pamphlet.  31  pp.  [Dublin  Rev.  b.  s.  v.  9,  1867,  Ap- 
pendix ;  V.  10, 1868,  Appendix.) 

Waed,  W.     William  George  Ward  and 

the  Oxford  movement.     1889. 

Audley,  C.  F.    Etudes  sur  la  situation  rellgleuse 

de  I'Angleterre.  M.  Ward  et  I'UnlversltS  d'Oxtord. 
85  pp.  (Corretpondant,  v.  11,1846,  p.  384;  v.  12,  1846,  p. 
865.)— Bain,  A.  Ward  on  free-will.  9  pp.  (Mind,  v. 
6, 1880,  p.  116.)— Essays  on  the  church's  doctrinal 
authority.  13  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Z>u6iin  ije».  3  s.  v.  4, 
188.1,  p.  115.)— Gladstone,  W.  B.  Ward's  Ideal  of  a 
Christian  church.  92  pp.  (/n  Ms  Gleanings  of  past  years, 
V.  6,  p.  81.)— Hodeson,  S.  H.  Dr.  Ward  on  free-will. 
28  pp.  {Mind,  V.  6,  1880,  p.  226.)— Ideal  of  a  Chris- 
tian church  considered  In  comparison  with  ex- 
isting practice.  42  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Brit.  Quart.  Reo.  v. 
1,  1846,  p.  37;  Quart.  Reo.  v.  75,  1846,  p.  149.)— On 
nature  and  grace.  32  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Brownsdn's 
Quart.  Rev.  3  N.  Y.  s.  V.  2,  1861,  p.  1  ;  Dublin  Rev.  v.  48, 
1860,  p.  351.)— Oxford  and  W.  14  pp.  (Edin,  Rev. 
V.  81,  1846,  p.  386.) 

Ward,  William  H.  {Ed.)  Records  of  mem- 
bers of  the  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic  ; 


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with  a  complete  account  of  the  20  national 
encampment.  San  Francisco,  1886.  8°.  2651 
Ward,  William  Hayes,  D.  D.  1835—.  Re- 
^port  on  the  Wolfe  expedition  to  Babylonia, 
1884-85.  Boston,  1886.  8°.  (Arohaeol.  Inst, 
of  Am.  Papers.)  1723 

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Cliaritlea.    12  pp.    (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  HopMns 

Univ.  studies  in  liist.  andpolit.  sci.  Notes,  No.  1.) 

Warner,  Andrew  Ferdinando.    Sage,  B.  L. 

Andrew  Ferdinando  Warner.  3  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist. 
Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  14.) 

Warner,  Anna.  Two  picnics.  8  pp.  {Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  i•l,ls^3,v^^oo.)    . 

Warner^  Charles  Dudley.  1839—.  Capt. 
John  Smith  (1579-1631).  A  study  of  his  life 
and  writings.  New  York,  1881.  16°.  {lAves 
of  Am.  worthies.)  "         3797 


On  horseback.    A  tour  in  Virginia,  North 

Carolina,  and  Tennessee,  with  notes  of 
travel  in  Mexico  and  California.  Boston, 
1889.     12°.  3406 

Washington  Irving.     Boston,  1883.     13°. 

(/» /lis  Am.  men  of  letters.)  3777 

Back-log  studies.    46  pp.    (Scrihner's  Monthly,  V. 

2, 1811,  p.  261 ;  V.  3,  1812,  pp.  434,  538,  693 ;  V.  4,  1812,  pp. 
43,  161,  348.)— Calvin,  a  study  of  character.  4  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  14,  1811,  p.  248.)  — Garden 
ethics;  The  Plumber.  1  pp.  (Mason,  B.  T.,  Hu- 
morous masterpieces  from  Am.  lit.  v.  2,  p.  90.) — Wash- 
ington Irving.  11  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc. 
Mem.  biog.  v.  3,  p.  461.)— Their  pilgrimage.  131  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  72,  1886,  pp.  659,  885 ;  v.  73,  1886,  pp. 
107,  165,  416,  586,  667,  933.)— The  Western  man.  4 
pp.    (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  20, 1880,  p.  649.) 

(Ed.)    American  men  of  letters.   Boston, 

1883-90.    11  V.  13°.  8777 

Contents. 
Bryant,  W.  d  by  J.  Blgelow. 
Cooper,  J.  r.,  by  T.  R.  Lounsbnry. 
Emerson,  R.  W.,  by  O.  W.  Holmes. 
Franklin,  B.,  by  J.  B.  MoMaster. 
Irving,  W.,  by  0.  D.  Warner. 
Ossoll,  M.  F.,  by  T.  W.  Hlgglnson. 
Poe,  E.  A.,  by  G.  E.  Woodberry. 
Ripley,  G.,  by  O.  B.  Frothlngham. 
Thoreau,  H.  D.,  by  F.  B.  Sanborn. 
Webster,  N.,  by  H.  E.  Scudder. 
Willis,  N.  P.,  by  H.  A.  Beers. 

Bentzon,   T.     L'age    dorS    en    AmSrlque.    The 

Glided  age,  by  Mark  Twain  and  W.  25  pp.  (Bev.  d. 
dmx  mondes,  1815,  3  pSr.  t.  8,  p.  319.)— Hlgglnson,  T. 
W.  Charles  Dudley  Warner.  3  pp.  (Soribner's  Monthly, 
T.  7,  1874,  p.  332.)— Rideing,  W.  H.  Charles  Dudley 
Warner.  9  pp.  (In  his  Boyhood  of  living  authors,  p. 
204.)— TwlcUell,  J.  H.  Charles  Dudley  Warner  in 
Hartford.  10  pp.  (Gilder,  J.  L.  and  J.  B.,  AuOiors 
at  home,  p.  323.)  — Mr.  Warner's  biographical 
studies.    3  pp.    (.4Han(.  J/breMy,  V.  49, 1882,  p.  422.) 

Warner,  E.  Stillingfleet,  E.,  Bp.  of  Wor- 
cester. Second  discourse  in  vindication  of  the  Protes- 
tant grounds  of  faith,  against  the  pretence  ot  Infalli- 
bility In  the  Roman  Church :  In  answer  to  The  guide 
in  controversies,  by  R.  Holden ;  Protestanoy  without 
principles ;  and  Reason  and  religion,  or  the  certain 
rule  of  faith,  by  E.  Warner.    148  pp.    ( JToi-ifcs,  v.  5.) 

Warner, 'JWrs.  Elisabeth  G.    Bloomfield.    10 

pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  ifem.  hisH,  of  Hartford  county,  y. 
2,  p.  29.) 

Warner,  Ferdinando,  LL.  D.  1703-67. 
History  of  the  rebellion  and  civil-war  in 
Ireland.    Dublin,  1768.    2  v.  8°.  3596 

Warner,  Francis,  M.  D.  Physical  expres- 
sion, its  modes  and  principles.  With  illus- 
trations. New  York,  1886.  1S°-  (Inter- 
not.  Sci.  S.)  —1678 

Warner,  George  Predei-ick.  Catalogue  of 
the  MSS  and  muniments  of  Alleyn's  College 
of  God's  Gift  at  Dulwich.  [Lbndon],  1881. 
8°.  W.14 

(Ed.)  Nicholas  papers.  Correspondence. 

See  Nicholas,  Sir  E. 

Warner,  H.-  E.    Ephphatha,   poem.    1   p. 

(Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  10,  1876,  p.  168.)  —  Ghost's 
story,  poem.  1  p.  (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 1876,  p. 
552.)— In  the  valley  of  shadovrs,  poem.  2  pp. 
(Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  2,  1871,  p.  660.)  —  Returner. 
1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  32,  1813,  p.  613.)— Through 
the  cloud  and  the  sea,  poem.  1  p.  (Scribner's 
Monthly,  v.  2, 1811,  p.  39.)  < 

Warner,  John,  Bp.  of  Rochester.    Warner, 

J.  L.  A  hitherto  unpublished  passage  in  the  lite  ot 
W.    6  pp.     (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  21, 1864,  p.  42.) 

Warner,  Oliver.  Abstract  of  the  census  of 
Massachusetts,  1865  :  with  remarks  on  the 
same,  and  supplementary  tables.  Boston, 
1867.     8°.  —4303 

Warner,  Rev.  Richard.  1763-1857.  Anti- 
quitates  culiuariae ;  or,  curious  tracts  re- 


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lating  to  the  culinary  affairs  of  the  old  Eng- 
lish. With  a  preliminary  discourse,  notes, 
andillustr.    London,  1791.    4°.  —2731 

Literary    recollections.     London,    1830. 

2  V.  8°.  W.13 

M'arner,  Susan.    Forgues,  E.  D.    Le  roman 

.  blbllque  eu  Amfirlque.  The  Wide,  wide  world. 
Queephy.  30  pp.  {Bev.  d,  deux  mondes,  1853,  n.  p^,  2  3. 
V.  3,  p.  799.)— No  vels  and  novelists :  Queechy,  and 
the  Wide,  wide  world.  20  pp.  \N.  Am.  Rev.  t.  76, 
1853,  p.  104.) 

Warner,  William.  Circa  1558-1609.  Ar- 
gentile  and  Curau.  8  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Bi'it.  poets, 
V.  2,  p.  272.)— [Epitome  of  BritlsU  history;.]  12 
pp.  {Cooper,  E.,  Muses'  Libr.  p.  167.)— Poems  aud 
life.    160  pp.    (Cbalmors,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  4,  p.  499.) 

Chalmers,   A.    Lite  'ol   W.    3  pp.    (In  Ms   Eng. 

poets,  V.  4,  p.  501.) 

Warner,  William  Fiske,  and  Thurston, 

Ariel  8.  Newtown  (Elmlra).  Centennial  celebration 
of  the  battle  of  Newtown,  Sunday,  Aug.  29, 1779,  held 
upon  the  battle  fleld  Aug.  *,  1879.  19  pp.  (Cook,  F. 
[Ed.),  Journals  of  the  milit.  exped.  of  Maj.-Gen.  John  Sul- 
livan, p.  sSl.) 
Warner,  N.  H.  Long,  M.  Historical  sketches 
of  the  town  of  W.  29  pp.  (N.  H.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 
1832,  p.  179.) 

Warnes,  John.  On  the  cultivation  of  flax  ; 
the  fattening  of  cattle  with  native  produce  ; 
box-feeding ;  and  summer-grazing.  Lon- 
don, 1846.     8°.  —4686 

Wariiford,    England.    Wyndham,    H.    P. 

Observations  on  an  ancient  building  at  W.  10  pp.  3 
pi.     I^Arolmeologia,  t.  6, 1779,  p.  357.) 

Warning,  The,  poem.    2  pp.    (Fraser''s  Mag. 

V.  37,1848,  p.  455.) 

Warnings.    See  Omens. 

Warnke,  Karl,  and  Proescholdt,  Lud- 

wig   (Eds.)     Pseudo-Shakespearian    plays. 

See  Shakespeare,  W. 
Warnlioenig,  Leopold  August.    1794-1866. 

Institutiones  juris  Romani  privati.     Ed.  IV. 

Bonnae,  1860.    8°.  ,  —1337 
EncyclopSdie    Juridique.    15  pp.    (Eev.  of  in  Sib- 

lioth.  univ,  et  rev.  Suisse,  4  s.  v.  31, 1856,  p.  497.) 

Warny,  Philippe.  Memoires  sur  le  siege  de 
Tournay,  1581.  Bruxelles,  1860.  8°.  {Coll. 
de  mim.  rel.  hist,  de  Belgique,  16  siecle.)   3626 

Warr,  G.  Finden.  Dynamics,  construction 
of  machinery,  equilibrium  of  structures, 
and  the  strength  of  materials.  London, 
1851.    8°.  —2715 

Warre,  Edmond,  D.  D.    1886—.-    Athletics  ; 

or,  physical  exercise  and  recreation.  Pt.  I.  100  pp. 
(London  Internat.  Health  Eshib.  Literature,  v.  10,  p.  1.) 

Warren,  B.  H.,  M.  D.  Report  on  the  birds 
of  Pennsylvania.  With  special  reference  to 
the  food-habits,  based  on  over  4000  stomach 
examinations.  2  ed.,  revised  and  aug- 
mented. Illustr.  by  lOOpl.  Harrisburg,  1890. 
8°.  —4551 

Warren,  Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Charles,  1840—. 
Underground  Jerusalem :  an  account  of 
some  of  the  principal  difficulties  encountered 
in  its  exploration  and  the  results  obtained. 
Withillusti'ations.    London,  1876.    8°.    1785 

r  Recovery  of  Jerusalem.    See  Wilson,  Sir 

C.  W.,  and  others. 

Survey  of    western   Palestine.     Special 

papers.    See  Wilson,  Sir  C.  W.,  and  others. 

and  Conder,  Claude  Reignier.    Survey 

of  western  Palestine.  Jerusalem.  London, 
1884.  4°,  and  atlas,  el.  fo.  (Palestine  Ex- 
plor.Fund.)  1473,  atlas  1470 

Warren,  Charles,  M.  D,  Answers  to  in- 
quiries about  the  U.  S.  Bureau  of  Educa- 


tion, its  work  and  history.  Washington, 
1888.    8°.    (U.  S.  Education,  Bureau  of.) 

—4861 

Warren,  Edward.  Some  account  of  the 
letheon :  or,  who  is  the  discoverer  V  3  ed. 
Boston,  1847.  8°-  (Anaesthetics,  Pamphlets 
on.)  —3765 

Warren,  Edward.  M.  D.    1804-78.    Life  of  • 
John  Warren,  M.  D.    Boston,  1874.   8°.   3874 

John  Collins  AVarren.    19  pp.    (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives 

of  Am.  physicians,  p.  796.) 

Warren,  Edward,  Bey,  M.  D.     1828—.    A 

doctor's  experience  in  3  continents.  In  a 
series  of  letters  addressed  to  John  Morris, 
M.  D.,  of  Baltimore,  Md.  Baltimore,  1885. 
12°.  3706 

Introductory  lecture  delivered    in    the 

University  of  Maryland,  on  Monday,  Oct. 
15,1860.     Baltimore,  1860.     8°.  L.36 

Warren,  Einily.  Daisy;  One.  2pp.  (Overld. 

Monthly,  V.  4,  1870,  pp.  246,  625.) 

Warren,  Rev.  Frederick  Edward.  1843—. 
Liturgy  and  ritual  of  the  Celtic  church. 
Oxford,  1881.     8°.  —1253 

(Ed.)    Leofric    missal    as    used    in  the 

Cathedral  of  Exeter  during  the  episcopate 
of  its  first  Bishop,  A.  D.  1050-73.  Oxford, 
1888.    4°.  —2251 

Warren,  George.  17  cent.  Impartial  de- 
scription of  Surinam.  13  pp.  (Osborne,  T.,  Voyages, 
V.  2,  p.  919.) 

Warren,  George  John,  5  Baron  Vernon. 
1808-66.  L'Inferno  di  Dante  Alighieri,  dis- 
posto  in  ordine  grammaticale  e  corredato  di 
brevi  dichiarazioni.  Londra,  1858-65.  3  v. 
4°.  P.R. 

Le  prime  quattro  edizioni  della  Divina 

Commedia  letteralmente  ristampate.  Lon- 
dra, 1858.    4°.  P.R. 

Baelow,H.C.  The  Vernon  Dante.    1870. 

Itacalta.  G-.  F.    Cenno  blograflco  dl  Lord  Vernon. 

9  pp.  {With  Dante  Alighieri,  L'Infetno  .  .  .  da  G.  G. 
Warren,  Lord  Vernon,  v.  3,  p.  11.) 

Warren,  George  Washington.  1813-83.  Ad- 
dress before  the  Bunker  Hill  Monument 
Association,  June  17,  1865.  Boston,  1865. 
8°.  3632 

History  of  the  Bunker  Hill  Monument 

Association.     Boston,  1877.   '8°.  3632 

Arguments  on  behalf  of  the  Bunker  Hill 

Monument  Association,  in  favor  of  the  new 
avenue  to  the  monument.  See  Wheildon, 
W.  W.,  and  Warren,  G.  W. 

Warren,  Maj.-Gen.  Gouverneur  Kemble. 
1880-83.  Explorations  in  the  Dacota  country 
in  1855.  Washington,  1856.  8°.  (U.S.U 
Cong.  1  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  76.)    —4584 

Preliminary  report  of    explorations    in 

Nebraska  and  Dakota,  in  the  years  1855-57. 
Reprint.  Washington,  1875.  8°.  (U.  "5. 
Engineers,  Corps  of.)  3473 

Report  on  bridging  the  Mississippi  river 

between  Saint  Paul,  Minn.,  and  St.  Louis, 
Mo.  Washington,  1878.  8°.  (U.  S.  iS  Cong. 
3  sess.  Senate  exec.  doc.  No.  69.)  —4594 

Examination  of  the  reports  of  explora- 
tions for  railroad  routes  from  the  Mississippi 
to  the  Pacific.  •  See  Humphreys,  Brig.-Gen. 
A.  A.,  and  Warren,  Maj.-Gen.  G.  K. 

Memoir  to  accompany  the  map  of  the  territory  of 

the  United  Slates  from  the  Mississippi  river  to  the 
Paclflc  ocean.    109  pp.  (Reports  Surv.  Paxlf.R.  R.y. 11.) 


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Gabdnee,  a.  B.    Argumeht  on  behalf 

of  Lt.-Gen.  Sheridan,  respondent,  before  the 
Court  of  inquiry,  in  the  case  of  Lt.-Col.  and 
Bvt.  Maj.-Gen.  Warren,  applicant.     1881. 

United  States.   Judge  Advocate  General. 

Findings  of  the  Court  of  inquiry,  and  re- 
views of  the  Judge- Advocate-Gen.  and  of  the 
Gen.  of  the  army,  in  the  case  of  Maj.-Gen. 
G.  K.  Warren.     1883. 

United  States.  War  Department.  Pro- 
ceedings, findings,  and  opinions  of  the 
Court  of  inquiry  convened  by  order  of  the 
President  of  the  United  States  ...  in  the 
case  of  Gouverneur  K.  Warren.     1883,  B  v. 

and  others.    Report  of  the  Commission 

of  engineers  appointed  to  investigate  and 
report  a  permanent  plan  for  the  reclamation 
of  the  alluvial  basin  of  the  Mississippi  river. 
Washington,  1875.  8".  {U.S.  48  Gong.  2 
sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.  127.)  — 2714 

Warren,  Princess  Gundrada.    Blaauw,  W. 

H.  Bemarka  ou  Matilda,  Qaeen  ol  WlUlam  the  Con- 
queror, and  lier  daughter  Gundrada.  18  pp.  (Ar- 
chaetilogia,  y.  32,  18i7,  p.  108.)— Mantell,  G.  A.  Few 
remarks  on  the  discovery  ol  the  remains  o£  William 
de  Warren,  and  his  wUe.  Gundrad.  8  pp.  (Archaeo- 
logia,  V.  SI,  1846,  p.  430.) 

Warren,  Henry  P.,  and  others.  History  of 
Waterford,  Oxford  county,  Maine.  Port- 
land, 1879.     8°.  2626 

Warren,  John,  M.  D.  Warren,  E.  Life  of 
John  Warren,  M.  D.     1874.     • 

. Brown,  B.    LlteotW.    29  pp.    (Gross,  S.  D.,  iJiues 

of  Am.  plvysicians,  p.  86.) 

Warren,  John.  The  oonchologist.  Boston, 
1834.    sm.  4°.  —2636 

Warren,  John  Byrne  Leicester,  3  Baron  de 
Tdbley.  1835—.  Guide  to.  the  study  of  book- 
plates (ex-libris).    London,  1880.   8°.    W.73 

Warren,  John  Collins,  M.  D.  1778-1856. 
Mastodon  giganteus  of  North  America.  Bos- 
ton, 1852.    4°.  —1612 

Physical  education  and  the  preservation 

of  health.     Boston,  1846.     16°.  -3786 

Arnold,  H.  P.    John  Collins  Warren,  M.  D.    42  pp. 

(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Hem.  hiog.  v.  3,  p.  28.)— 
lilfe  01  W.  14  pp.  (jy.  Am:  Sea.  v.  98,  1860,  p.  460.)- 
"WTarren,  E.  John  Collins  Warren.  19  pp.  (Gross, 
S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am.  physicians,  p.  7-96.) 

Warren,  Mdj.-Qen.  Joseph,  M.  D.  1741-75. 
Biographical  sketch  of,  embracing  .  .  .  his 
Boston  orations  of  1772  and  1775  ;  together 
with  the  celebrated  eulogy  pronounced  by 
Perez  Morton,  on  the  re-interment  of  the 
remains  by  the  Masonic  order,  at  King's 
Ghapel,  in  1776.  By  a  Bostonian.  Boston, 
1857.     12°.  3897 

Oration  on  the  Boston  massai^re.    5  pp.    (Moore, 

F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  1,  p.  60.) 

— ^  Bunker  Hill  Monument  Association.  In- 
auguration of  the  statue  of  Warren,  June 
17,  1857.    1858. 

— -  Frothingham,  R.,  Jr.  Life  and  times  of 
Joseph  Warren.     1865. 

Everett,  A.  H.    Ltle  ol  W.    93  pp.    (Sparks,  J., 

Am.  Hog.  1  s.  v.  10,  p.  91.)— Everett,  E.  Statue  ol  W. 
11  pp.  ( Orations  and  speeches,  r.  3,  p.  526.)— Life  of  W. 
6  pp.  (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  porlr. 
gallery,  v.  2.)— Ijoring,  J.  S.  Joseph  Warren.  27  pp. 
(In  Ids  Hundred  Boston  orators,  p.  45.) 

Warren,  Josiah.  1799-1874.  True  civiliza- 
tion an  immediate  necessity  and  the  last 
ground  of  hope  for  mankind.  Boston,  1863. 
12°.  2416 


Warren,  Mrs.  Mercy  Otis.  1728-1814.  His- 
tory of  the  rise,  progress,  and  termination 
of  the  American  revolution.  Boston,  1805. 
3  V.  8°.  1655 

and  Adams,    John.     Correspondence. 

197  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  5  s.  v.  4, 187?,  p.  315.) 

Warren,  Samuel.  1807-77.  Works.  Edin- 
burgh, 1854-55.  5  V.  12°i  2107 
Contents.  'Ih6  -Bracelets,  v.  6.— Calais,  t.  5.— My 
first  clrcwlt,  V.  5. — Intellectual  and  moral  develop- 
ment ol  the  present  age,  x.  4.— Diary  of  a  late 
physician,  V.  1.— Sir  Wm.  Pollctt,  v.  6.— The  I<ily 
and  tlie  beq,  v.  4,— Duke  ol  Marlborongh,  v.  6.— 
The*  martyr  patriots,  v.  6. — Mystery  ol  mnrder 
and  Its  defence,  v.  5. — Who  Is  the  murderer?  v.  6. — 
A.-  lew  personal  recollections  ol  Christopher  Xorlh,  v. 
6. — Now  and  tllen,  T.  4. — Paradise  in  tlie  Pa- 
cific, V.  5. — Pegswortli,  V.  6. — Memoir  ol  John  Wm. 
Smitli,  V.  B.— apeolators  among  the  gtarg,  v.  B.— 
Ten  thoiisand  a  year,  v.  2, 3.— Modern  state  trials, 
V.  6 [Review  of]  uncle  Tom's  cabin,  v.  5. 

Moral,  social,  and  professional  duties  of 

attornies  and  solicitors.  2  ed.  Edinburgh, 
1851. '  16°.  —1828 

Passages  from  the  diary  of  a  late  phy- 
sician. [Blackwood^ s  Mag.  v.  28-30,  32,  35, 
40,42,1830-37.) 

Popular  and   practical    introduction  to 

law  studies,  and  to  every  department  of  the 
legal  profession.  3  ed.,  entirely  re-written 
and  greatly  enlarged.  London.  1863.  2  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  38, 1 835, 
p.  38,;  V.  58,  1845,  p.  300.)  —1333 

Ten  thousand  a  year.    [Blackwood'' s  Mag. 

V.  4,6-50, 1839-41.)  (Rev.  of  iniV.  Y.  Bev.  v.  9, 
1841,  p.  169.) 

The  Lily  and  tbe  bee.    15  pp.    (Rev.  ot  in  Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v,  39,  1852,  p.  66.)— Miscellanies.  12  pp. 
(Rev.  of  iu  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  55,1867,  p.  690.)— No-w  and 
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p.  239.)— Popular  authorsbip ;  Samuel  Warren. 
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Cliuton,  Sir  H.  Letter  to  Gen.  Washington,  v.  6.— 
Collins,  J.    Letter,  giving  reasons  why  Ehode  Island 

did  not  accede  to  the  union,  v.  10 Abstract  of  the 

general  principles  of  ancient  and  modern  confed- 
eracies,?. 9. — Letter  from  Congress  to  Washington, 
V.  5. — Correspondence  from  the  time  of  resigning 
his  commission  as  Commander-in-chief  of  the  army 
to  that  of  his  inauguration  as  President,  v.  9.— Corres- 
pondence official  an,d  private  from  the  beginning  of 
his  presidency  to  the  end  of  his  life,  v.  10,  11.— Pro- 
ceedings of  Congress  In  consequence  of  the  death  of 
Wasliington,  T.  1.— Brief  extracts  from  a  diary  [of 
Washington],  v.  2.— Extracts  from  Washington's  diary, 
V.  2,  9.— DachA's  letter,  v.  5.— Washington's  early 
papers,  v.  2. — Fairfax  connty  resolves,  v.  2. — 
Farewell  address,  v.  12.— Memorandum  for  con- 
certing a  plan  of  operations  with  the  French  army, 
V.  7.— CoiTespondence  between  Gen.  Gage  and  Lord 
Dartmouth,  v.  y.— Gen.  Gage's  answer  to  Gen.  Wash- 
ington, V.  3.  —  Grasse-Tilly,  F.  J.  P.,  Comte  de. 
Letter  to  Kochambeau;  Letter  to  Washington  con- 
cerning operations  In  the  Chesapeake,  v.  8.— Greene, 
N.  Account  of  the  action  at  Springfield  In  New 
Jersey,  v.  7.— Letters  respecting  the  quartermaster's 
department,  v.  7.— Hamilton,  A.  Letter  to  Presi- 
dent Washington,  v.  10. —  Letter  urging  President 
Washington  to  consent  to  be  a  candidate  for  a  2  elec- 
tion, v.  10.— Lettefs  from  Gen.  Howe  to  Washington, 
V.  4,  5.— Jay,  J.,  Knox,  H.,  and  Madison,  J.  Opinions 
respecting  the  principles  and  features  of  a  new  form 
of  government,  v.  9.— Letter  to  President  Washington, 
V.  10.  — BemarkB  on  certain  points  of  the  British 
treaty,  v.  11.— Jefferson,  T.  Letter  urging  President 
Washingtoil  to  consent  to  be  a  candidate  for  a  2  elec- 
tion, V.  10.— Suggestions  for  establishing  a  college  to 
be  supplied  with  professors  from'Europe,  v.  11 Re- 
plies of  Gen.  Knox  and  Gen.  Plnckney  to  the  Secre- 
tary of  War  on  the  subject  of  their  appointment  in  the 
provisional  army,  v.  11.— Letters  from  Knox,  Ham- 
ilton, and  Pickering  on  military  rank  In  the  pro- 
visional army,  v.  11.— Iiafayette,  M.  J.  P.  E.  Y.  G.  de 
M.,  Marquis  de.  Answer  to  the  proposal  .of  the  Aus- 
trian minister,  that  he  should  be  released  from  the 
prison  of  Olmutz  on  certain  conditions,  v.  11. — Corres- 
pondence on  American  affairs,  after  his  first  return 
from  America,  v.  6.— Letter  to  President  Washington 
respecting  the  state  of  affairs  In  France,  v.  10.— Plan 
of  an  attack  on  New  York  island,  v.  7 Letter  to  Wash- 
ington, signed  with  the  fictitious  name  of  John 
liaughorne,  v.  11.— Correspondence  between  Gen. 
Charles  Lee  and  Gen.  Burgoyne,  v.  3.— Letfers  from 
Henry  tee  and  Patrick  Henry,  v.  10.— Official  letters 
relating  to  the  French  war,  and  private  letters  before 
the  American  revolution,  v.  1.— McHenry,  J.  In- 
structions to  the  Inspector-general  of  the  provisional 
army,  v.  11.— On  the  relative  rank  of  the  Major-Gen- 

erals  In  the  provisional  array,  v.  11 Opinion  relative 

to  a  mission  to  France,  v.  11. — Questions'  proposed  by 
the  Secretary  of  War  to  the  Commander-in-chief  of 
the  provisional  army,  v.  11. — Letters  from  Aladison, 
Lee,  and  Lincoln,  on  the  location  of  the  seat  of  gov- 
ernment, choice  of  the  President,  and  other  topics,  v. 
9.— Madison,  J.  Remarks  on  the  Constitution, -and 
reirlyto  George  Mason's  objections,  v.  9.— Sketch  of 
the  state  of  opinions  in  the  old  Congress,  v.  8.— Re- 
marks of  Washington  on  Monroe's  "  View  of  the 
conduct  of  the  executive  of  the  United  States," 
V.  11.— Monstier,  E.  P.  E.,  Comte  de.  Remarks  on 
the  mode  of  intercourse  to  be  pursued  between  him 
and  the  President,  v.  10.— Letter  from  the  National 
Assembly  of  France  to  the  President  of  the  United 

States,  v.  10 Journal  of  a  tour  to  the  Ohio  river, 

V.  2.— Orders  to  the  army  announcing  the  cessation 
of  hostilities,  v.  8. — Pickering,  T.  Letter  to  Presi- 
dent Washington,  v.  11.— Opinion  relative  to  a  mission 
to  Franoe.v.  11 Correspondence  between  the  Presi- 


dent of  Congress  and  the  Marquis  de  Lafayette,  v. 
C— Putnam,  I.,  and  Cliuton,  G.  Storming  of  Forts 
Montgomery  and  Clinton,  v.  6.  —  Randolph,  E. 
Letter  urging  President  Washington  to  consent  to  be 
a  candidate  for  a  2  election,  v.  10.— Notes  submitted 
to  the  consideration  of  the  President  in  regard  to  the 
British  treaty,  v.  11 Resignation  of  the  office  of  Sec- 
retary of  State,  v.  11.— Rochamtoean,  J.  B.  D.  de  V., 
Cmnte  de.  Letter  to  Washington  on  the  arrival  of  the 
French  army  at  Newport,  v.  7 — Sparks,  J.  Account 
of  Dr.  Church's  intercepted  letter,  v.  3.— Affair  at 
Barren  Hill,  v.  5.-rAmerIoan  Independence,  v.  2.— 
American  loyalists  In  the  British  service,  v.  4.— Amer- 
ican ministers  and  diplomatic  agents  at  foreign  courts 
during  Washington's  administration,  v.  12.— Appoint- 
ment of  Washington  as  Presidentof  the  United  States, 
T.  10.— Arnold's  trial,  v.  6. — Baron  Steuben,  v.  5. — 
Battle  of  the  Brandywlne,  v.  6.— Battle  of  German- 
town,  v.  6.— Battle  of  the  Great  Meadows,  v.  2.— Battle 
of  Long  Island,  v.  4.— Battle  of  Monmouth,  v.  6.— 
Battle  of  Trenton,  v.  4.— Braddock's  defeat,  v.  2.— 
British  forces  In  America,  v.  6 — Burning  of  Fal- 
mouth, v.  3.— Capitulation  at  Yorktown,  v.  8.— Capture 
of  Gen.  Lee,  v.  4.— Communications  from  Ma,j.  Beck- 
with  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  v.  10.— Con- 
way's gabal,  V.  5.— Death  of  JumonviUe,  v.  2. — Dissen- 
sions in  the  cabinet  and  the  private-differences  be- 
tween Hamilton  and  Jefferson,  v.  10.— Evacuation  of 
Boston,  V.  3.— Exchange  of  prisoners,  v.  C— Extracts 
from  Intercepted  letters  written  by  Lord  George  Ger- 
main to  Sir  Henry  Clinton,  v.  8.— First  general  meeting 
of  the  Society  of  the  Cincinnati, .v.  9.— French  array  in 
Araerica  under  the  command  of  Count  de  Bocham- 

beau,  V.  7 Gen.  Schuyler,  v.  3.— Gen.  Washington's 

arrival  in  Cambridge,  v.  3.— Gen.  Washington's  ex- 
penses while  acting  as  Commander-in-ehlef  of  the 
American  armies,  v.  8 Governors  or  chief  -magis- 
trates of  the  several  colonies  and  states  during  the 
public  lite  of  Washington,  v.  12.— Imprisonment  of 
James  Lovell,  t.  3. --Independent  companies,  v.  2, — 
Indians,  v.  3.— Instructions  to  Sir  Henry  Clinton,  v.  5. 
—Interview  between  the  French  commanders  and  the 
Marquis  de  Lafayette,  v.  7.— JJustices  of  the  Supreme 
Court  of  the  United  States  during  Washington's  ad- 
ministration, T.  12.— Last  illness  and  death  of  Wash- 
ington, V.  1. — Lettei^s  concerning  the  transactions  of 
Lord  Cornwallls  and  Lord  Eawdon  in  the  CaroUnas, 
V.  7. — Letters  respecting  the  appointment  of  George 
Washington  as  Commander-in-chief  of- the  provisional 
army,  v.  11.— Life  of  Washington,  v.  1.— Lord  Drum- 
mond,  V.  3.— Lord  North's  views  at  different  stages  of 
the  American  war,  v.  6.— March  of  the  detachment 
under  the  Marquis  de  Lafayette  to  Virginia,  v.  8.— 
Marine  operations,  v.  3.— Marquis  de  LafayettS,  v.  6.— 
Members  of  Congress  before  the  adoption  of  the  Con- 
stitution, v.  12.— Members  of  the  convention  which 
formed  the  Constitution  of  the  United  States  in  1787, 
v.  12. — Memorandum  of  what  passed  at  the  Interview 
between  Washington  and  Paterson  July  20,>1776,  v.  4. 
— Minutes  of  a  conversation  between  Mr.  Jefferson 
and  M.  Genet,  v.  10.— Names  and  rank  of  the  general 
officers  of  the  Continental  army  in  the  revolution,  v. 
12.— Names  of  Washington's  aids-de-camp  during  the 
revoititlon,  v.  12.— Newburg  addresses,  v.  8.— Official 
letters  and  other  papers  relating  to  the  treason  of 
Arnold,  V.  7 — The  Ohio  company,  v.  2.— On  the  ap- 
pointment of  an  envoy  extraordinary  to  the  court  of 
Great  Britain,  v,  10.— Operations  of  the  army,  and 
battle  of  Chatterton's  Hill,  v.  4.— Opinions  of  the  cab- 
inet advising  Mr.  Monroe's  recall  from  France,  v.  11. 
—Opinions  of  Jefferson,  Hamilton,  and  Madison  as  to 
the  power  of  the  President  to  convene  Congress  at  any 
other  place,  than  that  to  which  they  have  adjourned, 
V.  10.- Order  of  the  public  audience  of  Washington  In 
Congress,  and  the  President's  answer  to  his  address 
on  resigning  his  commission,  v.  8.— Origin  and  gene- 
alogy Of  the  Washington  family,  v.  1.— Papers  relating 
to  the  imprisonment  of  Lafayette  at  Olmutz,  v.  11.— 
Political  opinions  of  Patrick  Henry,  v.  11.— Prisoners, 
V.  4.— Proceedings  of  the  executive  in  consequence  of 
the  violation  of  the  excise  law,  v.  10.— Proposed  enter- 
prise against  Canada  under  the  Marquis  de  Lafay- 
ette, V.  6.— Queries  by  the  President  respecting  the 
system-of  conduct  to  be  adopted  by  him  inhlsprfvate 
Intercourse,  v.  10.— Questions  submitted  by  the  Presi- 
dent to  the  cabinet  respecting  a  proclamation  of  neu- 
trality and  the  reception  of  a  French  minister,  v.  10.— 
Questions  submitted  by  the  President  to  the  Judges 
of  the  Supreme  Court,  v.  10— Religious  opinions  and 
habits  of  Washington,  v.  12.— Respecting  the  proposi- 
tions for  investing  Congress  with  additional  powers 
for  commercial  purposes,  v.  9.— Revolt  of  the  New 
Jersey  line,  v.  7.— Rules  adopted  by  the  cabinet  as  to 
the  equipment  of  vessels  in  the  ports  of  the  United 


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states  \>7  belligerent  powers,  and  proceedings  on  the 
conduct  ol  the  French  minister,  v.  10.— Senators  and 
representatives  In  Congress  during  Washington's  ad- 
ministration, V.  12.— Sketch  ol  the  quotas  ol  troops  to 
he  furnished  for  the  provisional  army  lu  the  Southern 
States,  V.  11.— State  of  the  army  at  Camhrldge  when 
Gen.  Washington  took  the  command,  v.  3.— Substance 
of  a  conference  between  Gen.  Washington  and  the 
Chevalier  de  la  Luzerne,  v.  6.— Substance  of  a  confer- 
ence between  Gen.  Washington  and  Count  de  Bocham- 
beau  at  Weathersfleld,  May  22,  1781,  v.  8.— Valley 
Forge,  V.  5. — Walpole's  grant,  v.  2. — Washington's^  ap- 
polntmeht  ap  Commander-ln-chfef  of  the  American 
army,  v.  3. — Washington's  cabinet  during  his  presi- 
dency, V.  1».— Washington's  dictatorial  powers,  v.  4.— 
Washington's  habit  in  reading  despatches  and  other 
Important  papers,"?,  10. — Washington's  visit  to  Boston, 
on  his  tour  through  the  Eastern  States,  v.  10.— 
Speeches,  and  messages  to  Congress,  proclamations, 
and  addresses,  v.  12.— Sentiments  expressed  by  the 
President  to  the  committee  from  the  Senate  appointed 
to  confer  with  him  on  the  mode  of  communication 
between  the  President  and  the  Senate  respecting 
treaties  and  nominations,  V.  10.— Vergennes, 
C.  G.,  Comte  de.  Letter  to  Washington  respecting 
Capt.  AsgUI,  V.  3.— Letters  to  Lafayette,  v.  8.— Measures 

of  the  Virginia  House    of  Burgesses,    v.    2 

IVayne,  A.  Storming  of  Stony  Point,  v.  6.— Wash- 
ington's •will,  V.  1.— Indexes,  v.  12. 

Writifigs,  collected  and  ed.  by  "Worth- 

ington  Ohauncey  Ford.  V.  1-10.  New  York, 
1889-91.     10  V.  8°.  ~  3154 

Contents.  Address,  1778,  Feb.  18,  v.  6.— Address 
to  Congress  on  resigning  his  commission,  178:3,  Dec. 
23,  V.  10.— Address  to  tile  officers  of  the  Ylrginia 
regiment,  1756,  Jan.  8,  v.  1.— Address  to  the  Presi- 
dent and  members  of  Congress,  1783,  Aug.  26,  v.  10. — 
Advertisement,  1755,  Oct.  13  or  14,  v.  1;  1775,  Apr. 
23,  V.  2.— To  Eobert  Alexander.  1777,  Mch.  20,  v.  5.— 
'f  he  Annapolis  races,  1771,  Sept.  21,  V.  2.— Ans'iver 
I  to  an  address  from  the  General  Assembly  of  Massa- 
chusetts, 1776  [Mch.]',  V.  3.— Answer  to  an  address  of' 
the  provincial  Congress  of  Massachusetts,  1775,  July 
4,  V.  3.— To  Lt.-Col.  Antill,  1777,  Jan.  8,  v.  6.— To 
Baron  d'Arendt,  1777,  Oct.  18,  v.  6.— To  Maj.-Gen. 
John  Armstrong,  1767,  Sept.  21,  v.  2;  1769,  Aug.  18, 
v.  2  ;  1773,  Oct.  10,  V.  2;  1778,  Mch.  27,  v.  6;  1779,  May 
18,  V.  7.— To. Ma] .-Gen.  Benedict  Arnold,  1775,  Sept. 
14,  V.  3 ;  1776,  Ja'n.  20,  V.  6  ^  June  21,  Aug.  3,  v.  7 ;  1780, 
Aug.  3, 11,  V.  8.— To  Capt.  Charles  Asgill,  1782,  Nov.  • 
13,  V.  10.— To  Mrs.  Sarah  Bache,  1781,  Jan.  15,  v.  9.— 
To  John  Banister,  1778,  Apr.  21,  v.  6.— To  Col.  Bur- 
well  Bassett,  1766,  Aug.  2,  V.  2  j  1769,  June  18,  v.  2 ; 

1773,  Feb.  l6,  Apr.  25,  June  20,  v.  2  ;  1774,  Feb.  12  ;  1775, 
June  19,  V.  2 ;  1779,  Apr.  22,  v.  7.— To  Col.  George  Bay- 
lor, 1777,- Jan.  9,  V.  6;  1778,  Mch.  4,  v.  6 To  John 

Beatty,  1779,  Sept.  23,  v.  8.— To  the  inhabitants  of 
Bermuda,  1775,  Sept.  6,  v.  3.— To  Clement  Biddle, 
1784,  July  28,  V.  10.— To  Lts.  Bird,  Dor$ey,  Craig, 
Moore,  and  Gray,  1777,  Aug.l5,  v.  6. — To  Wm.  Black, 

1774,  Jan.  17,  V.  2 To  John  Blair,  1768,  Jan.  31,  v.  2.— 

To  Col.  Theodorick  Bland,  1777,  Nov.  8,,v.  6;  1783, 
Mch.  31 ;  Apr.  4,  2  letters,  v.  10.— The  Board  of  War, 
1776,  July  29,  Nov.  30,  V.  6;  1780,  Jan.  16,  Feb.  26,  v.  8 ; 
1780,  Oct.  25;  1781,  Mch.  30,  V.  9.— N"tes  on  a  Journey 
to  Boston,  1756,  V.  1.— To  Lord  Botetourt,  1770, 
Apr,  15,  V.  2. — To  Bev.  Jonathan  Boucher,  1768,  May 
30 ;  1770,  Apr.  20,  May  13,  July  30,  Dec.  16 ;  1771,  Jan.  2, 
Junes,  July  9;  1772,  May  4,  21,  v.  2.— To  Ellas  Bon- 
dlnot,  1777,  Apr.  1,  V.  6.— To  Col.  Henry  Bouquet, 
1758,  July.3,  7;  13,  2  letters  ;  16,  19,  21,  2S,  — ,  Aug.  2,  6, 
18,21,  28,  V.  2.— To  President  Bowdoin,  1778,  Mch. 
17,  V.  6  ;  17R0,  Aug.  28,  v.  8.— To  the  otBcer  comm,andlng 
the  British  fleet  at  New  York,  1781,  Jan.  6,  v.  9.— To 
Col.  Daniel  Brodhead,  1719,  Mch.  22,  Apr.  21,  v.  7 ; 
1780,  Jan.  4,  V.  8.— To'Wm.  Byrd,  1756,  Apr.  20,  v.  1.— 
To  Brig.-Gen.  Cadwal]ader,1777,  Aug.  28;  1778,  Mch. 
20,  V.  6.— Call  for  a  council  of  ofBcers,  1777,  Oct.  26,  v. 
6.— To  Benedict  Calvert,  1773,  Apr.  3,  v.  2.— Thoughts 
upon  a  plait  for  the  campaign  of  1778,  v.  7. — Plan  of 
sampaign,  1782,  May  1,  v.  9.— To  Matthew  Campbell, 
1772,  Aug.  2,  V.  2.— To  the  Inhabitants  of  Canada,  1775 
[Sept.],  V.  3.— To  the  captains  of  the  several  inde- 
pendent companies  in  Virginia,  1776,  June  20,  v.  2. 
—To  Sir  Guy  Carleton,  1782,  May  10,  Sept.  8 ;  1783,  Apr. 

9,  21,  May  6,  Nov.  22,  v.  10.— To  Maj.  John  Carlyle, 

1755,  May  14,  V.  1 To  Oarlyle  and  Adam,  176B,  Mch.  9, 

v.  2.— To  Landon  Carter,  1777,  Oct.  27;  1778,  May  30, 
T.  6.— To  Archibald  Cary,  1782,  June  16,  v.  10.— To' 
Eobert  Cary  and  Co.,  1769,  May  1,  Sept.  20,  Nov.  30; 
1760,  Aug.  10;  1764,  Aug.  10;  1768,  June  6;  1771,  July 
20,  T.  2.— To  the  ChevaTler  de  Chagtellnx,  1782,  Aug. 

10,  V.  10.— To  Thomas  Chittenden,  1782,  Jan.  1,  v.  9. 

PAET  v.— 119. 


—Circular  letter  to  the  Eastern  and  Middle  States, 
1782,  Mch.  6,  v.  9.— Circular  letter  to  some  of  the 
States, fl782,  Jan.  31,  v.  9.— Circular  letter  to  the  States, 

1779,  Aug.  26;  1780,  Feb.  24,  Oct.  18,  v.  8;  1781,  Aug.  2, 
21;  1782,  Jan.  22,  v.  9;  May  4,  June  8,  v.  10.— Circular 
letter  to  the  states  north  of  Virginia,  1780,  Aug.  27,  v. 
8.— Circular  to  the  States,  1779,  May  22,  v.  7.— To  James 
Cleveland,  1776,  Jan.  10,  v.  2.— To  Gov.  George  Clin- 
ton, 1776,  July  26,  V.  4;  1777,  Aug.  16;  1778,  Feb.  16, 
V.  6;  July  11,  v.  7;  1779,  Dec.  13,  v.  8;  1781,  Feb.  24, 
June  21,  V.  9;  1782,  Oct.  19;  1783,  Sept.  11;  1784,  Nov. 
25,  V.  10.— To  Sir  Henry  Clinton,  1778,  May  31,  Mch. 
14,  V.  4;  1780,  July  26,  v.  8;  1780,  Nov.  20;  1782,  Apr. 

21,  V.  9.— To  Dr.  John  Cochran,  1779,  Aug.  16,  v.  8 

To  the  Colonels  of  horse,  1777,  Oct.  25,  v.  6.— To 

Colston,  1771,  June  24,  v.  2.— To  Peter  Colt,  1778, 

Feb.  7,  V.  6.— Acceptance  of  command  of  the 
army,  1775,  June  16,  v.  2.— To  the  commanding 
officer  at  New  York,  1776,  Mch.  14,  v.  3.— Commis- 
sion, 1775,  June  19,  v.  2.— To  the  commissioners 
for  redressing  the  grievances  of  the  New  Jersey  line, 
1781,  Jan.  27,  V.  9.— To  the  commissioners  of  Indian 
affairs,  1778,  Mch.  13,  v.  6.— To  the  Committee  of 
Congress,  1777,  Jan.  1,  July  19,  v.  5 ;  1778,  Jan.  28,  v. 
6;  1719,  Jan.  11, 13,  20,  Feb.  26,  Mch.  15,  V.  7.— To  the 
Committee  of  co-operation,  1780,  May  26,  31, 
June  11,  Ahg.  17,  V.  8.— To  the  Committee  of  Essex 
connty,  N.  J.,  1776,  June  [2],  v.  4.— To  the  Com- 
mittee of  Falmouth,  1776,  Oct.  24j  v.  3  —To  the 
Committee  of  safety  of  New  York,  1776,  Apr.  17,  v. 
4.— To  the  Committee  of  safety  of  Pennsylvania,  1776, 
June  17,  V.  4.— To  the  Committee  of  the  city  of 
New  York,  1776,  July  19,  v.  4.— To  the  Committee 
of  the  general  court  of  Massachusetts  Bay, 
1775,  Aug.  11,  V.  3. — Substance  of  a  conference  be- 
tween Gen.  Washiqgton  and  Count  de  Rochambeau  at 
Weathersfleld,  1781,  May  22,  v.  9.  —  To  John  Con- 
nolly, 1775,  Feb.  26,  V.  2. —  To  the  Continental 
Congress  of  1774,  Aug.  30 ;  1775,  June  24,  2  letters,  v. 
2.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Conway,  1777,  NOV.  9,  16,  Deo.  30, 
V.  6.— To  Gov.  Cooke,  1776,  Aug.  4,  Sept.  18,  v.  3  ;  1776, 
July  16,  Sept.  17,  V.  4;  1777,  .Tan.  20,  Apr.  3,  v.  6.— To 
Lt.-Gen.  Earl  Cornwallis,  1777,  Jan.  8,  v.  6;  1781, 
Oct.  18,  V.  9.— To  the  Council  of  Massachusetts 
Bay,  1177,  Feb.  28,  v.  6.— To  the  Council  of  >safety 
of  Pennsylvania,  1776,  Dec.  16,  v.  5. — To  the  Court- 
Martial  to  try  MaJ.-Gen;  Lee,  v.  7.— To  the  general 
court  of  Massachusetts,  1775,  Nov.  2 ;  1776,  FeX). 

10,  Mch.  21,  V.  3.— To  the  general  court  of  Massa. 
chusetts  Bay,  1775,  July  31 ;  1776,  Jan.  16,  v.  3;  July 

11,  V.  4.— To  Dr.  James  Craik,  1777,  Apr.  '26,  v.  5 ;  17S4, 
Mch.  25,  July  10,  V.  10.— To  Wm.  Crawford,  1767, 
June  21^  1773,  Sept.  26,  v.  2.— To  Mloliael  Cresap, 
1773,  Sept.  26,  V.  2.— Council  of  war  on  Fort  Cumber- 
land, V.  1.— To  John  Parke  Custis,  1175,  June  19,  v. 
2  ;  1776,  June  18,  July  24,  r.  4 ;  1777,  Jan.  22,  V.  5 ;  Sept. 
?8,"  Nov.  14;  1778,  Feb.  1,  V.  6  ;  May  26,  July  — ,  Aug.  3, 
Oct.  10,, V.  7;  1779,  Aug.  24;  1780,  Jan.  20,  Aug.  6,  v. '8; 
1781,  Feb.  28,  July  25,  v.  9.— To  Mrs.  Martha  Custis, 
1750,  July  20,  V.  2.— To  Oipt.  John  Oalton,  1773,  Feb. 
16,  V.  2.— To  Bartholomew  Dandridge,  1182,  Apr.  20, 
V.  9;  1782,  Dec.  18,  v.  10.— To  Pranola  Dandridge, 
1766,  Sept.  20,  v.  2.— To  M.  Danmours,  1777,  June  19, 
V.  6.— To  Col.  Eiias  Dayton,  1782,  June  4,  v.  10.— 
ProclamatioQ  respecting  deserters,  1777,  April  6,  v. 
5.— To  the  Chevalier  Destouches,  1781,  Feb.  22,  v.  9. 
— Diary,.Jan.-Deo.,  1768,  v.  2.— To  Ma], -Gen.  Dick- 
inson, 1778,  June  5,  V.  7;  1730,  Oct.  22,  Nov.  8,  Dec.  13; 

1781,  Jan.  9,  Apr.  18,  June  1,  July  30,  Oct.  6,  Dec.  15; 

1782,  Mch.  18,  Apr.  23,  v.  9;  June  19,  V.  10.— To  Din- 
widdie,  Lt.  Gov.  of  Virginia,  1764,  Mch.  7,  20,  Apr. 
16,  May  9  ;  18,  2  letters;  27,  29,  June  3,  10,  12,  Aug.  20, 
21  ;  1765,  July  18,  Oct.  8,  11,  17,  Dec.  6 ;  17.56,  Jan.  14, 
Feb.  2,  April  7,  18,  19,  22,  24,  27,  May  3,  23,  June  25, 
Aug.  4,  14,  Sept.  8,  23,  28,  Oct.  10,  Nov.  9,  24,  Deo.  2,  4, 
10,  19;  1767,  Jan.  [12],  Apr.  16,  29,  June  16,  [July  11], 
Aug.  27 ;  Sept.  17,  2  letters  ;  24,  Oct.  5,  9,  24,  Nov.  6,  v. 
1.— Notes  on  the  Dismal  Swamp,  1163,  Oct.  IB,  v.  2. 
—To  Dolphin  Drew,  1784,  Feb.  25,  v.  10.— To  Lord 
Drummond,  1776,  Aug.  17,  v.  4.— To  James  Duane, 

1780,  May  13,  14,  V.  8  ;  Deo.  26,  V.  9  ;  1782,  Sept.  30 ;  1783, 
Sept.  7 ;  1786,  Apr.  10,  v.  10.— To  Dncourday.  1777, 
July  13,  V.  6.— To  Wm.  Duer.  1778.  Feb.  '21,  v.  6.— To 
Benjamin  Dulany,  1781,  Nov.  17,  v.  9. —  To  Lord 
.Dunmore,  1772,  June  15,  Nov.  6;  1773,  Ap'r.  JS,  Nov. 
2;  1775,  Apr.  3,  v.  2.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Dnportail  and 
Lt.-Col.  Hamilton,  1779,  Nov.  11,  v.  8.— To  Count  d'Ks- 
talng,  1778,  July  14,  22,  Aug.  8,  Sept.  11,  Oct.  27,  31,  v. 
7  ;  1779,  Sept.  13,  Oct.  4,  7,  v.  8.— Proclamation  on  the 
evacuation,  1776,  Mch.  '21,  v.  3.— To  Thomas  Bver- 
ard,'  1175,  Sept.  17,  v.  3.— To  the  executive  of  the 
Eastern  States,  1777,  Dec.  29,  v.  6.— To  the  execu- 
tives of  the  States,  1781,  Jan.  22,  v.  9.— To  Bryan 
Fairfax,  1774,  July  4,  20,  Aug.  24,  v.  2;  1778,  Mch.  1, 


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v.  6.— To  Mrs.  Fairfax,  1755,  May  U,  v.  1.— To  Wm. 
Fairfax,  1764,  Aug.  11 ;  1755,  May  6,  June  7 ;  1766,  Aug. 
29,  V.  1;  1762  [Oct.  30];  1770,  June  27;  1776,  May  31,  V. 
2 ;  1783,  July  10  ;  1786,  June  30,  v.  10.  —  Farewell 
orders  to  the  armies  of  the  United  States,  1783,  Nov. 
2,  V.  10.— To  Wm.  Fanntleroy,  Sr.,  1762,  May  20,  v.  1. 
—To  Gov.  Fauquier,  1768,  June  19,  Aug.  6,  Sept.  2, 
26,  28,  Oct.  30,  Nov.  28,  Deo.  2,  V.  2.— To  Col.  Chrlsitlan 
Febiger,  1782,  ¥eh.  12,  v.  9. —  To  Brlg.-Gen.  Fe.l- 
lowg,  1780,  July  31,  V.  8.— To  Col.  Wm.  Fitzhugh, 
1754,  Nov.  15,  V.  1 ;  1780,  Nov.  8;  1781,  Moh.  25,  v.  9.— To 
Gen.  Forbes,  1768,  June  19,  Oct.  8;  Nov.  17,  2  letters; 
18,  28,  Dec.  30,  V.  2.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Forman,  1777,  Oct. 
26,  V.  6.— Location  of  the  forts,  v.  1.— l?o  Mrs.  Fran- 
cis, Mrs.  HUleges,  Mrs.  Olarkaonj  Mrs.  Bache,  and 
Mrs.  Blair,  1781,  Feb.  13,  v.  9.— To  Benjamin  Frank- 
lin, 1777,  Aug.  17,  V.  6 ;  1780,  Oct.  11,  v.  8 ;  Dec.  20,  V.  9. 
—To  Ma].  Christopher  Frencb,  1775,  Sept.  26,  v.  3.— 
To  Col.  Joshua  Fry,  1764,  May  23,  v.  1.— To  Lt.-Gen. 
Gage,  1775,  Aug.  11,  20,  v.  3.— To  Maj.-Gen.  Gates, 
1776,  June  24,  July  10,  Aug.  14,  v.  4;  Dec.  14 ;  1777,  Meh. 
10,  May  19,  July  30,  v.  5;  Aug.  20,  Sept.  24,  Oct.  30,  Deo. 
2 ;  1778,  Jan.  4,  27,  Feb.  9,  14,  v.  6  ;  June  12,  20,  July  3, 
Oct.  7;  1779,  Mch.  6,  v.  7 ;  Nov.  2;  1780,  Oct.  8,  v.  8; 
17S0,  Oct.  22,-v.  9.— To  Col.  Fisher  Gay,  1776,  Sept.  4, 
V.  4.— To  the  general  officers  In  camp,  1775,  Oct.  6, 
V.  3;  1778,  Apr.  20,  v.  6;  1782,  Apr.  16,  19,  v.  9.— To  M. 
Gerard,  1778,  May  1,  v.  7.— To  Eldrldge  Gerry,  1780, 
Jan.  29,  V.  8 ;  1781,  Feb.  16,  v.  9.— To  Gerry,  Livingston, 
and  Mathews,  1780,  Jan.  23,  v.  8.— To  Col.  Nathaniel 
Gist,  1777,  Jan.  11,  V.  6.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Glover,  1777, 
Apr.  26,  V.  6.— To  Wm.  Goddard,  1785,  June  11,  v.  10. 
—To  Rev.  Dr.  Wm.  Gordon,  1779,  Aug.  2 ;  1780,  May  3, 
V.  8;  1782,  Oct.  23;  1783,  July  8;  1785,  Mch.  8,  V.  10.— 

To  the  Got.  of  JS.  Carolina,  1777,  Jan.  31,  v.  5 To 

the  Count  de  Grasse.  1781,  Aug.  17,  Sept.  15,  25,  Oct. 
1, 20, 28,  V.  9.— To  Wm.  Grayson;  1785,  June  22,  Aug.  22, 
v.  10.— To  Eev.  Charles  Green,  1761,  Aug.  26,  v.  2.— To 
Col.  Christopher  Greene,  1777,  Oct.  7,  v.  6.— To  Maj.- 
Gen.  Greene,  1766,  Nov.  8 ;  1777,' Mch.  18,  May  12, 27,  v. 
5;  1777,  Nov.  26,28,  V.  6;  1778,  Aug.21,v.7j  1779,  Sept.  3, 
Dec.  22 ;  1780,  Jan.  22,  July  14,  19,  Sept.  16,  27  ;  Oct.  6, 
2  letters;  Oct.  14,  v.  8;  1782,  July  9,  Aug.  6,  Sept.  23, 
Dec.  18;  1783,  Feb.  6;  1785,  May  20,  V.  10.— To  Count 
de  Guiclien,  1780,  Sept.  12,  v.  8.— To  .the  Half- 
king,  1754,  May  19,  V.  1.— To  MaJ.  Francis  Halket, 
1758,  Apr.  12,  May  11,  Aug.  2,  v.  2.— To  Col.  Joslas  C. 
Hall,  1778,  Apr.  3,  v.  6.— To  Lt.-Col.  Alexander  Ham- 
ilton, 1777,  Sept.  22,  Oct.  30,  Nov.  15,  v.  6 ;  1783,  Mch. 
4,  31,  Apr.  4,  16,  22,  V.  10.— To  John  Hancock,  1777, 
Oct.  22,  V.  6.— To  Benjamin  Harrison,  1777,  Aug.  19, 
V.  6;  1778,  Deo.  18;  1779,  May  6,  v.  7  ;  1783,  Mch.  4,  19; 

1784,  Oct.  10;  1785,  Jan.  22,  v.  10.— To  Lt.-Col.  Bobert 
H.  Harrison,  1777,  Mch.  4,  v.  5.— Conference  at  Hart- 
ford, V.  8.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Haven,  1782,  May  3,  June 
4,  V.  10.— To  Gen.  Heard,  1777,  April,  v.  6.— To  Maj.- 
Gen.  Heath,  1776,  Aug.  22,  23,  Sept.  1,  Oct.  9,  "v.  4; 
Nov.  12,  Deo.  18,  21 ;  1777,  Jan.  5,  17,  19 ;  Feb.  3,  2  let- 
ters ;  Apr.  10,  July  19,  v.  5;  Sept.  7,  Nov.  16;  1778,  Jan. 
22',  Apr.  29,  May  5,  v.  6;  Oct.  22,  v.  7;  1779,  Dec.  21, 
May  16  ;  1780,  July  31,  Aug.  3,  28,  v.  8  ;  Oct.  21,  Nov.  16, 
Mch.  21,  Ajlg.  19,  Feb.  28,  v.  9;  1783,  June  6,  v.  10.— To 
Gov.  Patrick  Henry,  1776,  Oct.  6,  v.  4;  1777,  Feb.  24, 
Apr.  13,  May  17,  31,  v.  5;  Aug.  4,  Nov.  13;  1778,  Mob." 
27,  28,  V.  6.— To  James  Hill,  1778,  Oct.  27,  v.  7.— To 
Capt.  Peter  Hog,  1756,  v.  1. — To  Commodore  Eseck 

Hopkins,  1776,  Apr.  14,  v.  4 To.FranoIs  Hopkln- 

son,  1785,  May .16,  v.  10.— To  Francis  Hopklnson  and  . 
John  Wharton,  1777,  Oct.  27,  v.  6.— Session  of  the 
House  of  Burgesses,  1770,  May-June ;  1774,  May  6, 
V.  2.— To  Lord  Howe,  1776,  Aug.  17,  v.  4;  1777,  Jan. 
13, 16,  20,  V.  5.— To  Sir  Wm.  Howe,  1778,  July  SO,  Sept. , 
24,  T.  4;  Nov.  9,  Dec.  17  ;  1777,  Apr.  9,  June  10,  July  16, 
T.  5;  Oct.  6,  Nov.  4,  14;  1778,  Jan.  20,  30,  Feb.  10,  Mch. 
22,  v.  6;  1779,  Nov.  20;  1780,  Apr.  28,  June  10,  20,  V.  8; 
1781,  Jan.  29,  V.  9.— To  Lt.-Col.  David  Humphreys, 

1780,  Dec.  23,  v.  9;  1786,  July  25',  V.  10.— To  James 
Hunter,  1778,  June  15,  v.  7 — To  Samuel  Hunting- 
ton, 1783,  Sept.  25,  V.  10.— To  Gov.  Innes,  1765,  July 
15,  V.  1. — General  instructions  to  all  the  captains  of 
companies,  1757,  July  29,  v.  1.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Wm.  Ir- 
vine, 1782,  Mch.  8,  V.  9 To  Bobert  Jackson,  1755, 

Aug.  2,  V.  1.— To  John  Jay,  1779,  Mdh.  1,  Apr.  14,  23,  v. 
7;  Sept.  7,  V.  8.— To  Gov.  Jefferson,  1779,  Aug.  6, 
Nov.  23,  Dec.  11 ;  1780,  May  15,  v.  8 ;  Nov.  20,  25,  Dec. 
17  ;  1781,  Feb.  4,  May  11,  29,  v.  9  ;  1784,  Mch.  29,  Apr.  8  ; 

1785,  Sept.  26,  V.  10.— To  Gabriel  Jones,  1758,  July  29, 
V.  2.— To  Joseph  Jones,  1780,  May  31,  July  22,  Aug. 
13,  V.  8;  1782,  Dec.  14;  1783,  Feb.  11,  Mch.  12, 18,  v.  10. 
—Journal,  1764,  Mch.-June,  v.  1 ;  1760,  Jan. -May,  v. 
2.— To  Baron  de  Kalb,  1780,  Mch.  21,  v.  8.— To  Maj.- 
Gen.  Henry  Knox,  1776,  Nov.  16;  1777,  Feb.  11,  v.  3; 

1781,  Feb.  16,  V.  9;  1782,  Aug.  29 ;  1783,  Sept.  23,  Oct.  16, 
23;  1781,  Feb.  20,  Mch.  20;  1785,  Jan.  6,  June  18,  v.  10. 


—To  Brlg.-Gen.  Knox  and  Gouverneur  Morris,  1782, 
Mch.  11,  V.  9.— To  the  Marchioness  de  Iiafayette, 
1784,  Apr.  4,  v.  10.— To  the  Marquis  de  Lafayette, 

1778,  Mch.  10,  v.  6 ;  May  18,  June  25,  July  4,  27,  Sept.  1, 
26,  Oct.  4 ;  1779,  Mch.  8,  V.  7  ;  Sept.  12,  30, -Oct.  20  ;  1780, 
Mch.  18,  May  16,  19,  July  16,  22,  27,  Aug.  3,  v.  8 ;  Oct. 
30,  Dec.  8,  14,  26;  1781,  Feb.  20,  25,  27,  Mch.  1,  Apr.  6, 

11,  21 ;  22,  2  letters ;  May  4,  July  13,  30,  Aug.  16,  Septj 
2,  Nov.  15;  1782,  Jan.  4,'  V.  9;  Oct.  20;  1783,  Moh.  23, 
Apr.  6 ;  1784,  Feb.  1 ;  1785,  July  26,  v.  10.— To  MaJ. 
Thomas  Iiansdale,  1783,  Jan.  26,  v.  10.— To  Henry 
Ijaurens,  1777,  Nov.  10;  1778,  Jan.  31,  Apr.  30,  v.  6; 
May  29,  June  6,  July  24,  Aug.  20,  Sept.  12,  Nov.  14; 

1779,  Mch.  20,  v.  7;  Nov.  5,  v.  8. -'To  Lt.-Ool.  John 
Iiaurens,  1780,  Apr.  26,  Oct.  13,  v.  8;  1781,  Jan.  16, 
Apr.  9,  V.  9;  1782,  July  10,  v.  10.— To  Charles  Liaw- 
rcnce,"1753,  Apr.  26,  v.  2 — To  MaJ.-Gea:  Liee,  1776, 
Jan.  8,  23,  30,  Feb.  26,  v.  3 ;  Nov.  10, 16,  21,  24,  27,  Dec. 
1, 10,  14  ;  1777,  July  4,  V.  5;  1778,  Jan.  27,  Apr.  22,  v.  6  ; 
May  30,  June  16,  26,  v.  7.— To  MaJ.  Henry  tee,  1779, 
Sept.  1,  V.  8 ;  1780,  Oct.  20,  V.  9.— To  Richard  Henry 
lice,  1774,  A'ug.  7,  V.  2 ;  1775,  July  10,  Aug.  29,  Nov.  27, 
V.  3  ;  1776,  Apr.  4,  May  18;  1777,  Apr.  24,  May  17,  June 
1,  V.  5  ;  Oct.  17,  Nov.  18;  1778,  Feb.  15,  v.  6  ;  May  25,  T. 
7;  1781,  July  16,  V.  9;  1784,  Deo.  14;  1786,  Feb.  8,  Mch. 
15,  June  22,  Aug.  22,  V.  10.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Andrew 

'  liewis,  1777,  Moh.  3,  v.  5;  1778,  Oct.  16,  V.  7.— To 
Fielding  Lewis,  1780,  July  6,  v.  8 ;  1784,  Feb.  27,  v.  10. 
—To  John  liCwis,  1782,  Apr.  17,  v.  9;  1784,  Feb.  14,  V. 
10.— To  Thomas  liewls,  1774,  May  6,  v.  -2 ;  1784,  Feb. 
1,  V.  10.— To  Warner  Lewis,  1765,  Aug.  14,  v.  1.— To 
Maj.-Gen.  Lincoln,  1777,  Jan.  7,  Apr.  27,  v.  5;  1779, 
Sept.  28,  Dec.  12  ;  1780,  Feb.  27,  Apr.  15,  Sept.  10,  V.  8 ; 
Dec.  11 ;  1781,  Feb.  27,  Apr.  4,  July  1,  Oct.  29,  v.  9;  1782, 
June  6,  V.  10.— To  Eobert  K.  Livingston,  1778,  Moh. 

12,  V.  6;  1780,  June  29,  v.  8;  1781,  Jan.  31,  V.  9;  1782, 
Sept.  19;  1783,  Mch.  19,  29,  V.  10.— To  Gov.  Wm.  Liv- 
ingston,- 1776,  July  5,  6,  V.  4;  Nov.  7,  Dec.  1;  1777, 
Jan.  24,  V.  5 ;  Sept.  1,  Oct.  8,  Nov.  1,  Dec.  11,  31 ;  1778, 
Feb.  2, 14,  Mch.  4,  Apr.  26,  v.  6;  1779,  Mch.  3,  Apr.  22, 
May  4,  Dec.  21 ;  1780,  Feb.  19,  June  18,  v.  8.— To  Earl 
Loudoun,  1757  [Mch.],  v.  1.— To  the  Chevalier  de  la 
Luzerne,  1780,  Feb.  4,   June  6,  Sept.   12,  v.  8;  1783, 

Mch.  29,  V.  10 To  Brlg.-Gen.  IHcDougall.  1777,  Apr.  ' 

28,  May  7,  28,  V.  5 ;  1778,  Feb.  12,  Moh.  16,  Apr.  22,  V.  6  ; 
May  5^  1779,  Jan.  31,  v.  7.— To  James  McHenry,  1781, 
Dec.  11 ;  1782,  Mch.  12,  v.  9 ;  July  18,  Sept.  12,  Oct.  17  ; 

1783,  Dec.  10 ;  1785,  Aug.  22,  V.  10.— To  Thomas  Mc- 
Kean,  1778,  Apr.  1,  v.  7 ;  1781,  July  21,  v.  9.— To  Robert 
Mackenzie,  1774,  Oi"t.  9,  v.  2. — To  James  Madison, 

1784,  June  12,  v.  10. — To  the  magistrates  of  New  Jer- 
sey, 1780,  Jan.  8,  V.  8 To  the  MaJ.  and  Brig.-Gens., 

1775,  Sept.  8,  V.  8.— To  M.  Malmedy,  1777,  May  16,  V. 

5.-.-TO  Commodore  Manly,  1776,  Jan.  28,  v.  3 To  M. 

Marbols,  1783,  July  9,  v.  10.— To  George  Mason,  1769, 
Apr.  5,  V.  2  ;  1779,  Mch.  27,  v.  7  ;  1780,  Oct.  22,  v.  9;  1785, 
Oct.  3,  V.  10.— To  the  Massachusetts  and  Connec- 
ticut Brig.-Gens.,  1777,  July  18,  v.  6.— To  John 
Mathews,  1780,  Moh.  30,  Sept;  9,  Oct.  14,  v.  8.— To 
Brlg.-Gen.  Maxwell,  1777,  Feb.  12,  v.  6;  1779,  May  6, 

7,  V.  7.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Mercer,  1776,  Sept.  3, 26,  v.  4 

To  George  Mercer,  1771,  Nov.  7 ;  1774,  Dec.  26 ;  1776, 
Apr.  6,  V.  2.— To  Maj.-Gen.  Mifflin,  1776,  Mch.  24,  v. 
3:  1777,  Mch.  18,  Apr.  10,  V.  5.— Memms.  respt^g  the 
militia,  1756,  Apr.,  May,  v.  1.— To  the  militia  of 
New  Jersey,  1777,  Nov.  20,  v.  6.— To  Wm.  Minor, 

1785,  May  27,  V.  10 To  Don  Juan  de  Miralles,  1780, 

Feb.  27,  V.  a.— To Montague,  1775,  Apr.  6,  v.  2.— 

To  Andrew  Montour,  1755,  Oct.  10,  v.  1 To  Capt. 

Daniel  Morgan,  1775,  Oct.  14,  v.  3.  — To  Appolos 
Morris,  1777,  June  6,  v.  5. — To  Gouverneur  Morris, 
1778,  Apr.  26,  V.  6  ;  1778,  May  18,  29,  July  24,  Sept.  6, 
Oct.  4 ;  1779,  May  8,  V.  7 ;  1780,  Deo.  10,  T.  1 0.— To  Lewis 
Morris,  1776,_Aug.  4,  v.  3..^To  Eobert  Morris,  1777, 
Mch.  2,  V.  5;    1782,   May  17,  June  16,   Sept.   22;   1783, 

Jan.  8,  Mch.  8,  Jane  3,  v.  10 To  Robert  Morris  and 

Richard  Peters,  1781,  Aug.  21,  v.  9.— To  Robert  Hunter 
Morris,  Gov.  of  Pennsylvania,  1756,  Jan.  5,  Apr.  9,  v. 
1.— To  Gov.  STash,  1780,  Nov.  e,'*.  9.— To  Brlg.-Gen. 
Nelson,  1778,  Aug.  20,  v.  7.— To  Gen.  Thomas  Nelson, 
1777,  Nov.  8,  V.  6.— To  Thomas  Nelson,  Jr.,  1778,  Feb. 

8,  V.  6.— To  John  de  Neufville,  1785,  Sept.  8,  v.  10.— 
To  the  New  Fngland  governments,  1776,  Jan. 
19,  V.  3.— To  the  New  Fngland  States,  1781,  Jan.  5, 
V.  9.— Journey  to  New  York,  1773,  May  10,  v.  2.— To 
the  Nevr  Tork  convention,  1776,  Aug.  8, 12, 17,  23, 
V.  4.— To  the  New  Tork  Council  of  Safety,  1777, 
Aug.  4,  V.  6.— Answer  of  an  address  of  the  New  Tork 
provincial  Congress,  1776,  June  24,  v.  2.— To  Rob- 
ert Carter  Nicholas.  1775,  Oct.  6,  v.  3 ;  1780,  Nov.  7,  v. 
9.— To  Col.  Lewis  Nicola,  1782,  May  22,  v.  10.— To  Mat- 
thias Ogden,  1782,  Mch.  28,  v.  9.— To  Samuel  Og- 
den,  17^,  Jan.  19,  v.  10.— Journal  to  the  OhiCo,  1753, 
T.  1.— AdvertlBemeut  of  the  Ohio  lands,  1773,  July 


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IB,  V.  2.— Journal  ol  a  tour  to  tb&Oklo  river,  1770,  v. 
2.— To  Eobert  Orme.  1766,  Mch.  IB,  Apr.  2,  Juue  30, 
T.  1.— To  Thomas  Paine,  1782,  Sept.  18,  v.  10.— To  Wm. 
PalAey,  1776,  Nov.  12,  v.  8.— To  J.  Palmer,  1776, 
Aug.  7,  22,  T.  3.— To  Brlg.-Gen.  Parsons,  1777,  Feb.  8, 
Apr.  3,  Mary  17,  29,  v.  6 ;  1778,  Moh.  8,  V.  6 — Observa- 
tions upon  a  peace  establishment,  1783,  Sept.  8,  v. 
10.— To  Oapt.  Wm.  Peachy,  1767,  Sept.  18,  v.  1.— To 
Edmund  Pendleton,  1779,  Nov.  1,  v.  8.— To  tbe  offl- 
oera  and  soldiers  of  the  Pennsylvania  associa- 
tion, 1776,  Aug.  8,  V.  4.— To  tiie  Pennsylvania 
Council  of  safety,  1777,  Jan.  19,  v.  B.— Brtracts 
trom  the  Pennsylvania  Gazette,  1756,  v.  1.— To 
Mrs.  Philips,  1776,  Oct.  22,  V.  4.— To  George  Plater 
and  Thomas  Oooliey  Dey,  1781,  Nov.  22,  v.  9.— To  Oapt. 
John  Posey,  1767,  June  24,  Sept.  24,  v.  2  ;  1782,  Aug. 

7,  V.  10 To  Brlg.-Gen.  Potter,  1777,  Oct.  9,  v.  6.— To 

Jeremiah  Powell,  1777,  Nov.  B,  v.  6.— To  the  Presi- 
dent of  Congress,  1776,  July  10,  21,  Aug.  31,  Sept. 
21,  30,  Oct.  6,  12,  24,  Nov.  2,  8,  11, 19,  28;  1776,  Jan.  11, 
14, 19,  24,  30 ;  Feb.  9,  2  letters ;  14, 18,  26,  Mch.  7, 13, 19, 
24,  y.  3 ;  Apr.  4, 18,  22,  23,  25,  30 ;  May  5,  2  letters ;  11, 

15,  20,  June  7,  8,  9,  10,  13,  14,  17,  20,23,  27,  28,  29,  30, 
July  S,  4,  10,  11,  12,  14,  15,  17,  19,  22,  25,  27,  Aug.  2,  5,  7, 

'20,  26,  29,  31,  Sept.  2,  6,  8,  14, 16, 18,  20,  22,  24,  28,  Oct.  2, 
4,  5,  7,  8,  v.  4  ;  NOV.  6,  8,  11, 14,  16,  19,  30,  Deo.  2,  3,  5,  6, 
8,9,11,  12,  13,  15, 16,  20,  24,  27,  29;  1777,  Jan.  1,5,7,12, 
19,22,  26,  Feb.  6,  14,  20,  Moh.  1,  6,  14,  29,  Apr.  12, 18,  28, 
May  6>,  12,  16,  24,  28,  31,  June  3,  6,  8,  20,  22,  25,  28,  July 
2, 10,  22,  25,  V.  5  ;  Aug.  1,  9, 10,  22,  23,  26,  27,  30,  Sept.  1, 

8,  9, 11, 13, 15, 19,  23,  Oct.  3,  6,  7, 16,  24,  Nov.  1, 11,  17,  23, 
26,  Dec.  10,  22,  23-,  1778,  Jan.  1,  2,  6,  9;  1778,  Feb.  27, 
Moh.  7, 12,  14,  16,  21,  24,  Apr.  4,  10, 18,  23,25,  27,30,  May 

1,  18,  V.  6  ;  June  2;  18,  2  letters ;  22',  28,  July  1,  7, 12,  22, 
26,  Aug.  3, 16,  Sept.  4, 12,  Oct.  3,  6,  22,  24,  Nov.  11,  27, 
Deo.  13 ;  1779,  Feb.  26,  Mch.  16,  May  3,  6, 17,  June  3, 

6,  27,  July  9,  V.  7  ;  21,  Aug.  15,  23,  Sept.  7,  Oct.  4,  21, 
Nov.  14, 18,  24,  29,  Dec.  7, 15, 17 ;  1780,  Jan.  2,  4,  Moh.  6, 
26,  31,  Apr-.  2,  3, 17,  May  27,  Juue  20,  25  ;  July  10,  2  let- 
ters; 14,  22,  30,  Aug.  20,  28,  Sept.  6,  8,  16,  26,  Oct.  7, 11, 

16,  V.  8;  21,  Nov.  7,  28,  Deo.  20;  1781,  Jan.  2,  6,  IB,  Feb. 
3, 17,  26,  Apr.  8,  16,  May  8,  17,  27,  June  6,  July  6,  Aug. 

2,  Sept.  16,  Oct.  1,  12,  16,  19,  27,  31,  Nov.  IB,  Dec.  27 ; 
1782,  Feb.  18,  20,  Apr.  30,  v.  9;  1782,  May  10,  July  9, 
Aug.  19;  1783,  Jan.  30,  Feb.  26,  Moh.  12,  18,  19,  Apr.  18, 
May  3,  June  17,  24,  July  16,  Aug.  6, 14,  26,  Nov.  18,  Deo. 
20;  1784,  Jan.  14,  v.  10.— To  the  President  of  the 
Council,  1768,  Apr.  17,  24,  May  4,  24,  V.  2  ;  1775,  Aug. 

7,  V.  3.— Proclamation  to  those  who  had  accepted 
protection  ot  Gen.  Howe,  1776,  Jan.  26,  v.  6.— To  the 
pi-oviucial  Congress  of  New  Yorkrl776,  Aug.  8, 
v.  3.— To  Samuel  Purvlance,  1779,  Aug.  7,  v.  8.— To 
Ma]. -Gen.  Putnam,  1776,  Moh.  31,  v.  3;  May  21,  28, 
June  3,  Aug.  25,  V.  4;  1777,  Jan.  5,  May  25,  July  12,  25, 
V.  5 ;  Aug.  1, 11,  Sept.  23,  Oct.  19,  25,  Nov.  19,  Deo.  2 ; 
1778,  Jan.  25,  V.  6;  1779,  Jan.  18,  V.  7-,  1783,  June  2,  v. 
10.— To  Kutus  Putnam,  1784,  June  2,  v.  10.— Q,ues- 
tions  of  Rochambeau  and  Waahlugton's  replies,  1781, 
July  19,  v.  9.— Questions  [ot  Washington]  and  answers 
[ol  Count  de  Gra3se],'1781,  Sept.  17,  v.  9.— To  Josiah 
Q,ulncy,  1775,  Nov.  4,  v.  3.— To  Wm.  Ramsay,  1769, 
Jan.  29,  v.  2.— To  Edmund  JRandolph,  1784,  Moh.  18 ; 
1785,  July  80,  Aug.  18,  Sept.  16,  V.  10.— To  Gov.  Read, 
1777,  Dec.  19,  V.  6.— To  Jacob  Read,  1784,  Aug.  11,  Nov. 

3,  Y.  10.— To  Joseph  Reed,  1776,  Jan.  14,  23,  81 ;  1776, 
Feb.  1,  Oct.  30,  Nov.  8,  20,  27,  28;  1776,  Feb.  10,  Moh.  3, 

7,  25,  V.  3  ;  Apr.  1,  15,  23,  v.  4  ;  Dec.  28 ;  1777,  Jan.  14, 16, 
23,  Feb.  23,  Apr.  7,  June  14,  23,  v.  6  ;  Deo.  2,  v.  6;  1778, 
June  16,  July  29,  Deo.  12;  1779,  Mch.  3,  28,  Apr.  8,  27, 
V.  7;  Aug.  22,  Oct.  22;  1780,  Apr.  28,  May  28,  Jun^25, 
July  4,  Oct.  18,  V.  8 ;  19  ;  1781,  Juno  24,  T.  9 ;  1782,Sept. 

15,  V.  10.— To  Don  Francisco  Rendon,  1781,  Oct.  12,  v. 

9 To  Henry  Rlddell,  1774,  Feb.  22,  v.  2.— To  Lt.- 

Gen.  Robertson,  1782,  May  4,  v.  10.— To  John  Rob- 
inson, 1765,  Apr.  20,  Sept.  11 ;  1756,  Apr.  24,  27,  Aug. 
B,  Dec.  19;  17B7,  May  30,  June  lOj  Oct.  24,  v.  1;  1768, 
Sept.  1,  V.  2.— To  Count  de  Rochambeau,  1780,  July 

16,  31,  Aug.  B,  21,  26,  Sept.  3,  8,  V.  8;  Dec.  10;  1781,  Jan. 
20,  Feb.  IB,  24,  Apr.  7, 10,  30,  June  4, 13,  80;  1782,  Feb. 

9,  V.  9  ;  1782,  Aug.  16,  Deo.  14  ;  1784,  Aug.  20,  V.  10.— To 
Count  de  Koohambeau  and  the  Chevalier  de  Ternay, 
1780,  Deo.  IB,  V.  9.— To  Caesar  Rodney  and  Thomas 
MoKean,  1775,  Aug.  30,  v.  3.  — To  David  Ross,  1781, 
Oct.  24,  T.  9.— Certificate  to  James  Rumsey,.  1784, 
Sept.  7,  v.  10.— To  Gov.  Rutledge,  1777,  July  5,  v.  B; 
1780,  May  16,  Sept.  12,  v.  8.— To  Maj.-Gen.  St.  Clair, 
1780,  Jan.  27,  V.  8;  1781,  Jan.  12,  Feb.  3,  22,  Sept.  15, 
Oct.  29,  V.  9.— To  Ma].-Gen.  St.  Clair,  and  Lt.-Ool.  Ed- 
ward Carrington,  and  Alexander  Hamilton,  1780,  iloh. 

8,  V.  8.— To  St.  Clair,  De  Kalb,  and  Knox,  1777,  Nov.  17, 
V.  6.— To  Sir  John  St.  Clair,  17B8,  Apr.  18,  v.  2.— To 
Maj.-Gen.  Schuyler,  177B,  June  25,  v.  2;  July  28, 
Aug.  IB,  2\),  Sept.  8,  Oct.  i,  B,  26,  Nov.  6,  28 ;  1776,  Jan. 
16, 18,  27,  Apr.  19,  May  17,  21,  22,  June  7, 9, 17, 20,  24,  28, 


July  11, 17,  31,  Oct.  22,  V.  4 ;  1777,  Jan.  18,  Feb.  9,  Mch. 

12,  June  18,  20,  July  13,  16,  18,  24,  v.  6;- 1778,  May  15, 
Nov.  20,  Dec.  18;  1779,  Feb.  11,  Mch.  26,  Apr.  19,  v.  7  ; 

1780,  Jan.  20,  Mch.  31,  May  21,  v.  8 To  the  secret 

committee  of  the  convention  of  the  state  of  New 
York,  1776,  July  18,  v.  4.— To  the  Secretary  at  War, 
1782"  Apr.  27,  V.  9 ;  1782,  May  4,  June  17,  Aug.  11,  18, 
Sept.  1,  Oct.  2,  V.  10.— To  Gilbert  Simpson,  1784,  Feb. 

13,  V.  10.— To  Abraham  Skinner,  17»1,  Feb.  7,  v.  9.— 

To  Lt.-Ool.  Samuel  Smith,  1777,  Oct.  11,  v.  6 To  Lt.- 

Col.  Wm.  S.  Smith,  1783,  Aug.  81,  v.  10 — To  the  Wor- 
shipful, the  Speaker  and  gentlemen  of  the 
.House  of  Burgesses,  1756,  Dec,  T.  1.— To  Brlg.- 
Gen.  Spencer,  1775,  Sept.  26,  v.  3.— To  Col.  Alexander 
Spotswood,  1777,  Apr.  30,  v.  5.— To  Col.  Stanwlx, 

1757,  June  16,  20,  21,  28,  July  16,  20,  30,  Oct.  18,  v.  1 ; 

1758,  Mch.  4,  Apr.  10,  y.  2 To  Lt.-Col.  Adam  Stephen, 

1766,  Nov.  18,  28,  Deo.  28;  1756,  Feb.  1,  Aug.  5,  Sept.  6, 
Oct.  23,  v.  1.— To  BEtron  Steuben,  1780,  Feb.  8,  Apr.  2, 
V.  8;  1783,  July  12,  Dec.  23,  v.  10.— To  Capt.  Stewart, 
1756,  July  22,  V.  1.— To  Robert  Stewart,  1763,  Apr.  27, 
Aug.  13,  V.  2  ;  1783,  Aug.  10,  V.  10.— To  Lord  Stirling, 

1777,  July  14,  V.  5  ;  Sept.  25,  v.  6 ;  1780,  Jan.  12,  Mch.  6,  - 
22,  v.  8;  1781,  July  14,  V.  9.— To  Lord  Stirling,  Mercer, 
Stephens,  and  De  Fermoy,  1776,  Dec.  14,  v.   5.— To 

Robert  Stobo,  1771,  Nov.  22,  v.  2 To  Mrs.  Richard 

Stockton,  1783,  Sept.  2,  v.  10 To  Gen.  John  Sulli- 
van, 1776,  Nov.  7,  v.  8;  1776,  June  13,  16,  V.  4;  1777, 
Jan.  28,  Mch.  16,  July  6,  v.  6;  Aug.  27,  Oct.  24,  v.  6; 

1778,  July  17,  31,  Aug.  28,  Sept.  1, 12;  1779,  May  31,  July 
31,  V.  7  ;  1779,  Deo.  16,  V.  8;  1780,  Nov.  20,  25,  Dec.  17 ; 

1781,  Feb.  4,  May  11,  29,  v.  9.— To'  the  Superinten- 
dent of  Finance,  1781,  July  13,  Aug.  2, 17,  27,  v.  9.— 
Journal  of  a  survey,  1748,  v.  1.— To  Ma).  Benjamin 
Tallmadge.  1779,  June  27,  v.  7;- Sept.  24;  1780,  Feb. 
6,  V.  8;  1782,  Dec.  10,  v.  10.— To  John  Ternaut,  1778, 
Mch.  — ,  V.  6.— To  the  Chevalier  de  Ternay,  1780,  Aug. 
16,  v.  8.— To  Maj.-Gen.  Thomas,  1776,  July  23,  v.  3; 

1776,  May  24,  v.  4.— To  Capt.  Joh.  Thompson,  1766, 
July  2,  V.  2.— To  Matthew  Thornton,  1776,  Jan.  16,  v, 
3.— To  Rev.  Dr.  Thruston,  1778,  Mch.  12,  v.  2.— To 
Lt.-Col.  Tench  Tilghman,  1782,  July  9;  1788,  Jan.  10, 
Apr.  24;  1784,  Mch.  24;  1785,  June  2,  v.  10.— To  Gov. 
Trumbull,  1775,  July  18,  Aug.  14,  Sept.  8,  21,  Dec.  2, 

.  V.  3;  1776,  Jan.  ?1,  Feb.  8,  19,  Mch.  21,  V.  3;  Apr.  26, 
June  10,  July  7,  Aug.  18,  24,  Sept.  6,  9,  23,  Oct.  9, 16,  v. 
4  ;  Nov.  10,  Deo.  14,  v.  5 ;  1777,  Jan.  10,  24,  Feb.  1, 10,  20, 
Mch.  3,  6,  23,  Apr.  12,  May  11,  23,  26,  July  2,  7,  17,  31,  v. 
5;  Aug.  4,  Dec.  15;  1778,  Moh.  31,  V.  6;  Julyl2,14,  v.  7  ; 

1779,  Sept.  30 ;  1780,  Jan.  8,  Aug.  22,  v.  8  ;  Deo.  17  ;  1782, 

Feb.  21,  Nov.  28,  V.  9 ;  1784,  May  15,  V.  10 To  Jonathan 

Trumbull,  Jr.,  1784,  Jan.  6,  v.  10. —  To  Samuel 
Tucker,  1776,  Apr.  24,  V.  4. — To  Brig.-Gen.  Varnum, 

1777,  Nov.'l,  12,  V.  6.— To  the  Marquis  do  Vaudreull, 

1782,  Aug.  10,  V.  10.— To  Count  de  Vergennes,  1782, 
N3v.  21,  v.  10.— Virginia  convention,  1774,  Aug.  1, 
V.  2.— To  Capt.  Waggener,  1756,  July  13,  v.  1.— To 
Maj.-Gen.  Artemas  Ward,  1775,  Nov.  17,  v.  3;  1776, 
Apr.  29,  May  9,  June  16,  July  9,  v.  4.— To  James  'War- 
ren, 1775,  July  10,  v.  3;  1777,  May  23,  v.  6;  1779,  Mch. 
31,  V.  7.— To  Bushrod  "Washington,  1783,  Jan.  16,  v. 

10 To  John  A.  Washington,  1745,  May  6,  14,  26, 

June  28,  July  18,  v.  1 ;  1776,  Moh.  6,  25,  June  20,  v.  2 ; 
July  27,  Sept.  8, 10,  Oct.  13,  Moh.  31,  v.  3;  1776,  Apr.  29, 
May  31,  July  22,  Sept.  22,  v.  4;  Nov.  19,  Deo.  18;  1777, 
Feb.  24,  June  — ,  29,  v.  5;  Aug.  6,  Oct.  18,  V.  6;  1778, 
June  10,  July  4,  Sept.  23,  v.  7 ;  1783,  Jan.  16,  v.  10.— To 
Lund  "Washington,  1775,  Nov.  26,  v.  3 ;  1776,  May  10, 
June  12,  July  8,  IB,  16,  22,  Sept.  30,  v.  4 ;  Dec.  10,  v.  5 ; 

1778,  Aug.  IB,  Dete.  18,  V.  7;''1779,  Aug.  17,  V.  8;  1781, 
Apr.  30,  V.  9;  1782,  Nov.  21,  2  letters ;  1783,  Feb.  12, 
Mch.  19,  June  11,  Sept.  20,  v.  10.— To  Mrs.  Martha 
Washington,  1775,  June  18,  v.  2 ;  1776,  June  24,  v.  4. 
—To  Mrs.  Mary  Washington,  1765,  Aug.  14;  1757, 
Sept.  30,  V.  1.  —  To  Richard  Washington,  1757, 
Apr.  16,  V.  1;  1769,  Sept.  20;  1760,  Aug.  10;  1761, 
July  14,  Oct.  20,  V.  2. —To  Brlg.-Gen.  W'aterbury, 
1781,  July  21,  V.  9. —  To  Brig.-Gen.  Wayne,  1777, 
Aug.  19 ;  1778,  Feb.  9,  July  9,  10,  14,  v.  7  ;  1780, 
May  18,  Sept.  6,  v.  8;  1781,  Jan.- 3,  8,  v.  9.— To  Gov. 
"Weare,  1780,  June  30,  v.  8.  —  To  Col.  Samuel  B. 
Webb,  1777,  June  7,  v.  5.— To  John  "West,  1775,  Jan. 
1*,  V.  2.— To  Thomas  Wharton,  1776,  Oct.  17 ;  1778, 
Jan.  18,  Moh.  7,  v.  6.— To  Miss  PhllUs  Wheatley, 
1776,  Feb..  28,  V.  3.— To  Aaron  Wlllard,  1775,  Nov.  24, 
v.- 3. —To  Lt.-Col.  Wlllett,  1780,  Feb.  22,  V.  8.— To 
Hugh  Williamson,  1784,  Mch.  31 ;  1785,  Moh.  16,  v. 
10.— To  John  AVltherspoon,  1784,  Moh.  10,  v.  10.— 
To  Col.  James  Wood,  1758,  July  — ,  Moh.  13,  30.  v.  2; 

1780,  Got.  11,  V.  8.— To  Brig.-Gen.  Wm.  "Woodford, 
1775,  NOV.  10,  V.  3;  1779,  Deo.  13, 18,  v.  8.— To  Brig.-Gen. 
Wooster,  1775,  Sept.  2,  v.  8 ;  1777,  Mch.  11,  v.  5. 

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Diary,  from  1789  to  1791;  embracing  the 

opening  of  the  first  Congress,  and  his  tours 
through  New  England,  Long  Island,  and  the 
Southern  States.  Together  with  his  journal 
of  a  tour  to  the  Ohio  in  1753.  Ed.  by  Ben- 
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George  Washington  and  Mount  Vernon. 

A  collection  of  Washington's  unpub.  agri- 
cultural and  personal  letters.  Ed.,  with 
historical  and  genealogical  introduction,  by 
Moncure  Daniel  Conway.  Brooklyn,  1889. 
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widdie  to  the  Commandant  of  the  French 
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burgh,  1754;  repr.  New  York,  1865.  8°. 
(Sabin,  J.,  Reprints,  No.  1.)  8873 

Maxims  ;  political,  social,  moral,  and  re- 
ligious. Collected  and  arranged  by  John 
Frederick  Schroeder.   New  York,  1859.    12°. 

1244 

Official  letters  to  the  honorable  American 

Congress,  written  during  the  war  between 
the  United  Colonies  and  Great  Britain.  Lon- 
don, 1795.     2  V.  8°.  4624 

Official    letters  which  passed    between 

Washington  and  Brig. -Gen.  Wm.  Irvine 
.  .  .  concerning  military  affairs  in  the  W6st 
from  1781  to  1783.  Arranged  and  annotated 
.  .  .  by  C.  W.  Butterfield.  Madison,  Wis.-, 
1883.    8°.  1633 

Political  legacies.    To  which  is  annexed 

an  appendix,  containing  an  account  of  his 
illness,  death,  and  the  national  tributes  of 
respect  paid  to  his  memory,  with  a  bio- 
graphical outline  of  his  life  and  character. 
Boston,  1800.     8°.  —1345 

The  spurious  letters  attributed  to  Wash- 
ington. With  a  bibliographical  note  by 
Worthington  Chauncey  Ford.  Brooklyn, 
1889.    8°.  3782 

iVrt^c— Privately  printed. 

Washington-Duche  letters.  Now  printed, 

for  the  first  time,  from  the  original  MSS, 
with  an  introductory  note  by  Worthington 
Chauncey  Ford.    Brooklyn,  1890.    8°.     3782 

iVofe.— Privately  printed. 

Addresses.    10  pp.    [Moore,  ¥.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  1, 

p.  252.}— Letters  to  Bev.  J.  Belknap.  3  pp..  (Mass. 
Hi8t."Soo.  Proc.  185K-60,  p.  i:16.)— Lettres  InJditea  au 
Marquis  de  Cllastellux.  IS  pp,  (Correspondant,v. 
65, 1865,  p.  426.)— Faretvell  address.  36  pp.  (Strick- 
land, W.,  Trnnb  of  Washington,  p.  41 ;  Eev.  of  in  N,  Am. 
Bev.  V.  90,  1860,  p.  206  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  107,  1860,  p.  364.) 
— Letter  to  Gov.  Hamilton  [relating  to  the  capture 
of  the  fort  at  the  mouth  of  the  Monougahela  riverj. 
2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  6,  1800,  p.  139.)— Letters 
to  Heatli.  285  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  5  s.  v.  4, 
1878,  p.  1.)— Inaugural  address  as  President  ftf  the 
U.  S.,  New  York  city,  April  30, 1789.  8  pp.  (Johnston, 
A.,  Representative  Am.  orations,  v.  1,  p.  44.) — Letter  to 
Gen.  Knox,  1789.  13  pp.  (Maine  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  4, 
1856,  p.  49.)— Some  unpublished  letters.  10  pp.  {Har- 
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(/«,  his  Mount  Vernon  papers,  pp.  155,  230,  327.) — 
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8  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s.  v.  6,  1836,  p.  101.)— 
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9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1866,  p.  460.) -Paine,  T. 
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See  also  Mount  Vernon. — IJnited  States,  His-  ^ 
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Washington,  Henry  Augustine  (Ed.) 
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United  States.  House  of  Representa- 
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the  temperature  of  water  at  its  maximum  density; 
Experiments  and  observations  on  the  adhesion  of  the 
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See  also  Aqueducts. — Artesian  "wells. — Foun- 
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Water-babies.  90pp.    Kingsley, C.   {mao- 

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Water    birds  .of    IVortb    America. 

Baird,  S.  F.,  and  ^others.  3  v.  (Harvard 
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—2613 
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Water  color  paintings.   Fielding,  T.  H.. 

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the  historical    collection    of    water-colour 

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Cochin,  H.    Exposition  des  aquarellistes  frangals. 

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Watermen  re.    See  Hydropathy. 
Water-ouzel.    Muir,    J.    Humming  bird 

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Macassey,  L.  L.     Hints  on  the  water 

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See  also  the  names  ot  places,  as  Iioudon.— IVevr 
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Water  witch,  The.    Cooper,  J.  F.         1275 
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Smith,  C.    Ancient  and  present  state  of 

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Waterford,  Maine.  Waeken,  H.  P.,  and 
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Waterhouse,  Benjamin,  K.  D.  1754-1846. 
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in  May,  1813,  and  was  confined  first,  at  Mel- 
ville island,  Halifax,  then  at  Chatham  in 
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IVare,  H.,  Jr.    Dr.  Walerhouse's  Essay  on  Junius. 

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Waterhouse,  Charles  Owen  (Ed.)  Aid  to 
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Waterhonse,  Edward.  1619-70.  Discourse 
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England,  from  the  camp,  the  court,  the  city. 
London,  1660.    8°.  3777 

Humble  apologle  for  learning  and  learned  men. 

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Watertaouse,  George  Robert.  Mammalia. 
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PABT  v.— 120. 


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Waterhoiise,  Sylvester.  Memorial  to  Con- 
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—3715 

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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  92, 1862,  p.  261. 
Note. — For  any  particular  place,  see  the  name  of 
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Watering  pots.  On.    10  pp.  3  pi.    Roberts, 

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Watkins,  John.  Memoirs  of  the  public  and 
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WatkillS,  John.  Life,  poetry,  and  letters 
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Watkins,  Rev.  Morgan  George.  1835^-. 
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Watkins  Olen,  An  excursion  to.    13  pp. 

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Watson,  Alfred  E.  T.  (Ed.)  Badminton 
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Watson,  Christopher  Knight.  Life  and 
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Watson,  Egbert  P.    The  Policeman 's  Christ- 

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Watson,    Elkanah.     1758-1843.     Men    and 

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Watson,  Gaylord.  New  commercial  county 
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Watson,  Henry  Clay.  1831-69.  Camp-fires 
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Watson,  Hewett  Cottrell.  1804-81.  Cybele 
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Remarks  on  the  geographical  distribu- 
tion of  British  plants.    London,  1835.    13°. 

—2607 
Watson,  James    Madison.     1827—.    Hand- 
book of  calisthenics  and  gymnastics  .  .  . 
with  music  to    accompany  the  exercises. 
Illustr.    lied.    New  York,  1882.    8^   —1797 

Physical  training.    8  pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Aaaoo. 

Reports,  V.  9,  p.  129.) 

Watson,  John,  LL.  D.  1847—.  Kant  and 
his  English  critics.  A  comparison  of  crit- 
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— r—  Schelling's  transcendental  idealism.  A 
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Balfour,  A.  J.   Prot.  Watson  on  transcendentalism. 

6  pp.    (Mina,  V.  6, 1881,  p.  260.) 

Watson,  John,  and   Watson,  John,  Jr. 

Narrative  of  the  long  walk.  16  pp.  (Beach,  W.  W., 
Indian  miscel.  p.  86.) 
Watson,  John  Fanning.  1780-1860.  An- 
nals and  occurrences  of  New  York  city  and 
state,  in  the  olden  time  ;  being  a  collection 
of  memoirs,  anecdotes,  and  incidents  con- 
cerning the  city,  country,  and  inhabitants, 
from  the  days  of  the  founders.  Illustr. 
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Annals  of  Philadelphia  and  Pennsyl- 
vania, in  the  olden  time  ;  being  a  collection 
of  memoirs,  anecdotes,  and  incidents  of  the 
city  and  its  inhabitants,  and  of  the  earliest 
settlements  of  the  inland  part  of- Pennsyl- 
vania, from  the  days  of  the  founders.  Em- 
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Textile  manufactures  and  the  costumes 

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and    Kaye,  Sir   John    William.     The 

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illustrations,  with  descriptive  letter  press  of 
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Watson,  Rev.  John  Selby.  Circa  1815-84. 
Biographies  of  John  Wilkes  and  William 
Cobbett.     Edinburgh,  1870.    p.  8°.  4876 

Life  of  Richard  Person.    London,  1861. 

8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  114,  1861,  p. 
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Life  of  William  Warburton,  Lord  Bp.  of 

Gloucester,  from  1760-79,  with  remarks  on 
his  works.  London,  1863.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
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Reasoning  power  in  animals.    London, 

1867.     12°.  —1437 

Sir  William  Wallace,  the  Scottish  hero  : 

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1861.     12°.  4777 

Introductory  remarks  on  Homer  and  his  works.    20 

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(Tr.)    The  Anabasis,  or    expedition  of 

Cyrus,  and  the  Memorabilia  of  Socrates. 
See  Xenophon. 

(Tr.)    Cicero  on    oratory  and    orators. 

See  Cicero,  M.  T. 

(Tr.)    Justin,  Cornelius  Nepos,  and  Eu- 

tropius.  See  Eutropius. — Justinus. — Nepos, 
C. 

(Tr.)    Lucretius  on  the  nature  of  things. 

See  Lucretius  Carus,  T. 

(Tr.)    Quintilian's  Institutes  of  oratory. 

See  Quintilianus,  M.  F. 

(Tr.)    Sallust,  Florus,  and  Velleius  Pa- 

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(Tr.)    Xenophon 's    Minor    works.    See 

Xenophon. 

and    JOale,    Rev.    Henry    (Trs.)     The 

Cyropaedia,  or  institutions  of  Cyrus,  and 
the  Hellenics,  or  Grecian  history.  See  Xeno- 
phon. 

Watson,  John  Whitaker.  1824—.  Biggs 
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Grand  Jdea.  B  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  26,  1863,  p. 
685.)— The  Pond  House.  9  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v. 
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Watson,  Marston.     Davis,  J.     Biographical 

notices  of  W.  2  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  v.  8, 1802, 
p.  80.) 

Watson,  Morrison,  M.  D.  Report  on  the 
anatomy  of  the  sphenlBoldae.  242  pp.  19  pi.  (Chal- 
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Watson,  Paul  Barron.  1861—.  Marcus  Au- 
relius  Antonius.     London,  1884.     8°.      5893 

■ The  Swedish  Revolution  under  Gustavus 

Vasa.     Boston,  1889.     12°.  3646 


Watson,  Richard,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Llandaff. 
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by  himself  at  different  intervals,  and  re- 
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Collection  of  theological  tracts.    2  ed. 

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hooks  of  the  Holy  Scrrpture,  to  estaWlsh  the  truth  of 
the  Christian  religion,  v.  1.— Barrington,  J.  g.. 
Lord.  Essay  on  the  teaching  and  witness  of  the  Holy 
Spirit,  V.  4.— Beausolire,  I.  de,  and  L'Enfant,  J. 
Introduction  to  the  reading  of  the  Holy  Scriptures, 
for  young  students  in  divinity,  v.  3.— Benson,  G. 
Essay  concerning  inspiration ;  Essay  concerning  the 
unity  of  sense,  v.  4.— Essay  on  the  man  of  sin,  v.  B.— 
Brett,  T.  Dissertation  on  the  ancient  versions  of  the 
Bible,  V.  3.— Chandler,  S.  Plain  reason  for  being  a 
Christian,  v.  3.— Clarke.  S.  Discourse  concerning 
the  unchangeable  obligations  of  natural  religion,  and 
the  truth  and  certainty  of  Christian  revelation,  v.  4.—  - 
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I>ardner,  N.  Argument  for  the  truth  of  Christianity, 
V.  5. — History  of  the  apostles  and  evangelists,  v.  2 — - 
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actions  recorded  In  the  gospels  are  probable ;  Of  the 
argument  for  the  truth  of  the  Christian  religion  aris- 
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V.  B.— Ostervald,  J.  F.  Causes  of  the  present  cor- 
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6.— Smith,  J.    Discourse  of  prophecy,  v.  4 Taylor, 

J.  Scheme  of  Scripture  divinity,  formed  upon  the 
plan  of  the  Divine  Dispensations,  with  a  vindication 
of  sacred  writings,  v.  1.— Taylor,  8.  Key  to  the 
apostolic  writings,  or  an  essay  to  explain  the  gospel 
scheme  and  the  principal  words  and  phrases  the 
apostles  have  used  in  describing  it,  v.  3;— TVest,  G. 
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resurrection  of  Jesus  Christ,  v.  B.  ' 

Two  apologies,  one  for  Christianity,  in  a 

series  of  letters  addressed  to  Edward  Gib- 
bon, the  other  for  the  Bible,  in  answer  to 
Thomas  Paine.  To  which  are  added  3  ser- 
mons and  a  charge,  in  defence  of  revealed 
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Letter  to  the  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  22  pp.  (Pamph- 
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Observations    suggested    by  the    Edinburgh    re- 

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on  the  .  .  .  hist,  of  Eng.  j)oe(i-j/.)  — Substance  of  a 
speech  Intended  to  have  been  spokeu  In  the  House 
of  Lords,  by  the  Bp.  of  Landaff.  19  pp.  (Kev.  of  In 
Win.  Rev.  v.  3, 1805,  p.  468.) 

Watson,  iJev.  Richard.  1781-1833.  Life  Of 
Rev.  John  Wesley,  to  which  are  subjoined, 
observations  on  Southey  's  Lif e  of  Wes  ley .  6 
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■ Jackson,  T.    Memoirs  of  the  life  and 

writings  of  Rev.  Richard  Watson.     1834. 

Works :  with  memoirs  of  his  life  and  writings,  by 

Eev.  T.  Jackson.  53  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  London  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  2, 1854,  p.  185.) 

Watson,  Richard  (Ed.)  Anecdotes  of  the 
life  of  Richard  Watson,  Bp.  of  Landaff. 
See  Watson,  R.,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Llandaff. 

Watson,  Robert,  LL.  D.  Circa  1730-81. 
History  of  the  reign  of  Philip  II,  King  of 
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Bcaphopoda  and  gasteropoda.  London,  1886. 
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Watson,  Robert  Grant.  History  of  Persia 
from  the  beginning  of  the  19  century  to  the 
year  1858,  with  a  review  of  the  principal 
events  that  led  to  the  Kajar  dynasty.  Lon- 
don, 1866.     8°.  3436 

Spanish  and  Portuguese  South  America 

during  the  colonial  period.    London,  1884. 
3  V.  8°.  1614 

Caedmon  the  first  English  poet.  Lon- 
don, 1875.     p.  8°.  1375 

Watson,  Samuel  James.  Constitutional  his- 
tory of  Canada.    Toronto,  1874.    12°.     1648 

Watson,  Sereno,  Ph.  D.  1826—.  Botany. 
Cambridge,  1880.  4°.  (Whitney,  J.  D., 
Geol.  suTTV.'  of  Calif omia :  Botany,  v.  2.) 

—1623 

and    others.    Botany  .of   United    States 

geological  exploration  of  40  parallel.  Wash- 
ington, 1871.    4°.  —3581 

Watson,  Thomas.  1560-93.  The  'EmTo/iTra- 
iJm  •,  or,  passionate  centurie  of  love.  Repr. 
from  the  original  ed.  of  1581.  [Manchester], 
1869.    sm.  4°.    (Spenser  Soc,  No.  6.)      "1314 

Poems.    London,  1870.    16°.    (Arber.E., 

Reprints.)  2127 

Contents.  Tbe'EicaToiL-iratiU;  or  passionate  centurle 
of  love.  [1582.]— Aleliboeua,  slve  ecloga  InobUum, 
etc.  'An  eglogue.  upon,  the  death  of  Rt.  Hon.  Sir 
Francis  Walslngham.'  1590. — The  Teares  of  fancy  j 
or,  love  disdained.    1593. 

Nymphs  to  their  may  queen  ;  Sonnet.  3  pp.  (Camp- 
bell, T.,  Brit,  poets,  V.  2,  p.  166.)— Three  poems.  6  pp. 
(Park,  T.,  Meliconia,  v.  2:  Plwenixnest,  p.  137'.) 

Palgrave,  F.  T.  -  Thomas  Watson  the  poet.    24  pp. 

(N.  Am.  Rev.  V.  114, 1872,  p.  87.) 

Watson,  Thomas,  M.  D.  Lewes,  G.  H. 
The  physician's  arl:  Dr.  Watson.  11  pp.  (Froser's 
Mag.  V.  57,  1858,  p.  94.) 

Watson,  Thomas  Henry.  1839 — .  On  water 
supply.  16  pp.  (London  Internet.  Health  Exhlb. 
Literature,  v.  2,  p.  305.) 

Watson,  William,  Ph.  D.  1834—.  Course 
in  descriptive  geometry.    Boston,  1873.    4°. 

—2453 

civil  engineering,  public  works,  and  architecture. 

96  pp.  (Thurston,  K.  H.,  Reports  Com.  U.  S.  Vienna  In- 
temat.  JExhib.  v.  3.) 

Watson,  William.  Life  of  Henry  Fielding. 
[Anon.]    [Edinburgh,  1807.]    8°.       .      4785 

Watson,  William.  Life  in  the  Confederate 
army:  being  the  obsei'vation's  and  experi- 
ences of  an  alien  in  the  south  during  the 
American  Civil  war.     London,  1887.     13?. 

2616 

Watson,  William.  The  poor  law  from  the 
poor  man's  stand-point.  22  pp.  (Ivory,  T.,Paiiperism 
and  tlie  poor  laws.) 

Watson,  Winslow  Cossoul.-  1803—.  Mili- 
tary and  civil  history  of  the  county  of  Essex, 
New  York  :  and  a  general  survey  of  it's 
physical  geography,  its  mines  and  minerals, 
and  industrial  pursuits,;  embracing  an  ac- 
count of  the  northern  wilderness  ;  and  also 
the  military  annals  of  the  fortresses  of 
Crown  point  and  Ticonderoga.  Albany, 
1869.     8°.  3563 

Pioneer  history  of    Champlain    valley ; 

being  an  account  of  the  settlement  of  the 
town  of  Willsborough  by  William  Gilliland, 
together  with  his  journal  and  other  papers, 
and  a  memoir,  and  historical  illustrative 
notes.    Albany,  1863.    8°.  3564 


{Ed.)    Men  and  times  of  the  revolution. 

See  Watson,  E. 

Watt,  James.    Mcibhead,    J.    P.    Life   of 

Jamee  Watt.     1859. 
Origin  and  progress  of  the  mechanical 

inventions  of  James  Watt.    1854,  3  v. 

Arago,  D.  F.  J.    James  Watt.    140   pp.    ((Emres 

compl.  V.  1,  p.  371.)— Black,  Cavendisli,  Priestley, 

and  W.  86  pp.  [Quart.  Rev.  v.  77,  1846,  p.  106.)— 
Brougham,  H.,  Baron.  James  Watt.  43  pp.  iln  hit 
Lives  of  philosophers,  p.  25 :  Works,  v.  1.)— Jeffrey, 
F.  Notice  and  character  of  W.  3  pp.  (/re  his  Contrlb. 
to  Edln.  Bev.  p.  760.)— Ufe  aud  discoveries  of  W. 
37  pp.  (Edin.  Bev.  v.  70,  1840,  p.  466.)— BIlcolI,  H.  J. 
The  steam  engine,  and  its  application  to  locomotion : 
Watt,  Stephenson,  Fulton,  Bell.  49  pp.  (Great  move- 
ments, p.  364.)— 'Watt  and  Cavendlsli :  controversy 
respecting  the  composition  of  water.  86  pp.  (N.Brit. 
Bev.  v.  6, 1847,  p.  473.)— Discoverer  of  the  composition  of 
water:  Watt  or  CavendtsUl  71pp.  {Eiin.Bev.\. 
87,  1848,  p.  67.)— Weber,  M.  M.  von.  Der  schoepfer 
der  damptmachiue  als  maerohen-erzaehler.  7  pp. 
(Deutsclb.  rundschau,  v.  13, 1877,  p.  495.) 

Watt,  Joachim.    See  Yadian,  J. 

Watt,    Linnie.     Needham,    Mrs.    E.    C.    C. 

Linnle  Watt.    2  pp.    (/re  her  Eng.  female  artists,  v.  2, 

p.  249.) 

Watt,  Robert,  M.  X).  1774-1819.  Bibliotheca 
Britannica  ;  or,  a  general  index  to  British 
and  foreign  literature.  Edinburgh,  1834. 
4  V.  4°.  L.131 

Contents. 
Authors:    A-H,  v.  1.  I-Z,  v.  2. 

Subjects:    A-H,  v.  3.  I-Z,  v.  4, 

Remarks  on  Dr.  Watt's  Bibliotheca  Britannica.    3 

pp.    {Blac}Ewood's  Mag.  v.  5, 1819,  p.  553.) 

Watt,  W.  Currents,  temperatures,  and  other 
physical  conditions  of  the  sea  In  relation  to  llsh.  20 
pp.  (London  Internat.  Fish.  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  11, 
p.  649.) 

Wattean,  Jean  Antoine.  Mollktt,  J.  W. 
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Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  Ms  Hist,  des  pelntres :  Ecole 

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Wattenbacli,    Wilhelm.     1819—.     Anlei- 

tung  zur  griechischen  palaeographie.   3  aufl. 

Leipzig,  1877.    4°,  and  atlas,  fo. 

1213,  atlas  1211 
Anleitungzur  lateinischen  palaeographie. 

Leipzig,  1869.    4°.  1213 

The  same.  2  aufl.    Leipzig,  1873.  4°-  1213 

— '~  Deutsohlands  gesohichtsquellen  im  mit- 

telalter  bis  zur  mitte  des  13  jahrhunderts. 

3  umgearbeitete  aufl.    Berlin,  1873-74.    2  v. 

8°.  3613 
Geschichte  des  roemischen  papstthums. 

Vortraege.     Berlin,  1876.    8°.  —3396 

Das  schriftwesen  im  mittelalter.  "Leip- 
zig, 1871.     8°.  1313 

Algler :   eln  vortrag  ...    40  pp.    [Samml.  wissens. 

vortrg.  v.  2, 1868,  p.  396.) 

{Ed.)    Schrifttafeln  zur  geschichte  der 

griechischen  schrift  und  zum  studium  der 
griechischen  palaeographie.  Berlin,  1876. 
4°.  1213 

{Ed.)    Urkunden  der   kloester  Rauden 

und  Himmelwitz,  der  Dominicaner  und  der 
Dominicanerinnen  in  der  stadt_  Eatibor. 
Breslau,  1859.  4°.  {Codex  diplomat.  SUesiae, 
V.  3.)  3681 

{Ed.)    Urkunden  des    klosters  Czarno- 

wanz.  Breslau,  1857.  4°-  {Codex  diplomat. 
Silesiae,  v.  1.)  3631 

- — (Ed.)  ChronlconGurcense,  1088-1180.  3  pp.  (Frank- 
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pp.  (Buedinger,  M.,  Vhtersuchungenzurroemi&chen kaiser- 
geschiclue,  v.  3,  p.  221.) 

and   Grueiihagen,    Richard   Colmar 

(Eds. )  Registrum  St.  Wenceslai.  Ui-kunden 
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naoh  einem  copialbuch  Herzog  Johauns  von 
Oppeln  und  Ratibor  in  auszuegen  mitge- 
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Wattenwyl,  Niklaus  Rudolf  von.  Mestral, 
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Watterson,  Henry  (^d.)  1840—.  Oddities 
in  soutliern  life  and  character.  With  illus- 
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Watterston,  George.  1788-1854.  Picture 
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1117 

Watterstou.    See  also  Waterston. 

Watts,  Alaric  Alexander.  1797-1864.  Lines 
ou  a  sleeping  girl.  2  pp.  [Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  38, 
1851,  p.  611.) — Not  all  alone.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  y. 
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Turner,   ,50  pp.    (Turner,  I.  M.  W.,  Liber  fluviorum, 

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Watts,  A.  A.  Alaric  Watts.  A  narra- 
tive of  his  life,  veith  portraits.     1884,  3  v.- 

Gallery  of  literary  characters;  A.  A.  Watts.    2  pp. 

{Fraser's  M(ig.  v.  11,  1836,  p.  652.)— Literary  souve- 
nir. 8  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Blachwood's  Mag.  v.  17, 1825,  p. 
9t.)^Ijyrlcs  of  the  heart,  7  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  37,  1851,  p.  234.) 

See  also  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  13, 1836,  p.  129. 

Watts,  Alaric  Alfred.  Alaric  Watts.  A  nar- 
rative of  his  life,  with  portraits.  London, 
1884.     3  V.  12°.  4871 

Watts,  Mrs.-  Anna  Mary  Howitt.  1824-84. 
An  art  student  in  Munich.  London,  1853. 
3  V.  13°.  —1737 

Watts,  George  Frederick.  Harrington,  E.  I. 
Palntedpoetry  of  W.  and  Rossettl.  21pp.  {Nineteenth 
Cent.  V.  13,  1883,  p.  96D.>— Ctnilter,  H.  Art  of  W.  23 
pp.     {ConUmp,  Rev.  v.  41, 1K82,  p.  290.) 

Watts,  Henry.  1815-84.  Dictionary  ofchem- 
istry  and  the  allied  branches  of  other 
sciences.    London,  1865-68.     5  v.  8°,     R.83 

Contents. 
Ablchlte-Conglomerate,  v.  1.  Naorite-Pyruvlc  acid,  v.  4. 
Conhydrlne-Gytge,  v.  2.  Quadrantoxide  -  Zymurgy, 

Haemapheln-Myaorln,  v.  3.  ,     v.  5. 

Supplements,  1-3,  pts.  1,  3.    London, 

1872-81.    3v.  in4,  8°.  R.83 

■ Dictionary  of  chenjistry,  revised  and  en- 
tirely rewritten  by  H.  F.  Morley  and  M.  M. 
P.  Muir.    London,  1888-89.     3  v.  8°       R.81 

Contents. 
A-Chemlcal  change,  v.  1.    ChenochoUc  acld-Indigo,  v.  2. 

Chemical  technology.    See  Ronalds,  E., 

and  others. 

(Ed.)    Journal  of  the  Chemical  Society. 

See  Chemical  Society  of  London. 

(Tr.)    Hand-book    of     chemistry.     See 

Gmelin,  L. 

(Tr.)    History  of  chemical  theory.    See 

Wurtz,-A. 

Watts,  Isaac,  D.  D.  1674-1748.  Works. 
London,  1812-13.     9  v.  8°.  —2345 

Contents.  Discourse  on  the  way  of  instruction  by 
catechisms,  v.  5. — Essay  towards  the  encourage- 
ment of  charity  schools,  v.  6. — Rational  founda- 
tion of  a  Cliristian  church,  v.  4.— Of  civil  po'iver 
in  things  sacred,  v.  4.— Psalms  of  David,  v.  9. — 
Death  and  heaven.- v.  2. — Discourses,  v.  2.— 
Divine  songs,  v.  9.— On  the  education  of  chil- 


dren and  youth,  v.  7.— Art  of  reading  and  writing 
Xlugllsh,  T.  6.— Powers  and  contests  of  flesh  and 
spirit,  T.  2.— Geography  and  astronomy,  v.  8.— The 
holiness  of  times,  places,  peoples,  etc.  v.  3.— Horae 
lyrioae,  v.  9.— Hyinng  and  spiritual  songs,  v.  9.—, 
Caveat  against  infidelity,  v.  3.— Liogic,  v.  7.— Of  the 
love  of  Crod,  v.  2.— Improvement  of  the  mind,  t.  8, 
—Moral  songs,  v.  9.— Brief  scheme  of  ontology,  v. 
8.— Doctrine  of  the  passions,  v.  2.— Philosophical 
essays  on  various  subjects,  v.  8, — Humble  attempt 
toward  the  revival  of  practical  religion  among 
Christians,  v.  4,  6.— G-uide  to  prayer,  v.  6.— Prayers 

for  children,  v.  6 Essay  towaid  the  improvement  of 

psalmody,  v.  9.— Strength  and  weakness  of  human 
reason,  v.  3. — Harmony  of  p.11  the  religions  ap- 
pointed by  God,  v.  3.— Reliquiae  juveniles,  v.  9.— 
Ruin  and  recovery  of  mankind,  v.  4.^  The 
sacrifice  of  Christ,  v.  4.— Humility  represented  In 
the  character  of  St.  Paul,  v.  3.— Short  view  of  the 
whole  scripture  history,  v.  6,— Large  catalogue  o| 
remarkable  scripture  names,  v.  5.— Self-love  and 
virtue  reconciled  only  by  religion,  v.  3.^Defenc6 
against  the  temptation  to  self-murder,  v.  S — Ser- 
mons, v.  1,  2.— Preservative  trom  the  sins  and 
follies  of  youth  byway  of  question  and  answer,  v. 
5.— Questions  proper  for  students  in  divinity,  v. 
5.— Remnants  of  time,  v.  9.— Christian  doctrine  of 
the  Trinity,  v.  6.— Memoirs  of  Dr.  Watts,  v.  1.— Of 
the  freedom  of  .the  vrill,  v.  4. — 'World  to  come,  v.  7. 

Horae    lyricae.     Poems,   chiefly  of   the 

lyrical  kind,  in  8  books.  To  which  is  added 
a  supplement,  containing  translations  of  all 
the  Latin  poems,  with  notes,  by  Thomas 
Gibbons.  With  a  memoir  of  the  author,  by 
R.  Southey.    London,  1884.     16°.  - 1306  • 

Poetical  works,  to  which  is  prefixed  the 

life  of  the  author.  Edinburgh,  1794.  8°. 
(Anderson,  R. ,  Brit,  poets,  v.  9, )  1363 

Contents.  Anderson,  E.  Life  of  Watts. — Divine 
songs.  —  Horae  lyricae.  —  Hymns.  —  ]>loral 
songs. 

Feiv  happy  matches.    3  pp.    (Oam.pbel],  T.,  Sri,i. 

poets,  V.  5,  p.  245.) — The  Indian  philosopller.  [To 
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1,  p.  230.)— Poems  and  life.  96  pp.  (Chalmers,  A., 
ISng.  poets,  v.  13,  p.  1.) 

Gibbons,  T.    Memoirs  of  the  Rev.  Isaac 

Watts..   1780. 

Anderson,  R.    Life   of   W.    6  pp.    {In   Ids  Brit. 

poets,  V.  9,  p.  287.)  — Buckingham,  J.  T.  Isaac 
Watts.  23  pp.  (OAr.  aia?Jl.v.  66, 1858,  p.  249.)— John- 
son, S.  Life  of  W.  8  pp.  (  Works,  v.  8,  p.  380  ;  Clial- 
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Watts'  theory  of  Clirist's  pre-existent  human  nature. 
32  pp.  {Bibliolh.  Sacra,  v.  32,  1876,  p.  421.)— Parfc- 
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Exam.  V.  18,  18S6,  p.  327.)— Southey,  R.  Memoir  of 
W.  71  pp.  (Watts,  I.,  Horae  lyricae,  p.  vil.)— Top- 
lady,  A.  M.  Some  outlines  of  the  life  of  W.  11  pp. 
(Works,  v.  4,,p.- 101.)— Wlllniott,  E.  A.  Isaac  Watts. 
25  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Eng.  sacr.  poets,  v.  2,  p.  113.) 
See  also  N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  27, 1867,  p.  23. 

Wand,  Samuel  Wilkes.  Treatise  on  alge- 
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Waugb,  Henry.  On  the  disposal  of  sewage 
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Waurin,  Jehan  de.  Seigneur  du  Forests. 
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4584 

The  same.    Tr.  by  Wm.  Hardy  and  E.  L. 

C.   P.  Hardy.     From  Albina  to  A.  D.  688, 

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Wauters,  Alphonse.  1817—.  Les  libertes 
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Wanters,  Alphonse  Jules.  1845—.  Stan- 
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WaTC  theory  of  physios.    15  pp.    (Southern 

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WaTCrley,  Monastery.  Ltjakd,  H.  R.  (Ed.) 
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Contents.  Baker,  T.  Elementary  treatise  on  land 
and  engineering  surveying.- Beckett,  Sir  E.  Rudi- 
mentary treatise  on  clocks  and  watches  and  bells, 
7.  ed.-rBland,  W.  Experimental  essays  on  the  prin- 
.clples  of  construction  In  arches,  piers,,  |:>uttresse's,  etc. 
— Bnilder's  and  contractor's  price-book. — B'ur- 
goyne.  Sir  J.  Rudimentary  treatise  on*the  blasting 
p.nd  quarrying  of  stone  for  building  and  other  pur- 
poses. An<l  on._the  flowing  up  of  bridges,  6  ed.— 
Denipsey,  G.  D.  Rudimentary  treatise-  on  the 
drainage  of  towns  and  l>ulldings;  Rudimentary  trea- 
tise on  the  locomotive  engine  In  all  its  phases,  S  ed. — 
Dentson,E.  B.  Rudimentary  treatise  on  clocks 'and 
clock  making :  with  a  chapter  on  church  clocks.— 
Dobson,  E.  Rudimentary  treatise  on  foundations 
and  concrete  works;  Rudimentary  treatise  on  the 
manufacture  of  bricks  and  tiles,  3  ed. ;  Rudimentary 
treatise  on  masonry  ^hd  stonecuttlng ;  Rudiments  of 
the  art  of  building,  6  ed.—Fromberg,  E.  O.  Rudi- 
mentary essay  on  the  art  of  painting  oh  glass,  3  ed. 
— Gessert,  M.  A.  Kudimeutary  treatise  on  the  art  of 
painting  on  glass,  or  giass-stainihg. —  Glynn,  J. 
; Rudimentary  treatise  or^  the  construction,. of  cranes, 
and  machinery  for  raising  lieavy  bodies,  for  the  erec- 
tion of  buildings,  and  for  hoisting  goods,  4  ed. ;  Rudi- 
mentary treatise  oh  the  power  of  water ;  Tlie  same,  2 
,  ed.— Harris,  S*r  'W.  S.  Rudimentary  treatise  on  gal- 
vanism.— Heather,  J. ^.  Treatise  on  mathematical 
instruments,  8  ed- — Highton,  E.  Electric  telegraph. 
—Hughes,  S.  Treatise  on  gas-works,  .2.  ed. ;  'Water- 
works; The  same,  new  ed.- Law,  H.  Rudiments  of 
civil  engineering. —  Fyne,  G.  Rudimentary  and 
practicai  treatise  on  perspective  tor,  l),egj.u&ei's,  led.— 
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S,wlndell,  J.  a.    Rudimentary  treatise  on  well-dlg- 

fiH^i  boring,  and  pump-work,  4  ^d,— Tonilinson,  0. 
neumatics,  3  ed. ;  Rudimentary  treatise  on  the  con- 
struction of  locks ;  Rudimentary  treatise  on  warming 
and  ventilation.  ,    ,     .      , 

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Leber,  J.  M.  0.    Essai  sur  1 'appreciation 

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PiiRlN,  C.     De  la  riohesse  dans  les  so- 

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Ramsay,  G.    Essay  on  the  distribution  of 


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Webb,  John.     Found  out.     6  pp.     (Barper's 

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Webb,  Joseph  ( Josephus  Tela,  pseud. )  1735- 
87.  Philosophical  library;  being  a  curious 
collection  of  the  most  rare  and  valuable 
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Contents.    Life  and  morals  of  Confucius,  v.  1.— 
Lite  and  morals  of  £plcurns,  v.  1.— Life  of  Isoc- 


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Webb,  Mrs.  Maria.  The  Penns  and  Pen- 
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Webb,  Sergeant  Nathaniel.    Journal.     3  pp. 

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Webb*  Richard  D.  [Ed.)  Life  and  letters  of 
Capt.  John  Brown  .  .  .  with  notices  of  some 
of  his  confederates.    London,  1861.    16°. 

3887 

Webb,    Robert    Dickens,    M.   D.     1834—. 

Changes  of  type  which  malarial  fevers  have  under- 
gone in  Sumter  county,  Alabama,  from  1833  to  1883.  7 
pp.    (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  9,  p.  73.) 

Webb,  Thomas.  Elements  of  Greek  prosody: 
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p.  223.) 

Webb,  Thomas  Ebenezer,  LL.  D.  Intelleo- 
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The  true  Aristotle.  24  pp.  (SermuaBna,  v.  2,  p.  481.) 

Webbi  Rev.  Thomas  William  {Ed.)  1807-85. 
Memorials  of  the  civil  war  between  King 
Charles  I  and  the  Parliament  of  England. 
See  Webb,  Rev.  J. 

Webb,  William  Edward.  Buffalo  land  :  an 
authentic  account  of  the  discoveries,  adven- 
tdres,  and  mishaps  of  a  scientific  and  sport- 
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Cincinnati,  1873.     8°.  2473 

Webbe,  Cornelius.  Glances  at  life  in  city 
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Webbe,  Edward.    16  cent.    His   trauailes. 

London,  1590  ;  repr.  1868.    16°-     (Arber,  E., 

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(Goldsmid,  E.,  Biblioth.  curiosa.)  2127 

Webbe,  William.  16  cent.  Discourse  of 
English  poetrie.  Together  with  the  authors 
judgment,  touching  the  reformation  of  our 
English  verse.  London,  "1086  ;  repr.  1870. 
16°.     (Arber,  E.,ieeprmf.s.)  2127 

Webber,  Charles  H. , and  Wevins,  Winfleld 
S.  Old  Naumkeag  :  an  historical  sketch  of 
the  city  of  Salem,  and  the  towns  of  Marble- 
head,  Peabody,  Beverly,  Danvers,  Wen- 
ham,  Manchester,  Topsfleld,  and  Middleton. 
Illustrated.  Introduction  by  Henry  L.  Wil- 
liams.   Salem,  Mass.,  1877.    p.  8°.  2637 

Weber,  ■( — ).    Note  sur  des  ossements  fos- 

slles.  -  6  pp.     {Ardhiv.  commis.  sci.  du  Mex.  v.  3,  p.  66.) 

Weber,  Albreoht  Friedrich.  1835—.  In- 
dische  streifen.     Berlin,  1868-79.    -3  v.  8°. 

—3144 

Contents.    Brfthmanlsmns, v.  1 Biiddlllsinus, 

V.  1.— -Ueber  hundert  sprueche.des  ^analeya,  v.  1.— 
Erste  adhySya  des  ^atapatlia-Br&liniann,  v.  1.— 
Tier  legenden  aus  dem  ^atapatha-Brahmana,  v.  1. — 
Ueber  das  Dacalcuxn&racarltani,  v.  1.— Das  Dham- 
i^apadam,  v.  1. — Kritlsch-bibllographische  streifen 
auf  dem  geblete  der  Indlschen  phllologte,  T.  2, 
3.—Vel>,ei  eln  IndisclieB  ivuerfel-orakel,  v.  1.— 


Irnnlsclie  phllologle,  v.  2. —Analyse  der  KA- 
dnnlbari,  v.  1.— Ueber  das  MakasaJ&takain,  v.  1.— 

Ueber  ineiischeiiopfer  bel  deu  Inderu  der  vedlschen 
zelt,  v.  1.— Die  P&li-legende  vun  dor  entstehung 
des  SEkya-  und  Koliyii-goBclilBchtes,  v.  1.— Ueber  die 
Pra^iiottarnratnatn&l&,  v.  1.— Ueber  eitiige  Laleu- 
burger  streiclie,  v.  1.— Die  Vajrasftci  des  Asva- 
ghosha,  V.  1.— Die  Vdsavadattil  Ues  Subandhu,  v.  1. 
—  Elne  legende  des  ^atapatha-Brahraana  ueber  die 
stratende  vergeltuiig  nach  dom  tode,  v.  1,— Ve- 
dlsclie  angabeu  ueber"  zelttliellung  und  hohe 
zahleo,  v.  1. 

Ueber  das  Qatrunjaya  MAhatmyam.    Ein 

beitrag  zur  geschichte  der  Jaina.  Leipzig, 
1858.  8°-  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Abhandl. 
V.  1.)  8184 

Ueber  das  Saptagatakam  des  Hfila.    Ein 

beitrag  zur  kenntniss  des  Pr&krit.  Leipzig, 
1870.  8°.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Ab- 
handl. V.  5.)  3184 

Ueber  die    metrik    der  Inder.     Berlin, 

1863.     8°.     (Indische  studien,  Y.  8.)  3196 

Verzeichniss  der  sanskrit-handschriften. 

Berlin,  1853.  r.  4°.  [Bandschriftenverzeich- 
nissederkoenigl.  biblioth.  V.  1.)  1242 

Elne  legende  des  ^sttapatha-Brabniana  ueber  ■ 

die  stratende  vergeltung  nach  dem  tode.  7  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  y.  9,  1856,^  p.  237.) — 
Chllders'  Dictionary  of  the  PSil  language.  13 
pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  30,  1876,  p.  171.) 
— Ueber  den  semltlschen  ursprung  dea  indlsclien 
alpliat>etes.  18  pp.  1  pi,  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
v.  10,  1856,  p.  389.)— Ueber  das  Jyotlrvld&bhara- 
nam.  33  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zuits.  v.  22, 
1868,  p.  708;  v.  24, 1870,  p.  393.)-7Ueber  menschen- 
opfer  bei  den  Indern  der  vedlschen  zelt.  26  pp. 
(Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  18,  1864,  p.  262.)— 
Ueber  die  Walkersche  sangcrit-handschriften 
gaminlung  in  Oxford.  8  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  2,  1848,  p.  336.)— Ueber  das  Saptafatalcom 
des  Hala.  103  ,pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits. 
T.  26,  1872,  p.  735;  v.  28,  1874,  p.  345.)— Die  Vasava- 
datt&  des  Subandhu.  9  pp.'  (Deutsch.  morg. 
gesells.  Zeits.  v.  8, 1854,  p.  530.)— Elne  angebllche  bear- 
beitung  des  Vajurveda;  Analyse  der  KS.dambart. 
22  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  7,  1853,  pp. 
235,  682.)— Vedlsohe  angaben  ueber  zelttheiluns 
una  hohe  zahlen.  9  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  v.  15,  1861,  p.  132.) 

{Ed.)   Taittirlya-Samhita.  Leipzig,  1871- 

72.    2  V.  8°.     {Indische  studien,  v.  11,  13.) 

3196 

{Ed.)    Indische  studien.    See  Indische 

studien. 

(Ed.)      Fai&cadandachattraprabandha.      Ein 

maerchen  von  Koenig  VlkramEdltya.  103  pp.  {Ber- 
lin Akad.  wissens.  Atliandl.  1877,  p.  1.) 

(Tr.)    Der  erste  AdhySya  des  ersten  buchea  des 

gatapatha-Brahmana.  46  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  ge- 
sells. Zeits.  V.  4, 1850,  p.  289.)— (TV.)  Das  Dhamma- 
padam.  Die  aelteste  buddhistisohe  sltteulehre.  68 
pp.    iDeutaoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  14, 1860,  p.  29.) 

Weber,  August.'  Die  neueste  vergoetterung 
des  stoffs.  Ein  bllck  in  das  leben  der  natur  jind  des 
geistes,  fuer  denkende  lesfer.  14  pp.  (Bev.  of,  by 
r.  Hoffmann,  In  Zeits.  f.  philos.  v.  30, 1857,  p.  289.) 

Weber,  Emile  Alfred.  1835—.  Histoire  de 
la  philosophie  europeenne.    Paris,  1872.    8°. 

—1433 

(Ed.)    Vie    de    Saint   Jean    Bouche  d'or.    13   pp. 

(Romania,  v.  6, 1877,  p.  328.) ' 

Weber,  Col.  G.  Experiences  faites  relative- 
ment  d  la  force  de  cohesion  et  A  la  torsion 
de  I'acier  fondu  pour  bouches  a  feu  de 
M.  Krupp.     Paris,  1864.     8°.  —1535 

Weber,  Georg.  Outlines  of  universal  his- 
tory.   43  pp.    (Bev.  of  in  JV.  Jm. /ieu.  V.  76,1853,  p.l24.) 

Weber,  Gottfried.  1779-1839.  Versuch  einer 
geordneten  theorie  der  tonsetzkunst.  3  aufl. 
Mainz,  1830-32.    4  v.  12°-  —2746 

Theory    of     musical    composition.     Tr. 

from  the  3  German  ed.  by  James  F.  Warner. 
Boston  [1843].     3  v.  8°-  —2743 


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Weber,  Henry  William  [Ed.)  1783-1818. 
Battle  of  Flodden  Field  ;  a  poem  of  the  16 
century.  With  the  yarious  readings  of  the 
different  copies ;  historical  notes,  a  glossary, 
and  an  appendix.     Edinburgh,  1808.     8°. 

1394 

[Ed.)  Illustrations  of  northern  antiqui- 
ties, from  the  earlier  Teutonic  and  Scandi- 
navian romances  ;  being  an  abstract  of  the 
Book  of  heroes,  and  Nibelungen  Lay;  .  .  . 
with  notes  and  dissertations.  Edinburgh, 
1814.    4°.  1282 

{Ed.)    Metrical  romances  of  the  13,  14, 

and  15  centuries :  pub.  from  ancient  MSS. 
With  an  introduction,  notes,  and  a  glossary. 
Edinburgh,  1810.     3  v.  p.  S".  1367 

Contents.  Amis  and  Amtloun,  V.  2. — The  Bore 
and  the  lierd,  v.  3.— Cressus,  the  riche  man,  v.  3. 
— Tbe  Father  murdered  by  his  son,  v.  3 — Of 
Malster  Gemes,  v.  3.— Herowdes  and  Merlin,  v. 
3.— Hnnttyng  of  the  hare,  v.  a.—The  Husband 
shut  out,  V.  3.— Lyte  ot  Ipoikiydon,  v.  2;— The 
Kinge  aikd  his  sti-ward,  t,  3.— The  Hlnight  and 
his  gi-ehonde,  v.  3.— Kyng  Alisnunder,  v.  1. — 
Lay  Jjb  Freiiie,  v.  1. — The  Magpie,  y.  3.— Oc- 
tonian  Iniperator,  v.'  3.^The  Old  -wise  man 
and  his  ivife,  v.  3.— The  Pinnof e-trce  and  its 
ympe,  v.  3.— The  Ra-vens,  v.  3.— Richard  Coer 
de  Lion,  v.  2 — Proces  of  the  Senyn  Sages,  v.  3. — 
The  SheritTe,  his  widow,  and  the  liiiight,  v.  3.— Sir 
Amadas,  v.  3.  — Sir  Cleges,  v.  3. —The  Two 
dreams,  v.  3. — Ypocras  and  his  neveu,  v.  3. 

{Ed.)     Popular  romances:  consisting  of 

imaginary  voyages  and  travels.  Containing 
Gulliver's  travels.  Journey  to  the  world 
under  ground,  the  Life  and  adventures  of 
Peter  Wilkins,  the  Adventures  of  Robinson 
Crusoe,  and  the  History  of  Automathes. 
To  which  is  prefixed  an  introductory  disser- 
tation.    Edinburgh,  1812.    8°.  1263 

{Ed.)    Tales  of  the  East :  comprising  the 

most  popular  romances  of  oriental  origin  ; 
and  the  best  imitations  by  European  au- 
thors :  with  new  trs.  and  additional  tales, 
never  before  pub.  To  which  is  prefixed  an 
introductory  dissertation,  containing  an  ac- 
count of  each  work,  and  its  author  or  trans- 
lator.    Edinburgh,  1812.    3  v.  8°.  1263 

Cnnlents.  History  ot  Abdalla,  the  son  of  Eanlf,  T. 
3. — Arabian  nights'  entertainments,  v.  1.— Ap- 
pendix of  additional  tales  from  the,  Arabian  nights,  v. 

2.— Chinese  tales,  v.  3 Tales  of  the  genii,  v.  3 

Persian  tales  of  Iiiatulja  of  Delhi,  v.  2.— Mogul 
tales,  V.  3 — Ne^v  Arabian  nights,  v.  1,  2.— History 
of  Nourjahad,  v.  2. — Oriental  tales,  v.  2. — Per- 
sian tales,  V.  2. — Tartarian  tales,  v.  3. — TurUish 
tales,  T.  3. 

Weber,  Hermann,  M.  D.  {Tr.)  On  the  cura- 
tive effects  of  baths  and  waters.  See  Braun, 
J. 

Weber,  Joseph.  Cirea  1755-1832.  Memoires 
concernant  Marie  Antoinette.  See  Lally- 
Tollendal,  T.  G.,  Marquis  de. 

Weber,  Karl  von.  1806-79.  Moritz,  Graf 
von  Sachsen,  Marschall  von  Frankreich. 
Nacharchivalischen  quellen.  Leipzig,  1863. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  120,  1864,  p. 
500.)  4705 

Ein  schuss  im  walde  1603.    57  pp.    (Eaumer,  F. 

von,  Hist.  tascJtenbuch,  1860,  p.  219.) 

Aus  4  Jahrhunderte"n.    26  pp.     (Eey.  of  In  iain. 

Bev.  V.  116,  1862,  p.  1T8.) 

Weber,    Karl   Friedrich    [Ed.)    1794-1861. 

Marci  Annaei  Lucani  Pharsalia.    See  Luca- 

nus,  M:  A. 
Weber,  Karl  Julius.     1767-1833.     Das  ritter- 

wesen  uud  die  Templer,  Johanniter,  und 


Marianer  oder  deutsch-ordens-ritter  insbe- 
Bondere.  2  ausgabe.  Stuttgart,  1835.  3  v. 
12°.  3786 

Deutschland.    W  pp.    (Eev.  ot   In    Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  48,  1840,  p.  119.) 

Weber,  Karl  Maria  Friedrich  Ernst,  Freiherr 
vou.  1786-1826.  Dor  Freischutz ;  an  opera.  41  pp. 
(Cumberland,  .7.,  Brit.  thmt.  v.  9.)— Letters,  from 
1800-26,  tr.  by  Lady  Wallace.  181  pp.  (Nohl,  L.,  Lit- 
ters of  disHnguished  musicians,  p.  205.) 

Baebedette,    H.       Weber.      Essai    de 

critique  musicale.     1862. 

Benedict,  Sir  J.    Weber.    1881.    (Huef- 

fer,  F.,  Great  musicians.) 

Weber,    K.    P.    M.    M.,    Freiherr   von. 

Carl  Maria  von  Weber.     The  life  of  an  artist. 

1865,  2  V. 

Blaze  de  Bury,  H.  Weber,  son  gfinie  et  son  In- 
fluence. 27  pp.  IRev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1867,  2  p6r.  v.  67, 
p.  5.)— Crowest,  F.  Weber.  32  pp.  (In  Ms  Great 
tone-poets,  p.  224.)  — Keddie,  H.  ISarah  Tytler, 
pseud.)  Weber.  17  pp.  (/n  Mr  Musical  composers,  p. 
189.)— Lisit,  F.  Weber's  "Euryanthe."  13'  pp. 
(Gesamm.  schriften,  v.  3,  abth.  1,  p.  16.)— Upton,  e.P. 
Carl  Maria  von  Weber.  15  pp.  (/n  his  woman  Hi 
music,  p.  162.)— Web^r,  K.  P.  M.  M.,  Freiherr  von. 
Eln  name,  besser  ais  elne  hausnummer.  Erlnuer- 
ungen  an  W.  und  Bosslnl.  9  pp.  (Beutsch.  rundsclum, 
V.  5, 1875,  p.  257.)— "Werner,  H.  Le  Chevalier  Charles 
Marie  de  Weber.  35  pp.  {Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1846, 
n.  s.  V.  15,  p.  221.) 

Weber,    Karl    Otto.     1837-67.    Ueber    die 
anweridung  der  sohmerzstillenden  mittel  Im  allge- 
melnen  und  des -chloroforms  Im  besonderen.    32  pp. 
,  {Samml.  vitssens.  vortrg.  v.  2, 1868,  p.  283.) 

Weber,  Karl  Philipp  Max  Maria,  Freiherr 
von.  1822-81.  Carl  Maria  von  Weber. 
The  life  of  an  artist.  From  the  German  by 
J.  Palgrave  Simpson.  London,  1865.  3  v. 
p.  8°.  (Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  122, 1865,  p. 
896.)  5366 

Weber,  Philipp.  Entwiokelungsgeschichte 
der  absichtssaetze.  Wuerzburg,  1884-85. 
8°.  (Schanz,  M.,  Beitraege  zur  historisohen 
syntax  der  griechischen  sprache,  v.  2. )   — 2153 

Weber,  Wilhelm  Eduard.  1804—.  Abhand'- 
lungen  zur  atomistischen  theorie  der  elek- 
trodynamik.  Leipzig,  1876.  4°.  (Zoellner, 
J.  C.  F. ,  Principien  einer  elektrodynamischen 
theorie,  v.  1.)  —1523 

Weber,  Wilhelm  Ernst  {Ed.)  1790-1850. 
Corpus  poetarum  Latinorum  . . .  cum  selecta 
varietate  lectionis  et  explicatione  brevis- 
sinia.  Francofurti  ad  M.  1831-33.  1  v.  in 
3  pts.  8°.  3343 

Contents.  X'lllUiovanns.C.'P.{dtlribuledlbl.  Con- 
solatlo  ad  Llvlam  de  morte  Drusi,  pt.  2.— Ansoniua, 
D.  M.  [Opera],  pt.  2.— Avianns,  F.  Fabulae,  pt. 
2.— Bassus,  S.  Panegyricus  In  C.  Calpurnium  Plso- 
nem,  pt.  2.— Calpurnius  Siciilus,  T.  or  C.  Bucoli- 
con,  pt.  1.— Cnto,  D.  Dlstichorura  de  moribus  ad 
flllum  librl  IV,  pt.  2.— Cato,  T.  [attributed  lo].  Dirae ; 
Lydla,  pt.  2 — Catullus,  0.  or  Q.  V.  Carmlnum  Ilber, 
pt.l.— Clandianu8,C.  [Opera],  pt.2.— [^«ri()M(«a  (o.J 
Laudes  Herculls,  pt.  2.— Fallscns,  G.  Oynegetlcon, 
pt.  1.— Horatins  Flaccus,  Q.  Carmen  saeoulare; 
Carmlnum  librl  IV;  Eplstola  ad  Pisones  de  arte 
poetloa;  Eplatolarum  librl  11;  Epodon  Uher;  Satl- 
rariim  librl  II,  pt.  1.— Juvenalis,  D.  J.  Satli-ae,  pt. 
2.— Lactantlus,  L.  C.  F.  [attributed  to].  Carmen  de 
Phoenlce,  pt.  2.— Lucanng,  M.  A.  Pharsalia,  pt.  2.— 
Luclllus  Junior  [atlrihuted  to].  Aetna,  pt.  2. — Lu- 
cretius Cartig,  T.  De  rerum  natura,  pt.  1.— Sla- 
nilius,  M.  Astronomlcon,  pt.  1.— Martlalls,  M.  V. 
Eplgrammatum  llbH  XIV;  De  speotaculls  libellus, 
pt.  2 — Merobaudes,  F.  Carmlna,  pt.  2.— ^IVemesi- 
anns,  M.  A.  O.  Cyuegetlcon,  pt.  2.— Ovidlug  Naso, 
P.  [Opera],  pt.  1.— Nux  elegla,  pt.  2.— [Attributed  to.] 
Consolatlo  ad  Llvlam  de  morte  Drusl,  pt.  2. — Fersins 
Flaccus,  A.  Satirae,  pt.  1.— Perviglllnm  Vene- 
ris, pt.  2.— Phaedms.  Fabularum  librl  V,  pt.  1.— 
Friapeia,  sive  dtyersorum  poelarum  In  Priapum 
lusus,  pt.  2.— Prlscianus.    Carmen  de  ponderlbus 


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et  mensurl^  pt.  2.— Fropertlns,  S.  A.  JSleglarum 
llbrl   V,    pt.    1.— Rntilliis    Wnniatiauus,    0.    De 

reditu  suo  llbri  II,  pt.  2 Sabiuus,  A.    Eplatolae 

III,  pt.  3.— Sereniig  Samnionlons,  Q.  De  medl- 
olna  praeceptasaluberrlma,  pt.  2.— Sllins  Ttallcus, 
0.  Punlcorum  Ubii  XVII,  pt.  2.— Statlus,  P.  P. 
AchlUeiaoa  llbri n;  Silvarum  llbM  V;  Tliebaldos  Ubrl 
XII,  pt.  2.— Snlplcla.  Satlra.  pt.  2.— Tlbiillus,  A. 
Carmlua,  pt.l.— Valerius  Flaccns,  C.  Aigonautl- 
oon  llbri  VIII,  pt..2.— VIrglllug  Itfaro,  P.  Aeneldos 
llbrl  XII ;  BucoUcon  liber ;  Georgloon  Ubrl  IV,  pt.  1. 
— [Aitt^buted  to.]    Carmlna  minora,  pt.  2. 

(Tr.)     Die  elegisehen  dichter  der  Helle- 

nen  nach  ihren  ueberresten  uebersetzt  und 
erlaeutert.   Frankfurt  am  M.  1826.  12°.   3303 

Webster,  Albert  Falvey.     1848-76.     Baum, 

the  cornet  player.  10  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly^  v.  6, 
1873;p.690.)— The  Kleventh  cot.  11pp.  ISmbner's 
MmtUy,  y.  2,  1871,  p.  607.J— A  Fair  compeiisattom. 
9  pp.  [Atlant.  l/on(7i?y,  v.  38, 1876,  P.S42.)— Madame. 
11  pp.  (Allant.  Monthly,  T.  3i,  187*,  p.  216.)— Miss 
Eunice's  glove.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  32, 
1873,  p.  92.) 

Webster,  Albert  L.  [Ed.)  Baltimore  and 
its  neighborhood.  Compiled  for  the  Johns 
Hopkins  University.    Baltimore,  1884.     fo. 

1118 

Webster,  Alphonso  William.  On  the  prin- 
ciples of  sound ;  their  application  in  the 
construction  of  public  buildings;  particu- 
larly to  the  new  Houses  of  Parliament ;  and 
assimilation  with  the  mechanism  of  the 
human  ear.    London,  1840.     13°.         —1536 

Webster,  Mrsl  Augusta  Davies.  Forman, 
H.  B.  Augasta  Webster.  16  pp.  (In  his  Our  living 
poeta,  p.  169.) 

WebsteiS  Benjamin  Nottingham.  1798-1883. 
Glralda;  or,  the  miller's  wife,  a  comic  drama.  36  i)p. 
(Speucer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat,  v.  li.)— The  Golden 
farmer;  or^the  last  crime:  a  domestic  drama.  50 
pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Mirttir  theat,  v.  6.]— Hlgli  ways 
and  by  "ivays:  a  farce.  35  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Brit,  theat.  v.  28.)— The  Ijanghing  hyena,  a  targe. 
23  pp.  {Spencer,:  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  H.)  —  My 
young  "wife,  and  my  old  umbrella,  a,  farce.  16 
pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  12.)— Paul  Clif- 
ford;  the  highwayman  of  1770,  a  drama.  76pp.  (Cum- 
berland, J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  6.)— The  Swiss  s^valns, 
an  original  operetta.  2i  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston 
theat.  V.  1.) 

liO-we,  B.  W.  Benjamin  Webafer.  12  pp.  (Mat- 
thews, J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and  actresses,  t.  3, 
p.  169.) 

Webster,  Daniel,  LI.  D.  1783-1853.  Works. 
11  ed.     Boston,  1858.    6  v.  8°-  .    2154 

Contents.  Adams  and  Jeiferson,  t.  1.— Agri- 
culture of  Slnglaud,  v.  1. — Mass  meeting  at  Al- 
bany, V.  2.— Couventlou  at  Andover,  v.  2. — Ap- 
pointing and  removing  po^ver,  v.  4.— Corres- 
pondence with  Lord  Asbbnrton,  v.  6 — Beceptlon 
at  Bangor,  v.  l.-*-ContlnuaQce  of  the  bank  charter, 
T.  i. — Bank  of  the  United  States,  v.  3.— Bank  of 
the  United  States  against  Wm.  D.  Primrose,  v.  6. — 
Uniform  system  of  bankruptcy,  v.  6.— Beceptlou  at 
Boston,  V.  2.— Boston  Mechanic's  Institution, 
V.  1.— Public  dinner  at  BuiTalo,  v.  2.— Reception  at 
BuCfalo,  V.  1,  2. — Bunker  Hill  monninent,  v.  1. — 
Completion  of  the  Bunker  Hill  monument,  v.  f.— Re- 
ply to  Mr.  Calhoun,  v.  4.— Tribute  to  Mr.  Calhoun, 
T.  5. — Gallfornia  public  laiids  and  boundaries,  v. 
5. — Addition  to  the  Cdpltol,  v.  2.— Letters  to  Gen. 
Cass  on  the  treaty  of  Washington,  v.  6.— China  and 
the  Sandwich  Islands,  v.  6 — Chi^istlan  ministry 
and  the  religious  Instruction  of  the  young,  v.  6.— Re- 
duction of  duty  on  coal,  v.  4. — ^Commonwealth 
bank,  Boston,  v.  4.— Compromise  bill,  v.  5. — 
Compromise  measures,  v.  5. — Speeches  in  Con- 
gress, T.  3-5.— Constitution  and  the  Uiiion,  v, 
6 Constitution  not  a  compact  between  sover- 
eign states,  V.  3. — Speeches  in  the  convention  to 
amend  the  constitution  of  Massachusetts,  v.  3. 
— Currency,  v.  4.— Dartmouth  College  case,  v. 
6.— Deposit  banks,  v.  4.— Regulation  of  the  de- 
posits, V.  4. — Removal  of  the  deposit?,  v.  3,  4.— 
Diplomat  ic  and  official  papers,  v.  6.— Selection  | 
of  1823,  T.  1.— Tribute  to  Mr.  Xllmore,  T.  5.— Ev- 


erett, E.  Biographical  memoir  of  the  public  life  of 
Daniel  Webster,  v.  1  .—Protest  against  th e  ex p iiug I ng 
resolution,  T.  4.— Dinner  at  Faueuil  Hnll,  v.  1. — 
Public  dinner  in  raneuil  Hall,  v.  1.  — Speech  in 
Faneull  Hall,  previous  to  the  election  In  1848,  v.  2.— 
State  of  the  finances  in  1840,  v.  5. — First  speech  on 
Foot's  resolution  ;  Second  speech  on  Foot's  reso- 
lution ;  Last  remarks  on  Foot's  resolution,  v.  3.— On 
the  loss  of  the  fortification  hill  in  1833,  v.  4.— 
French  spoliatioiis  prior  to  18uu,  v.  4.— Fugitive 

slave  bill,  v.  5 Case  of  Gibbous  and  Ogden, 

v.  6.— Revolution  in  Greece,  v.  3.— Correspondence 
with  the  Chevalier  Huelsemann,v.  6.— Judiciary, 
V.  3.-T-independeno6  pt  the  Judiciary,. v.  3.— Defence 
of  the  Kennistons,  v.  6.— Remarks  to  the  ladles 
of  Richmond,  v.  2.  —  ILegal  arguments  and 
speeches  to  the  Jury,  v.  5,  6. — £egal  currency,  v.  3. 
— Miscelianeous  letters,  v.  6.— Lopez  expedition, 

v.  6 Louisville  canal,  v.  4.— Case  of  Alexander 

Mclicod,  V.  6. — Reception  at  Madison,  v.  1. — 
3Iadi80n  papers,  v.  4 — Speech  at-Marshfield,  y. 
2. — Jeremiah  Mason,  v.  2. — Mexican  war,  v.  5. — 
Objects  of  tho  Mexican  war,  v.  5.— Relations  with 
Mexico,  v.  6. — STational  bank.  v.  4.— First  settle- 
ment of  iVew  England,  v.  1.— Excesses  committed 
at  New  Orleans,  v.  6.— Public  dinner  at  Bfew 
York,  V.  1.— Reception  at  New  Yotk,  v.  1 — North- 
eastern boundary,  v.  2.— Opening  of  the  Jforth- 

ern  railroad  to  Grafton,  N.  H.  v.  2 Case  of  Ogden 

and    Saunders,    v.  6.— Oregon,  v.    5.— Panama 

ntission,  v.  3 Panama  railroad,  v.  6.— Public 

dluu6r  at  Philadelphia,  v.  2.— Pilgrim  festival 
at  New  Yoi'k  lu  1850,  v.  2.— Reception  at  Pittsburg, 

V.  1.— Landing  at    Plymouth,  v.  2 Treaty  with 

Portugal,  v.  6.  — Post-o/Bce,  v.  4. —Bight  of 
preemption  to  actual  settlers  on  the  public  lands, 
V.  4. — Defence  of  Judge  James  Prescott,  v.  5.— Pre- 
sentaiilon  of  a  vase,,  v.  1. — Presidential  pro- 
test, v.  4'.- General  effects  of  protection,  v.  4. — 
Providence  B.ailroad  Company  against  the  city 
of  Boston,  v.  6.— Graduation  of  the  price  of  the  pub- 
lic lands,  T.  4.— Payment  for  the  public  lands  In 
gdld  and  sliver,  v.  4.— Speeches  on  public  occa- 
sions, V.  1,  2. — QrUalffications  for  oifice,  v.  '3. — 
Apportionment  of  representation,  V.  3 — National 
Republican  convention  ,at  Worcester,  v.  1. — 
Revolutionary  officers,  v.  3. — Rhode  Island 
government,  v.  6. — Royal  Agricultural  So- 
ciety, V.  1.— Mass  meeting  at  Sai'atoga,  v.  2.— Right 
of  search,  v.  6.— Basis  of  tho  Senate,  v.  3.— Slavery 
and  the  slave  trade  in  the  District  of  Columbia,  v.  4. — 
Exclusion  of  slavery  Jrora  the  territories,  v.  5.— 
Slavery  In  the  District  of  Columbia,  v.  4.— .Festival  of 
the.  Sons  of  New  Hampshire,  v.  2.— Sound 
dues  at  Elslnore,  and  the  German  Zoll-vereln,  v.  6. — 
Southern  tour,  v.  2.— Relations  with  Spain,  v.  6.— 
Specie  circular,  v.  4. — Mr.  Justice  Story,  v.  2. — 
Suh-treasury,  v.  4,  5. — Distribution  of  the  sulrplua 
revenue,  v.  4.— Payment  of  the  4  Instalment  of  the 
surplus  revenue,  v.  4.— Tarlflf,  v.  3,  5.— Last  illness 
and  death  of  Gen.  Taylor,  v.  5. — Ten  regiment 
hill,  V.  5. — Admission  of  Texas,  v.  5. — Boundaries  of 
Texas,  T.  5,  6. — Case  of  Thrasher,  v.  6.— Treasury- 
note  bill,  V.  4. —Treaty  of  IVashington  of  1842, 
V.  6. — Defence  of  the  treaty  of  Washington,  v.  5 — 
Fresldential  veto  of  the  ITniled  States  bank  bill, 
V.  3.— Convention  at  Valley  ^orge,  v.  2.— Nomina- 
tion bf  Mr.  Van  Buren  as  minister  to  England,  v.  3. 
—Organization  of  the  volunteer  force,  v.  6.— 
Speech  In  Wall  street,  v.  2. — Character  of  'Wash- 
ington, V.  1. — Reception  at  'Wheeling,  v.  1. — 
'Whig  convention  at  Philadelphia,  v.  2.— Whig 
convention  at  Richmond,  v.  2. — "Whig  principles 
and  purposes,'  v.  2. — Murder  of  Capt.  Joseph 
'W^hite,  v.  8.— Speech  to  the  young  men  of  A1-, 
bany,  v.  2. — Index,  v.  6. 

(Rev.  of  in  Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  6, 1852,  p. 
■  841  ;  N.  Am.  Sev.  V.  76,  1852,  p.  84.) 

Diplotnatic    and    official   papers    while 

Secretary  of  State.    Kew  York,  1848.     8°. 

—1344 
Contents.  Correspondence  with  Lord  Ashburton,— 
China  and  the  Sandwich  Islands.— Case  of  Alexander 
M'teod.— Relations  with  Mexico.— Construction  of 
the  treaty  between  the  United  States  and  Portugal 
respecting  duties  at  the  custom-house.  —  Presi- 
dent's message,  and  treaty  of  Washington.— Vote  of 
the  Senate  on  the  final  question  of  ratification. — 
Eight  of  search.— Sound  dues  at  Elslnore,  and  the 
ZoU  Vereiu  union.— Relations  with  Spain.— Speech 
in  the  Senate  of  the  [Tnlted  States,  1816,  in  vindicallou 
of  the  treaty  of  'Washington  of  1842.- Treaty  of 
Washington  of  1842. 


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Great  speeches  and  orations  ;  with  an 

essay  on  Daniel  Webster  as  a  master  of 
English  style  by  Edwin  P.  Whipple.  Bos- 
ton, 1879.     8°-  1253 

Contents.  Adams  and  Jeifei'son. — Appointing 
and  re  niovlngpoiver.—Uulform  system  oC  bank- 
ruptcy.—  Reception  at  Boston.  —  Reception  at 
Buffalo.— Bunker  PIlll  monument.— Comple- 
tion of  the  Bunker  Hill  monument.— On  the  political 
course  of  Mr.  Calhonn  In  1838.— Reply  to  Mr.  Cal'- 
houn.— Addition  to  the  Capitol. — Letters  to  Gen. 
Cass  on  the  treaty  ot  Washington. — Christian  inin- 
Islry  and  the  religious  Instruction  of  the  young. — 
Constitution  and  tlie  ITnion. — Constitution 
not  a  compact  between  sovereign  states. — Credit 
system  and  labor  of  the  U.  S DartmoutU  Col- 
lege case. — Kxecntive  patronage  and  removals 
from  office.- Executive  usurpation.— On  the  loss 
ot  theforttficationtiillin  1835.— Case  of  Gibbons 
and  Ogden. — lievolutlou  In  Clreece.  —  Reply  to 
Hayne. — Unelsemann  letter. — Impressment. 
— Klossuth. — Address  to  the  ladies  of  Richmond. 
— *'IiOg  cabin  candidate." — Speech  at  Marsh- 
field.— Jeremiah  Mason.— Objects  ot  the  Mexican 
■war.— First  settlement  ot  ]Ve%v  England.— Public 
dinner  at  ]Ve-*v  York,— Reception  at  New  York.— Case 
of  Ogden  and  Saunders.  —  Redeemable  paper 
currency. — Landing  at  Plymouth. — Natural 
hatred  of  the  poor  to  the  rich.— Defence  of  Judge 
James  Prescott.  —  Presidential  protest.  — 
Rhode  Island  government.— Right  ut  search. 
— Exclusion  of  slavery  from  the  territories.— Slavery 
in  the  District  of  Columbia. — Our  relations  to  the 
South  American  republics. — Mr.  Justice  Story. 
—Tariff.— Presidential  veto  of  the  United  States 
bank  bill.— Character  of  Washington,— Whip- 
ple, E.  P.  Daniel  Webster  as  a  master  of  English 
style.- Murder  of  Capt.  Joseph  'White.- Appendix. 
—Index. 

(Rev.  of  In  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  45, 1880,  p.  96.) 

Newly  discovered  Fourth  of  July  oration 

delivered  at  Fryeburg,  Me.,  in  the  year 
1803.     Boston,  1882.    8°.  1215 

Private  correspondence.   Ed.  by  Fletcher 

Webster.    Boston,  1857.     2  v.  8°.  3895 

Correspondence  with  Lord  Ashburton.    32    pp. 

(Bound  pampli,  v.  124.)— Address  at  the  laying  of  the 
corner-stone  of  Bunker  Hill  monument;  Speech 
on  Mr, .  Foot's  resolution  ;  Argument  in  the  trial  of 
John  F.  Knapp.  61  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v. 
3,  pp.  362,  370,  399.)- On  the  Constitution  and  the 
Union  s  Senate  of  the  U.  S.,  March  7,  1850.  -34  pp. 
(Johnston,  A.,  Representative  Ain.  orations,  v.  2,  p.  84.) — 
Earliest  oration,  at  the  age  ot  18  years;  Will.  9 
pp.  (Loriug,  J.  S.,  Hundred  Boston  orators,  pp.  689, 
114.)— In  reply  to  Hayne,  in  the  U.  S.  Senate,  Jan.  26, 
.1830.  55  pp.  (Johnston,  A.,  Hepresentative  Am.  ora- 
tions, V.  1,  p.  228.)— Speeches.  62  pp.  {Am.  oratory, 
pp.  376,  475.) 

Daniel  Webster  as  an  author.    27  pp.    (iV.  Am. 

Rev.  V.  69,  1844,  p.  44.)— lioring,  .1.  S.  Daniel  Web- 
ster and  his  works.  2  pp.  {In  his  Hundred  Boston 
orators,  p.711.)— Pjirker,  T.  Speech  at  a  meeting  of 
the  citizens  of  Boston  in  Faneuil  Hall,  Moh.  25, 1850, 
to  consider  the  speech  ot  W.  37  pp.  {Speeches,  v.  3, 
p.  1.) — Putnam,  A.  P.  Private  correspondence  of  W. 
7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  35,  1867,  p.  865.)— Smith,  0. 
O.  Private  correspondence  of  W.  26  pp.  (Chr.  Exam. 
V.  62,  1857,  p.  370.)— Spalding,  M.  J.,  Abp.  of  Balti- 
more. Webster's  Bunker  Hill  speech.  20  pp.  {In  his 
Miscellanea,  v.  1,  p.  333.)— Speeches.  21pp.  {N.Am. 
Bev.  v.  41,  1835,  p.  231.)— Speeches  and  forensic 
arguments.  37  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  9,  1831,  p. 
420.1— W^hipple,  E.  P. .  Daniel  Webster  as  a  master 
of  English  style.  95  pp.  {In  Us  Am.  lit.  p.  139 ;  and 
Webster,  D.,  Great  speeclies,  p.  xi.) 

Memorial  of  Daniel  Webster,  from  the 

city'of  Boston.    Boston,  1853.     8°.  8883 

Obituary  addresses  on  the  occasion  of 

the  death  of  Daniel  Webster,  delivered  in 
the  Senate  and  in  the  House  of  Representa- 
tives, 14  and  15  Dec,  1852.  Washington, 
1853.     8°.  3895 

Curtis,    G.    T.     Last  years   of   Daniel 

Webster  :  a  monograph.    1878. 
Life  of  Daniel  Webster.    1870,  2  t. 


Harvey,  P.    Reminiscences  and   anec- 
dotes of  Daniel  Webster.     1877. 

Knapp,  S.   L.    Memoir  of   the   life  of 

Daniel  Webster.     1831. 

Lanman,  C.    Private  life  of  Daniel  Web- 
ster.   1858. 

Lodge,  H.   C.    Daniel    Webster.    1886. 

(Morse,  J.  T.,  Jr.,  Am.  statesmen.) 

March,  C.  W.    Daniel  Webster  and  his 

contemporaries.     1853. 
Reminiscences  of  Congress.     1850, 

Proceedings  at  the  inauguration  of  the 

statue  of  Daniel  Webster,  erected  in  Central 
Park,  N.  Y.,  July  4,  1876,  by  Gordon  W. 
Burnham  and  by  him  presented  to  the  city 
Nov.  35,  1876.     1876. 

Bell,  C.  H.    Daniel  Webster.    18  pp.    (New  Eng. 

Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  Mog.  v.l,  p.  430.)— Bout-well, 
G.  8.  Daniel  Webster,  the  statesman.  46  pp.  {In  his 
Lawyer,  the  statesman,  the  soldier,  p.  44.) — Bryant, 
.W.  0.  Mr.  Webster's  wit.  3  pp.  {Prose  writings,  y.'i,  p. 
383.)— Burnap,  G.  W.  Burke,  Fox,  and  Pitt,  compared 
with  Calhoun,  Clay,  and  W,  38  pp.  (Miscel.  writingsr 
p.  93.)— Choate,  R.  Remarks  on  the  death  of  W. ; 
DiscoulTse  commemorative  ot  W. ;  Speech  on  the 
birthday  ot  W.  125  pp.  (Addresses  and  orations,  jjp. 
222,  241,  617.)— Mr.  Webster  as  a  diplomatist.  41 
pp.  (iV.  Am.  Rev.  V.  08,  1849,  p.  1.)— Everett,  E. 
Biographical  memoir  of  W.  148  pp.  (Webster,  D,, 
Works,  V.  1,  p.  xiii.)— Death  ot  W. ;  Daniel  Webster  as 
a  man.  31  pp.  ( Orations  and  speeches,  y.  3,  pp.  158, 
390.)— Powers's  statue  ot  W. ;  Daniel  Webster.  73  pp. 
(Orations  and  speeches,  v.  4,  pp.  146,  186.)— Pelton,  A. 
C.  Account  of  the  pro^ieedlngs  In  Boston  on  the  day 
of  the  funeral  at  Marshfield,  and  the  subsequent  ob- 
sequies commemorative  of  the  death  of  W.  40  pp. 
{In  his  Second  festival  ot  the  Sons  of  New  Hampshire, 
p.  16.)— Great  dead.  1  p.  {Dem.  Rev.  v.  31, 1852,  p. 
408.)— Harsha,  D.  A.  Daniel  Webster.  62  pp.  (In 
his  Most  eminent  orators  and  statesmen,  p.  429.) — 
Hilliard,  H.  W.    Vindication  of  W. ;  Daniel  Web- 

/  ster.  His  genius  and  character.  26  pp.  {Speeches, 
pp.  319,  466.)— Webster  and  the  Constitution.  8  pp. 
,  (Sarpec's  J/ajf.  V.  64,  1877,p.  595.)— King,  T.S.  Daniel 
Webster.  55  pp.  (In  his  Substance  and  show  and 
other  lectures,  p.  299.)— Iianman,  C.  Daniel  Web- 
ster's social  hours.  24  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  13, 1866, 
pp.  216,  364,  496,  634.)— I,atrobe,  J.  H.  B.  Personal 
recollections  ot  W.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  64, 1882, 
p.  428.)— lilfe  of  W.  8  pp.  (Lougacre,  J.  B.,  and 
Herring,  J.,  I^at.  portr.  gallery,  v.  1.)— Iiodge,  H.  0. 
Daniel  Webster.  36  pp.  (In  his  Studies  in  history,  p. 
294;  and  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  49, 1882,  p.  228.)— Ijoring, 
J.  S.  Daniel  Webster.  26  pp.  {In  his  Hundred  Boa- 
ton  orators,  p.  420.)— Parker,  T.  Discourse  occa- 
sioned by  the  death  of  W.  163  pp.  (Additional  speeches, 
V.  1-,  p.  131.)— Parton,  J.  Daniel  Weheter.  60  pp. 
{In  his  Famous  Americans  of  recent  times,  p.  53.)— 
Perry,  B.  F.  Daniel  Webster.  5  pp.  (In  his  Remi- 
niscences of  public  mei^,  p.  63.)— Daniel  Webster  :  his 
political-philosophy  In  1820.  9  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v. 
22, 1848,  p.  129.)— Taylor,  C.  Incident  in  the  life  of  a 
statesman.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag,  v.  14, 1867,  p.  224.)— 
Thomas,  F.  W.  Death  of  W.  6  pp.  (In  his  John 
Randolph,  of  Roanoke,  etc.  p.  370.)— Webster,  N. 
Letter  to  W.  17  pp.  (In  his  Coll.  of  papers,  p.  269.')— 
W^hipple,  E.  P.  Daniel  Webster.  36  pp.  (In  Ms 
Essays  and  reviews,  v,  1,  p.  172.)— WTIlklnson,  W.  C. 
Daniel  Webster  and  the  compromise  measures  of 
1850.  15  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  12,  1876,  p.  411.)— 
Webster.  2  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  13, 1877,  p.  803.) 
— "Wortley,  Lady  ®.  S.  A  visit  at  Mr.  Webster's.  3 
pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  3, 1851,  p.  94.) 

See  also  Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2,  1870,  p.  181 ;  Har- 
per's Mag.  v.  6,1853,  p.  85;  New  Engiander,  v.  11, 1863, 
p.  606 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  V.  104, 1867,  p.  65  ■.  Weatm.  Rev.  v. 
3,  1853,  p.  230. 

Webster,  Col.  Fletcher  {Ed.)  1818-63. 
Private  correspondence  of  Daniel  Webster. 
See  Webster,  D. 

Oration  delivered  before  the  authorities  of  Bos- 
ton, July  4, 1846.  26  pp.  (JElev.  ot  in  Brtmnson's  Qnart. 
Rev.  V.  3, 1846,  p.  493.) 

Ilillard,  G.  S.    Biography  ot  W.    9  pp.    (Barvari 

Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  20.)— Coring,  J.  S.    Fletcher  Web- 
ster.   6  pp.    (In  his  Hundred  Boston  orators,  p.  648.) 


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Webster,    James.     Travels     through    the 

Crimea,  Turkey,  and  Egypt.  13  pp.  (Eev.  o£  In 
Fraser'a  Mag.  v.  1, 1830,  p.  695.) 

Webster,  John.  17  cent.  Works  ;  now  first 
collected,  with  some  account  of  the  author, 
and  notes  by  Rev.  Alexander  Dyoe.  Lon- 
don, 1880.    4v.  p..8°.  3367 

Contents.  Applng  and  Tlrgllila,  v.  2.— Cure 
for  a  ciickold.  v.  3.— Devil's  law-cage,  v.  2.— 
Dutchess  of  nialfi,  v.  1.— Dyce,  A.  Some  account 
of  John  Webster  and  his  writings,  v.  1.— The  Mal- 
content, V.  4. — A  monumental  column,  v.  4. — 

Northward  ho,  v.  3 Ode,  t.  4.— The  Thracian 

wonder,  v.  4. — Verses,  v.  4 — IVestivard  ho,  v. 
3.— The  White  devil )  or,  Vlttoria  Oorombona,  v.  1. 
— Famous  history  ot  Sir  Thomas  Wyatt,  v.  2.— Index, 
V.  4. 

Dramatic  works.    Ed.  by  Wm.  Hazlitt. 

London,  1857.    4  v.  16°.  3367 

Contents.  Applus  and  Virginia,  v.  3. — Cure  for 
a  cuckold,  v.  4. — Devil's  law-case,  v.  3. — 
Duchess  of  nialfi,  v.,  2.— Hazlitt,  W.  Introduc- 
tion, V.  1.— Induction  to  the  Malcontent,  v.  4. — A 
Monumental  column  to  the  memory  ot  Henry, 
late  Prince  of  Wales,  v.  3.— Monuments  of  honor, 
V.  3.— Northward  hoe,  v.  1.— Odes,  v.  3.  —  The 
Thracian  wonder,  v.  4.— The  "Weakest  goeth 
to  the  wall.  T.  4. — IVestward  hoe,  v.  1. — The 
VJfhite  devil;  or,  Vlttoria  Coromboua,  v.  2. — 
Famous  history  of  Sir  Thomas  Wyatt,  v.  1. 

Dramatische  dichtungen,  nebst  stuecken 

von  Marston,  Dekker,und  Rowley.  Beiiin, 
1858.  8°.  (Bodenstedt,  F.  von,  Shakes- 
peare''s  zeitgenossen,  V..1.)  ■  3376 

Contents.  Appius  und  Virginia.  —  Boden- 
stedt, F.  von.  Einleltung.  —  Herzogin  von 
Anialfi.  —  XCur  f uer  einen  hahnrei. — North- 
Tvard  ho.— Teufels  rechtshandel. — Das  Thra- 
zische  -wunder.^Der  Unzufriedene.— Vltto- 
ria Accoromhona. — "Westward  ho. — Sir  Thomas 
■W^yatt. 

Appinsand  Virginia:  atragedy.  102  pp.  (Dlllie, 

O.  W.,  Old  Eng.  plays,  v.  6,  p.  349.1— The  Dutchesse 
of  Malfy.  36  pp.  (Scott,  Sir  W.,  Anct.  Brit,  drama, 
V.  3,  p.  608.)— Songs.  3  pp.  (Bell,  B.,  Songs  from  tlie 
dramatists,  p.  181.)— Vlttoria,  the  mistress  of  Bra- 
chiano,  relating  her  dream  to  him.  19  pp.  (Camp- 
bell, T.,  Brit.poets,v.Z,  p.  215.)— The  AVhite  devil, or 
Vittorla  Oorombona.  126  pp.  (Dodsley,  K,  Oiiipiays, 
y.  6,  p.  203  i  SoOtt,  Sir  W.,  Anct.  Brit,  drama,  v.  3,  p.  1.) 

Dunham,  S.  A.,  and  others.    John  Webster.    16 

pp.  [In  their  Lives  ot  the  lit.  and  scl.  men  of  Gt.  Brit. 
V.  2,  p.  322:  Lardner,  D.,  Cab.  Oj/c.)— Dyce,  A.  Some 
account  of  W.  and  his  writings.  45  pp.  (Webster,  J., 
Worlis,  v.  1,  p.  1.1— Gosse,  E.  W.  John  Webster.  30 
pp.  (In  liis  Seventeenth-century  studies,  p.  41  j  and 
Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  9,  1874,  p.  620.)— W^ebster's 
plays.    34  pp.    (Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  7,  1823,  p.  87.) 

and    Bow  ley,  William.    Songs    from 

the  Thracian, wonder.  5  pp.  (Bell,  R.,  5o*i^s/rom  £Ae 
dramatists,  p'.  184.) — The  Thracian  wonder;  a 
comical  history.  98  pp.  (Dllke,  C.  W.,  Old  Eng.  plays, 
v.  6,  p.  1.) 

Webster,  John  White,  M.  D.    Description 

of  the  Island  of  St.  Michael.  18-  pp.  (Eev.  of  In 
iV.  Am.  Bev.  v,  14,  1822,  p.  34.)— liaw  of  homicide. 
27  pp.  (iV.  Am.  Bee.  y.  72,  1861,  p.  178.)- Keport  of 
the  case  of  W.  3  pp.  {Brownson's  Quart.  Rev.  n.  s. 
v.  5, 1851,  p.  126.)-^TrJal  of  Prot.  W.  for  the  murder  ot 
Dr.  Parkman.    27  pp.    (iV.  Brit.  Bev.  v.  13, 1850,  p.  556.) 

Webster,  Nathan  Burnham.  1821 — .  Land 
plants  found  at  Fort  Wool.  2  pp.  (Martin,  H.  N., 
and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  IMiv.  Studies  from 
the  hiol.  lair.  v.  1, 1879,  No.  3,  p.  15.) 

Webster,  Noah,  LL.  D.  1758-1843.  Amer- 
ican dictionary  of  the  English  language  .  .  . 
To  which  are  prefixed,  an  introductory  dis- 
sertation on  the  origin,  history,  and  connec- 
tion of  the  languages  of  western  Asia  and 
of  Europe,  and  a  concise  grammar  of  the 
English  language,     [led.]    New  York,  1838. 

8  V.  4°.  1141 

Contents. 
A-Ivyed,  y.  1.  J-Zygomatlo  suture,  v.  2, 

(Eev.  of  in  Nem  Englander,  v.  6, 1848,  p.  24 ;  N.  Am. 
See.  v.  28, 1829,  p.  433 ;  Westm.  Bev.  y.  14, 1831,  p.  66.) 


The   same.     Thoroughly     revised,    and 
greatly  enlarged  and  improved,  by  Chaun- 
cey  A.  Goodrich  and  Noah  Porter.    Spring- 
field, 1865.    4°.  R.14 
The  same.    New  ed.    With  an  appendix 
of   useful  tables  .   .   .    Also,  a  new  pro- 
nouncing biographical  dictionary.     Spring- 
field, 1880.     3  V.  4°.  R.15 
Contents. 
A-Eysell,  V.  1.                              F-Quo  warranto,  v.  2. 
E-Zythum;  Appendix;  Pronouncing  biographical   dic- 
tionary.   Compiled  by  L.  J.  Campbell,  v.  3. 

Collection  of  papers  on  political,  literary, 

and  moral  subjects.    New  York,  1843.    8°. 

3204 
Contents.  Address  on  agriculture.  —  Origin  of 
Amherst  College  In  Massachusetts.  —  Form  of 
association  for  young  men.— Origin  ot  the  first 
hank  in  the  United  States.— Origin  ot  the  copy- 
right laws  of  the  United  States.— Modes  ot  teaching 
the  Xlngllsh  language.— State  ot  English  phi- 
lology, or  results  of  many  years'  researches. — 
Eevolutlon  in  Prance.— Vindication  of  the  treaty 
with  Great  Britain,  in  1796.-0rigln  of  the  Hartford 
convention  lu  1314.— Answer  of  the  House  of 
Representatives  of  Massachusetts,  to  the  Gov- 
ernor's address.— Letter  to  Rev.  Samuel  Lee,  D.  D., 
Prof,  ot  Arabic  in  the  University  of  Cambridge.— Re- 
ply to  a  letter  ot  David  McClure.— Correspondence 
with  Mr.  Madison,  respecting  the  origin  ot  the 
present  constitution. — Rights  of  neutral  nations. — 
Brief  history  ot  political  parties.— Dissertation  on 
the  supposed  change  of  temperature  in  modern  wln- 
ters.- Letter  from  Gen.  Washington,  respecting 
the  last  campaign  In  the  revolution.— Letter  to  Daniel 
Wehster. — Letter  to  a  young  gentleman  com- 
mencing his  education. 
Examination  into  the  leading  principles  ot  the  Fed- 
eral Constitution  proposed  by  the  late  Convention 
held  at  Philadelphia.  With  answers  to  the  principal 
objections  that  have  been  raised  against  the  system. 
By  a  citizen  ot  America.  41  pp.  (Ford,  P.  L.,  Pamph- 
lets on  the  Constitution,  p.  25.) 

Cobb,  L.  Critical  review  of  the  orthog- 
raphy of  Dr.  Webster's  series  of  books  for 
systematick  instruction  in  the  English  lan- 
guage.    1831.     [Bound pamph.  v.  174.) 

Gilman,  E.  W.  The  definitions  ot  the  new  Web- 
ster's Dictionary.  18  pp.  (yew  Englander,  v.  24, 1865, 
p.  495.)— Letter  to  Hon.  John  Pickering,  on  the  sub- 
ject of  his  vocabulary.    17- pp.    (Eev.  of  In  N.  Am. 

_■  Beo.  V.  5,  1817,  p.  82.)— Scudder,  H.  E.  A  patriotic 
school-master.  10  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  36, 1875,  p. 
330.) 

SCUDDEE,  H.   E.    'Noah  Webster.     1882. 

(Warner,  C.  D.,  Am.  men -of  letters.) 

Goodrich,  C.  A.    Memoir  ot  W.    6  pp.    (Webster, 

N.,  Am.  diet,  of  the  Eng.  lang.  1865,  p.  xvll ;  v.  1, 1380,  p. 
xvU.)— Life  of  W.  10  pp.  (Longacre,  J.  B.,  aud  Her- 
ring, J.,  Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  2.) — Two  biograph- 
ical studies.  4  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, y.i9,lSS'i,  p.  55i.) 

See  also  New  Englander,  v.  1, 1843,  p.  665. 

Webster,  Pelatiah.  1725-95.  Political  es- 
says on  the  nature  and  operation  of  money, 
public  finances,  and  other  subjects.  Phila. 
1791.     8°.  —1306 

Contents.  On  the  address  of  16  members  of  the  As- 
semhly  of  Pennsylvania  to  their  constituents, 
Sept.  29,  1787.— Weaknesses  ot  Brutus  exposed.- 
Danger  of  too  much  circulating  cash  in  a  state.  111 
consequences,  and  remedies.— Scales  of  depreciation 
of  Continental  money.— On  credit. — On  the  seat 
of  the  federal  government  and  the  exclusive 
Jurisdiction  of  Congress  over  a  10  miles  district ;  with 
observations  on  the  economy  and  delicate  morals 
necessary  to  be  observed  in  Infant  states.— Nature, 
authority,  and  uses  ot  the  office  ot  a  financier-een- 
eral.— Free  trade  and  finance.  7  essays.— True 
Interest  ot  Pennsylvania  with  respect  to  paper 
currency.— On  2  publications  in  the  Freeman's  Jour- 
nal ot  May  30, 1781,  signed  Phocion  and  Impar- 
tial.—Chronological  table  o't  remarkable  events. 
-^On  the  resolution  of  council  ot  2  of  May,  1781, 
lor  raising  the  exchange  to  175  Continental  dollars  for 
1  hard.— Review  of  the  principles  and  arguments  ot 


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the  7  essay  on  finance  and  the  plea  tor  the  poor 
soldiers,  with  observations  on  the  finances  of  the 
union. —  Plea  tor  the  poor  soldiers. — Economy, 
policy,  and  resources  of  the  13  states  and  the  means 

of  their  preservation -On  the  net  produce   Qt  the 

taxes  of  Grcat-Biltaln.— Strictures  on  teiider- 
octs.— On  test-acts.— On  a  publication  In  the  Free- 
man's Journal  ol  May  16, 1781,  signed  TIntioleon.— 
Political  union  and  constitution  of  the  13  United 
States  of  North  America.— On  the  extent  and  .value 
of  our  ivestern  iinlocated  lands  and  the  proper 
method  of  disposing  of  them. 
^—  Weakness  of  Brutus  exposed :  or,  some  remarks 
In  vindication  of  the  Constitution  proposed  by  the  late 
Federal  Convention,  against  the  objections  and 
gloomy  tears  of  that  writer  ...  By  a  citizen  ot  Phila- 
delphia. 16  pp.  (Ford,  P.  L.,  Pamphlels  ore  the  Consti- 
tution, p.  117.) 

Webster,  Thomas.  Principles  of  .hydro- 
statics :  an  elementary  treatise  on  the  laws 
of  fluids,  and  their  practical  applications. 
4  ed.    London,  1856.     12°.  —1538 

Webster,  Thomas.  Circa  1773-1844.  Ob- 
servations, chiefly  geological,  on  the  Isle  of  Wight, 
and  adjacent  coast  of  Dorsetshire.  124  pp.  60  pi. 
(Englefield,  Sir  H.  0.,  Description  .  .  .  of  the  Isle  of 
Wight,  p.  116.) 

and  Parkes,  Mrs.  William.  Encyclo- 
paedia of  domestic  economy:  comprising 
such  subjects  as  are  jnost  immediately  con- 
nected with  housekeeping.  New  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1853.     8°.  E.104 

Webster,  Thomas.  [Notice  of.]  4pp.  (Brit. 

painters  of  the  18  and  19  cent.  p.  51.) 

Webster,  Bet;.  Wentworth.  1829—.  Basque 
legends,  collected  chiefly  in  the  Labourd. 
With  an  essay  on  the  Basque  language  by 
Julien  Vinson.    London,  1877.     8°.         1227 

Webster,  William,  D.  D.  1689-1758.  Fit- 
ness of  the  witnesses  of  the  resurrection  of 
Christ,  consider'd  ;  in  answer  to  the  .prin- 
cipal objections  against  them.  London, 
1731.  13°.  (With  ComuB,  A.,  Discourse  of 
free-thitiMng. )  3295 

Webster,  William  Frederick  (Ed.)  Rig- 
veda  Sanhita.    See  Vedas.     Rig-veda. 

Webster,  William  Greenleaf.  1805-69.  Quo- 
tations, words,  phrases,  iiroverbs,  and  colloquial  ex- 
pressions, from  the  Greek,  the  Latin,  and  modern 
loreign  languages  ....  rendered  Into  English.  12  pn 
(Webster,  N.,  Am.  diet,  of  the  Eng.ilang.  .1865,  p.  1676- 
v.  3,  1880,  p.  W63.) 

Webster,  William  Henry  Bayley.  Recur- 
ring monthly  periods  and  periodic  system 
of  the  atmospheric  actions,  with  evidences 
of  the  transfer  of  heat  and  electricity,  and 
general  observations  on  meteoroloev.  Lon- 
don, 1857.    8°-  '''  _2485 

Wechselnde  stimmung  in  liedern  und 

epigrammen.  120  pp.  .Gutzkow,  K.  F.,  Oeiamm. 
werke,  v.  1,  p.  249. 

Weckerlin,Jean  Baptiste  Th6odore.  1821—. 
Chansons  populaires  de  i'Alsace.  Paris, 
1883.  2  V.  16°.  (lAttirat.  populaires,  v.  17, 
18.)  2217 

Weckherlin,  Georg  Rodolf.  1584-1653. 
Auserlesene  gedichte.  Herausg.  von  W 
Mueller.  Leipzig,  1833.  16°-  (Mueller.  W., 
Biblioth.  deutsch.  dickterVljdhrh.  v.  4.)   2347 

■ Gedichte.    Herausg.  von  Karl  Goedeke. 

Leipzig,  1873.-  12°.  (Goedeke,  K.,  and 
Tittmahn,  J.,  Deutsch.  diehter ,11  jahrh.  v.  5.) 

w   ^^  ^      .  3355 

Weddas  von  Ceylon,  Ueber  die.    Vir- 

chow,  E.  1708 


Weddell,  Hugh  Algernon.  Chloi'is  Ondina. 
Essai  d'une  flore  de  la  region  alpine  des 
Cordilleres  de  I'Amerique  du  Sud.  Paris, 
1855-57.     3  V.  4°,  and  plates.  —3603 

Weddell,  James.  Voyage  towards  the 
South  Pole,  1822-24,  containing  an  examina- 
tion of  the  Antarctic  sea,  ^nd  a  visit  to 
Tierra  del  Fuego,  with  a  particular  account 
of  the  inhabitants.  To  which  is  added, 
much  useful  information  on  the  coasting 
navigation  of  Cape  Horn,  and  the  adjacent 
lands,  with  charts.  London,  1825.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Bev.  v.  34,  1826,  p.  378.) 

2485 

Wedderburn,  Alexander,  Baron   Lough- 

borough.  Bronsliam,  iH.,  Baron.  Lord  Loughbor- 
ough. ;16  pp.  {In  his  Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  v. 
1,  p.  167:  Works,  y.  3.)— Townsend,  W.  0.  Lite  ol 
Lord  Chancellor  Loughborough.  77  pp.  (/n  his  Lives 
ot  12  eminent  judges,  V.  1,  p.  162.) 

Wedderburn,  Alexander  Dundas  O., 
and  CoIlingWOOd,  W.  Gershom  (Trs.) 
Economist  of  Xenophon.     See  Xenophon. 

Wedderburn,  David.  The  Two  fair  cousins, 

a  Chinese  romance.  16  pp.  (Eev.  ol  In  Fortn.  Rev. 
n.  s.  V.  24,  1878,  p.  493.) 

Wedderbnrn,  James.  Oirca  1500-65.  Com- 
plaint; Gude  and  godiybaiiats.   60  pp.    (Slbbald,  J., 

Chronicle  of  Scottish  poetry,  v.  3,  pp. -235,  239.)' 

Wedderbnrn  family.  Hume,  D.  De 
f  amilia  Humia  Wedderburnensi  liber.  1839. 
{Abbotsford  Club.) 

Wedding,    Hermann.     Das    eisenhuetten- 

wesen.  82  pp.  [Samml.  wissens.  vorlra'.  y.  4,  1870,  D. 
791;  V.  6,  1871,  p.  441.)  '^  ■  ^ 

Wedding  day  in  all  ages  and  countries. 
Wood,  E.  J.  ■  —1387 

Wedding  in  the  gate  of  the  Rocky  Moun- 
tains.   6  pp.    {Bern.  Bev.  v.  24,  1849,  p.  123.) 

Wedel,  Georg  Wolfgang.     Nioeron,   J.    P. 

M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  7. 

Wedel,  Joachim  von.  —1609.  Hausbuoh. 
Herausg.  durch  J.  Freiherrn  von  Bohlen 
Bbhlendorff.  Tuebingen,  1882.  8°.  (Bib- 
lioth. lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  161.)        —8125 

Wedgn'ood,  Hensleigh.  1803-91.  Con- 
tested etymologies  in  the  dictionary  of  the 
,  Rev.  W.  W.  Skeat.     London,  1882.     12°. 

X..  ..  —2125 

Dictionary  of  English  etymology.     2  ed., 

thoroughly  revised  and  enlarged.    London, 

On  the    origin    of    language. 

1866.,  16°.  ^ 

The   same.    London,    1872.    r. 
his  Dictionary  of  Eng.  etymology.) 


R.16 
London, 

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[In 
R.16 


436^^'"'''  ®''""°'°S'«s-    B  pp.'  {/eomania,' V.  8, 1879,  p! 

~~ii^^^^?'MT' ^- «^°^^'"°°^  °"  English  etymology. 
24  pp.     (Bibhoth.  Sacra,,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  72&) 

Wedgwood,  Josiah.  Jewitt,  L.  The 
Wedgwoods  :  being  a  life  of  Josiah  Wedg- 
wood.    1865.  *■ 

— -  Meteyard,  E.  (Silverpen,  pseud.)  Life 
of  Josiah  Wedgwood.     18P5t66,  2  v. 

~Tf*^'lfrl?»^"=;^-^  Wedgwood.  Address  delivered 
at  Burslem,  StaffordshirerOct.  26,  1863.  31  pp.  (In 
his  Gleanings  ot  past  years,  v.  2,  p.lsi  )■ 

Eev.%".m?m?,T2o'6'*'^^-  ^•''''  l«8«'P-"*i  Edln. 

Wedgwood,  Julia.    John  Wesley  and  the 

evangelical    reaction    of  '  the    18    century. 

London,  1870.     8°.  4376 

~T„^*!|"5f®  suffrage,  considered  chiefly  with  regard 

to  its  indirect  results.    43  pp.    (Butler,  J.  ^.,  JTwion-. 

work. and, vimmn's  culture,  Tf.m.)  •"•=»"•■  "«""»»• 


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Wedgwood  family.  Jewitt,  L.  The 
Wedgwoods  :  being  a  life  of  Josiah  Wedg- 
wood .  .  ,  Memoirs  of  the  Wedgwood  and 
other  families.     1865. 

Meteyard,  E.  (Silverpen, pseud.)   Group 

of  Englishmen  (1795-1815).     1871. 

Wedgwood  handbook.  Meteyard,  E. 
(Silverpen,  psead.)  —1737 

Wedl,  Earl.  Rudiments  of  pathological 
histology:  with  illustrations  on  wood.  Tr. 
and  ed.  by  Geoi'ge  Busk.  London,  1855. 
8°.    (Sydmham  Soe.)  —3775 

Wedlock.    Wells,  S.R.  —1387 

Wediuore,  Frederick.  1844—.  Masters  of 
genre  painting,  being  an  introductory  hand- 
book to  the  study  of  genre  painting.  Lon- 
don, 1880.     12°.  —1736 

Weecll,  Friedrich  von.  1837 — .  Historische 
darstelluug  der  zwlschen  markgraf  Albrectit  von 
Brandenburg  und  Heldeck-Nuernberg  gefuehrten 
kriega-  und  f rledenaverhandlungen.  62  pp.  (  Chrqn- 
iken  deutsch.  staedte  lir-lQ  Jahrh.  v.  2,  p.  355.) 

lEd.)    Zug  naoh  Llchtenburg    (Llclitenberg)   1444. 

38  pp.    ( Chroniken  dmtsch.  staedle  li-W  jahrh.  v.  2,  p.  65.) 

Weed,  Harriet  A.   (Ed.)    Autobiography  of 

Thurlow  W«ed.    See  Weed,  T. 
Weed,Thurlow.  1797-1883.   Autobiography. 

Ed.   by   his    daughter,   Harriet   A.   Weed. 

Boston,  1884.     8°.  3784 

JVo(e.— This  forma  v.  1  of  big  life. 

Life  ;  including  his  autobiography  and  a 

"  memoir,   embellished    with    portraits    and 

other  illustrations.     Boston,  1884.     2  v.  8°. 

3784 

Barnes,    T.  W.     Memoir    of   Thurlow 

Weed.     1884.     (Weed,  T.,  lAfe,  v.  3.) 

Two  JoarnaUsts.    9  pp.    (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  62, 1883, 

p.  411.) 

Weeden,  William  B.  Economic  and  social 
history  of  New  England,  1630-1789.  Bos- 
ton, 1890.     3  V.  8°.  2627 

Indian  money  as  a  factor  in  New  Eng-i 

land  civilization.  Baltimore,  1884.  8°. 
(Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  studies 
in  hist,  andpolit.  sci.  2  s.  Nos.  8-9.)         2631 

Weedes.    20    pp.     Gascoigne.    G.,    Compl. 

poems,  V.  1,  p.  395:  Roxburgke  Libr. 

Weeds.    31    pp.    Laffan,  M.     (MaomUlan's 

Mag.  V.  44,  1881,  p.  379.) 

Weeds  of  agriculture.    58  pp.    Sinclair, 

G.    (/»  Ms  Horcus  gramlneua  WoDurnensls,  6  ed.  p. 
299.) 
Week.    Proctor,  R.  A.     Origin  of  the  week. 

18  pp.  (Cantemp.  Bev.  v.  35, 1879,  p.  404.)— "Whedoii, 
D.  D.  The  Cbrlstlan  week  and  Sabbalta.  11  pp.  (/n 
Ms  Essays,  reviews,  and  discourses,  p.  813.) 

Week  among  the  ''Knobs."    12  pp. 

Perkins,  J.  H.  (in  his  Memoir  and  writings,  v.  1,  p. 
438.) 

Week  in  bed,  A.    9  pp.    (Fraser''s  Mag.  v. 

69,  1864,  p.  327.) 

Week-day  hymn.    3  pp.    i,Fraser''s  Mag. 

n.  s.  V.  11,  1875,  p.  72.) 

Weekes,  James  Eyre.  18  cent.  Five  trai- 
tors, a  song.  2  pp.  (Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6,  p. 
104.) 

Weekly  magpie.  V.  1,  Nos.  8-27.  Edge- 
wood,  1859.     8°.  2293 

Weekly  political  register.  Cobbett, 
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Weekly  register.    Cobbett,  W. 


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(Ed.)     Braunachwelglsche    relmchronlk;    Chronlk 

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Weilaild,  Pieter.  1754-1841.  Nederduitsoh 
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Contents. 
A,  V.  1.  M-N,  V.  5.  T-U,  V.  9. 

B-D,  V.  2.  O,  V.  6.  V,  V.  10. 

E-H,  V.  3.  P-R,  V.  7.  W-Z,  V.  11. 

I-L,  v.  4.  S,  V.  8. 

Weileii,  Josef.    Lindau,  P.    Josef  Weilen. 

16  pp.    (Dramat.  blaetter,  v.  1,  p.  36.) 

Weill,  Emmanuel.  1841—.  La  femme 
juive  ;  sa  condition  I6gale  d'aprds  la  Bible 
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Weimar. 

Keil,  Richard,  and  Keil,  Robert.' 
Goethe,  Weimar,  und  Jena  im  jahre  1806. 
1883. 

Keil,    Robert.     Vor    hundert    jahren. 

Mittheilungen  ueber  Weimar,  Goethe,  und 
Corona  Schroeter.     1875,  3  v. 

Stahr,   a.  W.  T.    Weimar  und  Jena. 

1871,  3  V.  in  1. 

Beaulieu-iflarconnay,  0.,  Freiherr  von.    Erln- 

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Wein   und    gesang.    36    pp.    Hoffmann 

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Weiiiban  der  Roenier,  Der.  Mager- 
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Weingarteu.  Annales  Weingartenses, 
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Contents. 

Albrecht  von  Johannsdorf.  Hildbold  von  Schwangau, 

Beroger  von  Horhelm.  Leutold  von  Seven. 

Bligger  von  Steinach.  Mllou,  von  Sevelingen. 

Dletmar  uon  Ast.  Neldhart,  von  Reuenthal. 

Frauenlob,  H.  von  Meissen.  Olto  von  Botenlauben,  Oraf 
Frledrich  von  Hansen.  von  Henneberg. 

.  Gottfried  von  Strassburg.  Reinmar,  der  Alte. 

Hartmann  von  Aue.  Eletenburg,  Burggraf  von. 

Hartwig  von  Baute.  Rubin,  Herr. 

Helnrich,  Kaiser.  Rudolph,  von  Fenis,  Graf. 

Heinrich  von  Morungen.  Smgeuburg,  Von,  Truchsess 
Helnrich  von  Rvgge.  zu  St.  Gallen. 

Helnzelln  wr>  Constant.  Ulrtch  von  Gutenburg. 


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Ulrlch  vtm  Munegutr.  "WUhelm  von  Heinzmburg. 

Veldeke,  H.  von.  WlusbeUe,  Der. 

Wachsrnulh, Don  Xuenzin^en.  Wiusbekin,  Die. 

Waliher  van  der  Vogelweide.  Wolfram  von  Eschenbacli. 

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Weinhold,  Karl.     1833—.     Altnordisches 

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Weinhueter,  Der,  novelle.    90  pp.    Heyse, 

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Weinreicll,  Caspar.    Danziger  chronik.    76 

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Weilisberg,  Hermann  von.     Birlinger,  A. 

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3695 

Weis,  Ludvpig.  Idealrealismus  und  mate- 
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Weisbacll,  Alhin.  1838—.  Koerpermes- 
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schenracen  vorgenommen  durch  K.  Soherzer 
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The  same.  1  Am.  ed.,  ed.  by  W.  R. 
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Weise,  Arthur  James.  Discoveries  of  Amer- 
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•1614 

History  of  the  city  of  Troy,  from  the  ex- 
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Weise,  Christian.  1643-1708.  Auserlesene 
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Weise,    Kai-1    Hermann    (Ed.)     1787-1840. 

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Weise,  Ludwig.     Commentatio  de  vitarum 

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Weise  ritter,  Der.  Merkwuerdige  und  an- 
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The  stranger  in  Baltimore.    A  new  hand 

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with  a  description  of  the  notable  localities, 
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1117 
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(Ed.)    Dionysii  Longini  de  sublimitate. 

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Weismaiin,  August  Friedrich  Leopold. 
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ITeber  das   wandern  der  voegel.    40  pp.    ISamml. 

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The  same,  tr.  by  F.  Hardman.  Edin- 
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Weiss,  Hermann  Karl  Jacob.  1822—.  Kos- 
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Contents.  Das  kostnem  -vom  14  1)is  ziim  16 
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Weiss,  Rev.  John.  1818-79.  Life  and  cor- 
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Wit,  humor,  and  Shakspeare.     Boston, 

1876.     8°.  3396 

Crickets.    2  pp.    (Atlmt.   Monthly,  v.  40,  1877,  p. 

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Allen,  J.  H.    Welss^s  Life  of  Theodore  Parker.    24 

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Weiss,  John,  and  Son.  Catalogue  of  sur- 
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Weiss,  Karl  Hermann  {Ed.)  M.  Acci  Plauti 
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Weiss,  Susan  Archer  Talley.  1835—.  The 
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1876,  p.  490.)— The  Haunted  closet.  6  pp.  {Scrib- 
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Weisse,    Christian    Ernst,    and    Friscll, 

Samuel  Gottlob  (Eds.)  Christian  Felix 
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Weisse,  Christian  Hermann.  System  der 
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(Zeits.  f.  philos.  V.  60,  1867,  p.  154.)  —  Verzelohnlss 
saemmtUcher  gedruckter  schriften  C.  H.  Welsse's 
soweit  dleaelben  aufgetunden  worden,  und  auftor- 
derung  zur  vervoUstaeudlgung  desselben.  12  pp. 
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Weisse,  John  Adam,  M.  D.  1810-88.  The 
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Origin,  progress,  and  destiny  of  the  Eng- 
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Weisse  frau.  Die,  gedicht.    83  pp.    Stol- 

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Weisse  frau,  Doldenhorn  et   la.    20  pp. 

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Weisse  benne.  Die.    69  pp.    Schefer,  L., 

Ausgew.  werhe,  v.  1,  p.  117. 

Weisse  Bitter,  Deri  oder  geschichte  von 

Herzog  Herpln  von  Bourges  und  seluera  sohne  Loew. 
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Weissenau,  Monastery.  Historiae  Augi- 
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Weissenliorn.      Thoman,    N.      Weissen- 

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Weisser,  (— ).    IlBondocani.    26  pp.    (,Fra- 

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Weistliuemer.    Grimm,  J.  L.  K.    6  v. 

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Welch.    See  aho  Welshl 

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3375 

Contents.  The  Bitter  end. — Dream  of  realms 
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Welcker,  Friedrich  Gottlieb.  1784-1868. 
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5  V.  8°.  1714 

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—Die  Gielielgruppen  undandre  grlechische  grup- 
pen  und  statuen,  v.    1.  —  GriecUiaclie  vascnge- 


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Herulilnneum  mid    Pompeii,  v.    4.^Stntneu, 

basreliefe,  und  vaaeugemaelde,  v.  6 Wandinal- 

erei  und  tafelmalerei,  v.  4, 

Epische  cyclus.   Oder  die    homerischen 

dicliter.  Bonn,  1835-49.  2  v.  8°.  (Rhei- 
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The  same.    Bonn,  1849-65.     2  v.  8°.    3283 

Griechische     goetterlehre.     Goettingen, 

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Die  grieohischen  tragoedien  mit  rueck- 

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Kleine  schriften.    Bonn,  1850.    4  v.  8°. 

—3184 
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lltterattirgesclilclite,  v.  1,  2.  —  Kieine  schriften 
zu  deti  alterthueniem  der  heillcuiide  bei  den 
Grieclien,  griechische  Inschrifteu,  zur  alten  kunat- 
geschlchte,  v.  3. 

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Sylloge  epigrammatum    Graecorum   ex 

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{Ed.)    Hipponactis    et    Ananii    lambo- 

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(Ed.)    Simonidis  Araorgini    Iambi    qui 

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(Ed. )    Theognidis  reliquiae.    See  Theog- 

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Welcker,  Friedrioh  Theophil.  See  Welcker, 
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Weld,  Charles  Richard.  1818-69.  Florence, 
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History  of  the  Royal  Society,  with  me- 
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2  V.  8°  (Rev.  of  in  Fraser^s  Mag.  v.  38, 
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—1498 

Two  months  in  the  Highlands,  Orcadia, 

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Weld,  Horatio  Hastings.  1811-88.  Benja- 
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W^eld,    Isaac.    Notice  of.    11  pp.     {Dublin 

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Weld,  Mrs.  Maria  Anne.    See  Fitzherbert, 

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Weldon,  Sir  Anthony.  17  cent.  Court  and 
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Court  of  King  Charles;  Perfect  description  of  the 

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Weled.    See  Husameddln. 
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Welldon,  Sir  Anthony.    See  Weldon,  Sir  A. 
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Weller,  Edward.  Philips'  atlas  of  the 
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Nachtraege  zum  index  pseudonymorum. 

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L.64 

(Ed.)    Dichtungen  des  16  jahrhunderts. 

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memorial  address  of  Chas.  Francis  Adams 
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and  policy  of  the  administration  of  Abra- 
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Welles.    See  also  Wells. 

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Speeches  in  Parliament.    Collected  and 

arranged  by  Col.  Gurwood.  London,  1854. 
2  V.  8°.  1255 

Supplementary  despatches  and  memo- 
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ConUnls.  Kestoratlon  of  the  Bourbons,  t.  11. — 
Negotiations  respecting  tlxe  colonies  of  Spain  in 
America,  v.  12. — Expedition  to  Denmark,  v.  6. — Cam- 
paign in  France,  v.  10.— Evacuation  of  France  by 
tlie  allied  armies,  v.  12.— Financial  state  ol  France,  v. 
12.— Occupation  of  France  by  tlie  allied  armies,  v.  11. 
-Settlement  of  claims  of  France,  v.  12.— South  of 
France,  v.  8,  9.— India,  1797-1805,  v.  1-4.— Ireland, 
1807  to  1809,  V.  6.— Plans  for  conquest  of  Mexico,  v.  6. 
—Surrender  of  Napoleon,  v.  11. —  Capitulation  of 
Paris    by   a   military    convention    with    the  allied 

'  British  and  Prussian  armies,  v.  10 Embassy  to  Paris, 

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(Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev,  v.  116,  1862,  p.  47  ;  Quart.  Rev. 
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(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  72, 1S52,  p.  630.)— Notice  of  W.  3 
pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  40, 1852,  p.  606.)— Ode  to  the 
Duke  of  Wellington  on  his  recent  retreat  from  the 
House  of  Lords.  2  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  v.  23,  1841,  p. 
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1852,  p.  293.)— Duke  of  tVelllngton.  16  pp.  {Blach- 
wood's  Mag.  v.  22, 1827,  p.  222  ;  Frascr's  Mag.  v.  46, 1852, 
p.  365;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  2,1862,  p.  531.)— IVelltn;;- 
toii  and  Gentz  on  Eastern  affairs.  30  pp.  (fidire. 
Rev.  V.  146, 1877,  p.  634.)— Duke  of  AVelliiigton  and 
Mr.  Peel.  9pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  WiS,lS29,p.WL) 
—Wellington  and  reform.  19  pp.  [Blackwond's 
Mag.  v.  128, 1880,  p.  106.)— Duke  of  Wellington  and 
the  ai'Igtocracy,  32  pp.  (9aar(.  flfo.  v.  146, 1878,  p. 
69.)— Duke  of  Wellington  as  a  cabinet  minister. 
50  pp.  {Quart.  Sev.  v.  133,  1872,  p.  293.)— Welling- 
ton In  Cadiz  ;  or,  the  conqueror  and  the  cortes.  17 
pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  26,  1829,  p.  918.)— Lord  Wel- 
lington in  Spain.  18  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  73, 
1863,  p.  680.)— Wellington  In  the  peninsula.  12 
pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  ig,  1853,  p.  243.)— Duke  of  Wel- 
lington on  the  finances  of  the  country.  6  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  82,  1832,  p.  375.)— Wellington's 
career.  41  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  87, 1860,  pp.  397. 
691.) 

Wellesley,  Arthur  Eichard,  3  Duhe  of  Wel- 
lington. Glelg.  G.  B.  Second  Duke  of  Wellington. 
12  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  36,  1884,  p.  433.)— Haweis, 
H.  R.  Late  Duke  of  Wellington.  6  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev. 
V.  46,  1884.  p.  414.)  rt-      i  j- 

Wellesley,  Henry,  D.  D.  1793-1866.  An- 
thologia  polyglotta.  A  selection  of  versions 
in  various  languages,  chiefly  from  the  Greek 
anthology.     London,  1849.    4°.  3343 

Catalogue    of  the  very    extensive    and 

valuable  library  of  W.    London,  1866.     8°. 

„,  W.15 

Wellesley,  Richard  Colley,  3  Earl  of  Mom- 
ington,  afterward  Marquess  Wellesley.  1760- 
1843.  Despatches,  minutes,  and  correspon- 
dence, during  his  administration  in  India. 
Ed.  by  M.  Martin.  London,  1836-37.  5  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  63,  1836,  p. 
537;  V.  66,  1838,  p.  151.)  3556 

• ;•  Despatches  and  correspondence,  during 

his  mission  to  Spain  as  ambassador  extraor- 
dinary to  the  supreme  Junta  in  1809.  Ed. 
by  M.  Martin.    London,  1838.     8°.  3556 

One  year  of  the  administration  in  Ireland. 

3  ed. ,  vfith  corrections,  additions,  and  a  post- 
script.   London,  1823.    8°.  2596 

Pearce,  R.  R.  Memoirs  and  correspon- 
dence of  the  most  noble  Richard,  Marquess 
Wellesley.     1846,  3  v. 

TORRENS,  W.  T.  McC.  Marquess  Welles- 
ley, architect  of  empire.     1880. 

Brougham,  H.,  Baron.    Marquess  Wellesley.    60 

pp.  (In  his  Hist,  sketches  of  statesmen,  y.  2,  p.  207 : 
17iiri;s,  V.  4.)— Primltiae  et  reliquiae.  6  pp.  (Rev 
of  In  If.  T.  Rev.  V.  9,  1841,  p.  243;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  66, 
1840,  p.  627.)— Thornton,  P.  M.  The  Marquis  Wel- 
lesley. 59  pp.  (Foreign  secretaries,  v.  2,  p.  1.) — Mar- 
quess Wellesley's  Indian  administration.  67 
pp.     (Edin.  Rev.  V.  148,  1878,  p.  1.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  62,  1842,  p.  606  ■  v.  69 
1846,  p.  385;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  149,  1880,  p.  361;  Westm. 
Rev.  n.  s.  v.  67,  1880,  p.  313. 

Wellesley  College,   Mass.     Abbott,    E. 

Wellesley  college.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  53, 1876. 
p.  321.1 

Wellfleet,  Mass.  Pratt,  E.  Comprehen- 
sive history,  ecclesiastical  and  civil,  of  East- 
ham,  Wellfleet .  .  .     1844. 

Whitman,  L.    Account  of  the  creeks  and  Islands 

of  W.  3  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  See.  Coll.  v.  4,  1795,  p.  41  )— 
Note  on  W.,  1802.  1  p.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  v.  8. 
1802,  p.  196.1  ' 

Wellfleet  oy^terman.  The.    9  pp.    Tho- 

rean,  H.  D.     (Allant.  Montkly,  V.  14,  1864,  p.  470.) 

W^ellhauseu,  Julius.  1844—.  Prolego- 
mena to  the  history  of  Israel.  With  a  re- 
print of  the  article  Israel,  from  the  "  Ency- 
clopaedia Britannica."  Tr.  from  the  Ger- 
man, under  the  author's  supervision,  by 
J.  S.  Black,  and  A.  Menzies,  with  preface  by 
W.  R.  Smith.    Edinburgh,  1885.    8°.   —2395 


Welling,  James  Clarke,  LL.  D.  1835—. 
Notes  on  the  life  and  character  of  Joseph 
Henry,  read  before  the  Philosophical  So- 
ciety of  Washington,  Oct.  36,  1878.  Phila. 
1878.  8°.  (With  Com.hs,lj.,  Narrat.  of  the 
life  of.)  3705 

Welling,  Ulrich,  and  Welling,  Conrad. 
Annales.  16  pp.  (Freher,  M.,  Rer.  German,  script,  v. 
1,  p.  581.) 

Wellington,  Arthur,  Duke  of.  See  Welles- 
ley, A. 

Wellington,  Arthur  Mellen.  1847—. 
Methods  for  the  computation  from  dia- 
grams of  preliminary  and  final  estimates 
of  railway  earthwork.  New  York,  1875.  13° 
and  fo.  —2725,  atlas  —2711 

Wells,  Mrs.  Anna  Maria  Locke.  1797—. 
Fifty  aud  fifteen.  1  p.  (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1868,  p. 
474.)— To  the  cat-bird.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6. 
1860,  p.  94.) 

Wells,  Charles.  1800—.  Joseph  and  his 
brethren,  a  dramatic  poem.  With  an  intro- 
duction by  Algernon  Charles  Swinburne. 
London,  1876.  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Londori 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  46,  1876,  p.  121.)  3376 

S%vinburne,  A.  C.    An    unknown   poet.    16    pp. 

W  Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  T.  17,  1876,  p.  217.) 
ells,  David  Ames,  LL.  D.  1838-.  Our 
merchant  marine :  how  it  rose,  increased, 
became  great,  declined,  and  decayed,  with 
an  inquiry  into  the  conditions  essential  to 
its  resuscitation  and  future  prosperity.  New 
York,  1882.     12°.  —2777 

Practical  economics.  A  collection  of  es- 
says respecting  certain  of  the  recent  eco- 
nomic experiences  of  the  United  'States. 
New  York,  1885.     8°.  —1363 

Contents.  A  modern  financial  Utopia. — Are 
gold  and  silver  Indispensable  as  measures  of 
value  ?— True  story  of  the  leaden  statuary;  or,  a 
curious  chapter  In  economic  history.— The  "  foreign 
competitive  pauper-labor"  argument  for  protec- 
tion.—The  silver  question. —  The  most  recent 
phases  of  the  tariff  question.- Tariff  revision. 
—Our  experience  In  taxing  distilled  spirits In- 
fluence of  the  production  and  distribution  of  wealth 
on  social  development. 

A  primer  of  tariff  reform.    London,  1885. 

12°.  -1368- 

Recent  economic  changes  and  their  effect 

on  the  production  and  distribution  of  wealth 
and  the  well-being  of  society.  New  York. 
1889.    .13°.  _i367 

Reports  of  the  Special  commissioner  of 

the  revenue,  1866-69.  Washington,  1867-69. 
4  V.  8°.  _433g 

A  study  of  Mexico.    New  York,   1887. 

^^\rr.  2487 

Why  we  trade  and  how  we  trade.     New 

York,  1878.  13°.  (Economic  monographs, 
No.  1.)  _i398 

Progress  In  manufacture.    27  pp.    (Woolsey  T. 

D.,  and  others,  First  cent,  of  republic,  p.  147.)— Recent 
flnanctal,  industrial,  and  commercial  experiences  of 
,=,",  Jl"'*!S    States-    81    pp.    (Cobden   Club  essays, 

loiL—iJf  p.  457.) 

(Ed.)    Annual    of    scientific  discovery. 

See  Annual. 

Dodge,  Edwin,  and  Cuyler,  George 

W.  Report  of  the  Commissioners  appointed 
by  the  Governor  ...  of  New  York  ...  to 
revise  the  laws  for  the  assessment  and  col- 
lection of  taxes.     Albany,  1871.     8°.     —2834 

Wells,  Edward  L.  Sketch  of  the  Charleston 
Light  Dragoons,  from  the  earliest  formation 
of  the  corps.    Charleston,  1888.    8°.       3616 


WELLS 


4849 


WELSER 


Wells,  Frank,  M.  D.  1841—.  School  hy- 
giene ;  Drainage.  78  pp.  {Six  lectures  upon  sahool  hy- 
giene, pp.  1, 118.)    ■  . 

Wells,  Bev.   George  "Wadsworth.    Barrett, 

S.    Wells's  lite  and  discourses.    8  pp.    ( Ohr.  Exam.  v. 
38, 1845,  p.  243.) 

Wells,  Horace,  M.  D.  Dr.  Wells,  the  dis- 
coverer of  anaesthesia.  Hartford,  1870.  8°. 
(Anaesthetics,  Pamphlets  on.)  —3765 

Wells,  James  M.  The  Chisolm  massacre  :  a 
picture  of  "  home  rule "  in  Mississippi. 
Chicago,  1877.    12°.  3586 

Wells,  James  W.  Exploring  and  travelling 
3000  miles  through  Brazil  from  Bio  de  Ja- 
neiro to  Maranhaa.  3  ed.,  revised.  Lon- 
don, 1887.     2  v.  8°.  3405 

Wells,  John  Campion.  The  gateway  to  the 
Polynia.  A  voyage  to  Spitzbergen.  Lon- 
don, 1873.    8°.  1465 

Wells,  John  Q.  Illustrated  national  hand- 
book, embracing  a  complete  compendium  of 
the  political  history  of  the  United  States, 
from  the  original  formation  of  the  govern- 
ment to  the  present  time.  New  York,  1864. 
13°.  1616 

Wells,  Mary  P.     The  consequences.    5  pp. 

(Harper's  Mag.  y.  40, 1870,  p.  376.) 

Wells,  Nathaniel  Armstrong.  Picturesque 
antiquities  of  Spain  ;  with  illustrations  rep- 
resenting Moorish  palaces,  cathedrals,  and 
other  monuments  of  art,  contained  in  the 
cities  of  Burgos,  Valladolid,  Toledo,  and 
Seville.     London,  1846.    r.  8°.  1461 

Wells,  Ensign  Roger,  Jr.,  and  Kelly,  John 
W.  English-Eskimo  and  Eskimo-English 
vocabularies.  Preceded  by  ethnological 
memoranda  concerning  the  Arctic  Eskimos 
in  Alaska  and  Siberia,  by  John  W.  Kelly. 
Washington,  1890.  8°.  (U.  S.  Education, 
Bureau  of,  Ciroular  of  information,  No.  2. ) 

—4361 

Wells,  Samuel.  History  of  the  drainage  of 
the  great  level  of  the  fens,  called  Bedford 
level ;  with  the  constitution  and  laws  of  the 
Bedford  level  corporation.  London,  1828- 
30.     2  V.  r.  8°-  —2713 

Wells,  Samuel  Roberts,  M.  D.  1830-75. 
Wedlock  ;  or,  the  right  relations  of  the 
sexes  :  disclosing  th,e  laws  of  conjugal  selec- 
tion and  showing  who  may  and  who  may 
not  marry.    New  York,  1875.     13°.     —1387 

Wells,  Walter.  1830-81.  Provisional  report 
upon  the  water-power  of  Maine.    Augusta, 

1868.  8°.  —3714 
The  water-power  of   Maine.    Augusta, 

1869.  8°.  —2714 
Wells,  Capt.  William.  McDonald,  J.  Bio- 
graphical sketches  of  Gen.  Nathaniel  Massie, 
Gen.  Duncan  McArthur,  Capt.  Wm.  Wells, 
and  Gen.  Simon  Kenton.    1852. 

HcBride,  J.  Capt.  Wm.  Wells.  4  pp.  (in  Ms  Pio- 
neer biography,  v.  2,  p.  99.) 

Wells,  William  (Tr.)    Eoclesiastes  ;  or,  Ko- 

heleth.    See  Zoeckler,  O. 
Wells,  William  Charles,  M.  D.    Essay  on 

dew.    10  pp.    (Bev.  ol  In  Quart.  Bee.  v.  12, 1816,  p.  90.) 

Bartlett,  E.    Brlet  sketcti  of  the  life,  character, 

and  writings  ol  W.    32  pp.    {Boand  pamph.  t.  251.) 

Wells,  William  Harvey.  Northend,  C. 
Wm.  Harvey  Wells.  16  pp.  (^Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  8, 
1860,  p.  629.) 

Wells,  William  Vincent.    1836—.    Explora- 
tions and  adventures  in  Honduras,  com- 
PABT  v.— 123.  , 


prising  sketches  of  travel  in  the  gold  regions 
of  Olancho,  and  a  review  of  the  history  and 
general  resources  of  Central  America.  New 
York,  1857.    8°.  2473 

Life   and    public   services   of    Samuel 

Adams,  being  a  narrative  of  his  acts  and 
opinions,  and  of  his  agency  in  producing 
and  forwarding  the  American  revolution, 
with  extracts  from  his  correspondence, 
,  state  papers-,  and  political  essays.  Boston, 
1865.     3  V.  8°.  3873 

Wells.    See  also  Welles. 

Wells,  England. 

Cassan,  S.  H.  Lives  of  the  Bishops  of 
Bath  and  Wells,  from  the  earliest  to  the 
present  period.     1839-30,  2  v.  in  1. 

'  Freeman,  E.  A.  History  of  the  cathe- 
dral church  of  Wells.    1870. 

Willis,  B.    Survey  of  the  cathedrals  of 

York,  Durham,  .  .  .  Wells,  etc.     1742,  3  v. 

Jlavig,  0.  E.    On  the  Bishop's  palace  at  W,    10  pp. 

1  pi.  (Brit.  Arohaeol.  Aasoo.  Joum.  v.  13,  1857,  p.  177.) 
—King,  E.  J.  Wells  cathedral.  80  pp.  8  pi.  (In  M« 
Bandb.  to  the  cathedrals,  p.  213.)— Parker,  J.  H. 
Kemarks  on  the  mediaeval  architecture  of  W.  11  pp. 
{Arohaeol.  Joum.  v.  36, 1879,  p.  358.)— Pettigrevr,  T.  J. 
Notes  on  the  Vicars'  close  at  W.  4  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Ar- 
chaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  13,  1857,  p.  34.)— On  Wells 
cathedral.  26  pp.  1  pi.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum. 
v.  12,  1856,  p.  344.)— Storer,  J.  Wells  cathedral.  18 
pp.  9  pi.  (In  his  Hist,  and  antlq.  of  the  cathedral  chs. 
of  at.  Britain,  v.  4.)— •VlTeUs  cathedral.  1  p.  (Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  81, 1873,  p.  896.) 

Wells,  Me.    Hubbard,  J.,  and  Greenleaf,  J. 

Account  of  W.  14  pp.  (Maine  Hist.  Soo.  Call.  v.  1, 
1831,  p.  265.)— Wells,  N.  Topographical  description 
of  W.     3  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  3, 1794,  p.  138.) 

Wells.  Spon,E.  Water  supply.  The  pres- 
ent practice  of  sinking  and  boring  wells. 
1875. 

Swindell,  J.  G.    Rudimentary  treatise 

on  well-digging,  boring,  and  pump-work. 
1860. 

Broclc,  E.  P.  L.    Cistercian  abbeys  of  Cymmer  and 

Baslugwerk,  with  ubtes  on  the  holy  wells  of  Wales. 
17  pp.    (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v.  34, 1878,  p.  463.) 

See  also  Artesian  'vrells. 

Wells  by  the  wayside.    17  pp.    {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  77, 1871,  p.  83.) 
Wellsted,  Lt.  James  Raymond.    Travels 
In  Arabia,  the   peninsula  of   Slna!(,  and  along  the 
shores  of  the  Bed  Sea.    26  pp.    (Bev.  of  In  Quart.  Rev. 
V.  61,  1838,  p.  301.) 

Wellsted.    See  also  Welsted. 
Wellwood,  Sir  Henry  MoncreiflE.    See  Mon- 

oreiff,  Sir  H.  W. 
Welney.    Lewis,  S.  S.    Roman  lanx  found 

at  W.    5  pp.    (Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  27, 1870,  p.  98.) 

Welsby,  William  Newland  (Ed.)  —1865. 
Lives  of  eminent  English  judges  of  the  17 
and  18  centuries.    London,  1846.    8°.    3813 

Contents. 
Bathurst,H.,2£firl£aCAurs<.    Murray,  W.,  1  Earlof  Mans- 


Blackstone,  Sir  W. 

Cowper,  W.,  1  Earl  Cowper. 

Dunning,  J.,  1  Saron  Ash- 
hurton. 

Finch,  H.,  1  Earl  of  Notting- 
ham. 

Hale,  Sir  M. 

Harcourt,  Sir  S. 

Holt,  Sir  J. 

King,  P.,  1  Baron  King. 

Welschiiiger,  Henri 


field. 

Parker,  T.,  1  Earl  of  Mac- 
clesfield. 

Pratt,  0.,  1  Earl  of  Camden. 

Talbot,  C,  1  Baron  of  Hensol. 

Thurlow,  E.,  1  Baron  Thur- 
low. 

Whltelooke,  B. 

Yorke,  P.,  1  Earl  of  Sard- 
wicke. 

1846 — .    Les  alma- 


nachs  de  la  revolution.    Paris,  1884.    12°. 

4687 
Theatre  de  la  revolution,  1789-99,  avec 

documents  inedits.     Paris,  1880.     12°.    3325 
Welser.    See  Velser. 


WELSFORD 


4850 


WELSH  POETRY 


Welsford,  Henry.  Mithridates  minor  ;  or, 
an  essay  on  language.    London,  1848.    8°. 

-2184 

On  the  origin  and  ramifications  of  the 

English  language,  preceded  by  an  inquiry 
into  the  primitive  seats,  early  migrations, 
and  final  settlements  of  the  principal  Euro- 
pean nations.    London,  1845.     8°.       —2123 

Welsh,  Alfred  Hix.  1850—.  Development 
of  English  literature  and  language.  Chi- 
cago. 1882.    3  V.  8°.  2225 

Welsh,  Charles.  A  bookseller  of  the  last 
century.  Being  some  account  of  the  life  of 
John  Nevrbery,  and  of  the  books  he  pub- 
lished.    London,  1885.    8°.  4775 

Welsh,  David,  D.  D.  1793-1845.  Memoir  of 
Dr.  Brown.  84  pp.  (Brown,  T.,  Lectures  on  the  jihilos- 
ophy  of  the  mind,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

Elements  of  church  hUtorjr,    19  pp.    (Eev.  of  in 

Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2,  1845,  p.  72;  N.  Brit.  Rev.  t.  3, 
1845,  p.  444.)  — Wilson,  W.  David  Welsh.  8  pp. 
{Dilruption  worthies.  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  4,  p.  489.)      , 

Welsh,  Herbert.  Report  of  a  visit  to  the 
Great  Sioux  Reserve,  Dakota,  made  during 
the  months  of  May  and  June,  1883,  in  be- 
half of  the  Indian  Rights  Association.  Phila. 
1883.    sm.  4°.  3503 

Welsh,  James.  16  cent.  Two  voyages  to 
Benin  beyond  Guinea,  1588,  '90.  7  pp.  (Green,  J., 
Voyages,  V.  1,  p.  199;  Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  pp. 
613,  618  ;  Kerr,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  7,  p.  331.) 

Welsh,  Robert  Charles.  Poems.  7  pp.  {Dub- 
lin Univ.  Mag.  v.  20, 1842,  p.  40.)— The  Tonus  sibyl, 
2  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  21, 1843,  p.  281.) 

Welsh.    Thirlwall,  C.     On  the  name  Welsh. 

6  pp.    (Phllol.  Soo.  London,  Trans.  1860-61,  p.  199.) 

Welsh.    See  also  Welch. 

Welsh  ballads  and  songs.  Owen,  J. 
(Ed.)  Gems  of  Welsh  melody.  A  selection 
of  popular  Welsh  songs,  with  English  and 
Welsh  words.     1873. 

Thomson,    G.    {Ed.)    Collection   of   the 

songs  of  Burns,  Sir  Walter  Scott,  and  other 
eminent  lyric  poets  ancient  and  modern, 
united  to  the  select  melodies  of  Scotland, 
and  of  Ireland  and  Wales.     1822-25,  6  v. 

See  also  Welsh  poetry. 

Welsh  folklore.    See  Folklore,  Welsh. 
Welsh  in  America,  The.    9  pp.    Jones, 

B.  W.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  87,  1876,  p.  306f) 

Welsh  language.  Rhys,  J.  Lectures  on 
Welsh  philology.     1879. 

A  nf recht,  T.    On  the  nasalization  of  Initial  mutes  • 

In  Welsh.  4  pp.  (Phllol.  Soc.  London,  Trans.  1856,  p. 
51.)— Parry,  D.  British  etymologlcon,  or  the  Welsh 
JooUated  with  the  Greek  and  Latin,  and  some  other 
Enropean  languages.  33  pp.  (Lhuyd,  E.,  Archaeol. 
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Wentworth,  Thomas,  3  Earl  of  Strafford. 
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(Ed. )    Tibetan  grammar.    See  Jaeschke, 

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Werl'er,  Albert.  1825—.  Leben  ausgezeich- 
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Werff,  Adriaan  van  der. .  Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C. 

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Werkzenge  und  waffen.  Klemm,  F. 
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Werlanff,  Erich  Christian.  1781-1871. 
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Werner,  Bp.o/Jfendew.    —1170.    Epistolae 

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1444.) 

Werner,  Bp.  of  Merseburg.    Vita.    5   pp. 

fFrankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  12,  p.  244.) 

Werner,  Abbot  of  St.  Blaise.    —1174.    De- 

florallonea  slve  ezcerptlonea  SS.  patrum.  ,263  pp. 
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Werner,  Abraham  Gottlob.    Nouvelle  theo- 

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Werner,  Friedrich  Ludwig  Zacharias.  1768- 
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Contents.  Attlla,  Koenig  der  Hunuen,  v.  8. — 
Cnnegnnde  die  Hellige,  roemlacb-deutscbe  Eal- 
aerln,  v.  9.— Dramatlsche  werke,  v.  4-10.— Das 
Kreuz  an  der  Ostsee.  t.  7 — Die  Kreuzes- 
hrueder,  T.  6.— Martin  Ijuther,  t.  6.— Die  Mutter 
der  Makkabaeer,  v.  10. — Poetlache  trerfce,  T. 
1-3.— Predlgten,  T.  11-13.- Die  Soehue  des  thala, 
V.  4,  5. —  Die  Templer  anf  Cypern,  y.  4. —  Der 
Vierundz'wanzlgate  Februar,  y.  9. — "Wanda, 
Koenlgin  der  Sarmaten,  v.  7. 

Attlla,  Kl,ng  of  the  Huns.    20  pp.    (Rey.  of  In 

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35.)— Horae  Germanlcae,  No.  23.  Tvrenty-fourth 
of  February.  9  pp.  {Eiey.otiTi  Blackwood's  Mag. -v. 
21,  1827,  p.  464.) 

Werner,  H.  A.  (Ed.)  Bibliotheque  instruc- 
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Lion,  In  Zeits.  f.  neufranz.  sprache  una  lit.  v.  1, 1879,  p. 
106.) 

Werner,  Karl,  D.  D.    Speculative  anthro- 

pologle.  23  pp.  (Rev.  of,  by  J.  Sengler,  In  Zeits.  f. 
phitos.  y.  59, 1871,  J).  122.) 

Werner,  Karl.  1838—.  Literarische  bei- 
lage.  See  Verein  fuer  geschichte  der 
Deutschen  in  Boehmen,  Mittheilungen,  v. 
8-11. 

Werner,  Richard  Maria.  1854—.  Ludwig 
Philipp  Hahn.  Ein  beitrag  zur  geschichte 
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forschungen,  v.  23.)  —3166 

(Ed.)    Die  Basler  bearbeituhg  von  Lam- 

brechts  Alexander.    See  Lambrecht. 

Werner.    See  also  Wernher. 

Werner.    155  pp.    Byron,  G.  G.  N.,  Baron, 

Poet,  works,  v.  6.  p.  297. 

Wernerian  STatural  History  Society. 

Memoirs,  1808-39.  Edinburgh,  1811-39.  8  v. 
8°.  —3557 
Some  account  of  tbe  Wernerian  Natural  Hlatory  So- 
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1817,  p.  231.) 

Wernher,    Graf  von    Honberg.     14   cent. 

[Lleder.]  3  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger, 
y.  1,  p.  63.) 

Wernlier,    Bruder,    Monk    of    Tegernsee. 

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Grelff,  B.    Zu   Wernber'a    Marlenleben.    26   pp 

(Germania,  v.  7, 1862,  p.  305.) 

Wernher,  der   Gaertner.    13   cent.    Meier 

Eelmbrecbt.    68  pp.    (Pfelffer,  F.,  Veutsch.  classik.  dea 
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BIrllnger,  A.    Nocbmal  glaelltze  Im  Meier  Eelm- 
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Wernlier,    vom   Niederrhein.    Bahder,    K. 

von.  Zu  W.  und  dem  wUden  maun,  i  pp.  [Ger- 
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dem  wllden  mann.  2  pp.  {Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p. 
439.)— Pfeiffer,  F.  Wernlier  vom  Niederrhein  und 
der  Wilde  mann.    11pp.    (Germania,  v.  1, 1866,  p.  223. | 

Wernher,  von  Teufen.    13  cent.    [Lieder.] 

3  pp.    (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der,  minnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  108.) 

Wernher,    Adolf.     1809-83.     Die    armen- 

und  krankenpflege  der  gelsUlchen  rltterorden  In 
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1874,  p.  787.) 

Wernher.    See  also  Werner. 

Wernich,    Agathon.      Ueber    gute     und 

BChlechte  luft.    35  pp.    (Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  16, 
•      1880,  p.  243.) 

Wernicke,    Alexander.    Grundzuege   der 

elemontar-mechanlk.  13  pp.  (Eev.  of,  by  K.  Lasa- 
wltz.  In  Vierteljahrssehr,  f,  wissens,  pMlos.  v.  8,  1884,  p. 
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Wernike,  Christian.  1665-1725.  Auserle- 
aene  gedichte.  Herauag.  von  Karl  Foerster.  77  pp. 
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Werusdorf,  Johann  Christian.  1723-93. 
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tlquitua  memoratus.  17  pp.  (In  Ms  Poet.  Lat.  min. 
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[Ed.)    Poetae    Latini    minores.     Alten- 

burgi,  1780-99.     6  v.  p.  8°-  3333 

Contents.  Albinovanus,  C.  P.  Elegla  de  Maece- 
nate  moribundo ;  Elegla  In  obltum  Maeoenatla,  v.  3.— 
Fragmeutum  de  navlgatione  Germanicl  per  oceanum 
aepteibtrloualen,  V.  4. — lu  Alexandrum  Magnum, 
v.  3. — Arborlus,  A.  M.  Ad  Nympham  nlmls  eultam, 
V.  3.— De  Arzugltano  poeta,  v.  3. — Aiisonius,  P. 
M.  Cupldo  cruel  adflxus,  v.  2. — Ephemeridia  carmen 
I,  V.  3.— Epistola  ni  ad  Heaperium  j  Eplstola  IX  ad 
Axium  Paulum  rhetorem  de  Ostreis,  v.  1. — Grlphua 
ternarll  numerl,  v.  6. — Moaella  tdylllum  X,  v.  1.— Ordo 
nobiUum  urbium,  v.  5,pt.  3. — Bosae,  v.  6.— Avlenus, 
B.  F.  Carmlna  minora,  v.  5,  pt.  3.— Deacrlptlo  orbls 
terrae  cum  varletate  lectloula  et  Inedltla  Jo.  Schra- 
deri,  excerptla  aliorum,  et  perpetuia  edltorla,  v.  6,  pt. 
2.— Epitome  lUadoa  Homerl,  nunc  px'lmum  a  plurlmla 
quae  Insldebant  mendla  repurgata  et  perpetuia  anl- 
madveralonlbua  Uluatrata,  v.  4.— Ora  marltlma;  Ex- 
cursus ad  Avlenl  Or.  marlt.  vera.  277-283,  v.  6,  pt.  3. — 
Barth,  C.  Ad  Yestrltlum  Spurlnnam  prlorla  edl- 
tlonla  notae,  v.  3. — Bnssus,  S.  Carmen  ad  Calpur- 
nlum  Pisonem  poeraatlcon,  v,  4.  —  Calpurnins 
Siculus,  T.  Eclogae  XI  qulbus  ex  sequlore  aevo  acce- 
dunt  Severl  Sanctl  carmen  bucolicum  Vespae  et 
Bedae  eclogae,  v.  2.— Camera,  G.  Commentariua  et 
Andreae  Papll  Gandensls  notae  Integrae  In  Prisclani 
Perlegesln  e  Dlonyslo,  v.  6,  pt.  1.— Carmina  minora 

de  hortorum  et  rurls  amoenltate,  v.  6 Casslits  Par- 

mensis,  0.  Orpheua,  v.  2.— Cato,  V.  DIrae,  v.  3. — 
Epltaphlum  Clandlae  Homonoeae  conjugla  Atl- 
meti  Tl.  Caesarls,  v.  3.— Columella,  L.  J.  M.  De 
cultu  hortorum,  carmen  ad  PubUum  Silvlnum,  v.  6. — 
Copa,  V.  2.— Dionysliis,  Periefifeiffs.  Prlaclanl  Perl- 
egesla  [paraphrases  Lat.],  v.  5,  pt.  1.— Ellegia  de  for- 
tunae  violssltudlne,  v.  3.— Elegla  de  ape,  v.  3.— En> 

nlus, Q.    Phageslorum  fragmeutum,  v.  1 Epistola 

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venatrlcis,  v.  1.  —  Eluclierla.  Versus,  v.  3. — Fa- 
llscus,  G.  CynegetlcOQ,  v.  1.— Firmlanns  Sym- 
posiiia.  C.  Sulgmata,  v.  6.— De  lortuna;  De  llvore, 
v.  3.— Florus,  L.  A.  De  qualltate  vltae,  v.  3. — Foca 
Grammaficus,  De  historla,  praefatlo  ad  vltam  VlrgUlI, 
V.  3. — Fragmenta  eplthalamlorutn  veterum, 
alve  adlocutlonea  sponaales,  quae  seoraum  exatant, 
V.  4.— Gallus,  C.  C.  Elegla  et  eplgrammata  III,  v.  3. 
— HUdebert,  Abp.  of  Tours.  De  urbis  Eomae  rulna, 
carmen  ex  alio  antlquo  Interpolatum,  v.  5,  pt.  1.— 
Juventinus,  A.  O.  Elegla  de  Philomela,  v.  6.— 
liactantins,  L.  C.  F.  Carmen  de  Phoenloe,  v.  3.— 
Eplthalamlum  lianrentll  et  Marlae,  v.  4. — Licen- 
ting.  Carmen  ad  Augustlnum  praeoeptorem,  v.  4.— 
Ijindiniig.    De  aetate,  v.  3.— Epltaphlum  M.  Iinc- 

eeii,  v.  3. — liuclllug  Junior,    .^tna,  v.  4 Ad  Ly- 

diam,  V.  3.— De  Maevio,  v.  3.— Martlallg.  M.  T. 
Carmen  de  Acuplo,  v.  1. — Maximlanns  Gallug 
Etrngcus,  C.  Eleglarum  liber,  v.  6. — Nemeglanug, 
M.  A.  O.  Carmen  de  laudlbua  Herculla ;  Cynegeticon, 
slve  de  venatione  lib.  I,  accedunt  Nemeslaul  frag- 


menta II,  Item  selecta  guaedam  Martlalia,  Ausonll, 
PauUnl,  et  allorura  oarmlna  de  Acuplo,  v.  1 — Ofilina 
Sergianiig.  Elegla  de  puUce,  v.  6.— Ovidiug  Nago, 
P.  Halieutlca,  cum  fragmento  Halieutlol  ab.  Hler. 
Columna  edito,  fragmento  UoyriK(av  0.  Julil  Solinl, 
V.   1.  — PalladlHg,   E.    T.    A.     De  Inaltlonlbua    ad 

Paslphllum,  v.  6 Palladlug  Rhetor.    Allegorla  Or- 

phel,  V.  3.— Patrlcius.  Bplthalamlum  AusptcU  et 
.aillae,  V.  4.  —  Paulinns,  M.  P.  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of  Nola. 
Carmen,  additum  epistolae  ad  Gestidlum,  v.  1. — 
Pentadiug.  Devltabeata;  Eleglarum  et  eplgram- 
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Bird,  P.  M.    Charles  Wesley  and  Methodist  hymns. 

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with  the  last'  corrections  of  the  author. 
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Contents.  Calm  address  to  our  American  colo- 
nies, V.  11.— AngTver  to  a  report,  v.  11.— Dialogues 
between  an  Antlnomlan  and  his  friend,  v.  10.— The 
question  "  What  Is  an  Armlnian}"  answered,  v.  10. 
—Some  remarks  on  "  A  defence  ot  the  preface  to  the 
Edinburgh  ed.  of  Agpaslo  vlndloated,"  v.  10.— On 
attending  tlie  churcb,  v.  13.— Directions  given  to 
the  Band-societleg ;  Bales  ot  the  Band-societies,  v. 
8.— Treatise  on  baptism,  T.  10.— Specimen  ot  the 
divinity  and  philosophy  ot  the  highly  illuminated 
Jacob  Behnien;  Thoughts  upon  Jacob  Behmen,  v. 
9.— The  case  of  BIrstal  Hoiige,  T.  13.— Conversation 
with  the  Bishop  of  Brlatol,  v.  13.— A  blow  at  the 
root ;  or,  Christ  stabbed  In  the  house  ot  his  friends, 
T.  10. — Account  of  the  brotherg'  steps,  v.  11.— Re- 
marks on  Mr.  Bryant'g  Analygig  of  ancient 
mythology,  T.  13.  —  Remarks  on  the  Count 
de  BulTou'a  Natural  history,  v.  13.  —  Cal- 
vlnlstic    controvergy,  v.     18.  —  Brief    thoughts 


on  Christian  perfection  i  On  Christian  per- 
fection; Plain  account  of  Ctirlstlan  perfection,  v. 
li.— On  the  church,  v.  13. — Reasons  against  a  sepa- 
ration from  the  Church  of  Bngland,  v.  13.— Ad- 
vantage of  the  members  of  the  Church  of  England 
over  those  ot  the  Church  ot  Rome,  v.  10.— Answer  to 
Rev.  Mr.  Church's  remarks  on  Bev.  Mr.  John 
Wesley's  last  journal,  v.  8.— Address  to  the  clergy, 
V.  10. — Directions  tor  congregational  singing,  v. 
14.— Thoughts  on  the  consecration  of  cliurcheg 
and  burial-grounds,  v.  10.— The  congeqncnce 
proved,  v.  10.— Seasonable  address  .  .  .  respecting 
the  unhappy  contest  between  us  and  our 
American. brethren,  v.  11.— Minutes  of  several 
conversa,tlons  between  Rev.  Mr.  Wesley  and 
others;  from  the  year  1744  to  1789;  Minutes  of  some 
late  conversations  between  Re,v.  Mr.  Wesley  and 
others,  v.  8.— Kotlces  concerning  deceased  preach- 
ers, V.  13.— Deed  of  declaration,  v.  1.— Question 
concerning  dew  on  coach-glasses,  v.  11.— Case  of 
Dewsbury  Elonse,  v.  13.— Thoughts  upon  dissi- 
pation, V.  11.— Account  ot  the  disturbances  in 
my  father's  house,  v.  13.— Some  account  ot  the 
late  Mr.  Dodd ;  Answer  to  Rev.  Mr.  Dodd,  v.  11.— 
Advice  to  the  people  called  Methodists  with  regard  to 
dress;  Thoughts  upon  dress,  v.  11.  —  Word  to  a 
drunkard,  v.  11.— Serious  thoughts  oceasloued  by 
the  late  earthquake  at  Lisbon,  v.  11. — Tlioughts 
on  the  manner  ot  educating  children,  v.  13. — 
Some  account  ot  an  eminent  man,  v.  11. — Short 
English  grammar,  v.  14.  —  Word  In  season;  or, 
advice  to  an  Ejuglishinan,  v.  11.— Extraordinary 
cure,  V.  11. — Life  and  death  of  Rev.  John  Fletcher, 
V.  11.— Word  to  a  freeholder,  v.  11.— Short  French 
grammar,  v.  14. — Thoughts  on  genius,  v.  13.— Re- 
marks on  Mr.  H's  account  of  the  Gentoo  religion 
In  Hlndoostan,  v.  13.— Serious  thoughts  concerning 
godfathers  and  godmothers,  v.  10.  —  God's 
eyes  are  over  all  the  earth,  v.  11. — Thoughts  upon 
God's  govereignty,  v.  10. — Thoughts  concerning 
gospel  minlsterg,  v.'  10.  —  Short  Greek  gram- 
mar, V.  14. — Short  Hebreiv  grammar,  v.  14. — 
Some  remarks  on  Mr.  Hill'g  "  Farrago  donble- 
dlstiUed  "i  Some  remarks  on  Mr.  Hill's  Review 
ot  all  the  doctrines  taught  by  Mr.  John  Wesley; 
Answer  to  Mr.  Rowland  Hill's  tract  entitled  "  Im- 
posture detected,"  v.  10.— Remarks  on  the  limits  of 
human  knovrledge,  v.  13.— Hymns,  v.  11.— Origin 
ot  Image- worship  among  Christians,  v.  10.— 
Answer  to  an  important  question,  v.  13. — Some 
thoughts  upon  an  important  question,  v.  13.  — 
Thoughts  on  the  Imputed  righteousness  of 
Christ,  V.  10.— Calm  address  to  the  Inhabitants  of 
England,  v.  11.  —  Compassionate  address   to   the 

inhabitants  of  Ireland,  v.  11 Short  address  to 

the  inhabitants  ot  Ireland,  v.  9.— Clear  and  concise 
demonstration  ot  the  divine  inspiration  of  the 
Holy  Scriptures,  v.  11.— Journal,  v.  1-4. — Preface 
to  a  treatise  on  Justification,  v.  10.— Plain  account 
of  ICingsMrood  school ;  Remarks  on  the  state  of 
Kingswood  school;  Short  account  ot  the  school  in 
Kingswood,  V.  13.— Short  Latin  grammar,  v.  14.— 
Letters,  v.  8-14. —  Some  observations  on  liberty) 
Thoughts  upon  liberty,  v.  11.— Remarks  upon  Mr. 
Locke's  Essay  on  human  understanding,  V. 
13.— Compendium  of  logic,  v.  14.— Word  to  a  con- 
demned malefactor,  v.  11.— Estimate  of  the  man- 
ners of  the  present  times,  v.  11.  —  Thought  upon 
marriage,  v.  11.— Some  remarks  on  article  X  of  Mr. 
Maty 's  Mew  revle>v,  tor  Dec.  1784,  v.  13.— Thoughts 
on  memory,  v.  13.— Earnest  appeal  to  men  of 
reason  and  religion ;  Farther  appeal  to  men  of 
reason  and  religion,  v.  8.— Short  history  of  Metho- 
dism, v.  8.— Thoughts  upon  Methodism,  v.  13.— Char- 
acter of  a  Methodist;  Principles  of  a  Methodist; 
Principles  of  a  Methodist  farther  explained,  v.  8.— 
Directions  to  the  stewards  of  the  Methodist  society 
In  London,  v.  13.— Short  history  of  the  people  called 

Methodists,  V.  13 Advice  to  the    people   called 

Methodists ;  Plain  account  ot  the  people  called  Metho- 
dists, V.  8.— Queries  respecting  the  Methodists,  v.  13. 
— On  hearing  ministers  who  oppose  the  truth, 
v.  13.— Modern  Christianity,  exemplified  at  Wed- 
nesbury  and  other  adjacent  places  in  Staffordshire,  v. 
13.— Real  charactef  ot  Montanus,  v.  11.— Thoughts 
upon  Baron  Montesquieu'g  "  Spirit  of  lawg,"  v. 
13.— Extract  from  "  A  short  view  ot  the  difference  be- 
tween the  Moravian  brethren  (so  called)  and  Bev. 
Mr.  John  and  Charles  Wesley,"  v.  10.— Murder  pre- 
vented by  a  three-told  dream,  v.  11.— Thoughts  on  the 
power  of  mugic,  v.  13.— Muglcal  works  pub.  by 
Rev.  John  Wesley,  v.  14 Of  the  gradual  improve- 
ment ot  natural  philosophy,  v.  13. —  Thought 
on  necessity ;    Thoughts  upon   necessity,  v.  10.— 


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Thoughts  on  nervong  diaorderg )  ptkrtlculaily  that 
vhlch  Is  usually  termed  lownesa  ot  spirits,  v.  11.— 
Thoughts  upoD  some  late  occurrences,  v.  13.— Doc- 
trine ot  original  sin,  according  to  Scripture, 
reason,  and  experience,  v.  9 Disavowal  of  perse- 
cuting papists,  V.  10.— Serious  thoughts  upon  the 
perseverance  of  the    salutg,  v.  10. —  Thoughts 

upon  a  late  phenomenon,  v.  13 List  ot  poetical 

works  pub.  by  the  Bev.  Messrs.  John  and  Charles 
Wesley,  v.  14.— How  far  Is  It  the  duty  of  a  Christian  min- 
ister to  preach  politics?  v.  11.— Popery  calmly 
considered,  v.  10.— Thoughts  concerning  the  origin  of 
povrer,  v.  11.— Dialogue  between  a  Predestlnarian 
and  his  friend,  v.  10. — Predestination  calmly  con- 
sidered, V.  10 Doctrine  ot  absolute  predestination 

stated  and  asserted.  By  Bev.  Mr.  A.  T[oplady],  v.  14. 
—Collection  of  forms  of  prayer  for  every  day  in  the 
weelCi  V.  11.— Prayers  for  children,  v.  11.— Collec- 
tion of  prayers  for  families,  v.  11.— Letter  on 
preaching  Christ,  v.  11 Thoughts  on  the  char- 
acter and  writings  ot  Mr.  Prior,  v.  13.— Directions 
concerning  pronunciation  and  gesture,  v.  13, — 
Word  to  a  Protestant,  v.  11.— Bemarkable  provi- 
dence. V.  11, 13.— Providential  event,  v.  11.— Free 
thoughts  on  the  present  state  of  public  affairs,  v. 
11. — Thoughts  on  a  late  publication,  v.  13. — A 
Roman  catechism  with  a  reply  thereto,  v.  10. — 
Short  method  of  converting  all  the  Roman  Cath- 
olics in  the  kingdom  of  Ireland,  v.  10.— Word 
to  a  Sabbath-breaker,  v.  11. — Thoughts  on  salva- 
tion by  faith,  v.  11.  — Thoughts  on  the  present 
scarcity  of  provisions,  v.  11.— Scheme  ot  self- 
examination  used  by  the  first  Methodists  in  Ox- 
ford, V.  11.— On  separation  from  the  church ; 
Thoughts  on  separation  from  the  church ;  Further 
thoughts  upon  separation  from  the  church,  v.  13. — 
Sermons,  v.  6-7. — Thoughts  on  a  single  life,  v.  11. 
— Thoughts  upon  slavery,  v.  11.— Word  to  a  gnttig- 

fler,  V.  11. — Advice  to  a  soldier,  v.  11.— Serious  ad- 
ress  to  the  people  of  England,  with  regard  to  the 
state  of  the  nation,  v.  11. — Thoughts  on  suicide, 
V.  13.— Word  to  a  swearer,  v.  11.— Thoughts  on  the 
writings  ot  Baron  Swedenborg,  v.  13.— Thoughts 
upon  taste,  v.  13,— Letter  concerning  tea,  v.  11.— 
Sufdcient  answer  to  "  Letters  to  the  author  of 
Theron  and  Aspasio,"  v.  10.— Some  thoughts  on 
an  expression  of  St.  Paul,  in  the  1  Epistle  to  the 
Thessalonians,  v.  11. — Address  to  the  travelling 
preachers,  v.  13. — Word  to  an  unhappy  woman, 
V.  11. —  Nature,  design,  and  general  rules  ot  the 
United  Societies  in  London,  Bristol,  Kingswood, 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  etc.  v.  8.  —  Last  'will  and 
testament,  v.  1.  —  List  ot  works  revised  and 
abridged  from  various  authors,  v.  14, —  Index  to 
general  subjects;  Index  to  passages  ot  Scripture 
illustrated,  v.  14. 

Beauties  of,  containing  the  most  inter- 
esting passages,  selected  from  his  whole 
works.  To  which  are  prefixed,  memoirs  of 
his  life  .  .  .  and  3  sermons.  Baltimore, 
n.  d.     18°.  —4347 

Minutes  of  several  conversations  between 

Kev.  John  Wesley,  and  the  preachers  in 
connection  with  him,  1744-1800.  Leeds, 
1803.     13°.  —4377 

Narrative  of  a  remarkable  transaction  in 

the  early  life  of,  from  an  original  MS  in  his 
own  handwriting,  never  before  pub.  3  ed. 
To  which  is  added  a  review  of  the  work,  by 
the  late  Rev.  Joseph  Hunter.  London,  1863. 
8°.  4885 

Sermon  on  the  death  of  Rev.  Mr.  George 

Whitefleld.  London,  1770,  8°.  {WithPem- 
berton,  E.,  Heaven  the  residence  of  saints.) 

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— —  Letter  concerning  the  civil  principles  ot  Roman 
Catholics :  also,  a  defence  of  the  Protestant  Asso- 
ciation.   15  pp.    (O'Leary,  A.,  Miscel.  tracts.) 

Fletcher,  J.  W.    Vindication  ot  Bev.  Mr.  Wesley's 

"Calm  address  to  our  American  colonies."  71  pp. 
( Works,  v.  7,  p.  1.)— Hervey,  J.  Letters  to  W. ;  con- 
taining an  answer  to  that  gentleman's  remarks  on 
Theron  and  Aspasio.  289  pp.  ( Works,  v.  7,  p.  109.)— 
Hymns,  25  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  London  Quart,  Bev.  T.  45, 
1876,  p.  356.)— O'lieary,  A.  Bemarks  on  a  letter  writ- 
ten by  W,    109  pp,    (/n  nis  Miscel.  tracts.) 


Ceowtheb,  J.  Portraiture  of  Metho- 
dism, also  a  summary  account  of  the  life 
and  travels  of  Rev.  John  Wesley.    1819. 

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See  also  Methodism. 

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See  Pindarus. 

4  pp.    (In   Ms   Brit.' 
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Contents.  The  Bundahis,  Brahman  Tast,  and 
Shayaat  Itt-shayast,  v.  1 — Tbo  Dadlstftn-'i  Dinife 
and  the  epistles  of  ManOsklliar,  v.  2.  —  Dii>a-i 
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West,  Gilbert,  LL.  D.  1706-56.  Poetical 
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'■  Allegorical    description    of   vertu.     4   pp. 

(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  5,  p.  306.)— Father 
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tory and  evidence  of  the  resurrection  of  Jesus 
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(IV.)     Odes  of  Pindar. 

Anderson,  R.    Lite  of  W. 

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(In  Ms  Mem.  of  celebrated  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  670— 
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West,  J.  Trip  to  Richmond  in  Surrey.  4 
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West,  Richard.  1716-42.  Poetical  works, 
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Adamlcos.    4  pp.    (Campbell,  T.,  Brit. poets,  v.  6, 

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Anderson,  E.    Life  of  W.     4  pp.     (In  Ms  Brit. 

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West,  Thomas,  8  Baron  De  La  Warr.  Burges, 

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West,  Thomas,  12  Baron  De  La  Warr.  —1618. 
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West,  William.  1770-1854.  Fifty  years' 
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See  also  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  35,  1862,  p.  416  ;  Betro- 
spect.  Bev.  v.  11,  1825,  p.  100.  Also  Antigua.— An- 
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bee  islands. — Cuba. — Grenada.- Gaudeloiipe. 
— Hayti.»JanLaica.-;1>Iartinlque.— Port  Royal. 
— Forto  Rico.— St.  Christopher.— St.  John.— 
St.  Iiucia.— St.  Thoittas.— St.  Tlikcent.— Saiita 
Cruz.— Santo-Domingo. — Spanish  America. — 
Tobagfo. — Xrinidad. 

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West  Indies,  Botany. 

See  with  Natural  History. 

West  Indies,  Commerce. 

Candid  and  impartial  considerations  on 
the  nature  of  the  sugar  trade  ;  the  compara- 
tive importance  of  the  British  and  French 
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Davy,  J.     The  West  Indies  before  and 

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the  British  colonies,  in  North- America  and 
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See  also  Spanish  America,  History. 

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Gbisebaoh,  a.  H.  R.    Flora  of  the  British 

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natural  and  physical  history  of  the  wind- 
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Acosta,  J.    Observations   touching   the  natural 

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W.  I.  52  pp.  (Purohas,  S.,  His  pilgrimes,'v.  3,  p.  918.) 
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West  IndleSj  Slavery. 

See  Slavery  in  the  West  Indies. 

West    Indies.     55  pp.     Montgomery,   J., 

Pp^t.  worts,  V.  1,  p.  125. 


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West   Viirginia,  Map.     Maetenet,  S.  J. 

Map  of  Maryland  and  District  of  Columbia, 
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West  Wickham.  Clinch,  G.  Antiqua- 
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Westcott,  Brooke  Foss,  D.  D:,  Bp.  of  Dur- 
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General  view  of  the  history  of  the  Eng- 
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Westcott,  Thompson.  1830-88.  Life  of 
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Westendorp,  Hunebedden.  18  pp.  (Eleinere  schriften. 
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,  Indicis    Graecitatis    Hyperideae    partes 

VIII.     Lipsiae,  1860-64.    4°.  8381 

{Ed.)      Scriptores     poeticae      historiae 

Graeci.     [G=r.]    Brunsvigae,  1843.     8°.    3396 

Contents.  Anonym!  allegorlae.  —  Anioiiinng 
Iilberalls.  Translormationes.  —  Apollodorus,  of 
Ailxns.  BlbUotheoa Conon,  Narratlones.— Era- 
tosthenes, 0/  Cyrene.  Catasterlaml.— Heraclitus. 
De  IncredlbUltous.— Anonym!  de  incrcdlbilibiis.— 
Joannes  Galenns.  De  HercuUa  laborlbua.— Anon- 
yml  miscella.  —  NIcetas.  Deorum  cognomlna. — 
Palaephatus.  De  incredlbllibua.  —  PartHenius, 
of  Nicaea.    Narrationea  amatoriae, — Ptolemaeus,  of 

Alexandria.    Nova  hiatorla Anonyml  de  Vllxis  er- 

roribus.— Appendix  narratlonum. 

{Ed.)    Vitarum    scriptores    Graeci    mi- 

nores.     [Qr.]    Brunsvigae,  1845.     8°.     3396 

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Western,  Charles  Callis,  1  Baron  Western. 

1767-1844.  Letter  to  the  Earl  ol  Liverpool,  on  the 
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take  into  consideration  the  distressed  state  of  the 
agriculture  of  the  United  Kingdom.  27  pp.  {Pamvk- 
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Western  characters.    McConnel,  J.  L. 

3473 

Western  Empire.  See  German  or  Western 
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Western  Highlands  and  isles  of  Scot- 
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Western  India  before  and  during  the 
mutinies.    Jacob,  Maj.-Oen.  Sir  G.  Le  G. 

3457 

Western  insurrection  in  Western  Penn- 
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Western  Islands.    See  Azores. 

Western  Islands  of  Scotland.  See 
Hebrides. 

Western  land  cessions.  Three  important 

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Western  '  niartyrology :  or,  bloody  as- 
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Western  Maryland    Railroad.    3,  5 

annual  reports  of  the  president  and  di- 
rectors to  the  stockholders  for  the  years 
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67.     3  nos.  8°.  L,35 

Western  Maryland  Rail  Road,  its  agri- 
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Western    windows^    and    other    poems. 

Piatt,  J.  J.  1397 

Westfaelisches      nrkunden  •  biich. 

Wilmans,  R.  3672 

Westgartli,  William.  Victoria  ;  late  Aus- 
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Westhoff,  Ferdinand.  StofiE,  kraft,  und 
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Westmacott,  Charles  MoUoy.    1788-1868. 

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Westminster,  Matthew  of.  See  Matthew, 
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Westminster,  England. 

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HOLCEOFT,    T.     (W.     Vincent,    pseud.) 

Plain  and  succinct  narrative  of  the  late  riots 
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MoTTLEY,  J.  (R.  Seymour,.pseMd.)  Sur- 
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Smith,  J.  T.    Antiquities  of  Westminster. 

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Stow,  J.  Survey  of  the  cities  of  Lon- 
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Times,  J.     London    and    Westminster. 

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Wilson,  W.     History  and  antiquities  of 

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1661,  for  building  a  house  of  correction  in  W.  6  pp. 
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Westminster  Abbey. 

Beadleb,  M.  C,  and  Bradlee,  E.  T. 
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LOFTIB,  W.  J.  Westminster  Abbey.  1890. 

Scott,  Sir  G.  Q.  Gleanings  from  West- 
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Smyth,  G.  L.    Biographical  Illustrations 

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Abbott,  L.    Westminster  Abbey.    16  pp.    (Harper's 

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Some  account  of  the  muniments  of  the  Abbey  of  West- 
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Harrod,  H.  Orypt  of  the  chapter  house.  9  pp.  1  pi. 
(Archaeologia,  v.  44,  1873,  p.  373.)— Irving,  W.  West- 
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Jerusalem  chamber  In  the  Abbey  of  Westminster.  9 
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America,  p.  1.) — IfficlElethwalte,  J.  T.  Description 
of  the  chapel  of  St.  Erasmus  in  Westminster  Abbey. 
6  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  44, 1873,  p.  93.)— Notes  on 
the  abbey  buildings  of  Westminster.  34  pp.  3  pi. 
(Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  33, 1876,  p.  15.)— Stilcard,  of  West- 
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See  also  Dublin  TJnlv.  Mag.  v.  10, 1837,  p.  Ill ;  Fraser's 
Hag.  v.  77, 1868,  p.  353;  London  Quart.  Rev.  v.  30, 1868, 
p.  99. 

Westminster  Assembly  of  Divines. 

Confession  of  faith,  the  larger  and  shorter 
catechisms,  with  the  scripture-proofs  at 
large  .  .  .     Glasgow,  1757.     12°.  —1246 

The  same.    Edinburgh,  1868.    12°.   —1346 

Journal  of  the  proceedings  from  Jan.  1, 

1643  to  Deo.  31,  1644.     By  Rev.  John  Light- 
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Minutes  of  the  sessions  while  engaged 

in  pi-eparing  their  directory  for  church 
government,  confession  of  faith,  and  cate- 
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transcripts  of  the  originals.  Ed.  by  Rev. 
Alex.  F.  Mitchell  and  Rev.  John  Struthers. 
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Notes  of  debates  and  proceedings,  Feb. 

1644  to  Jan.  1645.  By  George  Gillespie. 
From  unpub.  MSS :  ed.  by  David  Meek. 
Edinburgh,  1846.     8°.  —1273 

Shorter  catechism  of  the  Westminster  Assembly 

and  its  Puritan  precursors.  153  pp.  (Mitchell,  A.  F., 
Catechisms  of  the  2  reformation,  p.  1.) 

Baillie,  R.    Letters  and  journals.     1841- 

42,  3  V. 

Hetherington,  W.  M.    History  of  the 

Westminster  Assembly  of  Divines.     1856. 

Mitchell,  A.  F.  The  Westminster  As- 
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[Baird  Lecture,  1882.) 

Birkenhead,  Sir  J.    The  Assembly-man.    7  pp. 

(Soraers,  J.,  Goll.  of  tracts,  v.  6,  p.  487.)— Fairbairn, 
A.M.  The  Westminster  confession  of  faith  and  Scotch 
theology.  22  pp.  (Coniemp.  Bev.  v.  21,  1873,  p.  63.)— 
Stanley,  A.  P.  The  Westminster  confession  of  faith. 
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1846,  pp.  356,  483.)  rr      v  » 

Westminster  droliery :  or,  a  choice  col- 
lection of  the  newest  songs  and  poems.  16  pp.  (Bbs- 
worth,  J.  W.,  CJmyce  drollery,  p.  177.) 

Westminster  Hall.  Foss,  E.  Memories 
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Clarke,  S.    The  west  side  of  Westminster  Hall.    8 

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)D.  Nomenclature  of  Westminster  Hall.  77  pp.  (With 
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Freshfield,  E.  Masons'  marks  at  Westminster  Hall. 
4  pp.  4  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  60,  1887,  p.  1.)— Micfcle- 
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Westminster,  i  pp.  (Arehaeologta,  v.  60, 1887,  p.  0.)— 
Siulrke,  S.  Remarks  on  the  arclilteotural  history  of 
Weslmluster  Hall.  2V  pp.  6  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v.  26, 
1836,  pp.  406,  415 ;  v.  27.  1838,  p.  135.) 

Westiiiinsier  Palace.   Capon, "W.   Notes 

and  remarks  to  accompany  his  plan  of  the  ancient 
palace  of  Westminster.  7  pp.  (  Vetusta  mnnunienia,  v. 
6,  pi.  47.)— Hunter. -J.  Notices  of  the  old  clochard  or 
bell-tnwer  of  the  palace  at  Westminster.  4  pp.  {Ar- 
chaenlogia,  v.  37, 1857,  p.  23.)— Rokeivode,  J.  G.  Me- 
moir on  the  painted  chamber  in  the  palace  at  West- 
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Thomson,  ;l/rs.  K.  B.  Whitehall  and  Us  predeces- 
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(In  her  Recollections,  v.  1,  p.  166.) 

Westminster  Keview.  London,  1824-51. 
66  V.  8°.  4967 

Noie.—Y.  1-24  were  called  Westminster  Review ;  v. 
25,  26  Loudon  Review ;  27-33  London  and  Westminster 
Review;  34-45  Westminster  Review;  46-56  Westminster 
and  Foreign  Quarterly  Review.  The  2  v.  called  Lon- 
don Review  were  numbered  v.  1,2;  the  succeeding 
V.  called  London  and  Westminster  Review  were  num- 
bered V.  3  and  25,  etc.,  as  far  as  v.  7  and  29,  but  in  the 
next  V.  this  was  discontinued  and  a  number  (v.  32) 
was  given  which  Included  the  2  v.  of  the  London  Ee- 
Tlew. 

The  same.  n.  s.  London,  1853-91.  80 
V.  8°.  4965 

iVo(e.— After  v.  71  consecutive  numbering  irom  the 
beginning  was  adopted,  and  the  next  v.  was  num- 
bered V.  128. 

General  index  to  the  articles  contained 

in  the  9  v.  of  the  London  and  Westminster 
Review,  v.  25  to  v.  33.  [July  1835  to  March 
1840.]  Including  the  3  v.  of  the  London 
Review.    London,  n.  d.     8°.     (PTiJ/i  v.  24.) 

4966 

Geaeral  index    to    the    articles   of   the 

Westminster  Review  contained  in  the  1  s. 
of  24  v.,  Jan.  1834  to  Jan.  1836.  London, 
n.  d.     8°.     [With  Y.  24:.)  4966 

General  index  to  the  Westminster  Re- 
view, from  the  1  to  the  13  v.  inclusive.  To 
which  is  added  an  index  of  names.  Lon- 
don, 1882.     8°.     [With  Y.  24:.)  4966 

Westminster  School.  Foeshall,  P.  H. 
Westminster  School.  Past  and  present.  1884. 

MUEE,  J.,  and  others.    Lusus  alteri  West- 

monasterienses.     1863-67,  3  v. 

Collins,  W.  L.    Westminster  School.    Ill  pp.    {In 

Ms  Public  schools,  p.  79.)— Nadal,  E.  S.  The  West- 
minster play.  4  pp.  iScriliner's  Monthly,  V.  22,  IS&lfip. 
237.) — Pnblic  schools  of  Ejngland:  Westminster 
and  Eton.     19  pp.     (Edin.  Rev.  v.  53,  1831,  p.  64.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  100, 1866,  pp.  58,  303. 

Westmoreland,  County,  Pa.  Platt,  F. 
Special  report  on  the  coke  manufacture  of 
the  Youghiogheny  river  valley  in  Fayette 
and  Westmoreland  counties.  1876.  {Fa.  3 
geol.  surv.  L.) 

^ Stevenson,  J.  J.    Report  of  progress  in 

the  Fayette  and  Westmoreland  district. 
1877-78,  3  V.  8°.     (Pa.  3  geol.  surv.  K,  K.) 

Westmoreland  and  Cumberland 
dialects.  Dialogues,  poems,  songs,  and 
ballads,  -  by  various  writers,  in  the  West- 
moreland and  Cumberland  dialects,  now 
first  collected  :  with  a  copious  glossary  of 
words  peculiar  to  those  countries.  London, 
1839.     13°.  1346 

Westmorland,  3  Earl  of.    See  Fane,  M. 

Westmorland,  County,  England. 

Bellasis,  E.  Westmorland  church  notes. 
Being  the  heraldry,  epitaphs,  and  other  in- 
scriptions in  the  33  ancient  parish  churches 
and  churchyards  of  that  county.  1888-89, 
2v. 

PAET  v.— 125. 


Ferguson,  R.  The  Northmen  in  Cum- 
berland and  Westmoreland.     1856. 

- —  Ferguson,  R.  S.  Early  Cumberland  and 
Westmorland  Friends.     1871. 

Gilpin,  W.    Observations  ...  on  the 

mountains  and  lakes  of  Cumberland  and 
Westmoreland.     1788,  3  v. 

Pipe-rolls,  or  sheriff's  annual  accounts 

of  the  revenues  of  the  crown  for  the  coun- 
ties of  Cumberland,  Westmorland,  and 
Durham,  during  the  reigns  of  Henry  II, 
Richard  I,  and  John.     1847. 

Raine,  J.,  Jr.  {Ed.)  Wills  and  inven- 
tories ...  of  the  counties  of  York,  West- 
merland,  Cumberland,  and  Lancaster.  1853. 
{Surtees  Soo.  v.  36. ) 

Westmoreland  and  Cumberland  dialects. 

1839. 

WlLDElDGE,  T.  T.  {Ed.)    Northumbria : 

a  repository  of  antiquities  of  Northumber- 
land, Cumberland,  Westmorland,  .  .  .  and 
the  borders  of  Scotland.     1888. 

Dnlesfolk   of   Cumberland    and   W.     11   pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  12,  1876,  p.  25.1— Dennis,  J. 
Home  travel:  W.  and  Cumberland.  10  pp.  (Fortn. 
Bev.  T.  6,  1866,  p.  445.)— Button.  W.  A  bran  new 
wark.  46  pp.  {Eng.  Dialect  Soc.  No.  25,  p.  177.) — 
B.oolce,  H.  Antiquities  In  Cumberland  and  W.  8 
pp.  2  pi.     {Archaeolngia,  v.  9,  1789.  p.  219.) 

See  also  Quart.  Eev..  v.  122,  1867,  p.  347.    Also  Lakes 
of  England. 

West-oestlicher Divan.   38pp.  Goethe, 

J.  W.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  1,  p.  256. 

Weston,  Edward.    Jesse,  J.  H.    Right  Hon. 

Edward  Weston.    3  pp.    (/ji  his  Mem.  of  celebrated 
Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  6.) 
Weston,  Elizabeth  Joan.    Forgotten  Eng- 
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Weston,  George.     Clapp,  H.  A.    Biography 

of  W.    8  pij.    (Harvard  Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  199.) 

Weston,  J.  M.  {Tr.)  Lucretia  Borgia,  a 
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Weston,  Jonathan  D.  History  of  Eastport, 
and  vicinity:  a  lecture,  delivered  April, 
1884,  before  the  Eastport  Lyceum.  Boston, 
1834.     8°.  2614 

Weston,  Mrs.  Sarah  Winthrop.  Mr.  Mar- 
tin's disappointments.  5  pp.  '(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  12, 
1863,  p.  281.) 

Weston,  Stephen.    Weston's    Conquest  of 

the  Mlao-ts^;  an  imperial  poem.  12pp.  (Quart.  Hev. 
V.  4, 1810,  p.  361.) 

Weston,  William.  Morris,  J.  (Ed.)  Life 
of  W.  284  pp.  (In  his  Troubles  of  our  Catholic  fore- 
fathers, 2  8.  p.  1.) 

W6ston  tragedy.    10  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V:  80,  1872,  p.  300.) 

Westphal,  Rudolph  Georg  Hermann. 
1836 — .  AUgemeine  theorie  der  musikal- 
ischen  rhythmik  seit  J.  S.  Bach.  Leipzig, 
1880.     8°.  —2754 

System  der  antiken  rhythmik.    Breslau, 

1865.     8°.  -3156 

Westphalia,  Kingdom.  Jerome  Buona- 
parte ;  Court  of  W.  12  pp.  (Quart.  Bev.  v.  22,  1820,  p. 
481.)— Rambaud,  A.  Le  royaume  de  Westphaile  et 
JSrome  Bonaparte.  77  pp.  (Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1872, 
2  p6r.  V.  101,  pp.  385,  601,  937.) 

See  also  Jerome  Napoleon,  King  of  Westphalia. 

Westphalia,  Province.  Chroniken  der 
westfaelischen  und  niederrheinischen 
staedte.  1887-89,  3  v.  {Chroniken  deutsch. 
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Erhaed,  H.  a.  {Ed.)    Regesta  historiae 

Westfaliae,  accedit  codex  diploiuaticus. 
1847-51,  3  V.  in  1.    ' 


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Keller,  L.  {Ed.)    Die  gegen-reforma- 

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Muenster.     Westfaelischer    Provinzial- 

veiein  fuer  wissenschaft und  kunst.  Kunst- 
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WiLMANS,  R.    Westfaelisches  urkunden- 

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Heyne,  M.    Das  weattaellsche  tauernhaus.    Eln 

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Kaaba-Mazarln,  y.  6, 


Pacca-Quota,  y.  8. 
Eaab-Seduliua,  y.  9. 
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Lutber-Mfisalliance,  y.  14. 
M^sopotamle  -  Mythologle, 

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Nabajoth-Ozlas,  y.  16. 
Pacca-Pfilagianlsme,  y.  17. 
Pelbart-Potamienne,  y.  18. 
Pothln-Kautenstrauoh,  y. 

19. 
Eavenne-Eyawlok,  y.  20. 
Saa-S€pultur6  cbez  lea  H6- 

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Sepulture  clir6tlenne-8w4- 

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Sydney-Tout,  v.  23. 
Tradltlon-VSrSna,  y.  24. 
VergSrio-Zwlngle,  y.  25. 


Aaron-ArlatotSUame, 
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Druaille-Eplatolae,  y.  7. 
Epitres  catboliques-FIagel- 

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Flamlnlua  -  Grande  -  Bre- 

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Grande  Semalne-HUalre,  y. 

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Wharton,  Francis,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1830—. 
Commentaries  on  law,  embracing  chapters 
on  the  nature,  the  source,  and  the  history 
of  law ;  on  international  law,  public  and 
private ;  and  on  constitutional  and  statu- 
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State  trials  of  the  United  States  during 

the  administrations  of  Washington  and 
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—2813 

Treatise  on  the  conflict  of  laws,  or  pri- 
vate international  law,  including  a  com- 
parative view  of  Anglo-American,  Roman, 
German,  and  French  jurisprudence.  Phila. 
1873.     8°.  —1318 

[Ed. )    Digest  of  the  international  law  of 

the  United  States,  taken  from  documents 
issued  by  Presidents  and  Secretaries  of 
State,  and  from  decisions  of  federal  courts 
and  opinions  of  Attorneys-General.  Wash- 
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The  same.     ( U.  S.  49  Cong:  1  sess.  Senate 

miscel.  doc.  No.  163,  v.  9-11.)  —4403 

Wharton,   Sir    George.    1617-81.    Works. 

Collected  by  John  Gadbury.    London,  1683. 

p.  8°.  2177 

Contents.  Apotelesma*  —  Bellum  Hyhernl- 
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rum  secreia. — Names,  genus,  species,  efficient  and 
final  causes  of  all  comets.— Dnrret,  (— ).  Crises  in 
diseases.— Causes  of  earthquakes.  —  Observation 
and  keeping  of  the  holy  feast  of  Easter.— Nature  of 
eclipses. — Mutations,  inclinations,  and  everslons  of 
empires,  kingdoms,  etc. — The  epochae  and  aerae, 
commonly  used  by  chronologers  and  historians. — 
Fasts  and  festivals,  as  well  of  the  Jews,  as  Chris- 
tians.—Gesta  Britannornm.— Astrological  Judg" 
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How  astrblogy  may  be  restored.— Of  the  planetary 
aspects,  both  old  ajid  new,  thelf  characters,  and 
equations.— Collection  of  the  authors  most  excellent 
poems. — Rules,  shewing  by  what  laws  the  weather 
Is  governed,  and  how  to  discover  the  alterations  of 
the  same.- Short  discourse  of  years,  months,  and 
days  of  years.— Xeipomantia. 

Wharton,  Grace,  pseud.  See  Thomson, 
Mrs.  K.  B. 

Wharton,  Eev.  Henry.  1664-94.  Anglia 
Sacra,  sive  collectio  historiarum,  partim  an- 
tiquitus,  partim  recenter  scriptarum,  de 
Archiepiscopis  et  Episcopis  Angliae,  a  prima 
Fidei  Christianae  susceptione  ad  annum 
1540.    Londini,  1691.     2  v.  fo.  —1282 

lilfe  of  W.  70  pp.  (  With  D'Oyly,  G.,  Life  of  W.  San- 
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V.  15. 

Wharton,  Henry  Thornton.  1847—.  Sap- 
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3296 

Wharton,  Philip,  Duke  of  Wharto7i.  1699- 
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Buke's  intimate  acquaintance.  3  ed.  Lon- 
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Contents.  Answer  to  a  gentleman's  question,  when 
His  Grace  would  leave  oft  love  and  politicks,  v.  2.— 
To  the  anthorof  Tom  Pnn-slbi,  metamorphosed, 
T.  1- — New  ballad  by  a  lady,  v.  1.— The  Brazen  age 

banished,  v.  1.— Bridge  of  life,  v.   1 Cat  and 

the  monse,  a  fable,  v.  2.— Chardonet :  or,  the  cap- 
tive goldfinch,  a  fable,  v.  2.— ChndlelgH,  Lady  M. 
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triumphant,  v.  2— Curll,  E.  On  Sir  Robert  Wal- 
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Duke   of   Wharton's  renouncing  the  Protestant  re- 


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Uglou  i  On  the  revived  controversy  ot  the  thundering 
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anybody  to  come  near  her,  for  fear  she  should  infect 
them  with  the  small-pox,  from-  whlch«she  was  Just 
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Wharton,  Philip,  psewd.  SeeThomson,  J.  C. 

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What  I  remember.    Trollops,  T.  A.    3  v. 

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Selection  of  English  synonyms.     Ed.  by 

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{Rlitinisch.  mm.  n.  S.  v.  31,  1876,  p.  106.) 

Wheat  and  tares.  100  pp.   (Fraser's  Maq. 

v.  61,  1800,  pp.  Ill,  255,  426,  664,  681,  802  :  v.  62, 1860,  DD. 
18,242.)  '^^ 

Wheatley,  Charles.    See  Wheatly,  C. 

Wheatley,  Henry  Benjamin.  Circa  1835—. 
Dedication  of  books  to  patron  and  friend. 
A  chapter  in  literary  history.  New  York, 
1887.    12°.    (Zn /lis  Book-lover's  libr.)    2334 


How  to  form  a  library.    3  ed.     London, 

1887.     12°.     (/nWs  Book-lover's  libr.)     2324 

London,  past  and   present,  its  history, 

associations,  and  traditions.  Based  upon 
the  handbook  of  London  by  the  late  Peter 
Cunningham.     London,  1891.     3  v.  r.  8°. 

1593 

Notes  6n  thelife  qf  John  Payne  Collier  ; 

with  a  complete  list  of  his  works.    London, 

1884.  16°.  4797 

Of  anagrams,  a  monograph  treating  of 

their  history  from  the  earliest  ages  to  the 
present  time  ;  with  an  introduction,  con- 
taining numerous  specimens  of  Macaronic 
poetry,  punning  mottoes,  etc.  London, 
1863.     16°.  1356 

Round  about  Piccadilly  and  Pall  Mall ; 

or,  a  ramble  from  the  Haymarket  to  Hyde 
Park.    London,  1870.     8°.  1537 

Samuel  Pepys  and  the  world  he  lived  in. 

3ed.     London,  1880.     p.  8°.  4861 

What  is  an  index  ?  A  few  notes  on  in- 
dexes and  indexers.  London,  1879.  sm.  4°. 
(Index  Soc.  Pub.  No.  1.)  W.66 

Preliminary  list  of   English  indexes.     35  pp. 

(In  his  What  is  an  Index,  p.  74 :  Index  Soc.  Puh.  No.  1.) 

(Ed.)      Book- lover's  library.      London, 

1886-90.     6  V.  13°.  3324 

Contents.  Gomme,  G.  L.  Literature  ol  local  Instl- 
tutions.— Hailitt,  W.  0.  Old  cookery  books  and 
ancient  cuisine;  Studies  in  jocular  literature.— 
Pendleton,  .T.  Newspaper  reporting  in  olden  time 
and  to-day.— AVheatley,  H.  B.  Dedication  of  books 
to  patron  and  friend  ;  How  to  form  a  library. 

(Ed.)     History'  of  Patient  Grisel.    Ed. 

with  an  introduction.    London,  1619 ;  repr. 

1885.  sm.  4°.  (Gorame,  G.  L.,  and  Wheat-, 
ley,  H.  B.,  Chap-books  and  folk-lore  tracts, 
1  s.  No.  4.)  2116 

(Ed.)    Indexes  of  obituary  notices,  1878- 

83.  London,  1879-84.  5  v.  sm.  4°.  (Index 
Soc.  Pub.  Nos.  4,  7,  9,  13,  14.)  W.66 

(Ed.)    Merlin,'  or  the   early  history  of 

King  Arthur :  a  prose  romance.  With  an 
essay  on  Arthurian  localities  by  J.  S.  Stuart 
Glennie.  London,  1865-69.  3  pts.  8°.  [Early 
Eng.  Text.  Soc.  Nos.  10,  21,  36.)  2124 

(Ed.)      Manipulus   v'ocabulorum.      See 

Levins,  P. 

(Ed.)     Of  the  orthographic  and  congrui-  . 

tie  of  the  Britan  tongue.    See  Hume,  A. 

and  Ashhee,  Edmund  W.  (Eds.)  Par- 
ticular description  of  England.    See  Smith, 

Wheatley,  J.  H.    Legend  of  Ravensholm. 

222  pp.  (Dublin  Vniv.  Mag.  v.  83,  1874,  pp.  403,  664,  657; 
V.  84,  1874,  pp.  1,  160,  299,417.) 

Wheatley,  John.     Remarks  on  currency 

and  commerce.  22  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Mlin.  Rev.  v.  3, 
1806,  p.  231.)— Essay  on  the  theory  of  money  and 

the  principles  of  commerce.  16  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  10,  1807,  p.  284.) 

Wheatley,  England.     Bromet,  W.    Notice 

of  a  Roman  villa  at  W.  7  pp.  (^i-cftacoi.  Jom™.  v.  2,1846, 
p.  350.) 

Wheatley  mine.    Smith,  J.  L.    Minerals 

of  the  Wheatley  mine  in  Pa.  15  pp.  (Am.  Assoc.  Sol. 
Proc.  V.  9, 1856,  p.  190.) 

Wheatly,  Charles.  1686-1742.  Rational 
illustration  of  the  Book  of  Common  prayer 
of  the  Church  of  England.  London,  1861. 
p.  8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand.  Libr.)       —1247 

W  heaton,  Abby.  Memoir  of  Robert  Wheat- 
on,  with  selections  from  his  writings. 
{Anon.}    Boston,  1854.    12°-  3897 


WHEATON 


4871 


WHEELER 


Wheaton,  Henry,  LL.  D.  1785-1848.  Ele- 
ments of  international  law.  2  annotated 
ed.,  by  William  Beach  Lawrence.  Boston, 
1868.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Biblioth.  univ.  et  rev. 
Suisse,  4  s.  v.  7, 1848,  p.  425 ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v. 
44,  1837,  p.  16  ;  v.  83,  1856,  p.  1.)  —1313 

Histoire  des  progrds  du  droit  des  gens  en 

Eurppe  et  en  Am6rique  depuis  la  paix  de 
Westphalia  jusqua  nos  jours.  4  ed.  Leip- 
zig, 1865.  3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v. 
77,  1843,  p.  803.)  ,  —3353 

History  of  the  law  of  nations  in  Europe 

and  America  ;  from  the  earliest  times  to  the 
treaty  of  Washington,  1843.  New  York, 
1845.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am. '  Rev.  v.  60, 
1845,  p.  301;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  47, 1847,  p.  349.) 

—8353 

History  of  the  Northmen,  or  Danes  and 

Normans,  from  the  earliest  times  to  the  con- 
quest of  England  by  William  of  Normandy. 
London,  1831.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Am.  Quart. 
Rev.  V.  10,  1831,  p.  311;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  35, 
1833,  p.  343 ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  15, 1831,  p.  443.) 

8656 

Some  account  of  the  life,  writings,  and 

speeches  of  William  Pinkney.  New  York, 
1826.     8°.  3793 

Anniversary  discourse,  delivered  before  the 

N.Y.  Hist.  SOC,  Deo.  28,1820.  40  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soo. 
Coll.  1  s.  V.  3, 1821,  p.  281 :  Eev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  13, 
1821,  p.  161.)  — Lite  ot  William  Pinkney.  84  pp. 
(Sparks,  J.,  Am.  hiog,  v.  6,  p.  1.) 

Irvinff,  W.    Wheaton's  History  of  the  Northmen. 

39  pp.  {Hi  Ms  Spanish  papers,  v.  2,  p.  339.)— Reports 
of  cases,  argued  and  adjudged  in  the  Supreme 
Court  ot  the  United  States.  32  pp.  (Bev.  of  In  N.  Am. 
Eev.  V.  5,  1817,  p.  110 ;  v.  8, 1819,  p.  63 ;  v.  17, 1823,  p.  118. ) 

[Sbetcli  of.]    21  pp.    (Elrkland,  Mrs.  C.  M.  S.,  and 

others.  Homes- of  Am.  statesmen,  p.  449.)— Sumner,  C. 
The  late  Henry  Wheaton.    11pp.    { Worts,  v.  2,  p.  63.) 

Wheaton,  J.  M.,  M.  D.    Food  of  birds  as 

related  to  agriculture.  18  pp.  (Ohio  state  board  of 
agricult.  29  ann.  report,  1874,  p.  561.) 

Wheaton,  Nathaniel  Sheldon,  D.  D.  1793- 
1862.  Journal  of  a  residence  during  several 
months  in  London ;  including  excursions 
through  various  parts  of  England  ;  and  a 
short  tour  in  France 'and  Scotland  :  in  the 
years  1833  and  1834.  Hartford,  1830.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  7,  1880,  p. 
337.)  1514 

oilman,  S.  Wheaton's  Travels  In  England.    44  pp. 

(C/lr.  £Mm.  V.  9, 1830,  p.  304.)         '     ' 

Wheaton,  Robert.  Wheaton,  A.  Memoir 
of  Robert  Wheaton,  with  selections  from 
his  writings.     [Anon.]    1854. 

Wheatstone,  Sir  Charles.     Nicoll,  H.  J. 

The  electric  telegraph:  Cooke,  W.,  and  others.  36  pp. 
(Great  movements,  p.  413.) 

Whedoii,  Rev.  D.  A.  Biographical  sketch 
of  D.  D.  Whedon.    See  Whedon,  Rev.  J.  S. 

(Ed. )  Statements  :  theological  and  crit- 
ical.   See  Whedon,  D.  D. 

Whedon,  Daniel  Denison,  D.  D..,  LL.  D. 
1808-85.  Essays,  reviews,  and  discoui-ses  ; 
with  a  biographical  sketch,  by  his  son.  Rev. 
J.  S.  Whedon,  and  his  nephew.  Rev.  D.  A. 
Whedon.    New  York.  1887.     12°.        —4257 

Contents.  Arinininn  vleiv  of  the  fall  and  re.- 
dernptlon.— Ariiiiiiiaulsin  and  ArnUtiSus. — The 
double  baptism. — The  Christian  cltizen*s  po- 
litical duties. — The  Christian  week  and  sab- 
bath.^—God  as  dli;>cernib]e  In  the  phenoiueua  of  the 
"world. —  Great  physician's  anodyne.— Review 
of  llaeckel*8  Atheism. — McDonald  on  spirit- 
ualism. —  Doctrines  of  Methodism.  —  Inorganic 
Methodism.  —  Methodist      episcopacy.  —  Saint 


Paul's  closing  paean.— Prayer  and  science. — The 
Resurrection.— Substitutional  atonement. — 
■Whedon,  J.  S.,  and  Whedon,  D.  A.  Biographical 
sketch.  - 

Freedom  of  the  will  as  a  basis  of  human 

responsibility  and  a  divine  government, 
elucidated  and  maintained  in  its  issue  with 
the  necessitarian  theories  of  Hobbes,  Ed- 
wards, the  Princeton  essayists,  and  other 
leading  advocates.  3  ed.  New  York,  1864. 
p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Southern  Rev.  v.  9,  1871, 
p.  347.)  —1437 

Statements  :  theological  and  critical.  Col- 

'  lected  and  ed.  by  his  son,  Rev.  J.  S.  Whe- 
don, and  his  nephew.  Rev.  D.  A.  Whedon. 
New  York,  1887.     12°.  —4257 

Contents.  Anthropology. — Arminian  theol» 
ogy.— Christian  evidences. — Christian  per- 
fection.—Kschatology. —  Evolution.  —  Infant 
salvation.— Life.— Methodism.  —Religion  and 
science. — Theism. 

Newhall,  r.  H.   Whedon  on  the  will.    32  pp.    [Bib- 

liolh.  Sacra,  v.  21, 18B4,  p.  634.)— Potwin.  L.  S.  Free- 
dom of  will:  Edwards  and  W.  18  pp.  {New  Bnglander, 
V.  24, 1863,  p.  285.)— Whedon,  J.  S.,  and  Whedon, 
D.  A.  Biographical  sketch  of  W.  43  pp.  (Whedon, 
D.  D.,  Essays,  reviews,  and  discourses,  p.  7.) 
.See  also  Southern  Kev.  v.  11, 1872,  p.  219. 

Whedon,  Rev.  J.  S.,  and  Whedon,  iJeu. 

D.  A.  Biographical  sketch  of  D.  D.  Whedon.  43  pp. 
(Whedon,  D.  D.,  Essays,  reviews,  and  discourses,  p.  7.) 

(Eds.)  Statements  :  theological  and  crit- 
ical.   See  Whedon,  D.  D. 

Wheel  of  the  law.  The.    Alabaster,  H. 

—2284 
Wheel   overboard.      17  pp.      (^Eraser ^s 

Hag.  V.  2,  1830,  p.  295.) 

Wheeldon,  J.  P.  Angling  clubs  and  preser- 
vation societies  of  London  and  the  provinces ;  Polit- 
ical lessons  in  the  gentle  craft.  164  pp.  (London  lu- 
ternat.  Fish.  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  3,  pp.  99,  441.) 

Wheeler,  Andrew  Carpenter.  1835 — . 
Chronicles  of  Milwaukee  :  being  a  narra- 
tive history  of  the  town  from  its  earliest 
period  to  the  present.  Milwaukee,  1861. 
8°.  3597 

Doomed  to  music.    6  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  29, 

1864,  p.  190.) 

Wheeler,  Mrs.   Ann.     The  Westmoreland 

dialect,  in  4  dialogues.  81  pp.  [Westmoreland  and 
Cumberland  dialects,  p:  11.) 

Wheeler,  Charles  G.  Explanatory  and  pro- 
nouncing dictionary  of  the  noted  names  of 
fiction.    See  Wheeler,  W.  A. 

Familiar  allusions.     See  Wheeler,  W.  A. 

(Ed.)      Who  wrote  it?     See  Wheeler, 

W.  A. 

Wheeler,  Charles  Stearns.    Davis,  W.  A. 

Notice  of  W.  6  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  35,  1844,  p.  240.)— 
Pelton,  0.  0.  Notice  of  W.  9  pp.  ( CAr.  &am.  v.  35, 
1844,  p.  232.) 

Wheeler,  Daniel.     Lamson,  A.     Memoirs 

of  W.     15  pp.     (  Clir.  Exam.  v.  37, 1844,  p.  35.) 

Wheeler,  George  Augustus,  M.  D.  History 
of  Castine,  Penobscot,  and  Brooksville, 
Maine  ;  including  the  ancient  settlement  of 
Pentagoet.  [With  illustr.]  Bangor,  1875. 
8°.  2636 

Wheeler,  Lt.  George  Montague.  1843—. 
Preliminary  report  concerning  explorations 
and  surveys,  principally  in  Nevada  and 
Arizona,  1871.  Washington,  1873.   4°    —3541 

Repoi't  upon  United  States  geographical 

surveys  west  of  100  meridian.  Washington, 
1875-89.    8  V.  in  9.  4°.  -3531 

Cmlents.      Geological  report,  v.  1 — Gibbert, 

G.  K.  Report  on  the  Reolngy  ol  portions  of  Nevada, 
Utah.  Cttlltornia,  aud  Arlz»aa,  v.  3.— Kampf,  F.,  and 
others.    Eeports  upon  the  astronomical  determina- 


WHEELER 


4872 


WHEELING 


tlons  at  main  stations  In  Nevada,  Utah,  Montatfa, 

Wyoming,  Nebraska,  Colorado,  and  New  Mexico,  v.  2 

Macomb,  M.  _M.  'rabies  ot  geographic  ijosltlonn, 
azimuths,  and'  distances.  —  Piilnani,  F.  W.,  and 
others.  Reports  upon  archaeolnpicai  and  ethnolog- 
ical collections  from  vicinity  of  Santa  Barbara,  Cali- 
fornia, and  from  ruined  pueblos  of  Arizona,  and  New 
Mexico,  and  certain  interior  tribes,  v.  7.— Rotliroclc, 
J.  T.,  and  others.  Reports  upon  the  botanical  coliec- 
tiotis  made  in  portions  of  Nevada,  Utali,  Caiiforuia, 
Colorad*',  New  Mexico,  and  Ariz()na,  v.  6.— Steven- 
son. J.  J.  Report  ui)on  geological  examinations  in 
southern  Colorado,  and  northern  New  Mexico,  v.  3, 
suppl.  — Wlilte.  C.  A.,  and  Cope,  E.  D.  Reports 
upon  the  invertebrate  fossils  collected  in  jjortions 
of  Nevada,  Utah,  Colorado,  New  Mexico,  and  Arizona, 
and  the  extinct  vertebrata  obtained  in  New  Mexico, 

V.  4 Yarrow.  H.  C,  and  others.    Reports  upon  the 

zoologicai  collections  obtained  from  portions  of  Ne- 
vada, 'Dtah,  California,  Colorado,  New  Mexico,  and 
Arizona,  v.  5. 

and  others.  Report  upon  the  determina- 
tion of  the  astronomical  coordinates  of  the 
primary  stations  at  Cheyenne,  Wyoming 
territory,  and  Colorado  springs,  Colorado 
territory,  made  during  the  years  1872  and 
1873.     Washington,  1874.    4°.  —3541 

Wheeler,  Gervase.  Homes  for  the  people, 
in  suburb  and  country,  the  villa,  the  man- 
sion, and  the  cottage,  adapted  to  American 
climate  and  wants,  with  examples  showing 
how  to  alter  and  remodel  old  buildings. 
New  York,  1855.     12°.  —1786 

Rural    homes ;    or,   sketches    of    houses 

suited  to  American  country  life,  with  origi- 
nal plans,  designs,  etc.  New  York,  1851. 
8°.  —1787 

Wheeler,  Henry  G.  History  of  Congress, 
biographical  and  political :  comprising  me- 
moirs of  members  of  the  congress  of  the 
United  States,  drawn  from  authentic  sour- 
ces. Illustrated  by  numerous  steel  portraits 
and  fac-simile  autographs.  New  York,  1848. 
2  V.  8°.  3882 


Abbott,  A.  V.  1. 
Bayly,  T.  H.  v.  1. 
Bianchard,  J.  v.  1. 
Bowiin,  J.  B.  V.  1. 
Brodiiead,  R.  v.  1. 
Cabell,  E.  C.  v.  1. 
Chapman,  J,  G.  v.  1. 
Douglas,  S.  A.  V.  1. 
Duer,  W.  V.  1. 
Duncan,  D.  v.  1. 
Giddings,  J.  E.  V.  1. 
Haralson,  H.  A.  v.  1. 
Holmes,  E.  B.  v.  1. 
Holmes,  I.  E.  v.  1. 
Houston,  J.  W.  V.  1. 
Hudsoni  C.  V.  1. 


Contents. 

Hunt,  W.  V.  1. 
Ingersoll,  J.  E.  v.  1. 
King,  D.  P.  V.  1. 
King,  T.  B.  V.  2. 
Lahm,  S.  v.  1. 
Lumpkin,  J.  H.  v.  1. 
McClelland,  B.  v.  2. 
McClernaud,  J.  A.  v.  1. 
Mcllvaine,  A.  R.  v.  1. 
Maciay,  W.  B.  v.  1. 
Pilsbury,  T.  v.  2. 
Boot,  J.  M.  V.  1. 
Sims,  A.  D.  V.  1. 
Smith,  B.  V.  1. 
Wentworth,  .7.  v.  2. 
Winthrop,  E.  C.  v.  1. 


Wheeler,  J.  K.,and  others.    Freemasonry 

and  other  secret  societies  in  Hartford  county.  6  pp. 
(Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  county^  v.  1,  p. 
195.) 

Wheeler,  J.  Talboys.  An  analysis  and 
summary  of  Herodotus,  with  a  synchronis- 
tical  table  of  principal  events ;  tables  of 
weights,  measures,  money,  and  distances ; 
an  outline  of  the  histoi-y  and  geography; 
and  the  dates  completed  from  Gaisford, 
Baehr,  etc.  3  ed.,  revised.  [Anon.]  Lon- 
don, 1854.  p..  8°.  (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Philol. 
Libr.)  2747 

An  analysis  and  summary  of  Thucydides, 

with  a  chronological  table  of  principal 
events  ;  money,  distances,  etc.  I'educed  to 
English  terms ;  a  skeleton  outline  of  the 
geography;  abstracts  of  all  the  speeches, 


index,  etc.  [Anon.]  London,  1855.  p.  8°. 
(Bohn,  H.  G..  PhUol.  Libr.)  2747 

Early  records  of  British  India  :  a  history 

of  the  English  settlements  in  India.  Lon- 
don. 1878.     r.  8°.  8443 

History  of  India  from  the  earliest  ages. 

London,  1867-81.    4  v.  in  5.  8°.  8444 

Journal  of  a  voyage  up  the  Irrawaddy  to 

Mandalay  and  Bhamo.    Rangoon,  1871.    8°. 

1483 

Life  and  travels  of  Herodotus  in  the  5 

century  before  Christ :  an  imaginary  biog- 
raphy founded  on  fact,  illustrative  of  the 
history,  manners,  religion,  literature,  arts, 
and  social  condition  of  the  Greeks,  Egypt- 
ians, Persians,  Babylonians,  Hebrews, 
Scythians,  and  other  ancient  nations,  in  the 
days  of  Pericles  and  Nehemiah.  London, 
1855.     2  V.  8°.  4766 

Madras  versus  America :  a  handbook  to 

cotton  cultivation.    New  York,  1866.    p.  8°. 

—4697 

Short  history  of  India  and  of  the  frontier 

states  of  Afghanistan,  Nipal,  and  Burma. 
With  maps  and  tables.     London,  1880.     12°. 

3447 

Tales  from  Indian  history:  being  the  an- 
nals of  India  retold  in  narratives.    London, 

1881.  p.  8°.  3447 
Wheeler,  James  R.     Theatre  of  Dionysus. 

69  pp.  4  pi.  (Archaeol.  Inst,  of  America,  Papers  of  the 
Am.  school  of  class,  studies  at  AihenSf  v.-l,  1885,  p.  121.) 

Wheeler,  John,  D.  £».,  and  others.  Histor- 
ical discourse,  address,  and  poem,  delivered 
on  the  occasion  of  the  semi-centennial  anni- 
versary of  the  University  of  Vermont,  with 
an  account  of  the  proceedings  at  the  cele- 
bration.    Burlington,  1854.    8°.  L.Box 

Wheeler,  John  Hill.  1806-82.  Historical 
sketches  of  North  Carolina,  from  1584  to 
1851  .  .  .  With  biographical  sketches  of  her 
distinguished  statesmen.  Phila.  1851.  2  v. 
in  1,  8°.  3583 

Sketch  of   the    life  ■  of    Richard  Dobba 

Spaight  of  North  Carolina.  Baltimore,  1 880. 
r.  8°.  .  3773 

Wheeler,  Bev.  Orville  Gould.  Poem  deliv- 
ered on  the  occasion  of  the  semi-centennial 
anniversary  of  the  University  of  Vermont. 
See  Wheeler,  Rev.  John,  and  others. 

Wheeler,  William  Adolphue.  1833-74. 
Explanatory  and  pronouncing  dictionary  of 
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The  same.  19  ed.,  with  appendix  by 
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Who  wrote  it  ?  An  index  to  the  author- 
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modern  literature.  Ed.  by  Charles  G. 
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Wheelock,  Eleazar,  D.  D.    M'Clure,  D., 

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On  the  free  motion  of  points,  and  on  uni- 
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—1418 

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Philosophy  of    the    inductive    sciences, 

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(Tr.)    Platonic    dialogues    for    English 

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Carlisle,  H.    William  Whewell.    7  pp.    (Macmillan's 

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Whichcote,  Benjamin,  D.  D.    Tulloch,  J. 

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Whig  and  tory  administrations  du- 
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Whig  party. 

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convention  which  assembled  at  Harrisburg, 
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Proceedings  of    the  Whigs  of    Chester 

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Dissolution  of  the  Whig  party.    12  pp.    [Dem. 

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See  also  United  States,  Politics. 

Whigs.    See  Great  Britain,  Politics. 

Whipping  of  girls.  Letters  addressed  to 
the  editor  of  the  Englishwoman's  Domestic 
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Whipple,    Commodore   Abraham.    Fisher, 

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Whipple,  Maj.-Gen.  Amiel  Weeks.  1818- 
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The  same.  Washington,  1856.  3  v.  4°. 
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Whipple,  Edwin  Percy.  1819-86.  Amer- 
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troductory notes  by  John  Greenleaf  Whit- 
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Contents.  American  literature.  — ^  Emerson 
and  Carlyle;  Emerson  as  a  poet.  —  Character  and 
genius  of  Thomas  Starr  King.— Daniel  'Webster  as 
a  master  of  English  style Whlttter,  J.  G.  Intro- 
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Character  and  characteristic  men.  Bos- 
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Contents.  Agassiz.  —  The  American  mind. — 
Character.— Eccentric  character.— The  Eng- 
lish mind — Edward  Everett.— Nathaniel  Haw- 
thorne. —  Heroic  character.  —  Intellectual 
character. — Thomas  Starr  King. —Thackeray .— 
Washington  and  the  principles  of  the  Eevolution. 


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Essays  and  reviews.    New  York,  1848-49. 

2  V.  12°.  •  2204 

Contents.  Brltigk  ci-ltlcg,  T.  2.— Byron,  v.  1.— 
Butus  Choate,  v.  'J.— Coleridge  as  a  philosophical 
critic,  V.  2.— Croakers  of  society  ana  literature,  v. 
2.— Dana's  poems  and  prose  writings,  v.  2.— Old 

£nglisli  dramatists,  v.  2 Bnglish  poets  of  19 

century,  v.  1.— Henry  Fielding,  v.  2.— James's 
novels,  V.  1.— Macanlay,  v.  1.— Weal's  History 
of  tile  Puritans,  v.  1. — Poets  and  poetry  of 
America,  v.  1.— Prescott's  Conquest  of  Peru, 
V.  2 — Prescott's  histories,  v.  2.— Komanoo  ot  ras- 
cality, V.  2.— Shakspeare's  critics,  v.  2.— Richard 
Brlnsley    Sheridan,  v.  2.— Sydney,  Smith,  v.  1.— 

South's  sermons,  v.  2 Talford,  v.  1. — Vagaries 

of  volition,  Y.  1.— Daniel  Webster,  v.  1.— Words, 
V.  1.— Words^vorth,  v.  1.— Appendix,  v.  2. 

The  same.    5  ed.    Boston,  1871.    2  v.  12°. 

2287 
2Voi«.— Contents  the  same  as  the  preceding. 

Lectures    on    subjects    connected    with 

literature  and  life.  2  ed.  Boston,  1850. 
12°.  2204 

Contents.    Authors  In    their   relations   to    life 

Charles  Dickens.  —  Genius.  —  Intellectual 
health  and  disease.— The  ludicrous  side  of  life. — 
Novels  and  novelists. — AVit  and  humor. 

(Eev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  70, 1850,  p.  163.) 

Literature  and  life.  Enlarged  ed.  Bos- 
ton, 1871.     12°.  2276 

Contents.  Authors  In  their  relations  to  life.  — 
Bryant.  —  Charles  Dickens.  —  Genius.—  Intel- 
lectual health  and  disease.— The  ludicrous  side 
of  llfe.—lVovels  and  novelists.— Stupid  con- 
servatism and  malignant  reform.  —  "Wit  and 
humor. — Use  and  misuse  of  words.— W^ords- 
■\vortk, 

Literature  of  the  age  of  Elizabeth.  Bos- 
ton, 1869.     13°.  2347 

Outlooks  on  society,  literature,  and  poli- 
tics.    Boston,  1888.     8°.  3387 

Recollections    of    eminent    men,     with 

other  papers,  with  introduction  by  Rev.  C. 
A.  Bartol,  D;  D.     Boston,  1886.     8°.        3796 

Contents.  Recollections  of  Agasslz. — Matthew  Ar- 
nold,—Bartol,  C.  A.  Introduction.— Some  recollec- 
tions of  But  us  Choate.— Barry  Cornwall  and  some 
of  his  contemporaries. — Daniel  Deronda,— George 
Slliot^s  private  life.— Some  recollections 'of  Ralph 
Waldo  Eimerson.— Motley,  the  historian — Recol- 
lections of  Charles  Sumner.— George  Ticknor. 

Some   recollections    of    Rufus    Choate. 

New  York,  1879.     34°.  3897 

A^o^e.— Also  in  Harper's  Mag.  v.  57, 1878,  p.  875. 

Success  and  its  conditions.     Boston,  1871. 

13°.  3376 

Contents.  John  A.  Andrew.— Cheerfulness. — 
Genius  ot  Dickens.— Grit. — Tricks  of  imagina- 
tion. —  Economy  ot  invective.  —  Mental  and 
moral  pauperism.— Ethics  oi  popularity.— Sale 
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Bartol,  C.  A.    Whipple's  Lectures  on  literature 

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Whipple,  William.  Sanderson,  J.  Wil- 
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Whirlwind,  The.    13  pp.    Bryant,  W.  C, 

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{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  105, 1869,  p.  345.) 

See  also  MacmlUan'a  Mag.  v.  7, 1863,  p.  201. 

Whistler,  James  Abbott  McNeill.      Brow- 

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The  same.  3  ed.  London,  1748.  p.  8°. 
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Whitaker,  Alexander.    17  cent.    Part  of  a 

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Whitaker,  Rev.  John.  1785-1808.  History 
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Life  and  original  correspondence  of  Sir 

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Whitaker,  William,  J).  D.  1547-95.  Dis- 
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Whitaker,  William.  1836—.  The  area  of 
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An  account  of  works  on  geology,  mineralogy, 
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S&e  also  Topley,  W.,  and  Sherborii,  C.  D. 

Whitaker.    See  also  Whittaker. 

Whitbourne,  Capt  Richard.  17  cent. 
Westward  hoe  for  Avalon,  in  the  New- 
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illustrated  by  T.  Whitburn.  London,  1870. 
13°.  1648 

Voyages  to  IVevr-fonnd-land ;  Names  ot  per- 
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Whltbread,  Samuel.  Letter  to  Lord  Hol- 
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Whitburn,  Thomas,  (JM.)  Westward  hoe 
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Whitby,  Daniel,  D.  D.  1638-1736.  Dis- 
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the  words  election  and  reprobation.  II. 
The  extent  of  Christ's  redemption.  III. 
The  grace  of  God.  IV.  The  liberty  of  the 
will.  V.  The  perseverance  or  defectibility 
of  the  saints  ...  To  which  is  added  a  post- 
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Whitby,  England.  Robinson,  F.  K.  Glos- 
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Nos.  9,  13.) 
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Whitby  Abbey.  Oartularium  abbathiae 
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Whitcher,  Mrs.  Frances  Miriam  Berry. 
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Whitcomb,  James.  Poore,  B.  P.  James 
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White,  Adam.  1817 — .  Catalogue  of  cole- 
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Mus.  Cat.)  —3677 

List  of  the  specimens  of  British  animals 

in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum.  Pt. 
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List  of  the  specimens  of  British  animals 

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List  of  the  specimens  of  British  animals 

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Nomenclature  of  coleopterous  insects  in 

the  collection  of  the  British  Museum.  Lon- 
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(Ed.)     Collection  of  documents  on  Spitz- 

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Relation  of  the  colony  of  the  Lord  Baron 

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narrative  of  the  voyage  to  Maryland  ;  and 
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Baltimore,  1879.     8°.  L.Box 

European  schools  of  history  and  politics. 

Baltimore,  1887.  8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johns 
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Paper  money  inflation  in  France,  how  it 

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Two . addresses  at  Cleveland,  Ohio,  1883. 

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Warfare  of  science.    18  pp.    (Eev.  of  in  Westm. 

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White,  Belle.    Boring  for  oil.    13  pp.     (At- 

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White,  Blanco.    See  White,  Joseph  Blanco. 

White,  C.  B.,  M.  D.     Report  of  cholera  in 

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White,  Charles.  Three  years  in  Constanti- 
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White,  Charles  Abiathar.  1826—.  On  in- 
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On  mesozoic  fossils.    Washington,  1884. 

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On  new  cretaceous  fossils  from  Califor- 
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On  the  fresh-water  invertebrates  of  the 

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,  On  the  mesozoic  and  cenozoic  palaeon- 
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On  the  relation  of  the  Laramie  moUuscan 

fauna  to  that  of  the  succeeding  fresh- water 
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White,  Rev.  Charles  Harold  Evelyn.  1851—. 
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WUite,  Rev.  Charles  Ignatius.  1807-77.  Life 
of  Mrs.  Eliza  A.  Seton,  foundress  and 
first  superior  of  the  Sisters  or  Daughters  of 
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White,  Daniel  Appleton.  1776-1861.  Eulogy 
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Walker,  J.    Memoir  of  W.    69  pp.  1  pi.    (Mass. 

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White,  Rev.  Edward.    Life  in  Christ.    30 

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White,  Francis,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Ely.  —1638. 
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Treatise  of  the  Sabbath-day.  Contain- 
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of  the  Church  of  England,  against  Sabbata- 
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White,  Francis  Buchanan.  Eeport  on  the 
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White,  Francis  Sellon.  History  of  inven- 
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White,  Gavin.  Bain,  W.  White's  new  in- 
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White,  Rev.  George.  Historical  collections 
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Statistics  of  the  state  of  Georgia:  in- 
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3585 

Wliite,  George  (attnbwfed  io).  n  cent.  Re- 
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White,  Rev.  George  Savage.  Circa  1784- 
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of  American  manufactures.  Connected  with 
a  history  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the  cot- 
ton manufacture  in  England  and  America. 
With  remarks  on  the  moral  influence  of 
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Wllite,  iJen.  Gilbert.  1730-93.  Natural  his- 
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various  parts  of  nature  ;  and  the  Naturalist's 
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with  further  illustrations,  a  biographical 
sketch  of  the  author,  and  a  complete  index, 
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Jesse,  E.    Short  biography  of  W.    20  pp.    (White, 

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White,  Guilford.  Political  economy:  a 
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White,  Mrs.  H.  D.     Raindrops,  a  love  song. 

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White,  Rev.  Henry.  1790-1858.  Early  his- 
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interesting  incidents.  7  ed.  Concord,  N.  H. 
1843.     13°.  3687 

White,  Henry.  — 1880.  The  massacre  of 
St.  Bartholomew.  Preceded  by  a  History 
of  the  religious  wars  in  the  reign  of  Charles 
IX.     New  York,  1868.     8°.  —1397 

■  See  also  Royal  Society  of  liondon,  Catalogue  of 
scientific  papers. 

White,  Henry  Kirke.  1785-1806.  Remains  ; 
with  an  account  of  his  life,  by  Robert 
Southey.  9ed.  London,  1831.  3  v.  8°.  3194 
Contents.  The  Christiad,  a  divine  poem,  v.  2.— 
Clifton  Grove,  v.  2.— Remarks  on  the  Sngllsh 
poets,  V.  2. — E^ssayg,  v.  3. — Fragments,  v.  2. — 
Gondoline,  v.  2.— On  our  estimate  of  liapptness, 
V.  3.— Ijetters,  v.  1, 3.— On  human  life,  v.  3. — Slelan- 
cUoly  hours,  v.  2; — On  the  human  mind,  v.  3. — 
Reasons  for  entering  the  ministry  of  the  church,  v. 

3 Omnipresence,  v.   3. —  Poems,  v.  1,  3.  —  On 

prayer,  v.  2. — Prose  compositions,  v.  2,  3.— On 
the  dignity  of  the  pulpit,  v.  3.— Reflections,  v.  2. 
— Sonnets,  V.  2.— Southey,  B.  Account  of  the  life  of 
H.  K.  White,  T.  1.— Sternliold  and  Hopkins,  v.  2.— 
Time,  a  poem,  v.  2.— Cursory  remarks  on  tragedy, 
V.  2.— Remarks  on  the  English  poets :  Warton,  v.  2. 

Poetical  works.   London,  1860.   13°.   1348 

— ^  Poems.    18  pp.    (Aikin,  J.,  Brit. poets,  v.  2,  p.  167.) 


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Cary,  H.  F.    Henry  Klrke  White.    8  pp.    (In  his 

Lives  of  the  Eng.  poets,  p.  412.)— Southey,  K.  Life 
of  W.    B9  pp.    (White,  H.  K.,  Remains,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

White,  Horace.  1834—.  The  tariff  question 
and  its  relation  to  the  present  commercial 
crisis.  New  York,  1881.  12°.  (Economic 
monogr.  No.  3.)  — 1398 

(TV.)     Sophisms  of  protection.    See  Bas- 

tiat,  F. 

White,  Hugh  Lawson.  Scott,  N.  N.  {Ed.) 
Memoir  of  Hugh  Lawson  White  ;  with  se- 
lections from  his  speeches  and  correspond- 
ence.    1856. 

liife  of  W.    8  pp.    (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring, 

J. ,  Nat.  portr,  gallery,  v.  4.) 

White,  Israel  Charles.  1848—.  Geology  of 
Erie  and  Crawford  counties.  Harrisburg, 
1881.     8°.     {Pa.  2  geol.  surv.  Q  4.)        —4646 

Geology  of  Lawrence  county.     To  which 

is  appended  a  special  report  on  the  correla- 
tion of  the  coal  measures  in  western  Pa.  and 
eastern  Ohio.  Harrisburg,  1878.  8°.  [Pa. 
2geol.surv.Q,(i.)  —4646 

Geology  of  Mercer  county.    Harrisburg, 

1880.    8°.    (Pa.  3greoZ.  SMTO.  Q,  Q,Q.)   —4646 

Eeport  of  progress  in  the  Beaver  river 

district  of  the  bituminous  coal-fields  of  west- 
ern Pa.  Harrisburg,  1878.  8°.  {Pa.  2 
geol.  surv.  Q. )  —4646 

The  permian  or  upper  carboniferous  flora 

of  West  Virginia.  See  Fontaine,  W.  M. ,  and 
White,  I.  C. 

White,  Bev.  James.  1806-63.  Eighteen 
Christian  centuries.  With  a  copious  index. 
From  the  3  Edinburgh  ed.  New  York,  1863. 
13°.     (Rev.   of  in  Blackwood^s  Mag.  v.  84, 

.     1858.  p.  165.)  3447 

History  of  France,  from  the  earliest  times 

to  1848.     New  York,  1859.    8?.  1663 

White's  Scottisli  historical  dramas.      14  pp. 

(Edin.  Bev.  V.  84,  1846,  p.  223.) 

White,  James.  New  century  of  inventions, 
being  designs  and  descriptions  of  100  ma- 
chines, relating  to  arts,  manufactures,  and 
domestic  life.   Manchester,  1832.   4°.   —3713 

White,  James  Clarke.   Life  of.   1  p.    (Vaille, 

F.  O.,  and  Claris;,  H.  A.,  Harvard  Book,  v.  1,  p.  264.) 

White,  James  Piatt,  M.  D.  1811-81.  Samuel 
Bard.  41  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D.,  Lives  of  Am.  plmsicians, 
p.  166.) 

White,  Bev.  John.  1575-1648.  The  planter's 
plea,  or  the  grounds  of  plantations  ex- 
amined, and  usual  objections  answered. 
[Anon.]  London,  1630  ;  repr.  Washington, 
1838.     8°.     (Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  3.)         1644 

White,  Lt.  John.     Voyage  to  Cochin  China. 

20  pp.  (Kev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  41,  1825,  p.  123;  N.  Am. 
Bev.  V.  18, 1824,  p.  140;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  30, 1824,  p.  351.) 

White,  John.     IQ  cent.    Voyage  to  Virginia, 

1690.    8  [ip.    (Hakluyt,  H.,  Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  360.) 

W^hite,  John.  Journal  of  a  voyage  to  New 
South  Wales,  with  65  plates  of  non-desoript 
animals,  birds,  lizards,  serpents,  curious 
cones  of  trees,  and  other  natural  produc- 
tions.   London,  1790.    4°.  1441 

White,  John.  Rural  architecture  :  illustr. 
in  a  new  series  of  designs  for  ornamental 
cottages  and  villas,  exemplified  by  plans, 
elevations,  sections,  and  details.  Glasgow, 
1845.     fo.     .  —1781 

White,  John.  Ancient  history  of  the  Maori, 
his  mythology  and  traditions.  London, 
1889.    4  v.  8°-  1705 


White,  John,  Jr.  1866—.  Sulphon-fluores- 
cein  and  other  sulphon-phthaleins.  Disser- 
tation presented  .  .  .  for  the  degree  of  Doc- 
tor of  Philosophy.  Baltimore,  1891.  8°. 
{Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  theses,  y.  3.)       —3306 

White,  John  Gardner.  Rev.  John  Frederick 
Sohroeder,  D.  D.  11  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal. 
Soo.  Mem.  biog.  V.  3,  p.  168.)— Samuel  Sumner  Wilde, 
LL.  D.  21  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Mem.  biog. 
V.  2,  p.  368.) 

White,  John  Tahourdin,  D.  D.  1810 -. 
Grammatical  notes  and  vocabulary.  95  pp.  (Eutro- 
pius,  Historiae  Bomanae  libri  VII,  p.  59.) 

{Ed.)    Histoiy  of  the  Roman  emperors, 

from  Augustus  to  the  death  of  Marcus  An- 
tonius.     See  Lynam,  Bev.  R. 

and    Riddle,    Bev.    Joseph 

Latin-English  dictionary.     3  ed. 
1866.     8°. 

The  same.    4t  ed.    London,  1873. 


Esmond. 
London , 

1173 
3  v.  8°. 

R.34 


Contents. 

A-Kyrle  eleison,  v.  1.  L-Zythum,  v.  2. 

White,  John  Williams,  Ph.  D.  {Ed.)  1849—. 
CEdipus  tyrannus  of  Sophocles.  See  Sopho- 
cles. 

(TV.)     Introduction  to  the  rhythmic  and 

metric  of  the  classical  languages.  See 
Schmidt,  J.  H.  H. 

White,  Joseph,  D.  D.  1746-1814.  Sermons 
preached  before  the  University  of  Oxford, 
in  the  year  1784,  at  the  lecture  founded  by 
Rev.  John  Bampton.  3  ed.  London,  1785. 
8°.  —4235 

White,  Capt.  Joseph.    Webster,  D.    Murder 

of  W.    38  pp.    (In  Ms  Great  speeches,  p.  189.) 

White,  Joseph  Blanco.  1775-1841.  Letters 
from  Spain,  by  Don  Leucadio  Doblado.  2 
ed.    London,  1835.     8°.  8525 

Life  of,  written  by  himself ,  with  portions 

of  his  correspondence.  Ed.  by  John  Hamil- 
ton Thorn.  London,  1845.  3  v.  13°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Bev.  v.  20,  1846,  p.  345  ;  New 
Englander,  v.  4,  1846,  p.  338  ;  Westm.  Bev.  v. 
44,  1846,  p.  373.)  4876 

Authority  in  religion.    Bianco  White.    42  pp. 

{Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  4,  1846,  p.  38.)— Practioai  and  in- 
ternal evidence  against.Catlioliclsm.  17  pp.  (Bev. 
of  in  Blaokwood's  Mag.  v.  18, 1825,  p.  102.)— Dewey,  0. 
Blanco  White.  Bationalism.  26  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v. 
39,  1845,  p.  195.) 

Bellovrs,  H.  W.    Life  of  W.    13  pp.    IChr.  Exam.  v. 

39,  1845,  p.  352.)— aiadgtoue,  W.  E.  Blanco  White. 
64  pp.  (In  Ms  Gleanings,  v.  2,  p.  1 ;"  and  Quart.  Bev.  v. 
76, 1846,  p.  164.)— Walker,  J.  Blanco  White's  life  and 
■writings.    25  pp.    ( Chr.  Exam.  v.  20, 1836,  p.  111.) 

White,  Josiah.     Richardson,  R.     Memoir 

of  Josiah  White.     1873. 
White,    Laura   Lyon.       Kirwin.       10    pp. 

{ Overld.  Monthly,  v.  7, 1871,  p.  506.)— lady  Vnger.  8 
pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1873,  p.  334.)— Spades. 
8  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  183.)— Timms' 
strategy.  4  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  9,  ISTi,  p.  M.)— 
White  as  wool.  7  pp.  (Overld.  Monthly,  v.  11,  IS/IH, 
p.  125.)— A  Would-be  Benedict.  6  pp.  (Overtd. 
Monthly,  V.  8, 1872,  p.  452.) 

White,  Lovell.  The  judge's  story.  8  pp. 
( Overld,  Monthly,  v.  11,  1873,  p.  457.)  -^  Margaret 
Hemming.  8  pp.   (Overld.  Monthly,  y.  10,1913,^.519.) 

White,  Peter.  Notes  on  the  flora  of  Shet- 
land. 6  pp.  (Tudor,  J.  E.,  The  Orkneys  and  Shetland, 
p.  422.) 

White,  Richard.    Niceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des 

hommes,  v.  24. 

White,  Richard  Edward.  Cross  of  Monterey 
and  other  poems.    Sam  Francisco,  1883.    13°. 

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White,  Richard  Grant.  1831-85.  England 
without  and  within.    Boston,  1881.    13°. 

1517 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  William  Shakes- 
peare, with  aA  essay  .toward  the  expression 
of  his  genius,  and  an  account  of  the  rise  and 
progress  of  the  English  drama.  •  Boston, 
1865.     8°.  __  3395 

National  hymns,  how  they  are  written 

and  how  they  are  not  written,  a  lyric  and 
national  study  for  the  times.  New  York, 
1861.     8°.  18B3 

The  new  gospel  of  peace  according  to  St. 

Benjamin.    \_Anon.'\    New  York,  1877.  p.  8°. 

2617 

Studies  in  Shakespeare.  -  Boston,   1886. 

p.  8°.  8806 

Words  and  their  uses,  past  and  present. 

A  study  of  the  English  language.  New 
York,  1870.  ,  p.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  46, 1880,  p.  437  ;  New  Englander, 
Y.  30,  1871,  p.  305.)  —3136 

Every-day  English.   A  sequel  to  "  Words 

and  their  uses."    Boston,  1880.    13°.    —3136 

Poetry  ot  Robert  Brownlns.    16'pp.    (Browning, 

K.,  Selections,  p.  v.)— Mr.  Wasnlnstou  Adams  Im 
England.  33  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  61,  ISSS,  p. 189; 
V.  52, 1883,  p.  94.)— Sequel  to  Mr.  Washington  Adams. 
16  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  63,1884,  p.  108.)— My  lirier- 
■wood  pipe,  and  what  It  cost  me.  6  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  v.  24,  1862,  p.  196.)  —  Anatomizing  ot  William 
Sbakegpeare.  66  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  63,  1834, 
pp.  5U6,  816  ;  v.  64,  1884,  pp.  267,  313.) 

(Ed.)      Poetry    lyrical,    narrative,    apd 

satirical  of  the  civil  war.  New  York,  1866. 
13°.  1337 

(JEd.)    Book  hunter.    See  Burton,  J.  H. 

Hall,  F.      Recent   exenipliflcations  of 

false  philology.'  1873. 
liowell,  J.  E.  White's  Shalsespeare.  31  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  3,  1869,  pp.  Ill,  241.)— Mr.  White  on 
Shakespeare  and  Sheridan.  6  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  62,1883,  p.  666.)— "Weiss,' J.  White's  Shakespeare 
memoirs.  9  pp.  (Chr.^Mcam.  v.  80,  1866,  p.  26.)— 
Whipple,  B.  P.  Klohard  Grant  White.  9  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  49,  1882,  p.  214.)  >, 

White,  Robert,  M.  D.  Microscopic  organ- 
isms in  Cochituate  water.  Boston,  1879. 
8°.  —1665 

White,  Robert.  Madeira,  its  climate  and 
scenery.  A  hand-book  for  invalid  and  other 
visitors.  3  ed.  Ed.,  and  in  great  part  re- 
written, with  the  addition  of  rnuch  new  mat- 
ter, by  James  Yate  Johnson.  With  a  map. 
Edinburgh,  1857.     8°.  3435 

White,  Robert.  History  of  the  battle  of 
Bannockburn  fought  A.  D.  1814,  with  notices 
of  the  principal  warriors  who  engaged  in 
that  conflict.  Withjnap.  Edinburgh,  1871. 
8°.  3574 

History  of  the  battle  of  Otterburn,  fought 

in  1388  :  with  memoirs  of  the  warriors  who 
engaged  in  that  memorable  conflict.  Lon- 
don, 1857.    p.  8°.  ■     3577 

White,   Samuel.    17  cent.    Petition  to  the 

House  ol  Commons  describing  his  grievances  against 
the  [East  India]  Company.  17  pp.  (Anderson,  J., 
Eng.  intercourse  with  Siam  in  the  17  century,  p.  429 :  Trtiet- 
ner's  Orient,  s.) 

White,  Thomas.  16  cent.  Taking  of  3 
Spanish  ships  bound  for  the  Vest  Indies,  1692.  2  pp. 
(Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  7.) 

White,  Thomas  {Ed.)  Old  English  drama. 
London,  1830.    4  v.  16°.  3877 


Contents.  Field,  N.  Amends  for  ladles  ;  A  woman 
is  a  weatherooolt,  v.  2.  —  Forde,  J.  The  broken 
heart,  v.  2.— The  lover's  melancholy,  v.  4.— 'Tls  pity 
she's  a  whore,  v.  2.— Haughton,  W.  Englishmen 
tor  my  money,  v.  1.— Jonson,  B.  Eplcoene ;  or,  the 
Silent  woman,  v.  3.— Volpone ;  or,  the  Fox,  v.  1.— 
Kirke,  J.    Seven  champions  ot  Christendom,  v.  3.— 

Marlovr,  0.    Doctor  Faustua,  v.  4 Sllddleton,  T. 

Trick  to  catch  the  old  one;  Women  beware  women, 
V.  3.— Peele,  G.  Chronicle  history  ot  King  Edward 
I,  V.  4.— Still,  J.  Gammer  Gurton's  nedle,  v.  1.— 
— Udall,  N.  Ealph  Eoyster  Doyster,  v.  1.— Wright, 
,T.    Historical  account  ot  the  English  stage,  v.  1. 

White,  William,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Pennsylvania. 
1748-1836.  Memoirs  of  the  Protestant  Epis- 
copal Church  in  the  United  States  of  Amer- 
ica. Phila.  1820.  8°.  —3375 
The  same.  Ed.  with  notes  and  a  sketch 
of  the  origin  and  progress  of  the  colonial 
church  by  Rev.  B.  F.  DeOosta.  New  York, 
1880.     8°.  —3273 

Wilson,  B.    Memoir  of  thd  life  of  Right 

Rev.  William  White,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  the 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church  in  the  state  of 
Pennsylvania.     1839. 

Life  of  W.    8pp.    (Longaore,  J. B.,and  Herring,  J., 

Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  1.)— Stevens,  W.  B.  Wm.  White. 
11  pp.    (Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  eft.  universal,  v.  2,  p.  647.) 

Wlllte,    William.     Emanuel    Swedenborg : 

his  life  and  writings.     London,  1867.     3  v. 

8°.  4784 

White,  William.     Hygienic  value  of  colour 

in  the  dwelling.    8   pp.    (London   Internat.  Health 

Exhib.  Literature,  v.  2,  p.  287.) 

White,  Bev.  William  A.  Poems  by  a  priest. 
[Anon.]    Salisbury,  Md.,  1851.     13°.       1398 

White,  William  Hale  (2V.)  Ethic  demon- 
strated in  geometrical  order,  and  divided 
into  5  pts.    See  Spinoza,  B. 

W  hite.    See  also  Whyte. 

Wliite  and  black.    Campbell,  Sir  G. 

—1347 

Whijle  ants.  Hagbn,  H.  A.  von.  Cata- 
logue of  the  specimens  of  neuropterous  in- 
sects in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum. 
Pt.  1.     Termitina.     1858.     {Brit.  Mus.  Cat.) 

Bnckley,  S.  B.    Description  ot  2  new  species  ot 

termites  from  Texas.  4  pp.  (^ntomol.  Soc.  Phila. 
Proc.  v.  1,  1863,  p.  212.)— Dartvln,  :0.  E.  Eecent  re- 
searches on  termites.  4  pp.  (Am.  Nat,  v.  8,  1874,  p. 
663.)i— Hagen,  H.  A.  von.  On  a  wingless  white  ant 
from  Japan.  2  pp.  (Boston  Soc.  Nat.  Hist.  Proc.  v.  11, 
1868,  p.  399.)— Probable  danger  from  white  ants.  10  pp. 
(Am.  Nat.  v.  10, 1876,  p.  401.)— Eemarks  on  some  white 
ants.  2  pp.  (Boston  Soc.  Nat.  Hist.  Pi-oc.  v.  13, 1871,  p. 
206.)— Swarms  ot  termes  flavlpes  followed  by  swarms 
ol  birds;  Some  remarks  upon  white  ants.  6  pp. 
(Boston  Soc.  Nat.  Hist.  Proc.  v.  20, 1881,  pp.  118,  121.)— 
Hubbard,  H.  G.  Notes  on  the  tree  nests  ot  termites 
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1878,  p.  267.)— liayard,  E.  L.  Ravages  ot  a  species  of 
white  ant  at  St.  Helena.  2  pp.  (Entomol.  Soc.  Lon- 
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Contributions  towards  the  natural  history  of  the  ter- 
mites. 3  pp.  (Ann.  and  mag.  nat.  hist.  4  s.  V.  13,  1874, 
p.402.)— Eecentresearches  ontermites.  2pp.  (Nature, 
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termes  tontalls,  Ealdeman.  2  pp.  (Boston  Soc.  Nat. 
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white  ants.  2  pp.  (Boston  Soc.  Nat.  Hist.  Proc.  v.  19, 
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White  doe  of  Rylstone.  64  pp.  Words- 
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White  family.    Shattuok,  L.    Memorials 

of  the  Whites.  6  pp.  (lilass.  Hist.  Soc.  Goll.  4  s.  v.  2, 
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M'bite  hills.    King,  T.  S.  2477 

White  house.    21  pp.     [Dublin  Univ.  Mag. 

V.  89,  1877,  p.  450.) 

White  lady,  a  tale  of  the  Highlands.    8 

pp.    {Fmser's  Mag.  v.  3,  1331,  p.  293.) 

White  niouutaiiis. 

King,  T.  S.  The  White  hills  ;  their  le- 
gends, landscape,  and  poetry.     1866. 

Spaulding,  J.  H.    Historical    relics  of 

the  White  mountains.     1862. 

■ — -  WiLLEY,  B.  G.  History  of  the  White 
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Bowditcli,  N.    Estimate   of   tlie  height   of   the 

White  hlll8.  3  pp.  (Am.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sol.  Mem. 
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against  the  reply  to  T.  C,  v.  1-3.— Dangerous  points 
of  doctrine  avouched  by  T.  C.  in  his  reply,  v.  3.— 
Iietterg,  v.  3.— Examination  of  places  cited  In  the 
end  of  the  reply,  v.  3.— Sermons,  v.  3.— Table  of 
principal  titles  and  matters  handled  at  large,  v.  3. 
—Certain  untrnthg  and  falsified  authorities  con- 
tained in  the  reply  ot  T.  C,  v.  3 Appendix,  y    3  — 

Index,  V.  3. 

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yard,  T.  Good  will.  Sad  and  heavy  verses,  for  the 
losse  of  the  Abp.  of  Canterbury.  13  pp.  (Part  T 
Heliconia,  v.  3.)— Taylor,  W.  C.  Abp.  Whltglft  and 
Dr.  Cartwrlght.  14  pp.  (/n  Us  Romantic  blog.  y  2  p 
103.)— Wordsworth,  C.  Abp.  Whltglft.  76  pp.  (In 
Us  Ecoles.  blog.  v.  3,  p.  647.)  . 

Whithington,  Nicholas.    17  cent.    Extracts 
of  a  tractate  by.    6  pp.    (Purchas,  S.,  Hispilgrimes,  y. 

Wiliting,  Brig.-Gen.    Henry.     Circa    1790- 

1851.     Ontwa,  the  son  of  the  forest,  a  poem. 

[Anon.]    New  York,  1833.     8°.  1354 

Life  otZebulon  Montgomery  Pike.  98  pp.   (Sparks 

J.,  Am.  biog.  2  s.  v.  5,  p.  217.)  ' 

Whiting,  Sydney.    Anacreon  to  Ilia.    1  p. 

(Dublin   Univ.    Hag.  v.  39,  1852,  p.  199.)  — Birth  of 
Venus.    2  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23,  1844,  p.  626  ) 


—Fate  of  Actaeon.  6  pp,  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag,  v.  16 
1840,  p.  620.)-Th6  Sibyl's  glass.  6  pp.  {Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  v.  34,  1849,  p.  •i37.) 

Whiting,  William,  LL.  D.  1813-73.  War 
powers  of  the  President,  and  the  legislative 
powers  of  Congress  in  relation  to  rebellion, 
treason,  and  slavery.  Boston,  1863.  8°. 
( With  Laws  of  race. )  2646 

War  powers  under  the  Constitution  of 

the  United  States.  10  ed.  Boston,  1864. 
8°.  -1343 

Whitington,  G.  T.  The  Falkland  islands, 
&c.     London,  1840.     8°.  3424 

Whitington.    See  also  Whittington. 

Whitley,  George,  M.  D.  {Ed.)  Medical 
logic.    See  Oesterlen,  F. 

{Tr.)     On    thrombosis    of   the   cerebral 

sinuses.    See  Dusoh,  T.  von. 

(Tr.)     Treatise  on  syphilis  in  ne'w-born 

children  and  infants  at  the  breast.  See 
Diday,  P. 

Whitley,  Col.  Hiram  C.    Buenham,  G.  P. 
Memoirs  of  the  United  States  secret  service' 
.  .  .  and  a  brief  account  of  the  life  of  Col. 
H.  C.  Whitley,  chief  of  the  division.     1873. 

Whitling,  Henry  John.  Pictures  of  Nu- 
remberg ;  and  rambles  in  the  hills  and  val- 
leys of  Franconia.     London,  1850.    2  v.  13°. 

1467 

Whitman,    Rev.     Bernard.       Walker,    J. 

Stuart  and  W. ;  Mr.  Whitman  and  his  reviewers.  62 
pp.  (C/ir.  Exam.  v.  10,  1831,  pp.  87,  385.)— Whitman's 
Letters  to  a  Unlversalist.  4  pp.  ( Glir.  Exam.  v.  16, 
1834,  p.  133.)— Whitman's  Village  sermons.  6  ^pp. 
(  Ohr.  Exam,,  v.  13, 1883,  p.  181.) 

Peahody,  A.    P.    Memoir    of   W.     21    pp.    (Cftr. 

Exam.  V.  '22,  1837,  p.  344.) 

Whitman,  Edmund  Allen.  Flax  culture : 
an  outline  of  the  history  and  present  condi- 
tion of  the  flax  industry  in  the  United 
States,  and  a  consideration  of  the  influence 
exerted  on  it  by  legislaion.  With  an  intro- 
duction by  J.  R.  Leeson.  Boston,  1888. 
8°._  _4686 

Whitman,  iJeiJ.  Jason.    Hill,  T.    Rev.  Jason 

Whitman.     7  pp.     (C/ir.  a:am.  v.  44,  1848,  p.  441.) 

Whitman,  Mrs.  Sarah  Helen  Power.  1803- 
78.  Edgar  Poe  and  his  critics.  New  York, 
1860.     13°.  3881 

Poems.     Boston,  1878.     13°.  1356 

Whitman,  Thomas  J.    Public  water-supply 

ot  St.  Louis.  3  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports, 
v.  10,  p.  316.)  '  ^ 

Whitman,  Walt  or  Walter.  1819—.  Leaves 
of  grass.     Washington,  1873.     8°.  1354 

November  boughs.   Phila.  1888.   8°-    1352 

Passage    to    India.     Washington,    1873. 

8°.     ( With  his  Leaves  of  grass. )  1354 

Specimen     days     and     collect.     Phila. 

1883-83.     12°.  2296 

7~roS"'''""  symbols.  3  pp.  (^Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  6, 
1860,  p.  445.)— Patrolling  Barnesat.  1  p.  (Har- 
per s  Mag.v.  62, 1881,  p.  701.)-Prayer  of  Columbns. 
i  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1871,  p.  524.)— Frond 
""1,  ^o^?****  **''"**"''ni-  5  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  23,  1869,  p.  199.)-Song  of  the  redwood-tree. 
2  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  y.  48,  1874,  p.  366.) 

BucKE,  R.  M.     Walt  Whitman.     1883. 

— -  Bayne,  P.  Walt  Whitman's  poems.  20  pp.  ( Con- 
temp.  Rev.  V.  27, 1876,  p.  49.)— Bentzon,  T.  Vn  poJte 
amSrlcaln.  18  pp.  (Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  isn.ipir.  v. 
B9,  p.  565.)— Buchanan,  B.  The  American  Socrates. 
6  pp.  {In  his  Looks  round  literature,  p.  341.)  — 
Cochin,  H.  Un  poSte  am4rlcaln :  Walt  Whitman. 
27  pp.  (Correspondant,  a.  s.  y.  73,  1877,  p.  634.)— Con- 
T?Ei  ^-  •?•■  ''^°'"  ■WlHtman.  11  pp.  {Forln.  Rev.  v. 
w  ,.^E;  o'^"-)— Dowden,  E.  Poetry  of  democracy: 
wait  Whitman.    66  pp.    (in  his  Studies  in  literature. 


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p.  *68;  and  WeBttn.  Eev.  n.  a.  v.  40, 1811,  p.  S3.)— GJl- 
.  Christ,  Mrs.  A.  An  EnglUliwoman'a  estimate  of  W.  ■, 
A  confession  of  talth.  53  pp.  [Life  and  viritings,  pp. 
287,  331.)— Kennedy,  W.  Walt  Whitman.  11  pp. 
(iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  133,  lj84,  p.  691.)— Selwyn,  G.  Walt 
Whitman  in  Camden.  10  pp.  (GUder,  J.  L.  and  J.  B., 
Aulkors  at  home,  p.  333.)— Stedman,  E.  C.  Walt  Whit- 
man, 47  pp.  (/n  his  Poets  of  America,  p.  349 ;  and 
Scrlbner'B  Monthly,  v.  21,  18,81,  p.  47.)— Stevenson, 
R.  L.  Walt  Whitman.  38  pp.  {In  Ms  Men  and  books, 
p.  91.) 

Whitman,   William    E.    S.,    and   True, 

Charles' H.  Maine  in  the  war  for  the  union  : 
a  history  of  the  part  borne  by  Maine  troops 
in  the  suppression  of  the  American  rebel- 
lion.   Lewiston,  1865.    8°.  2613 

Whitman,  Zachariah  Gardner.  Historical 
sketch  of  the  Ancient  and  Honourable  Ar- 
tillery Company;  from  its  formation  in  the 
year  1637,  to  the  present  time.  Boston .  1820. 
8°.  1654 

Whitmarsh,  Caroline  Snowden  {afterwards 
Mrs.  Guild),  and  Guild,  Mrs.  Anne  E. 
Gore  [Eds.)  Hymns  of  the  ages.  With  an 
introduction  by  Rev.  F.  D.  Huntington. 
Boston,  1877.     8  v.  8°.  —1256 

Whitmore,  William  Henry.  1836—.  Cata- 
logue of  the  American  portion  of  the  libi-ary 
of  the  Kev.  Thomas  Prince.  With  a  memoir. 
Boston,  1868.     12°.  •    W.58 

Handbook  of  American  genealogy;  being 

a  catalogue  of  family  histories  and  publica- 
tions containing  genealogical  information, 
chronologically  arranged.  Albany,  1862. 
sm.  4°.  *  2775 

Law  of  adoption  in  the  United  States 

and  especially  in  Massachusetts.  Albany, 
1876.     8°.  —1343 

Massachusetts  civil  list  for  the  colonial 

and  provincial  periods,  1630-1774.  Being  a 
list  of  the  names  and  dates  of  appointment 
of  all  the  civil  oflSoers  constituted  by  au- 
thority of  the  charters,  or  the  local  govern- 
ment.    Albany,  1870.     8°.  2623 

{Ed.)  The  Andros  tracts  :  being  a  col- 
lection of  pamphlets  and  official  papers 
issued  during  the  period  between  the  over- 
throw of  the  Andros  government  and  the 
establishment  of  the  2  charter  of  Massachu- 
setts. With  notes  and  a  memoir  of  Sir  Ed- 
mund Andros.  Boston;  1868-74.  3  v.  sm.  4°. 
(Prince  Soo.Pm6.)  4626 

Contents.  AnAros,  Sir  B.  Report  of  his  adminis- 
tration of  New-Buglftnd,  v.  3.— Charges  against  Andros 
and  others;  Sarratlve  of  the  proceedings  of  Sir  Ed- 
mond  Androsse  and  his  complices,  v.  1. — Report  of 
the  proceedings  against  Andros  and  others  before  the 
privy  council  in  April,  1690,  v.  2.— Documents  relating 
to  the  period  of  Andros'a  adnitnistration,  v.  3.— 
B.,  A.  Account  of  the  late  revolutions  In  New-Eng- 
land, V.  2.— Declaration  of  the  gentlemen,  merchants, 
and  Inhabitants  of  Boston  and  the  country  adja- 
cent, 1689,  V.  1.— Bulkeley,  G.  People's  right  to 
election,  or  alteration  of  government  In  Connecticut, 
T.  2.— fiyfield,-N.  Account  of  the  late  rebellion  In 
New-England,  v.  1.— C,  S.  Eurther  quaerles  upon 
the  present  state  of  New-English  affairs,  v.  1.— Peti- 
tion of  the  Inhabitants  of  Charlestown,  v.  2.— Con- 
siderations against  the  charter,  v.  3.— D.,  C.  New- 
England's  faction  discovered,  or  a  brief  and  true  ac- 
count ot  their  persecutlbn  of  the  Church  of  England, 
V.  2.— Fayerweather,  J.,  and  Williams,  N.  Infor- 
mation ot  what  entertainment  Sir  Edmund  Androsse, 
Kt.  and  the  rest  of  the  gentlemen  committed  to  our 
charge  had  at  the  castle  upon  Castle  Island,  v.  1. — , 
Abstract  ot  laws  of  New-England,  contrary  to 
the  laws  of  England,  v.  3.— Extract  of  a  letter  con- 
cerning the  neft  charter  granted  to  the  colony  of 
X  Massachusetts  In  New-England,  v.  2.— Letter  of  the 
laondon  ministers  to  the  general  court,  v.  2.— Pe- 


tition ot  the  inhabitants  ot  Maine,  v.  1.— Answer  of 
the  Massachngettg  agents  to  Randolph's  account 
of  the  Irregular  trade  since  the  revolution  in  New- 
England,  v.  2.— Hather,  C.  Political  fables,  v.  2.— 
Extracts  from  Cotton  Mather's  "Parentator,"  or 
memoirs  of  Increase  Mather,  v.  8. — Mather,  I.  Ac- 
count ot  Mather's  agency  in  a  reply  to  Calet ;  Address 
to  the  Inhabitants  ot  Massachusetts-Bay;  Brief  ac- 
count concerning  several  of  the  agents  of  New-Eng- 
land, their  negotiation  at  the  court  ot  England  ;  Brief  ' 
relation  ot  the  state  ot  New-England ;  Narrative  ot 
the  miseries  of  New-Eugland ;  New-England  vindi- 
cated from  the  unjust  aspersions  cast  upon  the 
former  government  thfere;  Present  state  of  the  New- 
English  affairs;  Reasons  tor  the  confirmation  of  the 
charters  ot  the  corporations  in  New-England ;  Vindi- 
cation of  New-England,  v.  2.— Appeal  to  the  men  of 
New-Elngland,  v.  3.— Original  documents,  v. 
3.— Palmer,  J.  Impartial  account  ot  the  state  of 
New-England,  or  the  late  government  there  .vindi- 
cated, v.  1.— Short  discourse  shewing  the  great  incon- 
venience of  Joynlng  the  plantation  charters  with 
those  ot  England,  v.  3.— Humble  address  of  the  pub- 
licans of  New-England,  v.  2 — Papers  relating  to 
Randolph,  v.  3.— Rawson,  E.,  and  Sewall,  S. 
Revolution  in  New-England  fustifled,  v.  1.— Whit- 
more, W.  H.  Increase  Mather  the  agent  of  Massa- 
chusetts, V.  2.— Memoir  of  Sir  Edmund  Andros,  v.  1 — 
Willard,  8.  Brlet  discourse  concerning  the  cere- 
mony ot  laying  the  hands  on  the  Bible  in  swearing,  v. 
l.-2Index,  V.  1-3. 

(Ed.)    Colonial  laws  of  Massachusetts. 

Eepr.  from  the  ed.  of  1672,  with  the  supple- 
ments through  1686.  Pub.  by  order  of  the 
City  Council  of  Boston.  Boston,  1887. 
r.  8°.      -  —2352 

Wiiitmore,  William  Wolryohe.    Letter  to 

the  electors  ot  Brldgenorth,  on  the  corn  laws.  36  pp. 
{Pamphleteer,  v.  28, 1827,  p.  187.) 

Letter  on  the  present  state  and  future  prospects  of 

agriculture.  24  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev.  t.  41, 
18'i5,  p.  66.) 

Whitney,  Mrs.  Adeline  Button  Train. 
1824—.  Pansies  :  "...  for  thoughts."  Bos- 
ton, 1873.     16°.  1398 

Behind  the  mash.  ,1  p.    {Atlant. 'Monthly,  v.  7, 

1861,  p.  360.)— The  Closed  gentian.  1  p.  {Scribner's 
Mnnihly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  100.)— Easter.  1  p.  {Sa-ibner's 
Monthly,  V.  3,  1872,  p.  707.)— Equinoctial.  1  p.  {At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  12,  1863,  p.  476.)- Exodus.  2  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  p.  492.1— liar vae.  1  p. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  4,  1859,  p.  610.)— My  Daphne.  2 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  1B3.)-Peace.  2 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  16,  1865,  p.  237. |— Per  tene- 
hras,  Inmina.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  p. 
68.)— The  Postman's  ring.  1  p.  {Scribner's  Monthly, 
V.  4,  187'2,  p.  312.)— The  Reckoning.  1  p.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  4,  1859,  p.  602.)— Released.  1  p.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  18,  1866,  p.  32.)— Seaward.  1  p.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  12,  1863,  p.  241.)— The  Southern  cross. 

1  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1K62,  p.  337.)— Their 
augels.  1  p.  {Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  19, 1880,  p.  197.)— 
Under  the  cloud  and  through  the  sea.  1  p.  {At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  8, 1861,  p.  352.) 

Stowe,  Mrs.  H.  B.    Mrs.  A.  D.  T.  Whitney.    16  pp. 

(Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P.,  and  others.  Our  famous  women,  p. 
662.) 

Whitney,  Anne.    1821—.    Camille.    3  pp. 

{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  1, 1857,  p.  834.) 

lilvermore,  Mrs.  M.  A.    Anne  Whitney.    23  pp. 

(Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P.,  and  others,  Our  famous  women,  p. 
668.)  — Spofford,  Mrs.  H.  E.  P.  Anne  Whitney's 
poems.    12  pp.    (iV.  Am.  Rev.  v.  90, 1860,  p.  346.) 

Whitney,  Asa.  1797-1872.  Address  before 
the  legislature  of  Pennsylvania  on  his  pro- 
ject for  a  railroad  from  Lake  Michigan  to 
the  Pacific.  Harrisburg,  1848.  8°.  {Bound 
pamph.  V.  250.)  5932 

Project  for  a  railroad   to    the    Pacific. 

New  York,  ll?49.    8°.  —2715 

Whitney,  Eli.  Eli  Whitney,  the  inventor 
ot  the  coitongln.  12  pp.  (Z)eni.  iieo.  v.  22, 1848,  p.  69.) 
— McCahe,  J.  D.,  Jr.  Ell  Whitney.  22  pp.  {In  his 
Great  fortunes,  p.  301.) 

Whitney,  Henry  Maxtyn.  Hawaiian  guide 
book  .  .  .     Honolulu,  1875,     12°.  S497 


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Whitney,  James  Lyman.  Catalogue  of  the 
Spanish  library  and  of  the  Portuguese 
books,  bequeathed  by  George  Ticknor  to 
the  Boston  Public  Library.  Boston,  1879. 
r.  8°.  L.61 

Modern  Proteus,  or  a  list  of  books  pub. 

under  more  than  one  title.  New  York, 
1884.     16°.  W.57 

Whitney,  John  Prescott.  Silver-mining 
regions  of  Colorado.  With  some  account  of 
the  diflEerent  processes  now  being  introduced 
for  working  the  gold  ores  of  that  territory. 
New  York,  1865.     16°.  —3746 

Whitney,  Josiah  Dwight,  LL.  D.  1819—. 
Climatic  changes  of  later  geological  times  : 
a  discussion  based  on  observations  made  in 
the  Cordilleras  of  North  America.  Cam- 
bridge, 1883.    4°.  —2481 

Geographical  •  and    geological    surveys. 

From  N.  Am.  Rev.  July-Get.  1875.  Cam- 
bridge, 1875.     8°.  —1645 

Geological  survey  of  California.  [Cam- 
bridge and  Phila.],  1864-80.     6  v.  4°.    —1623 

Contemts.  Brewer,  W.  H.,  and  WatBon,  S.  Poly- 
petalae.  {Botany,  v.  1.)— Cooper,  J.  G.  Land  birds. 
{Ornithology,  v.  1.) — Gabb,  W.  M.  Cretaceous  and  ter- 
tiary fossils.  {Palaeontology,  v.  2.)— Trlassic  and  creta- 
ceous fossils.  {Palaeontology,  v,  1,) — Gray,  A.  Gamo- 
petalae.  {Botany,  t.  l.j— Meek,  F.  B.  Carboniferous 
and  ]  urasslc  fossils.  {Palaeontology,  v.  1.) — AVntsou, 
S.    Botany,  v.  2.— Whitney,  J.  D.    Geology,  y.  1. 

Metallic  wealth  of  the  United  States,  de- 
scribed and  compared  with  that  of  other 
countries.    Phila.  1854.     8°.  —3745 

United  States  :  facts  and  figures  illus- 
trating the  physical  geography  of  the  coun- 
try, and  its  material  resources.  Boston, 
1889.     8°.  ^  2404 

The  Yosemite  guide-book  :  a  description 

of  the  Yosemite  valley  and  the  adjacent 
region  of  the  Sierra  Nevada,  and  of  the  big 
trees  of  California.  Cambridge,  1869.  sm. 
4°.  8595 

Report  on  the  geological  survey  of  the 

state  of  Iowa.    See  Hall,  J.,  and  Whitney, 

Report  of  the  geological  survey  of  the 

state  of  Wisconsin.  See  Hall,  J.,  and  Whit- 
ney. J.  D. 

Report  on  the  geology  and  topography  of 

a  portion  of  the  Lake  Superior  land  district. 

See  Foster,  J.  W.,  and  Whitney,  J.  D. 

Life  of  W.    2  pp.    (ValUe,  F.  0.,  and  Clark,  H.  A., 

Harvard  Book,  v.  1,  p.  296.) 

Whitney,  Bev.  Peter.  1744-1816.  History 
of  the  county  of  Worcester,  in  the  common- 
wealth of  Massachusetts.  Worcester,  1793. 
8°.  2615 

Biographical  notice  of  W.    2  pp.    (Mass.  Hist. 

Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  V.  7,  1826,  p.  117.) 

Whitney,  S.  H.      The   Kennebec   valley. 

Augusta,  1887.    p.  8°.  2615 

Whitney,  William  Dwight,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D. 

1827 — .     Compendious   German   grammar. 

New  York,  1869.  12°.  —2136 
Language  and  the  study  of  language : 

12  lectures  on  the  principles  of  linguistic 

science.    New  York,  1867.     13°.  —2175 

The  same.    New  York,  1868.    13°.    —2175 

Life  and  growth  of  language  :  an  outline 

of  linguistic  science.    New  York,  1875.    13°. 

(Intemat.  Soi.  S.)  —3175 


Oriental  and  linguistic  studies.      New 

York,  1873.     12°.  3176' 

Contents.  Tbe  Avesta. — Bleek  and  the  slmlous 
theory  of  language.— Indo-i£nropeau  philology 
and  ethnology.— Iiangnage  Snd  education.— Itlnel- 
ler's  History  of  Vedlc  literature.— IKiieller't 
l^ectnres  on  language.— Mueller's  Rig- Veda 
translation.— Present  state  of  the  question  as  to  the 
origin  oflanguage.'— Schleicher  and  the  physical 
theory  of  language.— Steinttoal and  thepsyohologlcal 
theory  of  language. — Translation  of  the  Veda.— The 
Vedag.— Vedic  doctrine  of  a  future  life.— 
Index. 

The  same.    2  s.    New  York,  1874.    12°. 

3176 

Contents.  Accent  In  Sanskrit Alford'g  Queen's 

Knglish.— Bell's  Visible  speech.— British  in 
India.— China  and  the  Chinese.- China  and 
the  west. — Cox's  Aryan  mythology^ — Elements 
of  Hnglish  pronunciation. — Lunar  zodiac  of 
India,  Arabia,  and  China.— Mueller's  Chips  from 
a  German  ATOi'lcshop. — Huw  shall  we  spell? — Re- 
lation of  vo^vel  and  consonant.- Index. 

Sanskrit  grammar,   including  both  the 

classical  language,  and  the  older  dialects, 
of  VedaandBrahmana.  Leipzig,  1879.  8°. 
(Buechler,  F.,  and  others,  Biblioth.  indo- 
germ.  grammatiken,  v.  2. )  —2144 

Roots,  verb-forms,  and  primary  deriva- 
tives of  the  Sanskrit  language.  A  supple- 
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A-Conocephalltldae,  v.  1.         M-Pyx-vell,  v.  i. 
Conocephalus-Fz.  y.  2.  Q-Stroyl,  v.  6. 

G-Lyvery,  v.  3. 

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commentary,  the  tribhashyaratna  :  text,  tr. 
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(Ed.)    Essays  philological  and  critical. 

See  Hadley,  J. 

ClemiUgW.    Language  and  the  study  of  language, 

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Whitney,  Mt.  Hague,  J.  D.  Mount  Whit- 
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WiiitSitt,  William  Heth,  D.  D.  11S41— . 
Life  and  times  of  Judge  Caleb  Wallace,  some 
time  a  justice  of  the  Court  of  Appeals  of  the 
state  of  Kentucky.  Loftisville,  1888.  4°. 
(FilsonClub,  l-itb.  No.  4.)  3591 

Whitsuntide.    McWhorter,  G.  C.    Whit- 
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See  also  Dublin  Dniv.  Mag.  v.  77, 1871,  p.  672. 

Whittaker,  Frederick.  1838—.  Complete 
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Whittaker,  James.  Evans,  F.  W.  Me- 
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Whittaker.    See  also  Whitaker. 
Whitteniore,  George,  Jr.    Fox,  T.  B.    Bi- 
ography of  w.    10  pp.    {Harvard  Mem.biog.  w.l,p.31».) 

Whittemore,  Thomas,  D.  D.  Adams,  J.  G. 

Memoir  of  Thomas  Whittemore,  D.  D.   1878. 

Whittier,  Brig.-Gen.  Charles  A.    Comments 

on  the  peninsular  campaign.  24  pp.  (Peninsular 
campaign  of  Gen.  McGlellan  in  1862,  p.  217.) 

Whittier,    Eliz^eth    Hu«sey.        1815-64. 

Poems.  5  pp.  ( With  Whittier,  J.  G.,  Qmpl.  poet,  works, 
p.  394 ;  Hazel-blossoms,  p.  101.)— VITeddlne  veil.    1  p. 

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WHITTIER 


Whlttler,  John  Greenleaf.  1807—.  Com- 
plete poetical  works.  Household  ed.  Bos- 
ton, 1879,  12°.  1396 
Ponlents.  Among  the  hills,  and  other  poema.— 
Ballad*.— Bridal  of  Pennaooolc.— Chapel  of 
the  herinltg,aud  other  poems.— Hazel  blossoms. 
— Home  ballads.— In  ^var  time.— liater  poems. 
—Legendary,— Miriam,  and  other  poema.— Mis- 
cellaneous. — Mogg  Megone.— National  lyrics. 
—  Occasional  poems.  —  Panorama,  and  other 
poems.- Pennsylvania  pilgrim,  and  other  poems. 
— Poems  and  lyrics. — Poems  for  public  occa- 
sions.—  Snow-bound.  —  Songs  of .  labor,  and 
otherpoems.— Summer.— Teuton  the  beach, and 
other  poems.- Vision  of  Kchard,and  other  poems. 
—Voices  of- freedom. —  Poems  by  Elizabeth  B. 
Whlttler.— Index Notes. 

, Prose  works.  Boston,  1866.  3  v.  12°.  314§ 

Contents.  Agency  of  evil,  v.  2. — Lord  Ashley  and 
the  thieyes,  v,  i Blohard  Baxter,  v.  1.— The  beauti- 
ful, V.  2.— The  better  land,v.  2.— Black  men  In  the 
revolution  and  war  of  1812,  v.  2.— Border  war  of 
1708,  V.  2.— Boy  captives,  v.  2.— John  Bunyan,  v. 
1.— Thomas  Carlyle  on  the  slave  question,  v.  2.— 
^  Chapter  of  history,  v.  2.  —  Charms  and  fairy 
faith,  V.  2.— City  of  a  day,  v.  2.— Boberl  Dinsraore, 
V.  1.— Thomas  £llwood,  v.  1.  —  Kngland  under 
James  II,  v.  2. —  Bvaugellne,  v.  .2. —  Fame  and 
glory,  V.  2.— Fanaticism,  v.  2.— Hamlet  amoag  the 
graves,  v.  2.— Samuel  Hopkins,  v.  1.— Great  Ipg- 

vrlch  fright,  v.  2.— William  Iieggett,  v.  1 The 

lighting  up,  V.  2.— liiterary  recreations  and 
mlscetlaules,  v.  2. — Little  iron  soldier,  v.  2. — First 
day  in  liowell,  v.  2.— Magicians  and  witch  folk,  v. 
2 — Margaret  Smith's  Journal  In  the  province  of 
Massachusetts  Bay,  v.  1.— Andrew  Marvell,  v.  1. — Pe- 
culiar lustltutiODS  of  Massachusetts,  v.  2 Mirth 

and  medicine,  v.  2. — James  Nayler,  v.  1.— Old  por- 
traits aud  modern  sketches,  v.  1. — Fatucket  falls, 
T.  2. —Poetry  of  the  North, .v.  2.— Pope  uight.  v. 
2.— John  Roberts,  v.  1.— Nathaniel  Feabody  Rog- 
ers, V.  1 — Scottish  reformers,  v.  2.— My  summer 
with  Dr.  SIngletary,  T.  2.— Sivedenborg,  v.  2.— 
Taking  comfort,  v.  2.— Training,  v.  2.— Two 
processions,  v.  2. — Utopian  schemes  and  polit- 
ical theorists,  v.  2. — The  ivorld's  end,  v.  2. — Yan- 
kee gypsies,  V.  2. 

Chapel  of -the  hermits,  and  other  poems. 

Boston,  1853.     12°.  1355 

Hazel-blossoms.   Boston,  1875.    12°.    1355 

Leaves  from  Margaret  Smith's  journal  in 

the  province  of  Massachusetts  Bay,  1678-79. 

[Anon.]    Boston,  1849.     13°.  3627 

Literary    recreations    and   miscellanies. 

Boston,  1854.     12°.  3103 

Contents.  Agency  of  evil.— Lord  Ashley  and 
the  thieves.— The  beautiful.- The  better  land.— 
Black  men  in  the  revolution  and  war  of  181*2. — 
Border  war  of  1708. —  Boy  captives.— Thomas 
Carlyle  on  the  slave  question.- chapter  of  his- 
tory.—Charms  and  fairyfalth.— City  of  a  day.— 
Kngland  under  the  last  Stuart. — Ji^vaiigellne. — 
Fame  and-  glory.— Fanaticism. — Hamlet  among 
the  graves. — Great  Ipsivlch  fright.-.-The' light- 
ing up.- Ijlttle  ironsoldler.- First  day  in  Loiv- 
ell. — JUaglciaus  aad  witch  folk.— Peculiar  institu- 
tions of  Massachusetts.- Mirth  and  medicine.— 
Patncket  falls. — Poetry  of  the  North.— Pope 
night.— Scottish  reformers.— My  summer  with 
Dr.  SIngletary. — Swedenborg. — Taking  com- 
fort.—Training.— Two  processions.— Utopian 

schemes  and   political   theorists The    world's 

end. — Yankee  gypsies. 

Mabel  Martin,  a  harvest  idyl.     With  il- 
lustrations.    Boston,  1876.     12°.  1354 

Old  portraits  and  modern  sketches.  Bos- 


ton, 1850.    13° 


Contents. 

Hopkins,  S. 

Leggett,  W. 

Marvell,  A. 


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Nayler,  J. 
"Boberts,  J. 
Rogers,  N.  P. 


Baxter,  B. 
Bunyan,  J. 
Diusmore,  B. 
Ellwood,  T. 

Panorama,  and  other  poems.     Boston, 

1856.     12°.  1355 

Songs  of  labor,  and  other  poems.  Bos- 
ton, 1856.    12°.  1355 


Vision  of  Echard,  and  other  poems.    Bos- 
ton, 1878.     13°.  1355 

After  election.    1  p.    (Atlant,  Monthly,  v.  23, 1869, 

p.  50.)— Astraea  at  .the  Capitol.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
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2  pp.  (Atlomt.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1*78,  p.  330.)— Battle 
autumn  of  1862.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  10,  U62, 
p.  510.)— Brewrlng  of  soma.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  29, 1372,  p.  473.)— Bridal  of  Pennacook.  23  pp. 
(Dem.  Bev.  v.  16,  1844,  p.  233;  V.  16,  1845,  p.  637.)— 
Brother  of  mercy.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  Y.  13, 
1864,  p.  279.)— Changeling.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  16,  1865,  p.  20.)— Channlng.  2  pp.  (Dem.  Bev.  v. 
14, 1844,  p.  60.)— Chicago.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  23, 
1871,  p.  741.)— Clear  vision.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
21, 1868,  p.  545.)— Cobbler  Keezar's  vision.  5  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  7,1861,  p.  165.)— Countess.  4  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  11, 1863,  p.  626.)— A'braham  Daven- 

Bort.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  17,  1866,  p.  639.)— 
lead  feast  of  the  Kol-folk.  3  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  43,  1879,  p.  83.)— Dead  ship  of  Harps- 
well.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  ,11,  1866,  p.  705.)— 
Democracy.  2  pp.  {Dem,  Bev.  v.  9,  1841,  p.  527.)— 
Dole  of  Jarl  Thorhell.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
22,  1868,  p.  10.)— Double-headed  snake  of  New- 
bury. 3  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  3,  1859,  p.  339.)— 
Ezeklel.  3  pp.  (£>em.  £eu.  v.  14, 1844,  p.  4R9.)— Pol- 
len. 3  pp.  (Z)em.  JZen.  v.  11, 1842,  p.  274.)— Freedom 
In  Brazil.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  20, 1867,  p.  62.)— 
Friend's  burial.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  32, 1873, 
p.  64.)— Barbara  Frtetchle.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
y.  12,1863,  p.  495.)— Garibaldi.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  ^,  1869,  p.  431.)— Gift  of  Trltemlus.  2  pp.  {At- 
lant. Monthly,  V.  1, 1857,  p.  62.)— Golden  ^veddlng  of 
liOngwood.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  y.  33,  1874,  p. 
13.)— Gone  I  2  pp.  (Dem.  Ben.  v.  16,1845,  p.  266.)— The 
Grave  by  the  lake.  4  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  16, 
1866,  p.  561.)— Hampton  beach.  2  pp.  (Dem.  Bev. 
V.  13,  1843,  p.  184.)— Howard  at  Atlanta.  2  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  23,  1S69,  p.  867.)— The  Human 
sacrifice.  4  pp.  {Dem.  Bee.  v.  12,  1843,  p.  475.)— 
Hymn,  written  for  the  opening  of  the  International 
exhibition,  Philadelphia,  May  10, 1876.  2  pp.  {Atlant. 
ifont/tli/,  V.  37, 1876,  p.  744.)— Hymn  of  the  Dunk- 
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memory.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  i%,\im.,-p.'i.la.) 
— In  the  old  South  church.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  40,  1877,  p.  614.)— In  war-time.  2  pp.  (Atlant, 
Monthly,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  235.)— Introductory  notes. 

3  pp.  ( Whipple,  E.  P. ,Am.  iit.  p.  xill.)— Kail itnd borg 
church.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  Y.  lb,  U&i,'p.bl.j— 
King  Volmer  and  Enisle.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly', 
V.  29,  1872,  p.  309.)— The  Laudmarks.  4  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  43,  1879,  p.  376.)— Legend  of  the  lake.  3 
pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  8, 1861,  p.  679.)— Lexington. 
2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  35,  1875,  p.  575.) — Lines  on 
. .  .  the  abolition  of  the  gallows.  2  pp.  ^^Dem.  Bev.  v. 
11, 1842,  p.  374.)— The  liost  occasion.  3  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  46, 1880,  p.  448.)- Mantle  of  St.  John  de 
Matha.  3  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  16,  1865,  p.  162.)— 
Mai'ais  du  cygne.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  2,  IS58, 
p.  429.)— Marguerite.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, v.  27, 
1871,  p.  331.)— Meeting.    4  pp.     {Allant.  Monthly,  v.  21, 

1868,  p.  221.)— The  Minister's  daughter.  3  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  642.)— Mountain  pic- 
tures. 3  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  pp.  299,  423.) 
—My  birthday.  2  pp.  (i4(ia>i«.  i/onfWi/,  v.  28,  1871, 
p.  499.)— My  Psalm.    3  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v;  4, 

1869,  p.  230.)— My  trinmph.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  25, 1870,  p.  467.)— Mystery.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  31, 1873,  p.  196.1— Nauhaught,  the  deacon.  3  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26,  1870,  p.  64.)-.^The  New  wife 
and  the  old.  3  pp.  {Dem.  Bev.  v.  13, 1843,  p.  399.)— 
Norembega.  4  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  23,  1869,  p. 
662.)— Old  burylng-ground.  3  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  1,1857,  p.  455.)— Our  river.  2  pp.  (Atlant  Monthly, 
T.  8,  1861,  p.  213.)— The  Palatine.  3  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  19,  1867,  p.  51.)— Palestine.  3  pp.  (Dem. 
iieii.  V.  1,1838,  p.  47.)— Peace  autumn.  2  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  16, 1865,  p.  645.)- Pentucket.  3  pp. 
{Dem.  Bev.  v.  2,  1838,  p.  60.)— The  Playmate.  2  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  5,  1860,  p.  647.)— At  Port-Royal, 
1861.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  p.  244.)— 
Prayer-seeker.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26,  1870, 
p.  652.) — Proclamation.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
11,  1863,  p.  240.)— Rabbi  Ishmael.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  47,  1881,  p.  609.)— Raphael.    2  pp.    {Dem. 

,  Bev.  V.  11,  1842,  p.  678.)— The  Robin.  1  p.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  27,  1871,  p.  703.)  — Andrew  Rykmau's 
prayer.  4  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  11,  1863,  p.  95.)— 
St.  Martin's  summer.  3  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
46,  1880,  p.  116.)— A  Sea  dream.  3  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  T.  34, 1874,  p.  160.)— Seeking  of  the  water- 


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tlie  >l8teri>.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  27, 1871,  p.  68.) 
—Skipper  Ireson's  ride.  3  pp.  (Allant.  Monthly, \. 
1, 1857,  p.  223.)— Sunset  on  the  benrcnmp.  3  pp. 
{Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  37,  1876,  p.  66.)  —  Swan-song  of 
pnrson  Avery.  "2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  2,  1»58,  p. 
207.)— Bayard  Taylor.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  43, 
1879,  p.  337.)— The  Telegraph.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  2,  1858,  p.  691.)- Thiers  :  a  sonnet.  2  pp.  {Inter- 
nat.  Rev.  v.  6, 1878,  p.  1.)— Three  bells.  2  pp.  {Atlant, 
Monthly,  v.  30,  1872,  p.  288.)— To  B.  W.  2  pp.  (Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  11,  1863,  p.  625.)— To  the  reformers  of 
England.  2  pp.  (Dem.  Rev.  v.  12,  1813,  p.  15.)— 
Triice  of  PIscataqua.  6  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 
5,1860,  p.  208. J— Two  angels.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  35, 1875,  p.  465.)— Two  pictures.  3  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  V.  17, 1866,  p.  149.)— Two  rabbis.  2  pp.  {At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  22,  1868,  p.  426.1— Jolin  (Jnderhill.  4 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  32,  1873,  p.  668.)— The  Van- 
Ishers.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  14,  1864,  p.  726.)- 
Vesta.  1  p.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  34,  1874,  p.  634.)— 
Vision  of  Eehard.  5  pp.  {/Itlant.  Monthly,  v.  42, 
1878,  p.  257.)— Amy  Wentworlh.  2  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  10,  1862,  p.  237.1- Wife.  6  pp.  {Atlant. 
Monthly,  v.  21,  1868,  p.  l.)-Witch  of  Wenham.  6 
pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  39,  1877,  p.  129.)— AVithln 
the  gates.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  47,  1881,  p.  84.) 
— Wreck  of  Rivermouth.  4  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
T.  13,  1864,  p.  412.) 

(Ed.)    Journal  of  John  Woolman.     See 

Woolman,  J. 

Haieltine,  M.  W.     Whlttler.     16  pp.     {In  his  Oh&ta 

about  books,  p.  212.)— Ttie  lying's  missive.  5-pp. 
(Rev.  of  in  Atlant.  Monthly, v.  47, 1K81,  p.  856.)— Poems. 
13  pp.  (Rev.  of  In  Boston  Quart.  Rev.  v.  1, 1838,  p.  21.)— 
Stedman,  B.  C.  John  Greenleaf  Whlttler.  38  pp. 
{In  his  Poets  of  Amertoa,  p.  96;  and  Century  Mag.  v.  8, 
18S5,  p.  3ti.)— Stoddard.  E.  H.  J.  G.  Whlttler.  )d  pp. 
{Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  18, 1879,  p.  569.)— Voices  of  free- 
dom. 9  pp.  (Rev,  of  In  New  Englander,  v.  6,  1848,  p. 
68.)— Wapson,  D.  A.  Whlttler.  8  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  13, 1864,  p.  331.)— Whlttler  and  his  writings. 
23  pp.  {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  79,  1864,  p.  31.)— Whlttler  in 
prose.    12  pp.    {Dem.  Rev.  v.  17, 1816,  p.  115.) 

-Bartlett,  D.  W.    John  G.  Whlttler.    26  pp.    {In  his 

Modern  Hj^ltators,  p.  240.)— Porten,  C.  L.  Visit  to 
the  birthplace  of  W.  3  pp.  {Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  4, 
1872,  p.  581.)— Griswold,  H.  T.  John  G. Whlttler.  13 
pp.  {In  her  Home  life  of  great  authors,  p.  238.) — 
RIdeing,  W.  H.  John  Greenleaf  Whlttler.  19  pp. 
{In  Ms  Boyhood  of  living  authors,  p.  102.)— SpofTord, 
Afrs.  H.  E.  P.  John  Greenleaf  Whlttler.  12  pp.  (Gilder, 
J.  L.  and  J.  B.,  Authors  at  home,  p.  343.) 

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73  annual  convention  of  the  Protestant 
Episcopal  Church  in  Maryland  .  .  .  Wed- 
nesday, May  30,  1855.    Baltimore,  1855.    8°. 

L.37 

The  Apostle  in  his  Master's  house.    A 

sermon  preached  before  the  annual  conven- 
tion of  the  diocese  of  Maryland  ...  on 
Thursday,  May  30,  1844.  Baltimore,  1844. 
8°.  L.37 

Charge  to  the  clergy  of  the  diocese  of 

Maryland,  read  at  the  annual  convention  in 
Baltimore,  Thursday,  May  31,  1849.  Balti- 
more, 1849.     8°.  L.87 

Confidence  of  the  Apostle.    A  sermon 

preached  ...  in  St.  Paul's  church,  Balti- 
more, Nov.  20,  1853.    Baltimore,  1853.     8°. 

L.37 


Fifteen  sermons.     New  York,  1880.     IS". 

—4234 

The  rule  distributed  of  God.     A  sermon 

preached  at  the  institution  of  Rev.  Arthur 
Cleveland  Coxe,  into  the  rectorship  of 
Grace  church,  Baltimore  .  .  .  Nov.  2,  1850. 
Baltimore,  1856.     8°.  L.37 

Brand,  W.  F.    Life  of  William  Rollinson 

Whittingham.     1883,  2  v. 

Wllittiilgton,  Rev.  George  Downing. 
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to  illustrate  the  rise  and  progress  of  Gothic 
architecture    in    Europe.     2    ed.     London, 

■  1811.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  2, 1809,* 
p.  126.)  1784 

Whiitington,  Sir  Richard.  Besant,  W., 
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Lord  Mayor  of  London.     1881. 

Carpenter,  J.    Liber  albus :  the  white  . 

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Heywood,   T.    {attributed   to.)    History 

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Hook,  T.    Tentamen  ;  or,  an  essay  towards  the 

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Whittington.    See  also  Whitington. 

Whittlesey,  Col.  Charles.  1808-86.  Early 
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[With  illustrations.)    Cleveland,  1867.    8°. 

8594 

Geology  and  minerals. — A  report  of  ex- 
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Cleveland,  1866.     8°.  —1654 

Life  of  John  Fitch.    86  pp.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am.  biog. 

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Ohio.  20  pp.  7  pi.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Contrib.  v.  3.)- 
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{Tr.)    Indian  affairs  around  Detroit  in  1706.    From 

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Whittlesey,  Elisha  Dana.  —1823.  Re- 
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Whittlesey,  Walter  of.  See  Walter,  of 
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Whittock,  Nathaniel.  Decorative  painters' 
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London,  1841.    4°.  —1731 

Specimens  of  marbles  from  the  Oxford 

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Whitty,  Edward  Michael.  Forgues,  E.  D. 
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Whitwell,    William    Augustus.    Gannett, 

E.  S.  WhltwelVB  tr.  of  Eomans.  6  pp.  {Chr.  Exam. 
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Whitworth,  Charles,  1  Baron  Whitworth. 

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Whitworth,  Charles,  1  Earl  Whitworth. 
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Whitworth,  Sir  Joseph.  1808-87.  Miscel- 
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Jeans,  W.  T.    Sir  jQseph  Whitworth.    66  pp.    (In 

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Who  invented   the  locomotiTe  en- 
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(Blaclcmooi's  Mag.  T.  34, 1833,  p.  469.)  . 

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J.  M.  [Dublin  Until.  Mag.  v.  64,  1864,  p.  603;  v.  65,  1865, 
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Who  murdered  Downie  ?  3  pp.  [Har- 
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Who  painted  the  great  Murillo  de  la 

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Who  wrote  it?    Wheeler,  W.  A.        L.105 
Whole  art  of  marbling.    Woolnough, 
C.  W.  ,  W.58 

Whole  duty  of  man.  Works  of  the 
learned  and  pious  author  of.  Oxford,  1704. 
fo.      ,  —3241 

Contents.  Causes  of  the  decay  of  Christian  piety. 
--Art  of  contentment.— Private  devotions  for  sev- 
eral occasions. — Whole  duty  of  man. — Gentle- 
man's calling^.  —  liadles  calling.  —  Lively 
oracles  given  to  us,  or  the  Christian's  birth-right  and 
duty  iu  thejcustody  and  use  of  the  Holy  Scripture.— 
Government  of  the  tongue. 

Whole  proceedings  in  the  House  of 
Peers,  upon  the  impeachment  against 
Simon,  Lord  Lovat,  for  high  treason,  1746-7. 
London,  1747.     fo.  —3351 

Whole  proceedings  in  the  House  of 
Peers,  upon  the  indictments  against  Wil- 
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Cromertie,  and  Arthur,  Lord  Balmerino,  for 
high  treason.     London,  1746.     fo.        — 3351 

Whole  series  of  all  tliat  hath  been 
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12°.  1548 

Whooping-cough.    Hamilton,  A.  McL., 

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Whore  of  Babylon.    28  pp.    Chatterton, 

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Why  and  how.— Why  the  Chinese  emi- 
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Wliychcots,  The  ;  a  leaf  from  the  census 

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Whymper,  Edward.  1840—.  Scrambles 
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Whymper,  Frederick.  Travel  and  adven- 
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Whyte,  Alexander,  D.  D.    Alexander  Dyce 

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Wllyte,  Edward  Athenry.  Miscellanea  nova. 

See  Whyte,  S.,  and  Whyte,  E.  A. 
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Whyte.    See  also  White. 

Whyte  MelTille,  G.  J.  See  Melville,  G. 
J.  W. 

Whytt,  Robert,  M.  D.  Seller,  W.  Memoir 
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Wiard,  Norman.  [Ordnance  pamphlets.] 
Washington,  1868-65.  8°.  —2766 
Contents.  Great  guns,  the  cause  of  their  failure, 
and  the  true  method  of  constructing  them.— InetB- 
clency  of  heavy  ordnance  in  this  country  and  else- 
where  On  a  means  of  relieving  the  manufacturers 

of  material  of  ■*var.  Increasing  the  revenue,  and 
reducing  the  expenses  of  the  government.- 

Wibaud,    Abbot   of  Stavelot   and  Corvey. 

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Gaules,  -v.  15,  p.  532 ;  Mart&ne,  E.,  and  Durand,  U.,  Vet. 
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s.  Lat.  v.  189,  p.  1075.) 

Wibert.    See  Guibert.— Guiberto. 
Wibold,  Abp.  of  Cambrai.    —965.    Ludus 

clericalee.    5  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  134, 

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Wiborada,  St.    Hepidanne,  Monk   of  St. 

Gall.  De  vita  et  miracuUs  S.  Wiboradae  virginis  et 
martyris  Christl.  21  pp.  (Goldast,  M.,  Rer.  Alamanic. 
script.  V.  1,  pp.  206,  222.) 

Wicard,  Abbot  of  Inden.    —842.    Epistola 

ad  Frotharium  Tuilensem  eplsoopum.  1  p.  (Migne, 
J.  p..  Patrol,  s.  Lat:  v.  106,  p.  872.) 

Wicart,  Casimir  Alexis  Joseph,  Bp.  of  Laval. 

1799—.  Mandement;  Instruction  etlettres  pastorales. 
18  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Oral,  sacrfs,  v.  85,  p.  935.) 

Wicbert,  St.    See  Guibert,  St. 

Wicbod.    8  cent.    Elogium  Caroli  Magni. 

1  p.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  5,  p.  404.)— 
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WIDOW  BEDOTT  PAPERS 


Wiccil.  Morgan,  T.  On  the  Wicoii  and 
their  territory.  48  pp.  B  pi.  (Brit.  Arohaeol.  Assoc. 
Journ.  V.  32,J876,  p.  H5.) 

Wicheltaans,  Johann.    —1858.    Das  exil 

der  zehn  staemme  Israels.  17  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg. 
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Wlchern,  Johann  EMnrich.     [Notice  of.] 

B  pp.     (Am.  J.  of  Education,  V.  3, 1857,  p.  6.) 

M'ichert,  Ernst  Alexander  August  Georg. 

1831—.  Eln  Aiineotirter.  Novelllstlsolie  studle.  31 
pp.  {Deutsch.  rundschau,  v.  22,  1880,  p.-  161.)  — Elne 
Gel^e.  Novelle.  30  pp.  {Deutsch,  rundscliau,  v.  12, 
1877,  p.  347.1— JVur  wahrhett.  38  pp.  (Deutsch. 
rundschau,  v.  6, 1876,  p.  1.) 

Iilndan,   P.    Ernst    Wlchert.    18   pp.    {Dramatur- 

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Wichinann,  Abp.  of  Magdeburg.    —1193. 

Eplstolae  IV.  3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
1S9,  p.  1441.) 

Wictatigeren    forsctanngsreisen   des 

19  jalirliundcrts.    Embacher,  F.       1431 

Wichtigsten    seetaaefen    der    erde. 

Juelfs.  J.  Cand  Balleer,  F.  3  v.  —3776 
Wichura,Maximilian Ernst.     1817-66.    Die 

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laeutert    an    den    bastarden    der    weiden. 

Breslau,  1865.    4°.  —2693 

Wicked  Captain  Walshawe,  of  Wau- 

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WickerUauser,    Moritz.     Seldschukische 

verse.    15  pp.    (Deutscb.   morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  20, 

1866,  p.  674.)— Deber  tnerkische  metrik  und  poetlk. 
21  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  22,  1868,  p. 
294.)— Ziir  transcription  tnei'klHcber  texte,  14  pp. 
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Wickersham,  John  B.  A  new  phase  in 
the  iron  manufacture.  Important  inven- 
tions and  improvements  ;  historical  sketch 
of  iron  ;  descriptive  catalogue  of  the  manu- 
factures of  the  New  York  wire  raUing  com- 
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Wickes,  William,  D.  D,  Treatise  on  the 
accentuation  of  the  3  so-called  poetical 
books  of  the  Old  Testament,  Psalms,  Prov- 
erbs, and  Job.  With  an  appendix  con- 
taining the  treatise,  assigned  to  R.  Jehuda 
Ben-bil'am,  on  the  same  subject,  in  the 
original  Arabic.     Oxford,  1881.     8°-    —1356 

Wickham,  Rev.  Edward  Charles  {Ed.) 
1835 — .  Quinti  Horatii  Flacci  Opera  omnia. 
See  Horatius  Flaccus,  Q. 

Wickham,  Henry  Alexander.  Rough  notes 
of  a  journey  through  the  wilderness,  from 
Trinidad  to  Par&,  Brazil,  by  way  of  the 
great  cataracts  of  the  Orinoco,  Atabapo,  and 
Rio  Negro.    London,  1873.     8°.  2483 

Wickham,  Rev,  Hill  Dawe.  1807-74.  Me- 
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correspondence,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

{Ed.)    Journals  and  correspondence   of 

T.  S.  Whalley.    See  Whalley,  T.  S. 

Wickham,  William.  1761-1840.  Corres- 
pondence, from  the  year  1794.  Ed.,  with 
notes,  by  his  grandson,  William  Wickham. 
London,  1870.    3  v.  8°.  4873 

Wickham,  William  (£;d.)  1833—.  Corres- 
pondence of  William  Wickham.  See  Wick- 
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WickliflTe.    SeeWyckliffe. 

Wicklow,  Ireland.  Adventure  in  W.  6 
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The  Wloklow  country.    21  pp.    (Contemp.  Hev.  v.  5. 

1867,  p.  362.) 

Wlckram,  Joerg.  Schbeee,  W.  Anfaenge 
des    deutschen    prosaromans    und    Joerg 


Wiokram  von  Colmar.  1877.  {Brink,  B. 
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Wicksteed,  Philip  Henry  (2V.)  Lectures 
on  the  origin  and  growth  of  religion  as 
illustr.  by  the  native  religions  of  Mexico 
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Wicksteed,  Thomas.  1806-71.  Explana- 
tion of  the  plates  of  the  Cornish  and  Boul- 
.  ton  and  Watt  engines,  erected  at  the  East 
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Wiclif.    SeeWycliflFe. 

Wicquefort,  Abraham  van.  1598-1683. 
The  embassador  and  his  functions.'  To 
which  is  added  an  historical  discourse  con- 
cerning the  election  of  the  emperor,  and 
the  electors.  Tr.  by  Mr.  Digby.  London, 
1716.     fo.  —1313 

Histoire  des  Provinces  Unies.    La  Haye, 

1719-48.     3  V.  fo.  3641 

Nlceron,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  bommes,  v.  3^. 

Widcombe,  England,  Eqan,  P.  Walks 
through  Bath,  describing  every  thing 
worthy'  of  interest  .  .  .  including  Waloot 
and  Widcombe.    1819. 

Widegei'iins.    See  Wigger. 

Widemanii,  Enoch.  1551-1616.  Chronicon 
Curiae  seu  rerum,  quae  Curiae  Begnltlanae  ad  Balam, 
et  In  universa  Varlscla  a  prlmis  inltUs  ad  annum  1597 
acclderunt.  72  pp.  (Mencke,  J.  B.,  Script,  rer,  Qer, 
manic,  v.  3,  p.  629.) 

Wideradus,  Abbot.    — 747.    Testamentum 

quomulta  legat  baslUcls  S.  Andochll,  S.  Beginae,  etS. 
Ferreoli.  4  pp.  (Mlgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  T.  88,  p. 
126S.)  s 

Widericiis,  Count.     7  cent.    Charta   qua 

declarat  se  congregasse  moniales  In  Hasterleusl  eccle- 
sla,  ejectlB  clerlcls,  et  111am  Metensl  episcopo  subje- 
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Widgel    Hall.     Cope,   J.    Extract   of   a 

letter,  concerning  an  antient  date  tound  at  Widgel 
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upon  an  antient  date,  found  at  Widgel  Hall  near 
BuntiDgford  In  Hertfordshire,  on  an  oaken  plank. 
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Aspaaia,  Julia  und  Faustina,  v,  43.— Atlienion,  ge- 
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Augustus,  v.  46. — Aurora  und  G^falug,  V.  7. — 
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dung  der  mengchllchen  gattung  nacbtbelllg  sel, 
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49. — Balgora,  v.  2.— Der  belialgprozegg,  v.  47. — 
Bloudel  und  Richard  Lioevrenherz,  v.  47.— 
Bolduci,  V.  47 — Borussiag  von  Jenisch,  V.  47. — 
Ueber  Sebastian  Brantg  Narrenscbiff  und  D.  Jobann 
Geylers  v.  Kayseraberg  Weltspiegel,  v.  47.— Brlefc 
von  verstorbenen  an  hinterlassene  freunde,  v.  2. 
— Frau  von  Bnchwald,  v.  47.— Die  Bunkliade,  v. 
45.— Celia  an  Damon,  v.  7.— Charlkles  an  Laura,  v. 
2.— Christine  von  Pisan  und  ibre  schrUten,  v.  48.— 
Cicero,  V.  47.— Charlotte  Corday,  v.  47 — Die  Cyclo- 
pen-filosofie,  und  daa  Cyolopen-recht  in  Nuoe,  v. 
47.— Cyrus,  v.  4. — Geachichte  dea  welaen  Danisch- 
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dels  zwlschen  deinokratie  und  monarchie,  v. 
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daa  deutsche  glnggpiel,  v.  45 Patriotiacher  bey- 

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laast  durch  elnenlm  ]ahr  1790gedruckten  vorschlag 
dieses  nahmen^  v.  40.— Diagorag  der  Melier,  v.  47.— 
Diana  und  Endymlon,  v.  7.— Nacblass  dea  Diogenes 
von  Sinope,  v.  13.— Anmerkungen  ueber  Alexander 
Dbw's  nachrichten  von  der  religion  der  Bra- 
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I2nthugiasmus  und  schwaermerey,  v.  47.— Eras- 
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Filedon,  V.  2.— Eurikles  an  Fllotas,  v.  2 Die  aterb- 

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Filosofie  als  kunst  zu  leben  und  heilkunst  der  seele 
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zwlschen  Geron  und  elnem  uubekannten,  v.  42. — 
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kelt,  V.  40,— Der  goldne  splegel,  v.  16,  17,— Die 
Grazlen,  v,  12,— Griechen,  v.  47.— Ueber  die  Ideale 
der  griechischen  kuenstler,  v.  45.— Gruber,  J. 
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zur  Geaobiohte  Eoaemundens,  v.26.— Ueber  Wielands 
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Haller,  v.  47,— Hann  und  Gulpenheh,  V.  23.— 
Ueber  den  neufraenkiachen  ataataeld  "Hass  dem 
koenigthum,"  v.  42.— Heloise,  v,  47,— Hermes, 
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Tllle,  V.  48.  —  Seudschrelben  an  einen  jungen 
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Klenientlnn  von  Porretfa.  Ein  drama,  v.  2B.— 
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7.— Das  geheimuiss  des  kosniopoliteii  ordens,  v. 
40.— Koxkox  und  Kikequetzel.  Eine  mexikan- 
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V.  28.— Kritlker,  v.  48 Die  kunst  anfzuhoeren, 

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V.  48 Justus  Iiipgins,  v.  48 liOgograph,  v.  49.— 

Ijuciude  an  Narclssa,  v.  2.— Uebersetzuug  des  I^u- 
krez,  V.  49.— liussau,  v.  48.— EIne  lustrelse  ins 
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iietisnius,  v.  48 Anne  Mallet  de  GravlUe,  v.  47 — 

Iffargaretba  von  Valols,  v.  48. — Marie  "von  R.O- 
mien,  v.  48. — Mark-Aurel  an  die  Roeraer,  v.  40. — 
Vora  helligen  Martin,  v.  48. — Mauren,  v.  48. — Me- 
linde,  v.  2 — Menander  und  Glycerion,  v.  28.— 
Merlin  der  zauberer,  v.  48.— Das  Geslcbt  des  Mirza, 
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Das  narren-  und  esel6fest,-v.  48.-1Vloral  der  natur, 
V.  48.— Die  Natur  der  di  nge  Oder  die  voUkomraenste 
•welt,  V.  1.— BTazional  poegie,  v.  49.— Gespraeche 
ueber  einlge  neuegte  -welt-begebenbeiten  zwl- 
scben  Walder  und  Diethelni,  v.  40.  —  Wuerdigung 
der  neufraeiikiscben  republik,v.  42.— JVeujabr- 
-fvungcb,  V,  49 — Obcron.  Eln  roraautlscbes  hel- 
dengedlcht,  v.  23,  24.  —  Ueber  die  oeifentlicbe 
meinung,  v.  42. — Gedicbte  an  Olympia,  V.  22. — 
Pandora.  Ein  lustsplel,  v. 26.— Papst,  v.  48.— Theo- 
frastus  Paracelsus,  v.  48.— Blbliotbek  des  Marquis 
de  Paulmy,  v.  47. — Peregrinus  Proteus,  v.  33, 
34.— Pernette  du  Guillet,  v.  47 — Die  perspektiv  In 
den  werken  der  grlecbisclien  raabler,  v.  45. — Per- 
Tonte  Oder  die  wuenscUe,  v.  22.— La  pbilosopbie 
endormle,  v.  49.— Philosopbiscbe  und  kultur- 
bistorisclie  -werke,  v.  30-39.— Pirkbaimer,  v.  48. 
— Platon,  V.  48. — Platonigcbe  bctracbtuugen 
ueber  den  incnschen,  v.  30. — Poetiscbe  werke, 

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48. — Die  Pruefung  Abrabamg,  v.  3. — Psalnien,v. 
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7.— Die  Pytbagoriscben  frauen,  v.  43 Ueber  die 

recbte  und  pflicbten  der  scbriftsteller  In  ab- 
slcht  ihrer  nachrlchten  und  urthelle  ueber  nazionen, 
reglerungen,  und  andere  oeffentliche  gegenstaende, 

V.  40 — Reflexionen,  v.  49 Die  wunderflasche  des 

hell.  Reinigtng,  v.  48.— Naehere  beieuohtung  der 
vorzuege  der  representativen  demokratie  vor 
der  monarchischen  regierungstorm,  v.  42.— Des  Ro- 
cbes,  Magdalene  und  Katharine,  mutter  und  tochter, 
V.  48.— Blbllothek  der  romane,  v.  47.  — Ueber  das 
roiTiantiscbe  epos,  v.  24.— Ueber  romantigcbe 
poesie,  maerchen  und  feen-maerchen,  v.  8. — Rose- 

munde,  eln  slngsplel,  v.  26 Das  Hexameron  von 

Rosenbain,  v.  29.  —  Betrachtungen  ueber  J.  J. 
Rousseaug  UrspruengUohen  zustand  des  menschen, 
V.  31.— Briete  an  einen  freund  ueber  eine  auekdote  aus 
J.  J.  Kousseau's  leben,  v.  43 Ueber  die  von  J.  J.  Rous- 
seau  vorgeschlagenen  versuche  den  wahren  stand 

der  natur  des  menschen  zu  entdecken,  v.  31 Hans 

Sacbs,  v.  48.— Die  Salamandrin  und  die  bild- 
saeule,  V.  27.— Sarpi,  v.  48.— Schacb  Solo,  v.  21.— 
Scbaertlin,  v.  48.— Scbickgalstragoedle,  v.  48.— 
Bey  der  anzelge  von  Scbillers  historlschen  kalender 
luer  damon,  V.  49.— Bonifaz  Sehlelcberg  jugendge- 
schlohte,  v.  27 — Was  1st  elne  scboene  seelel  v.  30. 

— Secbs  aiit-worten  auf  secbs  fragen,  v.  40 

Seliin  und  Selima,  v.  2.— Serena,  v.  2.— Algernon 
Sidney,  v.  48.— Singgedicbt,  v.  26.— Sixt  und 
Klaerehen.  v.  21.— Das  Sommermaebrchen,  v. 
21.— Stilpon.  Eln  patrlotlsohes  gespraech  ueber  die 
wahl  eines  oberzunf tmelsters  von  Megara,  v.  40.— Der 

Stein  der  -vreisen,  v.  27 Dou  Sylvio  von  Ro- 

galva,  V.  B,  6.— Syinpathicn,  v.  30.— Tafelrunde, 
V.  49.— Tarpa,  v.  49.— Uebersetzung  des  Tasso  von 
Grles,  V.  49.— Tbeageneg  an  Alclndor,  v.  2.— Tbe- 
ages :  Ueber  schoenbelt  und  Hebe,  v.  44.  —  Tbe- 
anor  an  Paedon,  v.  2.— Tbeotlma  an  MsUnde,  v.  2. 
— Timoklea.  Eln  gespraech  ueber  scbeinbare  und 
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49.— Die   Titauomacbie,  v,   44.  —  Traeume    mit 


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V.  47.- Uebersetzungen,  v.  49.— ITIrich  von  Hut- 
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V.  7. — Der  verklagte  Amor,  v.  12. — Ueber  den  f  reyen 
gebrauch  der  vernunlt  In  glaubensaohen,  v.  32.— 
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Note.—y.  1  was  written  by  A.  E.  Ashweil. 

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(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  160,  pp.  923, 1147.)— Pro- 
logus  In  llbrum  Consuetndlnuin  Hlrsauglen- 
slum'.  2  pp.  (Mablllon,  J.,  Tet.  analect.  p.  154.) 
— '  Ilaimo,  of  Hirschau.  Vita  WUllhelml  abbatls  Hlr- 
sauglensls.  17  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  Script.  -7.  li,  p. 
209;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  t.  Lai.  y.  150,  p.  889.) 


WILHELM 


4895 


WILKIE 


Willielm  von  Boldensele.    See  Boldensele, 

W.  von. 
Willielm  von Heingenburg.    [Lieder.J    3  pp. 

(Hageu,  P.  H.  von  der,  Mnnesinger,  v.  1,  p.  304.)— 
[miunelledci'.l  3pp.  [Weingartnerliederliandsckriftf 
p.  132:  Bibliotli.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  6.) 

Wilhelm  von  Serle.  Demmin,  A.  Wil- 
belm  de  Herle.  8  pp.  (Blanc,  A.  A.  F.  0.,  msl.  des 
joein/res,  Ecole  allemande.) 

Wilhelm  von  (Mens.    See  Rudolf  von  Ems. 

Willielm.  See  also  Guglielmc— Guillaume. 
— Wilhelmus. — Willelmus. — Willem. — Wil- 
liam. 

Wilhelm,  Eugen.  Meyer,  G.  De  inflnitiv 
linguarura  saiiscrita©  etc.  Scripslt  E.  'Willielmua.  7 
pp.     {Zeits.f,  vergleich.  spracJiforsch.  y.  22,1874,  p.  334.) 

Wilhelm,  Gottlieb  Tobias.  1758-1811.  Un- 
terhaltungen  aus  der  naturgeschiohte.  Augs- 
burg, 1794-1828.  18  v.  13°.  —4617 
Contents.  Amplilbien,  1  v.— Flsche,  2  v.— In- 
secten,  3  v. — Klineralrelcli,  2  v.  In  3. — Pflanzen- 
reioli,  5  V. — Voegcl,  2  v. — "Wiiermer,  2  v. 

Wilhelm,  Johann.    1554-84.    De  magistra- 

tlbus  reipublicae  Bomanae,  dum  in  libertate  urbs 
lult,  libellus.  16  pp.  (Sallengre,  A.  H.  de,  Nov.  this, 
antiq.  Rom.  v.  3,  p.  966.) 

Wilhelm,  Lewis  Webb.-  Local  institutions 
in  Maryland.  Baltimore,  1885.  8°.  (Adams, 
H.  B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  in  hist. 
and  poZii.  sci.  3  s.  Nos.  5-7.)  3631 

Sir  George  Calvert,  Baron  of  Baltimore. 

Baltimore,  1884.  8°.  (Maryland  Hist.  Soc. 
Pub.  No.  30.)  3503 

Wilhelm,  Oapt.  Thomas.  Military  dic- 
tionary and  gazetteer.  Revised  ed.  Phila. 
1881.     8°.  1153 

Wilhelm,  Adolph,  Serzog  von  Braun- 
schweig. Eloge  de  W.  4  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wissens. 
iVoMi).  mim.  1771,  p.  37.) 

Wilhelm  Meister's  apprenticeship. 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Stand. 

Libr.)  1295 

Wilhelm  Meisters  lehrjahre.    190  pp. 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  3,  p.  146. 

Wilhelm  Meister's  traTels.    178  pp. 

Goethe,  J.  W.  von.  (Oarlyle,  T.,  Trs.  from  the  German, 
v.  2,  p.  149.1 

Wilhelm  Meisters  wanderjahre.   135 

pp.     Goethe,  J.  W.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  3,  p.  335. 

Wilhelm  von  Grumbaeh.    (Novelle.) 

78  pp.  Jensen,  W.  [Veiktsch.  rundscliau,  v.  4,  1875,  pp. 
161,  321.) 

Wilhelmina,  Markgraefin  von  Baireuth. 
See  Frederica"  Sophia  Wilhelmina,  Mark- 
graefin von  Baireuth. 

Wilhelmina     Dorothea     Carolina, 

Queen  Consort  of  George  II.  Historical  sketches  of  the 
reign  of  George  II:  The  Queen.  27  pp.  [Blackwood's 
Mag.  V.  103, 1868,  p.  196.) 

Wilhelmine,  erzaehlung.    71pp.   Raumer, 

F.  L.  G.  von,  Vermischte  schrtften,  v.  1,  p.  370. 

WillielmJ,    August.     Hassard,   J.    R.    G. 

Wiiheimj  and  BemSnyl.  7  pp.  (Scriiner's  Monthly,  v. 
18, 1879,  p.  HI.) 

Wilhelmshoehe.  CliflEord,J.  The  impe- 
rial prison.    6  pp.    ( Oeerld.  Monthly,  v.  5, 1870,  p.  449.) 

Wilhelmns,  St.,  Abbot  of  St.   Thomas  of 

Paraclet,  Ebleholten.  —1202.  GenealoglaTegumDano- 
rum.  10  pp.  (Langebeols,  J.,  and  Sujim,  P. ^../Script. 
rer.  Dania.  v.  2,  p.  164;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
209,  p.  727.)— Eplstolae.  17  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee. 
hist.  Gaules,  v.  ID,  p.  310;  Langebeok,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P. 
F.,  Script,  rer.  Danie.  v.  6,  p.  1 ;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Falrol.  s. 
Lat.  V.  209,  p.  635.) 

"Vita.    38  pp.    (LangebecE,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F., 

Seript.  rer.  Danie.  v.  6,  p.  468;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  209,  p.  589.) 

Wilhelmus.  See  also  Guglielmo.— Guil- 
laume.— Wilhelm.  — Willelmus.  —  Willem. 
— William. 


Wilhem's  method  of  teaching  sing- 
ing.   Hullah,  J.  P.  —3753 
Wilke,  Andreas.     1562-1631.     Expositio  in 

(esto  trlum  regum  facta  ex  Apotheoseos  quibusdam 
verstbua.  11  pp.  (Prudentlus  Clemens,  A.,  Opera 
omnia,  V.  3,  p.  1261 :  Valpy,  A.  J.,  Script.  Lat.) 

Wilkes,  (— ).    See  Derrick,  S. 

Wilkes,  Bear-Admiral  Charles.  1798-1877. 
Narrative  of  the  United  States  exploring 
expedition,  1838-43.  With  maps.  New 
York,  1856.  5  v.  r.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  83,  1846,  p.  431;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  61, 
1845,  p.  54;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  44,  1846,  p.  469.) 

3422 

Synopsis  of  the  cruise  of   the    United 

States  exploring  expedition,  1838-42.  Wash- 
ington, 1842.  8°.  (Bound  pamph.  v.  230.) 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  56,  1843,  p.  257.) 

5933 

Can-ell,  A.  E.  The  first  American  exploring  expe- 
dition. 6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  44,  1872,  p.  60.)— 
Headley,  J.  T.  In  his  Farragut  and  our  naval  com- 
manders, p.  103.  9  pp.— IVonrse,  J.  E.  Antarctic 
cruise  of  W.,  1829-40.  36  pp.  (In  his  Am.  explor.  in 
the  Ice  zones,  p.  489.)— Sclimuclcer,  S.  M.  Charles 
Wilkes.    85  pp.    (ruMsLifeof  Kane,  p.  330.) 

Wilkes,  John.  1727-97.  Works,  formerly 
pub.  under  the  title  of  the  North  Briton. 
London,  n.  d.     8  v.  16°.  —2357 

Contents.  [Introduction  to]  the  history  of  Kns- 
land  from  the  revolution  to  the  accession  of  the 
Brunswick  line,  v.  3.— The  IVorth  Briton,  v.  1-3.  ■ 

Correspondence  ...  In  which  are  in- 
troduced memoirs  of  his  life,  by  John  Al- 
mon.    London,  1805.     5  v.  13°.  3757 

Letters  from  the  year  1774-96,  addressed 

to  his  daughter,  the  late  Miss  Wilkes :  with 
a  collection  of  his  miscellaneous  poems. 
To  which  is  prefixed  a  memoir  of  the  life  of 
Mr.  Wilkes.    London,  1804.     4  v.  13°.    3843 

Contents.  lietters,  v.  2-4.— Ijlfe  of  J.  'Wilkes, 
v.  1. — Pocma,  V.  1. 

(Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v.  5,  1805,  p.  477.) 

Speeches.    London,  1777.     2  v.  in  1,  16°. 

1318 

Almon,  J.    Memoirs  of  Wilkes.     1805,  5 

V.    (Wilkes,  J.,  Correspondence,  v.  1-5.) 

Rtzgeeald,  p.    Life  and  times  of  John 

Wilkes.     1888,  2  v. 

Watson,    J.    S.    Biographies    of    John 

Wilkes  and  William  Cobbett.     1870. 

Blerzy,  H.    Un  pamphiStalre  angiais  an  18  si&cle. 

24  pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1875,  3  p6r.  v.  11,  p.  920.)— 
Collins,  S.  John  Wiikes.  6  pp.  (In  his  Miscella- 
nies, p.  297.)— Dilke,  C.  W.  Papers  of  a  critic,  v.  2,  p. 
229.  61  pp.— Founders  of  modern  liberalism. 
18  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  116,  1874,  p.  601.)— Kid- 
gell,  J.  Genuine  and  succinct  narrative  of  a  scanda- 
lous, obscene,  and  exceedingly  profane  iibel  entitled 
An  essay  on  vyoman.  16  pp.  [With  Keate,  G.,  Netley 
Abbey.)— Memoir  of  the  life  ot  W.  183  pp.  (With 
his  Letters,  v.  1,  p.  1.)— Kae,  W.  F.  John  Wilkes.  17 
pp.    [Fortn.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  4, 1868,  p.  260.) 

and    others.     The    North    Briton,   from 

1-46  inclusive.     London,  1769.     2  v.  in  4,  fo. 

—3351 
The  same.   London,  1772.   4  v.  16°.   —3857 
Wilkes.    See  also  Wilks. 
Wilkie,  Sir  David.    Cunningham,  A.    Life 
of  Sir  David  Wilkie.     1848,  8  v. 

MOLLETT,  J.  W.    Sir  David  Wilkie.    1881. 

(Illustr.  Mog.  of  great  artists.) 

— -  Chasles,  V.  E.  P.  David  Wilkie.  16  pp.  (Thor«, 
T.  B.  J.,  Hist,  lies  peintres,  Ecole  anglaise.)—Gaeri\sey, 
A.  H.  Haydon  and  his  friends.  9  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  6,1. 1876,  p.  661.)— Haydon,  B.  E.  Wilkie.  61  pp. 
(In  Ms  Lectures  on  painting,  v.  2,  p.  37.)— [BTotice  of.] 
5  pp.  (Brit,  painters  of  the  18  and  19  cent.  p.  12.)— Rus- 
sell, W.    Wilkie.    10  pp.    (In  his  Extraordinary  men. 


WILKIB 


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WILKINSON 


p.  185.)— Tbomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  WUkle.  39  pp.  (In 
her  RecoUeotlons  of  lit.  characters,  v.  2,  p.  146.)— 
Tiiclicrinaii,  H.  T.  Sir  David  WUkle,  the  painter 
of  character.  IG  pp.  {Essays^  p.  379.) — "Wllkie  mid 
Haydon.  9  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  30,  18i7,  p.  63.)— 
Sir  David  AVilkle  and  his  fiiends.  11  pp.  (/Era- 
ser's Mag.  V.  24,  1841,  p.  443.)— WUUIe  and  his 
works.    0  pp.    (Froser's  Mag.  v.  20, 1842,  p.  265.) 

M'ilkie,  Francis  Bangs.  1833—.  Daven- 
port, past  and  present ;  including  the  early 
history,  and  personal  and  anecdotal  remi- 
niscences of  Davenport.  Davenport,  1858. 
8°.  3595 

- — -  Petrolia  ;  or,  the  oil  regions  of  the  United 
States.  A  complete  descriptive  and  guide 
book.     Chicago,  1865.    8°.  —1654 

Willtie,  George.  Manufacture  of  iron  in 
Great  Britain  ;  with  remarks  on  the  em- 
ployment of  capital  in  iron-works  and  col- 
lieries.    Edinburgh,  1857.     8°.  —3715 

Wilkie,  William,  D.D.  1731-73.  Poetical 
works  and  life  of.  Edinburgh,  1795.  8°. 
(Anderson,  R.,  Brit. poets,  v.  11.)  1863 

Contents.  Andei'soii,  R.  Life  of  Wilkie.— A  dia- 
logue.— The  S^pigoiiiad. — Fables. 

Poems  and  life  of.    89  pp.    (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng. 

poets,  V.  16,  p.  107.) 

Audei-sou,   R.    Lite  of  W.    20  pp.     {In  his  Brit. 

poets,  V.  11,  p.  V.)— Clialmers,  A.  Life  of  W.  13  pp. 
(In  his  Eng.  poets,  v.  16,  p.  109.) 

Wilkin,  Simon  (Ed.)  1790-1863.  Works 
of  Sir  Thomas  Browne.    See  Browne,  T. 

Wilkina  saga.  Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der 
{Tr.)  Wilkina-  und  Nifluuga-saga,  oder 
Dietrich  von  Bern  und  die  Niebelungen. 
1855,  3  V.  {In  his  Altdeutsche  und  altnBrd- 
ische  heldensagen.) 

Lauge,  G.    Vllkinasaga,  Oder  saga  von  Thidrek 

von  Bern.  186  pp.  {In  his  Untersuchungen  ueber  die 
nordlsche  und  deutsche  heldensage,  p.  108.)— Muel- 
ler, P.  E.  Vllkinasaga  eller  Thidrek  af  Berns  saga. 
171  pp.    {.In  Ms  Saga-blbllothek,  v.  2,  p.  146.) 

See  also  Ameluugeii  lied  and  sage. — Dietricll 
von  Bern  sage.— Heldenliucli.- Heldensage. 
— Nibeluugen  lied  and  sage.— Siegfried  sage. 
— Volsnnga  saga. 

Wilkins,  Augustus  Samuel.  National  edu- 
cation in  Greece,  in  the  4  century  before 
Christ.     London,  1873.     13°.  —3377 

Some  historical  results  of  the  science  of  lan- 
guage.   37  pp.    (Owens  College  essays,  Tp.  291.) 

{Ed.)    M.   TuUii  Ciceronis    de    oratore. 

See  Cicero,  M.  T. 

Wilkins,  Sir- Charles  (Tr.)   1740-1836.  Bhag- 

vat-Geeta.    See  Bhagavad  gita. 
Grammar  of  the  Sanskrita  language.    16  pp.    (Rev. 

of  in  Biin.  Rev.   v.  13,  1809,  p.  366  :  Quart.  Bev.   v.  1. 

1809,  p.  63.) 

Wilkins,  David,  D.  D.  1685-1745.  Con- 
cilia Magnae  Britanniae  et  Hiberniae,  a 
synodo  Verolamiensi,  A.  D.  446  ad  Londi- 
nensem  A.  D.  1717.  Accedunt  constitu- 
tiones  et  alia  ad  historiam  ecclesiae  Angli- 
canae  spectantia.    Londini,  1737.    4  v.  fo. 

—1391 

Leges  Anglo-Saxonicae  ecclesiasticae  et 

civiles.  Accedunt  leges  Eduardi  Latinae, 
Guilielmi  conquestoris  Gallo-Normannicae, 
et  Henrici  I  Latinae.  Subjungitur  Henr. 
Spelmanni  codex  legum  veterum  statutorum 
regni  Angliae,  quae  ab  ingressu  Guilielmi 
I  usque  ad  annum  nonum  Henr.  Ill  edita 
sunt.  Toti  operi  praemittitur  dissertatio 
Guilielmi  Nicolsoni  de  jure  feudali  veterum 
Saxonum.    Londini,  1731.     fo.  —1311 

vita  Joannis  Seldeni.    56  pp.    (Selden,  J.,  Opera 

omnia,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 


Councils   and    ecclesiastical   documents 

relating  to  Great  Britain.  See  Haddan,  A. 
W.,  and  Stubbs,  W. 

WilkiliS,  George.  Miseries  of  inforced  mar- 
riage. 97  pp.  (Dodsley,  K.,  0!<Jp!aj/s,  v.  6,p.  1 ;  Scott, 
Sir  W. ,  Anct.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  160.) 

WilkiiiS,  John,  D.  D..  Bp.  of  Chester.  1614- 
73.  Mathematical  and  philosophical  works. 
To  which  is  prefixed  the  author's  life,  and 
an  account  of  his  works.  London,  1803. 
3  V.  8°.  —2437 

Contents.  Arcliemides ;  or,  mechanical  powers, 
V.  2.— Daedalus ;  or,  mechanical  motions,  v.  2.— 
liife  of  the  author,  v.  1. — Mercury,  v;  2.— Concern- 
ing a  new  planet  tending  to  prove  that  our  earth  is 
one  of  the  planets,  v.  1.— Discovery  of  a  nevp  world, 
to  prove  that  there  may  be  another  habitable  world  In 
the  moon,  v.  1.— Real  character,  and  a  philosoph- 
ical language,  v.  2. 

Essay  towards  a  real  character,  and  a 

philosophical  language.  London,  1668.  sm. 
fo.  ,         -3101 

Discovery  of  a  new  world.    8  pp.    (Eev.  of  In 

Retrospect.  Rev.  v.  8,  1823,  p.  335.)— Life  of  W.  10  pp. 
(Mathemaf.  and  philos.  works,  v.  1,  p.  ill.) — ATiceron,  J. 
P.    MSm,  des  hommes,  v,  4, 

Wilkins,  Peter.    See  Pultock,  R. 

Wilkins,  W.  J.  Modern  Hinduism  ;  being 
an  account  of  the  religion  and  life  of  the 
Hindus  in  northern  India.  London,  1887. 
8°.  -S261 

Wilkins,  William.  1778-1839.  Atheniensia, 
or  remarks  on  the  topography  and  build- 
ings of  Athens.    London,  1816.    8°.        1776 

Prolusiones  architectonicae ;   or,  essays 

on  subjects  connected  with  Grecian  and 
Roman  architecture.     London,  1837.    4°. 

—1771 

Contents.  Athenian  inscription.— The  Erech- 
theum.— The  temple  at  Jerusalem  the  type  of 
Grecian  architecture.— On  the  construction  of  the 
roofs  of  temples. 

Wilkins,  William  Noy.  Letters  on  con- 
noisseurship,  or  the  anatomy  of  a  picture, 
with  some  remarks  on  national  galleries, 
and  the  mission  of  the  modern  artist.  Lon- 
don, 1857.     8°.  —1735 

Wilkins,  William  Walker.  Political  bal- 
lads of  the  17  and  18  centuries,  annotated. 
London,  1860.    3  v.  8°.  1335 

Contents.  Aune,  v.  2.— Charles  I,  II,  v.  1.— The 
Commonwealth,  v.  1.— George  I,  II,  v.  2. — 
James  II,  v.  1.— "William  III,  v.  2. 

Wilkinson,  Caroline  R.    Hark,  poem.    1  p. 

{Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  7p3.1— Out  of  the 
depths,  poem.    1  p.    (Soribner's  Monthly,  v.  3,  1872, 

Wilkinson,  Rev.  Charles  AUix.  Reminis- 
cences of  Eton.  (Keate's  time.)  London, 
1888.     13".  -3305 

Reminiscences  of  the  court  and  times  of 

King  Ernest  of  Hanover.  London,  1886. 
3v.l3°.  3607 

Wilkinson,  Mrs.  Eliza  Yonge.  Letters 
during  the  invasion  and  possession  of 
Charlestiawn,  S.  C,  by  the  British  in  the 
Revolutionary  war.  Arranged  by  Caroline 
Gilman.    New  York,  1839.     13°.  1618 

Wilkinson,  Capt.  Henry.  17  cent.  Infor- 
mation of  what  hath  passed  betwixt  him 
and  some  other  persons,  who  have  attempted 
to  prevail  with  him  to  swear  high  treason 
against  the  Earl  of  Shaftsbury.  London, 
1681.    fo.     {Tracts  rel.  to  popish  plot,  v.  3.) 

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Wilkinson,  Maj.-Gm.  James.  1757-1825. 
Diagrams  and  plans,  illlustrative  of  the 
principal  battles  and  '  military  affairs, 
treated  of  in  memoirs  of  my  own  times. 
Phila.  1816.  ,  4°.  1632 

Memoirs  of  my  own  times.    Phila.  1816. 

3  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev:  v.  6, 1818, 
p.  78.)  2615 

Clark,  D.    Proof  of  the  corruption  of 

Gen.  James  Wilkinson,  and  of  his  connec- 
tion with  Aaron  Burr.     1809. 

Willcinson,  James  John  Garth,  M.  D. 
1812—.  Emanuel  Sw'edenborg :  a  biog- 
raphy.    Boston,  1849.     12°.  5846 

(2V.)    Animal  kingdom.    See    Sweden- 

borg,  E. 

IVotice  ol  W.    20  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  u.  a.  v.  3, 

1879,  p.  673.). 

Wiilcinson,  Sir  John  Gardner.  1797-1875. 
Dalmatia  and  Montenegro  :  with  a  journey 
to  Mostar  in  Herzegovina,  and  remarks  on 
the  Slavonic  nations  ;  the  history  of  Dal- 
matia and  Ragusa ;  the  Uscocs  .  .  .  Lon- 
don, 1848.  2  V.  8°.  {Rev.  of  in  BlacJcwood^s 
Mag.  V.  65,  1849,  p.  202  ;  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  70, 
1850,  p.  369.)  1475 

, Egyptians  in  the  time  of  the  Pharaohs. 

To  which  is  added  an  introduction  to  the 
study  of  the  Egyptian  hieroglyphs,  by  Sam- 
uel Birch.     London,  1857.     12°.  1778 

Manners  and    customs    of   the    ancient 

Egyptians.   2  s.    London,  1841.    2v.  8°'.  1777 

Supplement.    Index  and  pi.    London, 

1841.     8°.  1777 

The  same.    2  ed.    London,  1842.    3  v.  8°. 

1777 
ITie  same.  New  ed.,  revised  and  cor- 
rected by  Samuel  Birch.  With  illustr. 
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Wilks,  Lt.-Col.  Mark.  Circa  1765-1831. 
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Wilks.    See  also  Wilkes. 

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Schopenhauek,  a.    Ueber  den  willen 

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Die  welt  als  wille  und  vorstellung. 

1859,  2  V. 


WILL 


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Willard,  A.  J.  Examination  of  the  law  of 
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Willard,  Mrs.  Caroline  McCoy  White. 
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Sanborn,  K.    Frances  E.  'Wlliard.    23  pp.    (Ward, 

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Willard,  Joseph.    Sidney  Willard.     17  pp. 

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Willard,  Samuel,  D.  D.  1640-1707.  Brief 
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Willard,  Samuel,  D.  D.  1775-1859.  Regu- 
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Willard,  Maj.  Sidney.  Willard,  J.  Biog- 
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Willard,  Sidney.  1780-1856.  Memories  of 
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Willard,    Solomon.     Wheildon,    W.  W. 

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Willebrod    or    Willebrord,    St.,    Bp.    of 

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Willehad,  St.,  Bp.  of  Bremen.    Anschaire, 

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Willelmus,  o/JVipoM.    13  cent.    Fragmen- 

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Willelmus  parvus.  See  William  ofNew- 
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Willelmus.  See  also  Guglielmo.  —  Guil- 
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WiWem,  Monk  of  Egmont.    14,  cent.    Chron- 

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Wlllem.  See  also  Guglielmo.— Gtiillaume. 
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Willem  de  eerste,  dicht.  33  pp.  Toi- 
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Willemin,  Nicolas  Xavier.    Gilbert,  A.  P. 

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Willems,  Pierre  Gaspard  Hubert.  1840—. 
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Willenc  de  Orancey,  Bp.  of  Langres.    12 

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Willermns,  Abp.  of  Tyre.  See  Guillelmus, 
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Willert,  Paul  Ferdinand.  -1844—.  The 
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Willett,  Col.  Marinus.  Stark,  0.  Col.  W. 
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Willey,  Rev.  Austin.  1806—.  History  of 
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Willey,  Bev.  Benjamin  Glazier.  1796-1867. 
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see  also  Franco-German  -tvar. 

William  I,  the  Conqueror.  King  of  England. 

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mannorum.  30  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules, 
V.  11,  p.  75;  Giles,  3.  A.,  Script,  rer.gesl.  Willelmi  Con- 
questoris, p.  78 ;  Maseres,  F.,  Bist.  Anglic,  p.  37  ;  Ml^ne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  149,  p.  1217.)  — rA«  same  la 
Trench.  121  pp.  (Gulzot,  E.  P.  G.,  Mlm.  rel.  lust,  de 
Frdnee,  v.  29,  p.  319.)— Ex  Gestls  WUhelml  I.  8  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  26,  pp.  3, 822.)— liancelot,  A. 
Explication  d'un  monument  de  (^ulUaume  le  Conqufi- 
rant.    84  pp.    (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  Jnscript.  Hist.  v. 

6,  1729,  p.  739;  v.  8,  1733,  p.  602.)  — Panlmier,  C. 
Aper9us  gSn6aloglques  sur  les  descendants  de  Guil- 
laume  le  Oonqufirant.  3  pp.  (Ben.  archiol.  v.  2, 1845, 
p.  794.)— William  the  Conqueror.  37  pp.  (Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  40,  1864,  p.  27L) 

See   also    Domesday-booli.  — Great    Britain, 
History,  Conquest  to  Henry  Vlll. 

William  H,  Rufus,  King  V  England. 
Freeman,  E.  A.  Reign  of  William  Rufus. 
1883,  2  V. 

Birch,  W.  de  G.    On  the  great  seals  of  W.    13  pp.  2 

pi.    (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  y.  28, 1872,  p.  129.)— 
Strlcfcland,  A.    William     Rufus.    98    pp.     (/n    her 
Lives  of  the  bachelor  kings  of  Eng.  p.  1.)— William 
Rufus.     8  pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  60,  1882,  p.  401.) 
See  also  Great  Britain,  History,  Conquest  to  Henry 

nil. 
William  III,  King  of  Oreat  Britain.  1650- 
1702.  Letters  of  William  III  and  Louis 
XIV  and  of  their  ministers  ;  illustrative  of 
the  domestic  and  foreign  politics  of  England ' 
from  the  peace  of  Ryswick  to  the  accession 
of  Philip  V  of  Spain,  1697  to  1700.  Ed.  by 
Paul  Grimblot.    London,  1848.    3v.8°-   1515 

Letters  to  the  Electress  Sophia  ot  Hanover.    48  pp. 

(Mary  II,  Queen  of  Gt.  Britain,  Memoirs,  p.  65.)— Copy  of 
King  William's  will,  1702.  1  p.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of 
tracts,  V.  12,  p.  381.) 

Life  of  William  III,  late  King  of  Eng- 
land, and  Prince  of  Orange.    Illustrated. 

3  ed.    London,  1705.     8°.  4871 
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containing  the  steps  taken  by  the  Prince  of 
Orange  to  ascend  the  throne  of  Great  Brit- 
ain ;  and  the  intrigues  of  the  court  of 
France,  to  counteract  his  measures.  1754- 
55,  4  v. 

BOYER,  A.    History  of    King    William 

III.     1702-08,  8  v. 

Cane,  R.    History  of  the  Williamite  and 

Jacobite  wars  in  Ireland.     1859. 

Collection  of  state  tracts  pub.  on  occa- 
sion of  the  late  revolution  in  1688.  And 
during  the  reign  of  King  William  III.    1705- 

07,  3  V. 

— ; —  Crouch,  N.  (Richard  Burton,  pseud.) 
Histdry  of  the  House  of  Orange  .  .  .  together 
with  the  history  of  William  and  Mary.   1814. 

DePeysteh,  F.  William  III  as  a  re- 
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Harris,  W.    New  history  of  the  life  and 

reign  of  William-Henry,  Prince  of  Orange 
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4  V. 

Ryan.  J.    Life  of  William  HI.    1886. 

Samson,  P.  A.    Histoire  de  Guillaume 

III.     1703,  3  V. 

Sirtema  de  Grovestins,  C.  F.,  1  Baron. 

Guillaume  III  et  Louis  XIV.    1855,  8  v. 


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Teetoe,  a.  H.,  3  Viscount  Dungannon. 

Life  and  times  of  William  III,  King  of  Eng- 
land.   1835-36,  2  V. 

Vernon,  J.    Letters  illustrative  of  the 

reign  of  William  III.     1841,  3  v. 

Description  of  the  arches  erected  at  the  Hague  for 

the  reception  of  W.  6  pp.  (Somers,  }.,  Coll.  of  tracts, 
y.  11,  p.  595.)— Diplomncy  of  Louis  XIV  and  W.  33 
pp.  {Min.  Ben.  v.  89, 1849,  p.  115.)— Herv6,  E.  Angle- 
terre  sous  le  gouveruement  de  Guillaume  III.  32  pp. 
(Rev.  conlemp.  1869, v.  3,  p.  201.)-IjiivergMe,  L.  de.  GuH- 
laume  III  et  Louis-PhlUppe.  1688  et  1830.  27  pp.  [Rev. 
d.  deux  mondest  1850,  n.  p6r.  v.  7,  p.  216.)— Political  re- 
marks on  the  life  and  reign  of  W.  13  pp.  (Somers, 
J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  V.  12,  p.  382.)— Praet,  J.  van.  William 
Illf  88  pp.  (Essays,  p.  377.)  — VIel-Castel,  L.  de. 
Louis  XIV  et  Guillaume  III.  39  pp.  { Rev.  d.  deux  mon- 
des,  1853,  n.  p4r.  2  s.  v.  2,  p.  961.)— A  Wliig  as  he  ought 
to  be:  a  pure  old  whig.  4  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  y.3T, 
1835,  p.  412.) 

See  also  Boyne,  Battle  of  the.— Great  Britain, 
History,  Henry  YlII  to  George  I,  Revolution  of  1688.— 
Mary  H,  Queen  of  Gt.  Britain: 

William  IT,  King  of  Ot. Britain.  Arundel, 
T.  G.  (Tr.)  ■  CaroRne  von  Linsingen  and 
King  William  IV.     1880. 

Fitzgerald,  P.  Life  and  times  of  Wil- 
liam IV.     1884,  3  V. 

Geenville,  R.  p.  T.  N.  B.  C,  3  Duhe  of 

BucJeingham  and  Chandos.  Memoirs  of  the 
courts  and  cabinets  of  William  IV  and  Vic- 
toria.    1861,  2  V. 

Greville, C.  C.  F.    Journal  of  the  reigns 

of  George  IV  and  William  IV.  1875  :  1875,' 
3  V. 

Grey,  0.^2 Earl  Grey.    Reform  act,  1832. 

Correspondence  with  William  IV,  and  vs^ith 
Sir  Herbert  Taylor.     1867,  3  v. 

Watkins,  J.  Life  and  times  of  "Eng- 
land's patriot  ting,"  William  IV.'   1831. 

Courts  and  cabinets  of  W.  aud  Victoria.    16  pp. 

(Dublin  Rev.  V.  49,  1861,  p.  368.')— Deaill  ot  W.  2  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  10, 1837,  p.  119  ;  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  16, 
1837,  p.  130.)— Caroline  von  Iiinsingen  and  W.  33  pp. 
(Westm,  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  68,  1880,  p.  356.)— Ode  on  the 
death  of  W.     4  pp.     (Fraser's  J/aff.  v.  16,  1837,  p.  165.) 

See  also  Great  Britain,  History,  George  I  to  the 
present  time. 

William  I,  King  of  the  Netherlands.    Mar- 

mler,  X.  Une  vlslte  au  rol  Guillaume.  19  pp.  (Rev. 
d.  deux  rfwndes,  1840,  4  s.  v.  24,  p.  685.) 

William  II,  Xing' o/Sici72/.  1153-89.  Privi- 

leglum  et  iltterae.  2  pp.  (]SIlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat. 
T.  155,  p.  1250.) 

William  l,King  of  Wuerttemberg.    Strauss, 

D.  r.  Der  romantlRer  auf  dem  throne  der  Caesaren. 
44  pp.     (Gesamm.  wjerfcfi,  V.  1,  p.  217.) 

William  I,  the  Silent,  Pi-ince  of  Orange, 
Stadhotder  of  the  Netherlands.  1533-84. 
Correspondance,  pub.  pour  la  premiere  fois  ; 
Buivie  de  pieces  inedites  sur  I'assassinat  de 
oe  Prince  et  sur  les  recompenses  accordees 
par  Philippe  II  d  la  famille  de  Balthazar 
Gerard  ;  par  M.  Gachard.  Bruxelles,  1847- 
66.     6  V.  8°.  3644 

Cartas.    12  pp.     {Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  4,  p.  289.) 

— Lettre  aux  £tats-Ggn6raux.  8  pp.  (Soc.  B)blioph. 
Ir.  Milanges,  1834.)— Speech  to  the  Lords,  etc.,  con- 
cerned with  him.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J,,  Coll.  of  tracts  v. 
10,  p.  15.) 

Brlefe  discourse  of  the  assault  committed  upon 

...  W.  ...  by  John  Jaurequl.  25  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll. 
of  tracts,  V.  1,  p.  382.)— True  report  of  the  lamentable 
death  of  W.;  who  was  trayterousiie  slayne  with  a 
dagge.  In  his  own  courte  by  Balthazar  Serack,  July  1, 
1684.  4  pp..  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v.  1,  p.  407.)— 
Heppe,  H.  William  of  Orange.  10  pp.  (Piper,  P., 
Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  1,  p.  421.)— Jezienski,  L. 
Revolution  des  Pays  Has  et  Guillaume  d'Orange.  63 
pp.  (Rev.  conlemp.  1869,  v.  3,  pp.  481,  665.)— Kalflf,  G. 
Wiilem  van  Orlngen.  21pp.  (/nftis  Mlddelnederland. ' 
epischs  fragm.  p.99.)— Meurg,  J.  GullelmusAuriaous 
slve  de  rebus,  toto  Belglo,  tarn  ab  eo,  quam  elus  tem- 


pore, gestis ;  ad  excessum  Ludovici  requeseusll.  114 
pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  10,  p.  205.)  —  Praet,  J.  van. 
Philip  II  and  W.  85  pp.  (JSssoys.p.  201.)— Dela  forma 
del  procego  y  algunas  prlnclpales  causas  por  las 
cuales  Guillermo  de  Nassao,  Principe  de  Orange,  tui 
condenado.  12  pp.  (  Col.  doc.  hist.  Espana,  v.  4,  p.  428.)  . 
— Suchler,  H.  Le  MS  de  Guillaume  d'Orange.  2  pp. 
(Romania.v.  2, 1873,  p.  335.)— TrBUttweIn  -von  Belle, 
E.  Wllhelm  vonOranten.derbefrelerderNiederlande, 
32  pp.  (Samml,  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  2,  1868,  p.  53.)— 'Wil- 
liaui  ihe  Silent:  a  study  of  character.  12  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  61, 1860,  p.  463.) 
See  also  Netherlands,  History. 

William  III,  Prince  of  Orange,  Stadholder 
of  the  Netherlands.  See  William  III,  King 
of  Gt.  Britain. 

William,  2  Earl  of  Gloucester.    Taylor,  J. 

On  some  original  deeds  relating  toW.-  6  pp.  (Brit. 
Archaeol.  Assoc.  Journ.  v.  32, 1876,  p.  465.) 

William,  Count  of  Holland  and  Emperor  of 

Germany.  1227-66.  Constltutiones,  1247-66.  19  pp. 
(Frankfort  Soc.  Leges,  v.  2,  p.  363.)     - 

WiWiAvn,  Ahhot  of  Reading.    —1187.    Epis- 

tola  ad  Alexaudrum  III  pro  Gilberto  Loudoniensi 
episcopo.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  200, 
p.  1444.) 

William,  o/^rgwes.  Stapleton,  T.  Obser- 
vations upon  the  succession  to  the  Barony  of  W.  22 
pp.     (Arehaeologia,  v.  31, 1846,  p.  216.) 

William,  of  Canterbury.  12  cent.  Vita  S. 
Thomae  Cantuarlensis  arcfiiepiscopl  et  martyris; 
epistola  ad  universes  Ohristi  fldeles.  10  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  190, p.  234.)— Extracts  from  the 
life  ot  Abp.  Beoket.  Ed.  by  Rev.  J.  C.  Eobertton. 
[Lat.]  42  pp.  (Kent  Archaeol.  Soc.  Archaeol.  Cant.  v.  6, 
1K66,  p.  1.) 

William,  of  Coomb.    12  cent.    De  Cumba 

hymn  us;  Versus.  6  pp.  (Giles,  .J.  A.,  Anecdota,  pp. 
191,195.) 

William,  of  Malmesbury.  Circa  1095-1148. 
Opera  omnia.  Parisiis,  1855.  r.  8°-  (Mighe, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  179.)  —2283 

Contents.  Fragmenta  ex  abbreviatione  Amalarii. 
— Epistola  de  Joanne  Scoto  Erigena. —Liber  de  anti- 
qultate  Glastoniensig  ecclesiae.  —  Higtoriae 
noyellae  llbri  III.- De  gestis  pontlficum  Anslo- 
rnm — Gesta  regum  Anglorum.- yita  S.  Wul- 
stani  episcopi  Wlgorniensis. 

De  gestis  pontificum  Anglorum  libri  V. 

Ed.  from  the  autograph  MS  by  N.'  E.  S.  A. 
Hamilton.  London,  1870.  r.  8°.  {Gt.  Brit. 
Rolls  chron. )  4564 

De  gestis  regum  Anglorum  libri  V.   His- 

toriae  novellae  libri  III.  Ed.  by  W.  Stubbs, 
D.  D.  London,  1887-89.  3  v.  r.  8°.  {Gt. 
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Gesta  regum  Anglorum,  atque  Historia 

novella.  Ad  fidem  codicum  manuscripto- 
rum  recensuit  Thomas  Duffus  Hardy.  Lon- 
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Chronicle  of  the  kings  of  England,  from 

the  earliest  period  to  the  reign  of  King  Ste- 
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History  of  the  kings  of  England,  and  of 

his  own  times.  London,  1854.  8°.  {Ch. 
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De  antiquitate  Glastontenglg  eccleslae ;  Liber 

V  de  pontlticibus.  92  pp.  (Gale,  T.,  and  others,  Ber. 
Anghc.  script,  v.  2,  pp.  289,  337.)— De  gestis  regum 
Anglorum  libri  V;  Historiae  novellae  libri  II;  De 
gestis  pontinoum  Anglorum  libri  IV.  292  pp.  (Savile, 
H.,  Rer.  Anglic,  script,  post  Bedam,  pp.  6, 174,'195.)— Ex 
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Ubrts  II.  64  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Rec.  hist.  Gaules,  v.  10,  ' 
p.  243 ;  V.  11,  p.  173 ;  v.  13,  pp.  1,  20.)— Ex  gcriptig 
historiclg.     37   pp.     (Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  10, 

p.  449.) 

1^'>"<''»'  'W.  de  G.    Life  and  writings  of  W.    65  pp. 

(Royal  Soc.  ot  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  10, 1874,  p.  318.) 

William,  of  Newburgh,  or  Newbury:  1136- 
1308.  Historia  rerum  Anglicarum  :  ad  fidem 


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The  same.  Ed.  from  MSS  by  Eichard 
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{Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.  Reigns  of  Stephen, 
Henry  II,  and  Richard  I.)  4503 

Ex  Htstoria  Angllcaiia.    28  pp.    (Frankfort  Soc. 

Script.  V.  27,  p.  221.)— Ex  De  rebus  AngllcJsUbrlsV. 
86  pp.  (Bouquet,  M.,  Bee.  hist.  Gnities,  v.  13,  p.  92;  y. 
18,  p.l.)— RernmAiislicariimllljrlV.  144  pp.  (Se- 
rum Brit,  script,  p.  853.)— Tfte  same  In  EngUsll.  218  pp. 
(Cli.  histor.  of  Eng.  v.  4,  pt.  2,  p.  395.) 

Denne,  S.   On  the  time  when  W.  wrote  hl8  history. 

9  pp.  [Archaeologia,  v.  9,  n89,  p.  310.) 

William,  of  Occam.    See  Occam,  W- 
William,  of  Orange.     See  William  I,  the 

Silent,  Prince  of  Orange.— William  III,  King 

of  Gt.  Britain. 
William,  of  Ramsey,  Monk  of  Croyland.    13 

cent.  Vita  et  paasio  Waldevl  0omltl3 ;  Mlraoula  Sanotl 
Waiaevl.  ■  44  pp.  (Michel,  F.  X.,  Chroniques  anglo-nor- 
mandes,  v.  2,  pp.  99, 131.) 

William,  de  Shoreham.  See  Shoreham,  W. 
de. 

William,  of  Tyre.  See  Guillelmus,  Abp.  of 
Tyre. 

William,  of  Worcester.  15  cent.  Itinera- 
rium,  sive  liber  rerum  memorabilium.  Can- 
tabrigiae,  1778.  8°.  [With  Simeon,  S., 
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Annales  rernm  Angllcarnm.  292  pp.  (Hearne, 

T.,  Libtr  niger  Scacearii  ...  v.  2,  p.  424.) 

William,  of  Wyheham,  Bp.  of  Winchester. 

1324-1404.  Autograph  letter.  Transmitted  hy  0.  W. 
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LowTH,  Ri,  Bp.  of  London.  Life  of  Wil- 
liam of  Wykeham,  Bp.  of  Winchester.   1777. 

MOBEELY,  G.   H.      Life  of  William  of 

Wykeham.    1887. 

Blore,  E.    On  some  remains  of  the  work  of  W.  at, 

Windsor  Castle.  3  pp.  1  pi.  (Archaeol.  Journ.  v.  3, 184§, 
p.  69.)  —  Cnunlngham,  A.  William  of  Wykeham. 
69  pp.  (In  his  Lives  Of  Brit,  painters,  sculptors,  etc. 
V.  4.  p.  1.) 

William.    See  also  Guglielmo.— Guillaume. 

— Wilhelm.  —  Wilhelmus.  —  Willelmus.  — 

Willem. 
William  and  Mary  College.    History 

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William  and 'the  werwolf.  Ancient 
English  romance  of.  Madden,  Sir  F.  (Ed.) 
{Roxburghe  Cluh.)  1222 

William  Augustus,  Duke  of  Cumberland. 
Historical  memoirs  of.  Including  the  mili- 
tary and  political  history  of  Great  Britain, 

,   during  that  period.    London,  1767.    8°.    4775 

Maclachlan,  a.  N.  O.  William  Augus- 
tus. Duke  of  Cumberland.     1876. 

William  Frederick,  Duke  of  Gloucester 

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William  Henry,  Duke  of  Gloucester. 
Lewis,  J.  Queen  Anne's  son.  The  memoirs 
of  William  Henry,  Duke  of  Gloucester. 
1881. 

William  liOng-espfee,  3  Earl  of  Salisbury. 

Circa  1212-60.  Voyage  into  Egypt,  1248.  3  pp.  (Hak- 
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William  liOvell. 

ten,  V.  6,  7. 
William  Bufns. 

Sing  of  England. 
William  Tell..    See  Tell,  W. 
William  tlielSilent.  See  William  I,  Prince 

of  Orange. 
William  Wilson.     22  pp.     Poe,  E.  A., 

Worlcs.  ed.  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  1,  p.  333. 

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Williams,  Rev.  Aaron.  The  religious  his- 
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Williams,  Albert,  Jr.  Gold  and  silver  con- 
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V.  1,  No.  2.)  —3558 

Mineral  resources  of  the  United  States, 

1883-85.  Washington,  1883-86.  3  v.  8°. 
J.  W.,  U.  S.   Geol.  surv.  Statist. 

—3545 

fallacies   regarding   precious-metal   ore 
19  pp.    (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  i 
annual  report,  p.  253.)  ' 

Williams,  Alfred  {Ed.)  Notes  on  the  settle- 
ment and  Indian  wars  of  the  western  parts 
of  Virginia  and  Pennsylvania.    See  Dodd- 

.    ridge,  Rev.  J. 

Williams,  Alfred  Mason  (Ed.)  1840— 
Poets  and  poetry  of  Ireland.  With  historical 
and  critical  essays  and  notes.  Boston,  1881. 
13°.  1346 

Contents.  Wm.  Allfngham. — John  Banim. — 
Bards.— Frances  Browne. — Jeremiah  Joseph  Cal- 
lanan'.  —  Convivial    and    linniorons    songs. — 

Thomas  Davis  and  the  poets  of  '*the  Nation." — Au- 
'brey  De  Vere.  —  Sir  Samuel  Ferguson. —  Alfred 
Perclval  Graves. — Gerald  Griffin. — Hedge  poets. 
—Thomas  Irwin,— Charles  J,  Kickliaiii.- Denis 
Florence  ItteCartliy. —  F^raucis  Mahony.— JameS 
Clarence  Siangan.  —  Miiscellaneons.  —  Thomas 
Moore.— Street  ballads.— Charles  Wolfe. 

Williams,  Alice.  Omniscience.  1  p.  (Serib- 

ner's  Monthly,  v.  10,  1876,  p.  691.)— Rosenlled.     1  p. 

(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  34, 1874,  p.  206 ;  iScribner's  Monthly,  v. 
12,  1876,  p.  498.) 

Williams,    Andrew.      Exhumed.      4   pp. 

{OMtrld.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1872,  p.  333.) 

Williams,  Benjamin  {Ed.)  Chronicque  de 
la  traison  et  mort  de  Bichart  11,  Roy  d'En- 
gleterre,  mise  en  lumiere  d'apres  un  MS  de 
la  Bibliotheque  royale  de  Paris.  Londres, 
1846.     8°.     (Eng.  Hist.  Soc.)  1585 

{Ed.)     Henrici,    Quinti,   Angliae    regis, 

gesta,  cum  chronica  Neustriae,  Gallice,  ab 
anno  1414  ad  1433.  Londini,  1850.  8°. 
(Eng.. Hist.  Soc.)  1585 

Williams,  Mrs.  Catherine  R.  Arnold.  Circa 
1787-1872.  Biography  of  revolutionary  he- 
roes ;  containing  the  life  of  Brig.-Gen.  Wil- 
liam Barton,  and  also  of  Capt.  Stephen 
Olney.     Providence,  1839.     13°-  3706 

Rider,  S.  S.     Publications  of  W.     13  pp.     (In  his 

Bibliographical  memoirs,  p.  49:  Mhode  Island  Hist. 
Tracts,  No.  11.) 

Williams,  Rev.  Charles.  The  Alps,  Switzer- 
land, and  the  north  of  Italy.  London,  1854. 
4°.  1463 


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4902 


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Williams,  Charles.  1838—.  The  Armenian 
campaign  :  a  diary  of  the  campaign  of  1877, 
in  Armenia  and  Eoordistan.    London,  1878. 

W).  8°.  3497 

illiams,  Charles  H.,  M.  D.    The  eyes  of 

school  children.  25  pp.  {Six  lectures  upon  school  hygiene, 
p.  65.) 

Williams,  Sir  Charles  Hanbury.  1709-59. 
Works,  from  the  originals  in  the  possession 
of  .  .  .  the  Earl  of  Essex  :  with  notes  by 
Horace  Walpole,  Earl  of  Orford.  London, 
18S2.    3  V.  12°.  3146 

Contents.  Account  of  the  embassy  of  Sir  0.  H.  Wil- 
liams, T.  2.— Ijetters,  v.  3.— History  of  the  new  min- 
istry, proposed  hy  the  Earl  of  Bath,  v.  2.— Poems, 
V.  1-3.— Account  of  the  kings  and  government  of  Po- 
land, 7.  3. 

(Rev.  of  In  Quart.  Bev.  v.  28, 1823,  p.  46.) 

Ode  on  the  death  of  Matzcl,  a  favourite  buU-flnch ; 

Ode  on  Miss  Harriet  Hanbury,  at  6  years  old.  i  pp. 
(RltBon,  J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  2,  pp.  280,  282.)— Ode.  6  pp. 
(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6,  p.  364.) 

Jesse,  J.  H.    Sir  Charles  Hanbury  Williams.    12 

pp.    (/n  his  Mem.  of  celebrated  Etonians,  v.  1,  p.  164.) 

Williams,  Charles  James  Blasius,  M.  D. 
Memoirs  of  life  and  work.  London,  1884. 
8°.  4766 

and  Williams,  Charles  Theodore,  M.D. 

Pulmonary  consumption,  its'  etiology,  path- 
ology, and  treatment ;  with  an  analysis  of 
1000  cases  to  exemplify  its  duration  and 
modes  of  arrest.     2  ed.    London,  1887.     8°. 

—3705 
Williams,  Charles  Kilborn,  LL.  D.     Wil- 
liams, S.    Charles  KUborn  Williams,  LL.  D.     17  pp. 
(New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  tiog.  v.  2,  p.  17.) 

Williams,  Charles  Theodore,  M.  D.  1839—; 
Climate  of  the  south  of  France  as  suited  to 
invalids  :  with  notices  of  Mediterranean 
and  other  winter  stations.  2  ed.  With  an 
appendix  on  Alpine  summer  quarters  for 
invalids,  and  on  the  mountain  cure.  Lon- 
don, 1870.     8°.  —2487 

Pulmonary  consumption.    See  Williams, 

C.  J.  B.,  and  Williams,  C.  T. 

Williams,  Charles  Verulam.    Life  and  ad- 

'  ministration  of  Et.  Hon.  Spencer  Perceval, 
including  ...  a  detail  of  his  assassination. 
London,  n.  d.     12°.  4857 

Williams,  Charles  Wye.  -1866.  On  heat 
in  its  relations  to  water  and  steam  ;  em- 
bracing new  views  of  vaporisation,  conden- 
sation, and  explosions.  2  ed.,  revised  and 
extended.    London,  1861.    8°.  —1524 

Williams,  D.  E.  Life  and  correspondence 
of  Sir  Thomas  Lawrence.  London,  1881. 
2  V.  8°-  (Rev.  of  in  Atu.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  10, 
1831,  p.  310  ;  Edin.  Bev.  v.  54,  1831,  p.  461.) 

4844 

Williams,  E.  Cort.    Cruise  of  "the  Black 

Terror."  (Porter's  dummy  at  Vicksburg.)  22  pp. 
(Hunter,  R  ,  Sketches  of  war  history,  v,  3,  p.  144.) — Recol- 
lections of  the  Red  river  expedition.  25  pp. 
(Hunter,  R.,  Sketches  of  war  history,  v.  2,  p.  96.) 

Williams,  Edward.  17  cent.  Virginia: 
more  especially  the  south  part  thereof,  richly 
and  truly  valued  ...  2  ed.,  with  addition 
of  the  discovery  of  silkworms,  with  their 
benefit.  [Anon.]  London,  1650  ;  repr.  Wash- 
ington, 1844.    8°.     (Force,  P.,  Tracts,  v.  3.) 

1644 

Williams,  Edward.  (lolo  Morganwg, 
pseud.)  1745-1826.  Llyma  lyvyr  trlodd  belrdd  yuys 
Prydaln.  120  pp.  {Myvyrian  archaiol.  ^f  Wales,  v.  3, 
p.  199.) 


Williams,  Edwin.  1797-1854.  StatesmanV 
manual.  The  addresses  and  messages  of 
the  Presidents  of  the  United  States,  inaug- 
ural, annual,  and  special,  from  1789  to  1854  ; 
with  a  memoir  of  each  of  the  Presidents, 
and  a  history  of  their  administrations  ;  also, 
the  Constitution  of  the  United  States,  and  a 
selection  of  important  documents  and  statis- 
tical information.  New  York,'  1854.  3  v. 
go  •  3354 

Williams,  Rev.  Eleazer.    Circa  1787-1858.  • 
Life  of  Te-ho-ra-gwa-ne-gen,  alias  Thomas 
Williams,  a  chief  of  the  Caughnawaga  tribe 
of  Indians  in  Canada.    Albany,  1859.    8°. 

3892 

Hanson,  J.   H.    The  lost  prince :.  facts 

tending  to  prove  the  identity  of  Louis  XVII 
of  France,  and  Eev.  Eleazar  Williams.   1854. 

Hanson,  J.  H.    Have  we  a  Bourbon  among  us  ? 

The  Bourbon  question.  46  pp.  {Putnam's  Mag.  v.  1, 
1853,  pp.  194,  442.)— Huntoon,  D.  T.  V.  Eev.  Eleazer  ' 
Williams.  20  pp.  (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Boc.  Mem.  ■ 
bio^.  V.  3, p. 252.) — Latest  historic  doubt:  problem 
of  the  lost  prince.  11  pp.  {Putnam's  Mag.  v.  3, 1864,  p. 
202.) — Missionary  prince.  25  pp.  {Southern  Bev.  v. 
15, 1874,  p.  397.)— Smith,  J.  T.  Eleazer  Williams  and 
the  lost  prince.  36  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soo.  Co!!,  v. 
6, 1872,  p.  308.)— Trowbridge,  0.  Dl  'NotB  on  W.  2 
pp.    (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  7, 1'876,  p.  ,413.) 

Williams,  Mrs.  Ellen  Cotesworth  (Ed.) 
Life  and  letters  of  Rowland  Williams.  See 
Williams,  R. 

Williams,  Col.  Ephraim.    Historical  sketch 

of  the  lite  and  character  of  W.    7  pp.    (Maes.  Hist. 
Soo.  Coll.  V.  8,  1802,  p.  47.) 
See  also  'Williams  College. 

Williams,  Folkestone.  See  Williams,  Rob- 
ert Folkestone. 

Williams,  Frank.  New  pocket-dictionary 
of  the  English  and  German  languages,  with 
a  pronunciation  of  the  English  part  in  Ger- 
man characters.  8  ed.  Brunswick^  1856. 
2  pts.  in  1  V.  16°.  1186- 

Williams,  Frederick  Sims.  1813-63.  Our 
iron  roads  :  their  history,  construction,  and 
social  influences.   London,  1852.   8°.    —2715 

The  wonders  of  the  heavens.     London, 

1852.  12°.  .  ( With  Kennedy,  J. ,  Naturcd  his- 
tory of  man. )  1798 

Williams,  Frederick  Wells.    Life  and  let- _ 
ters  of  Samuel  Wells  Williams,  LL.  D.,  mis- 
sionary, diplomatist,  sinologue.    New  York, 
1889.     8°.  3765 

Williams,  Rev.  George.  1814-78.  The  holy 
city:  or,  historical  and  topographical  notices 
of  Jerusalem  ;  with  some  account  of  its 
antiquities  and  of  its  present  condition. 
London.  1845.  8°.  (Eev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ. 
Mag.  V.  26,  1854,  p.  266.)  1785 

Williams,  George  Huntington.  Gabbros 
and  associated  hornblende  rocks  occurring 
in  the  neighborhood '  of  Baltimore,  Md. 
Washington,  1886.  8°-  (Powell,  J.  W., 
U.  S.  Oeol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  4,  No.  28.)      —3553 

Williams,  George  Washingtori.  1849-91. 
History  of  the  negro  race  in  America,  from 
1619-1880.  Negroes  as  slaves,  as  soldiers, 
and  as  citizens.     New  York,  1883.     2  v.  8°. 

1793 

History  of  the  negro  troops  in  the  war  of 

the  rebellion,  1861-65.  Preceded  by  a  re- 
view of  the  military  services  of  negroes  jn 
ancient  and  modern  times.  New  York, 
1888.    13°-  3632 


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Williams,  Helen  Maria.  1762-1827.  Letters 
on  the  events  which  have  passed  in  France 
since  the  restoration  in  1815.  2  ed.  Lon- 
don, 1820.     8°.  1605 

Letters  written  in  France  .  .  .  containing 

various  anecdotes  relative  to  the  French 
revolution.  London,  1792-94.  4  v.  12°.  1698 
Note.— v.  1  Is  4  ed. 

Narrative  of  the  events  which' have  taken 

place  in  France;  with  an  account  of  the 
present  state  of  society  and  public  opinion. 
2  ed.  London,  1816.  8°.  ^Eev.  of  in  N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  3, 1816,  p.  106.)  1606 

Poems.    2  ed.    London,  1791.    2  v.  16°. 

1894 

Sketches  of  the  state  of  manners  and 

opinions  in  the  French  republic,  towards  the 
close  of  the  18  century.  London,  1801.  2  v. 
8°.  1696 

(Ed.)  Political  and  confidential  corres- 
pondence of  Louis  XVI,  with  observations 
on  each  letter.  See  Louis  XVI,  King  of 
France. 

(Tr.)  Researches  concerning  the  insti- 
tutions and  monuments  of  the  ancient  in- 
habitants of  America.  See  Humboldt,  F. 
W.  H.  A.,  Freiherr  von,  and  Bonpland,  A. 

Williams,  Henry  Shaler.  1847—.  On  the' 
fossil  faunas  of  the  upper  Devonian,  along 
the  meridian  of  76°  30'  from  Tomkins  Co., 
N.  Y.,  to  Bradford  Co.,  Pa.  Washington, 
1884.  8°.  (Powell,  J.  W.,  U.  S.  Oeol.  sun. 
BmZ/.  V.  1,  No.  3.)  ,    —3553 

Williams,  Henry  T.  The  Pacific  tourist. 
Illustrated  trans-continental  guide  of  travel 
from  the  Atlantic  to  the  Pacific  ocean  .  .  . 
A  complete  traveler's  guide  of  the  Union 
and  Central  Pacific  Railroads.  New  York, 
1876.     8°.  2473 

Williams,  Henry  Willard,  M.  D.  "1821—. 
Our  eyes,  and  how  to  take  care  of  them. 
Boston,  1871.     12°.  -         —3787 

iVo<«.— Also  In  Atlant.  MontKly,  t.  27,  28, 1B71. 

I<ife  of  W.    1  p.    (ValUe,  F.  0.,  and  Clark,  H.  A., 

Harvard  Book,  v.  1,  p.  262.> 

Williams,  Howard.    Superstitions  of  witch- 
craft.   London,  1865.     12°.  —2476 
Williams,  Bev.  Isaac.      Osgood,  S.      The 

poet  of  Puseylsm.    10  pp.    (CAr.  EiamTv.  36, 1844,  p.  46.) 

Williams,  J.  Butler.  Practical  geodesy, 
comprising  chain  surveying  and  the  use  of 
surveying  instruments,  levelling,  and  trac- 
ing of  contours  ...  3  ed.  London,  1855. 
8°.  —2484 

Williams,  J.  J.  Isthmus  of  Tehuantepec  : 
being  the  results  of  a,  survey  for  a  railroad 
to  connect  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans 
.  .  .  With  a  resum6  of  the  geology,  climate 
.  .  .  With  maps.    New  York,  1852.     2  v.  8°. 

2473 

Williams,  James.  The  South  vindicated, 
being  a  series  of  letters  written  during  the 
canvass  for  the  presidency  in  1860  .  .  .  With 
an  introduction  by  John  Baker  Hopkins. 
From  the  2  Am.  ed.    London,  1862.     8°. 

—2385 

Wifliams,  James  A.  Plan  of  the  American 
union,  and  the  structure  of  its  government, 
explained  and  defended.  Baltimore,  1848. 
13°.  I  -1348 


Williams,  James  R.  History  of  the  Metho- 
dist Protestant  church.  Baltimore,  1843. 
8°.  —3275 

Williams,  Jane.  History  of  Wales,  derived 
from  authentic  sources.     London,  1869.     8°. 

2574 

Williams,  John,  D.  D.,  successively  Bp.  of 

Lincoln  and  Aip,  of.Torlc,  1682-1650.    Corresponaenoe. 
_6  pp.    (Ardmeol.  Cambr.  4  s.  v.  1, 1870,  p.  62.) 

Hacket,  J.,  Bp.  of  Lichfield  and  Coventry. 

Scrinia  reserata  :  a  memorial  offered  to  the 
great  deserving!  of  John  Williams,  D.  D. 
.  .  .  Abp.  of  York.     1693. 

liaud,  W.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury.    Speech  at  the  trial 

of  W.,  July  19, 1637.  12  pp.  (Works,  y.  6,  pt.  1,  p.  71: 
Libr.  Angl.  Cath.  Thiol.) 

Williams,  Rev.  John,  Archdeacon  of  Cardi- 
gan.  1792-1858.  Essays  on  various  sub- 
jects, philological,  philosophical,  ethnolog- 
ical, and  archaeological,  connected  with  the 
prehistorical  records  of  the  civilized  "nations 
of  ancient  Europe,  especially  of  that  race 
which  first  occupied  Great  Britain.  Lon- 
don, 1858.  8°.  2283 
Contents.  Observations  on  certain  very  ancient 
traditions  among  certain  primitive  nations — Ex- 
tracts from  arcliaeologlcal  letters. — Extract  from 
an  unpublished  archaeologf cal  paper.  —  Selec- 
tlon  from  certain  arcliaeological  papers.  —  On 
Cam  Goch,  in  Caermanheuahlre.  —  Antiquity  of 
Celtic  coins.— Difference  between  the  Cnmraeg 
and  the  Gaeleg.— Written  records  of  the  Cnnirl. 
— On  the  early  intercourse  between  tlie  eastern 
and  western  worlds,  and  on  Celtic  coins — Grreat 
etiinological  theory.— One  source  of  the  non- 
Hellenic  portion  of  the  Iiatin  language.— On  the 
megalitllic  structures  in  Auvergne.— On  the 
Aristotelian  expression  "Mera  ra  ^vrnKa.''  —  Ancient 
Phoenicians  and  their  language.  —  Primitive 
tradition.  —  The  Virglllan  cosmogony.  —  An- 
tiquity of  certain  Welsh  MSS. 

Two  essays  on  the  geography  of  ancient  Asia.    28 

pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  63, 1831,  p~.  306.)— Home- 
rus.    28  pp.     (Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Bev.  v.  77, 1843,  p.  44.) 

Williams,  Rev.  John.  1644-1729.  The  re- 
deemed captive  returning  to  Zion :  or,  a 
faithful  history  of  remarkable  occurrences 
in  the  captivity  and  deliverance  of.  To. 
which  is  added,  a  biographical  memoir  of 
the  reverend  author,  with  an  appendix  and 
notes,  by  Stephen  W.  Williams.  North- 
ampton, 1853.     12°.  1658 

Williams,  Rev.  John.  1796-1839.  Narra- 
tive of  missionary  enterprises  in  the  South 
Sea  islands  ;  with  remarks  upon  the  natural 
history  of  the  islands,  origin,  languages, 
traditions,  and  usages  of  the  inhabitants. 
London,  1837.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Y.  Rev. 
V.  2,  1838,  p.  405.)  —3276 

Ahlfeld,  F.      John  Williams.    8  pp.    (Piper,  F., 

Leaders  of  ch.  universal,  v.  2,  p.  849.) 

Williams,  Rev.  John  (ab  Ithel).  1811-63. 
Ecclesiastical  antiquities  of  the  Cymry;  or, 
the  ancient  British  church  ;  its  history,  doc- 
trine, and  rites.    London,  1844.    8°.    —1286 

(_Ed.)    Annales Cambriae.   London,  1860. 

r.8?.     {Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4584 

(Ed.)    Brut  y  tywysogion  or  chronicle 

of  the  princes.  London,  1860.  r.  8°.  {Gt. 
Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4594 

Williams,  Sir  John.  16  cent.  Account  of 
the  monastic  treasures  confiscated  at  the 
dissolution  of  the  various  houses  in  Eng- 
land. Edinburgh,  1836.  4°.  {Abbotsford 
Club.)  2563 


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Williams,  Sir  John.  1777-1846.   Brougham, 

S.,  Baron.  Mr.  Justice  W11  llama.  13  pp.  (/n  Ms  Hist, 
sketches  otstatesmeo,  v.  2,  p.  312:  >Forfc!,  v.  t.)— Siig- 
den,  E.  B.,  Baron  SI.  Leonards.  Letter  to  W.,  In  reply 
to  his  ohservatlons  on  the  abuses  of  the  Court  of 
Chancery.    10  pp.    (Pamphleteer,  v.  25, 1825,  p.  145.) 

Williams,  Capt.  John.    Historical  account 

of  the  rise  and  progress  of  the  Bengal  native  Infantry.- 
39  pp.     (Kev.  of  In  Quarl.  Bev.  v.  18,  1818,  p.  385.) 

Williams,  John  (Anthony  Pasquin,  jpseitd.) 
Circa  1765-1818.  Eccentricities  of  John 
Edwin.  Collected  from  his  MSS.  London, 
n.  d.    2  V.  8°.  3285 

Williams,  John  Ambrose.     Trial  of  W.  for 

a  libel  on  the  clergy,  ao  pp.  (Edin.  Rev.  v.  37, 1822, 
p.  360.) 

Williams,  John  Fletcher.  1834—.  The 
Groves,  and  Lappan  ;  [Monaghan  county, 
Ireland.]  An  account  of  a  pilgrimage 
thither,  in  search  of  the  genealogy  of  the 
Williams  family.  St.  Paul,  1889.  8°.  2784 
iVo/e.'— Privately  printed. 

History  of  the  city  of  Saint  Paul,  and  of 

the  county  of  Ramsey,  Minnesota.  St.  Paul, 
1876.    8°.  3595 

The  same.     (Minn.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  v.  4.) 

3593 

Bibliography  of  Minnesota  ;   Memoir  of  ex- 

Gov.  Henry  A.  Swift;  Memoir  of  Capt.  Martin  Scott; 
Memoir  of  Joseph  R.  Brown;  Memoir  of  Cyrus  Al- 
drich;  Memoir  of  David  Olmsted;  Tributes  to  the 
memory  of  Eev.  John  Mattocks.  121  pp.  (Minn.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  V.  3,  1880,  pp.  13,  91,  180,  201,  213,  231,  304.)— 
Memoir  of  Wm.  W.  Warren.  14  pp.  (Minn.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  V.  5, 1885,  p.  7.) 

Williams,  John  Lee.  The  territory  of 
Florida :  or,  slietches  of  the  topography, 
civil  and  natural  history  of  the  country,  the 
climate,  and  the  Indian  tribes,  from  the  first 
discovery  to  the  present  time.  New  York, 
1837.     8°.  •  3586 

Williams,  John  S.  History  of  the  invasion 
and  capture  of  Washington,  and  of  the 
events  which  preceded  and  followed.  New 
York,  1857.     12°.  1647 

Williams,  Brig.-Gen.  Jonathan.  Life  of. 
8  pp.  (Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Jfat.  vortr. 
gallery,  v.  1.) 

Williams,      Katherine     Freeman.      Aunt 

Sarah's  ouxflt.  5  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  34,  1867,  p 
363.)_Contrast.  5  pp.  (Harper's  J/afir.  v.  31,  1865,  p! 
63.)— The  Crabbe  family.  7  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v. 
36, 1808,  p.  758.)— Grace  and  I.  6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
T.  23,  1801,  p.  114.)-Josephine.  7  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  J.  34,  1867.  p.  734.)-.Iuanita.  18  pp.  {Atlmt. 
Mnnthly,  v.  3,  1859,  p.  16.)-Katy  keitb.  11  pp 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  27,  1863,  p.  66.)  —  Light  and 
shadow.  12  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  186b,  p.  76.)— 
Mr.  Ragplon'g  resurrection.  6  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  3U,  1865,  p.  463.)- Old  France  in  Toiing 
America.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  37, 1868,  p.  625  i— 
The  Rarey  method.  8  pp.  (Harper's  Maa.  v.  26, 
1873,  p.  377.)-Rev.  Mr.  Allonby.  8  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  28,  1864,  p.  U2.)-Robert  Fenton'g  vic- 
tory. 8  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  19,  1859,  p.  770.)— 
Sisters.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  33,  1866,  p.  756.)— 
Two  families.  14  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  21,  1868 
p.  661.)— A  Wife  of  the  period.  9  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  38,  1869,  p.  378.)  ^^      \aarjier  s 

Williams, Sir Monier,iL.D.  1819—.  Budd- 
hism, in  its  connexion  with  Brahmanism 
and  Hinduism,  and  in  its  contrast  with 
Christianity.    London,  1889.     8°.         —8285 

Indian  epic  poetry;  being  the  substance 

of  lectures  recently  given  at  Oxford  :  with 
a  full  analysis  of  the  Ramayana  and  of  the 
leading  story  of  the  Maha-Bharata.  Lon- 
don, 1863.     8°.  3168 


Indian  wisdom,  or  examples  of  the  re- 
ligious, philosophical,  and  ethical  doctrines 
of  the  Hindus.    2  ed.    London,  1875.    8°. 

8184 

Modern  India  and  the  Indians,  being  a 

series  of  impressions,  notes,  and  essays.  3 
ed.     London,  1878.     8°.  1485 

Practical  grammar  of  the  Sanskrit  lan- 
guage, arranged  with  reference  to  the  clas- 
sical languages  of  Europe,  for  the  use  of 
English  students.    4ed.     Oxford,  1877.    8°. 

—2144 

Sanskrit-English  dictionary,  etymologi- 

cally  and  philologically  arranged  with 
special  reference  to  Greek,  Latin,  Gothic, 
German,  Anglo-Saxon,  and  other  cognate 
Indo-European  languages.  Oxford,  1873. 
4°.  1188 

Duties  of  the  universities  towards  our  Indian 

empire.  12  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health  Exhlb. 
Literature,  v.  15,  p.  218.) 

{Ed. )    Nalopakhyanam.     Story  of  Nala, 

an  episode  of  the  Maha-Bharata :  the  Sans- 
krit text,  with  a  copious  vocabulary  and  an 
improved  version' of  Dean  Milman's  transla- 
tion.    3  ed.     Oxford,  1879.     8°.  3188 

{Ed.)     Original  papers  illustrating  the 

history  of  the  application  of  the  Roman 
alphabet  to  the  languages  of  India.  Lon- 
don, 1859.     8°.  —2144 

( Tr. )    Sakoontala  ;  or,  the  lost  ring.    See 

Kalidasa. 

Williams,  Montagu  Stephen.  1835^. 
Leaves  of  a  life,  being  the  reminiscences  of. 
Boston,  1890.     2  v.  8°.  4763 

Williams,  Br-ig.-Ge-n.  Otho  Holland.  Tif- 
fany, O.  Sketch  of  the  life  and  services  of 
Gen.  O.  H.  Williams.  1851.  (Maryland 
Hist.  Soc.  Pub.) 

Boyle,  E.  Otho  H.  Williams.  20  pp.  .{In  her  Bio- 
graphical sketches,  p.  158.)— liife  of  W.  4  pp.  (Long- 
acre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  portr.  gallery,  v.  2.) 

Williams,  Philip.     The  hind  and  panther. 

12  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Bdirt.  Eev.  V.  62,  1836,  p.  72.) 

Williams,  Richard.  Materials  for  a  topo- 
graphloon  of  Montgomeryshire.  42  pp.  (Powys  land 
Club  Coll.  V.  2,  pp.  173,  363 ;  v.  3,  p.  216.) 

Williams,  Eev.  Robert.  1811-81.  Enwo- 
gion  Cymru.  A  biographical  dictionary  of 
eminent  Welshmen,  from  the  earliest  times 
to  the  present,  and  including  every  name 
connected  with  the  ancient  history  of 
Wales.    Llandovery,  1853.     8°.  1184 

Lexicon  Cornu-Britannicum  :  a  diction- 
ary of  the  ancient  Celtic  language  of  Corn- 
wall.    Llandovery,  1865.    4°.  1163 

Williams,  Rev.   Rojpe'rt.    1814—.    History 

of  the  parish  of  Llanfylllu.  64  pp.  (Powys-land  Club 
Coll.  V.  3,  p.  49.) 

— r-  and  others.     Disquisitions  on  the  etymon 

of  the  word  "Powys"  or  "Powls."  7  pp.  (Powys- 
land  Club  Coll.  V.  1,  p.  426.) 

Williams,  Robert.  French,  A.  D,  W. 
Surnames  and  coats  of  arms  of  the  Wil- 
liamses,  with  an  account  of  Robert  Williams 
of  Roxbury.     n.  d. 

Williams,  Robert  Folkestone.  Circa  1805—. 
Domestic  memoirs  of  the  royal  family  and 
of  the  court  of  England  ;  chiefly  at  Shene' 
and  Richmond.   London,  I860.   3  v.  12°.  1537 

Lives  of  the  English  Cardinals;  inclu- 
ding historical  notices  of  the  papal  court, 


WlLLtAMS 


4905 


WILLIAMS 


from  Nipholas  Breakspear  (Pope  Adrian  IV) 
to  Thomas  Wolsey,  Cardinal  legate.  , Lon- 
don, 1868.  2  V.  8°.  3813 
Contents.  -  Tile  English  Pope,  Adrian  IV,  v.  1.— 
Anglo-Norman  cliurcli,  v.  1.  —  Anglo-Savon 
chnrch,  v.  1.— ChrlstoiJher  Bainbrlilge,  Cardinal 
♦gale,  V.  2.— Henry  Beaufort.  Cardinal  legate,  v.  2. 
—English  opinion  in  Bokuniia,  v.  2.— Herebert  de 
Bosliam,  Cardinal  and  Abp.,  v.  1. — Thomas  Bour- 
cliler.  Cardinal  priest,  v.  2.— Bozon  Breakspear, 
Cardinal  and  papal  secretary,  v.  1.— Nicholas  Break- 
spear, Cardinal  legate,  v.  1.— Chaucer  a  promoter 
of  the  pre-Lutheran  reformation,  v.  1. — Robert  Cur- 
zon.  Cardinal  legate,  v.  1.— Doubtful  and  ob- 
scure Cardinals,  v.  1. — Kngllsli  Cavdinals  of  12 
century  ;  English  cardinals  of  13  and  licenturles,  v. 
1.— English  cardinals  of  16  century;  English  cardinals 
of  10  century,  v.  2.— Adam  Eston,  Cardinal  priest,  v. 
1  —  Robert  Hallam,  Cardinal  priest,  v.  2.— Jolin  of 
Toledo,  Cardinal  priest,  v.  1.— Thomas  Joyce,  Car- 
dinal legate,  v.  1. — John  Kemp,  Cardinal  Bp.,  v.  2. — 
Eobert  Klltvardby,  Cardinal  Bp.,  v,  1.  —  Simon 
Iianghain,  Cardinal  legate,  v.  1,— Stephen  Lang- 
toni  Cardinal  and  Abp.,  v.  1.— Robert  Le  Poule, 
Cardinal  and  papal  chancellor,  v.  1.— John  Morton, 
'  Cardinal  priest,  v.  2.— The  Papacy,  v.  1.— Philip 
Repingdon,  Cardinal  priest,,  y.  2.— Rome  and 
the  Kiigiisli  Cardinal,  T.  2.— Robert  Soniercote, 
Cardinal  deacon,  v.  1. — Thomas  AVolsey,  Cardinal 
legate,  t.  2.— Appendix,  v.  1. 

Memoirs  and  correspondence  of  Francis 

Atterbury,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Rochester.  "With 
notices  of  his  distinguished  contemporaries. 
Compiled  chiefly  from  the  Atterbury  and 
Stuart  papers.     London,  1869.    2  v.  8°.    4882 

Memoirs  of  Sophia  Dorothea,  consort  of 

George  I,  chiefly  from  the  secret  archives 
of  Hanover,  Brunsvyick,  Berlin,  and 
Vienna  ;  including  a  diary  of  the  conversa- 
tions of  illustrious  personages  of  those 
courts,  illustrative  of  her  history,  with  let- 
ters and  other  documents.  2  ed.  [Anon.] 
London,  1846.     2  v.  8°-  4864 

The  secret  passion.     [Anon.]    Nevsr  York, 

1847.  8°  [With  his  Shakspeare  and  his 
friends.)  3393 

Shakspeare  and  his  friends,  or  the  golden 

age  of  merry  England.  [Anon.]  New  York, 
1847.     8°.  3393 

The  youth  of  Shakspeare.    [Anon.']    New 

York,  1847.  8°.  {With  his  Shakspente  and 
his  friends.)  3393 

Williams,  Roger.  1599-1683.  The  Bloody 
tenent  yet  more  bloody:  by  Mr.  Cotton's 
endevour  to  wash  it  white  in  the  blood  of 
the  Lambe  .  .  .  London,  1652  ;  repr.  Provi- 
dence, 1870-  sm.  4°.  (Narragansett  Club 
Pub.  v.  3.)  2625 

The  Blovdy  tenent,  of  persecution,  for 

cause  of  conscience,  discussed,  in  a  confer- 
ence betweene  Trvth  and  Peace.  [Anon.J 
[London],  1644  ;  repr.  Providence,  1867.  sm. 
4°.     (Narragansett  Club  Pub.  v.  3.)        2625 

Christenings  make  not  Christians,  or  a 

briefe  discourse  concerning  that  name 
Heathen,  commcnly  given  to  the  Indians. 

'     London,  1645  ;  repr.  Providence,  1881.     sq. 
12°.     (Jthode  Island  Mist.  Tracts,  No.  14.) 

4642 
- —  George  Fox  digg'd  out  of  his  burrowes, 
or  an  offer  of  disputation  on  14  proposalls 
made  .  .  .  unto  G.  Fox.  Boston,  1676  ;  repr. 
Providence,  1872.  sm.  4°.  (Narragansett 
ClubPMft.  V.  5.)  2625 

Key  into  the  language  of  America,  or  an 

help  to  the  language  of  'the  natives  in  that 

PAEI  v.— 130. 


part  of  America  called  New- England.  Lon- 
don, 1643  ;  repr.  Providence,  1827.  8°. 
(Rhode  Island  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  1.)         2613 

The  same.  Ed.  by  J.  Hammond  Trum- 
bull. Providence,  1866.  sm.  4°.  (Narra- 
gansett Club  Pub.  V.  1.)  2625 

The  same,  with  omissions,  in  Mass.  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll.  V.  3,  1794,  p.  203  ;  v.  5,  1798,  p.  80. 

Letters,    1632-82.     Now    flrsf  collected. 

Ed.  by  John  Russell  Bartlett.  Providence, 
1874.  sm.  4°.  (Narragansett  Club  Pub.  v. 
6.)  2625 

Mr.  Cotton's  Letter  lately  printed,  exam- 
ined and  answered.  London,  1644 ;  repr. 
Providence,  1866.  sm.  4°.  (Narragansett 
ClubPwb.  V.  1.)  2625 

Qveries  of  highest  consideration,  pro- 
posed to  Tho.  Goodwin  ;  Phillip  Nye  ;  Wil. 
Bridges ;  Jer.  Burroughs  ;  Sidr.  Simpson, 
and  to  the  commissioners  from  the  General! 
Assembly  (so  called)  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land. [Anon.]  London,  1644  ;  repr.  Provi- 
dence, 1867.  sm.  4°.  (Narragansett  Club 
Pub.  V.  2.)  2625 

I>etters.    128  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  i  a.  v.  6, 

1863,  p.  184.)— Letter  to  Gov.  I4everett;  Seven  letters. 
21  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  a.  v.  1, 1825,  jjp.  70, 169.) 
—Letter  to  Ma].  Mason.  9  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  V.  1, 1792,  p.  276.)— Petition  to  the  general  court 
of  Massachusetts.  3  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
i  8.  V.  4,  1858,  p.  470.)— Original  letter.  3  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  2  s.  v.  8,  1826,  p.  196.)— Some 
'letters.  Believed  to  have  been  hitherto  unpub.  40 
pp.  ( Witlh  /lis  Christenings  make  not  Christians,  p.  23 : 
Bliode  Island  Hist.  Tracts,  No.  14.) 

Cotton,  J.  Letter  to  Mr.  [Roger]  Wil- 
liams :  wherein  is  shewed,  that  those  ought 
to  be  received  into  the  church  who  are 
godly.  1643 ;  repr.  1866.  (Narragansett 
Club  Pub.  V.  1.) 

Reply  to  Mr.   [Roger]   Williams  his 

examination.  1867.  (Narragansett  Club 
Pub.  V.  2.) 

Austin,  J.   O.    Ancestry  of   33    Rhode 

Islanders,  also  37  charts  of  Roger  Williams' 
descendants  to  the  5  generation.     1889. 

Dextee,  H.  M.    As  to  Roger  Williams, 

and  his  banishment  from  the  Massachusetts 
plantation.     1876. 

Gammbll,  W.    Life  of  Roger  Williams. 

1854. 

The  same.    (Sparks,  J.,  Am,,  biog.  2  s.  v.  4.) 

Knowles,  J.  D.  Memoir  of  Roger  Wil- 
liams.    1834. 

Bacon,  L.    Dexter's  As  to  Roger  Williams.    13  pp. 

^New  Englander,  v.  35,  1877,  p.  11.)— Diman,  J.  L. 
Address  at  the  unveiling  of  the -monument  to  W.  31 
pp.  (Oraiions  and  essays,  p,  108.) — Foster,  J.  Roger 
Williams,  the  American  pilgrim.  18  pp.  {/n  Ms  Fos- 
terlana,  p.  560.)— Guild,  R.  A.  Biographical  Intro- 
duction to  the  wi:ltlngs  of  W.  60  pp.  (Narragansett 
Club  Pm6.-v.  1,  p.  1.)— Hinman,  E.  E.  Trial  of  W.  6 
pp.  {In  his  Blue  laws,  p.  63.)  —  Parkman,  F. 
Knowles's  Memoir  of  W.  26  pp.  (Chr.  Exam.  v.  16, 
1834,  p.  72.)— Tuckerman,  H.  T.  Roger  Williams, 
the  tolerant  colonist.    10  pp.    [Essays,  p.  181.) 

Williams,  Rowland,  D.  D.  1817-70.  Life 
and  letters,  with  extracts  from  his  note 
books.  Ed.  by  his  wife.  London,  1874. 
2  V.  8°.  4885 

Bnnsen's  Biblical  researches.    44  pp.    [Essays 

and  remewSt  p.  60.) 

Owen,  J.    Dr^Eowland  ■Williams,  and  his  place  In 

contemporary  religious  thought.  22  pp.  [Contemp. 
Rev.  V.  14,  1870,  p.  68.)— R4vllle,  A.  L'Anglioanisme 
liberal.  'LesmSmolres  d'un  th6ologlen  angilcan.  32 
pp.  [Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1875,  3  p6r.  v.  10,  p.  863.)— 
Rose,  H.  J.    Bansen,  the  critical  school,  and  Dr.  W. 


WILLIAMS 


4906 


WILLIAMSON 


73  pp.  {Replies  to  "Essays  and  reviews,"  p,  55.)— T^lilr\' 
'Wall,  C,  Bp.  of  St,  David's.  Charge  delivered  Oct. 
1857  ....  Rev.  K.  Williams'  "  Rational  godliness."  96 
pp.    {In  his  RemalnSf  v.  1,  p.  251.) 

Williams,  Samuel.  1786-1859.  Two  West- 
ern campaigns  in  the  war  of  1812-13.  1.  Ex- 
pedition of  Capt.  Henry  Brush,  with  sup- 
plies for  Gen.  Hull,  1812.  2.  Expedition  of 
Gov.  Meigs,  for  the  relief  of  Fort  Meigs, 
1813.  Cincinnati,  1870.  8°.  {Ohio  valley 
hist.  s.  miscel.  No.  3.)  3594 

IVilliaills,  Samuel.  Charles  Kilborn  Wil- 
liams, LL.  D.  n  pp.  {New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo. 
Mem.  biog.  v.  2,  p.  17.) 

Williams,  Samuel  Wells,  LL.  D.  1812-84. 
The  middle  kingdom ;  a  survey  of  the 
geography,  government,  education,  social 
life,  arts,  religion,  &c.  of  the  Chinese  em- 
pire and  its  inhabitants.  With  a  new  map 
of  the  empire.    4    ed.     New    York,    1857. 

2  V.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Dem.  Rev.  v.  23,  1848, 
p.  819;  New  Englander,  v.  7,  1849,  p.  315; 
iV.  Am.  iJeu.  V.  67,  1848,  p.  265. )  3447 

Tonic  dictionary  of  the  Chinese  language 

in  the  Canton  dialect.     Canton,  1856.     8°. 

1165 
Williams,  F.   W.    Life  and  letters  of 

Samuel  Wells  Williams,  LL.  D.     1889. 
Gnbelentz,  H.  G.  C.  von  der.    Stand  und  aufgabeu 

der  clilnestscheu    lexlcographie.    16    pp.    (Deutsch. 

morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  30,  1876,  p.  587.) 

Williams,  Sidney,  and  ]Vorgate,  Fred- 
erick. Foreign  catalogues.  London,  1856- 
60.     8°.  L.84 

Williams,  Stephen  West,  M.  D.  1790-1855. 
American  medical  biography:  or,  memoirs 
of  eminent  physicians,  embracing  princi- 
pally those  who  have  died  since  the  publi- 
cation of  Dr.  Thacher's  work  on  the  same 
subject.     Greenfield,  Mags.,  1845.     8°.     3832 

[Ed.)    The  redeemed  captive  returning 

to  Zion.     See  Williams,  Rev.  J. 

Uniiting'ton,  Mrs.  H.  M.    Steiihen  West  Williams. 

9  pp.  (New  Eug.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  Mem.  bioa.  v.  2,  p. 
389.) 

Williams,  Rev.   Thomas,    and  Calvert, 

Rev.  James.     Fiji  and  the  Fijians.     Ed.  by 
George  Stringer  Rowe.    New  York,  1859. 
„8°-  2494 

W  i  1  Hams,  Thomas.  Williams,  E.  Life  of 
Te-ho-ra-gwa-ne-gen,  alias  Thomas  Wil- 
liams, a  chief  of  the  Caughnawaga  tribe  of 
Indians  in  Canada.  1859. 
Williams,  Thomas  J.  Out  to  nurse,  an 
original  farce.  21  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat. 
T.  20.) 

and  Harris,  Arthur.    Ruth  Oakley,  a 

domestic  drama.  38  pp.  (Spencer,  W.  v.,  Boston 
theat.  V.  14.) 

Williams,   W.  H.     The    wreck;  or,  the 

buccaneer's  bridal;  a  domestic  burletta.  62  pp 
(Cumberland,  J.,  Minor  theat.  v.  4.) 

Williams,  Rev.  William,  Bp.  of  Waiapu. 
1801-78.  Dictionary  of  the  New-Zealand 
language,  and  a  concise  grammar,  to  which 
are  added  a  selection  of  colloquial  sen- 
tences. Paihia,  1844.  12°.  1177 
The  same,  without  the  concise  grammar. 

3  ed.,  with  numerous  additions  and  correc- 
tions, and  an  introduction  by  W.  L.  Wil- 
liams.   London,  1871.    8°.  1165 

Williams,  Lt.-Col.  William.  Life  and  times 
of  the  late  Duke  of  Wellington,  comprising 
the  campaigns  and  battle-fields  of  Welling- 


ton and   his  comrades,  interspersed  with 

anecdotes,  personal  incidents,  adventures, 

etc.     London  [1853-56].     4  v.  in  2,  4°.     3772 

Williaius,  William.    Sanderson,  J.    Wm. 

Williams.    13  pp.    {In  Ms  Biography  of  the  signers,  v. 
2,  p.  81 ;  T.  4,  p.  85.) 

Williamis,  William  Frith.  Historical  and 
statistical  account  of  the  Bermudas,  from 
their  discovery  to  the  present  time.  Lon- 
don, 1848.     8°.  1634 

Williams,  William  Klapp.  Communes  of 
Lombardy  from  the  VI  to  the  Z  century. 
An  investigation  of  the  causes  which  led  to 
the  development  of  municipal  unity  among 
the  Lombard  communes.  Baltimore,  1891. 
8°.  (Adams,  H.  B.,  Johiis  Hopkins  Univ. 
studies  in  hist,  and  polit.  sei.  9  s.  Nos.  5,  6.) 

2621 

Williams,  Rev.  William  Leonard,  Arch- 
deacon of  Waiapu  [Ed.).  1880—.  Dictionary 
of  the  New-Zealand  language.  See  Wil- 
liams, Rev.  W.,  Bp.  of  Waiapu. 

Williams,  William  Mattieu.  The  fuel  of 
the  sun.     London,  1870.     8°.  —2495 

Through  Norway  with  knapsack.    4  ed. 

London,  1863.     13°.  1468 

Science  of   cookery.    23  pp.    (London  Internat. 

Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  6,  p.  111.) 

Williams.    See  aZso  Willy  am  s. 

Williams  College.  General  catalogue  of 
the  oflicers,  alumni,  and  honorary  grad- 
uates.    Williamstown,  1890.     8°.  —2364 

DUEFEE,  C.  History  of  Williams  Col- 
lege.    1860. 

Eggleston,  N.  H.    An  old  tort  and  what  came  of 

it.  16  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  63,  1881,  p.  535.)— Glad- 
den, W.  Williams  C<illege.  19  pp.  (Richardson,  C. 
F.,  and  Clarl!,  H.  A.,  College  book,  p.  167.)— Historical 
sketch  of  the  life  and  character  of  Col.  E.  Williams 
and  ot  Williams  College.  7  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
V.  8,  I8112,  p.  47.) 

Williams  family.  Austin,  J.  O.  An- 
cestiy  of  33  Rhode  Islanders,  also  27  charts 
of  Roger  Williams'  descendants  to  the  5 
generation.     1889. 

French,  a.  D.  W.     Surnames  and  coats 

of  arms  of  th6  Williamses.     n.  d. 

Williams,  J.  F.  The  Groves,  and  Lap- 
pan  ;  [Monaghan  county,  Ireland].  An  ac- 
count of  a  pilgrimage  thither:  in  search  of 
the  genealogy  of  the  Williams  family.    1889. 

Williams  MS.  Ed.  by  Isaac  H.  Hall.  See 
Suleiman,  of  Husn  Keif  a. 

Williamsburg,  iV.  r.  Stiles,  H.B.  His- 
tory of  the  city  of  Brooklyn  .  .  .  and  the  vil- 
lage and  city  of  Williamsburgh.  1867-';0, 3  v. 

Williamsburg,  ya.  Campbell,  C.  Or- 
derly book  of  that  portion  of  the  American 
army  stationed  at  or  near  Williamsburg, 
Va.,  under  the  command  of  Gen.  Andrew 
Lewis,  from  Mar.  18  to  Aug.  38,  1776.    1860. 

Mr-?/."'""  "William  and  Maiy  College. 

Williamson,  Rev.  Alexander.  Journeys 
in  north  China,  Manchuria,  and  eastern 
Mongolia  ;  with  some  account  of  Corea. 
London,  1870.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Londm 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  35,  1871,  p.  301.)  1498 

Williamson,  Benjamin.    Properties  of  the 

Cartesian  oval  treated  Keoraetrlcally.  10  pp.  {Her- 
mathena,  v.  2,  p.  509.)-Integratlon  by  rationaliza- 
tion.   7  pp.    (SermaiAena,  V.  1 ,  p.  264.) 

Williamson,  Rev.  H.  M.  Elizabeth,  Duch- 
ess ot  Gordon,  8  pp.  {Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  of 
1843,  V.  3,  p.  271.) 


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Williamson,  Hugh,  M.  Z>.,  LL.  D.  1785- 
1819.  History  of  North  Carolina.  Phila. 
1813.     2v.  8°-  3584 

Discourse  on  ths  benefits  of  civil  history:  de- 
ll vered  belore  the  New  York  Historical  Society,  Deo. 
6.  1810.  16  pp.  (N.  Y.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  1  s.  v.  2,  1814, 
p.  21.) 

Hosack,  D.     Blograpblcal  memoir  at  W.     65  pp. 

(N.  Y.  Hist.  Soo.  Call.  1  s.  v.  3,  1821,  p.  126.)— Memoir 
ofW.     7  pp.     (iV.  ^m.  jeei).  V.  11,  1820,  p.  31.) 

Williamson,  James,  M.  D.    Diffusion  of 

knowledge  amongst  the  middle  classes.  7  pp.  (EeT. 
o(  In  Edin.  Kev.  v.  62, 1836,  p.  126.) 

Williamson,  John,  M.  D.      Medical  and 

miscellaneous  observations  relative  to  the  West  India 

Islands.  32.PP.   (Eev.  ot  In  Biin.  iSeu.  V.  28, 1817,  p.  340.) 

Williamson,    Joseph.       William    Durkee 

■Williamson.  19  pp.  (New  England  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo. 
Mem.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  13.) 

Williamson,  M.  J.  Modern  diabolism  ; 
commonly  called  modern  spiritualism  :  with 
new  theories  of  light,  heat,  electricity,  and 
sound.     New  York,  1878.     13°-  —1447 

Williamson,  Lt.-Col,  Robert  Stockton. 
1824-83.  On  the  use  of  the  barometer  on 
surveys  and  reconnaissances,  Pt.  I.  Meteor- 
ology in  its  connection  with  hypsometry. 
Pt.  II.  Barometric  hypsometry. t  New  York, 
1868.  4°.  (U.  S.  Engineers,  Prof,  papers. 
No.  15.)  —1523 

Practical  tables  in  meteorology  and  hyp- 
sometry, being  the  appendix  to  the  paper 
On  the  use  of  the  barometer  on  surveys  and 
reconnaissances.  New  York,  1868.  4°. 
(With  his  On  the  use  of  the  barometer.) 

—1532 

Report  of  explorations  in  California  for 

railroad  routes,  to  connect  with  the  routes 
near  the  35  and  32  parallels  of  north  latitude. 
Washington,  1856-59.  3  v.  4°-  (Reports 
Surv.  Paoif.  B.  R.  v.  5,  10.)  —3511 

Williamson,  Rev.   Thomas  Smith,  M.  D. 

180U-79.  Napetislineedoota  :  the  first  male  Dakota 
con\"ert  to  Clirlsilantty ;  The  Sioux  or  Dakotas.  A 
sketch  of  our  intercourse  with  the  Dakotahs  on  the 
Ml8.sourl  river,  and  southwest  ot  thatstream ;  Tribute 
to  Rev.  Gideon  H.  Pond.  21  pp.  (Minn.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  v.  3,  1880,  pp.  188,  283,  367.) 

Rises,  S.  E.,  and  Williamsoii,  A.  W.  In  memory 

ot  W.     U  pp.     (Minn.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  v.  3, 1880,  p.  372.) 

Williamson,  William  Crawford.  On  the 
recent  foramiaifera  of  Great  Britain.  Lon- 
don, 1858.     fo.     (Ray  Soc.)  —1633 

Primeval  vegetation  in  Its  relation  to  the  doc- 
trines of  natural  selection  and  evolution.       67  pp. 

W  Owens  College  essays,  p.  199.) 
illiamson,  William  Durkee.  1779-1846. 
History  of  the  state  of  Maine,  from  its  iirst 
discovery  A.  D.  1603,  to  the  separation  A.  D. 
183b,  inclusive.  With  an  appendix  and 
general  index.  New  impression.  Hallo- 
well,  1839.     2v.  8°.  3633 

Williamson,  J.      Wm.  D.  Williamson.      19  pp. 

(New  EiiglaudBlst.  Geneal.  Soo.  Mem.  hiog.  v.  1,  p.  13.) 

Williamstown.    Eggleston.  N.  H.    An  old 

fort  and  what  came  of  it.  16  pp.  {,Barper's  Uag.  1.63, 
1881.  p.  535.) 

Williamstown.  See  also  Williams  College. 
Williams-Wynn,  Charlotte.     See  Wynn, 

C.  W. 
Willibald,  Bp.  of  Eichstadt.    Oirca  700-786. 

vita  S.  Bonifatlt.    23  pp.    (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  .v.  2, 
p.  331 ;  MIgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  89,  p.  603.) 
Vita   Wllllbaldl   Bplscopi   Elchstetensis.      21  pp. 

W Frankfort  Soc.  Script,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  86.) 
illibrod.    See  Willebrod. 
Willigise,  St.,  Abp.  of  Mayence.    Libelli  in 
honorem  WUUglsl  archieplscopl  Moguntlnl  scriptl. 
7  pp.    (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v,  16,  pt.  2,  p.  Ti2.) 


Willington,  James  (Tr.)  Memoirs  of  a 
Protestant,  condemned  to  the  galleys  of 
France,  for  his  religion.  See  Marteilhe',  J. 
(in  supplement). 

Willis,  Bailey.  1857—.  Lignites  of  the  great 
Sioux  reservation.  A  report  on  the  region 
between  the  Grand  and  Moreau  rivers,  Da- 
kota. Washington,  1885.  8°.  (Powell,  J. 
W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  3,  No.  31.) 

—3553 

Willis,  Browne,  XL.  D.  1682-1760.  Notitia 
parliamentaria  :  or,  an  history  of  the  coun- 
ties, cities,  and  boroughs  in  England  and 
Wales.    London,  1716-50.     3  v.  8°.  1587 

Note.—y.  1  is  2  ed. 

Parochiale  Anglicanum  :  or,  the  names 

of  all  the  churches  and  chapels  within  the 
dioceses  of  Canterbury,  Rochester,  London, 
Winchester,  Chichester,  Norwich,  Salis- 
bury, Wells,  Exeter,  St.  Davids,  Landaff, 
Bangor,  and  St.  Asaph.  London.  1733.  4°. 
(With  his  Survey  of  the  cathedrals,  v.  3.) 

■    —1783 

Survey  of  the  cathedrals  .  .  .  containing 

an  history  of  their  foundations,  builders, 
antient  monuments,  and  inscriptions  .  .  . 
with  an  exact  account  of  all  the  churches 
and  chapels  in  each  diocese.     London,  1743. 


3  V.  4°. 


—1783 


Oxford.  V.  3. 
Peterborough,  v.  3. 
Worcester,  v.  2. 
York,  v.  1. 

26  pp.  2  pi.    {Manx 


Contents. 
Bristol,  V.  2.         Gloucester,  v.  2. 
Carlisle,  v.  1.       Hereford,  v.  2. 
Chester,  v.l.       Llchtelld,  v.  2. 
Durham,  v.l.      Lincoln,  v.  3. 
Ely,  V.  3.  Man,  v.  1. 

Survey  of  the  cathedral  bf  Man. 

Soc.  V.  18,  p.  126.) 

Willis,  Francis,  M.  D.  Treatise  on  mental 
derangement.  8  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Westm.  Sev.  v.  6, 
1826,  p.  149.) 

Willis,  George  (Pub.)  Current  notes:  a 
series  of  articles  on  antiquities,  biography, 
heraldry,  history,  language,  literature,  nat- 
ural history,  topography,  etc.,  selected  from 
original  letters  and  documents,  1851-57. 
London.  1853-58.     7  v.  sm.  4°.  '  1345 

and  Sotlieran,  Henry.    Catalogue  of 

upwards  of  fifty  thousand  volumes,  of  an- 
cient and  modern  books,  English  and  for- 
eign, in  all  classes  of  literature  and  the  fine 
arts,  .  .  .  now  on  sale.    London,  1863.     8°. 

L.83 

Catalogue  of  upwards  of  thirty  thousand 

volumes,  of  ancient  and  modern  books^ 
English  and  foreign,  in  all  classes  of  litera- 
ture and  the  fine  arts,  .  .  .  now  on  sale. 
London,  1866.     8°.  L.84 

Catalogue  of  valuable  new  and  second- 
hand books,  English  and  foreign,  in  all 
classes  of  literature  and  the  fine  arts,  .  .  . 
now  on  sale.    London,  1859.     8°.  L.83 

See  also  Sotlieran,  H.,  and  Co. 

Willis,  Henry  A.  Fitchburg  in  the  war  of 
the  rebellion.     Fitchburg,  1866.     8°-       2654 

Willis,  James,  D.  D.    See  Wills,  J.,  D.  D. 

Willis,  Rev.  James.  Prize  essay  on  the 
commutation  ot  tithes,  in  claim  of  the  Bedtordean 
gold  medal.    33  pp.    { Pamphleteer,  v.  8,1916,  p.  3il.) 

Willis,  Nathaniel  Parker.  1806-67.  Al'abri, 
or  the  tent  pitch 'd.    New  York,  1839.     12°. 

3156 
JVo(e.— Also  pub.  in  1840,  with  the  title  Letters  from 
under  a  bridge. 


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The  convalescent.    New  York,  1859.    12°. 

3156 

Dashes  at  life  with  a  free  pencil.    See 

ielow  Miscellaneous  works. 

Famous   persons  and   places.     Auburn, 

1855.     12°.  2156 

Contents.  Death  of  Lady  Blesslngton.— Die  Bull's 
Niagara.— Kgllntoii  tournament. — Second  visit 
to  England. —  Articles  from  the  Journal. — Kos" 
satli  day. — Dr.  T4ardner's  lecture.— Letters.— 
liCtters  from  England  and  the  coniluent  In  1815- 
46. — Jenny  L.ind.-^Ioore  and  Barry  Cornwall.— 
Nature  criticised  by  art.— Jane  Porter. — The  re- 
quested letter.— Tall£8  over  travel. 

Fun-jottings  ;  or,  laughs  I  have  taken  a 

pen  to.    Auburn,  1855.     12°.  2156 

Contents.  Bandit  of  Austria.  —  Belle  of  tlie 
belfry. — My  one  adventure  as  a  brigand.— Count 
Pott's  strategy. — Countess  of  Nyscliriem  and 
the  handsome  artist.— Social  distinctions  in  Eng- 
land.—The  Female  ^vard.— Ghost  ball  at  Con- 
gress Hall.— Inlet  of  peaeli  blossoms. — Ijarlcs 
In    vacation. — Mabel    Wynne.  —  Marquis    in 

Setticoats.  —  Meena  Dimity.  —  Miss  Albina 
[cliush.  —  Mrs.  Flimson.  —  Mrs.  Passable 
Trott.  —  Need  of  8  loves. —Nora  Mehidy. — 
Pasqnall,  the  tailor  of  Venice.  —  The  Pharisee 
and  tlie  barber. — The  Poet  and  tile  mandarin. 
— Power  of  an  *' injured  loolc.*'— From  Sara- 
toga.—Spirit  love  of  "lone  S."— Tom  Fane 
and  I.— The  AVldo^v  by  brevet. 

Hurry-graphs;  or,  sketches  of  scenery, 

celebrities,   and  society,  taken  from    life. 
Auburn,  1853.     12°.  2156 

Contents.  Albonl. — Mrs.  Anna  Bishop.— Frederlka 
Bremer. — Sir  H.  Bulwer.^Fanny  Kemble  Butler. 
— Calhoun  and  Benton.— Fennlmore  Cooper. — Sir 
Wm.  Don.  —  Emerson.  —  Edward  Everett.  — 
Fields,  "the  American  Moxon." —  Grace  Green- 
wood.—Irving.— IJetters.— Jenny  liind,— Samuel 
liOver.  —  Manners  at  watering-places.  —  Want  of 
married  belles.  —  Married  ladies  and  their 
daughters.  —  May-day  in  New  York.  —  George  P. 
Morris.— Fashion  and  intellect  in  New  York.— 
Society  and  manners  in  New  York. — Evening  access 
to  Nevr  York  information  and  amusement. — 
Suggestions  for  the  opera.  —  Opera  manners. — 
Coming  opera  season.  —  Are  operas  moral  ?  — 
Farodl's  Lncrezia  Borgia.  —  Edgar  Poe.  — 
Schroeder  and  Fay.  —  Shawl  aristocracy.  — 
Society,  this  winter.^Usages  of  society.— Society 

news — Fair  play  to  "  the  spirits."— Steffanoni 

Old  Whitey  and  Gen.  Taylor  j  the  late  President.- 
Trnffi.— ITsages,  etiquette,  etc. -Webster  under 

the  spell  of  Jenny  Liud's  music Wedding  eti- 

qnettes.— Mr.  Whipple Lt.  Wise. 

Inklings  of  adventure.     [Anon.'i     New 

York,  1836.    2  v.  in  1.     12°.  1285 

Contents.  The  Cherokee's  threat,  v.  1.— Edith 
Iiinsey,  v.  1 — P.  Smith,  v.  1.— Gipsy  of  Sardis; 
T.  2.— Incidents  on  I  he  Hudson,  v.  1.— Larks  in 
vacaiioii,  v.  2. — Log  in  the  archipelago,  v.  2. — 
Love  and  diplomacy,  V.  2.  —  Madhouse  of 
Palermo,  v.  2. —  Minute  philosophies,  v.  2.— 
Miscellaneous  papers,  v.  2. —  Niagara:  Lake 
Ontario— The  St.  Lawrence,  v.  1.— Pedlar  Karl,  v. 

1— Revenge  of  Signor  Basil,  v.  2 Scenes  of 

fear,  v.  1.— Tom  Fane  and  I.  v.  2. 

(Eev.  of  in  Westm.  Bev.  v.  26,  1836,  p.  466.) 

Letters    from    under    a    bridge.       And 

poems.     London,  1840.    4°.  2133 

Note.— The  Letters  from  nnder  abridge  were  pub 
in  1839  with  the  title  A  I'abri,  or  the  tent  pltch"d. 

Life,  here  and  there:    or,  sketches, of 

society  and  adventure  at  far-apart  times 
and  places.     New  York,  1850.     12°.         2156 

Contents.  Beauty  and  the  beast— The  Chero- 
kee''s  threat.— Edilh  Unsey.— Leaves  from  the 
hean-book  of  Ernest  Clay.  — P.  Smith Inci- 
dents on  the  Hudson.- Lady  Rachel.— Miss 
Jones's  Son. —Niagara— Lake  Oulariu- The  St. 
Lawrence.— Pedlar  Karl.— Scenes  of  fear.- Wig- 
vram  versus  Almack's. 

Miscellaneous    works.     [Dashes    at  life 

with  a  free  pencil.]    New  York,  1847.    r.  8°. 

3173 


Contents.— My  adventures  at  the  tournament. 
— American  life.— Bandit  of  Austria. — Beauty 
and  the  beast.— Belle  of  the  belfry.— Born  to 
love  pigs  and  chickens. — My  one  adventure  as  a 
brigand.- BrOTvn's  day  ivtth  the  Mimpson's. 
—The  Cherokee's  threat.— Count  Pott's  strat- 
.     egy.— Countess  Nyschrlem,  and  the  handsome 

artist Beware  of  dogs  and    'ivaltzing. -Edith 

Linsey. — Ephemera. — Passages  from  an  Episto- 
lary journal. — Leaves  from  the  heart-book  of  Er- 
nest Clay.— F.  Smith.- The  Female  ward.— 
Flirtation  and  fox-chasing.  —  Getting  to 
windward.  —  Ghost-ball  at  Congress  Hall.  — 
Gypsy  of  Sardis.- High  life  In  Europe.— In- 
cidents on  the  Hudson.— Inklings  of  adven- 
ture.—Inlet  of  peach-blossoms.- Kate  Credi- 
ford.  — Lady  Rachel.  — Lady  Ravelgold. — 
Larks  in  vacation. — Light  vervain.  — Love 
and  diplomacy. — Mabel  Wynne.— Madhouse 
of  Palermo.— Marquis  in  petticoats.— Meena 
Dimity.— Minute  philosophies.— Miss  Jones's 
son.— Mr.  and  Mrs.  Follett;  or,  the  dangers  of 
meddling  with  married  people:  — Mrs.  Passable 
Trott.— Niagara,  Lake  Ontario,  the  St.  Lawrence. 
—  Nora  Mehidy.  —  Oonder- hoofden,  or  the 
undercljff.— Paletto's  bride.— Fasquali,  the  tailor 
of  Venice. — Pedlar  Karl.— Phantom-head  upon 
the  table.— The  Pharisee  and  the  barber. — 
Picker  and  pller.— The  Poet  and  the  man- 
darin.— Power  of  an  '*  injured  look." — Reve- 
lation of  a  previous  life.— Revenge  of  Signor 
Basil.— From  Sara  toga. —Scenes  of  fear  .—Spirit- 
love  of  "lane  S ."— Those  ungrateful  Blld- 

gimses.— Tom  Fane  and  I. — Loiteriugs  of  travel. 
—Sketches  of  travel.- Two  buckets  In  a  ■well. — 
Violanta  Cesarlni.— The  Widow  by  brevet.— 
The  "Wife  bequeathed  and  resumed. — Wig- 
wanx  versus  Almack's. 

Paul  Fane  ;  or,  parts  of  a  life  else  untold. 

A  novel.    New  York,  1857.     13°.  1205 

Pencillings    by  the  way.    A  new    ed., 

with  additions.  London,  1845.  16°.  {Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  7,  1836,  p.  314 ; 
Edin.  Rev.  v.  62,  1836,  p.  346  ;  Fraser's  Mag. 
V.  13,  1836,  p.  195  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  54, 1835, 
p.  455  ;  Westm.  Rev.  v.  25, 1836,  p.  466.)   1468 

People  I  have  met ;  or,  pictures  of  so- 
ciety and  people  of  mark,  drawn  under  a 
thin  veil  of  fiction.   Auburn,  1856.   12°.  2156 

Contents.  Belles  of  New  York.— Born  to  love 
pigs  and  chickens.— Brawn's  day  with  the 
Mimpson's.- Beware  of  dogs  and  waltzing.— 
Fanny  Trellinger.— Flirtation  and  fox-chag- 
ing.- Getting  to  windwald.— Hope  Chasmar. 
—The  Icy  veil — Jenny  Eveland.— Kate  Credl- 
ford.— Lady  Ravelgold. —Light  vervain.— 
Love  and  diplomacy.  —  Mad-house  of  Pa- 
lermo.—Miss  Aymar,  of  New  York.— Mr.  and 
Mrs.  -Follett.— Mrs.  Lettrell.  —  Mrs.  Vere.— 
Phantom-head  upon  the  table.— Revelation 
of  a  previous  life.— Revenge  of  Signor  Basil. 
—Those  ungrateful  Blidglmses.— Two  buck- 
ets in  a  well.— An  Up-town  crisis. 

Poems,  sacred,  passionate,^  and  humor- 
ous.    Complete  ed.     New  York  [1868].     16°. 

1347 

The  rag-bag,  a  collection  of  ephemera. 

New  York,  1855.     13°.  3156 

Rural  letters  and  other  records  of  thought 

at  leisure,  written  in  the  intervals  of  more 
hurried  literary  labor.  New  York,  1854. 
13°.  2156 

Contents.  Four  rivers.— Invalid  rambles  in  Ger- 
many.— Letter  to  the  unknown  purchaser  of  Gleii- 
mary.  —  Glenmary  poems.  —  Letters  from 
wilder  a  bridge.  — Letters  from  watering- 
places.— Open-air  musings  in  the  city.- Plain 
man's  love. 

Summer  cruise  in  the  Mediterranean,  on 

board  an  American  frigate.  Auburn,  1856. 
13°.  2156 

Death  of  Edgar  A.  Poe.    7  pp.    (Poe,  E.  A.,  Works, 

y.  1  1861,  p.  xlv.)— To  my  wild  Sis,  poern.  1  p. 
(iSortimn-'!  Monthly,  v.  1, 1871,  p.  3b7.) 


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— —  {Ed.)  The  legendary,  consisting  of  orig- 
inal pieces,  principally  illustrative  of  Amer- 
ican history,  scenery,  and  manners.  Bos- 
ton, 1828.     3  V.  in  1,  12°.  2156 

[Ed.)    Trenton   Falls,  picturesque  and 

descriptive :  embracing  the  original  essay 
of  John  Sherman.  Illustrations  from  orig- 
inal designs  by  Heine,  Kummer,  and  Muel- 
ler.   New  York,  1851.     16°.  2407 

[Ed. )     Prose  and  poetry  of  Europe  and 

America.  See  Morris,  G.  P.,  and  Willis,- N. 
P.  {Eds.) 

Felton,  C.  C.    Willis's  dramas.    18  pp.    (,N.  Am. 

iJeii.  V.  51,1810,  p.  141.)— Willis's  wrltinKS.  29  pp.  [N. 
Am.  Sev.  v.  43,  1836,  p.  384.)— Thackeray,  W.  M. 
Willis's  Dashes  at  lite.  11  pp.  ( Bdin.  Sev.  v.  82, 1845, 
p.470.) — Willis's  poems.  12pp.  {Blackwoood's Mag. 
V.  38, 1835,  p.  257.) 

Beers,  H.  A.    Nathaniel  Parker  Willis. 

1885.  "  ( Warneri  C.  D. ,  Am.  men  of  letters. ) 

Hayward,  E.   F.     N.  P.  WUUs.     H   pp.     [Atlant. 

MmthVy,  V.  64,  1884,  p.  212.)— Poe,  E.  A.  N.  P.  Willis. 
8  pp.  ( Works,  ed.  by  J.  H.  Ingram,  v.  4,  p.  412.)— Po"w- 
ell,  T.  N.  P.  Willis.  30  pp.  (/nMsLlvlug  authors  ot 
imerioa,  p.  78.)— Richards,  T.  A.  Idlewlld,  home 
of  W.  22  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  18B8,  p".  146.)— 
Wilson,  J.  G.  N.  P.  WUUs.  22  pp.  (In  his  Bryant, 
and  his  trlends,  p.  312.) 

Willis;  Rev.  Robert.  1800-75.  Architec- 
tural history  of  Canterbury  cathedral.  Lon- 
don, 1845.     8°.  —1785 

Architectural  history  of  the  church  of 

the  Holy  Sepulchre  at  Jerusalem.  London, 
1849.     8°.  —1785 

Architectural  history  of  the  University 

of  Cambridge,  and  of  the  Colleges  of  Cam- 
bridge and  Eton.  Ed.  with  large  additions, 
and  brought  up  to" the  present  time,  by  John 
Willis  Clark.     Cambridge,  1886.    4  v.  r.  8°.' 

.     —2782 

Remarks  on  the  architecture  of  the  mid- 
dle ages,  especially  of  Italy.  Cambridge, 
1835.     8°.  —1775 

On  the  voTTel  sounds,  and  on  reed  organ  pipes. 

IB  pp.     (Eev.  o£  In  Westm.  Sev.  v.  28,  1838,  p.  27.) 

Willis,  Robert,  M.  D.  1779-1878.  Benedict 
de  Spinoza  ;  his  life,  correspondence,  and 
ethics.    London,  1870.     8°.  5862 

Servetus  and  Calvin,  a  study  of  an  im- 
portant epoch  in  the  early  history  of  the 
Reformation.    London,  1877.     8°.        —1273 

William  Harvey.  A  history  of  the  dis- 
covery of  the  circulation  of  the  blood.  With 
a  portrait.    London,  1878.     8°.  4736 

Life  of   William  Harvey.    71    pp.    (Harvey,  W., 

Works,  p.  xvil.) 

{Tr.)    Works  of  William  Harvey.    See 

Harvey,  W. 

Willis, Thomas,  M.  D.  Niceron,  J.  P.  Mem. 
des  hnmmes,  v.  15. 

Willis,  William,  LL.  D.  1794-1870.  His- 
tory of  Portland,  from  its  first  settlement: 
with  notices  of  the  neighboring  towns,  and 
of  the  changes  of  government  in  Maine. 
Portland,  1831-33.     2  v.  8°-  2634 

iVo(e.— Pt.  1  of  this  is  in  Maine  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  v.  1, 
1831. 

Deane,  Charles,  and  Baxter,  James 

Phinney  {Ed,"!.)  Documentary  history  of 
the  State  of  Maine.  Portland  and  Cam- 
bridge, 1869-84.  3v.  8°.  (Maine  Hist  Soc. 
Coll.  2  s.  V.  1-3.)  3616 

Contents..  Baxter,  J.  P.  Trelawny  papers,  t.  3.— 
Hakluyt,  B.  Discourse  on  western  planting,  v.  2.— 
Kohl,  J.  Q.    filslorjr  ot  the  dlscorery  of  Maine,  t.  1. 


Willis-Bnnd,  John  William  Bund.  1843—. 
Selection  of  cases  from  the  state  trials. 
Trials  for  treason  (1337-1678).  The  popish 
plot  (1678-81).  Cambridge,  1879-83.  3  v. 
in  3,  12°.  -3336 

Williston,  Ebenezer  Bancroft  {Ed.)  1801- 
37.  Eloquence  of  the  United  States.  Mid- 
dletown,  1827.     5  v.  8°.  1343 

Contents.  Adatng,  J.,  Pres.  of  Xf.  S.  Inaugural  ad- 
dress, V.  1.— Adams,  J.  Q.,  Pres.  nf  U.  S.  luaugural 
address,  v.  4.— Oration  at  Plymouth,  1802 ;  Oration  in 
commemoration  of  the  anniversary  of  American  lude- 
pendenoe  July  4,  1793,  v.  6.— Ames,  F.  Eulogy  on 
Washington,  v.  5.— On  Madison's  resolutions ;  On  the 

British   treaty,  v.  1 Barbour.   J.    On  a  1)111    tor 

abolishing  Imprisonment  for  debt,  v.  4.— Bayard,  J. 
A.  The  Judiciary  bill;  On  repealing  the  embargo,  v. 
2. — Berrien,  J.  M.  On  the  Panama  mission,  v.  4. — 
Calhoun,  J.  0.  On  an  Increase  of  the  army,  v.  2. — 
On  internal  improvement,  v.  3 Clay,  H.  On  in- 
ternal Improvement,  v.  4.— On  the  new  army  bill ;  On 
the  Seminole  war ;  On  the  tariff,  v.  3.— Clinton, 
De  W.    Discourse  at  Schenectady,  1823,  v.  6.— On  the 

navigation   of   the    Mississippi,  v.    2 Dexter,   S. 

Speech  in  the  trial  of  Thomas  O.  Selfridge,  v.  4, — 
Emmet,  T.  A.  Speech  in  the  trial  of  Wra.  S.  Smith, 
v.  4.— Everett,  E.  Orations  at  Cambridge,  1824, 1826, 
V.  6.— Gallatin,  A.  On  the  British  treaty,  v.  1.— 
Gaston*  W.  On  the  loan  bill,  v.  3.— Giles.  W.  B.  On 
the  British  treaty,  v.  1.— The  judiciary  bill;  On  the 
embargo,  v.  2.— Hamilton,  A.    On  the  expediency  ot 

adopting  the  Federal  Constitution,  v.  1 Speech  In 

the  case  of  Harry  Crosweii,  v.  4.— Hancock,  J.  Ora- 
tion at  Boston,  1774^  v.  6.— Harper,  E.  G.  Constitu- 
tional powers  of  the  President  aud  Senate  relative  to 

the  appointment  of  foreign  ministers,  v.  2 On  the 

necessity  of  resisting  the  aggressions  and  encroach- 
ments of  France,  v.  1. — Hayne,  B.  Y.  On  the  tarifC, 
V.  3.— Henry,  P.  On  the  expediency  of  adopting  the 
Federal  Constitution,  v.  1.— Speech  in  the  convention 

of  delegates  of  Va.,  Mch.  23, 1775,  v.  5 Hopklngon, 

J.  Speech  in  the  trial  of  Samuel  Chase,  v.  4.— Jef- 
ferson, T.,  Pres.  of  V.  S.  luaugural  addresses,  v.  2. 
— Ijee,  H.  Eulogy  on  Washington,  v.  6.— Lee,  B,  H. 
Address  of  Congress  to  the  .inhabitants  of  Great 
Britain,  v.  5.— liivlnggtoii,  E.  On  the  alien  bill,  v. 
2.— On  the  relief  of  the  officers  of  the  revolution,  v.  4. 
— Iji-vlngston,  E.  E.  Oration  July  4,  1787,  v.  6.— 
Iji  vingston,  W.  Speech  to  the  Legislature  of  N.  J. 
1777,  V.  6.— ni'Duffle,  G.  On  the  amendment  of  the 
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question,  v.  3 Dladison,  J.,  Pres.  of  U.  S.  Inaugu- 
ral addresses,  v.  2,  3.. — On  the  British  treaty ;  On  the 
expediency  of  adopting  the  Federal  Constitution,  v. 
1.— Marshall,  J.  On  the  expediency  of  adopting  the 
Federal  Constitution,  v.  1.— Mason,  J.  M.  Eulogy  on 
Washington,  v.  5.— Mason,  8.  T.  The  Judiciary  es- 
tablishment, V.  2.— Monroe,  J.,  Pres.  of  TJ.  S.  Inau- 
gural addresses,  v.  3.— Morris,  G.  The  judiciary 
establishment;  On  the  navigation  of  the  Mississippi, 
V.  2 — Nicholas,  J.  On  Madison's  resolutions,  v.  1.— 
Jfott,  E.  Discourse  occasioned  by  the  death  of  Alex- 
ander Hamilton,  v.  5.— Otis,  H.  G.  Eulogy  on  Alex- 
ander Hamilton,  v.  5.— Pinkney.  W.  On  the  treaty- 
making  power,  V.  3.— Speech  in  the  case  of  the  Ner- 
elde,  V.  4 — Speech  in  the  Legislature  of  Maryland, 
1788,  V.  5.— Poindexter,  G.  On  the  admission  of 
Louisiana,  v.  2 —  On  the  Semintde  war,  v.  3.  — 
Quincy,  J.  On  the  admission  of  Louisiana ;  On 
foreign  relations,  v.  2. — On  the  new  army  bill,  v.  3. — 
.  Randolph,  J.  On  an  Increase  of  the  army,  v.  2. — 
On  the  expediency  of  adopting  the  Federal  Constitu- 
tion, v.  1 Speech  in  the  trial  ot   Aaron  Burr  for 

treason,  v.  4.— Ross.  J.  On  the  navigation  ot  the 
Mississippi,  V.  2.— Kush,  B.  Oration  at  Washington, 
July  4,  1812,  V.  6.— Sergeant,  J.  On  the  Missouri 
question,  v.  3.— Smith.  M.  L.  On  Madison's  resolu- 
tions, V.  l.^Sprague,  C.  Oration  at  Boston,  July  4, 
1825,  V.  5 — Sprague,  P.  On  the'relief  of  the  soldiers 
of  the  revolution,  v.  4.— Storrs,  H.  B.  On  the  amend- 
ment of  the  Constitution,  v.  4.— Story,  J.  Discourse 
at  Cambridge,  1K26,  v.  5.— Taylor.  J.  Amendment 
relative  to  electing  President  and  Vice-president,  v. 
2.— Tracy,  U.  Amendment  relative  to  electing  Presi- 
dent and  Vice-president,  v.  2.— 'Warren,  J.  Orations 
at  Boston,  1772.  1776,  V.  6.— AVashington,  G.,  Pres.  of 
TJ.  S.  Farewell  address,  v.  6.— Inaugural  address,  v. 
1.— Websier,  D.  Address  at  Buuljer  Hill,  lh26; 
Eulogy  on  Adams  and  Jefferson,  v.  5.— On  the  bauii  of 
the  TI.  S. ;  On  the  Greek  revolution,  v.  3.— On  the 
Panama   mission;  Speech  In  the   Impeachment  ot 


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James  Prescott,  v.  4.— IVickham,  J.  Speecli  In  the 
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the  expediency  of  adopting  the  Federal  Constitution, 
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"Wirt,  W.  Eulogy  on  Jeltergon  and  Adams,  v.  5. — 
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Willitoft,  or  the  days  of  James  I.    29  pp. 

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Willkouim,  Ernst  Adolf.  1810-86.  The 
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(Ed.)    Die  mikroskopischen  feinde  des 

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Lives  of  the  English  sacred  poets.     2  ed. 

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Contents, 


Addison,  J.  v.  2. 
Barnes,  B.  v.  1. 
Beaumont,  J.  v.  1. 
Blackmore,  Sir  E.  v.  2. 
Blair,  K.  V.  2. 
Bryan,  J.  v.  1. 
Chaucer,  G.  v.  1. 
Constable,  H.  v.  1. 
Cowper,  W.  V.  2. 
Crashaw,  E.  v.  1. 
Davles,  Sir  J.  v.  1. 
Davison,  F.  V.  1. 
Flatman,  T.  v.  1. 
Fletcher,  G.  v.  1. 
Fletcher,  P.  v.  1. 
Gower,  J.  v.  1. 
Grahcime,  J.  v.  2. 
Gray,  T.  v.  2. 
Hablngton,  W.  v.  1. 
Hawes,  S.  V.  1. 
Heber,  E.,  Bp.  of  Calcutta, 

V.  2. 
Herbert,  G.  v.  1. 
Herrlck,  B.  v.  1. 
Heywood,  T.  v.  1. 
Hopkins,  J.  V.  1. 

lEev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag. 

1839,  p.  400.) 
The  Sister  ansela 

1845,  p.  725.) 


Hurdls,  J.  V.  2. 

Ken,  T.,  Bp.  of  Bath  and 
Wells,  V.  2. 

Milton,  J.  V.  2. 

More,  H.  V.  1. 

Parnell,  T.  v.  2. 

Pierce  Plowman,  Visions 
of,  V.  1. 

Quarles,  F.  v.  1. 

Quarles,  J.  v.  1. 

Kaleigh,  Sir  W.  v.  1. 

Eobert*,  W.  H.  v.  2. 

SaokviUe,  T.,  Barm  Buck- 
hurst,  and  1  Earl  of  Dorset, 
V.  1. 

Sandys,  G.  v.  1. 

Smart,  C.  v.  2. 

Southwell,  R.  v.  1. 

Spenser,  E.  v.  1. 

Sternhold,  T.  v.  1. 

Sylvester,  J.  v.  1. 

Vaughan,  H.  v.  1. 

Watts,  I.  V.  2. 

Wither,  G.  V.  1. 

Young,  E.  V.  2. 

19,  1839,  p.  643;  V.  20, 
2  pp.    {Fraser's  Mag.   v.  31, 


(Ed.)    Poets  of  the  19  century.     With 

English  and  American  additions,  arranged 
by  Evert  A.  Duyckinck.  New  York,  1858. 
eq-  8°.  1363 

Pleasures,  objects,  and  advantages  of  literature. 

24  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  14,  1861,  p.  311.) 
—Pictures  of  Christian  life.  14  pp.  (Eev.  of  in 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  26,  1842,  p.  406.) 

Willmott.    See  also  Wilmot. 

WiHobie,  Henry.  CiVca  1574-96.  HisAvisa, 
or  the  true  picture  of  a  modest  maid,  and 
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introduction,  and  notes  and  illustrations, 
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The  same.  [Manchester],  1886.  sm.  4°. 
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Willobie,  Thomas.    16  cent.    Victorie   of 

English  chastltie,  under  the  falned  name  of  Arvisa.  7 
pp.  ( With  Willobie,  H.,  His  Avisa,  p.  161 ;  Grosart,  A. 
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Willotighby,    Edward    F.     "Feriencolo- 

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VoyKge,  wherein  he  perished  at  Arzlna  Eeca  in  Lap- 
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Jurieii  de  la  Gravi^re,  E.    Les  martns  du  XVI 

8i6cle.  28  pp.  {Eev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1876,  8  p6r.  v.  15 
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Willongtaby,  Westel  Woodbury.  1867—. 
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Willoiigtaby,    William    Franklin.     Child 

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Government  and  administration  of  the 

United  States.  See  Willoughby,  W.  W., 
and  Willoughby,  W.  F. 

Willonghby.    See  aZso  Willughby. 
Willoughby,  Lady,  Diary  of.    Eathbone, 
Mrs.  H.  M.     2  V.  1294 

Willow  tree.    Lossing.B.  J.    The  Weeping 

willow.    5  pp.    (Scrtbner's  Monthly,  v.  2,  1871,  p.  383.) 

Wills,  Sir  Alfred.  1828—  "The  eagle's 
nest"  in  the  valley  of  Sixt ;  a  summer 
home  among  the  Alps  :  together  with  some 
excursions  among  the  great  glaciers.  Lon- 
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Wanderings  among  the  high  Alps.  Lon- 
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Wills,  Frank.  1822—.  Ancient  English 
ecclesiastical  architecture  and  its  principles, 
applied  to  the  events  of  the  church  at  the 
present  day.    New  York,  1850.    4°.     —1783 

Wills,  James,  i).i).  (Sd.)  1790-1868.  His- 
tory of  Ireland  in  the  lives  of  Irishmen.  2 
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The  same.  London,  n.d.  6  v.  8°.  (Eev. 
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■ — '  P'amatic  sketches.  7  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Dublin 
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IVotlce  of  W.    21  pp.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  86, 1876, 

p.  404.) 

Wills,  John.  Electro-magnetic  telegraph 
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12° 


Wills,  W.  H.  The  larboard  fin;  or,  12 
months  since:  a  drama.  37  pp.  (Cumberland,  J., 
Minor  theat,  v.  13.) 


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Nichols,  J.  Q.,  and  Bruce,  J.   (Eds.) 

Wills  from  Doctors'  Commons.  A  selection 
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Nicolas,  Sir  N.  H.    Testamenta  vetusta  : 

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PiCCOPR,  G.  J.    (Ed.)     Lancashire  and- 

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Raine,  J.,  and .  Geeenwell,  W.  [Eds.) 

Wills  and  inventories  illustrative  of  the  his- 
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the  northern  counties  of  England,  from  the 
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Raine,  J.,  and  Raine,  J.,  Jr.  [Eds.)  Tes- 
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Sharpe,  R.  R.  (Ed.)     Calendar  of  wills 

proved  and  enrolled  in  the  Court  of  Husting, 
London,  1358-1688.     1889-90,  3  v. 

TuETEY,    A.    (Ed.)     Testaments     enre- 

gistres  au  Parlement  de  Paris  sous  le  regne 
de  Charles  VI.     1880.     (Milanges  hist.  v.  3.) 

Tymms,  S.  (Ed.)    Wills  and  inventories 

from  the  registers  of  the  commissary  of 
Bury  St.  Edmunds.  1850.  (Camden  Soc. 
No.  49.) 

Abbo.    Testamentiim.    7pp.    {MIgne,  J.  P.,  PairoL 

s.  Lat.  V.  88,  p.  1290.)— Absalon,  Abp.  of  Lund.  Testa- 
raentum.  36  pp.  (LangaSeck,  J.,  and  Suhm,  P.  F., 
Script,  rer.  Danic.  v,  5,  p.  422;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Pa(roZ.  s. 
Lai.  V.  209,  p.  765.)— Adela,  Abbess  of  Palz.  Testa- 
meatum.  2  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.'w.  88,  p. 
1286.) — Ademar,  Count  of  Les  Echelles  and  Abbot  of 
Tulles.  Teatameiitura.  2  pp.  (Migne,  3.  "P. ^ Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  132,  p.  469.1— Alain,  Jip.  of  Auxerre.  Testa- 
mentuni.  2  pp.  (Mtgue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s,  Lat.  v.  201,  p. 
1389.)— Alfonso  "VIII,  King  of  Spain.    TestameQtum. 

1  p.  iMigne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  169,  p.  973.)— 
AltceA,  the  Great,  King  of  England.  Will.  ( Woris,  v. 
1,  p.  399.) — Aiidr^,  of  Luxemburg,  Bp.  of  Cambray. 
Tealamentum.  3  pp.  (Anhery,  J.-L.  d',  Spiaileg.  t.  3, 
p.  763.)— Ai'UUng,  St.,  Abbot  of  Atane.  Testamentum. 
i  pp.  (MIgQe,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  71,  p.  1143.)— 
Arseiiiiis  Antorianus,  Patriarch  of  Constantinople. 
Teataruentum.  [Gr.  et  Lat.]  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Gr.  v.  14,0,  p.  947.)- Atto  II,  Bp.  of  Vercelli. 
Testamentum.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  V.,,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
134,  p.  Ii93.}—Veii.trlee,. Queen  of  Sicily.    Testamentum. 

2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spiciif  j.  v.  3,  p.  660.)— Bertch- 
ran,  St.,  Bp.  of  Le  Mans.  Testamentum.  12  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  PalroL's.  Lat.  v.  SO,  p.  387.)— Bray- 
brofee.  N.  ■Will.  5  pp.  {Arcliaeol.Joum.y.'il,lSli,p. 
181.) — Bruno,  St.,  the  Great,  Duke  of  Lorraine,  Abp.  of 
Cologne.  Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Leibnitz,  G.  W.,  Script, 
rer.  BrunsviCY.  1,  p.  289.)— Charlemagne,  Emperor 
of  the  West.  Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  97,  p.  1077.]- Chiimnus,  N.  Testa- 
mentum. [Gr.  et  Lat.'}  17  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol, 
s.  Gh-.  V.  140,  p.  1465.)  — Dene,  H.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury, 
Will.  12.  pp.  [Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  18,  1861,  p.  266.)— 
Domnolus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Le  Mans.  Testamentum.  2 
pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  I^at.  v.  72,  p.  649.)— 
Bn  Vair,  G.  Testament.  8  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Arehiv. 
de  I'hial.  de  France,  1  s.  v.  15,  p.  355.)— Ermine- 
thrndig.  Fragmentum  testamentl.  2  pp.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  88,  p.  1243.)— Egcltermonde, 
Queen  of  Majorca.  Testamentum.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J, 
L.  d',  SgiiAleg.  v.  3,  p.  702.)— Para,  St.,  A3)bess  of  Evo- 


riao.  Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s. 
Lat.  V.  87,  p.  1137.)— Foxle,  Sir  J.  de.  Will.  11  pp. 
[Archaeol,  Joum.  v.  16,  1858,  p.  267.)— Fromond,  J. 
Will.  8  pp.  {Archaeol.  Joum.  v.  16,  1859,  p.  166.)— 
GregorlusXI, Pope.  Testamentum.  5  pp.  (Actiery, 
J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  738.)— Gregoriua  (Nazianze- 
nua],  St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople.  Testamentum.  [Or. 
et  Lat.]  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Or.  v.  37,  p. 
889.)— Guillaume  "VI,  Seigneur  de  Montpellier.  Testa- 
mentum. 3  pp.  (Acliery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p. 
498.)  — Guillaume  VIII,  Seigneur  de  Montpellier. 
Testamentum.  5  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3, 
p.  561.)— Hadoin,  St.,  Bp.  of  Le  Mans.  Testameutum. 
3  pp.  ,  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol.  ,s.  Lat.  v.  80,  p.  667.)—  ■ 
Herbert,  P.,  4  Earl  of  Pembroke.  Last  will  and 
testament.  3  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Coll.  of  tracts,  v. 
7,  p.  89.)  — Hopper,  0.  Extract  Irom  the  will 
of  a  Ludlow  tradesman.  2  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol. 
Assoc.  Joum.  V.  24,  1868,  p.  269.)  —  James  I,  King 
of  Aragon.  Testamenta.  9  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d', 
Spicileg.  v.  3,  pp.  638,  673.)  — Jean,  of  Luxemburg, 
Count  of  Cortversan.  Testamentum.  1  p.  (Achery,  J. 
L.  d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  767.)— Jeanne  de  France,  Duch- 
esse  de  Berri.  Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d', 
Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  849.)— Jeanne  de  Laval.  Testament, 
ll  pp.  (Ren6  of  Anjou,  King  of  Naples,  (Euvres  compl.  v. 
1,  p.  103.)— linger,  St.,  Bp.  of  Autun.    Testameutum. 

3  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  96,  p.  379.)— 
li'Hospital,  M.  de.  Testament.  33  pp.  {(Euvres 
compl.  V.  2,  p.  499.) — niagnus  VII  {Lagabetter),  King  of 
Norway.  Testamentum.  6  pp.  (Langebeck,  J.,  and 
Suhm,  P.  F.,  Script,  rer.  Danic.  v.  6,  p.  247.)— Manl- 
gundls.  Testamentum.  1  p.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol. 
s.  Lat.  V.  87,  p;  1397.)— Marguerite  de  Lorraine,  Duck-^ 
esse  d'Alenpon.  Testameutum.  3  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L. 
d',  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  860.)- ]>Iarle  de  ]>I^dicis,  Queen 
of  France.  Testament.  16  pp.  (Lataist,  L.,  Archiv.  de 
I'hist.  de  France,  2  s.  v.  5,  p.  167.)— Mornay,  P.  Testa- 
ment.   43  pp.     (Lafaist,  L.,  Archiv.  de  I'hist.  de  France, 

1  s.  T.  15,  p.  303.)— Odolrlc,  of  Reims.    Testamentum. 

2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  160,  p.  1645.)— 
Perpetuus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Tours.  Testamentum.  2  pp. 
(Aohei-y,  J-  L.  d",  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  303 ;  Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  58,  p.  753.)- Philip  III  {le  Hardi), 
King  of  France.  Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L. 
d*,  Spicileg.  v.  3,  p.  691.) — Rathler,  Bp.  of  Verona. 
Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
136,  p.  641.) — Renii,^^.,  Abp.  of  Reims.    Testamentum. 

4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  66,  p.  969.|— 
Remi,  Bp.  of  Strassburg.  Testamentum.  6  pp. 
(IMlgne,  3.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  96,  p.  1582.)— Ren*  of 
Anjou,  King  of  Naples.  Testament.  21  pp.  {(Eumes 
compl.  V.  1,  p.  81.)— Richelieu,  A.  J.  du  P.,  Cardinal, 
Due  de.  Testameuti  27  pp.  (Lafaist,  L.,  Archiv.  de 
I'hist.  de  France,  2  s.  v.  5,  p.  361.)— Rostang  of  Puy. 
Testamentum;  Codicillus.  4  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d', 
Spicileg.  v.  3,  pp.637,  647.)— Theobald, ^flp.  of  Canter- 
bury. Epistulaeettestamentum.  4  pp.  (Migue,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  199,  pp.  30,  36.)— Ulger,  Bp.  of  Angers.,- 
Testamentum.  2  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
ISO,  p.  liaa.)—TJnalA,  Abbot  of  Moissac.  Testameutum. 
2  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  169,  p.  964.)— 
Vetera  aliquot  testamenta  seculo  XllI,  XIY,  et 
Initio  sequbutls  scripta.  46  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A.,  Vet. 
aevi  analect.  v.  1,  p.  741.)— Vetera  testamenta  seculo 
XV  et  seguentl  conscrlpta.  114  pp.  (Matthaeus,  A., 
Vet.  aevi  analect.  v.  2,  p.  249.)— Wideradng,  Abbot. 
Testamentum.  4  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
88,  p.  1268.) 

Digressive  essay  on  vrllls.    16  pp.    {Dublin  Univ. 

Mag.  V.  62, 1863,  p.  562.)— Garland.  E.  On  the  general 
establishment  of  register  olHces  for  the  registry  of 
deeds  and  wills.  9  pp.  (Pamphleteer,  v.  12,  1818,  p. 
461.)— Making  onr  'wills.  2  pp.  {Sarper's  Mag.  v. 
7,  1853,  p.  687.)— Ornsby,  G.  On  Durham  wills  and 
inventories.  .23  pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Joum.  v. 
22, 1866,  p.  396.)— Osgood,  S.  Making  a  will."  7  pp. 
{Harper's  Mag.  v.  27,  1863,  p.  338.)— Spelman,  Sir  H. 
Original  of  testaments  and,  wills,  and  uf  their  probate. 
6  pp.  {In  his  Bellquiae  Spelmanniauae,  p.  127.) — 
^ills  and  vrill-making,  ancient  and  modern.  45 
pp.  (SMttrt.  iJeu.  V.  108,  186U,  p.  425.) 
See  also  Testamentary  lavr. 

Willsborough.  Watson,  W.C.  Pioneer 
history  of  the  Champlain  Valley,  being  an 
account  of  the  settlement  of  the  town  of 
Willsborough.     1863. 

Willshire,  William  Hughes,  M.  D.  De- 
scriptive catalogue  of  early  prints  in  the 
British  Museum.  German  and  Flemish 
schools.    London,  1879-83.    Sv.r.S".  —1753 


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Descriptive   catalogue   of   playing   and 

other  cards  in  the  British  Museum,  accom- 
panied by  a  concise  general  history  of  the 
subject,  and  remarks  on  cards  of  divination 
and  of  a  politico-historical  character.  Lon- 
don, 1876.     r.  8°.  —1793 

TVillson,  Byron  Forceythe.  1837-67.  The 
Old  sergeant,  and  other  poems.  Boston, 
1867.     16°.  1398 

Autumn  gong.    1  p.    {Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  18, 1866, 

p.  716.)— To  Heresa.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  V.  17, 
1866,  p.  311.)— Voice.  2  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  18, 
1866,  p.  307.) 

Pintt,  J.  J.    rorceythe    Willson.    13  pp.    {Atlant. 

Monthly,  T.  35,  1875,  p.  332.) 

Willson.    See  aZso  Wilson. 

Willlighby,  Francis.  1635-72.  Ornitho- 
logy. In  3  books,  wherein  all  the  birds 
hitherto  known  .  .  .  are  accurately  de- 
scribed. ...  Tr.  into  English,  and  enlarged 
with  many  additions.  To  which  are  added 
3  considerable  discourses  :  I.  Of  the  art  of 
fowling  ;  II.  Of  the  ordering  of  singing 
birds  ;  III.  Of  falconry.  By  John  Ray. 
London,  1678.     fo.  —2621 

BelatloQ  of  a  voyage  through  a  great  part  o£  Spain. 

7  pp.     (Harris,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  2, 1706,  p.  592.) 

Philosophical  correspondence  of  Eayand  W. 

31  pp.     (Rev.  of  in  Retrospect.  Ben.  v.  14,  1826,  p.  1.) 

Jardine,  Sir  W.    Memoir  of  W.    130  pp.    {In  his 

Nat.  Libr.  v.  6,  p.  17.) 

Willughby.    See  also  Willoughby. 

M'illyaius,  Jane  Louisa.  1786-1878.  The 
Waldensian  church  in  the  valleys  of  Pied- 
mont, fi-omthe  earliest  period  to  the  present 
time.  New  and  revised  edition.  Ed.  by 
Mrs.  Matheson.     London,  n.  d.    12°.   —3284 

Will,yaui8.    See  aZso  Williams. 

Wiliiiaiius,  August.  De  M.  Terenti  Var- 
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8°.  —2112 

Wilmanns,  Giistav.  1845-78.  Exempla 
inscriptionum  Latinarum  in  usum  praecipue 
academicum.     Berolini,  1873.     2  v.  8°.    1213 

Wilmans,  Franz  Friedrioh  Roger.  1812-81. 
Westfaelisches  urkunden-buch.  ■  Fortsetz- 
ung  von  Erhard's  Regesta  historiae  West- 
•faliae.  Herausg.  von  dem  Verein  fuer 
geschichte  und  alterthumskunde  West- 
falens.     Muenster,  1871.    4°.  8672 

Wlluiarshof,  Karl.  Das  jenseits.  Ein 
wlasensctiartlicher  versuch  zur  loesung  der  unsterb- 
lichkeitsfrage.  12  pp.  (Kev.  of,  by  K.  A.  von  Eelch- 
Un-Meldegg,  In  Zeits.f.  philos.  v.  49, 1866,  p.  118.) 

Wilme,  Benjamin  P.  Hand-book  for  map- 
ping, engineering,  and  architectural  draw- 
ing.   London,  1846.    4°-  —2722 

Manual  of  writing  and  printing  charac- 
ters, both  ancient  and  modern.  London, 
1845.    4°.  —1731 

Wilmer,  James  Jones.  The  American 
Nepos  :  a  collection  of  the  lives  of  the  most 
remarkable  and  the  most  eminent  men,  who 
have  contributed  to  the  discovery,  the  set- 
tlement, and  the  independence  of  America. 
[Anon.]    Baltimore,  1806.     12°.  3767 

Contents. 

Putnam,  Maj.-Gen.  I. 


Oabot,  J. 
Cabot,  S. 
Calvert,  G.,  1  Baron  Bal- 
timore. 
Oartier,  J. 
Colombo,  C. 
Franklin,  B. 
Lee,  Maj.-Gen.  C. 
Penn,  W. 


Raleigh,  Sir  W. 

Rltteuhouse,  D. 

Robinson,  J. 

Smith,  Capt.  J. 

Soto,  F.  or  H.  de. 

Vespucci,  A. 

Washington,  G.,  Pres.of  U.  S. 


Poe,  E.    A.     The 

{Wor}cs,  ed.  hy  J.  H.  In- 


Wilmer,    Lambert   A 

Quacks  of  Helicon.    11  pp. 
gram,  v.  4,  p.  515.) 

Wilmer,  Richard  Hooker,  D.  D.,LL.  D.,  Bp. 

of  Alabama.  1816—.  The  recent  past  from 
a  southern  standpoint.  Reminiscences  of  a 
grandfather.  New  York,  1887.  p.  8°.  8503 
Wilmington,  Del.  Ferris,  B.  History  of 
the  original  settlements  on  the  Delaware 
.  .  .  and  a  history  of  Wilmington.     1846. 

Montgomery,  E.  Reminiscences  of  Wil- 
mington.   1851. 

Pyle,  H.    Old  time  life  In  a  Quaker-town.    13  pp. 

{Harper's  Mag.  v.  62,  1881,  p.  178.) 

Wilmington,  N.  C.  Wood,  T.  P.,  and 
McCarthy,  G.  Wilmington  flora.  A  list 
of  plants  growing  about  Wilmington,  N.  C, 
with  date  of  flowering.     1887. 

Johns,  J.    Wilmington  during  the  blockade.    0 

pp.     {Harper's  Mag.  v.  33, 1866,  p.  497.) 

Wilmot,  1  Baronet.    See  Wilmot,  Sir  3.  E. 

E.,  1  Baronet  Wilmot. 
Wilmot,    A.     History    of    the   Zulu    war. 

London,  1880.     8°.         ,  3427 

and  Cbase,  John  Centlivres.    History 

of  the  Colony  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
From  its  discovery  to  1868.  Cape  Town, 
1869.     8°.  3426 

Wilmot,  Sir  Eardley  Eardley.  See  Wilmot, 
Sir  J.  E.  E.,  1  Baronet  Wilmot. 

Wilmot,  Maj.-Oen.  Frederick  MarOw  Eard- 
ley. 1812-77.  Records  of  the  Royal  Mili- 
tary Academy.   Woolwich,  1851.   fo.   — 2361 

Wilmot,  John,  2  Earl  of  Rochester.  1648- 
80.  Familiar  letters  .  .  .  And  other  letters, 
by  persons  of  honour  and  quality  ...  4  ed. 
London,  1705.     2  v.  in  1,  12°.  .  3862 

Miscellaneous  works.    With  the  Memoirs 

of  the  life  and  character  of  the  late  Earl  of 
Rochester,  byMons.  St.  Evremont .  .  .  Lon- 
don, 1707.     p.  8°.  1375 

Poetical  works,  and  life  of.     Edinburgh, 

1793.     8°.     (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  6.) 

1863 

Domestic  letters.    6  pp.     iBlacJcwood's  Mag.  vl  4, 

1819,  p.  541.)— Original  letters.  8  pp.  (Wharton, 
P.,  Duke  of  Wharton,  Works,  v.  2,  p.  161.)— Poems  and 
life  of.  24  pp.  (Chalmers,  A.,  .Bnj.  poeis,  V. -8,  p.  229.) 
—Political  satires.  28  pp.  (Goldsmld,  E.,  Some 
polit.  satires  of  the  17  cent.  v.  1,  p.  7.) — Song.  1  p. 
(Eltson,  J.,  Sng.  antkol.  v.  1,  p.  130.)— Songs.  2  pp. 
(Campbell,  T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  4,  p.  204.) 

Anderson,  E.    Life   of   W.    3  pp.    [In   his  BrJt. 

poets,  V.  6,  p.  397.)— Burnet,  G.,  Bp.  of  Salisiwry. 
Life  and  death  of  John,  Earl  of  Rochester.  100  pp. 
{In  his  Lives,  characters,  and  addresses,  p.  165 ;  and 
Wordsworth,  C,  Eccles.  Uog.  v.  4,  p.  B86.)— Forgoes, 
E.  D.  John  Wilmot,  Comte  de  Rochester.  SB  pp. 
[Bev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1857,  2  p§r.  v.  10,  p.  822;  v.  11,  p. 
144.)— Johnson,  S.  Life  of  W.  7  pp.  {Works,  v.  1, 
p.  157;  and  Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  8,  p.  231.)— 
St.-Evremond,  C.  de  M.  de  St.-D.,  Seigneur  de. 
Memoirs  of  the  life  of  W.  32  pp.  (Wilmot,  J.,  2  Earl 
of  Rochester,  Miscel.  works.)  —  Thomson,  K.,  and 
Thomson,  J.  C.  Count  de  Grammont,  St.  Evremond, 
and  Lord  Rochester.  46  pp.  {In  their  Wits  and  beaux 
of  society,  v.  1,  p.  49.) 

Wilmot,  Sir  John  Eardley.  Wilmot,  J.  E. 
E.  Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Right  Hon.  Sir 
John  Eardley  Wilmot.     [Anon.}    1802. 

Roscoe,  H.    Sir  J.  Eardley  Wilmot.    12  pp.    (In 

his  Lives  of  eminent  Brit,  lawyers,  p.  229:  Lardner, 
D.,  Cab.  Cyc.) 

Wilmot,    Sir 'John    Eardley,  Eardley,    1 

Baronet  Wilmot.  1783-1847.  Letter  to  the  magistrates 
of  England  on  the  increase  of  crime ;  and  an  etQcient 
remedy  suggested  for  their  consideration.  14  pp. 
{Pamphleteer,  v.  29, 1828,  p.  1  j  Rev.  of  In  Quart.  Rev.  V. 
37, 1828,  p.  189.) 


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M'iliuot,  John  Eardley  Eardley.    1748-1815.  • 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Eight  Hon,  Sir  John 

Eardley  Wilmot;  .  .  .  with  some  original 

letters.     [Anon.]    London,  1803.     4°.      4761 

Wilinot,  Robert.     16  cent.     Tancred   and 

Glsmunda.    77  pp.    (Dodsley.B.,  OMpiai/s,  v.2,p.  16B.) 

Wilinot.    See  also  Willmott. 

Wilua.    Three  days  at  W.    8  pp.     {Fraser''s 

Mag.  V.-68,  1863,  p.  627.) 

Wilson,     Alexander,     M.  D.     Wilson,    P. 

Biographical  account  of  W.  19  pp.  (Eoyal  Soo. 
Edin.  Trans,  v.  10, 1826,  p.  279.) 

Wilson,  Alexander.  1766-1813.  American 
ornithology  ;  or,  the  natural  history  of  the 
birds  of  the  United  States.  With  a  sketch 
of  the  author's  life  by  George  Ord.  New 
York,  1828-29.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Am. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  8,  1830,  p.  860  ;  Blackwood^s 
Mag.  Y.  19,  1826,  p.  661  ;  v.  30,  1831,  p.  247.) 

—3634 
Atlas.     Phila.  1855.     fo.  —3651 

Poems    and    literary  prose.     Ed.    with 

memorial-introduction,  essays,  notes,  illus- 
trations, and  glossary,  by  the  Rev.  Alex- 
ander B.  Grosart.  With  portrait.  Paisley, 
1876.    3  V.  8°.  3105 

Contents.  lEnglisli  poema,  v.  2.-i-Desci'lptlve  es- 
fiays,  V,  1.— Ttie  foresters.  Description  of  a  pedes- 
trian journey  to  the  fails  of  Niagara,  v.  2.— Grrosart, 
A.  B.  Essays  on  the  lite  and  writings  of  'Wiiscn,  v.  2. 
—Memorial-introduction,  v.  1.— Letters  and  Amer- 
ican <aiary,  v.  1.— liocliavinuoch.  A  descriptive 
poem,  V.  2.— Oration  on  the  power  and  value  of 
national  liberty,  v.  1.  —  Essays  of  "  ornitho- 
logy," V.  1.— Journal  as  a  pedlar,  v.  1. — The  soli- 
tary philosopher,  V.  1.— Poems,  v.  2.— Literary 
prose  vrritings,  v.  1. — Scottish  poems,  v.  2.-^ 
Songs,  v.  2.— Glossary,  v.  2. 
-—  Qardner,  D.  Wilson,  the  ornithologist.  14  pp. 
iScHbher's  Monthly,  v.  11,  1876,  p.  690.)— Grosart,  A.  B. 
Bsaay  on  the  life  and  writings  of  W.  32  pp.  (Wilson, 
A.,  Poems  and  lit.  prose,  v.  2,  p.  Ix.)— Memorial-intro- 
duction. 29  pp.  (Wilson,  A.,  Poems  and  lit.  prose,  v.  1, 
p.  xvil'.)— Memoir  of  W.  36  pp.  (Jardine,  Sir  W., 
Nat.  Libr.  v.  4,  p.  IB :  Mrds,  v.  4.)— Ord,  G.  Life  of  W. 
193  pp.  (Wilson,  A.,  Am.  oniitkology,  v.  1,  p.  vii.) — 
Peahody,  W.  B.  O.  Life  of  W.  169  pp.  (Sparks,  J., 
Am.  biog.  V.  2,  p.  1.) 

-= —  and  Bonaparte,  Charles  Lucien  Jules 
Laurent,  Prince  de  Canino.  American  orni- 
thology ;  or,  the  natural  history  of  the  birds 
of  the  United  States.  Edinburgh,  1881.  4  v. 
16°.  —2627 

Wilson,  Alexander  Johnstone.  The  national 
budget :  the  national  debt,  taxes,  and  rates. 
London,  1882..  ,  12°.     {Eng.  citizen.)     —2355 

Reciprocity,  bi-metalJism,  and  land-ten- 
ure reform.    London,  1880.     8°.  —1365 

Resources  of  modern  countries.     Essays 

towards  an  estimate  of  the  economic  posi- 
tion of  nations  and  British  trade  prospects. 
London,  1878.     3  v.  8°.  —1396 

Wilson,  Alexander  Stephen.  Unity  of  mat- 
ter. A.  dialogue  on  the  relation  between  the 
various  forms  of  matter  which  affect  the 
senses.    London,  1855.     12°.  —1536 

Wilson,  Alfred.  Ohio  boys  in  Dixie.  See 
Wood,  M.,  and  Wilson,  A. 

Wilson,  Andrew,  Ph.D.  Leisure -time 
studies  chiefly  biological.  A  series  of  essays 
and  lectures.  London,  1879.  13°.  —1698 
Contents.  Some  animal  architects.— Animals 
and  their  environments.- What  I  saw  In  an  ant's 
nest.- Place,  method,  and  ad'vantages  of  biology  in 
ordinary  education.— Genesis  of  life.- Law  of  like- 
ness, and  its  working.— Study  of  lower  life.— Some 
moot  points  in  natural  Jiistory.—TOrlginof  nerves. 
— FarafSites  and  their  development.- Science  and 
PABI  v.— 131. 


poetry — Science-culture  for  the  masses. — Sea- 
jserpents  of  science.- A  summer's  day,— Some 
tacts  and  fictions  of  zoology. 

Wilson,  Andrew.  1830-81.  The  abode  of 
snow.  Observations  on  a  journey  from 
Chinese  Tibet  to  the  Indian  Caucasus, 
through  the  upper  valley  of  the  Himalaya. 
Edinburgh,  1876.     8°-  1485 

The  "  ever- victorious  army,"  a  history  of 

the  Chinese  campaign  under  Lt.-Col.  C.  G. 
Gordon,  and  of  the  suppression  of  the  Tai- 
Ping  rebellion.  With  maps.  Edinburgh, 
.1868.     8°.  3445, 

Infantiperdnti.  87  pp.   (Sdm.  essays,  18B6,  p.  132.) 

I>u  Quesuoy,  P.    La  demeure  des  neiges.    66  pp. 

( Correspondant,  n.  s.  v.  68, 1876,  pp.  884, 1016 ;  v.  69, 1876, 
p.  B3.) 

See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  ISO,  1881,  p.  141. 

Wilson,  Arthur.,  1595-1657.  Inconstant 
lady,  a  play.     Oxford,  1814.     sm.  4°.      3361 

Life  and  reign  of  James  I,  King  of  Great  Britain. 

132  pp.  (Kennet,  W.,  Bp,  of  Peterbor,ouffhj  Cow^l.  Iiist. 
England,  v.  2,  p.  661.) 

Wilson,  Bird,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1777-1859. 
Memoir  of  the  life  of  William  White,  D.  D., 
Bp.  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  chiu'ch  in 
the  state  of  Pennsylvania.  Phila.  1839.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  N.  Y.  Rev.  v.  5, 1839,  p.  405.)   3883 

— r—  {Ed.)  Works  of  James  Wilson.  See 
Wilson,  J. 

Wilson,  Charles.  Memoirs  of  the  life,  writ- 
ings, and  amours  of  William  Congreve. 
London,  1730.     13°.  4706 

Wilson,  Charles.  Companion  to  the  Com- 
mercial code  of  signals,  for  the  use  of  all 
nations  .  .  .    London,  1857.    4°.  —3763 

Note.—'^or  the  Commercial  code,  see  I^arklns,  W.  E. 

Wilson,  Charles  Henry.  1756-1808.  Brook- 
iana.    [Anon.]    London,  1804.   2  v.  16°.    4767 

Swiftiana.    [Anon.]    [London],  1804.   3  v. 

in  1,  16°.  4767 

Wilson,  Rev.  Charles  Thomas,  and  Felkin, 

R.  W.    Uganda  and  the  Egyptian  Soudan. 

London,  1883.     3  v.  13°.  1427 

Wilson, it-CoZ.  Charles  Townshend.    Duke 

of  Berwick :   Marshal  of    France,   1702-84. 

London,  1883.     8°.  1544 

- —  James  II  and    the  Duke    of    Berwick. 

London,  1876.     8°;  1544 

Wilson,  Col.  Sir  Charles  William.     1636-. 

Lord    Clive,     London,    1890.     13°,     {Eng. 

men  of  action.)  3766 

Ordnance  survey  of  Jerusalem.    Made 

'  with  the  sanction  of  Rt.  Hon.  Earl  de  Gray 

and  Ripon.  Under  the  direction  of  Col-  Sir 
Henry  James.   London,  1865.   3v.  fo.   P.39.3 

Topography  of  the  pilgrimage  of  S.  Silvia.    12 

pp.  1  map.  (Silvia,  St.,  of  Aquitania,  Pilgrimage  to  the 
holy  places  :  Palestine  Pilgrims*  Text  Soc.) 

Gordon,  Sir  H.  W.    Mission  of  W.    8  pp.    (Gordon, 

Maj.-Gen.  C.  G.,  Journals,  p.  llx.) 

and  Iiewis«  Hayter   (Eds.)    Buildings 

of  Justinian.    See  Procopius,  of  Oaesareia. 

and  others.     Recovery  of  Jerusalem.    A 

narrative  of  exploration  and  discovery  in 
the  city  and  the  Holy  Land.  With  an  intro- 
duction by  Arthur  Penrhyn  Stanley.  Ed. 
by  Walter  Morrison.   London,  1871.  8°.  1474 

— —  and  others.  Special  papers  on  topog- 
raphy, archaeology,  manners,  and  customs, 
etc.  London,  1881.  i°.  {Surv.  cf  Western 
Palestine.)  1473 


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and  Palmer,  Henry  Spencer.  Ord- 
nance survey  of  the  peninsula  of  Sinai", 
made  under  sanction  of  Col.  Sir  Henry 
James.    Southampton,  1869.    4v.  fo.    P.29.2 

IViison,  Mrs.  Cornwell  Baron.  See  Wilson, 
Mrs.  M.  0.  B. 

Wilson,    Crawford.    Flights  to  Fairyland. 

29  pp.     [.Dublin.  Univ.  Mag.  y.  45,  1856,  pp.  219,  294,  401.) 

Wilson,  Daniel,  D.D.,  Bp.  of  Calcutta. 
1778-1858.  The  guilt  of  forbearing  to  de- 
liver our  British  colonial  slaves,  a  sermon. 
London ,  1830.     8°-     ( Tracts  on  slavery,  v.  2. ) 

—2346 

Defence   of   the   church  missionary  society 

agalDSt  the  objeotlon  of  the  Rev.  Joslah  Thomas.  36 
pp.     (Pamphleteer,  v.  11, 1818,  p.  471.) 

niemolrg  of  W.    26  pp.    (London  Quart.  Bev.  v.  14, 

1860,  p.  451.) 

Wilson,  Sir  Daniel,  I^L.  D.  1816—.  Cali- 
ban :  the  missing  link.    London,  1873.     8°. 

3898 

— ■—  Chatterton  :  a  biographical  study.  Lon- 
don, 1869.     8°.  4837 

Prehistoric  annals  of    Scotland.     2  ed. 

London,  1868.    3  v.  8°-  1784 

Prehistoric    man :    researches    into    the 

origin  of  civilisation  in  the  old  and  the  new 
world.  2  ed.  London,  1865.  8°.  (Rev.  of 
in  Blackwood''s  Mag.  v.  98,  1868,  p.  525  ;  N. 
Brit.  Rev.  v.  39,  1863,  p.  29.)  1794 

The  Pilgrim  fathers.    See  Stowell,  W.  H. , 

and  Wilso^,  D. 

Wilson,  Edmond.  Carn6.  L.  M.,  Comte  de. 
Edmoud  Wilson.  9  pp.  {Correspondant,  v.  65,  1862, 
p.  380.) 

Wilson,  Edmund  Beecher,  Ph.  D.     Obser- 

valluiia  on  the  early  developmental  stages  of  some 
polyohaetous  annelides;  On  a  new  form  of  pllldlum. 
34  pp.  6  pi.  (Martin,  H.  N.,  and  Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the  biol.  labr.  v.  2,  1883,  pp. 
271,  341.) 

Wilson,  Edward  Livingston.  In  Scripture 
lands.  New  views  of  sacred  places.  With 
150  illustr.  from  original  photographs  by  the 
author.     New  York.  1890.    8°.  1403 

Quarter  century  in  photography.  A  col- 
lection of  hints  on  practical  photography 
which  form  a  complete  text-book  of  the  art. 
New  York,  1887.    8°.  —3724 

Photo -engraving,    photo- etching,    and 

photo-lithography.    See  Wilkinson,  W.  T. 

Wilson,  Effingham.    Genius  and  the  public. 

17  pp.    (Eev.  of  In  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  18,  1838,  p.  379.) 

Wilson,  Sir  Erasmus.  See  Wilson,  Sw  W. 
J  E 

Wilson,  F.  A.,  and  Ricbards,  Alfred 
Bate.  Britain  redeemed  and  Canada  pre- 
served.   London,  1850.    8°.  1635 

Wilson,  Franklin,  Z).X».  1822—.  Duties  of 
churches  to  their  pastors ,  an  essay.  Charles- 
ton, 1853.     16°.  —4237 

Wilson,  George,  M.  D.  Health  and  healthy 
homes :  a  guide  to  domestic  hygiene.  With 
notes  and  additions  by  J.  G.  Richardson. 
Phila.  1880.     13°.  —3787 

^—  Domestic  sanitation  In  rural  districts.  16  pp. 
(London  lateruat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  8,  p.  63.) 

Wilson,  George,  M.  D.  1818-59.  Life  of 
the  Hon.  Henry  Cavendish,  including  ab- 
stracts of  his  more  important  scientific 
papers  .  .  .  London,  1851.  8°.  {Cavendish 
Soc.)  4822 

Chemical  flnal  causes.    60  pp.    (Bdin.  essaj/s,  1866, 

p.  301.)— The  Sleep  of  the  hyacinth.  16  pp.  (ifac- 
millan's  Mag.  v.  1, 1860,  p.  475;  v.  2, 1860,  p.  120.) 


Brown,  J.    Dr.    George   Wilson.    IB  pp.    (/n  his 

Horae  subseclvae,  v.  2,  p.  97.)— Calrng.  J.  The  late 
Dr.  George  Wilson,  of  Edinburgh.  6  pp.  {Macjnillan's 
Mag.  .v.  1,  1860,  p.  199.)  —  Eesearches  on  colour, 
blindness.  34  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  N:  Brit.  Bev.  v.  24, 
1856,  p.  325.) 

See  also  N.  Brit.  Bev.  y.  32, 1860,  p.  223. 

and    Geikie,  Archibald.    Memoir   of 

Edward  Forbes.    Cambridge,  1861.   8°.   4834 

Wilson,  George  Henry.  1854—.  Musical 
year-book  of  the  United  States.  Boston, 
1884-90.     7  V.  in  2,  16°.  —2756 

Wilson,  Bev.  Gowen  C.  Churches  of  Wind- 
sor. 12  pp.  (Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford 
county.  Conn.  V.  2,  p.  634.) 

Wilson,  Harry  Bristow,  D.  D.  1775-1854. 
History  of  the  Merchant-Taylor's  School, 
from  its  foundation  to  the  present  time. 
London,  1814.     4°.  —2371 

Wilson,  Helen  K.    The   Eev.    Jeremiah's 

thorn.    6  pp.    [Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24, 1881,  p.  668.) 
Wilson,  Henn.     Business  directory  of  New 
York  city.     New  York,  1853.     16°.  3567 

Wilson,  Henry.  1812-75.  History  of  anti- 
slavery  measures  of  the  37  and  38  United 
States  Congresses,  1861-64.  Boston,  1864. 
12°.  2657 

History  of  the  reconstruction  measures 

of  the  89  and  40  Congresses,  1865-68.  Hart- 
ford. 1868.     8°.  .    2646 

History  of  the  rise  and  fall  of  the  slave 

power  in  America.  Boston,  1873-77.  3  v. 
8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  130,  1875, 
p.  47.)  —2344 

Military  measures  of  the  United  States 

Congress,  1861-65.     New  York,  1866.    8°. 

2643 

Nason,  E.,  and  Russell,  T.    Life  and 

public  services  of  Henry  Wilson.  1876 ; 
1881. 

Stowe,  H.  B.     In  her  Men  of  our  times,  p.  269. 

22  pp. 

Wilson,  Bev.  Henry  Bristow.  1803—. 
Schemes  of  Christian  comprehension.  34  pp.  (Oxford 
essays,  1857,  p.  94.)— Seances  hlstorlques  de  Gen^ye. 
The  national  church.  62  pp.  (Essays  and  reviews, 
p.  145.) 

Wilson,  Henry  Joseph.  1833—.  Gymnas- 
tics and  physical  exercises.  13  pp.  (London  Inter- 
nat.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v.  13,  p.  345.) 

Wilson,  Horace  Hayman.  1786-1860.  Works. 
London,  1862-77.     12  v.  in  13.     8°.  .        3116 

As  follows: 

Essays  analytical,  critical,  and  philolog- 
ical on  subjects  connected  with  Sanskrit 
literature.  Collected  and  ed.  by  Dr.  Rein- 
hold  Rost,  V.  8-5. 

Contents.  Extractsfrom the  Dasaknm&raeharlta, 
v.  4;  Introduction  to  the  Dasakuin&racharlta,  y.  3.— 
Hindu  fiction,  y.  3,  4.— Eevlew  of  Sir  F.  W.  Mac- 
naghlen's  Considerations  of  the  Hindu  law,  as 
It  Is  current  In  Bengal,  y.  3.-jIntroduoilon  to  the 
MahAbh&rata,  and  translation  of  3  extracts,  y.  3.— 
Medical  and  surgical  sciences  of  the  Hindus,  T. 
3.— Translation  of'  the  Meghad^ta,  v.  4.— Bevlew  of 
Prof.  Max  Mueller's  "  History  of  ancient  Sanskrit 
literature,"  v.  5.  —  Analytical  account  of  ^the  Fan- 
chatantra,  y.  4. — Analysis  of  the  Furdnas,  y.  3, — 
Preface  to  the  Sanskrit  dictionary,  v.  6.— Notice 
of  European  grammars  and  lexicons  of  the  Sanskrit 
language,  v.  5.— Eeyiew  of  A.  W.  Schlegel's  edi- 
tion of  the  Bhagavadgit&,  V.  3.— The  art  of  war 
as  known  to  the  Hindus,  v.  4.    ■ 

Essays  and  lectures  chiefly  on  the  re- 
ligion of  the  Hindus.  Collected  and  ed.  by 
Dr.  Reinhold  Rost,  v.  1,  2. 

Contents.  Religious  innovations  attempted  by  Ak- 
har,  V.  2.— Buddha  and  Buddhism,  v.  2.— Human 
sacrifices  la  the  ancient  religion  of  India,  T.  2. — 


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police  ot  3  tracts  received  from  Nepal,  v.  2.— Re- 
ilKlong  festivals  ot  the  Hindus,  t.  2 Religious 

ftractlces  and  opinions  of  the  Hindus,  v.  2f— Re- 
Iglous  sects  of  the  Hindus,  v,  1. — Civil  and  religion^ 
institutions  ot  the  Sikhs,  v.  2.— On  the  supposed 
Taldlk  authority  for  the  burning  ot  Hindu  widows, 
and  on  the- funeral  ceremonies  ot  the  Hindus;  Be- 
marks  by  B&J&  B&dhfik&nta  Deva  on  the  preceding 
articles,  v.  2. 

Select  specimens  of  the  theatre  of  the 
Hindus,  tr.  from  the  original  Sanskrit,  v. 
11,  12. 

Contents.     Abhirdma-Alaiil,  v.  12. — Anargha- 

R&ghava  ;  or,  Mur&rl-N&t&ka,  v.  12 Cliitra-TaJ- 

na,  V.  12.— iDhananJaya-VlJaya,  v,  12.— Dh&rta- 
Nartaka,  v.  12.  —  DhArta-Sam&gama,  V.  12.  — 
Dramas  tr.  from  the  original  San3krit,v.  11, 12.— Short 
accounts  of  different  dramas,  v.  12. — Treatise  on  the 
dramatic  system  ot  the  Hindus,  v.  11. — Di!itdn" 
gada;  or,'the  mls.slon  of  Angada,v.  12.— Haiitimnii- 
ni&t&ka,  V.  12.— HasyAriiava,  v.  l2.  —  Kamsa- 
Badila,  v.  12.— Kantiika-Sarvaswa,  v.  12.— Mad- 
linrAnlriiddha,  v.  1*2. —  Mali&vlra-Cliarltra,  v. 
12. — M&latI  and  91&dliava ;  or,  the  stolen  marriage, 
V.  12.  —  M&lavlk^iiimitrai  or,  Agnlmltra  and 
MSlavlkS,  V.  12.— The  MriclichakatI)  or,  the  toy 
cart,  V.  11.  —  Mrig&nkalikhd,  v.  12.  —  ]Hudr&. 
R&ksliasa;  or,  thj  signet  of  the  minister,  v.  12.— 
Fraclland'ra-P&ndava,v.  12. — Pradyumiia-'VI.* 
Jaya,  v.  12. — RatiiAvali;  or,  the  necklace,  v.  12. — 
S&rad&-TIIaka,  V.  12.— Sri-DA.ma-Charltra,  v.  12. 
— Utlara-R&ma-Cllarltra  ;  or, continuation  of  the 
history  of  the  B&ma,  v.  11.— Veni-Samhilra,  v.  12.— 
Vldagdha-M&dhava,  v.  12.  —  VIddha-S&lab. 
Iiaiijik&;  or,  the  statue,  v.  12.  —  Vikrama  and 
Urvasij  or,  the  hero  and  the  nymph,  v.  11.— Va. 
ydtl-Charltra,  y.  12. 

The  Vishnu  Purana :  a  system  of  Hindu 

mythology  and    tradition.      Tr.    from    the 

original  Sanskrit,  and  illustrated  by  notes 

-  derived  chiefly  from  other  Puranas.     Ed.  by 

Fitzedward  Hall,  v.  6-10. 

Ariana  antiqua.     A  descriptive  account 

of  the  antiquities  and  coins  of  Afghanistan  : 
■with  a  memoir  on  the  buildings  called 
Topes,  by  C.  Masson.    London,  1841.    4°. 

2773 

Dictionary,  Sanskrit  and   English.     See 

Goldstuecker,  T. 

(Tr.)    Rig-veda  Sanhita.    A  collection  of 

ancient  Hindu  hymns,  constituting  the  6, 
part  of  the  7.  and  the  8  ashtaka,  of  the  Rig- 
veda.  Ed.  by  E.  B.  Cowell  and  W.  F.  Web- 
ster, v.  5,  6.     London,  1888.     3  v.  8°.      3193 

History  of  British  India.     18  pp.     (Itev.  ot  in 

Dublin  Univ.  Mag.-  v.  25,  1845,  p.  631 ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  89, 
1861,  p.  257.)— Hall,  T.  A  few  remdrks  oh  the  3  ed.,of 
Prof.  Wilson's  Sanskrit  dictionary.  8  pp.  (Aslat.  Soc. 
Bengal,  Joum.  v.  27, 1859,  p.  301.) 

Wilson,  J.  Lives  of  the  most  remarkable 
criminals  who  have  been  condemned  and 
executed  for  murder  .  .  .  from  the  year 
1720-35.    London,  1873-74.     2  v.  8°.        8834 

Wilson,  J.  Mechanic's  and  builder's  price 
book,  showing  in  detail  the  price  of  wood, 
brick  and  stone  work,  painting  and  glazing. 
To  which  is  added  a  dictionary  of  mechan- 
ical terms.  Also,  a  treatise  on'  architecture. 
New  York,  1863.     13°.  —8737 

Wilson,  Jacqb.  1831—.  Phrasis:  a  treatise 
on  the  history  and  structure  of  the  different 
languages  of  the  world.    Albany,  1864.     8°. 

—3184  1 

Wilson,  James,  LL.  D.  :1742-98.  Works. 
Pub.  under  the  direction  of  Bird  Wilson. 
Phila.  1804.     3  v.  8°.  —3336 

Contents.  Oonslderatlons  on  the  Bank  of  jVorth 
America;  Appendix  to  the  preceding,  v.  3.— Con- 
siderations on  the  nature  and  extent  of  the  legislative 
authority  ot  the  British  parliament,  v.  3.— Charge 
to  the  grand  jury  In  the  Circuit  Court  of  the  U.  S.  tor 


Virginia,  1791,  v.  3.— Lectures  on  law,  v.  1-3.— Speech 
on  choosing  the  members  of  the  Senate  by  elec- 
tors, V.  3.— Oration  delivered  on  the  1  ot  July,  1788, 
at  the  procession  formed  at  Phila.  to  celebrate  the 
adoption  ot  the  Constitution  ot  the  U.  S.  v.  3.— History 
ot  property,  v.  3.— Speech  In  the  convention  for 
the  province  ot  Pennsylvania,  held  at  Phila.,  1776,  v. 
8.— Speech  in  the  convention  of  Pennsylvania,  1787, 
V.  3. 

Substance  of  an  address  to  a  meeting  ot  the  citi- 
zens of  Phila.,  delivered  Oct.  fl,  1787.  7  pp.  (Ford,  P. 
L.,  Pamphl.  on  the  Constitution,  p.  165.) — Speech  In  vin- 
dication ot  the  Colonies.  12  pp  (Am.  oratory,  p.  1 ; 
Moore,  r..  Am.  eloquence,  v.  1,  p.  68.)— Speech  on  the 
Federal  Constitution.  8  pp.  (Moore,  F.,  Am.  elo- 
quence, V.  1,  p.  74.) 

Sanderson,  J.     James  Wilson.     65  pp.     (In  his 

Biog.  ot  the  signers,  v.  6,  p.  111.) 

Wilson,  James,  M.  D.    Account  of  the  life 

and  writings  of  Benjamin  Boblns.  42  pp.  (Eoblns, 
B.,  New  principles  of  gunnevy,  p.  v.) 

Wilson,  James.  1805-60.  Capital,  currency, 
and  banking  .  .  .  with  a  plan  for  a  secure 
and  economical  currency.  London,  1847. 
8°.  —1803 

Bagehot,  W.  Memoir  ot  W.  40  pp.  (In  Ms  Lit- 
erary, studies,  V.  1,  p.  367.) 

Wilson,  James.      Illustrations  of  zoology. 

18  pp.  (Rev.  ot  In  Blaokuiood's  Hag.  v.  23,  1828,  p.  856.) 
— Voyage  round  the  coasts  of  Scotland.  21  pp.  (Bev. 
of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  77, 1843,  p.  170.) 

Hamilton,  J.      Memoirs  of  the  life  of 

James  Wilson,  of  Woodville.     1859. 

Wilson,  Brig.-Oen.  James  Grant.  1833—. 
Biographical  sketches  of  Illinois  officers  en- 
gaged in  the  war  against  the  Rebellion  of 
1861.     Chicago,  1863.     8°.  3833 

Bryant,  and  his  friends  :  Some  reminis- 

.  cences  of  the  Knickerbocker  writers.    New 

'  York,  1887.     12°.  3786 

Contents. 

Halleck,  F.  G.  Poe,  E.  A. 

Irving,  W.  Taylor,  B. 

Paulding,  J.  K.  Willis,  N.  P. 

Knickerbocker  literature. 

Life  and  letters  of  Fitz-Greene  Halleck. 

New  York.  1869.     12°.  3875 

and   Fiske,  John    {Eds.)      Appletons' 

cyclopaedia  of  American  biography.  New 
York,  1887-89.     6  v.  r.  8°.  E.124 

Contents. 

Aaron-Crandall,  v.  1.  Lodge-Pickens,  v.  4. 

Crane-Grimshaw,  v.  2.  Plckering-Sumpter,  v.  6. 

Grinnell-Lockwood,  v.  3.      Sunderland-Zurlta,  v.  6. 

Supplement,  v.  6. 

Wilson,  Maj.-Gen.  James  Harrison.  1837—. 
China  :  travels  and  investigations  in  the 
"  Middle  kingdom."  A  study  of  its  civili- 
zation and  possibilities,  with  a  glance  at 
Japan.    New  York,  1888.     12°.  1496 

Introduction  to  the  life  and  letters  of 

Emory  Upton.    See  Michie,  P.  S. 

Andrews,  Maj.-Gen.  C.  C.    History  of 

the  campaign  of  Mobile  ;  including  the  co- 
operative operations  of  Gen.Wilson 'a  cavalry 
in  Alabama.     1867. 

Wilson,  John,  D.  D.  1804-75.  History  of 
the  suppression  of  infanticide  in  Western 
India  under  the  government  of  Bombay:  in- 
cluding notices  of  the  provinces  and  tribes 
in  which  the  practice  has  prevailed.  Bom- 
bay, 1855.     8°.  —2346 

Indian  caste.    Bombay,  1877.    3  v.  in  1. 

8°.  —1373 

Lands  of  the  Bible  visited  and  described 

.  .  .    With  maps  and  illustr.     Edinburgh, 

,  1847.    2  V.  8°.     (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev. 


Bryant,  W.  C. 
Cooper,  J.  F. 
Dana,  B.  H. 
Drake,  J.  B. 


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V.  6,  1847,  p.  459 ;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  31, 
1848,  p.  266  ;  N.  Bnt.  Rev.  v.  8, 1848,  p.  107.) 

1474 

The  Parsi  religion  :  as  contained  in  the 

Zand-Avasta,  and  propounded  and  de- 
fended by  the  Zoroastrians  of  India  and 
Persia,  unfolded,  refuted,  and  contrasted 
with  Christianity.  •  Bombay,  1843.  8°.  (Eev. 
of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  7,  1848,  p.  49.) 

—3284 

Two  Indian  missionaries.    31  pp.    (London   Quart. 

Rev.  V.  64, 1880,  p.  93.)— Mitcliell,  J.  M.  John  Wilson. 
8  pp.     {Disruption  worthies,  memorial  of  1843,  v.  4,  p.  497.) 

Wilson,  Bev.  John.  Thomas  Carlyle :  the 
iconoclast  of  modern  shams.  A  short  study 
of  his  life  and  writings.  Paisley,  1881.  p. 
8°.  4887 

Wilson,  John.  Rikbault,  E.  F.  Who  was 
"Jack  Wilson,"  the  singer  of  Shakespeare's 
stage  ?    1846. 

Wilson,  John.  History  of  Switzerland. 
[Anon.]  London,  1833.  16°.  (Lardner,  D., 
Cab.Oye.)  3637 

Wilson,  John.  The  lost  solar  system  of  the 
ancients  discovered.    London,  1856.    3  v.  8°. 

—2496 

Wilson,  John.  Studies  of  modern  mind 
and  character  at  several  European  epochs. 
London,  1881.    8°.  3394 

Contents.  Biamarclc,  Prussia,  and  Pan-Teutonlsm. 
—Giordano  Bruno  and  Galileo.— Gnicciardlnl  and 
Ills  golden  maxims.— Monsieur  Gnjzot's  own  time. 
—  Junius  and  Francis.  —  liand  question  In 
France  (1870).  —  Caesarlsm  In  France  resurgent — 
napoleon  the  nepliew.  —  Through  anarchy  to 
Caesarlsm -^JVapoleon  the  uncle.  —  The  ITapo- 
leonic  Augustan  a^e  in  Paris. — Provost-Par- 
adol  and  the  Franco-German  war. — The  old  r£;;inie 
In  France,  and  Its  tall. —The  Reign  of  terror  and 
its  secret  police Jonathan  Swift.— Voltaire. 

Wilson,  John.  —circa  1696.  Dramatic 
works,  with  prefatory  memoir,  introduc- 
tions, and  notes.  Edinburgh,  1874.  8°. 
{Dramatists  of  the  restoration. )  8375 

Contents.  Andronicns  Comnenius. — Belphe- 
gor.— The  Cheats.— Mnidment,  J.,  and  Logan,  W. 
H.     Memoir  ot  Wilson.- The  Projectors. 

maldment,  J.,  and  Logan,  W.  H.    Memoir  of  W. 

10  pp.     (Wilson,  J.,  Dramatic-works,  p.  vil.) 

Wilson,  John.   17  cent.   Relation  of  Wiapoco 

In  Guiana,  1606.  6  pp.  (Purchaa,  S.,  His  pilarimes,  v. 
4,  p.  1260.) 

Wilson,  John  (Christopher  North,  psewd.). 
1785-1854.  Works.  Ed.  by  his  son-in-law. 
Prof.  Ferrier.   Edinburgh,  1855-58.   12  v.  p. 

8°.  3137 

Contents.    AcMIIeg,  v.    8.  —  The   Agamemnon   ot 

Aeschylus,  v.  8.- Anglimania,  v.   6 Memoir  of 

vice-admiral  Sir  HenryBlacli.«rooa,v.  6.— American 
poetry— William   Oullen   Bryant,  v.  6— Genius  and 

character  of   Burns,  v.  7 Speech  at  the  Burns 

festival,  V.  7.— The  Chaldee  MS,  v.  4.— Clirist- 
mas  dreams,  V.  10.— Christopher  at  the  lakes,  v. 
6.— Christopher  In  his  aviary,  v.  10— Christopher  in 

his  sporting  Jacket,  v.  9 Christopher  on  Colonsay,  v 

7.— City  ofthe  plague,  V.  12.— Coleridge's  poet- 
ical vrorhs,  v.  7.— The  Convict,  v.  12 —Cottages, 
V.  9.— The  coves  of  Crnachan,  v.  9.— Crnikghank: 
on  time,  v.  5.— Days  departed  ;  or,  Banwell  hill,  v. 
5. — On  the  punishment  of  death,  v.  6.  —  There  is 
death  in  the  pot,  v.  5.— De  Berenger'g  helps 
and  hints,  v.  7.— Early  rising,  v.  5.— Education 
ol  the  people,  v.  5 — Poetry  of  Ebenezer  Ellioit,  v.  6. 
— L'Envoy.v.  10.— Essays,  critical  and  Imaeinative, 
V.  B-B.— Tale  of  expiation,  v.  9 —Field  of  flowers 
V.  9— The  Foresters,  v.  11.— Glen-Etlve,  v.  9.— 

Stroll  to  Grassmere,  v.  10.— Greek  drama,  v.  8 

Gymnastics,  t.  5. — Health  and  longevity,  v.  5 

Highland  sno-w-storm.  v.  9.  —  Scenery  of  the 
Highlands,  v.  10.— The  Holy  child,  v.  9.— Homer 

and  his  translators,  v.  8 Inch-Cruin,  v.  9— Isle 

at  paln>»,v.  12,— Dr.  Kitchiner,  v.  10.— Macau. 


lay's  lays  of  ancient  Rome,  v.  7.— The  Man  of 

ton,  a  satire,  v.  B.— Trials  of  Margaret  Ijtndsay,  v. 
11.— May-day,  v.  10.— Meg  Dods's  cookery,  v.  6. 
.  — Morning  monologue,  v.  9. — The  Moors,  v.  9. — 
Noctes  ambrosianae.  v.  1-4.— The  Odyssey,  v.  8. 
—Old  North  and  young  North,  v.  5.— Our  2  pan- 
niers, V.  6.  —  Our  parish,  V.  9.  —  Miscellaneous 
poems,  V.  12.— An  hour's  talk  about  poetry,  v.  9.— 
The  loves  of  the  poets,  v.  5 — Recreations  of  Chris- 
topher North,  V.  8,  9.— Down  river  and  up  loch,  v.  9. 
—Sacred  poetry,  v.  10. — Salmonia,  v.  6.— tights 
and  shadows  of  Scottish  life,  v.  11.— Soliloquy  on 
the  seasons,  v.  10.— A  few  words  on  Shakespeare, 
V.  7 Sno-wball  bicker  of  Pedmount,  v.  10.— Son- 
nets, V.  12.— Still  life,  V.  9.— Stoddart  on  angling, 
V.  6.— Streams,  v.  5.— Tales,  v.  11.— Tennyson's 
poems,  V.  6.— rew  words  on  Thompson,  v.  10.— 
Tupper'sGeraldine,v.  7.— Twaddle  on  Tweed- 
side,  V.  6.— Day  at  AVlndermere,  v.  9.— Our  win- 
ter quarters,  v.  10. — AVordsworth,  v.  5.— Ifoung 
lady's  book,  v.  6.— Glossary,  v.  4. 

Critical  and  miscellaneous  essays.    Phila. 

1842.     3  V.  13°.  2393 

Contents.    Soliloquy  on  the  annuals,  v.  1 Aria,  v. 

1 — Audubon's  ornithological  biography,  v,  2. 
—A  passage  of  autobiography,  v.  3. — Birds,  v.  1.— 
The  Birth-day,  v.  1.— Song-writing— Barns,  v.  2.— 
Christmas  dreams,  v.  1. — Christmas  presents, 
v.  1.— Christopher  among  the  mountains,  v.  3.— 
Christopher  in  his  cave,  v.  2.  —  Christopher  in  his 
sporting  jacket,  v.  1.— Cottages,  v.  1.— Funerals,  v. 
3.— Genius,  v.  3.— Hints  tor  the  holidays,  v.  3.— 
Italy  as  it  was,  v.  2.  —  May-day,  v.  8. — ^Midsum. 
mer-day's  dream,  v.  1.— Morning  monologues, 
V.  2. — Song-writing- Moore,  v.  3. —  An  hour's  talk 
about  poetry,  v.  2. — Descriptive  poetry,  v.  1. — Poetry 
by  our  new  contributor,  v.  2.— Poetry  of  the  present 
day,  V.  1 — Scottish  poets,  v.  2.— The  Seasons,  v.  3. 
—Glance  over  Selby's  ornithology,  v.  3.— Theo- 
dora, V.  1 — Modes  of  travelling,  v.  3.— Trees,  v.  1. 
—Day  at  Windermere,  v.  3.— Winter  rhapsody, 
V.  2.— Essay  on  the  theory  and  writings  of  AVords- 
■%vor<h,  V.  1. 

Recreations  of  Christopher  North.    New 

York,  1860.     8°.  3263 

Contents.  Christopher  In  his  aviary Christo- 
pher in  his  sporting  jacket.- Cottages.- Coves  ot 
Cruachan.  — L'Envoy.  —  Tale  of  expiation.— 
Field  of  flowers.— Glen  Etlvc— Stroll  to  Grass- 
mere.  —  Highland  snow-storm.  —  The  Holy 
child.  — Inch-Cruin.  — Dr.  Kitchiner.— May- 
day— Morning  monologue The  Moors.— Oar 

parish. —  An  hour's   talk    about   poetry. —  Down 

river  and  up  loch.— Sacred  poetry Soliloquy  on 

the  seasons — Snowball  bicker  ot  Pedmount.— 
Still  life.— A  tew  words  on  Thomson. — Day  at 
Windermere.— Our  winter  quarters. 

(Kev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  77,  1843,  p.  72.) 

Oh  the  genius  and  character  of  Burns.    126  pp. 

(Burns,  K.,  Worhs,  1863,  v.  1,  p.  xl.)— Essay  on  High- 
land scenery.  24  pp.  (Keltie,  J.  S.,  Hist,  ofthe 
Scottish  Highlands,  v.  1,  p.  xlil.)— Poems  and  life  of. 
109  pp.     (Aikln,  J.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  2,  p.  269.) 

City  of  the  plague  and  other  poems.    19  pp. 

(Bev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  26,  1816,  p.  468.)— Isle  of 
Palms,  and  other  poems.  16  pp.  (Eev.  ot  In  Edin. 
Rev.  v.  19,  1811,  p.  373.)— North  and  the  Noctes. 
14  pp.  {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  78,  1855,  p.  395.)— Lights 
and  shadows  ot  Scottish  life.  9  pp.  (Eev.  of  in 
Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  ll,  1822,  p.  669.) 

See  also  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  96,  1863,  p.  220:  N.  Brit.  Eev. 
V.  38, 1H63,  p.  76. 

GOEDON,    Mrs.     M.    W.      "Christopher 

North,"  a  memoir  of  John  Wilson:  com- 
piled by  his  daughter.     1863. 

Aikln,  J.    John  Wilson.    Ip.    (/re  7iis  Brit,  poets, 

^■l'P-^'>^)—'Oeatii.  otW.  4  pp.  (Blackwood's  Hag. 
V.  75,  18o4,  p.  fl29.)-Gallery  of  literary  charac- 
ters. John  Wilson.  2  pp.  {Fraser'a  Mag:  v.  3,  1831, 
p.  364.)— Griswold,  H.  T.  Christopher  North,  9  pp. 
Unher  Home  life  ot  great  authors,  p.  85.)- Howard, 
-1  T>     Christopher  North.    16  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly,  v. 


J.D. 


11,  1863,  p.  273.)— Hymn  to  Christopher  North. 

6  pp.  [Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  9,  1821,  p.  6II.1— The  lights 
of  'Maga':  the  heroes  ot  the  "Nnctee."  27  pp. 
[Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  131, 1S82,  p.  747.)- Martlneaa,  H. 
(In  her  Blog.  sketches,  p.  337.  7  pp.)— Mason,  B.  T. 
John  Wilson.  60  pp.  (/»  Ms  Personal  traits  of  Brit, 
authors,  p.  167.)-Chrlstopher  North.  6  pp.  (Har- 
per s  Mag.  V.  8,  18B4,  p.  674.)— Notice  of  W.  10  pp. 
(Bubhn  Univ.  Mag.  v.  43, 1854,  p.  615.)— Patterson, -E. 


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H.  "Christopher  Kortli,"  In  memorlam.  22  pp. 
(Essays-  in  Mst.  and  art,  p.  505.)— Smith,  Mrs.  0.  0. 
Prof.  Wilson.  15  pp.  {Chr.  Sraro.  ,t.  li,  1863,  p.  184.)— 
Warren,  S.  A  few  personal  recollections  of  Chris- 
topher North;  7  pp:  {Worlcs.y.  5,  p.  i95;  Blackwood's 
Jfa».  V.  16, 1854,  p.  731.) 

Ste  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  92, 1862,  p.  751 ;  South- 
ern Eev.  T.  5, 1869,  p.  64. 

and  others.  Noctes  ambrosianae.  [Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  11-87,  1822-35.)  (Rev.  of  in 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  52,  1855,  p.  363  ;  London 
Quart.  Beu.  v.  5, 1856,  p.  403.) 

Wilson,  John.  1802-68.  Treatise  on  Eng- 
lish punctuation.     New  York,  1871.     12°. 

—2136 

Unitarian  principles  confirmed  by  Trini- 
tarian testimonies.  Boston,  1867.  12°.  —4227 

Wilson,  John  Grosvenor.     The  River  Bal- 

dlvvlr.     2  pp.    {Aflant.  Monthly,  v.  38, 1876,  p.  694.) 

Wilson,  John  Leighton,  Z>.  D.  1809-86. 
Western  Africa  :  its  history,  condition,  and 
prospects.     New  York,  1856.     12°.  3426 

Wilson,  John  Marius.  Imperial  gazetteer 
of  England  and  Wales,  embracing  recent 
changes  in  counties,  dioceses,  parishes,  and 
boroughs :  general  statistics :  postal  ar- 
rangements :  railway  systems,  &o.  ;  and 
forming  a  complete  description  of  the  coun- 
try. With  a  series  of  views,  maps,  and 
plans  of  cities,  towns,  and  harbours  ;  and 
an  atlas-map  of  England  and  Wales,  re- 
duced from  the  ordnance  surveys.  Edin- 
burgh, 1870.  6  V.  r.  8°.  R.74 
Contents. 

Aaron  l^ud-Chartley-Holme,  Leescourt-Mounton,  v.4. 
V.  1.  Mount-Orgueil-Sheffleld,  v. 

Chart-Grasmere,  v.  2.  6. 

Grasmoor-Lees,  v.  3.  Sheffleld-Zouch,  v.  6. 

Summary,  v.  6. 

Wilson,  Joseph  Miller.  1838—.  Presbyte- 
rian historical  almanac,  and  annual  remem- 
brancer of  the  church  for  1862.  Phila.  1862. 
8°.  1144 

Wilson,  Joseph  T.  Black  Phalanx  ;  a  his- 
tory of  the  negro  soldiers  of  the  United 
States  in  the  wars  of  1775-1812,  1861-65. 
Ulustr.     Hartford,  1«88.    8°.  2631 

Wilson,  Mrs.  MaTgaret  Cornwell  Baron. 
1797-1846.  Life  and  correspondence  of  M. 
G.  Lewis.  With  many  pieces  in  prose  and 
verse,  never  before  pub.  [Anon.^  London, 
1839.     2  V.  8°.  4845 

Memoirs    of    Miss    Mellon,    afterwards 

Duchess  of  St.  Albans.  New  ed.  London, 
1887.     2  V.  8°.  4783 

Venus    in  arms ;    or,  the  petticoat   colonel :   a 

ootnlo  Interlude.  34  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Minor 
thr.at.  V.  14.) 

Wilson,  Patrick.    Biographical  account  of 

Alexander  Wilson.  19  pp.  (Eoyal  8oo.  Edln.  Trans. 
V.  10, 1826,  p.  279.) 

Wilson,  Mrs.  R.  P.  Christian  brothers, 
their  origin  and'^work.  With  a  sketch  of 
the  life  of  their  founder,  the  venerable  Jean 
Baptiste  de  La  Salle.     London,  1883.     12°. 

—3267 

Wilson,  Ralph.    17  cent.    Eleventh  voyage 

to  the  East  India   In  the    Salomon,  1611-13.     3  pp. 

(Purchas,  8.,  His pilgrimes,  v.  1,  p.  486.) 

Wilson,  Richard.   Chasles,  V.  E.  P.  Richard 

Wilson.  4  pp.  (Thor6,  J.  E.  3.,  Hist,  des  peintres, 
Ecole  an'glaise.) — Cunnlnsliam,  A.  Richard  Wilson. 
20  pp.    (/re  His  Lives  of  painters,  v.  1,  p.  195.) 

Wilson,  Robert.  Life  and  times  of  Queen 
Yictoria.    London,  1887-88.   2  v.  r.  8°.    1503 


Wilson,  Robert.    Inquiry  into  the  causes  of 

the  high  prices  of  corn  and  lahour.  22  pp.  (Rev.  of 
In  Eiin.  Sev.  v.  26, 1816,  p.  135.) 

Wilson,  Robert  Anderson.  1812—.  New 
history  of  the  conquest  of  Mexico,  in  which 
Las  Casas' denunciations  of  the  popular  his- 
torians of  that  war  are  fully  vindicated. 
Phila.  1859.     8°.  1633 

Wilson,  Robert  Francis  (Ed.)  1809-88. 
Life  of  St.  Vincent  de  Paul,  with  an  appen- 
dix containing  some  of  his  letters.  London, 
1873.     12°.  5875 

Wilson,  Rev.  Robert  M.    James  Gibson.    4 

pp.    (Disruption  worthies.  Memorial  o/1843,  v.  3,  p.  261.) 

Wilson,  6m.  Sir  Robert  Thomas.  1777-- 
1849.  Brief  remarks  on  the  character  and 
composition  of  the  Russian  army,  and  a 
sketch  of  the  campaign^  in  Poland  in  the 
years  1806  and  1807.  London,  1810.  4°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  18,  1811,  p.  230  ; 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  5,  1811,  p.  62.)  3462 

History  of    the    British    expedition    to 

Egypt ;  to  which  is  subjoined,  a  sketch  of 
the  present  state  of  that  country  and  its 
means  of  defence.  Illustrated  with  maps, 
and  a  portrait  of  Sir  Ralph  Abercromby.  3 
ed.     London,  1803.    4°-  1443 

Narrative  of  events  during  the  invasion 

of  Russia  by  Napoleon  Bonaparte,  and  the 
retreat  of  the  French  army,  1812.  Ed.  by 
Rev.  H.  Randolph.  2  ed.  London,  1860. 
8°.  3465 

Forgnes,  B.  D.    Sir  Hohert  Wilson  . .  .  pendant  la 

guerre  de  1812.  41pp.  {Re^i.  d.  deuxmondeSilS&i,ip6v, 
V.  31,  p.  345.)— German  campaign  of  1813.  21  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  89,  1861,  p.  352.)— Letter  to  Ms 
constituents.  In  refutation  of  a  charge  for  dispatching 
a  false  report  of  a  victory  to  the  Commander  in  chief  ■ 
of  the  British  army  in  the  Peninsula  iji  the  year  1809. 
16  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  19, 1818,  p.  478.) 
See  also  Quart.  Eev.  v.  117, 1865,  p.  113. 

Wilson,  Sir  Roland  Knyvet.  1840—.  His- 
tory of  modern  English  law.  London,  1875. 
12°.  —1338 

Wilson,  Samuel  Farmer.     1805-70.    History- 
of  the  American  Revolution,  with  a  prelim- 
inary view  of  the  character  and  principles 
of  the  colonists,  and  their  controversies  with 
Great  Britain.     Baltimore,  1834.     12°.     1658 

Wilson,  T.  P. ,  M.  D.  Life  on  wheels,  its 
saultary  needs.  4  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Re- 
ports, V.  8,  p.  142.) 

Wilson,  Thomas,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Sodor  and 
Man.  1663-1755.  Works.  Oxford,  1847-63. 
6  V.  in  7,  8°.    (Libr.  Angl.  Cath.  Theol.) 

—3234 
Contents.  Knowledge  and  praclloe  of  Christianity 
made  easy  to  the  meanest  capacities ;  or  an  essay 
towards  an  instruction  for  the  Indians,  v.  4.— Plain 
and  short  directions  and  prayers,  v.  4 — INotes  on 
the  Holy  Scriptures,  v.  6.— A  further  instruction 
for  such  as  have  learned  the  church  catechism,  v.  4. 
— Kelile,  J.  Life  of  Bp.  Wilson,  v.  1.— Lard's 
prayer  paraphrased,  v.  4.— Order  for  the  administra- 
tion of  the  liord's  supper  j  Short  and  plain  instruc- 
tion for  the  better  understanding  of  the  Lord's  sup- 
per, v.  4. — Maxims  of  piety  and  morality,  v.  5 — . 
Private  and  family  prayers,  v.  4.— Private  devo- 
tions after  the  Sacrament,  v.  4.— Sacra  privata,  v. 
5.— Select  Scriptures  and  prayers,  v.  4.— Sermons, 
V.  2,  3.— Concerning  spiritual  communion,  v.  4. 

History  of  the  Isle  of  Man.    36  pp.    (Manx  Soc.  v. 

18,  p.  90.) 

Keble,  J.    Lifeof  Thomas  Wilson,  D.D., 

Lord  Bp.  of  Sodor  and  Man.     1863,  2  v. 

The  same.  1863,  1  v.  in  2.  (Wilson,  T., 
Works,  V.  1,  pts.  1,  2  :  IMrr.  Angl.  Cath. 
Theol.)  


WILSON 


4918 


WILTSHIRE  TALES 


Toplady,  A.    M.     Some    account    of  W.     9    pp. 

WWnrks,  y.  4,  p.  92.) 
ilson,  Bev.  Thomas.  1747-1813.  Miscel- 
lanies :  being  a  selection  from  the  poems 
and  correspondence  of.  With  memoirs  of 
his  life  by  Rev.  F.  R.  Raines.  (Chetham 
Soc.v.  45.)     [Manchester],  1857.     4°.      3535 

Raines,  P.  R.    Memoirs  of  W.    79  pp.    (Wilson,  T., 

Afiacellanies,  p.  Hi:   Chetham  Soc.  v.  45.) 

Wilson,  Thomas.  Circa  1768-1838.  Biog- 
raphy of  the  principal  American  military 
and  naval  heroes ;  comprehending  details  of 
their  achievements  during  the  revolutionary 
and  late  wars.    New  York,  1817.    3  v.  13°. 

3797 
Contents. 

Allen,  W.  H.  V.  2.  Lee,  C.  v.  1. 

Aylwln,  J.  0.  v.  2.  Ludlow,  A.  C.  v.  2. 

Bainbridge,  W.  v.  2.  Macdonough,  T.  v.  2. 

Barry,  J.  v.  1.  Manly,  J.  v.  1. 

Blddle,  J.  V.  2.  Marlon,  P.  v.  1. 

Blddle,  N.  V.  1.  Mercer,  H.  v.  1. 

Brown,  J.  V.  2.  Montgomery,  R.  v.  1. 

Burrows,  W.  v.  2.  Morgan,  D.  v.  1. 

Carroll,  W.  v.  2.  Morris,  C.  v.  2. 

Chrystle,  J.  v.  2.  Perry,  O.  H.  v.  2. 

Covington,  L.  v.  2.  Pllie,  Z.  M.  v.  2. 

Croghan,  G.  v.  2.  Porter,  D.  v.  2. 

Dearborn,  H.  v.  2.  Preble,  E.  v.  1. 

Decatur,  S.  v.  2.  Putnam,  I.  v.  1. 

Greene,  N.  v.  1.  Ripley,  B.  W.  v.  2. 

Heath,  W.  v.  1.  Rodgere,  J.  v.  2. 

Hull,  I.  V.  2.  Scott,  W.  V.  2. 

Jackson,  A.  v.  2.  Truxtun,  T.  v.  1. 

Johnson,  R.  M.  v.  2.  Warren,  J.  v.  1. 

Jones,  J.  V.  2.  Warrington,  L.  v.  2. 

Jones,  J.  P.  V.  1.  Washington,  G.  v.  1. 

Ealb,  J.,  Baron  von,  v.  1.  Wayne,  A.  v.  1. 

Lawrence,  J.  v.  2. 
Wilson,  Thomas.    The  danciad  ;  or,  dancer's 

monitor.  12pp.  (Rev.  otln  W«s«m.  JJeo.  v.2,1824,  p.  213.) 

Wilson,  Thomas  L.  SufiEerings  endured  for 
a  free  government ;  or,  a  history  of  the 
cruelties  and  atrocities  of  the  Rebellion. 
Phila.  1865.     13°.  2637 

Wilson,  Walter.  1781-1847.  History  and 
antiquities  of  dissenting  churches  and  meet- 
ing houses,  in  London,  Westminster,  and 
Southwark  ;  including  the  lives  of  their 
ministers,  from  the  rise  of  nonconformity 
to  the  present  time.  London,  1808-14.  4  v. 
8°.  —1366 

Memoirs  of  the  life  and  times  of  Daniel 

De  Foe  :  containing  a  review  of  his  writings. 
London,  1830.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  v.  50,  1830,  p.  397  ;  Westm.  Bev.  v.  13, 
1830,  p.  69.)  4861 

Wilson,  William,  D.  D.  1783-1873.  Eng- 
lish, Hebrew,  and  Chaldee  lexicon  and  con- 
cordance to  the  most  correct  understanding 
of  the  English  tr.  of  the  Old  Testament,  by 
reference  to  the  original  Hebrew.  3  ed. 
London,  1866.     4°.  —1323 

Wilson,    William,    D.  D.     1808—.      David 

Welsh.  8  pp.  (Disruption  worthies,  Memorial  of  ISid.v. 
4,  p.  489.) 

JUacpherson,  J.    William  Wilson.    6  pp.    {Disrvp- 

titm  worthiest  Memorial  of  1843,  v.  4,  p.  505.) 

Wilson,  Rei).  William.  Popular  preachers 
of  the  ancient  church  :  their  lives,  their 
manner,  and  their  work.  lUustr.  by  Henry 
Anelay.    London,  n.  d.     16°.  3707 

Contents. 
Ambroslus,  St.,  Bp.  of  Milan.    Cyprianns,  T.  C,  St.,  Bp.  of 
Augustlnus,  A.,  St.,  Bp.  of        Carthage. 

Hippo.  Gregorlus    (Nazianzenus), 

Bastlius,  Abp.  of  Caesareia.         St.,  Abp.  of  Constantinople. 
Ghrysostomus,  J.,  St.,  Abp, 
of  Constantinople. 

Note. — Also  contains  passages  from  the  above  named 
authors. 


Wilson,  William.     —1871.     Bryologia  Bri- 

tannica.  See  Hooker,  Sir  W.  J. ,  and  Taylor, 
T. 

Wilson,  William    Dexter,    D.  D.    Church 

identified.  20  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Neu)  Englander,  v.  9, 
1851,  p.  564.)— Elementary  treatise  on  logic.  21  pp. 
(Rev.  of  In  N.  Am.  Bev.  v.  83, 1866,  p.  382.) 

Wilson,  Sir  William  James  Erasmus,  M.  D. 
1809-84.  Cleopatra's  needle:  with  brief 
notes  on  Egypt  and  Egyptian  obelisks.  Lon- 
don [1877].     8°.  1786 

Egypt  of  the  past.  With  illustr.  Lon- 
don, 1881.     p.  8°.  1776 

Practical  and  theoretical  treatise  on  the 

diagnosis,  pathology,  and  treatment  of  dis- 
eases of  the  skin,  arranged  according  to  a 
natural  system  of  classification,  and  pre- 
ceded by  an  outline  of  the  apatomy  and 
physiology  of  the  skin.     Phila.  1843.    8°. 

—3705 

Wilson,  William  Rae,  LL.  D.  1773-1849. 
Travels  in  the  Holy  Land,  Egypt,  etc.  4  ed. 
London,  1847.  3  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  Edin. 
Rev.  V.  38,  1823,  p.  398.)  I486 

Wilson,  Woodrow,  LL.  D.    1856—.    Con-  " 
gressional  government.     A  study  in  Amer- 
ican politics.  3  ed.   Boston,  1885.  13°.  —1358 

Wilson.    See  also  Willson. 

Wilslacb,  John  Augustine.    Latest  of  "  the 

Vlrgilians."    6  pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly, -v.  63,  1884,  p.  671.) 

Wlltbank,    William    White.    My    second 

capture.     16  pp.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  16, 1865,  p.  195.) 

Wilton,  Joseph.     Cunningham,  A.    Joseph 

Wilton.    14  pp.    (7re  his  Lives  of  painters,  v.  3,  p.  68.) 

Wilton,  England.    Smith,  J.    Wilton  and 

its  associations.     1851. 
Wilton,  N.  H.     Beede,  T.    Topographical 

and  historical  description  of  W.  8  pp.  (Farmer,  J., 
and  Moore,  J.  B.,  Coll.,  topogr.,  hist.,  and  biog.,  rel.  to 
N.  H. :  N.  H.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  v.  1, 1831,  p.  65.) 

Wilton  House,  Notes  on  the  sculptures  at. 

31  pp.  Newton,  C.  T.  (Archaeol.'Inst.  Annual  meeting 
held  at  Salisbury,  July,  1849,  p.  248.) 

Wiltshire,  England.  Duke,  E.  The  dru- 
idical  temples  of  the  county  of  Wilts.     1846. 

Memoirs  illustrative  of  the  history  and 

antiquities  of  Wiltshire  .  .  .  communicated 
to  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Archaeological 
Institute  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  held  ',- 
at  Salisbury,  July,  1849.     1851. 

Murray,  J.  [Pub.)  Handbook  for  trav- 
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Oliver,  G.    Collections,  illustrating' the 

history  of  the  Catholic  religion  in  the  coun- 
ties of  Cornwall,  Devon,  Dorset,  Somerset, 
Wilts,  and  Gloucester.     1857. 

— -  Akerman,  J.  Y.  Note  on  the  opening  of  4  ancient 
British  barrows  In  South  W.  4  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v. 
36,  1853,  p.  480.)-^Cuiiiiingtoii,  W.  Account  of 
i2",'i"„  opened  in  W.  16  pp.  lO  pi.  (Archaeologia,  v. 
15,  1806,  pp.  122,  338.1— Earldom  of  W.  18  pp. 
(Fraser-s  Mag.  v.  80,  1869,  p.  300.)— Pettjgrew,  t;  J. 
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Assoc.  Jow-n.  V.  15,  1859,  p.  1.)-Pliilllppg,  Sir  T. 
?„"in™^  "*  "'^  manor  and  forest  of  Clarendon,  W.,  In 
1272.  8  pp.  (Archaeologia,  v.  25, 1834,  p.  151.) 
See  also  Quart.  Rev.  v.  103, 1858,  p.  108. 

Wiltshire  Archaeological  and  Xat- 

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Wiltshire  tales.    Akerman,  J.  Y.       1338 


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Wllughby,  Robert  de,  Comie  de  Venddme. 
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Wilutzky,  Paul.    Der  Saohsenspiegel.    81 

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Wimbledoii,  England.    Caley,  J.    Survey 

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Wimpbeling,  Jakob.    1450-1528.    De  Ger- 

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WiSKOWATorF,  P.  von.  Jacob  Wim- 
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Wincb,  George  W.  EnfleM.  34pp.  (Trum- 
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Wincbcombe  abbey.    Brook,  E.  P.  L. 

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Winchell,  Alexander,  I,i.X».  1824-91.  Doc- 
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First  biennial  report  of  the  progress  of 

the  geological  survey  of  Michigan.  Lan- 
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— —  Genealogy  of  the  family  of  Winchell  in 
America :  embracing  the  etymology  and 
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2775 

Michigan,    being     condensed     popular 

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Preadamites  ;  or,  a  (demonstration  of  the 

existence  of  men  before  Adam  ;  together 
with  a  study  of  their  condition,  antiquity, 


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—1617 

Winchell,  Horace  Vahn.  1865—.  Iron 
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tion, v.  3.— CopenUagen  expedition,  v.  3.— Thanks 
to  the  irmy  employed  at  Copenhagen,  v.  3.— Crimi- 
nal laiv,  V.  3.— Cruelty  to  animals  bill,  v.  3.— 
Stipendiary  curates  bill,  v.  3.— Mr.  Curwen's  re- 
form bill,  V.  3.— Defence  of  the  country,  v.  2,  3.— 
Tax  ou  dogs,  V.  1.— Conduct  of  the  Duke  of  York, 
V.  3.— Camijalgn  In  Egypt,  v.  1.— Emigrants,  v.  1. 
— EuglisU  Catholics,  v.  l.-=^Engll8h  Roman 
Catholic  petition,  v.  3.— Motion  tor  embassy  to 
France,  v.  1.— War  with  France,  v.  1.— Thanks  to 
Lord  Gambler,  v.  3.— Habeas  corpus  suspension 
act,  V.  1.— Encroachments  on  Hyde  Park,  v.  3.— 
Indemnity  bill,  v.  1.— Irish  Catholic  petition,  v. 

2,  3.— Address  on  the  King's  speech,  v.  2,  3.— Case 

of  M.  de  Iia  Fayette,  v.  1 Battle  of  DIaida,  v.  3.— 

Military  measures,  v.  2 Local  militia,   v.  3.— 

MlUtia  enllstiug  bill,  v.  2.— Monastic  institution 
blll.'v.  1.— Capture  of  Monte  Video,  v.  3.— Seduc- 
tion of  offices,  V.  1.— Mr.  Palmer's  claim,  V.  3.— 
Privileges  of  Parliament,  v.  3.— Parliamentary 
reform,  v.  1.— Parochial  schools,  v.  3.— Call  for 
peace,  V.  1.— Motion  for  peace ;  Notice  of  prelimlna- 
rlea  of  peace,  v.  1.— Mr.  Pitt's  death,  v.  2.— Mr. 
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tionary principles,  v.  1.— Armament  against  Rus- 
sia, V.  1 — Scheldt  expedition,  v.  S.  —  Seditions 
practices,  v.  1.— Limited  service,  v.  2 Campaign 


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bibliogi-aphical*  conti;ibutions,    Nos.    1-49. 

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letin. 

[Ed.)  Memorial  history  of  Boston,  in- 
cluding Suffolk  county,  Mass.,  1630-1880. 
Boston,  1880-81.     4  v.  r.  8°-  2633 

Contents.  Adams,  C.  F.,  Jr.  Canal  and  railroad 
enterprise  of  Boston,  v.  4.— Earliest  explorations  and 
settlement   of   Boston  harbor,  v.  1.— Allen,   J.   A. 

gauna  of  Eastern  Massachusetts,  v.  1 Atkinson, 

E.  Boston  as  a  centre  of  manufacturing  capital,  v.  I. 
—Barrows,  S.  J.  Dorchester  in  the  eolonjal  period, 
\  1.— Dorchester  in  the  last  100  years,  v.  3.— Dor- 
chester in  the  provincial  period,  v.  2.— Brooks,  P. 
Episcopal  church,  v.  3.  — Bugbee,  J.  M.  Boston 
under  the  mayors,  v.  3.— Bynner,  E.  L.  Topography 
and  landmarks  of  the  colonial  period,  v.  1.— Topog- 
raphy and  landmarks  of  the  provincial  period,  v.  2.— 
Byrne,  W.  Boman  Catholic  church,  v.  3.— Cliain- 
berlaiu,  M.  Chelsea,  Revere,  and  Wlnthrop  from 
the  close  of  the  provincial  period,  v.  3.— Winnlsimmet, 
Bumney  Marsh,  and  Pullen  Point  in  the  colonial 
period,  v.  1.— Winnlsimmet,  Eumney  Marsh,  Pullen 
Point,  and  Chelsea  In  the  provincial  period,  v.  2.— 
Cheney,  E.  D.  Women  In  Boston,  v.  4.— Clapp,  W. 
yf.    Drama  in  Boston,  v.   4.— Clarke,  J.  F.^ntl- 


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slavery  movement  in  Boston,  v.  3.— Coloiiial  period, 
V.  -1,— Ciimmings,  0.  A.  Architecture  in  Boston,  v. 
i. — The  press  and  literature  during  the  last  100  years, 
V.  3. — Deane,  0.  Struggle  to  maintain  the  charter  of 
King  Charles  I,  and  Its  final  loss  In  1684,  v.  1.— Bex- 
ter,  A.  Fine  arts  In  Boston,  v.  4.— Dexter,  G.  Early 
European  voyagers  in  Massachusetts  bay,  v.  1. — 
Dexter,  H.  M.  The  Mather  family  and  Its  influence, 
v.  2. — Uilla-vray,  0.  K.  Education,  past  and  present, 
v.  4.— Dorchester,  D.  Methodist'Episcopal  church, 
V.  3.— Drake,  F.  S.    Brighton  In  the  colonial  period, 

V.  1.— Brighton  In  the  last  100  years,  v.  3 Brighton  In 

the  provincial  period,  v.  '2. — Roxbury  in  the  colonial 
period,,  V.  1. — Boxbury  In  the  last  100  years,  v.  3.— Eox- 
bury  in  the  provincial  period,  v.  2.— Dwiglit,  J.  S. 
Music  in  Boston,  v.  4'.— Early  history,  v.  1.— Bdes, 
E.  H.  Charlestown  in  the  colouial  period,  v;l .— Charles- 

•  town  in  the  last  lOOyears,  v.  3.— Charlestown  In  the  pro- 
vincial period,  V.  2.— Ellis,  Q.  E.  Indians  of  Eastern 
Massachusetts;  Puritan  commonwealth,  v.  1. — The 
royal  governors,  v.  1.— Foote,  H.  W.  Else  of  dissent- 
ing faiths,  v.  1.— Goddard,  D.  A.  The  press  and 
literature  of  the  provincial  period,  v.  2.— Pulpit, 
press,  and  literature  of  the  Eevolutlon,  v.  3.— Gray, 
A.  Flora  of  Boston  and  its  vicinity,  v.  1.— Green,  S. 
A.  Medicine  in  Boston,  v.  4.— Hale,  E.  E.  Lord 
Bellomont  and  Capt.  Kidd,  v.  2.— Philip's  war,  v.  1.— 

-Siege  of  Boston,  v.  3.— Hale,  fj.  S.  Charities  of  Bos- 
ton, V.  4. — Haven,  S.  F.  Massachusetts  company,  v. 
1.— Higginson,  T.  W.  French  and  Indian  wars,  v. 
2.— From  Winthrop's  death  to  Philip's  war,  v.  1.— 
Hill,  H.  A.    Trade,  commerce,  and   navigation  of 

■  Boston,  1780-1880,  v.  4.— Howes,  O.,  Jr.  Else  and 
progress  of  insurance  In  Boston,  v.  4.— Kidder,  H. 

P.,  and  Peabody,  F.  H.    Finance  in  Boston,  v.  4 

King,  H.  M.  Baptists  In  Boston,  v.  3.— Ijast  100 
years,  v.  3,  4.— I-odge,  H.  C.  Last  40  years  of  town 
government,  v.  3. — Long,  J.  D.  Boston. and  the  com- 
monwealth under  the  city  charter,  v.  3.— Itovering, 
J.    Boston  and  science,  y,  4.— McKenzie,  A.  "Eeilg- 

lous  history  of  the  provincial  period,  v.  2 Miner, 

A.  A.  Century  of  Ilniversallsm,  v.  3.— Morse,  J.  T., 
Jr.  Beuch  and  bar  In  Boston,  v.  4.— Palfrey,  F.  W. 
Boston  soldiery  in  war  and  peace,  v.  3.— Peabody, 
A.  P.  Unitarians,  v.  3— Poole,  W.  F.  Witchcraft  in 
Boston,  V.  2.— Porter,  E.  G.  Beginning  of  the  Eevo- 
lutlon, V.  3. — Preble,  G.  H.  Navy  and  Charlestown 
navy  yard,  v.  3.— Prehistoric  period  and  natural 
history,  v.  1.— Q,iiincy,  J.  P.  Social  life  In  Boston, 
V.  4 — JECeed,  J.  New  Jerusalem  church,  v.  3.— Rcto- 
lutionary  period,  v.  3.— Ripley,  G.,  and  Brad- 
ford, G.  P.  Philosophic  thought  in  Boston,  v.  4.— 
Scudder,  H.  E.  Life  in  Boston  In  the  colonial 
period,  v.  1. — Life  in  Boston  in  the  provincial  period, 
V.  2.— Life  in  Boston  In  the  Revolutionary  period,  v. 
3.— Shaler,  N.  S.  Geology  of  Boston  and  its  environs, 
V.  1.— Smith,  C.  C.  Boston  and  the  colony ;  Boston 
and  the  neighboring  Jurisdictions,  v.  1.— French 
Protestants  in  Boston,  v.  2.— Special  topics,  v.  4. — 
Stanivood,  E.  Topography  and  iandmarlis  of  the 
last  100  years,  v.  4.— Tartoox,  I.  N.  Congregational 
(Trinitarian)  churches,  v.  8. — ToTPle,  G.  M.  Frank- 
lin, the  Boston  boy,  v.  2.— Trumbull,  J.  H.  The 
Indian  tongue  and  its  literature,  v.  1.— Whitmore, 
W.  H.  Boston  families  of  the  18  century,  v.  2.— Boston 
families  prior  to  1700,  v.  1.— The  inter-charter  period, 

V.  2 AVhittier,  J.  G.    The  King's  missive,  1661,  v. 

1.  — Wilder,   M.  ^.     Horticulture    of   Boston    and 

-  vicinity,  v.  4. — Winsor,  J.  Earliest  maps  of  Massa- 
chusetts bay  and  Boston  harbor,  v.  1. — Introduction, 
V.  1-3.— Libraries  in  Boston,  v.  4.— Literature  of  the 
colonial  period;  Sources  of  Boston's  history,  v.  1. — 
'Wiuthrop,  K.  C.  Boston  founded,  v.  1. —'Wright, 
C.  D.,  and  Wadlln,  H.  G.  Industries  of  the  last  100 
years,  v.  4 — General  index,  v.  4. 

(Rev.  of  In  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46, 1880,  p.  868.) 

(Ed. )    Narrative  and  Critical  history  of 

America.  Boston,  [1884J-69.  8v.  r.  8°.  2651 
Contents.  Angell,  J.  B.  Diplomacy  of  the  United 
States,  V.  7.— Brantly,  W.  T.  English  iu  Maryland, 
1632-91,  V.  3.— Brock,  E.  A.  Virginia,  1600-89,  V.  3.— 
Bryce,  G.  Canada  from  1T63-1807,  v.  8.— Chaniher- 
lain,  M.    The  Eevolutlon  impending,  v.  G. — Chan- 

ning,  B.    Companions  of  Columbus,  v.  2 War  in  the 

Southern  department,  v.  6.— Cullnm.G.  W.  Strug- 
gle for  the  Hudson,  v.  6.— Curtis,  G.  T.  Constitution 
of  the  United  States  and  its  history,  v.  7.— Davis,  A. 
M.    Canada  and  Louisiana,  v.  5.— Indians  and  the 

border  warfare  of  the  Eevolulion,  v.  6 Deane,  C. 

New  .England;  Voyages  of  tbe  Cabots,  v.  3. -De 
Costa,  B.  F.,  Jacques  Cartier  and  his  successors,  v.  4. 
— Norumbega  and  its  English  explorers,  v.  3.— Dcx. 
ter,  F.  B.    Pilgrim  ohulrch  and  Plymouth  colony, 


V.  3.  —  Dexter,  G.  Cortereal,  Verrazano,  Gomez, 
Thevet,  v.  4.— Ellis,  G.  E,  Hudson  Bay  Company,  v. 
8.— Las  Casas,  and  tlie  relations  of  the  Spaniards  to 
the  Indians,  v,  2. — Loyalists  and  their  fortunes,  v.  7. — 
The  red  Indian  of  North  Ajnerica  in  contact  with  the 
French  and  English,  v.  1.— Religious  element  in  the 
settlement  of  New  England  ;  Puritans  and  Separatists 
in  England,  v.  3.— Soutlraeut  of  Independence,  Its 
growth  and  consummation,  v.  G.  —  Feriio-*v,  B. 
Middle  colonies,  v.  6. — New  Netlierland,  or  the  Dutch 
in  North  America,  v.  4.— Gay,  S.  H.  Amerigo  Ves- 
pucci, V.  2.— Hale,  E.  E.  Hawliins  and  Draiie,  v.  3. — 
Magellan's  discovery,  v.  2.  —  Naval  history  of  the 
American  Eevolutlon,  v.  6.— Hayncs,  H.  W.  Early 
explorations  of  New  Mexico,  v.  2.— Prehistoric  ar- 
chaeology of  North  America,  v.  1.— Henry,  W.  W. 
Sir  Walter  Raleigh  :  settlements  at  Eoanoite  and  voy- 
ages to  Guiana,  V,  3.— Jay,  J.  Peace  negotiations  of 
1782-83,  V.  7.— Johnston,  A.  History  of  political 
parties,  v.  7.— Jones,  C.  C,  Jr.  English  colonization 
of  Georgia,  1733-62,  v.  6.— Keen,  G.  B.  New  Sweden, 
or  the  Swedes  on  the  Delaware,  v.  4 — Note  on  New 
Albion,  V.  3.  — lio-wcll,  E.  J.  United  States  of 
America,  1775-82.  Their  political  struggles  and  rela- 
tions with  Europe,  v.  7.— Markham,  C.  E.  Colouial 
history  of  South  America,  and  the  wars  of  indepen- 
dence, v.  8.— Inca  civilization  in  Peru,  v.  1.— Pizarro, 
and  the  conquest  and  settlement  of  Peru  and  Chili,  v. 
2. — Weill,  E.  D.  Discovery  along  the  great  lakes,  v. 
4.— Poole,  W.  F.  The  West,  from  the  treaty  of  peace 
with  France,  1763,  to  the  treaty  of  peace  with  England, 
1783,  V.  6.  — Rivers,  W.  J.  The  Caroliuas,  v.  6.— 
Shaler,  N.  S.  Physiography  of  North  America,  v.  4. 
—Shea,  J.  G.  Ancient  Florida,  v.  2.— The  Jesults,- 
Eecollects,  and  the  Indians,  v.  4.  —  Slafter,  E.  F. 
Champlain,  v.  4.— Smith,  C.  C.  Acadia,  v.  4.— Arctic 
explorations  in  the  18  and  19  centuries,  v.  8. — Explora- 
tions to  the  North-west,  v.  3.— Wars  on  the  seaboard : 
Acadia  and  Cape  Breton,  v.  6.— Soley,  J.  E.  Wars  of 
the  United  States,  1789-1860,  v.  7.— Stevens,  J.  A. 
English  in  New  York,  v.  3.— Stewart,  G.,  Jr.  Fronte- 
nac  and  his  times,  v.  4.— Stone,  F.  D.  Founding  of 
Pennsylvania,  v.  3. —  Struggle  for.  the  Delaware; 
Philadelphia  under  Howe  and  under  Arnold,  v.  6. — 
Tilliiighastr,  W.  H.  Geographical  knowledge  of  the 
ancients  considered  in  relation  to  the  discovery  of 
America,  v.  1.— 'Whitehead,  W.  A.  English  in  East 
and  West  Jersey,  1G64-89,  v.  3.— Winsor,  J.  The 
Amazon  and  Eldorado,  v.  2 — Americana  in  libraries 
and  bibliographies;  Archaeological    museums  and 

periodicals,  v.  1 Authorities  on   the    French   and 

Indian  wars  of  New  England  and  Acadia,  1688-17G3, 
V.  5.— Baron  La  Hontan,  v.  4.— Bibliographical  notes 
on  American  ilDguIstics;  Bibliographical  notes  on- 
the  industries  and  trade  of  the  American  aborigines; 
Bibliographical  notes  on  the  myths  and  religions  of 
America,  v.  1. — Bibliographical  notes  on  the  West 
Indies  and  the  Spanish  Main,  v.  8— Bibliography  of 
aboriginal  America,  v.  1. — Bibliography  of  Pomponius 
Mela,  Sollnus,  Vadiahus,  and  Apianus,  v,  2.— Car- 
tography of  Greenland,  v.  1.— Cartography  of  Louisi- 
ana and  the  Mississippi  basin  under  the  French 
domination,  v.  5. — Cartography  of  the  Northeast  coast 
of  North  America,  v.  4. — Chronological  conspectus  of 
American  history,  v.  8. — Columbus  and  his  discov- 
eries, V.  2. — Comprehensive  printed' authorities  upou 
the  general  and  upon  some  special  phases  of  the  his- 
tory of  the  United  States,  1776-1850,  v.  B.— Comprehen- 
sive treatises  on  American  antiquities,  v.  1. — The 
Confederation,  1781-89,  v.  7.— The  conflict  precipitated, 
V.  6. — Cort6s  and  his  companions,  v.  2. — Critical  es- 
says, v.  1-8.— Discoveries  on  the  Paciflo  coast  of  North 
America ;  Documentary  sources  of  early  Spanish- 
American  history,  v.  2.— Earliest  English  publications 
on  America,  and  other  notes,  v.  3.— Earliest  maps  of 
the  Spanish  and  Portuguese  discoveries;  Early  car- 
tography of  the  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  adjacent  parts,  v. 
2.— Early  descriptions  of  America,  v.  1.— Father  Louis 
Henneplu  ;  General  atlases  and  charts  of  the  16  and 
17  centuries,  v.  4. — Historical  chorography  of  South 
America,  v.  8. — Jesuit  relations;  Joliet,  Marquette, 
and  La  Salle,  v.  4.— Manuscript  sources  of  the  history 
of  the  United  States  of  America,  with  particular  refer- 
ence to  the  American  Revolution,  v.  8. — Maps  and 
bounds  of  Acadia,  v.  5. — Maps  of  the  Eastern  coast  of 
North  America;  Maps  of  the  17  century  showing 
Canada,  v.  4.— Maryland  and  Virginia,  v.  6.— Mexico 
and  Central  America,  v.  1:— New  England,  1688-1763,  v. 
5. — Notes,  V.  1-8.— Notes  on  Vespucius  and  the  naming 
of  America,  v.  2.— Portraits  of  Washington,  v.  7.— Pre- 
Columbian  explorations;  Progress  of  opinion  respect- 
ing the  origin  and  antiquity  of  man  in  America,  v.  1. 
—Spanish  North  America,  v.  8.— Struggle  for  the  great 
valleys  of  North  America,  v.  6.— Treason  of  Arnold,  v. 


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6.— The  Zeno  Influence  on  early  cartography;  Fro- 

blshor's  and  Hudson's  voyages,  v.  3 and  Channlng, 

E.  Territorial  acquisitions  and  divisions,  v.  7. — Gen- 
eral index,  v.  8. 

See   also  Boston    Public    Idbrnry.— Harvard 
College,  Library. 

Wiiisor.    See  also  Windsor. 

Winstanley,  William.  17  cent.  Lives  of 
the  most  famous  English  poets  .  .  .  from  the 
time  of  K.  William  the  Conquerer,  to  .  .  . 
King  James  II.     London,  1687.     16°.      3836 

Loyall  martyrology  ;  or,  brief  catalogues 

and  characters  of  the  most  eminent  persons 
who  suflfered  for  their  conscience  during 
the  late  times  of  rebellion  .  .  .  London, 
1665.     16°.  1558 

Winstanley,  William.  Visit  to  Abyssinia  ; 
an  account  of  travel  in  modern  Ethiopia. 
London,  1881.     2  v.  p.  8°-  1417 

Winston,  Charles.  1814-64.  Inquiry  into 
the  difference  of  style  observable  in  ancient 
glass  paintings,  especially  in  England  ;  with 
hints  on  glass  painting.  3  ed.  Oxford, 
1867.     2  V.  8°.  —1734 

Winter,  Franz.  Ueber  ein  vorbild  neu- 
attiscber  reliefs.  28  pp.  3  pi.  (Berlin  Archaeol. 
Gesells.  Winckelmannsfeste,  Progr.  50,  p.  97.) 

Winter,  John.     16  cent.    Voyage  into  the 

■  South  Sea,  1677.    7  pp.    (Hakluyt,  R.,  Voyages,  v,  i,  p. 

252.) 
Winter,  Martin  Jakob.     Strauss,  D.  F.    Der 

alte  schauspieldlrector.    9  pp.    (Gesamm.  werfce,  v,  2, 

p.  345.) 

Winter,  Max.  Kleidung  und  putz  derfrau 
nach  den  altfranzoesisohen  chansons  de 
geste.     Marburg,    1886.     8°.     (Stengel,    E., 

2305 

1836—.    The  Jeffersons. 

Boston,  1881.    12°.    (Am. 

3891 

15   pp.    (Arnold,  G., 

1  p.    (Harper's  Mag.  v. 


Ausgdben,  v.  45. 
Winter,  William. 

With  illustrations. 

Actor  S. ) 
• Sketch  of  George  Arnold. 

PoemSy  p.  9.) — In  sanctuary. 


65,  1882,  p.  462.}  — Iiove's  qneen.  1  p.  iAtlant. 
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pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Button,  L.,  Actors  and  ac- 
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14  pp.  (O'Brien,  F.  3.,  Poems,  p.  xv.)— Out  in  tlie 
storm.  1  p.  (^/arper's  J/a^.  V.  22,1861,p.  81.) — James 
W.  Wallack.  22  pp.  (Matthews,  ,1.  B,,  and  Button, 
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lack. 18  pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B,,  and  Button,  L., 
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1  p.     (Allant.  Monthly,  v.  44,  1879,  p.  533.) 

—  [Ed.)    Poems  and  stories  of  Fitz- James 
O'Brien.    See  O'Brien,  F.-J. 

—  (Ed.)    Poems    of    George    Arnold.    See 
Arnold,  G. 


Winter 

Adams,  O.  F. 
with  the  poets.] 


(Ed.)    [Through  the  year 
December,  January,  Feb- 
ruary.    1885-86,  3  V. 

—  Howe,  J.  W.  Winter  homes  for  inva- 
lids.    1875. 

—  Sand  WITH,  F.  M.  Egypt  as  a  winter  re- 
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—  Thoreatj,  H.  D.  Winter :  from  the 
journal  of.     1888. 

—  Bushnell,  H.  Of  winter.  26  pp.  (In  his  Moral 
uses  of  dark  things,  p.  217.)— Iiipscomb,  A.  A.  How 
to  enjoy  winter.  5  pp.  (^Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1858,  p. 
361.)— IiO"well,  J.  R.  A  good  word  for  winter.  30  pp. 
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"Winter:  In  G  sonuets.  2  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v. 
21,  1827,  p.  80.)- "Winter  life  and  scenery.  3  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  45,  1835,  p.  117.)— "Word  for 
"Winter.    7  pp.    (Blaxkviqod's  Mag.  v.  39,  1836,  p.  350.) 


— "Yeo,  J.  B.    Winter  quarters.    21  pp.    (Fortn.  Be«, 
n.  s.  T.  26,  1879,  p.  629.) 

Winter  carol.    10  pp.    [Fraser''s  Mag.  v. 

31,  1845,  p.  283.) 

Winter  evenings ;  or,  lucubrations  on  life 

and  letters.    3  v.     Knox,  V.,  Works.,  v.  3, 8. 

2185 
Winter  homes  for  invalids.    Howe,  J. 

W.  -3767 

Winter   in   Iceland   and    liapland. 

Dillon,  A.     3  v.  1468 

Winter  in  [Lapland.    Capell  Brooke,  Sir 

A.  de.  1463 

Winter  in  Morocco.  Perrier,  A.  1428 
Winter  in  Russia.    Gautier,  T.  1467 

Winter  in  tlie  West.    Hoffmaa,  C.  F.    3 

V.  3406 

Winter  journey.     21   pp.    (Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  85,  1859,  p.  429.) 

Winter  niglits ,  or,  fire-side  lucubrations. 

Drake,  N.     3  v.  1245 

Winter  night's  dream.  8  pp.  (Black- 
wood's Mag.  V.  18,  1826,  p.  393.) 

Winter  piece.    34  pp.    Hervey,  J.,  TTor&s, 

V.  1,  p.  395. 

Winter   rhapsody.    83  pp.    Wilson,  J., 

Crit.  and  miscel.  essays,  v.  2,  p.  9 ;  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  28, 
1830,  p.  863 ;  v.  29,  18:11,  p.  287. 

Winter   sketches.    4    pp.    (Blackwood's 

Mag.  V.  39,  1836,  p.  261.) 

Winter  vision.    3  pp.     (Harper's  Mag.  v. 

2,1851,  p.  359.) 

Winterbotham,  William.  Historical,  geo- 
graphical, commercial,  and  philosophical 
view  of  the  American  United  States,  and  of 
the  European  settlements  in  America  and 
the  West  Indies.    London,  1795.    4  v.  8°. 

1657 

Winterbottom,  Thomas  Masterman,  M  D. 

Account  of  native  Africans  ...  of  Sierra  Leone.  6  pp. 
(Bev.  of  In  Bdin.  Rev.  v.  3, 1805,  p.  855.)— Account  of  the 
present  state  of  medicine  among  the  native  Africans 
...  of  Sierra  Leone.  7  pp.  (Bev.  of  in  Edin.  Bev.  v. 
5,  1805,  p. ,892.) 

Winterfeldt,  Gen.  Hans  Karl  von.    Leben. 

66  pp.  -(Paull,  C.  F.,  Leben  grosser  helden,  v.  5,  p.  169.)— 
Varnhagen  Ton  Ense,  K.  A.  L.  P.  Gen.  Hana 
Karl  von  Winterfeldt.  136  pp.  (Ausgew.  schriften,  v. 
12,  p.  1.) 

Wintergarten,  Der.    Arnim,  L.  A.  von, 

Saemmt.  werke,  v.  5.  —3194 

Wintermaehrchen,  Das.    58  pp.    Wie- 

land,  C.  M.,  Saemmt.  werjce,  v.  21,  p.  185. 

Winters,  Christoph.  Faust.    Einegeschichte 

der  vorzelt,  zu  einem  schauspiele  in  3  akten  bear- 
beltet.    (Scheible,  J.,  Kloster,  v.  5,  b,  p.  806.) 

Winter's  journey  from  Constanti- 
nople to  Tehran.    Eraser,  J.  B.    3  v.    1484 

Winterslow.    Hazlitt,  W.  ~  2196 

Wintersteten,  Ulrich  von.  See  Ulrich,  voii 
Wintersteten. 

Winterton.    Pryme,  A.  de  la.    History  of 

W.     17  pp.     (Archaeologia,  V.  40,  1866,  p.  226.) 

Winthrop,  Adam.     1630-53.     Letters  [1636- 

52).     12  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  6  8.  v.  8,1882,  p.  219.) 

Winthrop,     Deane.      1622-1704.     Letters 

[1648-62].  3  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  OoU.  6  3.  V.  8, 1882,  p.  231v) 

Winthrop,  Forth.    1609-30.    Letters  [1623- 

30).     15  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  6  S.  v.  8, 1882,  p.  184.) 

Winthrop,  Henry.   1608-30.    Letters  [1623- 

30].     6  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  5  s.  v.  8,1882,  p.  178.) 

Winthrop,  James.     Biographical  notice  of. 

4  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Ooll.  2  s.  V.  10,  1823,  p.  77.) 

Winthrop,  John,  Gov.  of  Mass.  1588-1649. 
History  of  New  England,  1630-49.  From 
his  original  M8S,  with  notes  to  illustrate 
the    civil  and  ecclesiastical  concerns,  the 


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geography,  settlemeBt  and  institutions  of 
the  country,  and  the  lives  and  manners  of 
the  principal  planters.  By  James  Savage. 
Boston,  l«25-26.  2  v.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N, 
Am,  Rev.  v.  24, 1827,  p.  23.)  2616 

The  same.    New  ed.    Boston,  1853.    2  v. 
8°.  ^  2633 

-  Model  of  Christian  clini-lty.  18  pp.  (Mass. 
Hist.  Soc.  Call.  3  B.  V.  7, 1838,  p.  31.) 

-  Holmes,  A.  Nole  on  an  ancient  MS,  ascertained  to 
be  a  part  ot  Gov.  Winthrop's  Journal,  b  pp.  (Mass. 
Hist.  Soc.  ColLIS.  v.  4, 1816,  p.  200.) 

WINTHROP,  R.   C.     Life  and  letters  of 

John  Winthrop.     1864-67,  2  v. 

Bryant,  W.  0.     John  Wintlirop.     4  pp.     {Prose 

writings,  v.  2,  p.  221.)— Early  life  ol  W.  25  pp.  (iV. 
Am.  Rm.  V.  98,  1864,  p.  128.)— Ellis,  G.  E.  Governor 
John  Winthrop  In  old  England,  n  pp.  {Atlanl.  Monthly , 
T.  13, 1864,  p.  1.)— Garfield,  J.  A.  John  Winthrop  and 
Samuel  Adams.  6  pp.  {Works,  v.  2,  p.  388.)— Gov- 
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Rev.  V.  104, 1867,  p.  176.1- Keceptiou  of  W.,  June  12, 
1630.  6  pp.  {AnHqv-arian  papers,  p.  47.) — Scudder, 
H.  £.  A  Puritan  gentleman  In  Kew  England.  9  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.v.SS,  1876,  p.  830.)— Whltmore,  W.  H. 
John  Winthrop  In  England.  10  pp.  ( Ohr.  Exam.  v.  76, 
1864,  p.  196.) 

See  dlso  "Winthrop  papers. 

Winthrop,  John,  Jr.,  Oov.  of  Connecticut. 

1606-76.  Letters  [1626-76].  175  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc. 
Coll.  5  8.  V.  8,  1882,  p.  3.) 

Instructions  from  the  Massachusetts  to  W.  to  treat 

with  the  Pequots.  3  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  3  s. 
V.  3, 1833,  p.  129.)— Wolcott,  R.  Brief  account  ot  the 
agency  ot  W.  In  the  court  ot  Charles  II,  1662.  37  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Colt.  V.  4, 1795,  p.  262.) 

Winthrop,  John,  called  Fitz-John,  Oov.  of 

Connecticut,  1639-1707.  Letters  [1660-1701].  116  pp. 
(Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Call.  6  s.  v.  8, 1882,  p.  266.) 

Wintlirop,  John.  1681-1747.  Selections 
from  an  ancient  catalogue  of  objects  of  nat- 
ural history,  formed  in  New  England  more 
than  100  years  ago.  New  Haven,  1844.  8°. 
(Bound  pamph.  v.  115.)  5984 

I^etter  [1701].    2  pp.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  5  s.  v. 

8, 1882,  p.  571.) 

Winthrop,  John,  LL.  D.,  and    Adams, 

John.  Correspondence.  27  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll. 
5  s.  V.  4, 1878,  p.  287.) 

Winthrop,  Robert  Charles,  LL.  D.  1809—. 
Address  at  the  unveiling  of  the  statue  of 
Col.  Wm.  Prescott,  on  Bunker  Hill,  June 
17,  1881.     Cambridge,  1881.     8°.  3891 

Addresses  and  speeches  on  various  occa- 
sions.    Boston,  1852.     8°.  2214 

Contents.  Death  of  John  Quincy  Adams. — Ad- 
dress on  taking  the  chair  as  Spealier. — Agricul- 
tural education.  —  Agriculture.  — 'American 
Revolution. —The  Bible.— Jjite  and  services  ot 
James  Bowdoin. — Death  ot  John  C.  Calhoun. — 
Admission  ot  California,  and  the  adjustment  ot  the 
slavery  question ;  Protest  against  the  admission  of 
Oalitornia. — Iraprisonmentof  tree  colored  seamen. 
— Influence  of  commerce. — Protection  to  domestic 

.  Industry.— Policy  of  discriminating  duties.— Fu- 
gitive slave  law.— Wants  of  the  government  and 
the  wages  of  labor. — Great  Britaiii  and  the  United 
States.— Horticulture. — Testimony  ot  infidels. — 
Votes  ot  Interested  members. — Death  of  Daniel  P. 
King. — Credit  of  Massachusetts  vindicated.— Mas- 
sachusetts in  1775 Mechanic  arts. — Conquest  ot 

Mexican  territory. — War  with  Mexico. — Bound- 
ary ot  New  Mexico,  and  Texas. — Arbitration  ot  the 
Oregoik  question.— Oregon  question  and  the  treaty 

of  Washington Ottoman  empire.— To  the  people 

of  Boston.  —  Personal  vinilieatlon.  —  Right  ot 
petition. -Pilgrim  fathers.— Proceeds  of  the  pub- 
lic lauds.— Sate  keeping  of  the  public  moneys. — 
Railroad  Jubilee.— Religious  instruction  of 
the  young.— River  and  harbor  improvements. 
— Free  schools  and  tree  governments. —Sub-treas- 
'nry  system. — Death  ot  President  Taylor.— Annexa- 
tion of  Texas. — Compensation  for  the  destruction  of 
the    Ursuliue    convent.  —  Replies,  to    votes    of 

-tlutnks.-'City  of  'Washington.— National  monu: 


ment  to  "Washington.— Whig  predictions  and 

Whig  policy.— Congratulations  to  the  Whigs  of 
New  Yorlc. 

(Rev.  nl  in  N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  75, 1852,  p.  331.) 

—  Addresses  and  speeches  on  various  occa- 
sions, from  1852  to  1867.     Boston,  1867.     8°. 

2214 

Contents.    African  colonization.— Agriculture 
of  the  United  States. — American  agriculture. 

—Jubilee  of  the  American  Bible  Society  .—Tribute 
to  Hon.  Nathan  Appleton. — Tribute  to  Hon.  Wm. 
Appleton. — Archimedes  and  Franklin. — Bos- 
ton liight  Infantry. — Boston  mechanics  and 
Boston  patriots.  —  Boston  Provident  Associa- 
tion.—Boston  Public  library.— Dedication  of 
the  Public  Library.— Central  charity  bureau. — 
Christianity,  neither  sectarian  nor  sectional,  the 
great  remedy  tor  social  and  political  evils.  —  The 
church  as  affected  by  the  war.— Cincinnati  So- 
ciety.— Conciliation  and  forbearance  to  avert  a 
coufllct.— Concordia.— Worthies  of  Connecticut. 
—Tribute  to  Crittenden.— Six  hundredth  birthday 
ot  Dante.  —  Death  of  John  Davis. —  Memory  ot 
Thomas  Do'ivse.— Opening  ot  the  Dowse  Library. 
— Obligations  and  respousibill'ties  of  educated  men 
In  the  use  of  the  tongue  and  of  the  pen.— Historic 
glories  ot  the  Empire  state.  —  Death  of  Edward 
Everett.— Tribute  to  Edward  Everett.— Tribute  to 
President  Felton.— Flag  of  the  Union.- Flag 
to  the  Forty-third. — Inauguration  ot  the  statue 
ot  Franklin.— Groton  massacre  in  1781.— Alumni 
of  Harvard.— Irish  recruits. —  Death  ot  Abbott 
Ijawrenee. — Death  ot  President  X.incoln. — Tribute 
to  George  Livermore,— Luxury  and  the  fine  arts, 
in  some  ot  their  moral  and  historical  relations. — 
Death  of  Lord  iyndhurst.  — Nomination  of  Mc- 
Clellan. — Coalition  in  Massachusetts! — Electoral 
vote  ot  Massachusetts. —Repeal  of  the  Missouri 
compromise.  —  Music  in  New  Kugiand.  — 
Music  in  the  scliools.  —  National  politics. — 
National  union  convention  at  Philadelphia. — 
Policy  of  the  opposition.— Fusion  of  parties  in 
Massachusetts.— George  Peabody. — Death  of  the 
historian  Prescott.  —  Presidential  election  of 
I860.— Presidential  election  ot  1864— Presidential 
question.— Death  of  Josiah  Q,uincy.  —  Increased 
Girculatiou  of  religious  books. — Religious  In- 
struction for  the  young. — Fall  ot  Riclimond. — 
Officers  of  the  Russian  fleet.— Home  for  the  sailors. 
—Death  ot  Gen.  Scott.— Nomination  ot  Winfleld  Scott 
for  the  Presidency  of  the  United  States.— Birthday  ot 
Shakspeare. — Algernon  Sidney.— Tribute  to  Jai'ed 
Sparks.  —  Star  for  every  state  and  a  state  tor 
every  star.— More  tracts  for  tlie  camp.— Tracts 
for  the  soldiers.  —  Welcomes  to  Virginia  and 
Maryland. — Washington's  birthday. — Policy  ot 
the  old  line  Whigs.— Dedication  ot  the  IVlnthrop 
school. — Index.  , 

Addresses  and  speeches  on  various  occa- 
sions, from  1869  to  1879,     Boston,  1878.     8°. 

2214 
Contents.  Agassiz. — Banquet  to  the  Grand  Duke 
Alexis.— Diuner  of  the  alumni  of  Harvard.— Col. 
Thomas  Aspinw:all.—Environsof  Boston.— Evacu- 
ation ot  Boston.  —  Great  Boston  fire.  —  Boston 
Light  Infantry.— Boston  Provident  Associa- 
tion.—Boston  public  Latin  school.— Boston 

tea-party.  —  Wm.    C.    Bryant Bunker      HIU 

centennial.— Cambridge  in  old  England  and  Cam- 
bridge in  New  England.— Centennial   oration 

Central  bureau  of  charity.  —  Glance  at  the 
changes  of  25  years. — Semi-centenuial  of  the  class 
of  1828.— Ex-Gov.  Cllirord Hon.  John  J.  Critten- 
den at  West  Point.— George  T.  Davis.— Re-opening 
of  the  Dowse  Library.— Return  to  the  Dowse  Li- 
brary. —  Two  hundred  and  flitleth  anniversary  of 
Endlcott's  arrival  at  Naumkeag. — Evangel- 
ical alliance. — Fillmore  and  Siimuer. — Folsom, 
Somerby,  and  Seward. -Geographical  congress 
In  Paris.— Wm.  A.  Graham Johu  Pendleton  Ken- 
nedy.—Wm.Lambarde.— Two  huudred  and  fiftieth 
anniversary  of  the  landing  of  tlie  pilgrims.— 
Lexington  centennial,— Bp.  McIIvaine.— Mas- 
sachusetts and  its  early  history.— Hon.  Wm.  Miuot. 
— Olympla  Morata.  —  Our  home  music.  —  George 
Peabody.— Peabody  education  fund.— Origin 
and  progress  of  the  Peabody  education  trust.— 
Peabody  education  trust.— Peabody  museum  of 
American  archaeology  and  ethnology.- Peace  jubi- 
lee.—Q,ulncy  and'  Motley. — Sir  Walter  Raleigh.— 
Reply  to  a  complimentary  toast. — Earl  ot  St. 
Germans* — Tlie  banders  theatre. — James  Sav- 


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nge.— sir  Walter  Scott.— Searg  and  Tloknor.— Lord 
Stniihope. — Chief-Justice  Tniiey. — General  tlico- 
lo^lcal  library.— Tliierft.—Beu^amlu  F.  Thomas. 
— Verplanck  aud  Frothingham.  —  Emory  Wash- 
burn.— Portraits  of  Waahliig^ton  aiftil  Franklin. 
— UnveUlng  of  the  statue  of  Daulel  WebNter.— 
Wednesday  evening  clnb.— Bp.  Wllberforce. 
—Henry  ^Vllsou  and  Judge  Metoalf.— Index. 

Addresses  and  speeches  on  various  occa- 
sions, from  1878  to  1886.    Boston,  1886.    8°. 

2314 

Contents.    Centennial  of  the  American  Academy 
of  arts  and   sciences. —  American  Huguenot 

Society. — Wayside  anecdotes.  —  The  Bible  and 
the  funeral  of  Dar-win. — Erastus  B.  Bigelow 
and  Wm.  Ives  Budington, — Jacob  BIgelow  and 
George  S.  HUlard.— First  church  in  Boston.— Two 
hundred  and  fiftieth  anniversary  of  the  settlement  of 
Boston, — Boston  children's  hospital. — Boston 
Provident  Association.— Wm.  G.  Brooks  and 

Caleh    Cushlng Alexander   Hamilton   Bullock.— 

Withdrawal  from  the  presidency  of  the  Bunker 
Hill  Monument  Association.  —  Two  hundred 
and  fiftieth  anniversary  of  the  first  church  at  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.— Century  box  of  the  Ancient  and 

Honorable  artillery  company Paul  A.  Cliadbourne 

and  Nathaniel  Thayer.— Wm.  EUery  Channing.— 
Adolphe  de  Clrcourt. — Henry  Clay. — Bdonument  to 
Columbus. — Two  hundred  and  fiftieth  anniversary 
of  Concord. — Hundredth  anniversary  of  the  surren- 
der of  Lord  Cornvvallis.— Bichard  H.  Dana  and  De- 
lano A.  Goddard.  —  George  Dexter.  —  John  Adams 
Dix. — Education  in  South  Carolina.  — Expan- 
sion of  England.— Gleanings  of  a  foreign  tour.— 
Gustavus  Vasa  Fox.  —  Welcome  to  the  French 
guests.- BlchardFrothingham. — President  Gar- 
field and  Dean  Stanley.— Interesting  gifts. — More 
Interesting  gifts.- Tribute  to  Gen.  Grant.— Ancient 
grave-yards. — John  C.  Gray  and  George  B.  Emer- 
Bon.— John  Bichard  Green.- George  W.  Greene.— 
Welcome  to  guests  from  the  West.— Portrait  of 
John  Hampden. — Statue  of  Harvard. — Some  new 
histoi'ical  -works*— Charles  Hudson,  Hugh  Blair 
Grigsby,  and  John  G.  Palfrey.— The  Hutchinson 
letters. — Edouard  de  Ijaboulaye.— Portrait  of  La- 
fayette.— James  Lenox.— liCtters,  etc.— Lexing- 
ton and  Yorktovrn.— Martin  Luther. — The  Ly- 
man fountain.- Henri  Martin.— Centennial  of  the 
constitution  of  niassacllusetts.  —  Massachusetts 
Bible  Society.- Massachusetts  Charitable  me- 
chanic association.— Fran90is  A.  Mi^iet.— Mis- 
cellaneous notices.— Revised  New  Testament. 
— Rev.  Dr.  Newell  and  Hon.  John  Amory  Lowell. — 

Notable  deaths. — Notes  by  the  wayside Oxford 

Historical  Society,— Francis  E.  Parker.- Pea- 
body  education  fund.— Peabody  education 
trust.— Centennial  of  peace. —  Thomas  Handasyde 
*Pei-kins  and  the  monument  to  Washington. — John 
0.  Phillips  and  Admiral  Preble.— Unveiling  of  the 
statue  of  Ool.  Wm.  Prescott Presidential  elec- 
tion of  1880.— Public  Latin  and  English  high 
schools.— Puritans  and  the  Church  of  England. — 
Eliza  Susan  Q,uincy.— Sir  Walter  Raleigh.— George 
W.  Riggs.-Sackville  MSS.-Flrst  Salem  church. 
—Stephen  Salisbury.- Death  of  Dr.  Barnas  Sears. 
— Services  rendered  to  Southern  schools  by  Dr.  Barnas 
Sears.— Southern  histoi'ical  societies.— South- 
ern schools.— Calendar  of  state  papers. — Death  of 
Gen.  Richard  Taylor.— Reply  to  tributes.— Perso- 
nal recollections  of  Baron  Visconti.  —  Charleston 
(S.  C.)  portrait  of  Washington.— Completion  of  the 
national  monument  to  Washington.— Washington 
monument.— Washington  monument  dedi- 
cation.-Washington's  birthday,  1886.-W^atts's 
portraits  at  New  York.— Crayon  of  Daniel  'Web- 
ster.—'Webster  centennial.— Corrections  of  the 
"  Autobiography  of  Thurlow  Weed."  —  Portrait  of 
■Wliiltier.— Funeral  of  Gov.  'Winthrop  in  1649.— 
"Winthrop  chiirch  jubilee.— John  AVyclilTe.— 
'WyclilTe  and  other  commemorations. — Index. 

Life  and  letters  of  John  Winthrop,  Gov- 
ernor of  the  Massachusetts-Bay  Company 
[1588-1649J.  Boston,  1864-67.  3  v.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Blaclcwood^s  Mag.  v.  103, 1867,  p. 
170.)  3883 

Memoir     of    Henry    Clay.    Cambridge, 

1880.     8°.  3891 

JVofe.— Also  in  New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soo.  item.  iioa. 
V.  1,  p.  357. 


Oration  on  the  completion  of  the  national 

monument  to  Washington,  Feb.   31,   1885. 
Boston,  1885.     8°.  8775 

Oration  on  the  100  anniversary  of  the 

surrender  of  Lord  Cornwallis,  delivered  at 
Yorktown,  19  Oct.  1881.     Boston,  1881.     8°. 

1615 

Washington,  Bo'wdoin,  and  Franklin,  as 

portrayed  in  occasional  addresses.  Boston, 
1876.     8°.      ■  1643 

Massachusetts    and    Its   early   history.     27  pp. 

{Lowell  Inst.  Lectures,  p.  1.) 

Tarhox,  I.  N.  Winthrop  and  Emerson  on  Fore- 
fathers' Day.    28  pp.    [New  Englander,  v.  30, 1871,  p.  175.) 

Winthrop,  Samuel.  Circa  1637-77.  Let- 
ters [1646-73J.  32  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  Bs.  y.  8, 
1882,  p.  234.) 

Winthrop,     Stephen.     1619-59.     Letters 

[1837-67].  20  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  6  s.  V.  8,  1882, 
p.  199.) 

Winthrop,  J%'.  Theodore.  1828-61.  Canoe 
and  the  saddle ;  adventures  among  the 
northwestern  rivers  and  forests,  and  Isth- 
miana.  New  York,  1876.  12°.  {Leisure 
Hours.)  1272 

Cecil    Dreeme.     With    a    biographical 

sketch  of  the  author  by  George  Wm.  Curtis. 
New  York,  1876.    12°.    [Leisure  Sour  S.) 

1373 

Edwin    Brothertoft. ,  New    York,   1876. 

12°.     (Leisure  Hour  S.)  1373 

John    Brent.     New    York,    1876.     13°. 

[Leisure  Hour  S.)  1373 

Life  and  poems.     Ed.  by  his  sister.    With 

portrait.     New  York,  1884.     13°.  3787 

Life  in  the  open  air  and  other  papers. 

New  York,  1876.    12°-    (Leisure  Hour  S.) 

1373 

Contents.       Brlghtly's       orphan.  —  Fortress 

Monroe. — Heart  of  the  Andes Katahdinand 

the  Penobscot. — Life  in  the  open  air. — Love 
and  skates. — New  Tfork  Seventh  Regiment.— 
Our  march  to  "Washington.— "Washington  as  a 
camp. 

iVo(e.— Life  In  the  open  air.  Love  and  skates.  New 
York  Seventh  Regiment,  and  Washington  as  a  camp, 
are  also  In  Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  7-10. 

The  East  and  the  "West.    2  pp.    (Atlant.  Monthly, 

V.  11,  1863,  p.  487.)— Saccharissa  Mellasys.  14  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  8,  1861,  p.  282.) 

American    novelists :   Theodore  Winthrop.    23 

pp.  (Westm.  Sev.  n.  s.  v.  28,  1865,  p.  163.)— Haw- 
thorne, J.  Theodore  Winthrop's  writings.  14  pp. 
(In  Us  Confessions  and  criticisms,  p.  172.;)— Mord- 
hoif,  C.  Theodore  Winthrop's  writings.  7  pp.  (At- 
lant. Monthly,  v.  12,  1863,  p.  153.) 

Curtis,  G.  W.    Biographical  sketch  of  W.    15  pp. 

(Winthrop,  T.  Cecil  Dreeme,  p.  5 ;  and  Atlant.  Monthly, 
v.  8, 1861,  p.  242.)— Lines  written  under  a  portrait  ol 
W.     1  p.     (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  9,  1862,  p.  606.) 

Winthrop,  Thomas  Lindall,  LL.  D.    Fol- 

som,  G.  Memoir  of  W.  26  pp.  (Am.  Antia.  Soc. 
Tram.  v.  3,  1867,  p.  319.)— Jenks,  W.  Memoir  of  W. 
13  pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc'  Coll.  4  s.  v.  2,  1854,  p.  202.) 

Winthrop,  Wait  Still.    1642-1717.    Letters 

EiS®"^'°°J-  1^^  PP-  (Mass.  Hist.  Soo.  Coll.  5  a.  v.  8, 
1882,  p.  382.) 

Winthrop,  Me.  Thurston,  D.  Brief  his- 
tory of  Winthrop,  from  1764  to  Oct.  1855. 
1855. 

Winthrop  papers.    Boston,  1863-83.    5  v. 

8°.    (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  4  s.  v.  6,  7  ;  5  s. 

V;1.4,8.)  '4618 

Winton,  Andrew.  See  Andrew,  of  Wyntoun. 
Winwood,   Sir   Ealph.     Circa    1564-1617. 

Memorials  of  affairs  of  state  in  the  reigns  of 


WINWOOD 


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Q.  Elizabeth  and  K.  JameB  I.'  To  which  are 
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1725.     3  V.  fo..  1551 

Winzet,  Ninian.  1518-98.  Certain  tractates. 
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Wippo  or  Wilpo.    11  cent.    De  vita  Chun- 

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Sallcl  Imperatorls;  Addenda.  11  pp.  (Bouquet,  M., 
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Pertz,  G.  H.    Ueber  Wipe's  leben  und  sohrltten. 

19  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  wlssens.  Philol.  Masse  Abhandl. 
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Wire-wound  guns.  Few  words  on.  Wood- 
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Wirgman,  Thomas.  Principles  of  the  Kan- 
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Wirkliche  und  die  sctaeinbare  welt. 
Teichmueller,  G.  —1482 

Wirner.    See  Wernher,  Bruder. 

Wirnt,  von  Qravenberg.  13  cent.  Wigalois. 
Eine  erzaehlung.  Herausg.  voh  Franz 
PfeifEer.  Leipzig,  1847.  8°.  {Dichtungen 
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erimm,  W.  E.    Wlgalola  von  W.    15  pp.    {Kleinere 

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Wirnton,  Abbot  of  Formbach.    Vita  Wirnt- 

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Wirt,  William,  LL.  D.  1772-1834.  Address 
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sophian  and  Philoclean  Societies  of  Rutgers 
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1254 

Letters  of  the  British  spy.     10  ed.     To 

which  is  prefixed,  a  biographical  sketch  of 
the  author.     New  York,  1883.     12°.         3396 

The  old  bacflielor.    [Anon.]    Richmond, 

1814.     12°.  3296 

Opinion    on  the  right  of    the    state  of 

Georgia  to  extend  her  laws  over  the  Chero- 
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Sketches  of  the  life  and  character  of  Pat- 
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Phila.  1818.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in  N.  Am.  Rev. 
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Two  principal  arguments  on  the  trial  of 

Aaron^urr.     Richmond,  1808.     16°.       1257 

Eulogy  on  Thomas  Jefferson  and  John  Adams; 

Speech  In  the  trial  of  Aaron  Burr;  Extract  from  the 
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Biographical  gketch  of  W.     83  pp.     (Wirt,  W., 

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Wirtemberg.    See  Wuerttemberg. 
Wirtli,  Johann  Ulrich  (.Ed.)    1810-79.    Zeit- 

schrift  fuer  philosophie.    See  Zeitsohrift. 
Wirtli,Max.     1833—;    Geschiohte  der  han- 

delskrisen.     3  aufl.     Frankfurt  a  M.     1874. 

8°.  —3896 

^—  Die  soGlale  frage.    56  pp.    (Samml,  wissens.  vortra, 

V.  7,  1872,  p.  373.) 

Wirtz,  Emil.  Lautliche  untersuchung  der 
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Wirz,  Henry.  SPENCEE,  A.  Narrative  of 
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United  States.    40  Cong.  3  sess.     Trial  of 

Henry  Wirz.  1868.  {U.  S.  40  Cong.  3  sess. 
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See  also  AndersonviUe. 

Wis  o  Bclniln,  a  romance  of  ancient  Per- 
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Fakhri  al  Gorgani  ( Tr. )  3165 

Wis  und  Bd,min.    60  pp.    Graf,   K.   H. 

[Tr.)    (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Heits.  v.  23, 1869,  p.  375.) 

Wisbecli.     Annual  meeting   [of  the  Brit. 

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Wisbech  castle.  Dawbarn,  R.  B.  Wis- 
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Wisby.     -Diarium   Minoritarum    Wisbyen- 

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Wiscasset.     Bradford,  A.     Description  of 

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Lapham,  I.  A.  Wisconsin :  its  geog- 
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Spencer,  D.  E.      Local  government  in 

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Butler,   J.    A.      Some    Western    resorts.      17  pp. 

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WISDOM 


See  also  Calumet,  County,  —  Green,  County.  — 
Greeu  Bay.  —  Hudson.  —  Kenoslfta,  County.— Ita 
Crosse.  Comity. — Aladlson. — Mll'ivaukee. — 9Ion- 
roe.  County. — New  liOndon.— Prairie  du  Chlen. 
— Prescott.— Ractne. —  Rlctilaltd,  County. — Slle- 
boygan,  Coun(i/.— Whitewater. 

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Barry,  W.  Antiquities  of  W.  7  pp.  (Wisconsin 
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historic Wisconsin.  22  pp.  4  pi.  ( Wlacousln  Hist.  Soc. 
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W.  108  pp.  55  pi.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Conirib.  v.  7.)- On 
the  man-shaped  mounds  ol  W.  4  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  V.  i,  1869,  p.  366.) 

Wisconsin,  Constitution. 

Hongll,  F.  B..  Constitution  ot  W.,  1818.  38  pp. 
{In  his  Am.  constitutions,  v.  2,  p.  493.) — Foore,  B.  P. 
Constitution  of  W.  31  pp.  _(/n  Ms  Federal  and  state 
constitutions  of  tJ.  S.  v.  2,  p.  2020.) 

Wisconsin,  Education. 

Allen,  W.  F.,  and  Spencer,  D.  E. 
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(Adams,  H.  B.,  Contrib.  to  Am.  ed.  hist.  No. 
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IVhltford,  W.  C.    Early  history  ot  education  In 

W.;  History  ot  school  supervision  In  W.  48  pp.  [Wis- 
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Wisconsin,  Geology  and  mineralogy. 

Daniels,  E.  Annual  report  of  the  geo- 
logical survey  of  Wisconsin,  for  the  year 
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Report    [on    geology  of    Wisconsin]. 

1853. 

Featheestonhaugh,  G.  W.    Canoe  voy- 

■age  up  the  Minnay  Sotor  ;  with  an  account 
of  the  lead  and  copper  deposits  in  Wisconsin. 
1847, 3  V. 

Report  of  a  geological  reoonnoissance 

made  in  1835,  from  the  seat  of  government, 
by  the  way  of  Green  Bay  and  the  Wisconsin 
territory  to  the  Coteau  de  Prairie.     1836. 

Hall,  J.  Geological  survey  of  Wis- 
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Lapham,  I.  A.  Wisconsin :  its  geog- 
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Owen,  D.  D.    Report  of  a  geological.ex- 

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Lapham,  I.  A.  Wisconsin ;  its  geog- 
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Love,  W.  De  L.     Wisconsin  in  the  war 

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Smith,  W.  R.    History  of  Wisconsin,  in 

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Wisconsin  State  Historical  Society.  Re- 
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11  V. 


Baird,  H.  S.    BeooUeotlous  of  the  early  history  of 

northern  W.  26  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Co!!,  v.  4, 
1869,  p.  197.)— Bracfeen,  C,  and  Parklson,  P.  Peka- 
tonlca  battle  controversy.  28  pi!.  (Wisconsin  Hist. 
Soc.  Coll,  V.  2, 1856,  p.  366.)— Brunson,  A.  Early  his- 
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Early  history  and  condition  of  W.  26  pp.  (Wis- 
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Fifty-four  years'  recollections  of  men  and  events  In 
W.  62  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll  v.  7,  1876,  p. 
207.)— Fonda,  J.  H.  Early  reminiscences  of  W.  80 
pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Co!!,  v.  5,  1868,. p.  205.)— 
Grisuon,  A.  Seventy-two  years'  recolleottons  of  W. 
99  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Co!!,  v.  3, 1867,  p.  197.)— 
Iia  Ronde,  J.  T.  de.  Personal  narrative.  21  pp. 
(Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Co!!,  v.  7,  1876,  p.  346.)— I,ock- 
vrood,  J.  H.  Early  times  and  events  in  W.  99  pp. 
(Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  2,  1866,  p.  98.)— Parkl- 
son,  D.  M.  Pioneer  life  In  W.  39  pp.  (Wisconsin 
Hist.  Soc.  Co!!.  V.  2,  1856,  p.  326.)— Tenney,  H.  A. 
Early  times  in  W.  9  pp.  (Wisconsin  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v. 
1,1866,  p.  94.) 

Wisconsin,  Mineralogy. 

See  with  Geology. 

Wisconsin  Academy  of  sciences,  arts, 

and  letters.   Transactions,  1870-2.   Madison, 

1873.     8°.  —3646 

Wisconsin  river.      Butler,  J.  A.     Some 

Western  resorts.  17  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  65,  1882, 
p.  325.) 

Wisconsin  State  Agricultural  So- 
ciety. Transactions,  with  the  report  of 
the  State  Horticultural  Society,  and  tabular 
abstracts  of  the  reports  of  county  agricul- 
tural societies.  V.  8, 1869.  Prepared  by  J. 
W.  Hoyt,  Secretary.     Madison,  1870.     8°. 

—4677 

Wisconsin  State  Historical  Society. 
Catalogue  of  books  on  the  War  of  the  re- 
bellion, and  slavery,  in  the  library.  Madi- 
son, 1887.     8°.  W.47 

Catalogue  of  the  library.     Prepared  by 

Daniel  S.  Durrie  and  Isabel  Durrie.  Madi- 
son, 1873-87.     7  V.  8°.  W.47 

Contents. 
Abbot^Lytton,  v.  1.  McAlplne-Zurlta.    Appen- 

Suppiements,  v.  3-7.  dlx,  v.  2. 

— —  First  triennial  catalogue  of  the  portrait 
gallery.  Compiled  by  Reuben  G.  Thwaites 
and  Daniel  S.  Durrie.     Madison,  1889.     8°. 

3506 

Reports  and  collections,  1854-85.  Madi- 
son, 1855-88.     10  V.  8°.  3506 

Note — V.  10  contains  a  general  index  to  v.  1-10. 

Collections.  Ed.  and  annotated  by  Reu- 
ben G.  Thwaites.  V.  11..  Madison,  1888. 
8°.  3506 

— r-  Thirty-fifth  and  thirty-seventh  annual 
meetings.  Proceedings.  Madison,  1888-90. 
2  nos.  8°.  3506 

Twenty-fifth  and   twenty-eighth  annual 

reports.    [Madison,  1879-82].    2  nos.  8°.   3506 

Wisconsin  State  Horticultural  So- 
ciety, Report.  See  Wisconsin  State  Agri- 
cultural Society. 

Wisdom.  Chaeeon,P.  Of  wisdom.  1729, 3  v. 

Cheyne,  T..  K.      Job  and  Solomon ;  or, 

the  wisdom  of  the  Old  Testament.     1887. 

Bacon,  Sir  F.     Ot  wisdom  tor  a  man's  self;  Of 

seeming  wise.  14  pp.  {Essays  with  annotations  by  B. 
Whately,  pp.  239,  273.)— Character  of  the  wisest  men, 
1696.  2  pp.  (Somers,  J.,  Co!!,  of  tracts,  v.  9,  p.  696.)— 
Cook,  K.  Greet  wisdom.  66  pp.  (Dublin  Vniv. 
Mag.  n.  s.  v.  3, 1879,  p.  531  •,  v.  4,  1879,  Dp.  71,  221,  369, 
443.)— Deverenx,  G.  H.  Speculative"  and  practical 
wisdom.  16  pp.  (C!ir.  Exam.  v.  39,  1846,  p.  iSl.f— 
Helps,  Sir  A.    On  practical  wisdom.    5  pp.    (£s»aj(S, 


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p.  3.)— Sejieca,  L.  A.  Ad  Serenum  neo  Injurlam  nee 
coutiiimellaiii  acclpere  saplentem.  Sive  de  oonatantia 
sapleatla.  18  pp.  (Opera,  recogn.  F.  Baase,  v.  1,  p.  17.) 
—Slmcox,  G.A.»  Maxims  o£  wisdom.  11  pp.  (Fortn. 
Bev.  u.  s.  V.  26, 1879,  p.  345.) 

Wisdom  and  genius  of  Shakspeare. 

Price,  T.  8396 

Wisdom  of  tlie  ancients.  78  pp.  Bacon, 

Sir  P.      Works,  v.  6,  1870,  p.  687. 

Wise,  Henry  Alexander!  1806-76.  Seven 
decades  of  the  Union.  The  humanities  and 
materialism,  illusti'ated  by  a  memoir  of 
John  Tyler,  with  reminiscences  of  some  of 
his  great  cotemporaries.  The  transition  state 
of  this  nation,  its  dangers  and  their  remedy. 
Phila.  1872.     8°.  1616 

Mr.  Henry  A.  Wise  and  the  Cilley  duel.    6  pp. 

(Cent.  Rev.  v.  10, 1842,  p.  482.) 

Wise,  John.  1808-79.  System  of.  aeronau- 
tics, comprehending  its  earliest  investiga- 
tions, and  modern  practice  and  art.  Phila. 
1850.     8°.  --2485 

Through  the  air  :  a  narrative  of  40  years' 

experience  as  an  aeronaut,  comprising  a 
history  of  the  various  attempts  in  the  art  of 
flying  by  artificial  means,  from  the  earliest 
period  down  to  the  present  time.      Philau 

1873.  8°.-  '    —3485 
Hare,  E.    On  Mr.  John  Wise's  observations  and 

inferences  respecting  the  phenomena  of  a  thunder 
storm,  to  which  he  was  exposed  during  an  .aerial 
voyage,  June  3, 1852.  7  pp.  (Smlthson.  Inst.  Report, 
1854,  p.  224.) 

Wise,  John  Richard.  Shakspere  :  his  birth- 
place and  its  neighbourh6od.  lUustr.  by  W. 
J.  Linton.     London,  1861.     13°.  ^    3307 

-^—  The  New  Forest :  its  history  and  its  scenery.  17 
pp.    (Kev.  of  in  Bnl.  Quart.  Beu.  v.  38, 1863,  p.  81.> 

Wise,  P.  M.,  M.  D.  General  index  to  the 
first  45  volumes  of  the  American  Journal  of 
Insanity  from  1844  to  1889  inclusive  ;  with 
introduction  by  G.  A.  Blumer,  M.  D.  Wil- 
lard  [1889].    8?.  —8765 

Wise,  Thomas  Alexander,  M-  D.  Review  of 
the  history  of  medicine.  London,  1867. 
3  V.  8°.  —3783 

Remarks  on  the  priority  ol  the  ancient  systems 

of  medicine.    5  pp.    (Internat.  Cong.  Orient.  Trans. 

1874,  p.  256.) 

Wise,  Thomas  J.  (Ed.)  Adonais :  an  elegy 
on  the  death  of  John  Bleats.  See  Shelley, 
P.  B. 

[Ed.)  Hellas,  a  lyrical  drama.  See  Shel- 
ley, P.  B. 

[Ed.)      Review  of  Hogg's  Memoirs  of 

Prince  Alexy  Haimatofl.    See  Shelley,  P.  B. 

Wise.    See  also  Wyse. 

Wise  saws   and   modern  instances. 

3  pp.     (Blackwood's  Atag.  V.  136, 1884,  p.  498.) 

Wiseman,  Nicholas  Patrick  Stephen,  D.  D., 
Cardinal  Abp.  of  Westminster.  1803-65. 
[CEuvres.l  PaMs,1853-61.  3  v.  r.  8°.  (Migne, 
J.  P.,  Demorasir.^mngr^i.  v.  15-17.)        —8313 

Contents.  Defense  de  plusieara  points  de  la  vie  de 
Boniface  VIII,  V.  16.— Sermon  sur  les  progrSs  du 
Catholicismc,  v.  16.— Mouvement  cathoUque  au 
sein  de  I'XSgltse  anglicane,  lettre  d'un  luemhre  de 
I'Unlverslte  d'Oxford,  v.  16.— ConKrences  sur  les  doc- 
trines et  les  pratiques  prlncipales  de  I'Bglise  cat  lio- 
liqne,  V.  15. -Fragment  syriaque  propre  k  Jeter 
qaelquo  lumlSre  sur  la  ohronologle  de  la  18  dyiiastle 
des  Egyptiens.  Comparalson  de  oe  tnlgment  avec 
d'autresmonuments,  V.  16. — Sermon  sur  I'^piscppat, 
y.-16.— Compte-rendu  des  CEuvres  posthumes  du  r6v- 
fren'd  iB.  H^  Fronde,  nilnlstre  ang)ioan,,v.  16. — Vie  et 
pontiflcat  de  firSgoire  VII  put),  par  Sir  R.  Griesley, 
V.  16-— Pretentions  de  la  liaute  £glise,  ou  s6rie  d' 
articles   sur  la   oofltroveyse   d'Oxtord    touohant   la 


thSorle  de  la  haute  figllse  en  fait  d'autoritfi  dogmat- 
ique,  les  pretentions  des  Anglicans  i,  la  succession 
apostolique.,  etc.  v.  17.— Horac  Syrlacae,  oa  disser- 
tations sur  la  langue  et  les  iettres  syrlaques,  v.  16.— 
Lettres  sur  le  7  verset  du  chap.  1  de  la  1  Epltre  de  S. 
Jean^  v.  16.— La  tradition  primitive  retrouvfie  dans 
les  Salutes  Ecriturea,  sermon  par  le  r6v6reud  Jeau 
KItble,  V.  16.~SL6rllltS  des  missions  protestantes 
pour  la  conversion  des  inttdSles,  dSmoutree  iiar  oeux 
m^mea  qui  sent  iutSreasga  dans  oes  missions,  v.  16. — 
Eemarqiies  sur  lea  assertions  de  Lady  Morgan,  tou- 
chant  la  chaire  de  ealut  Pierre,  conserv§e  dans  la 
basillque  d  u  Vatican,  v.  16.— Letlres  k  M.  Jean  Poyn- 
der  sur  son  ou  vrage  lntitul§ :  Le  paplsme  en  alliance 
aveo  le  paganisme,  v.  16.— Dissertations  sur  la  pre- 
sence r6elle  prouvde  par  i'Eoriture,  v.  15.— yies  des 
saints  canonists  le  dimanche  de  la  Trinity,  le  2$ 
Mai  1839,  v.  16.— Discours  sur  les  rapports  entre  la 
science  et  la  religion  r6v£llee,  v.  16.— Confer- 
ences sur  les  oiHces  et  les  ceremonies  de  la  semaine 
sainte,  v.  16. — Lettre  h.  Lord  Slirevrsbury  sur  la 
situation  politique  et  religieuse  de  la  Grande-Bre- 

tague,  V.  16 Sermon  sur  le  culte  do  la  Vierge,  v.  16. 

— Extrait  d'un  discours  pronouc6  k  Paris,  le  14  Avrll 
1839,  par  M.  I'Evique  Zimyra  coadjuteur  d'Edlm- 
bourg,  V.  16. 

Fabiola  ;  or,  the  church  of  the  catacombsi 

New  ed.    [Anon.]    London,  n.  d.    16°.    1305 

Real  presence  of  the  body  and  blood  of 

Our  Lord  Jesus  Christ  in  the  blessed  Eucha- 
rist proved  from  Scripture.  From  the  last 
London  ed.     New  York,  n.  d.     13°.    —4236 

Recollections  of  the  last  4  Popes  and  of 

Rome  in  their  time.  London,  1858.  8°, 
(Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  51,  1858,  p. 
712;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  104,  1858,  p.  361;  v.  105, 
1859,  p.  93 ;  Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  14,  1858, 
p.  85.)  384a 

Twelve  lectures  on  the  connection  be- 
tween science  and  revealed  religion.  De- 
livered in  Rome.     London,  1836.    3  v.  8°. 

—4226 

Contents.    Arcilaeology,  v.  2.— Conclusion,  v.  2. 

•  —Early  history,  v.  2.— Natural  histoj'y  of  the  liu- 
manrace,  v.  1. — Comparative  study  of  langnages, 
V.  1. ^Natural  sciences,  v.  1. — Oriental  studies, 
v.  2, — Profane  studies,  v.  2.— Sacred  literature, 

V.  2. 
(Rev.  Dt  in  DuliUn  Bev.  v.  2, 1837,  p.  293.) 

Action  against  the  Cardinal.    19  pp.    (Duilin  Rev. 

v.  39;  1855,  p.  146.)— Bernhardt,  J.  de.  Memoires  da 
CardlQafW.  24  pp.  [Rev.  contemp.  1858,  v.  6,  p.  116.)— 
Bor6,  E.  'Critique  iltteraire :  Horae  Syriacae  . . .  ana,, 
tore  N.  Wiseman.  9  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.,  2  s.  v.  16, 1835, 
p.  187.)  —  Essays  on  varlo.us  subjects.  ,  14  pp.' 
{Rev.  of  in  Brownson's  Quarts  Rev.  3  a.  v.  1, 1853,  p.  529; 
Dublin  Rev.  v.  34, 1853,  p.  541.)— Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  Eng- 
Ush  poetry  versus  Cardinal  W.  20  pp.  {Eraser's  Mag. 
V.  60„  1859,  p.  747.)— Martin,  H.  M,  Un  roman  da 
Cardinal  W.  31  pp.  {Rev.  contemp.  1855,  v.  3,  p.  39.)— 
Memorial.  12  pp.  [Dublin  Rev.  n.  a.  v,  4,  1865,  p. 
267.)  —  Milnes,  R.  M.,  1  Baron  BougUon.  Cardinal 
Wiseman.  23  pp.  (tn  his  Monographs,  p.39.)— Pra- 
die,  P.  Mgr.  le  CardiUE^l  Wiseman ;  notice  sur  aa  vie 
et  aes  ouvrages.  52  pp.  (Corres^jondaji^  v.  31, 1853,  pp. 
61,  153.)— Sermons.  22  pp.  (Kev.  of  In  Dublin  Rev. 
n.  s.  V,  4,  1865^  p.  XQ2.)  —  Sermpns,  lectures, 
speeches,  delivered  during  a  tour  in' Ireland  in  185S. 
12  pp.    (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Rev.  v.  46, 1859,  p.  499.) 

WiS^n,  Theodor  (Ed.)  Riddara-rimur, 
Lund,  1881.  13°.  (Satnfund.  til  udgivelse 
af  gam.  nord.  lit.  No.  4.)  — 8157 

Wisliart,  George,  D,  D.,  Bp.  of  Edinburgh: 
1609-71.  Do  rebus  auspiciis  serenissimi  et 
potentissimi  Caroli  Dei  gratia  Magnae  Britan- 
niae  regis,  sub  imperio  illustrissimi  Jacobl 
Moiitisrosarum  Marchionis,  (Jomitis  de  Kin- 
cardin,  supremi  Scotiae  gubernatoris  anno 
1644,  et  duobus  sequentibus  praeolare  ges- 
tis,  commentarius.    Parisiis,  1648.    8°.    3584 

— —  Memoirs  of  the  most  renowned  James 
Graham,  Marquis  of  Montrose.    Tr.  from. 


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the  Latin.  To  which  are  added  sundry 
original  letters,  never  before  pub.  Edin- 
burgh, 1819.     8°.  2584 

IVishart,  George,  the  Martyr.  Rogers,  C. 
Life  of  George  Wishart,  the  Scottish  martyr. 
1876. 

Waa  the  martyr  Wishart  privy  to  any  conspiracy 

against ...  Cardinal  Beaton!  18  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Bev. 
v.  49, 1868,  p.  409.)— Becker,  C.  George  Wishart.  3 
pp.    (Piper,  F.,  Leaders  of  ch.  universal^  v.  1,  p.  410.) 

Wishes  shop.    7  pp.    {Fraser^s  Mag.  v.  73, 

186B,  p.  637  ;  Harper's  Mag.  v.  32,  1866,  p.  245.) 

Wishing  gate.  The.    19  pp.    {Blackwood''s 

Mag.  V.  27,18aO,  p.  72.) 

Wishing  tree.  The.    9  pp.    {Blachwood^s 

Mag.  V.  3U,  1831,  p.  423.) 

Wishing  well.  The.    2  pp.    (Fraser^s  Mag. 

V.  70,  18G4,  p.  303.) 

Wiskowatoff,  Paul  von.    Jacob  Wimphe- 
ling.     Sein  leben  und  seine  schriften.     Ein 
beitrag  zur  geschichte  der  deutschen  human-  ■ 
isten.     Berlin,  1867.    8°.  5891 

Wismar.  Schildt,  F.  Geschichte  der  stadt 
"Wismar.    1871. 

Wisner,  Benjamin  Blydenburg,  D.  D.  1794- 
1835.  History  of  the  Old  South  Church  in 
Boston,in4?ermons.  Boston,  1830.  8°.— 3286 

Wissant.  Anville,  J.  B.  B.  d'.  Memoire  sur 
le  Portus  Itlus.  13  pp.  (Inst,  de  France,  Acad.  InscHpt. 
Hist.  V.  28,  1761,  p.  397.) 

Wisseinboni'g.    Annales  Weissemburgen- 

ses.    20  pp.    (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Pairoi.  s.  iai.  V.  141,  p.  466.) 

Wissenlo,  Von.    18  cent.    [Lieder.]    2  pp. 

(Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der.  Minnesinger,  v.  2,  p.  143.) 

Wissenschaft  des  slawischen  myth- 

us.    Hanusch,  I.  J.  —2275 

Wisser,  Wilhelm.  Quaestiones  Tibullianae. 
Kiliae.  1870.    8°.  3345 

Wissmann,  Theodor.  1853-83.  King  Horn. 
Untersuchungen  zur  mitteleriglischen 
sprach-  und  litteratur-gesohichte.      Strass- 

■  burg,  1876.  8°-  (Brink,  B.  ten,  and  others, 
Quellenundforschungen,v.  16.)  — 3166 

(Ed.)    Lied  von  King  Horn.    Mit  ein- 

leitung.  anmerkungen,  und  glossar.  Strass- 
burg,  1881.  8°.  (Brink,  B.  ten,  and  others, 
Quellen  undforschungen,  v.  45.)  — 3166 

Wuelcker,  R.  P.      Theodor  Wissmann.      5  pp. 

(Anglia,  v.  7,  1884,  p.  607.} 

Wissowa,  Georg  (Ed.)  1859—.  Quinti 
Septimi  Florentis  TertuUiani  opera.  See 
Teitullianus,  Q.  S.  F. 

Wistar,  Caspar,  M.  D.       Life  of.       8  pp. 

(Longacre,  J.  B.,  and  Herring,  J.,  Nat.  portr.  gallery, 
V.  2.)— Morris,  C.  Life  ot  W.  23  pp.  (Gross,  S.  D., 
Lives  of  Am.  physicians,  p.  116.; 

Wistar,  Brig.-Oen.  Isaac  Jones.  Baltz,  J.  D. 
Brl?.-Gen.  Wistar.  19  pp.  (Ira  his  Hon.  Edward  D. 
Balser,  p.  29.) 

Wister,  Mrs.  Sarah  Butler.  1835—.  Car- 
nival ot  Rome.  34  pp.  {Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  37, 1876,  pp. 
289,  385.)— Carnival  of  "Venice.  24  pp.  (Allant. 
Monthly,  v.  35,  1875,  p.  176.) 

Wiswall,  Hattie.  Brockett,  L.  P.,  and 
Vaughan,  Mrs.  M.  G.  In  tlieir  Woman's  work  in  the 
civil  war,  p.  725.    3  pp. 

Wit,  Frederik  de.  Atlas  der  geheele  wereld, 
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Wit  and  mirth,  or  pills  to  purge  melan- 
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Wit  restored.  Mennis,  Sir  J.,  and  Smith, 
J.     2  V.  1336 

Witasse  or  Vuitasse,  Charles.  1660-1716. 
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Witch  of  Roseberry  Topping.    19  pp. 

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Witch  of  the  gray  thorn.  3  pp.  (Black- 
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Witch  of  the  middle  ages.    Michelet, 

J.  —2477 

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G.,  Vision  of  Echard,  p.  20. 


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See  Magic,  sorcery,  witch- 
{Blackwood^s 
{Blach- 


Witchcraft. 

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Witcli-Hauiptoii  hall.    31  pp. 

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Witcli>tIiorn,  The.    23  pp.     {Dublin  Univ. 

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Witger.       10   cent.       Genealogia   Amulfl 

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Oenealogla  coinltum  Flandrlae.  8  pp.  (Mlgue, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  209,  p.  928.) 

With  General  Grant   in   the  East. 

Keating,  J.  M.  1486 

With  General  Sheridan  in  Lee's  last 
campaign.    Newhall,  Lt.-Col.  F.  C.      -   2647 

With  liOrd  Stratford  in  the  Crimean 
war.     Skene,  J.  H.  3494 

With  Sa'di  in  the  garden,  or  the  book 
of  love.     Arnold,  Sir  E.  1883 

With  the  armies  of  the  Balkans  and 
at  Gallipoli  in  1877-78.  Fife-Cookson,  Lt.- 
Col.  3.  C.  3495 

With  the  French  in  Mexico.  Elton, 
Capt.  J.  F.  1637 

With  the  Kurram  field  force,  1878-79. 
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With  Walker  in  Nicaragna.    41  pp. 

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Hallelujah,  or  Britain's  3  remembrancer 

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^-^  Hymnes  and  songs  of  the  church.  [Man- 
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Juvenilia.  Poems,  contained  in  the  col- 
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1626  and  1688.  London,  1871.  3  v.  sm.  4°. 
(Spenser  Soc.  Pttb.)  1315 
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the  mistress  of  Pliilarete,  v.  3.  —  Fidelia,  v.  2.  — 
Prince  Henries  obseqnies,  v.  2. — A  Saf.yre,  v.  2. 
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motto,  T.  3. 

Miscellaneous  works.    London,  1872-78. 

6  V.  sm.  4°.     (Spenser  Soc.  Pub.)  1315 

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Carmen  expostulatorinm.  v.  1. — The  Dark  lan- 
tern, V.  3. — The  Doubtfall  almanack,  v.  1. — 
X^clloes  from  the  sixth  trumpet,  v.  6.— S^pisto- 
linm--vagum-prosametricum,  v.  1.  — Fldes- 
Anglioana,  v.  6. — Fragmenta  prophetica,  v.  6, — 
Furor-poeticus  (i.  e.)  proplieticns,  v.  6 — Im- 
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Respublica  Anglicana,  or  the  historie  of 

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{Attributed  to. )    Great  assises  holden  in 

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Withers,  Alexander  S.  Chronicles  of  bor- 
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Withers,  James  Reynolds.    Craik,  Mrs.  D. 

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Withers,  R.  J.    Church  of  the  Holy  Cross, 

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Withers,  Robert.  Grand  Siguier's  serrag- 
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Withers,  Thomas  J.  Perry,  B.  F.  Thomas 
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Witherspoon,  John,  D.  D.,  LL.D.  1733- 
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tures on  moral  philosophy,  eloquence,  and 


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divinity  ;  his  speeches  in  the  American  Con- 
gress ;  and  many  other  valuable  pieces, 
never  before  pub.  in  this  country.  Edin- 
burgh, 1804-05.  ,  9  V.  13°.  —2247 
Ctmtents.  Observations  on  the  improvement  of 
Aniei'icn,v.  9.— Thoughts  on  American  liberty, 
V.  9.— Arlstidcs,  v.  9.— Speech  In  Congress  on  the 
convention  with  Gen.  Btirgoyne,  v.  9. — Part  of  a 
speech  in  Congress  upon  the  confederation,  v.  9. — 
The  Druid,  v.  9. — Scclesinstical  characteris- 
tics :  or,  the  arcana  of  ctiiirch  policy,  v.  6 — Lectures 
oueloqneuce,  v.  7. — Essays  on  Important  subjects, 
V.  6,  8. — Essays  on  interesting  subjects,  v.  7 — Part  of  a 
speech  in  Congress  on  the  finances,  v.  9. — On  the 
Georgia  coustitntion,  v.  9.— Practical  discourses 
oa  the  leading  truths  of  the  Gospel,  v.  2.— On  the 
contest  between  Great  Britain  and  America,  v. 
9 — Part  of  a  speech  in  Congress  on  the  conference 
proposed  by  Lord  Ho"ivc,v.  9.— On  the  controversy 
about  independency,  v.  9. — Essay  on  justifica- 
tion, v.  1.— l»ife  of  Rev.  John  Wltherspuon,  v.  1. — 
Speech  in  Congress  on  a  motion  for  paying  the  in- 
terest of  loan  office  certificates,  v.  9 Money  as 

a  medium  of  commerce,  v.  9. — Lectures  on  moral 
philosophy,  V.  7. — Description  of  the  slate  of  We-*v 
Jersey,  v.  9.— Letters  respecting  play-actors,  v.  6. 
—Speech  in  Congress  on  the  appointment  of  pleni- 
potentiaries, V.  9,— Address  to  the  students  of  the 
senior  class,  at  Princeton,  v.  6.— Reflections  on  the 
present  state  of  public  affairs,  and  on  the  duty  and 
interest  of  America  in  this  important  crisis,  v.  9. — 

Supplication  of  J.  R v.  9 A  few  reficciions, 

V.  y.— Treatise  on  regeneration,  v.  1.— Sermons  on 
interesting  subjects,  v.  i,  5. — Sermons  on  practical 
subjects,  V.  3.— History  of  a  corporation  of  servants, 
V.  6.— Nature  and  effects  of  the  stage,  v.  6.— Towne, 
B.  Recantation,  v.  9.— Memorial  and  manifesto  of 
the  TTiiited  States  of  North  America;  On  the  affairs 
of  the  United  States,  v.  9.— Address  to  Gen.  Wash, 
ington,  v.  9.— On  the  proposed  market  in  Gen. 
Washington's  camp,  v.  9. 

Speeches.    18  pp.    (Moore,  F.,  Am.  eloquence,  v.  1, 

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Witliie,  John.  17  cent.  Fac-simile  of  a 
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of  the  v^arde  of  Alldersgate  since  the  tyme 
of  King  Henry  6,  beginninge  at  the  30  yeere 
of  his  reigne  until  this  present  yeeare  of  our 
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Withrington,  Robert.  Sarracoll,  J.  Voy- 
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Witnesses.  Heettell, T.  Demurrer:  or, 
proofs  of  error  in  the  decision  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  the  state  of  New  York, 
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United  States  courts  to  colored  witnesses.  Speech  In 
the  Senate,  on  an  amendment  to  the  civil  appropria- 
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Testimony  of  colored  persons  in  the  courts  of  the 
United  States.  Speeches  In  the  Senate  .  . .  July  3  and 
15,  1862.  10  pp.  (Works,  v.  7,  p.  152.)— In  the  wit- 
ness-box. 4  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  31, 1865,  p.  284.) 
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Wits,  Witsen,  or  Witsius,  Herman.  1636-1708. 
.^gyptiaca,  et  Ae/ca^uAov,  sive,  de  JEgyptiaco- 
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libri  III,  et  de  X  tribubus  Israelis  liber  sin* 
gularis.  Accessit  diatribe  de  legione  ful- 
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De  oeconomia  foederum  Dei  cum  homi- 

nibus  libri  IV  ;  ex  recensione  auctoris,  pri- 
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Woide,  Karl  Gottfried  (Sd.)  1735-90.  No- 
vum Testamentum  Graecum  e  codice  MS 


WOIDE 


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Alexandrino,  qui  Londini  in  Bibliotheca 
Musei  Britannici  asservatur,  descriptum. 
Londini.  1786.     fo.  —1321 

Woillez,  Emmanuel.  1799-1871.  Reper- 
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Wolbei-on,  Abbot  of  St.  Pantalion.    —1167. 

CoiiimRntariM  Jn  Caiutcacautlcovum.    lllpp.    (Mlgne, . 
J.  P.,  Pah-ol.  s.  I,at.  v.  195,  p.  1001.) 

Wolboclo,  Bp.  o/iodj.  Vita.  7pp.   {Frank- 

fon  Snc.  Seiipt.  V.  20,  p.  565.) 

Wolttodon,  St.,   Bp.  of  Liege.i   Reiner,  of 

Liege.  Vita  Sanotl  Wolbodonla  Leodlenals  eiilsoopi. 
8  pp.    (Migne,  J.  v..  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  204,  p.  191.) 

Woloot,  John,  M.  D.  (Peter  Pindar, psetid.) 
1738-1819.  Works,  to  which  are  prefixed 
memoirs  of  the  author's  life.  Newed.  Lon- 
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Gontetitsf.  Lord  Aucltland's  triumpli,  v.  4.— Blr 
Joseph  Banks  and  the  Emperor  of  Mororco,  v.  2. — 
Epiatle  to  James  Boswell,  v.  1,— Bozzyand  Pi- 
ozzt,  V.  1.— Horrors  of  bribery,  v.  5.  —  CompU- 
meniary  epiatle  to  James  Bi'iice,  v.  2.— Cnrlton- 
hnuse  fete.  v.  5.— Celebration,  v.  3.— Epistles  to 

Mrs.  Clarke. V.5 Coiiventlon-blll.  v.  3.— Expos- 

tulalory  odes  to  a  great  diike  and  a  little  lord,  v.  2. — 
Boyal  visit  to  Kxeter,  v.  3.— Great  cry  and  Utile 
wool,  V.  6.— Hair-po-wder.  v.  3.— Odes  to  ins  and 
outs,  V.  4.— Island  of  innocence,  v.  5. — Odes  to 
Kien  Iion;;,  v.  3.— Bights  of  kings,  v.  2.— Advice  to 
a  future  laureat,  v.  2.— Instructions  to  a  celehrated 
laureat,  v.  1.— Liberty's  last  sqneak,  v.  3.— Ode  to 
the  livery  of  London,  v.  3.— Epistle  to  the  Earl  of 
lionsdale,  v.  3.— Epistle  to  the  Lord  Mayor,  v.  6. 

— The  Lousiad,  v.  1 Epistle  to  Lord  Macartney 

and  his  ships,  v.  3.— Memoir  of  Woloot,  v.  1.— Mid- 
dlesex election,  v.  4.— Epistle  to  a  falling  minister, 
V.  2.— More  money,  v.  2. — Nil  admirari,  v.  4,— Ode 
npon  ode;  Apologetic  postscript  to  ode  upon 
ode,  V.  1.— Pathetic  odes,  v.  3.— Odes  of  importance, 
V.  3.  —  One  tliousand  seven  hundred  and 
ninety-six,  v.  3.— Out  at  last,  v.  3.— Odes  to  Mr. 
Paine,  v.  2.— Subjects  for  painters,  v.  2.— Brother 
Peter  to  brother  Tom,  v.  1. — Peter's  pension,  v.  2. 
—Peter's  prophecy,  v.  2.— Pindariaiia,  v.  4. — 
Pitt  and  his  statue,  v.  4. — Epistle  to  the  Pope,  v.  3. 
—The  remonstrance,  v.  2.  —.Epistle  to  the  re- 
vleivers,  v.  1.— Rowland  for  an  Oliver,  v.  2.— Lyric 
odes  to  the  royal  academicians,  v.  1. — One  more 
peep  at  the  royal  academy,  v.  5.— The  royal  tour, 
V.  3.— Epistle  to  Count  Rumford,  v.  5.— Tears  of  St. 
Margaret,  V.  3.— Talcs  of  the.  Hoy,  v.  4 — Tears 
and  smiles,  v.  5.— Tristia,  or  the  sorrows  of  Peter,  v. 
5.— Benevolent  epistle  to  Sylvanus  IJrban,  v.  2.— 
Index,  V.  5.  "  ^ 
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— —  Memoirs  of  W.  -7  pp.  [Worles,  v.  1,  p.  v.)- Peter 
Pindar.    18  pp.     {Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  104, 1868,  p.  65.) 

Wolcott,  Oliver,  LL.  D.  Sanderson,  J. 
Wolcott.  11  pp.  (/k  his  Biog.  of  the  signers,  v.  2,  p. 
95:  V.  3,  p.  61.) 

Wolcott,  Oliver,  LL.  D.  1760-1833.  Me- 
moirs of  the  administrations  of  Washington 
and  John  Adams.    See  Gibbs,  G. 

Wolcott,  Roger.    1679-1767.    Agency  of  Mr. 

Wmthrop  in  obtaining  a  charter  for  Connecticut.  37 
pp.     (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  v.  4,  1796,  p.  262.) 

Wplcott,  Roger.    William  Hiokling  Pres- 

cbtt.    17  pp.    (New  Eng.  Hist.  Geneal.  Soc.  Mem.  Uog. 
V.  3,  p.  322.) 
Wolcott,     Samuel.     Christus     pacificator,- 

poem.  1  p.  {Scrihner's  Monthly,  v.  3,  1872,  p.  650.)— 
The  Cloud  and  flre,  a  hymn.  1  p.  (Smdner's 
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Wolcott,  Cown.     Oecutt,  S.     History  of  the 

town  of  Wolcott,  1731  to  1874.     1874. 
Woldemar,  Elector  of  Brandenburg.    Bec- 

■  man,  B.  L.  Dissertation  sur  le  mariage  de  W.  11  pp. 
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Woldemar.    Jacobi,  F.  H.,  WerJee,  v.  5. 

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Ihr  briefwechsel  {1781-93).  See  Leopold  II, 
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ArchdlAchess  of  Avstria. 

and    Zwiedincok  -  Sticdcnhorst, 

Hans  von.  Oesterreich  unter  Maria  Ther- 
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Gei'man.    11  pp.     {Bladmond's  M<iq.  v.  3, 1818,  p.  079.) 

Wolf,  Christian  Wilhelm  Fiiedrioh  August. 
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Wolf,  Edmund  Jacob,  D.  D.  Lutherans  in 
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Ueber  die  lais,  sequenzen,  und  leiche. 

Ein  beitrag  zur  geschichte  der  rhy thmischen 
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{Ed.)   Huyge  van Bourdeus.    Einnieder- 

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Sbert,   A.    Le   BrSsU  litt«ralre,    par  W.    18  pp. 

(Jahrb.f.  roman.und  engl,  lit.  v.  6, 1864,  p.  222.)— Ferdi- 
nand Wolf.  Seine  bedeutung  fuer  die  romanlsche 
philologie,  naraentUcli  die  Uteraturgeschichte.  35 
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Koehler,  E.  Zu  F.  Wolf's  Proben  portugieslscher 
und  catalanischer  volksromanzen.  8  pp.  {Jahrb.  f, 
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and    Hofuianii,  Conrad  {Eds.)    Pri- 

mavera  y  flor  de  romances,  6  coleccion  de 
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Navnrra,  AragOD,  y  Nfi-poles,  v.  1. — Secoion  de  ro- 
maace.s  sobre  la  htbtorla  y  tradlclones  de  Portns;"!* 
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historicoSf    v.    1-  —  Romances    novelescos    y 

cahallerescos  sueltos,  v.  '2. 

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Wolf,  Hieronymus.  1516-80.  Commenta- 
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PassoTT,  F.  L.  K.  F.    Hieronymus  Wolf's  Jugend- 

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Wolf,  Johann  Christian  [Ed.)  1689-1770. 
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Wolf,  Johann  Christoph.  1683-1739.  Bib- 
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1845.     8°.  ,        ■     1233 

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1335 

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Wolf,  Joseph.  Life  and  habits  of  wild  ani- 
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letters  and  journals,  with  portrait.  London, 
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Wolf,  Peter  Philipp.  1761-1808.  Allgemeine 
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ihres  ordens  bis  auf  gegenwaertige  zeiten. 
Zuerieh,  1789-93.    4  v.  13°.  —3397 

Geschichte  Maximilians  I  und  seiner  zeit. 

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Wolf,  Rudolf.  1816—.  Geschichte  der  as- 
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Wolf,    See  cdso  Wolfe.— Wolff.— Woolf. 


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Wolf  stript  of  his  shepherd's  cloth* 

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Wolfart,    Johann    Friedrich.      Kuhn,    A. 

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[Eds.)  Des  Guiot  von  Provins  bis  jetzt  be- 
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deutscher  metrischer  uebersetzung  mit  ein- 
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Wolfdietrich.  Liebrecht,  F.  Zur  littera- 
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p.  2117.) 

Wolfe,  Rev.  Charles.  1791-1823.  Remains 
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The  Contrast.    1  p.    (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  2, 1833, 

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GreenvFood,    F.  W.  P.     Eemains  of   W.  '  9  pp. 

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Wolfe,    MaJ.-Oen.     James.     Paekman,    F. 

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France  and  England  in  North  America,  pt. 

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Wolfe,  Rev.  T.     Burial  of.     2  pp.     [Dublin 

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Wolfeborongh,  N.  H.    Lowell,  C.    Note 

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Wolfenbnettel.    Annales    Guelferbytani.- 

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IVolfT,  ( — ).    Auszuege aus  dem  katechismus 

der  Noaaalrier.  8  pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  gesella.  Ztils. 
V.  3, 18i9,  p.  302.) 

Wolff,  Abraham.  Zymotic  diseases  :  their 
correlation  and  causation.  London,  ,1873. 
13°.  —3767 

Wolff,  Mrs.  Anna  Maria.  Fahnestock,  G. 
"W.  Centennial  memorial  of  Christian  and 
Anna  Maria  Wolff.     lAnon,^    1863. 

Wolff,  Christian,  Freiherr  von.  1679-1754. 
Eigene  lebensbeschreibung.  Heraiisg.  mit 
einer  abhandlung  ueber  Wolff  von  Heinrich 
Wuttke.    Leipzig,  1841.     12°.    ,  5875 

Krdinann,  J.  E.    Wolff  uad  seine  schule.    127  pp. 

{In  his  Versucti  einer  wisa.  geach.  der  neuern  philoa. 
V.  2,  pt.  ^,  p.  249.)— Wnttke,  H.  Ueber  Christian 
Wolff,  <len  phllosophen.  106  pp.  (Wolff,  0.,  Freiherr 
von,  Eigene  lebensbeschreibung ^  p.  1.) 

Wolff,  Christian.  Fahnestock,  G.  W.  Cen- 
tennial memorial  of  Christian  and  Anna 
Maria  Wolff.     lAnon.1  1863. 

Wolff,  Gustav  (Ed-)  Porphyrii  de  philo- 
sophia    ex    oraculis    haurienda.    See    Por- 

Wjhyrins.  . 
Olff,  Jens.     Grimm,  W.  K.     Runakefli  par 

W.    2  pp.    {Kleinere  schri/ten,  v.  2,  p.  278.) 

Wolff,  JohannFriedrioh.  1778-1806.  Icones 
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langae,  1800-04.     4°.  —2678 

Wolff,  Joseph,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.  1795-1863.  Nar- 
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ascertain  the  fate  of  Col.  Stoddart  and  Capt. 
ConoUy.     New  York,  1845.     8°.  1414 

HolIaud.F.  W.    Joseph  Wolff.    11  pp.  .  ( Cte.  Exam. 

T.  71,  1861,  p.  422.) 

See  a!so  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  90, 1861,  p.  135;  Duhlln 
Eev.  V.  49,  1861,  p.  156. 

Wolff,  Julius.     1834—.     Zur  goldenen  hooh- 

zeic  dea  kaisers  und  der  kaiserin.    Festspiei.    20  pp. 
[Deutsche  rundschau,  v.  20,  1879,  p.  1.)     ■ 
Schmidt.  H.  J.    Julius  Woiff.    6  pp.     {In  his  Por- 
traits aus  dem  19  jahrh.  p.  448.) 

Wolff,  Karl.  Historischer  atlas.  Neunzehn 
karten  zur  mittleren  und  neueren  ge- 
schichte.     Berlin,  1877.     fo.  1451 

Die  unmittelbaren  theile  des  ehemaligen 

roemisch  -  deutschen  kaisserreiches  nach 
ihrer  frueheren  und  gegenwaertigen  ver- 
bindung.     Berlin,  1873.     8°.  3696 

Wolff,  Karl  Fr.  Futur  und  conditional  II 
im  altprovenzalischen.  Marburg,  1885.  8°. 
(Stengel,  E.,  4tissrabe»i,v.  30.)  3305 

Wolff,  M.  Bemerkungen  zu  dem  wortlaute 
der  Einuuotwe-Deut.  14pp.  (Deutach.  morg.  geselis. 
Zeits.  v.  32,  1878,  p.  694.) 

Wolff,  O.  J.  B.    Mechanik  des  riechens.     35 

pp.     [Samml.  wissens.  vortrg.  v.  13, 1878,  p.  1.) 

Wolff,  Oscar  Ludwig  Bernhard  [Ed.).  1799- 
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Contents. 

Abbt-Buesohing,  v.  1.  Laber-Nostltz,  v.  6. 

Calaglus-Eurchau,  v.  2.  Obereit-Schmalz,  v.  6. 

Gaal-Hegner,  v.  3.  Sohmauss-Zweter,  v.  7. 

Heldenreioh-Kuettner,  V.  4.    Supplement,  v.  8. 

(Ed.)    Geschiohte  von  der  geduldtgen  Helena, 

toohter  des  Kaisers  Antonius  .  .  .  Nebst  der  ge- 
schiohte von  dem  edlen  linkenritter  Polyearpus  von 
Clarissa.  40  pp.  <Marbaoh,  G.  O.,  Volksliuecher,  No. 
37.)— (iSd.)  Anmuthlge  geschiohte  von  Prlnz  Ger. 
bino  und  Prinzcssin  Rosina.  34  pp.  (Mar- 
baoh,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  U.)—{Ed.)  Cavaliers 
Monsieur  Hans  Guck  in  die  welt.  Zusammenge- 
tragenelustlgescherzreden.  20pp.  (Marbach, G.  O., 
Volksbuecher,  No.  45,  p.  41.)— (ffd.)  Joacliini  nud 
Annat  das  sind:  die  wahrhaften  schoenen  und 
(rommen  geaohlohten  von  der  geburt  der  heiligen 
Jungtrau  Maria,  sowie  von  dem  heiligen  grelse 
Joseph  dem  zimmermann  von  Nazareth,  und  endllch 
von  der  kindhelt  unseres  Herrn  upd  heilandes.  Aus 
dem  arablschen  neu  verdeutscht.  90  pp.  (Marbach, 
G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  47.)— (Ei.)  Hoechst  wiohtlge 
und  erbauiiche  geschiohte  von  dem  leben  Jesu 
Christi,  welches  NIcodemua,  ein  rabbiner  und 
oberster  der  Juden,  besohrleben-hat,  wle  er  aolches 
aelbst  gesehen  und  ertahren,  well  er  des  Herrn  Jesu 
Christ!  helmlicher  juenger  und  nachfoiger  gewesen 
ist.  73  pp.  (Marbach,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  48.)— 
(Ed.)  Der  lustige  kirmessbruder,  welcher 
durch  llstige  raenke  aul  den  kirmessen  die  bauern 
und  andere  personen  unterhalten  und  vergnuegt  ge- 
macht  hat.  40  pp.  (Marbach,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No. 
45.) — {Ed.)  Der  maerbisclie  Sulenspiegel.  Das 
Ist :  seltsame  und  kurzweilige  geachichten  von  Hans 
Clauert  in  Trebbln.  51  pp.  (Marbach,  G.  O.,  Volks- 
buecher, No.  39.) — [Ed.)  Der  wegen  seiner  kurzweillgen 
possen  merkwuerdige  Ruebezahl,  Oder  der  sohalk- 
hafte  berggeiat.  67  pp.  (Marbach,  G.  O.,  Fo/fcsbwec/ier, 
No.  40.)— (.Ed.)  Die  wuuderbare  und  merkwuerdige 
geschiohte  vom  zauberer  Virgilius,  aeinem  ieben, 
seinen  thaten,  und  selnen  ends.  44  pp.  (Marbach, 
G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  i6.)—{m.)  Der  -vreise  ritter. 
Merkwuerdige  und  anmuthlge  geschiohte  des  Her- 
zogs  Herplu  voii  Bourges  und  seines  in  der  gefangen- 
schaft  gebornen  sohnes  Loewe,  welche  spaeter  durch  - 
Gottes  ratbsohlusskoeuig  von  Sioilien  wurde.  186  pp. 
(Marbach,  G.  O.,  Volksbueclfer,  Nos.  41-43.)— (SJ.)  Ge- 
schiohte vou  "Wollnsin,  einem  roemlschen  fuerst 
und  bischof,  welcher  von  dem  kaiser  Tiberius  als 
gesandter  nach  Jerusalem  gesohlokt  worden  ist.  20 
pp.    (Marbach,  G.  O.,  Volksbuecher,  No.  48,  p.  74.) 

Grimm,    W.    K.    Saramlung    historischer    volka- 

lieder  von  W.    3  pp.    {Kleinere  schri/ten,  v.  2,  p.  430.) 

Wolff.    See  also  Wolf.— Wolfe.— Woolf. 
Wolff  berg,  S.    Ueber  die  impfung.     His- 

torisch-statistlache  mitthellungen  ueber  pookenepl- 
demlen  und  Imptung  nebst  eiuer  theorle  dersohutz- 
iraptung.  47  pp.  {Samml.  wissens,  vortrg.  v.  19, 1884,  p. 
167.) 

Wolffhart,  Conrad.    See  Lycosthenes,  C. 
Wolfgang,  St.,  Bp,  of  Batisbon.    Otlo,  of 

St.  Emmeran's,  Batisbon.  Vita  Sancti  Wolfkangl  epla- 
copi.  22  pp.  (Frankfort  Soo.  Script,  v.  4,  p.  521 ; 
Mlfrne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  146,  p.  389.) 

Wolfger  von  Passau,  Nagele,  A.  Walther 
uud  Wolfger  von  Passau.  8  pp.  {Germania,  v.  24, 
1879,  p.  392.)— ZarncUe,  P.  Zu  Germania  XXIV,  392. 
2  pp.     (eermania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  71.) 

Wolfliard,  of  Hasenried.    —903.    Ex  mi- 

raculis  Sauotae  Waldburgls  Monheimensfbus.  21  pp. 
(Fraokfurt  Soc.  Scrip*,  v.  15,  pt.  1,  p.  535.)— Vita 
Sanctae  Walpurgls  abbatissae^eldouheimensls; 
Praetatlones  iu  libros  suos  XII  de  actls  Sanctorum. 
17  pp.    (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  129,  pp.  806,  893.) 

Wolf  helin.  Abbot  of  Brauweiler.    —1091. 

Opusoulum  de saorameutD  aitaris;  Versus deutroque 
Testamento.  16  pp.  (Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s,  Lat.  v. 
164.  p.  433.) 

Conrad,   Monk  of  Brauweiler.    Vita  Wolfhelmi  ab- 

baiis  Brunwilarensis.  16  pp.  (Frankfort  Soc.  5crip(. 
V,  12,  p.  180 ;  Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  164,  p.  403.) 

Wolf  her.    See  Wolferus. 

Wolfliigs.  MoEEis,  W.  Tale  of  the  house 
of  the  Wolfings,  and  all  the  kindred  of  the 
mark,  written  in  prose  and  in  verse.     1889. 

Wolfoald.  6cent.  Charta  qua  Wolfoaldus 
et  Adalsluda,  uxor  ejus,  plurlma  dona  oouferuut 
monasterio  S.  Mlchaeils  in  pago  Virdunensl.  8  pp. 
(Migne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s,  Lat,  v.  88,  p.  1264.) 


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Wolfram  von  Eschmbach.  —1225.  [Werke.] 

2  ausgabe    von    Karl  Lachmann.    Berlin, 

1854.     8°.  2353 

Contents,    tieder.— Parzlval.— Tlturel.— 'Wll- 

lelialm, 

Parcival.     Ein  ritter-gedlcht  aus  dem  13 

jahrhundert.  Berlin,  1784.  4°.  (Mueller, 
C.  H.,  Saml.  deutsch.  gedichte  XII-XIV 
jahrh.  v.  1.)  2353 

The  same.  Stuttgart,  1855.  12°.  (Krais, 
F.  J.,  Altdeutsch.  heldendichtung. ,  bearbeit. 
in prosa,  V.  2.)  2354 

Parzival    und     Titurel.     Herausg.    von 

Karl  Bartsch.  Leipzig,  1870-71.  3  v.  12°. 
(Pfeiffer,  F.,  Deutsch.  classik.  des  mittelalt. 
V.  9-11.)  2355 

[Lieder,]  6  pp.  (Hagen,  F.  H.  von  der,  Minne- 
singer, V.  1,  p.  284 ;  V.  2,  p.  7  i  v.  3,  p.  111.)— [Minlie- 
lleder.]  5  pp.  {Biblioth.  lit.  vereins  in  Stuttg.  v.  5,  p. 
175;  T.  9,  p.  176.)  — Bruehstueok  aus  Parzival,  S 
pp.  (Germania,  v.  30, 1885,  p.  84.)— Zuerlcher  Parzival- 
bruchstueck.  7  pp.  (^Germania,  v.  SO,  1885,  p.  317.)— 
Bruchstueclse  von  Parilval  und  AVillehalm.  7 
pp.  ( Gerntama,  V.  16,1871,  p.  167.)— Bruehstueok  von 
'Willehalm,  2  pp.  (Cermania,  v.  17,  1872,  p.  431.)— 
Bruchstueckeelnerhaudschriftdes  WUlelialm.  5  pp. 
{ Germania,  v.  31, 1886,  p.  211.)— Fragcneute  elner  neuen 
handschrift  vou  Wllielialm.  B  pp.  (Germania,  v,  14, 
1869,  p.  271.) 

Bock,    L.     Wolframs    von    Eschenbach 

bilder  und  woerter  fuer  freude  und  lied. 
1879.  (Brink,  B.  ten  and  others,  Quellen 
und  forschimgen,  v.  33.) 

SCHULZ,  A.    (San-Marte,  pseud.)    Eeim- 

register  zu  den  werken  Wolfi-ams  von 
Eschenbach.  1867.  [Biblioth.  der  deutsch. 
nat.  lit.  Abth.  3,  v.  2.) 

Baler.  A.    Der  eingaug  des  Parzival  und  Gotfrieds 

TrisLaii.  5  pp.  (^Germania,  v.  25,  1880,  p.  403.) — Zur 
chroHologie  von  Wolframs  Parzival  und  Hartmanos 
Iweln.  1  p.  (Germania,  v.  23,  1«78,  p.  448.)— Bartscll, 
K.  F.  Zwel  neuc  bruchstueclie  von  "Wolf  I'ama  TiturHl. 
37  pp.  {Germania,  v.  13,  186H,  p.  1.)— Becll,  F.  Zu 
Parzival  IX,  915  t.  2  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  24, 1879,  p.  297.) 
— Zu  Woltram  von  Esolienbacli.  14  pp.  {Germania,  v. 
7,  1862,  p.  291.)— Boetticher,  G.  Ueber  die  elgen- 
thueinlk-hkeUen  dersprai-lip  Wiiltrams.  76  pp.  {Ger- 
mania, V.  21,  1876,  p.  257.)— Pulda,  L.  N'.cli  elumal 
zelt  uud  haruisoll  Im  1  und  2  buclie  des  Parzival.  9 
pp.  {Germania,  v.  31,  1886,  p.  41.)— Grimm,  W.  K. 
Glelcliulsse  Im  Osslan  und  Parzival.  In  py.  (Kleinere 
sokrifien,  v.  1,  |j.  48.)— Lebeu  und  dlchten  Wuitrams 
vnu  Eschenbach,  herausg.  von  Saii-M;irte.  2  pp. 
{Kleiiiere  schri/len,  v.  2,  p.  468.)— Holland,  H.  Zu 
■Wolframs  Parzival.  5  pp.  {Germania,  v.  6,  1861,  p. 
467.1— Lachmann,  K.  K.  F.  W.  RnseuKranz,  Tilurel 
und  Dante.  7  pp.  {Kleinere  schri/len,  v.  1,  p.  S.il.)— 
tJeber  den  elugang  des  Pai-zlvals.  39  pp.  {Kleinere 
schri/len,  V.  1,  p.  480j  Berlin  Akad.  wissi-iis.  Alihandl. 
18:i6,  p.  227.)— Pfeiffer,  F.  Zum  Titurel.  11  pp. 
(Germania,  v.  4,  IS.-.tl,  p.  298.)—  and  Schulz,  A.  Zuin 
Parzival,  8  pp.  {Germania,  v.  2,  1857,  p.  81.)— llo- 
chat.  A.  Der  deuischo  Parzival,  der  Cimte  delGraal, 
und  ChresUeus  fonsetzer.  7  jpp.  (Germania,  v.  4, 
1859,  p.  414.)— Wolfram  von  Eschenbach  und  Chres- 
tlens  de  Truyes.  40  pp.  ( Germania,  v.  3,  1858,  p.  81.) 
— Schiilz,  A.  Ueber  die  elgenuanien  Im  Parzival  des 
W.  25p|i.  (GermrMiu,  v.2,18.57,p.3S5.)— Vergleichung 
von  Wolframs  Parzival  mlt  Albivchts  Titurel  lu  theu- 
loglschir  bezlehung.  41  pp.  { Germania,  v.  8,  1863,  ji. 
421.1  — Wolfram  von  Es'-heiibach  und  Gulot  von 
Provlus.  20  pp.  (Germania,  v,  3,  1858,  p.  445.)— 
Wolframs  Parzival  utid  seine  beurtheiler.  ly  pp 
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nuizung  des  Parzlvals  durch  Wirut  von  Gravenberg. 
6  pp.  (Germania,  v.  20,  1875,  p.  4:i2,)-S«roljl,  J.  Zu 
Wolframs  Willehalm.  1  p.  ( GTmoriTo,  v.  15,  1870,  p. 
9*.)- Sucliier.  H.  Ueber  eluljie  handschrltteu  voii 
Wclfrains  Willehalm.  4  pp.  (Germania,  v.  17,  1872,  p 
177.)  — Wolframs  WUIehalm  hIs  vniksbuch.  3  pp. 
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Zur  chronologlscheii  bestlmmuny:  des  VI  und  Vll 
buches  von  Wolframs  Parzival  und  ueber  deu  begiun 
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Wolfram, Joseph.    Scheinpflug,  B.    Joseph 

Wolfram.  7  pp.  (Vereln  f.  geach.  d.  Deutschen  In 
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Wolfram,  Robert.    Saechsische  volkssagen. 

Zwickau,  1863.     12°.  .  1236 

Wolkenstein,  Margaretha  von  Schwangau 

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Wollaslou,  Arthur  Naylor.  1842—.  Eng- 
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Half  hours   with  Muhammad  :  being  a 

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Wollaston,  Thomas  Vernon.  1822—.  Cata- 
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in  the  collection  of  the  British  Museum. 
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Catalogue  of  the  coleopterous  insects  of 

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Coleoptera  Atlantidum,  being  an  enume- 
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— --  Coleoptera  Hesperidum,  being  an  enu- 
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Insecta  Maderensia  ;  being  an  account  of 

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Wollaston,  William.  1659-1724.  Religion 
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1726.    4°.  -4223 

The  same.  6  ed.  To  which  is  added  a 
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London,  1738.     4°,  —4223 

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Aecouut  of  the  life,  character,  and  writings  of  W. 

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Wollaston,  William  Hyde,  M.  D.  Bak- 
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Wolle,  Rev.  Francis.  1817—.  Fresh-water 
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diatomacea)  complemental  to  desmids  of 
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Wollenberg,  I.  Quaestio  philologica  de 
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WoUey,  Charles.    See  Wooley,  C. 

Wollstonecraft, Mary.  See  Godwin,  Mrs. 
M.  W. 

Wollusin,  Geschichte  von.    20  pp.    Wolfif, 

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Wolof  language.  Burton,  R.  F.  Pro- 
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WolOM'Ski,  Louis  Frangois  Michel  Ray- 
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France,  Acad.  Sci.  mdral.  M6m.  v.  U,  pt.  2, 1884,  p.  681.) 

Wolrad  II,  Graf  von  Waldeck.    1509-78. 

Tagebuch    waehrend    des   reichstages    zu 

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Kavanagh,  J.  English  women  of  letters. 

1863,  3  V. . 

French  women  of  letters,     1863,  3  v. 

Keddie,  H.  (Sarah  Tytler,  -pseud.),  and 

Watson,  J.  L.     Songstresses  of  Scotland. 

1871,  2  V. 
Le  Roux  de  Lincy,  a.  J.  v.,  and  Leyna- 

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Menage,  G.    Historia  mulierum  philoso- 

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—  Abrege  de  I'histoire  de  la  vie.  des 

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(Diogenes  Laertius,  Fies  des  plus  illustres 
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MiCHELET,  J.  Les  femmes  de  la  revolu- 
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Moore,  F.    Women  of  the  war.    1866. 

Nebdham,  Mrs.  E.  0.  C.    English  female 

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Female  warriors.  Memorials  of  fe- 
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Queens  of  song.     1865. 

Parton,  J.      Noted  women  of  Europe 

and  America.     1883. 

RtrssELL,  W.      Extraordinary  viromen  : 

their  girlhood  and  early  life.    1860. 


Sainte-Beuvb,  C.  a.  Portraits  de  fem- 
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Serviez,  J.  R.  de.     Lives  and  amours  of 

the  em  presses,  consorts  to  the  first  13  Caesars 
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SOMAIZE,  A.  B.,SieMr  de.  Dictionnaire  des 

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Starling,  E.    Noble  deeds  of  woman  ; 

or.  examples  of  female  courage  and  virtue. 
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Stevens,   A.      Woinen   of   Methodism.' 

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Tardy,  Mrs.  M.  T.  Living  female  writers 

of  the  South.     1873. 

Thomson,  Mrs.  K.  B.  (Grace  Wharton, 

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Trollopb,    T.    a.      Decade   of   Italian 

women.     1859,  2  v. 

Ward,  Mrs.  E.  S.  P.,  and  others.     Our 

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{Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88,  1876,  p.  71.)— Ernoiif,  A.  A., 
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85  pp.  {Am.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  6, 1829,  p.  438.)— Wlelancl, 
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See  also  Princesses.-Clueens.-Slngers.— Sov- 
ereigns. For  the  life  of  a  particular  woman,  see  her 
name. 

Woman,  Character  and  duties. 

Bdrnap,  G.  W.    Lectures  on  the  sphere 
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COBBE,  F.  P.     Duties  of  women.     1883. 

Dolce,  L.     De  gli  ammaestramenti  pre- 

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Ellis,  Mrs.  S.  S.     Women  of  England, 

their  social  duties,  and  domestic  habits. 
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La  Totte-Landry,  G.  de.      Livre  pour 

I'enseignement  de  ses  filles.     1854.      (Bib-_ 
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Book  of,  compiled  for  the  instruction 

of  his  daughters ;  tr.  from  the  original 
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OSSOLI,  8.  M.  F.,  Marchesa  d'.     Woman 

in  the  19  century,  and  kindred  papers  re- 
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woman.     1874. 

ROUSSEL,  P.    Systtoe  physique  et  moral 

de  la  femme.     1869. 

Thayer,  W.  M.  The  true  woman ;  ele- 
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Mary  Lyon  and  others.     1886. 

Agnevr,  J.  H.    Woman's  ofQces  and  influence.    4 

pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  3,  1851,  p.  654.)— Agrippa  ran 
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16  pp.  (Bern.  Rev.  v.  6,  1839,  p.  127.)— Ball,  B.  W. 
Woman's  rights  In  ancient  Athens.  14  pp.  {Allant. 
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25  pp.  (Butler,  .T.  E.,  Woman's  wnrk,  p.  1.)— Cooper, 
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(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  3,  18.59,  p.  137.)— Hllllard,  H.  W. 
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45  pp.  (BiUioth.  Sacra,  v.  36,  1878,  p.  1.)— Mann,  H. 
Few  thoughts  on  the  powers  and  duties  of  woman. 
143  pp.  {In  his  Lectures  on  various  subjects,  p.  129.)— 
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(Harper's  Mag.  v.  16,  1868,  p.  72.)— Our  wives.  6  pp. 
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Sears,  B.  Characteristics,  duties,  and  culture  of 
woman.  15  pp.  {Biblioth.  Sacra,  v.  10, 1863,  p.  433.)— 
Sheldon,  F.  Various  aspects  of  the  woman  ques- 
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Sherwood,  Mrs.  M.  E.  W.  New  England  women.  8 
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Ideals  of  feminine  usefulness.  16  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n. 
B.  V.  27,  1880,  p.  656.1— Smith,  C.  0.  Self-culture  of 
women.  10  pp.  (OUr.  Exam.  v.  61,  1851,  p.  185.)— 
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26  pp.  (C*r.  Eram.  V.  68, 1860,  p.  157.)— Weiss,  J.  The 
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1  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  817.)— "Woman- 
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63,  1869,  pp.  623,  696.)— "Woman's  mission.  27  pp. 
{Westm.  iZ«i).  v.  62,  1850,  p.  352.)— "Woman's  rights 
and  duties.  25  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  54,  1843,  p. 
373.)— "Women  and  scepticism.  20  pp.  (Fraser's 
Mag.  v.  68, 1863,  p.  619.)— "Women  of  Ireland.  6  pp. 
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Woman,  Diseases. 

Bernutz,  G.,  and   Goupil,  E.     Clinical 
memoirs  on  the  diseases  of  -nromen.     1866, 

2  V.     {New  Sydenham  Soc.) 

Churchill,  F.  {Ed.)  Essays  on  the  puer- 
peral fever,  and  other  diseases  peculiar  to 
"women.     1849.     {Sydenham  Soo.) 

GOOCH,  R.  On  some  of  the  most  import- 
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{New  Sydenham  Soc.) 


Mitchell,  S.  "W.    Lectures  on  diseases 

of  the  nervous  system,  especially  in  "women. 

1885. 

WooLSON,  Mrs.  A.  L.  G.   {Ed.)     Dress 

reform  :  a  series  of  lectures  ...  on  dress  as 
it  affects  the  health  of  women.     1874. 

Addison,  T.  On  the  disorders  of  females  con- 
nected with  uterine  irritation.  48  pp.  {Coll.  of  pub- 
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EeaUh  and  jjhysioal  habits  of  English  and  American 
women.  8  pp.  (5cri/Jnrr's  J/onift/y,  v.  7,  1874,  p.  747.)  — 
Cappe,  Mrs.  0.  Thoughts  on  the  deslrabinness  and 
utlliiy  of  ladies  visiting  the  female  wards  of  hospitals 
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See   also   Midwifery.  —  Ovaries.  —  Puerperal 
fever.*— "Uterus. 

Woman,  Duties.    See  ■with  Character. 

Woman,  Education.  See  Education  of 
women. 

Woman,  Employments.  See  with  Profes- 
sions. 

Woman,  Legal  rights,  suffrage,  etc. 

Amos,  S.     Difference  of  sex  as  a  topic  of 
jurisprudence  and  legislation.     1870. 

Baeeett-Lennaed,    T.        The    married 

women's  property  act.     1882. 

BlRNEY,   C.  H.     Grimke  sisters.    Sarah 

and  Angelina  Grimke,  first  American 
women  advocates  of  abolition  and  woman's 
rights.     1885. 

Brockett,  L.  p.    Woman :  her  rights, 

wrongs,  privileges,  and  responsibilities. 
1869. 

BusHNELL,  H.    Women's  suffrage;  the 

reform  against  nature.     1869. 

Dodge,   M.   A.   (Gail  Hamilton,  pseud.) 

Woman's  wrongs  :  a  counter-irritant.   1868. 

GiDE,  J.  P.  G.     Etude  sur  la  condition 

privee  de  la  femme  dans  le  droit  ancien  et 
moderne.     1867. 

Godwin,  Mrs.  M,  W.    Vindication  of  the  - 

rights  of  woman  ;  with  strictures  on  polit- 
ical and  moral  subjects.     V.  1.     1792. 

Jolly,  J.    Ueber  die  rechtliche  stellung 

der  frauen  bei  den  alten  Indern  nach  den 
Dharmagastra.     1876. 

Laboulaye,  E.  R.  L.    .Recherches  sur  la 

condition  civile  et  politique  des  femmes. 
1843. 

Maxwell,  Lady  C.  E.  S.  S.  N.    English 

laws  for  women  in  the  19  century.     1854. 

Mill,  J.  S.    The  subjection  of  women. 

1870. 

Peoffatt,  J.    Women  before  the  law. 

1874. 

Rights  of  women.     A  comparison  of  the 

relative  legal  status  of  the  sexes  in  the  chief 
countries  of  western  civilisation.     1875. 

Stanton.  Mrs.   E.  C,  Anthony,  S.  B., 

and  Gage,  M.  J.  {Eds.)  History  of  woman 
suffrage.     1881-87,  3  v. 

Thicknesse,  R.  Married  women's  prop- 
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Weill,  E.  La  femme  juive,  sa  condi- 
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Affranchissement  des  femmes.  [Anon.]    16  pp. 

(St.  Simon,  C.  H.  de  R.,  and  Enfantin,  B.  P.,  (Bmres,  v. 
45;  Pridicatims,  v.  3,  p.  361.)— Arnold,  A.     Political 


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V.  11,  1872,  p.  204.)— Women's  suffrage  j  PoUUoal  en- 
franchisement of  women ;  Legal  position  of  married 
women,  43  pp.  (In  Ms  Social  politics,  pp.  322,  835, 
350.)— Baudrlllart,  H.  L'agltatlon  pour  I'fimaucl- 
pation  des  femmes,  27  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes,  1872, 
2  p6r.  V.  101,  p.  651.1— Becker.  L.  E.  Female  suffrage. 
10  pp.  (Gontemp,  Rev.  v.  4, 1867,  p.  307.)— Blake,  Mrs, 
L.  D.,and  others.  Dr.  Hammond's  estimate  of  woman. 
25  pp.  (N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  137, 1883,  p.  495.)— Browne,  M. 
The  subjection  of  women.  14  pp.  [Gontemp.  Rev.  v. 
14, 1870,  p.  273.)- Calrnes,  J.  E.  Woman  suffrage.  12 
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n.  s.  V.  11, 1857,  p.  42.)— Cbodzko,  A.  B.  Code  de  la 
femme  Chez  les  Fersans.  20  pp.  (Correspondant.'V.  iO, 
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suffrage,  a  letter  to  the  Christian  women  of  America. 
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pp.'  {Speeches,  p.  169.) — Fa-vrcett,  M.  G-.  Electoral 
disabilities  of  women.  11  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7, 
1870,  p.  622.)— Future  of  Englishwomen.  11pp.  (Nine- 
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tive government.  7  pp.  (Nineteenth  Cent.  V. 1^,1883,  T£t. 
285.)-— Goodvrln,  H.  M.  Women's  suffrage.  20  pp. 
(New  Englander,  v.  43, 1844,  p.  193.) — Great  unrepre- 
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— Grievances  of  women.  13  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag. 
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in  politics.  10  pp.  _(N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  137, 1883,  p.  137.)— 
Hobhouse,  A.  Forfeiture  of  property  by  married 
women.  7  pp.  (Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  7,  1870,  p.  180.)— 
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22  pp.  (Lectures,  essays,  and  sermons,  p.  259.) — Kings- 
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liCgal  position  of  women.  25  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.,ii. 
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liCgal  rights  of  women.  20  pp.  (Am.  Quart.  Rev. 
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61  pp.  (Butler,  J.  E.,  Woman's  work,  p.  186.)— New  legal 
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27  pp.  (N.  Brit.  Rev.  v.  23,  1855,  p.  636.)— Orr,  A. 
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(N.  Am.  Rev.  V.  139,  1884,  p.  405.)— Political  dlsa. 
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1872,  p.  50.)— Property  of  married  women.  26  pp. 
(Westm.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1868,  p.  374.)  —  Property 
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to  labor  and  property.  9  pp.  (A'.  Am.  Rev.  v.  90, 1860, 
p.  538.)— Woman's  wrongs,  a  leaf  from  English 
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"Women's  votes — a  dialogue.  24  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag, 
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See  also  Salic  laiv. 

Woman,  Political  rights. 

See  with  Legal  rights,  sulTrage,  etc. 

Woman,  Professions  and  employments. 

Bennett,  Mrs,  S.  R.  I.    Woman's  work 
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Great  Britain^    Poor  Law  Commission. 

Reports  on  the  employment  of  women  and 
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Jameson,  Mrs,  A.  M.    Sisters  of  charity 

and  the  communion  of  labour.     1859. 
Ludlow,  J.  M.    Woman's  work  in  the 

church  ;  historical  notes  on  deaconesses  and 

sisterhoods.     1865. 
Meter,  A.  N.  (Ed.)    Woman's  work  in 

America.     1891. 

Paekes,  B.  R.    Essays  on  woman's  work. 

1865. 

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Adams,  H.  B.    Work  among  working-women  in 

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11  pp.  (Meyer,  A.  N.,  Woman's  work  in  Am.  p.  411.) — 
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12  pp.  (Meyer,  A.  N.,  Woman's  work  in  Am.  p.  206.) — 
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pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  y.  33,  1866,  p.  112.)— Gage,  M.  J. 
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433.)— Jacobl,  M.  P.    Shall  women  practice    medi- 
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women.    16  pp.    (Fortn.  Bev.  n.  a.  v.  17, 1876,  p.  392.)— 
Kingsley,  0.    Woman's  work  in  a  country  parish. 
18  pp.    (Sanitary  and  social  lectures  and  essays,  p.  1.) — 
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TJeber  welbllche  krankenpflege  und  weibliche  heil- 
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question.    5  pp.    (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  3, 1872,  p.  483.) 
— Palgrave,  F.  T.    Women  and  the  fine  arts.    23  pp. 
(MojomUtan's  Mag.  v.  12,  1865,  pp.  118,  209.)— Parker, 
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Indian.    19  pp.     (Meyer,  A.m.,  Woman's  workin  Am.  p. 
373.)— Reyband,  M.  E.  L.     Rapport  .  .  .  sur  le  con- 
cours  relatlf  St  I'lnatructlon  et  au  salalre  des  femmea 
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gration for  women.    6  pp.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  45, 
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16  pp.     (Fortn.  Ben.  n.  a.  V.  17,  1875,  p.  664.)— Married 
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Badee,  C.    La  femme  dans  I'Inde  an- 
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The  same.    ( With  his  History  of  the  refor- 
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Keabbes,  T.    Die  frau  im  altfranzoes- 

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influence  ot  women  In  ancient  Greece.    18  pp.    (Con- 
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(Contemp.  Bev.  v.  34,  1879,  p.  108.)— Jameson,  Mrs.  A. 
M.    "  Woman's  miaaion,"  and  woman's  position ;  On 
the  relative  social  position  of  mothers  and  govern- 
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I^ecky,  W.  E.  H.    Position  ot  women.    104  pp.    (In 
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Outrages  on  women.  21  pp.  (N.  Brit,  Bm.  y.  26, 
1856,  p.  U33.)— Persian  women.  12  pp.  {Blackwood's 
Hag.  V.  21,  1827,  p.  641.)  —  Pfelffer,  E.  Woman's 
claim.  13  pp.  (Contemp.  Rev.  v.  39,  1881,  p.  266.)— 
Position  ot  womau  In  barbarism  and  among  the 
ancients.  69  pp.  (Westm.  Bev.  n.  s.  v.  8,  1866,  p.  378.) 
—Privileges  of. women.  25  pp.  (Retrospect.  Ben,  v. 
10, 1824,  p.  K.)— ProlAtaire  et  la  (emme.  [Anon.]  10 
pp.  (St.-Slmon,  C.  H.  de  B.,  and  Enfantln,  B.  P., 
<2fuures,  v.  45;  Pr^dicationSj  v.  3,  p.  351.)  —  lC,eln8oh, 
G.  Stellung  und  lebeu  der  deutsch^n  trau  Im  mlttel- 
alter.  36  pp.  (5ammi.  wissens.  ■uor/rg'.  v.  17, 1882,  p.  505.) 
—Rights  and  condition  ot  women.  21  pp.  (Edin. 
Bev.  V.  73, 1841,  p.  189.)— Rigllts  of  woman.  19  pp. 
{Blackwood's  Mag,  v.  92, 1862,  p.  183 ;  Boston  Quart.  Mev. 
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J.  M.  0.,  Dissert,  rel.  hist,  de  France,  v.  11,  p.  280.) — 
Sherwood,  Mrs.  M.  E.  W.  What  has  America  done 
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v.  42, 1836,  p.  489.)— On  the  social  position  of  gov. 
ernesses.  4  pp.  [Fraser's  Mag,  v.  87, 1848,  p.  411.)— 
Social  position  of  woman.  26  pp.  {N.  Brit.  Bev. 
V.  14, 1851,  p.  616.)— Suppressed  sex.  26  pp.  (Westm. 
Bev.  n.  s.  v.  34,  1868,  p.  437.)— Wells,  K.  G.  Women 
in  organizations.  8  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46,  1880, 
p.  360.) — \Voman  and  the  social  system.  13  pp. 
(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  21, 1840,  p.  689.)— Woman  in  Amer- 
ica. 9  pp.  {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  69,  1867,  p.  279.)— 
Tilt  at  the  vt'oman's  question.  7  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  26,  1863,  p.  360.)— \iromen  In  the  East.  4 
pp.  (Harper's  Mag,  Y.  1,  1850,  p.  10.}— "Women  In 
the  middle  ages.  22  pp.  (Blackwood's  Mag,  v.  102, 
1867,  p.  613.)— Women  of  India  and  Ceylon.  22  pp. 
{London  Quart,  Bev.  v.  16,  1861,  p.  145.)— "Women  of 
the  Arahs.  22  pp.  iSoulliem  Bev.  y.  15, 1874,  p.  363.) 
.See  a2so  Divorce. — Husband  and  wife.— Mar- 
riage. 

Woman,  Suffrage.    See  ■with  Legal  rights.  ' 
Womau  in  battle.  The.    Velazquez,  Mine. 
L.  J.  2633 

Woman  of  quality.  A., pseud.   See  Ralph, 

Woman  with  the  yellow  hair.    12  pp. 

(Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  68,  1861,  p.  663.) 

Womankind    in     western    Europe. 

Wright,  T.  —1386 

Woman's     Christian     Temperance 

Union.  Willard,  P.  E.  Work  of  the  W.  0.  T.  U. 
12  pp.    (Meyer,  A.  N.,  Woman's  work  in  Am,  p.  399.) 

Woman's  idea  for   woman's   good. 

,  Newport,  1889.     16°.  —1387 

Woman's  kingdom.    173  pp.   Craik,  Mrs. 

D.  M.  M.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  1868,  pp.  202,  308,  500, 
637,  777  i  y.  87,  1868,  pp.  97,  209,  366,  498,  642,  784 ;  y.  38, 
1869,  p.  60.) 

Woman's  reason.    138  pp.    Howells,  W. 

D.  (  Century  Mag.  v.  3,  1883,  pp.  613,  763,  887  j  y.  4,  1833, 
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Woman's  record.    Hale,  Mrs.  S.  J.    8764 
Woman's     rights.     See    Woman,    Legal 

rights,  suffrage,  ete. 
Woman's    sacrifice.      33  pp.     {Dublin 

Univ.  Mag.  v.  64, 1859,  pp.  192,  300.) 

Woman's    story.     8  pp.     {Dublin    Univ. 

Mag,  y.  77, 1871,  p.  150.) 

Woman's  suffrage.    See  Woman,  Legal 

rights,  suffrage,  etc. 
Woman's  tears.    3  pp.    (Harper^s  Mag. 

y.  16, 1857,  p.  77.) 

Woman's   thoughts   about  women. 

Craik,  Mrs.  D.  M.  M.  ,     —1387 

Woman's  work.  Essays  on.    Parkes,  B. 

E.  —1388 
Woman's  work   among  the   lowly. 

Bennett,  Mrs,  S.  R.  I.  —1378 

Woman's  work  and  woman's  cul' 

ture.    Butler,  J.  K  (.Ed.)  —1384 

Woman's  work  in  America.    Meyer, 

A.  N.  (Ed.)  '  —1368 


Woman's  work   in  the  Civil   war. 

Brockett,  L.  P.,  and  Vaughan,  Mrs,  M.  C. 

2655 

Woman's  wrongs.  Dodge,  M.  A.  (Gail 
Hamilton,  psewd.)  —1387 

Womb.    See  Uterus. 

Women  and  men.    Higginson,  T.  w. 

—1368 

Women  artists  in  all  ages  and  coun- 
tries.   Ellet.  Mrs,  E.  F.  3706 

Women  of  England.    Ellis,  Mrs,  8,  S, 

-1374 

Women  of  Europe  in  the  15  and  16  cen- 
turies.    Higgins,  Mrs,  N.     2  v.  3795 

Women  of  Israel.   Aguilar,  G.    2  v.    3848 

Women  of  Methodism.    Stevens,  A. 

—3277 

Women  of  the  American  revolution. 
Ellet,  Mrs,  E.  F.     3  v.  3836 

Women  of  the  Arabs.    Jessup,  H.  H. 

—1386 

Women  of  the  day.    Hays,  F.  1186 

Women  of  the  South  distinguished  in 
literature.    Forrest, -M.  3833 

Women  of  the  war.    Moore,  F.  3823 

Wondelgem.    Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 

aert,  J.  wondelgem.  56  pp.  {In  their  Geschledenis 
yan  de  gemeenten  der  proylncie  Oost-Ylaanderen,  1  s. 
y.  7.) 

Wonder-book   for   girls   and  boys. 

Hawthorne,  N.     [Works],  v.  13.  1386 

Wonderful  and  eccentric  museum. 
Kiiby,  R.  S.     6  v.  2284 

Wonders  of  bodily  strength.  Pep- 
ping, G.  —1798 

Wonders  of  geology.  Mantell,  G.  A. 
2v.     (Bohn.B.,Q,,Sci,  Libr,)  —1618 

Wonders  of  the  East.  Jordanus,  Friar, 
(Hahluyt  Soc)  1494 

W  onders  of  the  heavens.    Bradford ,  D. 

—2401 

Wonders  of  the  invisible  world. 
Mather,  O.  (Drake,  S.  G.,  Witchwaft  delu- 
sion in  New  England,  v.  1.)  2651 

Wonders  of  the  little  world.  Wanley, 
N.     3  V.  1795 

Wonders  of  the  Peake.  50  pp.  (Cot- 
ton, C,  Poet,  works,  p.  299.) 

Wonders  of  the  Yellowstone.    Rich- 
ardson, J.  (Ed,)  3405 
Wondrous  age.  The.    16  pp.    {Blackwood's 

Mag,  y.  79,  1866,  p.  164.) 

Wontergem.    Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 

aert,  J.  Woniergem.  >  15  pp.  (In  their  Geschledenis 
yan  de  gemeenten  der  provincie  Oost-Vlaanderen,  1  s. 
y.  7.) 
Wood,  Alexander,  M.  D,  The  Scottish  poor 
law,  examined  In  Its  principles  and  tried  by  Its  re- 
sults. With  suggestion  of  remedies.  38  pp.  (lyory, 
T.,  Pauperism  and  thepoor  laws,) 

Wood,  Alexander  (Ed.)  Journey  to  the 
source  of  the  river  Oxus.   See  Wood,  Capt,  J. 

Wood,  Alphonso.  1810-81.  Class-book  of 
botany :  btfing  outlines  of  the  structure, 
physiology,  and  classification  of  plants  : 
with  a  flora  of  the  United  States  and  Canada. 
New  York,  1870.     sq.  8°.  —2605 

Wood,  Anthony  d.  1633-95.  Athenae  Oxo- 
nienses.  An  exact  history  of  all  the  writers 
and  Bishops  who  have  had  their  education 
in  the  University  of  Oxford.  To  which  are 
added  the  fasti,  or  annals  of  the  said  Uni- 


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versity.  A  new  ed.,  with  additions,  and  a 
continuation,  by  Philip  Bliss.  London,  1813- 
20.    4  V.  4°.  —2362 

History  and  antiquities  of  the  colleges 

and  halls  in  the  University  of  Oxford.  Now 
first  pub.  in  English,  from  the  original  MS ; 
with  a  continuation  to  the  present  time  :  by 
John  Gutch.     Oxford,  1786.    4°.  —3362 

Appendix  :  containing  fasti  Oxonien- 

ses ;  or,  a  commentary  on  the  supreme  magis- 
trates of  the  University.  Now  first  pub.  in 
English,  from  the  original  MS  ;  with  a  con- 
tinuation to  the  present  time :  by  John 
Gutch.     Oxford,  1790.    4°.  —2363 

History  and  antiquities  of  the  University 

of  Oxford.  Now  first  pub.  in  English,  from 
the  original  MS,  by  John  Gutch.  Oxford, 
1793-96.     2  v.  in  3,  4°.  —2362 

Life  of,  from  the  year  1632-72,  written 

by  himself  and  pub.  by  Thomas  Hearne. 
Now  continued  to  the  time  of  his  death  from 
authentic  materials.  Oxford,  1772.  8°. 
(Huddesford,  W.,  Uves,  v.  2.)  3843 

Survey  of  the  antiquities  of  the  city  of 

Oxford,  composed  in  1661-6.  Ed.  by  A. 
Clark.  Oxford,  1889-90.  2  v.  8°.  {Oxford 
Hist.  SoG.  V.  15,  17.)  2535 

Wood,    Benjamin.     16    cent.    Unfortunate 

voyage  towards  the  East  Indies,  in  1596.  3  pp. 
(Green,  J,,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  252.)— Voyage  Into  the 
East  Indies,  and  the  miserable  disastrous  successe 
thereof.    4  pp.    (B\irchB,a,S.,  Bis pilgrimes,  v. 1,  p. 110.) 

Wood,  Catherine  Jane.  Food  and  cookery 
for  infants  and  invalids.  96  pp.  (London  Internal. 
Health  Bxhlh.  Literature^  v.  4,  p.  355.) 

Wood,  Sir  Charles.  West,  A.  Sir  Charles 
Wood's  administration  of  Indian  affairs. 
1867. 

sir  Charles  Wood's  administration  of  Indian 

aifairs.    16  pp.    {Blachmood's  Mag.  v.  102, 1867,  p.  686.) 

Wood,  Charles  William.  Letters  from  Ma- 
jorca.   London,  1888.     8°.  1402 

Wood,  Edward  J.  Curiosities  of  clocks  and 
watches  from  the  earliest  times.  London, 
1866.     12°.  —3736 

The  wedding  day  in  all  ages  and  coun- 
tries.   New  York,  1869.     13°.  —1387 

{Ed.)   History  of  Clerken well.   SeePinks, 

W.J. 

Wood,  Edward  Stickney,ilf.D.  1846—.  Il- 
luminating gas  in  its  relations  to  health.  7  pp.  (Am. 
Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  3,  p.  62.1 

lilfe  of  W.    1  p.    (Value,  F.  0.,  and  Clark,  H.  A., 

Harvard  Book,  v.  1,  p.  268.) 

Wood,  Eliza.  Kate  Parkman's  wedding 
days,    li  pp.    [Scritner's  JUontMy,  v.  5, 1373,  p.  85.) 

Wood,  George.  1799-1870.  Modern  pil- 
grims :  showing  the  improvements  in  travel, 
and  the  newest  methods  of  reaching  the 
Celestial  City.    Boston,  1855.    2  v.  13°.    1297 

Peter   Schlemihl    in  America.     [Anon.] 

Phila.  1848.     12°.  1297 

Motte,  M.  I.    Peter  Schlemihl  in  America.    11  pn 

(CTir.  .feam.  V.  46, 1848,  p.  84.) 

Wood,  George  Bacon,  M.  D.  1797-1879. 
History  of  the  University  of  Pennsylvania, 
from  its  origin  to  the  year  1837.  Phila. 
1834.     8°-     (Pa.  Hist.  Soc.  Mem.  v.  8,  pt.  1.) 

3573 

and  Bache,  Franklin,  M.  D.  Dispensa- 
tory of  the  United  States  of  America.  13 
ed.     Phila.  1870.    8°.  R.82 


Wood,  Harrie.  1831 — .  Annual  report  of 
the  Department  of  mines,  New  South  Wales, 
for  the  year  1875.    Sydney,  1876.    4°.    —8743 

Wood,  Henry  Trueman  Wright.  Changes 
in  the  English  language,  between  the  pub- 
lication of  Wiclif's  Bible  and  that  of  the 
authorised  version,  A.  D.  1400  to  A.  D.  1600. 
London,  1870.     12°.  —2136 

Wood,  Maj.  Herbert.  Shores  of  Lake  Aral. 
With  [3]  maps.     London,  1876.     8°/        1484 

Wood,  Horatio  C,  Jf.D.  1841—.  Fever,  a 
study  in  morbid  and  normal  physiology. 
Washington,  1881.  4°-  (Smithson.  Inst. 
Contrib.  v.  23.)  —2531 

Contribution    to  the    history    of   the    fresh-water 

algae  of  North  America.    262  pp.  21  pi.    (Smithson. 
Inst.  Contrib.  v.  19.) 

Wood,  James,  D.  D.    Optics.    6  pp.     (Rev. 

of  in  Edin.  Rev.  v.  1,  1803,  p.  158.) 

Wood,  Jethro.    Gilbert,  F.    Jethro  Wood, 

inventor  of  the  modern  plow.     1883. 
Wood,  Capi.  John.   17  cent   Voyage  through 

the  strelghts  of  Magellan.    42  pp.    (Dampler,  W.,  Voy- 
ages, V.  4.) 

Wood,  Capt.  John.  1811-71.  j;ourney  to 
the  source  of  the  river  Oxus.  New  ed. , 
edited  by  his  son.  With  an  essay  on  the 
geography  of  the  valley  of  the  Oxus,  by 
Col.  Henry  Yule.  With  maps.  London, 
1873.     8°.  1484 

Wood,  John.  Circa  1775-1823.  Suppressed 
history  of  the  administration  of  John 
Adams  (from  1797  to  1801),  as  printed  and 
suppressed  in  1802.  Now  repub.  with 
notes,  and  an  appendix,  by  John  Henry 
Sherburne.     Phila.  1846.     12°-  —1348 

Chebtham,  J.     Narrative  of  the  suppres- 
sion by  Col.   Burr,  of  the  History  of  the  ' 
administration  of  John  Adams,  written  by 
John  Wood  ...     By  a  citizen  of  New  York. 
1802.     [Bound pamph.  v.  169.) 

Wood,  Rev.  John  George.  1827-89.  Bible 
animals  ;  being  a  description  of  every  living 
creature  mentioned  in  the  Scriptures  ;  from 
the  ape  to  the  coral.  With  100  new  designs. 
London,  1869.     8°.  —1686 

— ;-  Homes  without  hands.  Being  a  descrip- 
tion of  the  habitations  of  animals,  classed 
according  to  their  principle  of  construction. 
With  new  designs.  New  York,  1866.  8°. 
(Rev.  of  in  Quart.  Bev.  v.  130,  1866,  p.  355.) 
^  —1686 

Insects  at  home.  Being  a  popular  ac- 
count of  British  insects,  their  structure, 
habits,  and  transformations.  With  upwards 
of  700  figures.     London,  1872.     8°.       —2675 

Natural  history  of  man;  being  an  ac- 
count of  the  manners  and  customs  of  the 
uncivilized  races  of  man.  With  new  de- 
signs.   Africa.     London,  1868.     r.  8°.     1798 

Wood,  T.    Rev.  J.  G.  Wood,  his  life  and 

work.     1890. 

Wood,  John  Turtle.  1821-.  Discoveries  at 
Jiphesus,  including  the  site  and  remains  of 
*"e  great  temple  of  Diana.  London,  1877. 
r.  8  .  (Rev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  65. 1877, 
p.  366 ;  Edin.  Rev.  v.  145,  1877,  p.  204  ;  N. 
Am.  Rev.  v.  136,  1878,  p.  111.)  {712 

^r,?«^^'i°^®P'^-    Results  of  [meteorological] 

1S0X     B^'°"^  .'o''?"  *'  Marietta,  between   1817  and 
1823.    62  pp.    (Smithson.  Inst.  Contrih.  t.  16.) 


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Wood,  Mark,  and  Wilson,  Alfred.  Ohio 
boys  in  Dixie  ;  the  adventures  of  S3  scouts 
sent  by  Gen.  O.  M.  Mitchell  to  destroy  a 
railroad".  With  a  narrative  of  their  barba- 
rous treatment  by  the  rebels,  and  Judge 
Holt's  report.    New  York,  1863.    p.  8°.    3654 

Wood,  Mary  Anne  Everett.  See  Green,  Mrs. 
M.  A.  E. 

Wood,  Mary  0.  F.    Mutations.  1  p.    ( Overld. 

Monthly,  v.  10,  1813.  p.  409.) 

Wood,  Oswald  Charles,  M.  D.  (Tr.)  History 
of  the  Assassins.  See  Hammer-Purgstall,  J., 
Freiherr  von. 

Wood,SearlesValentine.  1798-1880.  Mono- 
graph of  the  crag  mollusca,  with  descrip- 
tions of  shells  from  the  upper  tertiaries  of 
the  British  isles.  Pt.  I.  Univalves.  Pt.  Ill 
Bivalves.  London,  1848-56.  3  v.  4°.  (Pa- 
laeont.  Soo.  v.  19,  30.)  —1593 

^—  Supplement,  comprising  testacea  from 

the  upper  tertiaries  of  the  east  of  England. 
Pt.   I.    Univalves.     Pt.   II.   Bivalves.     Pts. 

III,  IV.  Univalves  and  bivalves.  London, 
1873-83.  4  V.  4°-  {Palaeont.  Soo.  v.  35,  37, 
33,  36.)  —1591 

Monograph  of    the    eocene    bivalves  of 

England.  V.  1.  Supplement.  London, 
1877.    4°.    {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  31.)        —1591 

Monograph  of  the  eocene  mollusca,  or 

descriptions  of  shells  from  the  older  terti- 
aries of  England.     Pts.  I-III.  Bivalves.    Pt. 

IV.  Pulmonata  and  prosobranchiata.  Lon- 
don, 1861-77.  4  V.  in  8,  4°.  (Palaeont.  Soo. 
v.  33,  34,31.)  —1593 

Wood,  Sev.  Theodore.  Eev.  J.  G.  Wood, 
his  life  and  work.    London,  1890.     8°.    4736 

Wood,  Thomas.     Walker,  J.    Wood's  Four 

lectures.    7  pp.    ( Ohr.  Exam.  v.  23, 1838,  p.  122.) 

Wood,  Thomas F.,  and  McCarthy,  Gerald. 
Wilmington  flora.  A  list  of  plants  growing 
about  Wilmington,  N.  C,  with  date  of  flow- 
ering.   With  a  map.     Raleigh,  1887.     8°. 

—3666 

Wood,  Thomas  Waterman.  Benjamin,  S. 
Or.  W.    Tlioraas  W.  "Wood.-  5  pp.    ( Our  Am.  artists,  Is.) 

Wood,  William.  New  England's  prospect. 
17  pp.    (Bev.  ol  In  Betrospeat.  Eev.  y.  8, 1823,  p.  56.) 

Wood,  William.  Index  testaceologicus,  an 
illustrated  catalogue  of  British  and  foreign 
shells,  containing  about  3800  flgures.  A 
new  and  entirely  revised  ed.,  by  Sylvanus 
Hanley.     London,  1856.    8°.  —3634 

Hanlet,  S.    Illustrated  and  descriptive 

catalogue  of  recent  and  bivalve  shells. 
Forming  an  appendix  to  the  Index  testaceo- 
logicus.    1843-56.  • 

Wood,  William.  Manual  of  physical  exer- 
cises .  .  .  together  with  rules  for  training, 
and  sanitary  suggestions.  3  ed.,  enlarged. 
With  135  illustrations.  New  York,  1875. 
13°.  —1797 

Wood,  William  B.'  1779-1861-.  Personal 
recoUectioiis  of  the  stage,  embracing  notices 
of  actors,  authors,  and  auditors,  during  a 
period  of  40  years.     Phila.  1855.     12°.     3336 

Wood,  William  Maxwell,  M.  D.  1809-80. 
Fankwei ;  or,  the  San  Jacinto  in  the  seas  of 
India,  China,  and  Japan.  New  York,  1859. 
1S°-  1485 


— — ■  Shoulder  to  the  wheel  of  progress  :  be- 
ing essays,  lectures,  and  miscellanies  upon 
themes  of  the  day.  Buffalo,  1853.  13°.  3393 
Contents.  Spirit  ot  Democracy.— Historical  ac- 
count ot  Mrlo  County,  Pa.— Practical  reflections 
upon  the  grog  ration  oj  the  TJ.  S.  Navy.— Hints  to 
the  people  upon  the  profession  of  medicine.— 
Naval  institutions  of  a  republic. — Party  Presi- 
dents.—Popular  edncation.- On  the  practical 
Influences  of  popular  institutions. 

Wood,  William  Page,  1  Baron  Hatherley. 

1801-81.    Memoir  ;  with  selections  from  his 

correspondence.     Ed.  by  his  nephew,  W.  R. 

W.Stephens.    London,  1883.     3v,13°.    4777 
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Gete,  a.     Les  bois  indigtoes  et  etrangers. 

1875. 

Fernow,  B.  E.    Consumption  of  forest 

supplies  by  railroads  and  practicable  econ- 
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TeatmaN,  E.  E.  R.  Report  on  the  sub- 
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1890.  (U.  S.  Dept.  of  Agriculture,  Forestry 
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Baker,  H.  0.    Experiments  on  the  strength  and 

elasticity  of  Indian  woods.  6  pp.  [As%at.  Research,  v. 
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coal ;  Inquiries  relative  to  the  structure  of  wood.  57 
pp.     ( Compl.  works,  T.  2,  pp.  362,  435.) 

See   also   Forests   and  forestry.  —  Timber. — 
Trees. 

Wood  carTing.  Bemeose,  W.,  Jr.  Fret- 
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Pollen,  J.  H.  Ancient  and  modern  fur- 
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Rogers,  G.  A.  Art  of  wood  carving.  1867. 

Sanguineti,  a.    La  decoration  en  bois 

d6coupe.    n.  d. 

Brocb,  E.  P.  L.    On  the  reredos  ol  the  Hamburgh 

Lutheran  church,  yttle  Trinity  lane.  3  pp.  1  pi.' 
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Holt,  H.  P.  On  a  wood-carving  by  Alberf  Durer.  6 
pp.  (Brit.  Archaeol.  Assoc.  Jaurn.  v.  24, 1868,  p.  161.) — 
Eemarks  on  "Lacunar  streTellnense."  6  pp. 
(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  2,  1818,  p.  205.)— IVorton,  J.  T. 
Report  on  wood-carving.  13  pp.  (McCormlok,  E.  C, 
Reports  U.  S.  Com.  Paris  Expos.  1878,  v.  2,  p.  417.) — 
Wilcox,  J.  Pret-sawing  and  wood-oarvlng.  8  pp. 
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1849,  p.  203  ;  and  In  his  Essays  on  archaeol.  subjects,  v.  2, 
p.m.) 

^  See  also  Decoration  and  ornament. — Furni- 
ture. 

Wood  engraving.  Conway,  w.  M.  The 
woodcutters  of  the  Netherlands  in  the  15 
century.     1884. 

DiDOT,  A.   F.     Essai    typographique    et 

bibliographique  sur  I'histoire  de  la  gravure 
sur  bois.     1863. 

HUMPHEETS,  H.  N.    Masterpieces  of  the 

early  printers  and  engravers.     1870. 

Jackson,  J.  Treatise  on  wood  engrav- 
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Linton,  W.  J.  History  of  wood-engrav- 
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Ottley,  W.  Y.    Inquiry  into  the  origin 

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R0SEIN,    J.     Ariadne    Florentina.     Six 

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Giotto  and  his  works  in  Padua  :  being 

an  explanatory  notice  of  the  series  of  wood- 
cuts executed  for  the  Arundel  Society  after 
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WoODBEEET,  G.  E.  History  of  wood- 
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Ue  Vinne,  T.  L.    Growth  ot  wood-cut  printlug. 

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Woodbury,  Charles  Johnson.  Talks  with 
Ralph  Waldo  Emerson.  New  York,  1890. 
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Woodbury,  Charles  Levi.      1830—.     Levi 

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Woodbury,  Levi,  LL.  D.  1789-1851.  Writ- 
ings, political,  judicial,  and  literary.  Now 
first  selected  and  arranged  [by  Nahum  Ca- 
pen].     Boston,  1853,  3  v.  8°-  3143 

Contents.  Charge  in  the  caseot  Adams  and  Ham- 
mond lis.  Edwards  and  HOlman,  v.  2.— AdiniraJtv- 
Jurisdiction;  Admiralty  Jurisdiction  as  to  bridges 
over  navigable  waters,  v.  2.— Speech  at  the  state  ag- 
ricultural fair.  Concord,  N.  H.,  1860,  v.  3.  —  im- 
portance of  a  congressional  committee  on  agricul- 
ture, V.  1.— On  the  promotion  of  agriculture,  manu- 
factures, and  commerce,  v,  3 — On  some  of  the  peculiar 
traits  of  American  character,  v.  3.— Bemedles  for 

certain  defects  in  American    education,  v.  3 

Losses  from  banks  and  bank-paper,  v.  1 Speech  at 

the  Bunker  Hill  celebration,  1860,  v.  3.— Capen, 
N.  Biographical  notice,  v.  1.— Eights  of  Catholics, 
v.  1 Charge  in  the  case  of  Samuel  Colt  w.  The  Massa- 
chusetts arms  company,  v.  2.— Impairing  an  obliga- 
tion of  a  contract,  v.  2.— Argument  in  the  case  of 
Daniel  H.  Corey,  v.  2 — On  the  cultivation,  manufac- 
ture, and  foreign  trade  ot  cotton,  v.  3.— On-the  proper 
evidence  of  what  constitutes  crime,  v.  2.— Break- 
water at  the  mouth  of  Delaware  bay,  v.  1.— Edu- 
cation, V.  3.— Fanilly  correspondence,  v.  3.— 
National  finances,  v.  1.— On  state  right  to  condemn  a 
franchise,  v.  2.— General  principles  of  free  trade, 
V.  1.— Argument  in  case  of  Amos  and  Abigail  Furnald, 
V.  2.— On  gardening,  v.  3.— War  with  Great  Britain, 
V.  1. — Grubernatorial  message,  speeches,  and  re- 
ports on  stale  topics,  v.  1. -Historical  inqnirie8,v.  3. 
-■Uncertainties  of  history,  v.  3.— Taxes  on  immi- 
grant passengers,  v.  2.— Life  and  character  of  An- 
drew Jackson,  v.  3.— Birthday  of  Jefferson,  v.  1.— 
Judicial,  V.2.— Judiciary  of  the  United  States, 
V.  1.— Address  to  Lafayette,  on  his  visiting  Ports- 
mouth, V.  1.— On  the  land  distribution  bill,  v.  1. 
—Granting  new  trials  by  the  legislature,  v.  2.— 
Powers  of  legislatures,  v.  2— Occasional  letters 
and  speeches  on  important  subJectSj  v.  1.— Lit- 
erary, V.  3.— Martial  lavr,  y.  1.— Oh  the  safe-keep- 
ing of  the  public  money,  v.  1.— .On  music,  v.  3.— 
Naval  school,  v.  1.— People  of  the  JVetv  England 
states,  V.  3.— Eeport  of  the  committee  on  the  judicial 
department,  made  to  the  constitutional  convention. 
Concord,  New  Hampshire,  1860,  v.  2.— Speech  at  the 
New  Hampshire  festival,  v.  3.— Live  oak,  v.  3.— 
Duty  of  enforcing  objectionable  laws  until  re- 
pealed; The  enforcing  of  objectionable  laws,  v.  2.— 
Belief  of  the  surviving  officers  of  the  Revolu- 
tion, V.  1.— Eight  and  duty  of  forming  Independent 
individual  opinions,  v.  3.— Oration,  July  4,1860,  at 
Portsmouth,  v.  1.— Mission  to  Panama,  v.  1.— Speech 
In  Faneuli  Hall  on  party  subjects,  v.  1.— Laws  con- 
cerning paupers,  v.  1.— Pilgrim  fathers,  v.  3.— 
Political,  V.  1.  —  Life,  character,  and  services  of 
James  K.  Polk,  v.  3.— President  Polk's  visit  to  Ports- 
mouth, V.  1.— On  strict  construction  ot  powers,  v.  2. 
—Speech  at  Eliot,  Me.,  before  the  presidential 
election  (1844),  v.  1.— On  progress,  v. 3.— Property 
test,  v.  1.  —  Protestant  test  for  holding  offices, 
V.  1.  —  Survey  and  sale  of  public  lands,  v.  1.— 

Public  services  appreciated,  v.  1 Reports,  v. 

1.— Martial  law  in  Rhode  Island,  v.  2.— Importance 
of  a  low  duty  on  salt,  v.  1.— Saturday  sermons,  v. 
ii.— Importance  of  science  ih  the  arts ;  Promotion  and 
uses  of  science,  v.  3.— Case  ot  Thomas  Sims,  v.  2.— 
Charge  in  relation  to  the  slave  trade,  v.  2.— Charge 
on  the  slavery  question,  v.  2.— Speeches,  v.  I.— 
Substitute  for  spirit  rations,  and  for  whipping  In 
the  navy,  v.  l.— On  state  license  laws,  v.  2.— Hon. 
Joseph  Story,  v.  2.— Tariff,  v.  1.— Tea  and  coffee 
—necessaries  of  life,  v.  1.— Ee-annexation  ot  Texas, 
V.  1.  —  State  of  the  national  treasury,  v.  1.— The 

XInlon  and  the  fugitive  slave  law,  v.  1 Importance 

of  the  veto  power,  v.  1.— Eeturn  from  Washing- 
ton (1841),  V.  1 — Description  of  the  'White  moun- 
tains, V.  3.— Charge  in  the  case  ot  Wood  worth  vs. 
Edwards,  v.  2.— Index,  v.  1-3.— Tables,  v.  1. 
—  Discourse  pronounced  .  .  .  before  the 
American  Historical  Society  at  their  8  annual 
meeting,  Jan.  SO,  1837.  Washington,  1837. 
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2.)— Political  portraits  with  pen  and  pencil.  Levi 
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Woodbury.  Cotheen,  W.  History  of 
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1864.     1854. 

Woodchucks.     6  pp.     {Dem.  Rev.  v.  33, 

1818,  p.  334.) 

Woodcock.    Thorpe,  T.  B.    The  woodcock. 

8  pp.    (Harper's  Mag.  v.  39, 1869,  p.  640.) 

Woodcroft,  Bennet.  1803-79.  Chronolog- 
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Sketch  of  the  origin   and    progress    of 

steam  navigation,  from  authentic  docu- 
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Titles  of  patents  of  invention,  chrono- 
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and  Liack,  Henry  Reader.  Alphabet- 
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P.38.11 
Subject-matter  index  of  patents  of 

invention,  1617-1889.    With  Key,  1617-1853. 

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Woodcuts.    See  Wood  engraving. 
Woodcutters  of  the  Netherlands  in 

the  15  century.    Conway,  W.  M.  —1736 

Wooden   and   brick   buildings  with 

details.    Bicknell,  A.  J.    3  v.  —1771 

Wooden   legs.    3  pp.    {Sarper''s  Mag.  v. 

33,  1868,  p   667.1 

Wooden  walls  of  England.  3  pp.   {Fra- 

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Woodfall,  George  {Pub.)  1767-1844.  Ju- 
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Foster,  J.  Woodf all's  Junius.    34  pp.    (Grit,  essays, 

V.  2,  p.  72.) 

Woodfall^  Henry  Sampson.  Junius.  Pri- 
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p.  167.) 

Woodgate,  Rev.  Henry  Arthur.  Anomalies 
in  the  Eugilsh  church  no  just  ground  for  seceding.  35 
pp.    (Eev.  of  In  Dublin  Rev.  v.  43,  1857,  p.  287.) 

Woodgate,  Walter  Bradford.  1841—.  Boat- 
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D.  D.,  and  a  chapter  on  rowing  at  Eton  by 
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Woodhead,  Ernest.  Student  recollections 
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4896 

Woodhead,  Henry.  Memoirs  of  Christina, 
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5876 

Woodhonse,  Peter.  17  cent.  Democritus 
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elephant  and  the'  flea.  Ed.  by  Rev.  A.  B. 
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Woodhouse,  Robert.  1773-1837.  Treatise 
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Elementary  treatise  on  astronomy.    20  pp.    (Bev. 

of  In  Bdin.  Bev.  v.  31,  1819,  p.  375;  Quart.  Bev.  v.  22, 
1820,  p.  129.)— On  the  necessary  truth  of  certain  con- 
clusions obtained  by  means  of  Imaginary  expres- 
sions. 6  pp.  (Bev.  ofln  £<im.  iZeii.  V.  1, 1803,  p.  407.) 
— Treatise  on  plane  and  spherical  trigonometry. 
14  pp.  (Eev.  of  In  Edin.  Rev.  v.  17, 1810,  p.  122  ;  Quart. 
Bev.  V.  4,  1810,  p.  392.) 

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■    U.  S.  army.     [J.  K.  Barnes.]    Washington, 

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Woodhull,  Mrs.  Victoria  Claflin.  Tilton, 
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Woodley,  William.  Divine  system  of  the 
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Woodman,  Abby  Johnson.  Picturesque 
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west, from  San  Pi'ancisco  to  Sitka.  Boston, 
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Woodman,  Charles  Henry.     Doom.     1  p. 

(Allant.  Monthly,  v.  37, 1876,  p.  558.) 

Woodman,  John  Jackson.  Report  on  agri- 
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Woodman,  William  Bathurst  ( Tr. )  On  the 
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Wood-Martin,  Li.-Col.  William  Gregory. 
1847 — .  Lake  dwellings  of  Ireland  :  or,  an- 
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1703 

Woodnotes.     37   pp.      Emerson,    R.  W., 

Poems,  p.  67. 

Woodpecker.  Malherbe,  A.  Mono- 
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Broderip,  W.  J.    Woodpeckers.    17  pp.    [Fraser's 

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Woodperry.  W. .  .  ,  J.    Antiquities  found 

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Woodrooffe,  Sophia.      Lethe   and   other 

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Woodruff,  Thomas  M.  Cold  waves  and 
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Woodrnffe,  Ellioe.  A  gentleman's  pre- 
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— The  Great  Gruffhaui  rolibery.  5  pp.  [Harper's 
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1867,  p.  633.)— Old  Mrs.  Hunter.  8  pp.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  34,  1867,  p.  348.) 

Woods,  George  Bryant.      The  Blue  River 

bank  robbery.  11  pp.  [Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  26, 1870,  p. 
332.)— Marrying  a  pickpocket.  10  pp.  {Allant. 
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Woods,  Bev.  Henry  George  {Ed.)  1843—. 
Herodotus.    See  Herodotus. 


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Woods,  John.    McBride,  J.    John  Woods. 

18  pp.    (/n  Ms  Pioneer  biography,  t.  1,  p.  327.) 

Woods,  John  W.  1805-86.  Baltimore  di- 
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8135 

Woods,  Joseph.  1776-1864.  Letters  of  an 
architect,  from  France,  Italy,  and  Greece. 
London,  1838.     3  v.  4°.  —1778 

Woods,  Rev.  Julian  Edmund  Tenison. 
1833 — .  Geological  observations  in  South 
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east of  Adelaide.    London,  1863.    8°.    —1626 

Woods,  Leonard,  D.  D.  1774-1854.  History 
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Lectures  on  cliiircb  government.    8  pp.    (Rev. 

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Woods,  Leonard,  Z).  D.,  LL.  D.  Park,  E.  A. 
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Dana,  R.  H.  Leonard  Woods ;  Prof.  Park's  memo- 
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Woods,  Nicholas  Augustus.  The  Prince  of 
Wales  in  Canada  and  the  United  States. 
London,  1861.    8°.  2466 

Woods,  Thomas.  The  monster  telescopes, 
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with  an  account  of  the  manufacture  of  the 
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chinery connected  with  these  instruments. 
3  ed.     Parsonstown,  1845.     8°.  —2497 

Woods.    See  Forests  and  forestry. 

Woods  and  byways  of  New  Eng- 
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Woods  and  timbers  of  IVorth  Caro- 
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Woods  and  waters.    Street,  A.  B.      2406 

Woodstock,  Edmond,  1  Earl  of  Kent. 
Halli^vell-Plilllipps,  J.  0.  A  certain  confession 
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Woodstock  manor.  Early  history  of. 
Marshall,  E.  1536 

Woodthorpe,  Col.  Robert  Gosset.  1844—. 
The  Lushai  expedition,  1871-72.  London, 
1873.     8°.  1485 

Woodvllle,  Elizabeth,  Queen  of  England. 
Strickland,  A.  In  her  Lives  ot  the  Queens  of  England, 
v.  8,  p.  205.    87  pp. 

Woodville,  William,  M.  D.  1752-1805. 
Reports  ot  a  series  ot  Inoculations  tor  the  varlolae 
vaccinae,  or  cow-pox.  62  pp.  (Crookshank,  E.  M., 
Hist,  andpathol.  of  vaccination,  v.  2,  p.  93.) 

Woodward,  Annie  Aubertine  {Now  Mrs. 
Moore.  Auber  Forestier,  pseud.)  1841—. 
Echoes  from  Mist-land,  or  the  Nibelungen 
Lay  revealed  to  lovers  of  romance  and 
chivalry.     Chicago,  1877.     13°.  1334 

and  Anderson,  Rasmus  Bjorn  {Eds.) 

Norway  music  album  :  a  selection  for  home 
use,  from  Norway's  folk-songs,  dances,  etc. 
Boston,  1881.    4°.  —2733 

tl'oodward,  Bernard  Bolingbroke.  1816-69. 
History  of  Wales,  from  the  earliest  times,  to 
its  final  incorporation  with  the  kingdom  of 
England,  with  notices  of  its  physical  geog- 
raphy, and  mineral  wealth  ;  and  of  the  re- 


ligion and  literature,  laws,  customs,  man- 
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8°.  2574 
and  Cates,  William  Leist  Redwin.  En- 
cyclopaedia of  chronology,  histoi'ical  and 
biographical.     London,  1873.     8°.           R.75 

Woodward,  Calvin  Milton.  1837—.  Manual 
training  school,  comprising  a  full  statement 
of  its  aims,  methods,  and  results.  Boston, 
1887.     8°.  —3305 

manual  training  schools.     17  pp.     (London 

Internat.  Health  Exhlb.  Literature,  v.  14,  p.  62.) 

Woodward,  Rev.  Henry.  Essays  and  ser- 
mons. 7  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  6,  1835, 
p.  676.)— Sermons.  8  pp.  (Rev.  ot  In  Dublin  Univ. 
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(Rev.  ot  In  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  16, 1810,  p.  296.) 

Woodward,  Henry,  LL.  D.  Monograph  of 
the  British  carboniferous  trilobites.  Pts.  I, 
II.  London,  1883-84.  2  v.  4°.  {Palaeont. 
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Monograph  of  the  British  fossil  Crustacea, 

belonging  to  the  order  Merostomata.  Pts. 
I-V.  London,  1866-78.  5  v.  4°.  {Palaeont. 
Soc.  V.  10,  33,  25,  26,  32.)  —1593 

Woodward,  Horace  Bolingbroke.  1848—. 
Geology  of  England  and  Wales.  A  concise 
account  of  the  lithological  characters,  lead- 
ing fossils,  and  economic  products  of  the 
rocks.     London,  1876.     8°.  —1617 

Woodward,  Joseph  Janvier,  M.  D.  1833-84. 
Catalogue  of  the  medical  section  of  the 
United  States  Army  Medical  Museum.  Pre- 
pared under  the  direction  of  the  Surgeon 
General,  U.  S.  army  [J.  K.  Barnes].  Wash- 
ington, 1867.    4°-  —3783 

Report  on  epidemic  cholera  and  yellow 

fever  in  the  army  of  the  United  States, 
during  the  year  1867.  Washington,  1868. 
4°.  (U.  S.  Surg.  Gen's  ofllce,  Circular,  No. 
5-)  ,   —3783 

Report  on  epidemic  cholera  in  the  army 

of  the  United  States,  during  the  year  1866. 
Washington,  1867.  4°.  (U.  S.  Surg.  Gen's 
office,  Circular,  No.  1.)  —8783 

Reports  on  the  extent  and  nature  of  the 

materials  available  for  the  preparation  of  a 
medical  and  surgical  history  of  the  rebellion. 
See  Otis,  G.  A.,  and  Woodward,  J.  J. 

and  others.    Medical  and  surgical  history 

of  the  war  of  the  rebellion  (1861-65).  Pre- 
pared under  the  direction  of  Surg.  Gen.  J. 
K.  Barnes.  Washington,  1870-88.  3  v.  in 
6,4°.  ^  _S783 

Contents.  Otis,  G.  A.  Surgical  history,  v.  2,  pts.  1, 
2 — and  Huntington,  D.  L.  Surgical  history,  v.  2,  pt.  3. 
—Smart,  C.  Medical  history,  v.  1,  pt.  3.— 'Wood- 
ward, J.  J.    Medical  history,  v.  1,  pts.  1,  2. 

Woodward,  Richard,  LL.  D.,  Bp.  ofCloyne. 
1736-94.  Present  state  of  the  Church  of  Ire- 
land .  .  .  and  a  general  account  of  .  .  .  the 
insurrections  in  Munster.  6  ed.  Dublin, 
1787.     8°.  _i266 

Barber,  S.     Remarks  on  a  pamphlet, 

entitled  the  Present  state  of  the  Church  of 
Ireland,  by  Richard,  Lord  Bp.  of  Cloyne. 
1787.  {With  Woodward,  E.,  Bp.  of  Ck 
Present  state  of  the  Church  of  Ireland.) 


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Butler,  J.    Justification  of  the  tenets  of 

the  Roman  Catholic  religion  ;  and  a  refuta- 
tion of  the  charges  brought  against  its  clergy, 
by  the  Lord  Bp.  of  Cloyne.  1787.  {With 
Woodward,  E.,  ^p.  of  Oloyne,  Present  state 
ojf  the  Church  of  Ireland. ) 

O 'Leaky,  A.    Defence  ...  in  answer  to 

the  .  .  .  ill-gi-ounded  insinuations  of  Dr. 
Woodward.  1787.  (With  Woodward,  R., 
Bp.  of  Cloyne,  Present  state  of  the  Church  of 
Ireland.) 

Woodward,  Robert  Simpson.  Formulas 
and  tables  to  facilitate  the  construction  and 
use  of  maps.  Washington,  1889.  8°.  (Pow- 
ell, J.  W.,  U.  8.  Geol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  8,  No. 
50.)  —3553 

Latitudes  and  longitudes  of  certain  points 

in  Missouri,  Kansas,  and  New  Mexico. 
Washington,  1889.  8°.  (Powell,  J.  W., 
U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Bull.  y.  8,  No.  49.)     —3558 

On  the  form  and  position  of  the  sea  level. 

Washington,  1888.  8°-  (Powell,  J.  W., 
JJ.  8.  Geol.  surv.  Bull.  v.  8,  No.  48.)     —3553 

Woodward,  Samuel  Peckworth.  1831-65. 
Manual  of  the  mollusca :  a  treatise  on  recent 
and  fossil  shells.  With  numerous  illustra- 
tions.    2  ed.     London,  1866.     12°.        —2687 

Woodward,  William  Elliot  {Ed.)  Histor- 
ical series.  Nos.  1-8.  Roxbury  and  Bos- 
ton, 1864-69.     8  V.  in  7,  4°. 

Contents.  Drake,  S.  G-.  Annals  of  wltolioraft  In 
New  England,  and  elsewhere  In  the  United  States,  No. 
8;  Wltohoralt  delusion  In  New  England,  Nos.  6-7,  3  v. 
— Hnbbard,  W.  History  of  the  Indian  wars  In  New 
England,  Nos.  3,  *,  2  v.— Records  of  Salem  -witch- 
craft. Nos.  1,  2,  2  T.  In  1. 

Bibliotheca    Americana.     Catalogue    of 

the  library  of  W.  Elliot  Woodward.  Bos- 
ton,^  1869.     8°.  W.56 

Woodworth,  John  Maynard,  M.D.  1837- 
79.  Cholera  epidemic  of  1873  in  the  United 
States.  Washington,  1875.  8°.  {U.S.- 43 
Cong.  2  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.  95.)    — 3783 

Hospitals  and  their   construction.    7  pp.    (Am. 

Pub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  2,  p.  389.)— Some  defects 
In  the  Immigration  service;  Suggestions  of 
remedy  therefor,  with  reference  to  the  sanitary  Inter- 
ests of  the  country.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health -Assoc. 
Reports,  V.  1,  p.  441.)— Safety  of  ships  and  of  those 
who  travel  In  them.  6  pp.  (Am.  Pub.  Health  Assoc. 
Bepmts,  T.  3,  p.  79.)- Brief  review  of  the  organization 
and  purpose  of  the  yellow  fever  commission. 
2  pp.    (Am.  Tub.  Health  Assoc.  Reports,  v.  4,  p.  167.) 

Woodwortb,    Samuel.     1785-1842.     The 

Forest  rose  ;  or,  American  farmers,  a  drama.  32  pp. 
(Spencer,  W.  V.,  Boston  theat.  v.  1.)— The  Old  oaken 
bucket.  3  pp.  (Johnson,  Mrs.  H.  K.,  Our  Jamiliar 
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{Ed.)  The  War.  Being  a  faithful  rec- 
ord of  the  transactions  of  the  war  between 
the  United  States  .  .  .  and  Great  Britain. 
See  War,  The. 

Woodwortli,  Rev.  W.  W.    Berlin.    16  pp. 

(Trumbull,  J.  H.,  Mem.  hist,  of  Hartford  co.  Conn.  v.  2, 
p.  13.) 

Wooing  and  wedding  of  17—.    14  pp. 

(Fraser's  Mag.  v.  65, 1857,  p.  636.) 

Wooing  and  winning  of  Amy  O'Neill. 

24  pp.    {Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  65, 1860,  p.  437.) 

Wool,  Maj.-Gen.  John  Ellis.  Political  por- 
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29,  1851,  p.  435.) 

Wool,  Fort.    Uhler,  P.  R.    List  of  animals 
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Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  HopMns  Univ.  Studies  from  tTie  biol. 
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Brooks,  W.  K.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  Studies  from  the 
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Wool. 

Bakbwell,  R.    Observations  on  the  in- 
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Bischoff,  J.     Comprehensive  history  of 

the  woollen  and  worsted  manufactures. 
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Burnley,  J.  History  of  wool  and  wool- 
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Leroux,  O.  Traite  pratique  sur  la  fila- 
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The  same.     Tr.   from  the  French  by  H. 
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Short  view  of  the  proceedings  of  several  committees 
held  In  consequence  of  the  Intended  petition  to  Par- 
liament for  a  limited  exportation  of  wool.  9  pp. 
[Pamphleteer,  y.  23, 1824,  p.  376.) 

See  also  Sheep. — Textile  fabrics. — "Worsted.- 
Yarn. 

Wool    gathering.     6   pp.    (Arnold,   G., 

Poems,  p.  73.) 

Wooler,,  John  Pratt.  A  Twice  told  tale,  an 
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Wooley,  Charles.  17  cent.  Two  years' 
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Woolf,  M.  At  last.   Ip.   {Scribner''s  Monthly, 

V.  14,  1877,  p.  743. ) 

Woolf.    See  also  Wolf.— Wolfe.— WolflE. 

Wooltaouse,  Wesley  Stoker  Barker.  Es- 
say on  musical  intervals,  harmonics,  and 
the  temperament  of  the  musical  scale,  etc. 
London,  1835.  12°.  (Rev.  of  in  Westm.  Rev. 
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Wooll,  iJei).  John.    1768-1833.    Biographical 

memoirs  of  the  late  Rev.  Joseph  Warton, 

D.  D.  :  to  which  are  added,  a  selection  from 

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Note.— Ho  more  pub. 


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and  historical  sketches  of  early  Indiana. 
Indianapolis,  1883.     8°.  3595 

Woolmau,  John.  1720-73.  Journal.  With 
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Daggett.  O.  E.    John  Woolman.    16  pp.    [New  Eng- 

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Woolnier,  Theophilus.  Handbook  of  Meth- 
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1880.     16°.  —3277 

Woolner,  Thomas.     My  beautiful  lady.     6 

pp.  (Rar.  of  In  Eraser's  Mag.  7.  68,  1863,  p.  801  ;  Mac- 
millan's  Mag.  v.  9,  1864,  p.  256.) 

Forman,  H.  B.    Thomaa  Woolner.    13  pp.    (In  his 

Our  li?lDg  poets,  p.  273.) 

Woolnoih,  Thomas.  The  study  of  the 
human  face.  lUustr.  by  26  full-page  steel 
engravings.    London,  1865.     8°.  1794 

Woolnough,  Charles  W.  The  whole  art  of 
marbling  as  applied  to  paper  book-edges, 
etc.  .  .  .  With  numerous  illustrations  and 
examples.    London,  1881.     8°.  W.58 

Woolrych,  Humphry  William.  1795-1871. 
Life  of  Right.  Hon.  Sir  Edward  Coke,  Lord 
Chief  Justice  of  the  King's  Bench.  Lon- 
don, 1826.     8°.  4834 

Memoirs  of  the  life  of  Judge  Jeffreys, 

Lord  Chancellor  of  England.  London,  1827. 
8°.  4895 

Series  of  the  Lords  Chancellors,  Keepers 

of  the  Great  Seal,  Masters  of  the  Rolls,  Vice- 
Chancellors,  Chief  Justices,  and  Judges, .  .  . 
with  the  attorneys  and  solicitors-general  of 
England,  from  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth 
until  the  present  day.    London,  1826.     16°. 

1588 

Woolsey,  Georgians  M.,  and  Woolsey, 

Jane  Stuart.    Brockett,  L.  P.,  and  Vaughaii,  Mrs. 

M.  C.    The  Misses  Woolsey.    19  pp.    (/n  (detr  Woman's 

work  in  the  civil  war,  p.  324.) 

Woolsey,  Sarah  Chauncey  (Susan  Coolidge, 
pseud.)  Circal845— .  "  Cradle  tomb  "  at  Westminster. 
1  p.  (Scritner's  Monthly,  v.  10,  1875,  p.  678.)— Dead- 
beaded,  i  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  42,  1871,  p.  919.)— 
XSdsou'g  mother.  4  pp.  (Serihner's  Monthly,  v.  2, 
1871,  p.  296,)— In  the  brook.  6  pp.  (Scrihner's 
Monthly,  V.  3,  1872,  p.  567.)— In  the  Certosa.  2  pp. 
(Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  47,  1881,  p.  174.)— Interpreted.  1 
p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46,  1880,  p.  285.)— Kliitn.  4 
pp.  (Atlanl.  Monthly,  v.  46, 1880,  p.  179.)— My  brother- 
in-law.  17  pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  36,  1868,  pp.  60, 
182.)— Two  ways  to  love.  1  p.  {Scribner's  MontHv, 
T.  4, 1872,  p.  696.)— The  White  flag.  1  p.  (Ocrihner's 
Monthly,  v.  6,  1873,  p.  171.) 

Woolsey,  Theodore  Dwight,  D.D.,  LL.  D. 
1801  -  89.  Communism  and  socialism '  in 
their  historyand  theory.  New  York,  1880. 
12°-  -1388 

Essay  on  divorce  and  divorce  legislation, 

with  special  reference  to  the  United  States. 
New  York,  1869.     12°  —1348 

Introduction  to  the  study  of  international 

law,  designed  as  an  aid  in  teaching,  and  in 
historical  studies.   Boston,  1860.   12°.  —1318 

The  same.    2  ed.    New  York,  1865.    8°. 

—1313 
The  same.    5  ed.    New  York,  1879.    8°. 

^  ,.  .     ,  -1357 

Political  science,  or  the  state  theoreti- 
cally and  practically  considered.  New 
York,  1878.     2  v.  8°.  —1818 

Discourse  commemorative  o£  the  lite  and  services 

of  Rev.  C.  A.  Goodrich.  24  pp.  (New  Englanier.  v 
18, 1860,  p.  328.)  ' 

Dlman,  J.  K.    Woolsey's  Political  science.    21  pp. 

(Nea  Englander,  v.  37, 1878,  p.  404.) 


and  others.  First  century  of  the  re- 
public :  a  review  of  American  progress. 
New  York,  1876.  r.  8°.  1633 
Contents.  Abbott,  B.  V.  American  ] urlsprudence." 
—Atkinson,  £.  Commercial  development.— Bar- 
nard, F.  A.  P.  Exact  sciences.— Brac«.  0.  L.  Hu- 
manitarian progress.  —  Bre-wer,  W.  H.  Agrioul- 
tural  progress.  —  Conant,  8.  S.  Progress  of  the 
fine  arts. — Flint,  A.  Medical  and  sanitary  pro- 
gress.—GIU,  T.  Natural  science.- Hunt,  T.  8.  De- 
velopment of  our  mineral  resources.— Horst,  J.  F. 
Religious  development.— Knight,  E.  H.  Mechanical 
progress.  —  l.a'wrence,  E.    Educational   progress; 

Introduction:  Colonial  progress Sumner,  W.  G. 

Monetary  development.— 'Walker,  F.  A.  Growth  and 
distribution  of  population.— TVellg,  D.  A.  Progress 
in  manufacture. — lVhipple,E.  P.  Century  of  Amer- 
ican literature. — "Woolsey,  T.  D.  Experiment  of 
the  Union,  with  its  i)reparations. 

JVole. — Nearly  all  of  the  above  papers  were  pub.  in 
Harper's  Mag.  v.  49-53, 1874-76. 

Woolsey,  Theodore  Salisbury  {Ed.)  1853—. 
Lectures  on  international  law  in  time  of 
peace.  See  Pomeroy,  J.  N. 
Woolsey.  See  also  Wolsey. 
Woolson,  Mrs.  Abba  Louisa  Goold  (Ed.) 
1838 — .  Dress-reform  :  a  series  of  lectures 
delivered  in  Boston,  on  dress  as  it  affects 
the  health  of  women.  With  illustrations. 
Boston,  1874.     13°-  —1378 

Contents. 
Hastings,  C.  E.  Saftord-Blake,  M.  J. 

Haynes,  A.  B.  Woolson,  Jfrs.  A.  L.  G. 

Jackson,  M.  B.  Appendix. 

Woolson,    Constance    Fenimore.     1848—. 

The  Ancient  city.  46  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  60,  187B, 
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378,  569,  735,  895;  v.  64,  1882,  pp.  46,  190,  41B,  '692,  762, 
902.)— Barnaby  Pass.  11  pp.  (Harper's  Mag,  v.  66, 
1877,  p.  261.)— Black  Point.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
v.  69, 1879,  p.  84.)— The  Bones  of  our  ancestors.  ? 
pp.  [Harper's  Mag.  v.  47, 1873,  p.  635.)— Corn  fields, 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  45,  1872,  p.  444.)— Duets.  7  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  49,  1874,  p.  679.)— A  Florentine 
experiment.  29  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  46, 1880,  p. 
602.)— For  the  Major.  66  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  65, 
1882,  p.  907  ;  v.  66,  1883,  pp.  93,  243,  405,  664,  749.)— 
Forgotten.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  53, 1876,  p.  217.)— 
Heliotrope,  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  47, 1873,  p.  274.) 
—Hero  worship.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  i1,lWl3,  v- 
727.)- Ideal.  1  p.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  30, 1872,  p.  461.) 
—In  search  of  the  picturesque.  8  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  45,  1872,  p.  161.)- Jeannette.  M  pp. 
(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  9, 1875,  p.  232.)— King  David. 
9  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  16,  1878,  p.  781.)- The 
Lady  of  lilttle  Fishing.  13  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly, 
V.  34, 1874,  p.  293.)— March.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v. 
46,  1873,  p.  608.)— Matches  morganatic.  16  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  66, 1878,  p.  617.)— A  Merry  Christ- 
mas. 6  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  44, 1872,  p.  231.)— Mis- 
ery landing.  7  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  48,  1874,  p. 
864.)— Miss  Vedder.  12  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  68, 
1879,  p.  590.)— Mission  endeavor.  8  pp.  (Harper's 
Mag.  V.  63,  1876,  p.  886.)— An  October  idyl.  6  pp. 
(Harper's  Mag.  v.  41, 1870,  p.  907.)— October's  song. 
1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  46,  1872,  p.  763.)— Off  Thunder 
Bay.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  46,  1872,  p.  168.)— Old 
Grardlston.  13  pp.  (Harper's  Mag.  v.  62,  1876,  p.  662.) 
Tio?'*'''  "'*  parson.  11  pp.  (Scribner's  Monthly,  v. 
8,1874,  p.  600.)— Pine-barrens.  1  p.  (Harper's  Mag. 
V.  60, 1876,  p.  ae.j-Raspberryislamd.  9  pp.  (Har- 
per's Mag.  V.  65, 1877,  p.  737.)-l8,odman  the  keeper. 
17  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  39,  1877,  p.  261.)— Solo- 
mon. 12  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  32,  1873,  p.  413.)— 
,■,»?  S»"th  devil.  21  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  v.  45, 
if  "iJi'o'''^' '"'''""  "'"ys-  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Monthly,  V. 
}/  }w'^'  P-  669.)-Wilhelmlna.  12  pp.  (Allanl. 
Monthly,  v.  35,  1876,  p.  44.) 

Woolston,  Thomas.  Lardner,  N.  Vindi- 
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Pickering,  J.    Vocabulary,  or  collection 

of  words  and  phrases  which  have  been  sup- 
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Swinton,  W.     Rambles  among  words  : 

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Tatlob,  I.,  Cajiono/Forft.    Words  and 

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study  of  words.     1856. 

Urquhart,  D.    Effect  of  the  misuse  of 

familiar  words  on  the  character  of  men  and 
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White,  R.  G.    Words  and  their  uses. 

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WIENBA.EG,    L.       Das    geheimniss    des 

wortes.     1852. 

Davles.  J.  F.    Meaning  of  certain  Homeric  words. 

25  pp.  {Henmalliena,  v.  1,  p.  129.)— Fashions  and 
tricks  of  speech.  14  pp.  (Bladcwood's  Mag.  v.  in, 
1875,  p.  437.)-Jerdan,  8.  S.  Choice  ot  words.  11  pp. 
(Dublin  Univ.  Hag.  v.  88, 1876,  p.  523.)— Maurice,  F.  D. 
Words  used  in  mental  philosophy.  20  pp.  ( Contemn. 
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words.  16  pp.  (iVeu)  MngUmder,  v.  32,  1873,  p.  691.)— 
Penn,  G.  Indication  ot  an  insltUIous  Latin  term  in 
the  Hellenistic  GreoJi.  9  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  ol  Lit. 
Trans,  v.  1, 1829,  p.  44.)— Philllppg,  T.  .On  the  sound 
and  pronunciation  of  some  British  and  German  words 
In  the  time  of  the  Romans.  3  pp.  (Royal  Soc.  of  Lit 
Trans.  2  8.  v.  1, 1843, p.  20.)— Prodigality  orvrordg 
10pp.  (Blackwood's  Atag.f. 19, 1826,  p.  578.)— Rellsious 
-war  of  irordg.  25  pp.  (JJuWin  iiet).  v.  40,  1856,  p.  616.) 
— V ,  P.  On  the  repetition  ot  certain  words ;  ap- 
plied to  the  illustration  of  English,  Latin,  and  Greelc 
writers,  and  ot  the  New  Testament.  10  pp.  (Valpy 
A.  J.,  Class.  Journ.  v.  8,  1813,  p.  336.)— "Walcott,  M.  e! 
0.  Notes  on  mediaeval  English  words.  14  pp.  {Royai 
Soc.  of  Lit.  Trans.  2  s.  v.  9,  1870,  p.  l.j^Whipple,  B. 
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and  reviews,  v.  1,  1848,  p.  99;  v.  1,  1871,  p.  103.)— 
Word-lore.  8  pp.  (Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  76,  1870, 
p.  282.) 

See  also  Knelish  language. — S^tymology. — 
Grammar.— Language.— Rhetoric. 

Words    of   comfort    to    persecuted 

Catholics.    Fitzsimon,  H.  4893 

Wordsworth,  Charles,  ,D.  D.,  Bp.   of  St. 

Andrew^s.  1806 — .  Shakspeare's  knowledge 
and  use  of  the  Bible.  3  ed.  London,  1880. 
13°.  3395 

Chapter  of  autobiography.    22  pp.    (Forln.  Bev. 

n.  S.  V.  34,  1883,  p.  60.) 

Wordsworth,  Christopher,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of 
Lincoln.  1807-85.  Athens  and  Attica  :  notes 
of  a  tour.  With  maps  and  plans.  3  ed. 
London,  1855.  p.  8°.  {Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Univ.  Mag.  v.  9,  1837,  p.  433  ;  Quart.  Bev.  v. 
64,  1839,  p.  64.)  1478 

A  church  history.   London,  1883.   3  v.  8°. 

,  .         —1268 

Elements  of  instruction  concerning  the 

church,  chiefly  from, the  5  ed.  of  "  Theophilus 
Anglicanus."  Ed.  and  enlarged  by  Hugh 
Davey  Evans.     Phila.  1851,     13°.         —1245 

Greece :  pictorial,  descriptive,  and  his- 
torical. 3  ed.  London,  1844.  r.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  23,  1843,  p.  104.) 

2743 
Memoirs  of  William  Wordsworth,  poet- 
laureate.     London,  1851.    3  v.  8°.     (Rev.  of 
in  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  88, 185 1,  p.  77. )     4873 

Cambridge  prize  poem,  for  1827.    The  Druids. 

6  pp.     (Valpy,  A.  J.i  Class.  Journ.  v.  36,  1827,  p.  118.)— 
English  prize  poem.    The  invasion  of  Russia  by  • 
Napoleon  Bonaparte.    7  pp.    (Valpy,  A.  J.,  Class.  Journ. 
V.  38, 1828,  p.  260.)— On  the  interpretation  of  Scrip, 
ture.     90  pp.     (Replies  to  "Essays  and  reviews,"  p.  409.) 

(,Ed.)    Theocritus,  codicum  manuscripto- 

rum  ope.    See  Theocritus. 

Ijetters  to  M.  (London,  on  the  destructive  char- 
acter of  the  Church  of  Rome.  9  pp.  (Rev.  of  in  Dublin 
Rev.  V.  22, 1847,  p.  449  ;  v.  24, 1848,  p.  269.)— St.  Bippo- 
lyf  us  and  the  Church  of  Rome  in  the  earlier  part  of 
the  3  century.  11  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
17, 1853,  p.  636.) 

Overton,  J.  H.,  and  Wordsworth,  B. 

Christopher  Wordsworth,  Bp.  of  Lincoln, 
1807-85.     1888. 

Wordsworth,  Christopher,  D.  D.  1774- 
1846.  Ecclesiastical  biography;  or,  lives  of 
eminent  men,  connected  with  the  history  of 
religion  in  England  ;  from  the  commence- 
ment of  the  reformation  to  the  revolution. 
3  ed.    London,  1839.    4  v.  8°.  8814 

Contents. 
Baxter,  E.,  hy  himself,  v.  i. 
Bllney,  T.,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  2. 
Colet,  J.,  by  D.  Erasmus,  v.  1. 
Cranmer,  T.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  3. 
Cromwell,  T.,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  2. 
Dindali,  W.,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  2. 
Donne,  J.,  by  I.  Walton,  v.  3. 
Ferrar,  N.,  by  P.  Peoliard,  v.  4. 
Gilpin,  Rev.  B.,  by  G.  Carieton;  v.  3. 
Hale,  Sir  U.,  by  G.  Burnet,  v.  4. 
Hall,  J.,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  Norwiah,  by  himself,  v.  4. 
Hammond,  H.,  Z>.  D.,  by  J.  Fell,  v.  4. 
Herbert,  G.,  by  I.  Walton,  v.  4. 
Hooker,  R.,  by  L  Walton,  v.  3. 
Hooper,  J.,  Bp.  of  Gloucester,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  2. 
Jewel,  J.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury,  v.  3. 
Latimer,  H.,  Bp.' of  Worcester,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  2. 
More,  Sir  T.,  v.  2. 
Mountain,  T.,  by  J.  Strype,  v.  3. 
Oidcastle,  Sir  }.,  Baron  Cobham,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  1. 
Ridley,  N.,  D.  D.,  Bp.  of  London,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  3. 
Rogers,  Rev.  J.,  the  Martyr,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  2. 
Sanderson,  R,,  Bp.  of  Lincoln,  by  L  Walton,  v.  4.    ' 
Taylor,  Rev.  R.,  LL.  D.,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  2 
Thorpe,  W.,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  1. 
Tlllotson,  J.,  Abp.  of  CanUrlmry,  v.  4. 


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Whltgltt,  J.,  Abp.  of  Canterbury,  Taj  Sir  G.  Paul,  v.  3. 

■Wiokliffe,  J.,  by  J.  Fox,  v.  1. 

WUmot,  J.,  2  Marl  of  Rocliester,  hy  G.  Burnet,  v.  4. 

Wolaey,  T.,  by  Q.  Oavendlsb,  v.  1. 

Wotton,  Sir  H.,  by  I.  Walton,  v.  i. 
Bentley,  E.  Doctrinal  corruptions  ot  popery,  v.  1. 
— B"ox,  J.  Supplementary  extracts.— Invention  ot 
printing:  Chaucer  and  Gower.— Progress  ot  relorma- 
tlon  and  ot  persecution.— Martin  Luther,  v.  1.— Inett, 
•  J.  King  Henry  II  and  Abp.  Becket;  King  John,  the 
barons,  and  Pope  Innocent  III;  National  churches. 
— Papal  usurpations  on  the  rights  ot  the  civil  govern- 
ment; Papal  usurpations  In  church  and  state:  origin 
and  progress  ot.— General  recapitulation,  v.  1.— and 
Bentley,  B.  The  British  church,  and  the  Anglican,  v. 
1.— Index,  T.  4. 

(Eev.  ot  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  4, 1810,  p.  93.) 

Who  wrote  Icon  Baslllke  ?    47  pp.    (Kev.  ot  in  Edin. 

Em.  V.  44,  1826,  p.  1  ;  Quart.  Rev.  V.  32,  1825,  p.  467.)— 
Wordswortli  and  Teignmoutli  on  the  Bible 
Society.    12  pp.    {Quart.  Rev.  v.  4, 1810,  p.  68.) 

Wordsworth,  Christopher.  Scholae  aca- 
demicae ;  some  account  of  the  studies  at  the 
English  universities  in  the  18  century.  Cam- 
bridge, 1877..    8°.  —3373 

Social  life  at  the  English  universities  in 

the  18  century.     Cambridge,  1874.     13°. 

—3365 
Wordsworth,  Dorothy.    1771-1855.    Recol- 
lections of  a  tour  made  in  Scotland,  A.  D. 
1803.     Ed.  by  J.  C.  Shairp.     3  ed.     Edin- 
burgh, 1874.     8°.  1466 

Lee,  E.     Dorothy  Wordsworth.     1886. 

Wordsworth,  John,  D.  D.,Bp.  of  Salisbury. 

1843 — .     Fragments  and  specimens  of  early 
Latin.     With  introductions  and  notes.     Ox- 
ford, 1874.     8°.  3335 
Wordsworth,  M-s. Mary  Hutchinson.  Mar- 

tlneau,  H.  Mrs.  Wordsworth.  7  pp.  (Ire  her  Biog. 
sketches,  p.  402.) 

Wordsworth,  William.  1770-1850.  De- 
scription of  the  scenery  of  the  lakes  in  the 
north  of  England.  4  ed.,  with  additions, 
-and  illustrative  remarks  upon  the  scenery 
of  the  Alps.     London,  1833.     16°.  1468 

Poems,  chosen  and  ed.  by  Matthew  Ar- 
nold.   London,  1879.     16°.  1397 

Contents.  Poems  akin  to  thq  antique,  and  odes. — 
Poems  of  ballad  form.— Lyrical  poems* — Narra- 
tive poems.— Reflective  and  elegiac  poems. — 
Sonnets. 

Poems,  selected  and  ed.  by  Robert  Aris 

Willmott.    London,  1859.    4°.  1384 

Poetical  works.    New  ed.    London,  1857- 

64.     6  V.  16°.  1377 

Contents.  Poems  founded  on  the  affections,  v.  1. 
-Selections  Irom  Chancer  modernised,  v.  6.— Poems 
referring  to  the  period  of  childliood,  v.  1. — Sonnets 
upon  the  punishment  ot  deatli,  v.  4 —  The  Elver 
Duddon.  A  series  ot  sonnets,  t.  3, — ^Ecclesiastical 
sonnets,  v.  4. — KVening  voluntaries,  v.  4. — The 
Excursion,  v.  6.— Poems  ot  fancy,  v.  2.— Poems  of 
the  imagination,  v.  2.— Inscriptions,  v.  6.— Me- 
movials  of  a  tour  In  Italy,  1837,  v.  3 — Sonnets  dedi- 
cated to  liberty  and  order,  v.  4.— Miscellaneous 
poems,  V.  4.— Poems  on  the  naming  of  places,  v. 
1. — Poems  dedicated  to  national  Independence 
and  liberty,  v.  3.— Ode,  v.  6.— Poems  referring  to 
the  period  of  old  age,  v.  6.— Peter  Bell.  A  tale,  v. 
2.— The  Prelude,  or  growth  ot  a  poet's  mind ;  an 
autobiographical  poem,  v.  6.— Memorials  ot  a  tour  in 

Scotland,  1803,  1314,  v.  3 Poems  ot  sentiment 

and  reflection,  v.  4.— Miscellaneous  sonnets,  v.  2. 
—Poems,  composed,  or  suggested  during  a  tour  In 
tbe  summer  of  1833,  v.  4.— Memorials  ot  a  tour  on 
the  continent-,  v.  3.— The  IVhite  doe  of  Ryl- 
gtone ;  or,  the  fate  of  the  Nortons,  v.  3.— Yarrovf 
revisited,  and  other  poems,  v.  4.— Poems  written  in 
youth,  V.  1.— Appendix,  prefaces,  etc.  v.  6.— Index  to 
the  first  lines,  v.  6.— Index  to  the  poems,  v.  6. 

(Eev.  of  in  Brovmson's  Quart.  Rev.  3  s.  v.  3,  1855,  p. 
52B;  Fraser's  Mag.  T.  6, 1832,  p.  607  ;  ZV.  Am.  'Bev.  T.  B9, 
1844,  p.  352 ;  Quart.  Bev.  T.  52, 1834,  p.  317.) 


Prose  works.   For  the  first  time  collected, 

with  additions  from  unpublished  MSS,  ed. 
with  notes  and  illustrations  by  Rev.  Alex- 
ander B.  Grosart.    London,  1876.    3  v.  8°. 

3171 
Contents.  Aesthetical  and  literary,  v.  2.— Of  the 
Catholic  relief  bill,  1829,  v.  1.— Convention  of 
Clntra,  1809;  Vindication  of  opinions  in  the  treatise 
on  the  '  Convention  of  Clntra,'  v.  1.— Conversations 
and  personal  reminiscences  of  Wordsworth,  v.  3.— 
Critical  and  ethical,  v.  3.— De  Q,uincey,  T.  Ap- 
pendix to  the  Convention  ot  Clntra,  v.  1.— Descrip- 
tive, V.  2.— Of  education,  V.  1 Upon  epitaphs,  v. 

2.— Essays,  letters,  and  notes,  elucidatory  and  con- 
firmatory of  the  poems,  v.  2.— Ethical,  v.  1.— Two 
addresses  to  the  freeholders  of  Westmoreland, 
1818,  V.  1.— Apology  tor  the  French-revolution,  v. 
1.— Ijandaff,  E.  Appendix  to  Bp.  Watson's  sermon, 
V.  1.— Letlers  and  extracts  from  letters,  v.  ».— 01 
literary  biography  and  monuments,  v.  2 — Notes 
and  lllustraLious  of  the  poems,  v.  3, — Political,  r. 
1.— Of  legislation  for  the  poor,  the  working  classes, 
and  the  clergy,  v.  1. — Advice  to  the  young,  v.  1. 
(Bev.  ot  In  London  Quart.  Eev.  v.  47, 1877,  p.  102.) 

Poems  and  lite  of.    76  pp.    {Alkln,  3.,  Brit,  poets,  v. 

3,  p.  415.-)— Three  original  sonnets.  1  p.  {Blackwood's 
jtfas.  V.  4, 1819,  p.  471.) 

Hudson,  H.  N.    Studies  in  Wordsworth, 

culture  and  acquireinent,  ethics  of  tragedy, 
and  other  papers.     1884. 

Knight,  W.  English,  lake  district  as  in- 
terpreted in  the  poems  of  Wordsworth. 
1878. 

Bagehot,  W.  Wordsworth,  Tennyson,  and  Brown- 
ing. 63  pp.  {In  Ms  Literary  studies,  v.  2,  p.  338.)— 
Calrd,  E.  'Wordsworth.  17  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  n.  s. 
V.  21,  1880,  p.  205.)  —  Century  of  great  poets: 
Wordsworth.  28  pp.  [Blaehwood's  Mag.  v.  110, 1871,  p. 
299.)— Clough,  A.  H.  Lecture  on  the  poetry  ot  W.  20 
pp."  {In  Ids  Prose  remains,  p.  .303.)— Coleridge,  Sir 
J.  D.    Wordsworth.     14,  pp.     (Macmillan's  Mag.  v.  28j 

1873,  p.  289.)- Conway,  M.  D.  The  English  lakes  and 
their  genii.  66  pp.  {Marper's  Mag.  v.  62,  1881,  pp.  7,- 
161,  339.)— Cranch,  C.  P.  Wordsworth.  12  pp.  {At- 
lant.  Monthly,  v.  45, 1830,  p.  241.;— Dovrden,  E.i  Prose 
works  ot  W.  87  pp.  {In  his  Studies  in  literature,  p. 
122 ;  and  Forth.  Egv.  n.  s.  v.  18, 1876,  p.  449.)— Text  ot 
Wordsworth's  poems.  24  pp.  (Contemp.  Eev.  v.  33, 
1878,  p.  734.)— Elver  Dnddon.  8  pp.  (Bev.  Of  in  B(acJ;- 
wood's  Mag.  v.  7,  1820,  p.  206.)— Etlenne,  L.  Pontes 
contemporains  de  i'Angleterre :  Wordsworth.  33  pp. 
{Rev.  contemp.  1853,  v.  6,  p.  87.)— The  Excursion.  30 
pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Eev.  v.  24, 1815,  p.  1 ;  Quart.  Eev. 
V.  12, 1815,  p.'lOO.)— Pelton,  0.  0.  Wordsworth's  Yar- 
row revisited.  8  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  19, 1836,  p.  375.)— 
Gallery  of  literary  characters.  William  Words- 
worth. 2  pp.  {Fraser's  Mag.  v.  6, 1832,  p.  313.)— Giles, 
H.  Wordsworth.  28  pp.  {In  his  Illustrations  ot  genius, 
p.  239.)— Hazlitt,  W.  William  Wordsworth.  19  pp. 
{Spirit  of  the  age,  p.  338.)— Home,  E.  H.  William 
Wordsworth  and  Leigh  Hunt.  28  pp.  {In  his  New 
spirit  ot  the  age,  2  ed.  v.  1,  p.  305.)— Hutton,  E.  H. 
Wordsworth  and  his  genius.    38  pp.    {Essays,  v.  2,  p. 

-80.)— Jeffrey,  F.  Wordsworth's  Excursion;  Words- 
worth's White  doe.  17  pp.  {In  his  Contrlb.  to  the  Edin. 
Eev.  pp.  457,  469 ;  and  Edin.  Eev.  v.  24, 1815,  p.  1 ;  v.  25, 
1815,  p.  355.)— Knight,  W.  Wordsworth ;  Nature  as 
interpreted  by  Wordsworth.  57  pp.  {In  his  Studies  lii 
philosophy  and  literature,  pp.  283,  40B.)-^Ijiterary 
characters.  10  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  3, 1831,  p.  657.) 
— Ijo-tvell,  J.  E.  Wordsworth.  22  pp.  {In  his  Derdoa-' 
racy  and  other  addresses,  p.  135.)— Memorials  of  a 

'tour  on  the  continent.  8  pp.  (Eev.  ot  in  Edin.  Rev. 
V.  37, 1822,  p.  449.)— Milton  and  W,  1  p.  {Harper's 
Mag.  V.  2,  1861,  p.  201.)— Me-w  volume  of  poetry. 
19  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Fraser's  Mag.  v.  11,  1835,  p.  689.)— 
Pater,  W.  H.    On  W.    11  pp.    {Fortn.  Rev.  n.  s.  v.  16, 

1874,  p.  466.)— Peter  Bell.  7  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Biacfc- 
TOood's  ifdj.  V.  6, 1819,  p.  130.)— Poems.  32  pp.  (Eev. 
of  in  Boston  Quart.  Bev.  v.  2, 1839,  p.  137  ;  Dublin  Rev.  v. 
40,  1866,  p.  338;  Edin.  Rev.  V.  11,  1808,  p.  214;  N.  Am. 
Rev.  V.  18,  1824,  p.  356  ;  Quart.  Rev.  v.  14,  1816,  p.  201.)— 
Pontes  et  romancierg  de  la  Grande-Bretagne. 
William  Wordsworth.  21  pp.  {Rev.  d.  deux  mondes, 
1836,  4  s.  V.  3,  p.  349.)— Poetry  of  W.  39  pp.  {Brit. 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  31, 1860,  p.  79.)— The  Prelude.    31  pp. 

,  (Eev.  ot  In  Brit.  Quart.  Rev.  v.  12, 1860,  p.  649 ;  Dem.  Eev. 
V.  27,  1850,  p.  398;  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  36,  1850,  p.  329; 
Fraser's  Mag.  v.  42, 1860,  p.  119.)— Shairp,  J.  C.  Words- 
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43  pp.  (In  his  Essays  and  reviews,  v.  1,  1848,  p.  211  ; 
V.  1, 1871,  p.  222.)— White  doe  of  Rylstone.  9  pp. 
(Kev.  of  in  Bdin.  Reo.  y.  26,  1816,  p.  365.)— Wilson,  J. 
Essay  on  the  theory  and  the  writings  of  W.  121  pp. 
(Crit.  and  miscel.  essays,  v.  1,  p.  207.)— Wordsworth, 
Byron,  Scott,  and  Shelley.  4  pp.  (Harper's  Mag. 
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See  also  Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  49,  1841,  p.  369;  N.  Y. 
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Masson,  D.  Wordsworth,  Shelley,  Keats, 

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Mtbes,  F.  W.  H.     Wordsworth.     1881. 

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W.  34  pp.  (New  Englander,  v.  9,  1861,  p.  683;  Quart 
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Montague,  C,  1  Earl  of  Hali-  Stepney,  G.  v.  2,  3.      . 

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Otway,  T.  v.  3.  Swltt,  J.  v.  3. 

Phillips,  A.  V.  3.  Tlckeil,  T.  v.  2,  3. 

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CuRWEN,  J.  S.    Studies  in  worship-music, 

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— Cheethairi,  S.    The  aesthetics  of  worship.    10  pp. 
{Contemp.  Bev.  v.  17,  1871,  p.  414.)— Camming,  C.  F. 
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(Works,  v.  3,  p.  493.)— Drake,  N.    Remarks  on  social 
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In  autumn,  v.' 2,  p.  316.) — Drogon,  Cardinal,  Bp.  of 
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Worship.    37  pp.    (In  his  Conduct  of  life,  p.  175.)— 
Eugenlcus,  M.,  Abp.  of  Ephesus.    Expositlo  otBoii 
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De  adoranda    humanitate   Christi ;    De  cultu  sacri 
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35   pp.     {Biblioth.    Sacra,    v.   14,    1857,   p.   78i.)  —  (Ser- 
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65  pp.     (Mlgne,  J.  P,,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  y.  163,  p.  631.)— 
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( Works,  v.  6,  p.  491.)— Hall,  R.    Fragment  on  the  right 
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—Irving,  E.    On  praise.    52  pp.    ( Coll.  writings,  v.  3,  p. 
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(Fraser's  Mag.  y.  72,  1865,  p.  375.)— liamgon,  A.    Ser- 
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18  pp.     (tVbris,  V.  21,  p.  619.)— Peabody.E.  P.    Spirit 
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Sophronins,  St.,  Patriarch,  of  Jerusalem.  Triodlum. 
(pr.)  100  pp.  (Mai,  A.,  Spicileg.  Roman,  v.  4,  p.  126.)— 
Sozzlnl,?.  De  .reau  Clirlstl  luvocatlone  dlsputailo. 
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-  (Worfcs.v.  3,  pp.  567,  596,  603.)— Wilson,  T.  Plalnand 
short  directions,  and  prayers  for  particular  persons. 
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See  also  Devotional  exercises.  —  liitanies.— 
Liturgies. — lUeciitation. — Prayer  and  prayers. 
— Reii:cion.  —  Ritualisiu. — Tree  and  serpent 
worsllip. 

WorsUip  and  offices  of  the  Church  of 

Scotland.     Sprott,  G.  W.  —1244 

Worship  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  Mary 

in  the  Church  of  Rome.     Tyler,  J.  E.    —3296 
Worship  of  the  serpent,  traced  through- 
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Worsley,  Charles.  Espinasse,  F.  The  first 
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Worsley,  Henry.  1820—.  Dawn  of  the 
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London,  1890.     8°.  —4384 

Life  of  Martin  Luther.     London,   1856. 

3  Y.  8°.  5844 

Worsley»  Bev.  Israel.  1768-1836.  A  view 
of  the  American  Indians,  their  general  char- 
acter, customs,  language?'  public  festivals, 
religious  rites,  and  traditions :  shewing 
them  to  be  the  descendants  of  the  fen  tribes 
of  Israel,  the  language  of  prophecy  concern- 
ing them,  and  the  course  by  which  they 
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Worsted.  Bischopf,  J.  Comprehensive 
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Lbroux,  C.  Traite  pratique  sur  la  fila- 
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The  same.     Tr.   from  the  French  by  H. 
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See  also  Sheep.  — Textile  fabrics.  —  W^ool.— 
Yarn. 

Wort    nnd     that.     39  pp.      Lasker,    E. 

[Deutsch.  rundschau,  y.  20, 1879,  p.  204.) 

Wortabet,  Gregory  M.  Syria,  and  the 
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London,  1856.     3  v.  13°.  1487 

Worth,  Richard  NiohoUs.  1887—.  Popular 
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Worthenj  Amos  Henry,  and  others.  Geo- 
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PAET  v.— 137. 


Contents,  Geology  and  palaeontology,  v.  3-5.— 
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Sleek,  F.  B.,  and  Worthen,  A.  H.  Descriptions  of  in- 
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V.  2,  4.— Paleontoloey,  v.  2 Wortlien,  A.  H.,  and 

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Worthies  of  Cumberland,  The.  Lons- 
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Worthies  of  England,  History  of  the. 
Fuller,  T.     3  v.  1584 

Worthies  of  Sussex.    Lower,  M.  A.    3771 

Worthies  of  Warwickshire  who  lived 
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Worthington,  C.  J.  {Ed.)  Woman  in  battle. 
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Worthington,  George.     An  inquiry  into 

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Worthington,  John,  D.  D.  1617-71.  Diary 
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Worthington,  Thomas.    Short  description 

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Wortstellung  in  den  aeltesten  flran- 
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Voelcker,  B.     (Franzoesische  studien,  v.  3.) 

—3183 

Wotton,  Sir  Henry.      1568-1639.      Poems. 

Ed.  by   Rev.   Alexander  Dyce.       London, 

1843.     13°.     {PercySoG.Y.6.)  1358 

Reliquiae  Wottonianae  :  or,  a  collection 

of  lives,  letters,  poems  ;  with  characters  of 
sundry  personages  ;  and  other  incomparable 
pieces  of  language  and  art.  4  ed.  London, 
1685.     8°.  3197 

Contents.  Elements  of  architecture. — Panegyrick 
to  Xing  Charles. — Meditations  upon  Christinas- 
day  .—Co-wley,  A.  Elegle  on  Sir  Henry  'Wotton.- Of 
Robert  Deverenx,  Earl  of  Essex,  and  George  Villlers, 
Duke  of  Buckingham.  —  Election  of  the  Duke  of 
Venice.  —  Philosophical  survey  of  education  or 
moral  architecture. — Meditation  upon  the  XXII  chap- 
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ference and  disparity  between  the  estates  and  condi- 
tions of  George,  Duke  of  Buckingham,  and  Robert, 
Earl  of  Essex.— Tjetter  to  the  provost  and  professor 
reglus  of  divinity  in  Cambridge.- tetters  to  several- 
persons. —Character  of  Ferdinandodl  Medici,  Grand 
Duke  of  Tuscany.— Observations  upon  tilings  most 
remarkable  in  the  history  of  this  kingdom  and  the 
church,  from  the  Norman  conquest  to  the  12  year  of 
Charles  I.— Poems. --The  great  action  between  Pom- 
pey  and  Caesar.— Ad  regem  ex  Scotia  reducem. — 
Letters  to  Marcus  Velserus.— View  of  the  life  and 
death  of  George  Villierg,  Duke  of  Buckingham.— 
Walton,  I.  Life  of  Sir  Henry  Wotton.— Letters  to  the 
Lord  Zonch. 

Short  view  of  the  life  and  death  of  George 

Villers,  Duke  of  Buckingham.  London, 
1643.     13°.  4777 

On  his  mistress,  the  Queen  of  Bohemia;  Upon 

the  death  of  Sir  Albert  Morton's'wife.  2  pp.  {Eltson, 
J.,  Eng.  anthol.  v.  1,  p.  18.)— Poems.  6  pp.  (Camp- 
bell, T.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  3,  p.  201.) 

Cowley,  A.    An  elegle  on  W.    2  pp.    (Wotton,  Sir 

K.,  Seliquiae  Wottonianae.)— MValton,  I.    Life  of  W.    70 
pp.    (In  his  Lives,  p.  98;  and  Wotton,  Sir  H.,  Beliguiae 
WoHomanae.)— Wordsworth,  C.    Sir  Henry  Wotton.    ^ 
48  pp.    [In  Ms  Eocles.  biog.  v.  4,  p.  63.) 


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Wottoii,  Sir  John.     Corner,  G.  R.     Notices 

ot  JuhuLord  Stanhope  of  Harrington;  together  wlih 
some  account  of  Sir  Thomas  Holcrott  and  W.  16  pp. 
{Archaeolngia,  v.  38,  1860,  p.  389.) 

TVotton,  William,  D.  D.  1666-1726.  Mis- 
cellaneous discourses  relating  to  the  tradi- 
tions and  usages  of  the  Scribes  and  Pharisees 
in  our  Blessed  Saviour  Jesus  Christ's  time. 
London,  1718.     2  v.  in  1,  p.  8°.  —2294 

Contents,  f^ruvin ;  A  title  of  the  Misna,  concern- 
ing the  mixtures  practiced  hy  the  Jews  in  Jesus 
Christ's  time,  to  strengthen  the  observation  of  the 
Sabbath,  v.  2.— Discourse  of  the  nature,  authority  and 
usefulness  of  the  Dllgiin.— Table  and  contents  of  all 
the  titles  of  the  Mlsua. — Texts  relating  to  the  religious 
obsei'vation  of  one  day  In  seven,  v.  1.— Sl>ab- 
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[Ed.)  The  British  Plutarch,  containing  the 

lives  of  the  most  eminent  divines,  patriots, 
statesmen,  warriors,  philosophers,  poets, 
and  artists,  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 

from  the  accession  of  Henry  VIII,  to  the 
present  time.  New  ed.,  re-arranged,  and 
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Contents. 

Abbot,  G.,   Abp.  of  Canter-  Johnson,  8.  v.  6. 

bury,  V.  2.  Jones,  I.  v.  3. 

Addison,  J.  v.  6.  Jones,  Sir  W.  v.  6. 

Ascham,  E.  v.  1.  Jonson,  B.  v.  2. 

Atterbury,  F.,  Bp.  of  Roches-  Jortin,  J.  v.  6. 

ter,  V.  5.  Knox,  J.  v.  1. 

Bacon,  F.,  Baron,  v.  2.  Latimer,  H.,  J5p.  of  Worces- 
Bentiey,  E.  y.  B.  ter,  v.  1. 

Berkeley,  G.,  Bp.  of  Cloyne,  Laud.W.,  Abp.  ofCanteriuru, 

V.  6.  _  v.  3. 

Blake,  Admiral  E.,  v.  8.  Locke,  J.  v.  6. 

Boyle,  E.,  Earl  of  Cork,  v.  3.  Marvell,  A.  v.  i. 

Boyle,  Hon.  E.  v.  i.  Milton,  J.  v.  3. 

Buchanan,  a.  v.  1.  Monk,  Q.,  Duke  of  Albemarle, 
Burnet,  Or.,  Bp.  of  Salisbury,       v.  3. 

V.  5.  More,  Sir  1.  v.  1. 

Butler,  J.,  1  Duke  of  Ormond,  Nelson,  Vice-Admiral  H.  v.  6. 

V.  4.  Newton,  Sir  I.  v.  5. 

Butler,  S.  v.  4.  Parker,  M.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
Camden,  W.  v.  2.  bury,  v.  1. 

Cecil,  Sir  B.,  Earl  of  Salis-  Petty,  Sir  W.  v.  4. 

bury,  V.  2.  Pitt,  W.,  the  Elder,  Earl  of 
Cecil,  W.,    Baron  Burghley,        CImtham,  v.  6. 

V.  2.  Pole,  E.,  OariJmaZ,  v.  1. 

Cheke,  Sir  J.  v.  1.  Pope,  A.  v.  6. 

Churchill,  J.,  Duke  of  Marl-  Prior,  M.  v.  5. 

borough,  v.  6.  Ealegh,  Sir  W.  v.  2. 

Clarke,  S.  v.  5.  Eichardson,  S.  y.  6. 

Coke,  Sir  E.  v.  2.  Eooke,  Sir  G.  v.  6. 

Coiet,  J.,  Dean  of  St.  Paul's,  Sackville,  T.,  1  Earl;  of  Dm- 

V.  1.  set,  V.  2. 

Cooper,  A. A,,iair!  ofShaftes-  St.  John,  H.,  Viscount  Soling- 

bury,  V.  4.  broke,  v.  6. 

Cranmer,  T.,  Abp.  of  Canter-  Savlle,  Sira.,mrqui8of Bali- 
bury,  v.  1.  fax,  V.  4. 

Cromwell,  O.  v.  3.  Selden,  J.  v.  3. 

Cromwell,  T,,  Earl  of  Essex,  Seymour,  E.,  Duke  of  Somer- 

T'  1-  set,  V.  1. 

Devereux,  E.,  2  Earl  of  Es-  Shakspeare,  W.  v.  2. 

.,^»«^f-2.  Sidney,  A.  V.  4. 

Drake,  Sir  F.  v.  2.  Sidney,  Sir  P.  v.  2. 

Dryden,  J.  v.  4.  Spenser,  E.  v.  2. 

Dudley,  J.,  Duke  of  North-  Stanhope,  P.  D.,  4  Earl  of 

umberland,  w.  1.  Chesterfield,  m.  6. 

T>nai6y,n.,  Earl  of  Leicester,  Steele,  ,Sir  E.  v  6 

T^,^;,^'     ,     „       „  Swift,  J.,  Dean  of  St.  Pat- 
Fisher,  J.,  Bp.  of  Rochester,       rick's,  Dublin,  v.  6. 

_,'"•  !•       ^    ,  Terilple,  5ir  W.  v.  4. 

Flamsteed,  J.  v.  5.  Thomson,  J.  v.  6. 

Gardiner,  S.,  Bp.  of  Winches-  Tlllotson,  J.,  Abp.  of  Canter- 
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Gray*T"v'6     "'  ^'  Ussher,  J.,  Abp.  of  Armagh, 

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Food  consumption  ;  quantities,  costs,  and 

nutrientsof  food -materials.  Chemical  analy- 

'  sis  and  treatment,  by  Prof.  W.  O.  Atwater. 
Boston,  1886.    8°.  —1375 

Health  statistics  of  female  college  gradu- 
ates.    Boston,  1885.    8°.  —3704 

History  of  wages  and  prices  in  Massachu- 
setts :  1753- 1883.  Including  comparative 
wages  and  prices  in  Massachusetts  and 
Great  Britain,  1860-83.    Boston,  1885.     8°. 

—1366 

Industrial  conciliation  and  arbitration. 

Boston,  1881.     8°.  —1375 

Influence  of  intemperance  upon  crime. 

Boston,  1889.     8°.  —1375 

Manual    of     distributive     co-operation. 

Boston.  1885.     8°.  —1875 

Profit  sharing.    3  ed.     Boston,  1886.     8°. 

—1875 

Report  on  marriage  and  divorce  in  the 

United  States,  1867-86  ;  including  an  ap- 
pendix relating  to  marriage  and  divorce  in 
certain  counti-ies  in  Europe.     Washington, 

1889.  8°.     {U.  S.  Labor.  Dept.  of.)      —4824 

Report  on  the  custody  and  condition  of 

the  public  records  of  parishes,  towns,  and 
counties.     Boston,  1889.     8°.  —4455 

Strikes  in  Massachusetts,  1830-80.  Bos- 
ton, 1889.    8°.  —1375 


Study  of  statistics  in  colleges.    Boston, 

1887.  8°.  —2306 
The  same.    (Am.  Econ.  Assoc.  Pub.  v.  3, 

1888,  p.  5.) 

Sunday  labor.    Boston,  1885.    8°.    —1375 

Uniform   hours  of  labor.     Boston,  1889. 

8°.  —1875 

Working  girls  of  Boston.     Boston,  1889. 

8°.  —1875 

See  also  Massachnsetts.  Bureau  of  Statistics  of 
Labor.    Annu.il  reports. 

Wright,  Chauncey.     1830-75.     Letters,  with 

some  account  of  his  life  by  Jaines  Bradley 

Thayer.      Privately    printed.     Cambridge, 

1878.     8°.  ■  8886 

Philosophical  discussions.  With  a  bio- 
graphical sketch  of  the  author  by  Charles 
Eliot  Norton.     New  York,  1877.     8°.    —1414 

Contents.  Fragmenton  cause  and  effect.— Specu- 
lative dynamics.— Books  relating  to  the  theory  of 
evolution. — Evolution  by  natural  selection. 
— German  Darwinism. — Uses  and  origin  of  tlie  ar- 
rangement of  leaves  in  plants.— Iievres's  Prob- 
lems of  life  and  mind.— McCosli  on  intuitions. 

— McCosh  on  Tyndail Mansell's  Reply  to  Mill. 

—John  Stuart  Mill.— Limits  of  natural  selection. 
— Natural  theology  as  a  positive  science. — Nor- 
ton, C.  E.  Biographical  sketch  of  Chauncey  Wright. 
-Evolution  of  self-conscioiisness.  —  Genesis  of 
species.— Philosophy  of  Herbert  Spencer.— Conflict 
of  studies.— Physical  theory  ol  the  universe.— 
Index. 

BoAvne,B.P.    Chauncey  Wright  as  a  philosopher. 

19  pp.  (New  EngUnder,  v.  37,  1878,  p.  685.)— PIsUe,  J. 
Chauncey  Wright.  32  pp.  (In  his  Darwinism  and 
other  essays,  p.  78.)— Norton,  C.  E.  Biographical 
sketch  of  W.  17  pp.  (Wright,  C,  Philosophical  disms- 
sions,  p.  vii.) 

Wright,  Edward.    Circa  1560-1615.    Voyage 

of  the  Earl  ol  Cumberland  to  the  Azores,  etc.,  in  1689. 
27  pp.  (Arber,  E.,  Bng.  garner,  v.  3,  p.  368;  Green,  J., 
Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  206;  Hakluyt,  E.,  Voyages,  v.  2,  p.  647; 
Hartis,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1, 1705,  p.  685 ;  Kerr,  K.,  Voyages, 
V.  7,  p.  375;  Plnkerton,  J.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  BOi.) 

Wright,  Fortunatus.  Laughton,  J.  K.  Pri- 
vateers and  privateering  in  the  18  century:  Fortu- 
natus Wright.  17  pp.  (Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  24, 1881, 
p.  46-2.) 

Wright,  Prances.  {Afterwards  Mme.  D'Arus- 
mont. )  1795-1853.  A  few  days  in  Athens, 
being  the  tr.  of  a  Grgek  MS  discovered  in 
Herculaneum.     London,  1822.     13°.        1294 

— —  Views  of  society  and  manners  in  Amer- 
ica ;  in  a  series  of  letters  from  that  country 
to  a  friend  in  England,  during  the  years 
1818-30.  London,  1831.  8°.  (Rev.  of  in 
N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  14,  1833,  p.  15.)  3485 

Owen,  E.    D.    Frances   Wright,    Lafayette,    and 

Mary  Shelley.    12  pp.    (Atlant.    Monthly,  v.   32,  1873, 

Wright,  George  B.  Annual  reports  of  the 
Commissioner  of  railroads  and  telegraphs, 
to  the  Governor  of  Ohio,  for  the  years  1867- 
70.     Columbus,  1868-71.     5  v.  8°.         —4414 

Wright,  George  Frederick,  D.  D.,  LL.  D. 
1838 — .  Glacial  boundary  in  western  Penn- 
sylvania, Ohio.  Kentucky,  Indiana,  and  Il- 
linois. Washington,  1890.  8°-  (Powell,  J. 
W.,  U.  S.  Geol.  surv.  Bull.  No.  58  ;  U.  S.  51 
Cong.  1  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  83,  No. 
344.)  _3553 

Logic  of  Christian  evidences.     Andover, 

1880.     16°.  _4226 

— -  Importance  of  the  study  of  archaeology  in  Ot>io ; 
Kelation  of  the  glacial  period  to  archaeology  In  Ohio ; 
Preglaclal  man  In  Ohio  ;  Report  on  the  present  condi- 
tion of  mounds  and  earthworks  of  Ohio.  29  pp.  -  (  Ohio 
Arehaeol.  and  Hist.  Qfiart.  v.  1, 1888,  pp.  B6, 174,  257,  341.) 


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Wright;  Rev.  George  Newnhani.  Circa 
1812 — .  Life  and  campaigns  of  Arthur, 
Duke  of  Wellington.  London,  n.  d.  4  v. 
8°.  4888 

Life  and  times  of  Louis  Philippe,  King  of 

the  French.     London,  n.  d.     8°.  5813 

Account  ol  the  Ute  ot  George  Berkeley,  D.  D.    15 

pp.    (Berlieley,  a.,  Bp.  of  Cloyne,  Works,  v.  1,  p.  1.) 

{Ed. )    Works  of  George  Berkeley.    See 

Berkeley,  G.,  Bp.  of  Cloyne. 

and  Watkins,  John,  LL.  D.    Life  and 

reign  of  William  IV.   London,  1837.  8°.  4883 
Wi'igbt,    George   W.    Political    portraits  : 

George  W.  Wright,  M.  0.  for  California.  6  pp.  (Dem. 
Bev.  V.  28,  1851,  p.  360.) 

Wright,  Hendrick  Bradley.  1808-81.  His- 
torical sketches  of  Plymouth,  Luzerne  co., 
Pa.  With  25  photographs.  Phila.  n.  d. 
12°.  3576 

Wright,  Henry  Clarke.  1797-1870.  Repro- 
ductive element,  as  a  means  to  man's  eleva- 
tion and  happiness.  1  English  ed.  War- 
rington, 1858.     12°.  —8777 

The  unwelcome  child.     (Fromthe-Amer- 

ican  ed.)  "Warrington,  1858.  12°.  {With 
his  Reproductive  element.)  — 3777 

Wright,  Bev.  Henry  Press.  Leptosy  an  im- 
perial danger.    London,  1889.     12°.    —3767 

Wright,  Ichabod  Charles  (IV.)  1795-1871. 
[Divine  comedy.]    See  Dante  Alighieri. 

( IV. )    Iliad  of  Homer.    See  Homerus. 

Wright,  J.  M.  F.     Commentary  on  Newton's 

Principia.  With  a  supplementary  volume. 
London,  1883.     2  v.  8".  —2454 

Solutions  of    the  Cambridge  problems, 

from  1800  to  1820.  London,  1825.  2  v.  8°- 
(Rev.  of  in  Westvi.  Sev.  v.  4,  1825,  p.  142.) 

—2454 
Wright,  James.    Circa  1644-1715.    Histpria 

histrloulca,  an  historical  account  of  the  English 
stage.  3.8  pp.  (Dodsley,  K.,  Oldplays,  y.  1,  p.  cxxxlx.) 
— Second  generation  of  Knglisli  professional 
actors,  1625-10.  11  pp.  (Arber,  B.,  Eng.  garner,  v.  2, 
p.  212.) 

Wright,    Rev.    James    Edward.    Leonard 

Case  Aldeu;  Stephen  Goodhue  Emerson.  13  pj). 
{Harvard  Mem.  Mog.  v.  2,  pp.  207,  229.) 

Wright,  Joseph.  BaJier,  W.  S.  In  his  En- 
graved portraits  of  Washington,  p.  46.    11  pp. 

Wright,  Lucy.     Evans,  F.  W.    Memoir  of 

W.    2  pp.    (In  his  Shakers,  p.  183.) 

Wright,  Mrs.  Mehetabel  Wesley.    Hagany, 

J.  B.  Mehetabel  Wesley.  6  pp.  {Harper's  Mag.  v.  'H, 
1862,  p.  218.) 

Wright,  Lt.  Miers  Fisher  {Tr.)  Operations 
of  the  French  navy  during  the  recent  war 
with  Tunis.  Washington,  1885.  8°.  {U.S. 
48  Cong.  2  sess.  House  miscel.  doc.  v.  7,  No. 
31.)  —4485 

Wright,  Richard.  Apology  for  Dr.  Michael 
Servetus  :  including  an  account  of  his  life, 
persecution,  writings,  and  opinions.  Wis- 
bech, 1806.     8°.  5882 

Ware,  H.,  Jr.    Wright's  Lite  and  labours.    20  pp. 

{Chr.  Exam.  v.  2, 1825,  p.  437.) 

Wright,  Robert,  D.  D.\  Bp.  of  Coventry  and 

Zitclifield.  —1643.  Speech  spoken  before  the  bar  of 
the  House  of  Commons,  1641.  3  pp.  {SomeiB,  3,.,  Coll. 
of  tracts,  y.  4,  p.  171.) 

Wright,  Robert.  Life  of  Maj.-Gen.  James 
Wolfe,  founded  on  original  documents  and 
illuBtr.  by  his  correspondence.  London, 
1864.    8°.      ,  4893 


Memoir  of  Gen.  James  Oglethorpe,  one 

of  the  earliest  reformers  of  prison  discipline 
in  England,  and  the  founder  of  Georgia,  in 
America.     London,  1867.    p.  8°.  3874 

Wright,  Robert  Joseph.  Principia  or  basis 
of  social  science.  Being  a  survey  of  the 
subject  from  the  moral  and  theological,  yet 
liberal  and  progressive  stand-point.  Phila. 
1875.     8°.  —1383 

Wright,  Samuel  Osgood.    Tuckerman,  H. 

T.  Thatcher's  Memoir  Of  W.  6  pp.  (Ghr.Exam.v.ll, 
1836„p.  269.> 

Wright,  Silas.  Gillet,  R.  H.  Life  and 
times  of  Silas  Wright.     1874,  2  v. 

Hammond,  J.    D.     History    of    political 

parties  in  the  state  of  New  York  .  .  .  In- 
cluding the  life  of  Silas  Wright.     1852,  3  v. 

Life  and  times  of  Silas  Wright.     1848. 

Jenkins,  J.  S.   Lifeof  Silas  Wright.  1847. 

Jenkins.  J.  S.    Silas  Wright.    71  pp.    {In  Ms  Llyes 

Of  the  Governors  of  the  state  of  New  York,  p.  722.)— 
Political  portraits:  Silas  Wright.  22  pp.  [Dem. 
Rev.  y.  6,  1839,  p.  409;  y.  12,  1843,  p.  198;  y.  19,  1846,  p. 
349.) 

Wright,    Rev.    Thomas.     Brazer,  J.    True 

plan  of  a  Hying  temple.  46  pp.  ( Ohr.  Exam.  y.  20, 
1836,  pp.  170,  291.) 

Wriglit,  Thomas,  M.  D.  1809-84.  Mono- 
graph on  the  British  fossil  echinodermata 
from  the  cretaceous  formations.  V.  1.  The 
echinoidea.  London,  1864-82.  10  pts.  4°. 
{Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  16,  21,  23,  24,  26,  27,  29, 
32,  35,  360  —1591 

Monograph  on  the  British  fossil  echino- 
dermata of  the  oolitic  formations.  London, 
1855-80.  2  V.  in  4,  4°.  {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  6, 
7,32,34.)  —1592 

Contents.    Asteroidea  and  opliiuroidea,  y.  2 — 
Kcliinoidea,  y.  1. 

Monograph  on  the  lias  ammonites  of  the 

British  islands.  London,  1878-86.  8  pts. 
4°.     {Palaeont.  Soc.  v.  32-39.)  -1591 

{Ed.)  Outlines  of  comparative  physi- 
ology. &e  Agassiz,  L.J.  R.,andGould,  A.  A. 

Wright,  Thomas,  of  Birkenshaw.  1736-1801. 
Autobiography,  1786-97.  Ed.  by  his  grand- 
son, Thomas  Wright.    London,  1864.     12°. 

4877 

Wright,  Thomas.  1810-77.  Anglo-Saxon 
and  old  English  vocabularies.  2  ed.  Ed. 
and  collated  by  Richard  Paul  Wuelcker. 
London,  1884.    2  v.  8°.  —2122 

Contents.    Indices,  y.  2. — Vocabularies,  v.  1. 

Biographia  Britannica  literaria  ;  or,  biog- 
raphy of  literary  characters  of  Great  Brit- 
ain and  Ireland,  arranged  in  chronological 
order.  Anglo-Saxon  period ;  Anglo-Nor- 
man period.    London,  1842-46.    2  v.  8°.   3813 

Caricature  history  of  the  Georges.     Or, 

annals  of  the  House  of  Hanover,  compiled 
from  the  squibs,  broadsides,  window  pic- 
tures, lampoons,  and  pictoi-ial  caricatures  of 
the  time.     London,  n.  d.    p.  8°.  2285 

iVofe.— This  Is  a  new  ed.  of  England  under  the  House 
ot  Hanover. 

The  Celt,  the  Roman,  and  the  Saxon  :  a 

history  of  the  early  inhabitants  of  Britain, 
down  to  the  conversion  of  the  Anglo-Saxons 
to  Christianity,  illustr.  by  the  ancient  re- 
mains brought  to  light  by  recent  research. 
London,  1852.    8°.  1568 


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Coup-d'oeil  sur  les  progres  et  sur  I'^tat 

actuel  de  la  litteiatuie  anglosaxonne  en 
Angleterre.  Tr.  de  1 'anglais  par  M.  De 
Larenaudiere.     Paris,  1836.     8°.  2243 

Dictionary   of    obsolete  and    provincial 

English,  containing  words  from  the  English 
writers  previous  to  the  19  century  which 
are  no  longer  inuse,  or  are  not  used  in  the 
same  sense  ;  and  words  which  ai'e  now  used 
only  in  provincial  dialects.  London,  1857. 
2v.p.  8°.     (Bohn,H.G.,  PMo?.  iibr.)     1177 

Contents. 
A-Fyyst,  V.  1.  Ga-Zwop,  v.  2. 

England  under  the  House  of  Hanover  ; 

its  history  and  condition  during  the  reigns 
of  the  8  Georges,  illustr.  from  the  carica- 
tures and  satires  of  the  day.  London,  1848. 
2  v.  8°.  1554 

Essays  on   archaeological  subjects,  and 

on  various  questions  connected  with  the 
history  of  art,  science,  and  literature  in  the 
middle  ages.    London,  1861.     2  v.  8°.     1758 

Contents.  On  the  abacus,  or  mediaeval  system  of 
arithmelic,  v.  2. — On  the  ancient  map  of  the 
-ivoi'ld  preserved  In  Hereford  cathedral,  as  Illustra- 
tive of  the  history  of  geography  in  the  middle  ages,  v. 
2.— On  Anglo-Saxon  antiquities,  with  a  particular 
reference  to  the  Faussett  collection,  v.  1. — Anglo- 
Saxou  nrcliitecture  illustrated  from  illumiuated 
MSS,  V.  1. — On  antiquarian  excavations  and  re- 
searches In  the  middle  ages,  v.  1.— Illustrations  of 
some  questions  relating  to  aixliftectural  antiqui- 
ties, V.  2.— On  the  true  character  of  the  biographer 
Asser,  V.  1.— On  the  ethnology  of  south  Britain  at 
the  period  of  the  extinction  of  the  Komau  government 
in  the  island,  v.  1. — On  the  carvings  of  tlie  stalls 
in  cathedral  and  collegiate  churches,  v.  2. — On  the 
history  of  comic  literature  during  the  middle 
ages,  V.  2.— On  the  antiquity  of  dates  expressed  in 
Arabic  numerals,  v.  2. — On  the  history  of  the  drama 
In  the  middle  ages,  v.  2.— On  the  history  of  the  Bng- 
lisli  language,  v.  2. — On  the  literary  history  of 
Geoffrey  of  Monmoutli's  History  of  tile 
Britons,  and  of  the  romantic  cycle  of  King  Arthur, 
V.  1.— Kemarlss  on  an  ivory  casltet  of  the  beginning 
of  the  14  century,  v.  2. — On  the  origin  of  rhymes  in 
mediaeval  poetry,  and  its  bearing  on  the  authen- 
ticity of  the  early  Welsh  poems,  v.  2. — On  saints' 
lives  and  miracles,  v.  1.— On  the  satirical  litera- 
ture of  the  Keforraatlon,  v.  2.— Treago,  and  the 
large  tumulus  at  St.  Weonard's,  v.  1.— On  the  litera- 
ture of  the  troliadours,  v.  2. — On  the  origin  of  the 
"Welsh,  v.  1. — On  some  ancient  barrows  or  tumuli, 
opened  in  east  Yorkshire  ;  On  some  curious  forms 
of  sepulchral  interment  found  In  east  Yorlishire  ;  On 
the  remains  of  a  primitive  people  in  the  south-east 
corner  of  Yorltshlre,  v.  1. 

Essays  on  subjects  connected  with  the 

literature,  popular  superstitions,  and  his- 
tory of  England  in  the  middle  ages.  Lon- 
don, 1846.     2  V.  13°.  1548 

Contents.  Abelard  and  the  scholastic  philosophy, 
v.  1 — On  the  Anglo-Iiatin  poets  of  the  12  century, 
V.  1.  —  Auglo-JVorman  poetry,  v.  1.  — Anglo- 
Saxon  poetry,  V.  1.— Chansons  de  geste,  or  his- 
torical romances  of  the  middle  ages,  v.  1.— On  the 
Scottish  poet  I>un1>ar,  v.  2.— Observations  on  Dun- 
lop's  History  of  fiction,  v.  2.— On  old  English 
political  songs,  v.  2.— Story  of  Slnstace  the  monk, 
V.  2.— On  the  national  fairy  mythology  of  Eng- 
land, v.  1.— History  of  FulkeFltzWarine,  v.  2.— On 
the  popular  superstitions  of  modern  Greece,  v.  1.— 
On  Dr.  Grimm's  German  mythology,  v.  1.— Ad- 
ventures of  Hereward  the  Saxon,  v.  2.— On  the 
poetry  of  history,  v.  2,— Conquest  of  Ireland  by  the 
Anglo-Normans,  v.  2.— On  the  history  and  transmis- 
sion of  popular  stories,  v.  2.— On  proverbs  and 
popular  sayings,  v.  1.— On  the  popular  cycle  of  the 
Robin  hood  ballads, .v.  2.— On  Friar  Rush  and 
the  frolicsome  elves,  v.  2. 

(Kev.  of  In  Weslm.  Rev.  v.  45, 1816,  p.  454.) 

History  of  caricature  and  grotesque  in 

literature  and  art.  With  illustrations  from 
various  sources,  drawn  and  engraved  by  F.  ' 


W.  Fairholt.  London,  1865.  sq.  8°.  (Rev. 
of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v.  119,  1866,  p.  315.)      1246 

History  of  domestic  manners  and  senti- 
ments in  England-  during  the  middle  ages. 
With  illustrations  .  .  .  drawn  and  engraved 
byF.W.  Fairholt.    London,  1862.   8°.  —1373 

History  of  Ireland  :   from    the   earliest 

period  of  the  Irish  annals,  to  the  present 
time.  Illustr.  by  H.  Wan-en.  London,  n.  d. 
8  V.  4°-  2582 

Homes  of  other  days.  A  history  of  do- 
mestic manners  and  sentiments  in  England 
from  the  earliest  known  period  to  modern 
times.     London,  1871.     r.  8°.  —1373 

iVote.— This  is  a  revised  and  enlarged  ed.  of  History 
of  domestic  manners  and  sentiments  in  England. 

Narratives  of  sorcery  and  magic,  from 

the  most  authentic  sources.  London,  1851. 
2  V.  12°.  —2477 

St.  Patrick's  purgatory  ;  an  essay  on  the 

legends  of  purgatory,  hell,  and  paradise," 
current  during  the  middle  ages.  London, 
1844.     12°.  1224 

"Universal  pronouncing   dictionary  and 

general  expositor  of  the  English  language. 
London,  n.  d.     5  v.  r.  8°.  R.15 

Contents. 
A-Czyrcassy,  v.  1.  H-MzensS,  v.  3. 

D-Gyve,  V.  2.  N-Q.  V.  v.  4. 

B-Zythomir,  y.  5. 

Uriconium  ;  a  historical  account  of  the 

ancient  Roman  city,  and  of  the  excavations 
made  upon  its  site  at  Wroxeter,  in  Shrop- 
shire.    London,  1872.     r.  8°.  -       1502 

Wanderings    of    an  antiquary ;   chiefly 

upon  the  traces  of  the  Romans  in  Britain. 
London,  1854.     12°.  1525 

Womankind  in  western  Europe  from  the 

earliest  times  to  the  17  century.  London, 
1869.     8°.  —1386 

Cambridge  University  transactions  du- 
ring the  Puritan  controversies.  See  Hey- 
wood,  J.,  and  Wright,  T. 

Conquest  of  Ireland  by  the  Anglo-Normans.    60 

pp.  (Michel,  F.  X.,  Anglo-Norman  poein  on  the  conquest 
of  Ireland,  p.  1.)— Dissertation  on  the  Seven  sages. 
80  pp.    ("Warton,  T.,  Hist.ofEng.  poetry,  v.  1, 1871,  p.  306.) 

[Ed.]  Alliterative  poem  on  the  deposi- 
tion of  King  Richard  II ;  Ricardi  Maydiston 
de  Concordia  inter  Ricardum  II  et  civitatem 
London.  London,  1838.  4°.  [Camden  Soe. 
No.  3.)  1596 

[Ed.)    Anecdota  literaria  ;  a  collection 

of  short  poems  in  English,  Latin,  and 
French,  illustrative  of  the  literature  and 
history  of  England  in  the  13  century.  Lon- 
don, 1844.     8°.  1353 

{Ed.)    Anglo-Latin  satirical    poets  and 

epigrammatists  of  the  12  century.  London, 
1872.   3v.  r.  8°.    (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chr on.)  4574 

Contents.  Anonyml  versus  de  abbatibnsmitris 
V-if"  "*  ®'  deilciose  vlventlbus,  v.  2,— Alain,  de 
Lille.    Anticlaudianus ;  Liber  de  planotu  naturae,  v. 

.■~  .  V™'  '*'•'  ^P-  "f  Sherl)orn.  Aenigmata,  v.  2.-^ 
Anglo-Latin  aenigmata  of  the  Saxon  period,  v.  2. 
—Bernard,  of  Jforias.  De  contemptu  mundl,  v.  2.— 
Epigrammata  miscellanea,  T.  2.— Godfrey  of 
Winchester.  Epigrammata;  Epigrammata  historlca, 
''ii.~  Invectlo  in  monaohos,  v.  2.— Hante- 

yille,  J.  de.  Architrenlus,  v.  1.— Henry,  of  Hunt- 
ingdon. Historlae  liber  undeclmus,  v.  2.--Neckam, 
A.    De  vita  monachorum,  v.  2.— IVigellus  Virireker. 

Sf"."  Btultorumj   Traotatus  contra  curiales  et 

omclales  olerioos;  Versus  ad  domlnum  Gullelmum 
Jiiiensem,  v.  1.— Anonyml  versus  de  querimonal 


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clerl,  V.  2. — Reglnnlcl^  Monk,  Poemata,  v.  2.— 
Scrlo.  De  fliua  presbylororum ;  Poemata,  v.  2.— 
SotoTogina,  H.  Versus,  v.  2.— Tat^vlne,  Abp.  of 
Canterbury.    Aeulgmata,  v.  2. 

{Ed.)  Archaeological  album  ;  or,  mu- 
seum of  national  antiquities.  The  illustra- 
tions bv  F.  W.  Fairholt.     London,  n.  d.     4°. 

1783 

(Ed.)     Churchwardens'  accounts  of  the 

town  of  Ludlow,  in  Shropshire,  from  1540  to 
the  end  of  the  reign  of  Queen  Elizabeth. 
[Westminster],  1869.  4°.  (Camden  Soc.  No. 
103.)  \  1594 

(Ed.)    Contemporary  narrative   of   the 

proceedings  against  Dame  Alice  Kyteler, 
prosecuted  for  sorcery  in  1334,  by  Richard 
de  Ledrede,  Bp.  of  Ossory.  London,  1843. 
4°.     (Camdera  Soc.  No.  24.)  1596 

(Ed.)  Early  travels,  in  Palestine,  com- 
prising the  narratives  of  Arculf,  Willibald, 
Bernard,  Saewulf ,  Sigurd,  Benjamin  of  Tu- 
dela.  Sir  John  Maundeville,  De  la  Broo- 
quiere,  and  Maundrell.  London,  1848.  p. 
8°.     (Bohn,  H.  G.,  Antiq.  Libr.)  148S 

(Ed.)  Feudal  manuals  of  English  his- 
tory, a  series  of  popular  sketches  of  our 
national  history,  compiled  at  diffetent  pe- 
riods, from  the  18  century  to  the  15,  for  the 
use  of  the  feudal  gentry  and  nobility.  Lon- 
don, 1873.    4°.  1543 

(Ed.)     History  of  Fulk  Fitz  Warine,  an 

outlawed  Baron  in  the  reign  of  King  John. 
Ed.  from  a  MS  preserved  in  the  British  Mu- 
seum. With  an,  English  tr.  and  explana- 
tory and  illustrative  notes.  London,  1855. 
p.  8°.     (Warion  Cluh.)  1535 

— —  (Ed.)  Jack  of  Dover,  his  quest  of  in- 
quirie,  or  hisi, privy  search  for  the  veriest 
foole  in  England.  A  collection  of  merry 
tales  pub.  at  the  beginning  of  the  16  cen- 
tury.   London,  1843.    8°.     (Percy  Soc.  v.  1.) 

1358 

(Ed.)    Political  ballads  pub.  in  England 

during  the  Commonwealth.  London,  1841. 
8°.     (Peroy  Soc.  Y.  Z.)  1358 

(Ed.)    Political  poems  and  songs  relating 

to  English  history,  composed  during  the 
period  from  the  accession  of  Edw.  Ill  to 
that  of  Ric.  IIL  London,  1859-61.  3  v. 
r.  8°.     (Gt.  Brit.  Rolls  chron.)  4534 

(Ed.)     Political  songs  of  .England  from 

the  reign  of  John  to  that  of  Edward  II. 
London,  1839.  4°.  (Camden  Soc.  No.  6.)  1596 

The  same.  Revised  by  E.  Goldsmid. 
Edinburgh,  1884.  4  v.  13°.  {Biblioth.  curi- 
osa.)  3137 

(Ed.)  Popular  treatises  on  science  writ- 
ten during  the  middle  ages,  in  Anglo-Saxon, 
Anglo-Norman,  and  English.  London,  1841. 
8°.    (Bist.  Soo.of  Sci.)  —1514 

Contents.  AnglO'Saxou  manual  ot  astronomy.— 
Philippe,  de  Thaun.  The  bestiary;  Lf  llvre  dos 
criatures.— Fragment  on  popular  science  from  the 
Early  English  metrical  lives  of  saints. 

(Ed.)    Queen  Elizabeth  and  her  times,  a 

series  of  original  letters,  selected  from  the 
inedited  private  correspondence  of  the  Lord 
Treasurer  Burghley,  the  Earl  of  Leicester, 
the  Secretaries  Walsingham  and  Smith,  Sir 
Christopher  Hatton,  and  most  of  the  distin- 
guished persons  of  the  period.  London, 
1838.     3  v.  8°.  4831 


(Ed.)     St.  Bran  dan  :  a  medieval  .legend 

of  the  sea,  in  English  verse  and  prose. 
London,  1844.     8°.     (Perc?/ Soc.  v.  14.)    1358 

(Ed.)     Selection  of  Latin  stories,  from 

MSS  of  the  13  and  14  centuries  :  a  contribu- 
tion to  the  history  of  fiction  during  the  mid- 
dle ages.  London,  1843.  8°.  (Percy  Soc. 
V.  8.)  1358 

- —  (Ed.)  Seven  sages,  in  English  verse. 
London,  1845.     8°-     (Percy  Soc.  y.  16.)     1358 

(Ed.)     Songs    and     carols,     now    first 

printed,  from  a  MS  ofthe  15  century.  Lon- 
don, 1847.    8°.     (Percj/ Soc.  V.  38.)         1358 

(Ed.)  Specimens  of  lyric  poetry,  com- 
posed in  England  in  the  reign  of  Edward  I. 
London,  1843.     8°.     (Percy  Soc.  y.  4.)     1358 

(Ed. )   Specimens  of  old  Christmas  carols, 

selected  fi-om  MSS  and  printed  books.  Lon- 
don, 1841.    8°.    (Perez/ Soc.  V.  4.)  1858 

(Ed.)     Three  chapters  of  letters  relating 

to  the  suppression  of  monasteries.  London, 
1843.    4°.     (Camden  Soc.  No.  26.)  1596 

(Ed.)    Anglo-Norman  metrical  chronicle 

of  Geoffrey  Gaimar.    See  Gaimar,  G. 

(Ed. )   Autobiography  of  Thomas  Wright, 

of  Birkenshaw.  See  Wright,  T.,  of  Birken- 
show. 

(Ed.)    Book  of  the  Knight  of  La  Tour- 

Landry.    See  La  TourLandry,  G.  de. 

(Ed.)    Canterbury  tales.   See  Chaucer,  G. 

(Ed.)     Chester  plays.    See  Chester  plays. 

(Ed.)    Chronicle  of  Pierre  de  Langtoft. 

See  Langtoft,  JP.  de. 

(Ed.)     De  nugis  curialiuhi  distinctiones 

V.    See  Map,  or  Mapes,  W. 

(Ed.)    Dialogue  concerning  witches.    See 

Giffard,  G. 

(Ea.)    Glossaiy.  "SeeNares,  R. 

(Ed. )    Historical  works  of  Giraldus  Cam- 

bren^s.    See  Giraldus  de  Barri,  Cambrensis. 

(Ed.)     History    of    King    Arthur.     See 

Malory,  Sir  T. 

— -  (Ed.)  Latin  poems  commonly  attributed 
to  Walter  Mapes.    See  Map,  or  Mapes,  W. 

(Ed.)    The  owl  and  the  nightingale.    See 

Guildford,  N.  de. 

(Ed.)  Pastime  of  pleasure.  SeeHawes,S. 

(Ed.)  Religiouspoems  of  Wm.  de  Shore- 
ham.     See  Shoreham,  W.  de. 

(Ed.)  Retrospective  Review.  New  series. 

-  See  Retrospective  Review. 

(Ed.)    Travels  of  Marco  Polo.    See  Polo, 

M. 

(Ed. )  Vision  and  creed  of  Piers  Plough- 
man.   See  Langland,  R. 

Wnelcker,  R.  P.    Thomas  Wright.    4  pp.    {Anglia, 

V.  2, 1879,  p.  497.) 

and  ETans,  Robert  Harding.  Histori- 
cal and  descriptive  account  of  the  Carica- 
tures of  James  Gillray.    London,  1851.    S". 

—1735 

and  Halliwell-Phillipps,  James 

Orchard  (.Eds.)  Reliquiae antiquae.  Scraps 
from  ancient  MSS,  illustrating  chiefly  early 
English  literature  and  the  English  language. 
London,  1841-43.     3  v.  8°.  3343 

and  Jones,  Harry  Longueville.  Memo- 
rials of  Cambridge  ;  a  series  of  views  of  the 
colleges,  halls,  and  public  buildings,  en- 
graved by  J.  Le  Keux  ;  with  historical  ac- 
counts.   London,  1841-43.    3  v.  8°.     —2383 


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The  same.  A  new  ed.  by  Charles  Henry 
Cooper.   Cambridge,  1860-66.  3  v.  8°.  —2375 

Wright,  William,  D.  D.  Empire  of  the  Hit- 
tites.  With  decipherment  of  Hittite  inscrip- 
tions by  Prof.  A.  H.  Sayce,  a  Hittite  map 
.  .  .     London.  1884.     8°.  1715 

Wright,  William,  LL.  D.  1830-89.  Cata- 
logue of  Syriac  MSS  in  the  British  Museum, 
acquired  since  the  year  1838.  London, 
1870-73.     3  V.  4°.     .  W.81 

List  r.t  the  Magdala  collection  of  Etblopic  MSS  iu 

the  British  Museum.  18.pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells. 
Zeits.  V.  'H,  1870,  p.  699.)— Note  on  the  Fboeniclan 
Inscription  Mellteusls  qulnta.  3  pp.  (Deutsch. 
morg.  gesells.  Zeils.  v.  28, 1874,  p.  143.) 

(Ed.)     Apocryphal  Acts  of  the  Apostles, 

ed.  from  Syriac  MSS  iu  the  British  Museum 
and  other  libraries.     London,  1871.     2  v.  8°. 

—1214 

[Ed.)  Facsimiles  of  ancient  MSS.  Ori- 
ental s.  pts.  1-3.  London,  1873.  fo.  [Pa- 
laeograph.  Soc]  1212 

(.Bd.)  Homilies  of  Aphraates.   SeeAphra- 

ates. 

[Ed.)     The  Kamil  of  El-Mubarrad.     See 

Mubarrad,  Abft'l-Abbas  Muhammad  E1-. 

[Tr.)    Chronicle  of  Joshua  the  Sty  lite. 

See  Josue  (Stylites). 

Wright,  William  Aldis.  1836—.  The  Bible 
word-book.  See  Eastwood,  J.,  and  Wright, 
W.  A. 

[Ed.)     Generydes,  a  romance.    SeeGene- 

rydes. 

(Ed.)    Metrical   romance  of   Robert   of 

Gloucester.    See  Robert  of  Oloucester. 

(Ed.)    Works  of  William  Shakespeare. 

See  Shakespeare,  W. 

Wright's  chaste  wife.  The.  Adam,  of 
Cobsham.     [Early  Ereg.  Text  Sac.  No.  12. ) 

3125 

Wright's  chaste  wife.  Additional  analogs 
to  the.  Clouston,  W.  A.  [Early  Eng.  Text 
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Wrightson,  John.    Agricultural  education. 

11  pp.  (London  Internal.  Health  Exhib.  Literature,  v. 
14,  p.  464.) 

Wrigley,  Henry  E.  Special  report  on  the 
petroleum  of  Pe^insylvania.  With  maps, 
&c.  Harrisburg,  1875.  8°-  (Pa.  2  geol. 
surv.  1874-80,  J.)  —4647 

Wriothesley,  Charles.  1508-61.  Chron- 
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Tudors,  from  A.  D.  1485  to  1559.  Ed.  by 
Wm.  Douglas  Hamilton.  [Westminster!, 
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Wriothesley,  Henry,  2  Earl  of  South- 
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Wrist.    Ward- Jackson,  E.    Gymnastics  for 

the  fingers  and  wrist,     n.  d. 
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AssiEE,  A.  d'.  Histoire  naturelle  du 
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ASTLE,  T.  Origin  and  progress  of  writ- 
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Bradley,  J.  W.  Dictionary  of  minia- 
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Chabot,  C.    Handwriting  of  Junius  pro- 
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Dictionnaire  de  paleographie,  de  crypto- 

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Langlois,   E.    H.     Essai    sur    la    calli- 
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RosNY,  L.  de.     Les  ecritures  figuratives 

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Rouge,  O.  C.  C.  E.,  Vicomte  de.    Lettre 

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Wyatt,  Thomas.  Memoirs  of  the  generals, 
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distinguished  themselves  in  the  American 
army  and  navy  during  the  wars  of  the  Revo- 
lution and  1812,  and  who  were  presented' 
with  medals  by  Congress,  for  their  gallant 
services.  Illustrated  by  82  engravings. 
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Contents. 
Andre,  Maj.  J.,  Capture  of.     Henley,  Capt.  E. 

Bainbrldge,  Com.  W.  Howard,  Col.  J.  E. 

Blddle,  Capt.  J.  Hull,  Capt.  I. 

Blakeley,  Capt.  J.  Jackson,  Oen.  A. 

Brown,  Maj.- Gen.  J.  Jones,  Capt.  J. 

Burrows,  It.  W.  Jones,  J.  ]?. 

Cassin,  Capt.  S.  Lawrence,  Capt.  J. 

Croghan,  if.-  Col.  G.  Lee,  Maj.  H. 

Decatur,  Capt.  8.  McCall,  Lt.  E.  E. 

Elliott,  Com.  J.  D.  Macdonough,  Capt.  T. 

Fleury,  Lt.-Col.  L.  de.  Macomb,  Gen.  A. 

Gaines,  Gen.  E.  P.  Miller,  Gen.  3. 

Gates,  Gen.  H.  Morgan,  Gen.  D. 

Greene,  Gen.  N.  Perry,  Com.  O.  H. 

Harrison,  Gen.  W.  H.  Porter,  Gen.  P.  B. 


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Truxtun,  Capt.  T. 
■Warriugton,  Com.  W. 
Washlugton,  Gen.  G. 
■WashlDgton,  Co!.  W.  A. 
Wayne,  Qm.  A. 


Preble,  Com.  E'. 
Ripley,  Maj.-Gm.  E.  W. 
Scott,  Gen.  W. 
Shelby,  Gen.  I. 
Stewart,  Capt.  0. 
Stewart,  Maj.  J. 

PoE,  E.  A.      Conchologlst's  first  book.^ 

1840. 

JVoie.— Tlil3  is  a  cheaper  ed.  ot  "A  manual  of  oon- 
chology,  by  Thomas  Wyatt,"  which  was  Issued  by  Eoe 
with  his  name  on  the  title-page  as  author. 

Wyatt,  Walter  James.  History  of  Prussia  : 
from  th6  earliest  times  to  the  present  day. 
Tracing  the  origin  and  development  of  her 
military  organization.  London,  1876.  2  v. 
8°.  3684 

Wyatt,  William  Edward,  D.  D.  1789-1864. 
The  Christian  altar,  or  offices  of  devotion 
for  the  use  of  persons  receiving  the  Lord's 
Supper ...     8  ed.     New  York,  1846.     32°. 

—4247 

Scriptural  exposition  of  the  church  cate- 
chism.    Baltimore,  1839.    16°.  —1248 

Wycherley,  William.  Circa  1640-1715. 
Dramatic  works  .  .  .  With  biographical  and 
critical  notices  by  Leigh  Hunt.  New  ed. 
London,  1866.     r.  8°.  3363 

Ctmtents.    The  Country  wife. — The  Gentleman 
dancing-maBtei'.— Hunt,  J.  H.  L.     Biographical 

aud  critical  notices.  —  Love  in  a  wood;  or,  St. 
James's  park.— The  Plain  dealer. 

The  Plain  dealer.  44  pp.   (SCOtt,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit. 

drama,  v.  3,  p.  265.) 

Dunham,  S.  A.,  and  others.    Wycherley.    48  pp. 

(In  their  Lives  of  the  Ut.  and  scl.  men  of  Gt.  Britain,  v. 
3,  p.  163:  Lardner,  D.,  Cah.  Cyc.)— Granville,  Or. .Vis- 
count Lansdowne.  Character  of  W.  6  pp.  [Genuine 
works,  V.  2,  p.  108.)— Hunt,  J.  H.  L.  Biographical  and 
critical  notices  of  W.  11pp.  (Wycherley, W.,  IToma^ 
works,  p.  Ix.)— K.lette,  J.  Wycherley  und  seine  fran- 
zoeslsche  quellen.  8  pp.  (Zeits.  f.  neufram,  sprache 
und  lit.  V.  6,  pt.  2,  1B84,  p.  in.) 

See  also  Garricli:,  D.  The  Country  girl,  altered  from 
Wycherley. 

Wychwood  forest.  Akerman,  J.Y.  View 

of  the  ancient  limits  of  the  forest  ot  W.  17  pp.  1  map. 
{Archaeologia,  t.  37, 1857,  p.  424.) 

Wyclc,  Thomas.     Blanc,  A.  A.  P.  C.    In  his 

Hist,  des  pelutrea ;  Ecole  boUandaise,  v.  1.    4  pp. 
Wyckoff,  William  Cornelius.    1832-88.    Re- 
port on  the  silk  naanufacturing  industry  of 
the  United  States.     Washington,  1881.    4°. 
(U.  S.  Census  Office,  10  Census,  v.  3.)   —3361 

A  perilous  fossil  hunt.    12  pp.    [Beach,  W.  W., 

Indian  miscel.  p.  258.) 

Wyclif  Society.  [Publications.]  London, 
1883-91.     15  V.  8°.  —4294 

Contents.  TVycliffe,  WyoUf,  or  WlcUf,  J.  \_Latin 
works.1 

Wycliffe,  Wyclif,  or  Wiclif,  John,  D.  D. 
Circa  1320-84.  English  works  hitherto  un- 
printed.  Ed.  by  F.  D.  Matthew.  London, 
1880.    8°.     (Early  Eng.  Tenet  Soc.  No.  74. ) 

2115 
Contents.  How  Antichrist- and  his  clerks  travail 
to  destroy  Holy  Writ.— Speculum  de  Antichristo.— 
Augustiiius.— The  Ave  Maria.- The  clergy  may 
not  hold  property.— Of  clerks  possessiouers.— Of 
confession; — Of  feigned  contemplative  life.— 
How  .the  office  of  curates  is  ordained  of  God.  —  Of 
dominion.- Of  faith,  hope,  and  charity.- Bule 
and  testament  of  St.  Francis. — Of  the  leaven  of 
the  Pharisees.— Matthew,  F.  D.  Wyoilfs  life.- 
De  officio  pastorali. — De  papa. — The  Paternos- 
ter.—How  men  ought  to  obeyprelates.— Of  prelates. 
— Order  of  priesthood.-Ot  poor  preaching  priests. 
—Why  poor  priests  have  no  benefice.- Tractatus  de 
pseudo-freris.— How  religious  men  should  keep 
certain  articles. —  De  sacramento  altaris.  —  How 
Satan  and  his  children  turn  works  of  mercy  upside 
down,  and  deceive  men  therein,  and  in  their  6  wits. — 
How  Satan  and  his  priests  and  his  feigned  relgilous 


cast  by  3  cursed  heresies  to  destroy  all  good  living, 
and  maintain  all  manner  ot  sin.- Of  servants  aud 
lords.- Three   things  destroy  this  world. — 
*    Appendix.- Glossarlal  index Notes. 

Polemical  works  in  Latin.     For  the  first 

time  ed.  from  the  MSS  with  critical  and  his- 
torical notes  by  Rudolf  Buddensieg.  Eng- 
lished.  London,  1883.   2 v.  8°.    (^Wyclif  Soc.) 

—4294 
Contents.   DetrlpUci  vinculo  amorisj  De  detectlone 

perfldlarum  Antichrlsti,  v.  1 De  christo  et  suo 

adversarlo  Antichristo;  De  citationlbus  fri volts  ; 
De  contrarletate  II  domiiioruni  ;  Cruciata; 
De  daemoiilo  meridiano;  Descl'iptio  fratris, 
v.  2. — De  diabolo  et  membria  ejus,  v.  1. — De  dissen- 
sione  paparutn,  v.  2. — De  fundatione  sectariim, 
v.  1.  —  De  11  generlbus  hnereticoruin  ;  Quattuor 
imprecatlones  ;  De  mendaciis  fi-atruni  j  De  re- 
llglonibus  vanis  monachorum,  v.  2. —  De  novis 
ordinlbus;  De  oratione  et  eccleslae  purgaiione; 
De  ordlnatione  fratrum,  v.  1. — De  pcrfectione 
statuum.  V.  2.— De  nova  praevarlcantia  inanda- 
tornm;  Furgatorium  sectae  Christi,  v.  1.— De 
rellgione  privata,  v.  2.— De  IV  seclis  novellis, 
v.  1.— De  soiutioue  Satanae,  v.  2.— De  VII  donis 
Spiritns  SanctI,  v.  1.— Indices,  v.  2. 

Select  English  works.     Ed.  from  original 

MSS  by  Thomas  Arnold.  Oxford,  1869-71. 
3  V.  8°.  —2214 

Contents.  Deapostasia;  On  the  Apostles*  creed ; 
On  the  25  articles  ;  Ave  Maria  j  De  blasphemia; 
Super  caiitica  sacra;  Oeto  In  qulbus  seducuntur 
slmpllces  Christian! ;  The  church  and  her 
members;  Churcil  temporalilies ;  Ten  Com- 
maundeinentis,  v,  3. — Commune  Sanctorum, 
-V.  1. — Controversial  works,  v.  3.— Epistle  ser- 
mons, V.  2. — Concerning  the  Hucharist,  v.  3. — 
Evangella  dominicalia,  v.  1.— Sxegetical  and 
didactic  treatises,  v.  3,— Gospel  sermons,  v.  2. 
—Fifty  heresies  aud  errors  of  friars;  Seven  her- 
esies; On  the  sufflcleucy  of  Holy  Scripture ;  Note 
on  the  authenticity  of  the  5  book  of  K.nyghton*s 
Chronicle;  lietters  and  documents;  Lin- 
colnlensls  ;  Five  questinns  on  love  ;  Seven  werkys 
of  mercy  bodyly;  Seven  werkys  of  mercy 
gostly  ;  Miscellaneous  works,  v.  3. — Of  myny  s- 
tris  In  the  ohlrche,  v.  2 — The  Pater  Noster  ;  Pe- 
tition to  the  King  and  Parliament;  De  pontificum 
Romanorum  schismate.;  De  precatioiiibus 
sacris ;  Short  rule  of  life ;  Vita  sacerdotuin,  v. 
3.— Proprlum  Sanctorum,  v.  1.— The  grete  sen- 
tence of  curs,  V.  3.— Sermons  on  the  ferial  Gospels 
and  Sunday  epistles,  v.  2. — Sermons  on  the  Gospels 
for  Sundays  and  festivals,  v.  1.  —  Simonists  and 
apostates;  On  the  7  deadly  sins;  De  stlpendiis 
ministrorum,  v.  3. — Treatises,  v.  2. — Letter  to 
Pope  Urban,  v.  3.  —  Vac  octuplex,  v.  2.  —  Of 
weddid  menand  wifis;  On  the  Sinner -wits ;  On 
the  6  outer  wits,  v.  3. 

Apology  for  Lollard  doctrines,  attributed 

to  Wicliffe.  Now  first  printed  from  a  MS 
ill  the  library  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin. 
With  an  introduction  and  notes,  by  James 
Henthorn  Todd.  London,  1842.  4°.  {Cam- 
den Soc.  No.  20.)  1596 

De  compositione  bominis.    For  the  first 

time  ed.  by  Rudolf  Beer.  London,  1884. 
8°.     {Wyclif  Soc.)  —4294 

De  dominio  divino  libri  III.     To  which 

are  added  the  first  4  books  of  the  treatise  De 
pauperie  Salvatoris  by  Richard  Fitzralph, 
Abp.  of  Armagh.  Ed.  by  Reginald  Lane 
Poole.    London,  1890.    8°.     {Wyclif  Soc.) 

—4294 

De  ente  praedioamentali  from  the  unique 

Vienna  MS.  Quaestiones  XIII  logicae  et 
philosophicae  from  the  unique  Prague  MS. 
For  the  first  time  ed.  by  Rudolf  Beer.  Lon- 
don, 1891.     8°.     {Wyclif  Soc.)  .—4294 

Dialogus    sive  speculum-  ecclesie    mili- 

tantis.  Now  first  ed. .  .  .  by  Alfred  W.  Pol- 
lard.   London,  1886.    8°.     {Wyclif  Soc.) 

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Sermones.    Now  first  ed.  from  the  MSS 

with  critical  and  historical  notes  by  Johann 
Loserth.  (English  side-notes  by  F.  D.  Mat-, 
thew.)  London,  1887-90.  4  v.  8°.  (Wyclif 
Soc.)  —4394 

Tractatus  de   apostasia.     Now  first  ed. 

from  the  Vienna  MSS  1343  and  3935  by 
Michael  Henry  Dziewicki.  London,  1889. 
8°.    (WyclifSoc.)  —4294 

Tractatus    de    benedicta    incarnacione. 

Now  first  printed  from  the  Vienna  and 
Oriel  MSS  and  ed.  with  notes  and  indices  by 
Edward  Harris.  London,  1886.  8°-  (Wyclif 
Soc.)  —4394 

Tractatus  de  civili  dominio,  liber  I.     Now 

first  ed.  from  the  unique  MS  at  Vienna  by 
Reginald  Lane  Poole.  London,  1885.  8°. 
(WyclifSoc.)  —4294 

Tractatus    de    ecclesia.     Now    first    ed. 

from  the  MSS  with  critical  and  historical 
notes  by  Johann  Loserth.  (English  side- 
notes  by  F.  D.  Matthew.)  London,  1886. 
8°.     {WyclifSoc.)  —4294 

Tractatus  de  officio  regis.     Now  first  Cd. 

from  the  Vienna  MSS  4514  and  3933  by 
Alfred  W.  Pollard  and  Charles  Sayle.  Lon- 
don, 1887.     8°.    {WyclifSoc.)  -4394 

(2V.)    Gothic-  and  Anglo-Saxon  Gospels 

in  parallel  columns  with  the  versions  of 
WycliflEe  and  Tyndale ;  arranged,  with  pre- 
face and  notes,  by  Eev.  Joseph  Bosworth, 
assisted  by  George  Waring.  London,  1865. 
4°.  —1233 

{Tr.)    Holy   Bible,   containing  the   Old 

and  New  Testaments,  with  the  Apocryphal 
books,  in  the  earliest  English  versions  made 
from  the  Latin  vulgate  by  John  Wycliffe 
and  his  followers.  Ed.  by  Rev.  Josiah 
Forshall  and  Sir  Frederic  Madden.  Oxford, 
1850.     4  V.  4°.  —1313 

{Tr.)    New    Testament  in  English,   tr. 

circa  1380.  Now  first  printed  from  a  con- 
temporary MS  .  .  .  late  in  the  collection  of 
Lea  Wilson.     London,  1848.     sm.  4°.    —1214 

{Tr.)  New  Testament  in  English  accord- 
ing to  the  version  by  John  Wycliffe  about 
A.  D.  1380  .  .  .  Formerly  ed.  by  Rev.  Jo- 
siah Forshall  and  Sir  Frederic  Madden. 
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—1214 

Edmands,  J.    Reading  notes  on  Wycliffe. 

1884.  • 

Nettee,  of  Walden,  T.    Fasciculi  zizanio- 

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Ijivermore,  G.    Wyollfle  and  the    first   Engllab 

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38  pp.  (Vereln  t.  gesch.  d.  Deutschen  In  Boehmen, 
JHUtkeil,  V.  24,  188B,  p.  381.)— Zur  verpfianzung  der 
Wiclifle  uach  Boehmen.  6  pp.  (Verein  f.  gesch.  d. 
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Poole,  R.  L.  Wyoliffe's  doctrine  of  lordship.  26  pp. 
(In  his  Illustrations  of  the  history  of  medieval  thought, 
p.  282.) 

BOEHEINGEE,  F.   LebenWyklifle's.    1878. 

{In  his  Kirche  Christi  und  ihre  zeugen,  v. 
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BuDDENSiEG,    R.     Johann    Wiolif   und 

seine  zeit.    1885. 


BUEEOWS,  M.    Wiclif's  place  in  history. 

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Hanna,  W.  Wycliffe  and  the  Hugue- 
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Le  Bas,  C.  W.    Life  of  Wiclif .    1833. 

Lechlee,  G.   V.    John  Wiclif  and  his 

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Lewis,  J.  History  of  the  life  and  suffer- 
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Loserth,  J.    Hus  and  Wiclif.    1884. 

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"  1831,  3  V. 

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(Brit.  Quart.  Bev.  v.  28,  1868,  p.  360.)— Fox,  J.  John 
Wlclilitf.  45  pp.  {In  his  Book  ot  martyrs,  v.  1, 1861,  p. 
586;  and  Wordsworth,  C,  Eecles.  biog.  v.  1,  p.  165.)— 
Gilpin,  W.  Life  of  W.  93  pp.  (/n  Us  Lives  ot  re- 
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66,  1833,  p.  221.)— Matthew,  E.  D.  Wycllf'S  life.  61 
pp.  (Wyolifte.  J.,  Eng.  works,  p.  1:  Early  Eng.  Text 
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Til's  History  of  Latin  Christianity,  v.  8,  p.  146.)— Faull, 
G.  B.  John  WioUt.  48  pp.  -  {In  his  Pictures  of  Old 
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(Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  27,  1830,  p.  110.)— Sterling,  J. 
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Wycliffe  and  the  Reformation.  35  pp.  (BHt. 
Quart.  Reo.  v.  69,  1879,  p.  334.) 
.See  also  Dublin  Rev.  v.  36,  1853,  p.  382-  New  Eng- 

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Wykes.    See  Wikes. 


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Wyld,  James  {Pub.)  1813—.  Maps  and 
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Wy  Ide,  A.  B.  '83  to  '87  in  the  Soudan,  with 
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Wylde,  S.  T.  Letter  addressed  to  the  clergy 
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Wyle,  Niclas  von.  15  cent.  Translationen. 
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Wylie,  R&u.  James  Aitken,  LL.  D.  1808—. 
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WiUiarei  Collins.  8  pp.  {J)is}'vpHon  worthies,  me- 
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Wylie,  William  Howie.  Thomas,  Oarlyle. 
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1881.     8°.  4887 

Buchanan,  B.    Wylle's   Life  of   Carlyle.    12  pp. 

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Wylie,  William  Michael.  Fairford  graves. 
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Wyllie,  John  William  Shaw.  1835-70.  Es- 
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Wyllie,  Thomas.  17  cent.  Catechism.  31 
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Wynian,  Charles  William  Henry.  1833—. 
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Edwards,  Rai.  J.  Marshall,  J.,  CUtf  Justice  of 

Franklin,  B.  tlie  U.  S. 

Fulton,  R.  Elttenhouse,  D. 

Whitney,  E. 

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8°.     (Maryland  Hist., Soo.  Pm6.)  8593 

The  same.     {Boundpamph.y.  125.)     5933 

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Wynne,  S^r  John.  History  of  the  Gwedir 
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Wynne,  John  Huddlestone.  1743-88.  Gen- 
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Wynnebald,  Abbot  of  Seidenheim.    Vita 

Wynnebaiat  AbbatlsHeldenhelmensis.  12pp.  (Frank- 
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Wynter,  Andrew,  M.  D.  1819-76.  Border- 
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—3785 

Contents.  Borderlands  of  insanity.— Brain 
enigmas.— Kccentricities  of  the  mentally  affected. 
— HRllucinations  and  dreams.- Training  of  ini- 
lieclle  children. —\on-restraint  in  the  treat- 
ment of  the  insane.- The  suicidal  act. 

Curiosities  of    civilization.     Repr.   from 

the  "Quarterly"  and  "Edinburgh"  Re- 
views.    London  [I860],     p.  8°.  —1377 

Omtents.  Advertisements.  —  Electric  tele- 
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adulterations. —The  Liondon  commissariat.— 
Lunatic  asylumis.— Mortality  in  trades  and  pro- 
fessions.—Police  and  the  thieves.- Rats.— Ship- 
wrecUs.— Lodging,  food,  and  dress  of  soldiers.— 
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1871.  J  & 

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Eleventh  annual  report  of  the  U,  S. 

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—  Twelfth  annual  report  of  the  U.  S. 

Geological  and  Geographical  survey  of  the 
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Animadversiones  in  Plutarchi  Opera  mo- 
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Annotatio  in  Eunapium.     Amstelodami, 

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Contents. 
A-  USris,  pt.  1.  K-n^fi,  pt.  2. 

Lexicon  Plutarcheum  et  Vitas  et  Opera 

moralia  complectens.  Ad  ed.  Oxoniensem 
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Contents. 
A-'lmvokifiTrras,  v.  1.  K-Slxji,  T.  2. 

Selecta    scholarum    in    Clceronls    III  Ubros  de 

natura  deorum.  96  pp.  (Cicero,  M.  T.,  Libri  III.de 
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■ (Ed.)    Plutarchi   Chaeronensis  Moralia. 

See  Plutarchus. 

+  11907  =  365,269. 


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See  also  Lycia. 

Xantjiippe.  Gildersleeve,  B.  L.  Xan- 
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Xanthns.    B.  C.  7  cent.    Fragmenta.    [Gr.] 

1  p.    iBergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  973.) 

Xanthus,  of  Lydia.  B.  0.  5  cent.  Frag- 
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Xavier,  Francis,  Sff.  See  Francisco  Xavier,  St. 

Xenajas,  Bp.  of  Mabug  (HierapoKs).  See 
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Xeiiarchns.       B.  0.  4  cent.     Fragmenta. 

[Gr.]  7  pp.  (Kook,  T.,  Comic.  Attic,  fragm.  v.  2,  pt.  1, 
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XeilO.    Fragmenta.     [Cfr.]    1  p.     (Meineke, 

J.  A.  F.  A.,  Fragm.  comic.  Gr.  v.  4,  p.  596.) 

Xenocrates,  of  Aphrodisias.    1  cent.     Tiepl 

T^s  OLTib  rCiv  ev,  vSpiov  rpo^^s.  13  pp.  (Ideler,  J.  li., 
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Xehocrates,  of  Ohalcedon.    B.  C.  396-314. 

Extracts  from  some  oC  the  lost  yvorks  of.  4  pp. 
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Xeiiomedes.     B.  C.  5  cent.      Fragmenta. 

[Gr.  et  Lat.]  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm. 
Ust.  Gr.  V.  2,  p.  43.) 

Xenoptaanes.  Circa  B.  C.  570-480.  Car- 
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^— Arlsloteles.  De  Xenopbane  (Mellsso)  Zenone 
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Blon  von  Karsten's  Xenopbanes.  7  pp.  (Zeits.  f. 
alterthumsw.  v.  1, 1834,  p.  733.) 

Xenophon.      Fragmentum.      [Or.]      1  p. 

'(Didot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  101.) 

Xenophon,  of  Athens.  Oirca  B.  C.  430-354. 
Quae  extant.  Ex  librorum  scriptorum  fide 
et  virorum  doctorum  conjecturis  recensuit 
et  interpretatus  est  lo.  Gottlob  Schneider. 
[Gr.]    Lipsiae,  1815-49.     6  v.  8°.  8306 

Contents.    A$;egtlau8,  v.  6.— Arrhianus  de  vena- 
tions;  De  redltlbusslve  veotlgallbus  clvitatls  Athe- 
nlengig  augendts;  De  republlca  Athenlenginm, 
V.  6.-Convlvlnm,  V.  5.— De  Cyrl  dlBolpUna,  v.  1.— 
PAKT  v.— 139. 


De  expeditions  Oyrl  oommentarll,  v.  2.— Hiero,  v.  6. 
— Higtorinc  Grnecae  Ubrl  YII,  v.  3.— De  republlca 
Ijacedaemoiiiorum  ;  De  maj^lgtrl  cqultum  of- 
ficio, V.  6. — Oeconomlciig,  v.  5. — Opuscula}  De 
re  equestrl.  v.  6.— Apologia  Socratls ;  Commen- 
tarll  dictorura  factorumqiie  Socratls  ad  defendendum 
eum,  V.  4.— De  venatlone,  v.  6 Indices,  v.  1-6. 

Opera.      Ed.   Gustavus   Sauppe.     [Or.'] 

Lipsiae,  1865-66.     5  v.  in  3,  13°.  3307 

Contents.  Agesilaiis,  v.  5.— Anabasis,  v.  2 — 
Kespublica  Athenlensinm,  v.  5. — Commentaril, 
v.  3.— Convlviiim,  v.  5. — Cyropaedla,  v.  1. — £2pis" 
tolae  ;  Fragmenta;  Ulero  ;  Hipparctilcug.  v. 
6. — Higtoria  Crraeca,  v.  4.— Bespubllca  Lacedae- 
monioriim  J  Oecoiiomicus  ;  De  re  equestrl; 
Scrfpta  minora,  v.  5.— Apologia  Socratis,  v.  3. — 
De  vectlgalibus  ;  De  venatlone,  v.  5.— Index,  v.  5. 

Opera.        Ed.  Carolus  Sohenkl.       [Gr.1 

Berolini,  1869-76.    3  v.  in  1,  13°.  3207 

Contents.  Anabasis,  v.  1. — Convlvium;  Lilbrl 
SocraticI;  Oecoiiomicus;  De  Socrate  commen- 
taril ;  Socratis  apologia  ad  ]  udlces,  v.  2.— Indices, 
V.  1,  2. 
Scripta  quae  supersunt.  Graece  et  La- 
tine  cum  indicibus  nominum  et  rerum  locu- 
pletissimis.  Parisiis,  1861.  r.  8°-  (Didot, 
A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.)  3363 

Contents.  De  administratione  domegtlca. — 
Agegilaus. — Atbeniensium  respiiblica.— Con- 
vivluin. — Cyrl  instltutio. — Expeditio  Cyrl.- De- 
fengio  Socratiea  ad  j  udlces. —Hiero  slve  de  rege. 
— HistoriaGraeca-Iiacedaemoniorumrespiib- 
Ilea.— De  magigtri  equltum  ofQclo.— Memora- 
bilia.—De  re  equestrl. — De  reditlbus  slve  de  vec- 
tlgalibus.—De  venatlone.  — Index  nominum  et 
rerum. 

Minor    works.     Literally  tr.  from   the 

Greek,  with  notes  and  illustrations  by  Rev. 
J.S.Watson.  London,  1857.  p.  8°.  (Bohn, 
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Contents.  Agesllaus. — On  the  Atbenian  gov- 
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— The  Banquet.  —  Hiero.  — Hipparcblcug.  —  On 
borgemanship. — On  hunting. — On  the  Lacedae- 
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Oeconomicus. — Apology  of  Socrates. 

Geant,  Sir  A.     Xenophon.     1878.     (Col- 
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Thieme,  K.  a.,  and  Sturz.  F.  W.    Lexi- 
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Boechb,  A.    Programma  de  slmultate,  quae  inter 

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Xenophoutea  a  Dltfurto  ed.  10  pp.  {Zeits.'  f.  alter- 
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Anabasis.    Erklaert    von    C.  Rehdantz. 

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Hermann,  K.  F.  Zur  trage  ueber  daa  zeltver- 
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Discourse  upon  improving  the  revenue  of 
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Xerxes,  King  of  Arsamosata.    Barth61emy, 

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Ximenes,  Francisco,  Cardinal.  See  Ximenez 
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Ximenez,  Francisco.  Circa  1600-80.  His- 
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Xiphilinus,  Joannes,  Patriarch  of  Con- 
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Psellus,  M.  0.  En-LTa0iot  \6yot  ci?  rou?  irarpiap^as 
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Y  Gododint  a  poem  on  the  battle  of  Cat- 
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Tacca.  Capello,  H.,  and  Ivens,  R.  From 
Benguella  to  the  territory  of  Yacca.  1882, 
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Yaclit  Toyage  to  Norway.    Boss,  W.  A. 

1467 

Yachts  and  yachting. 

Boston.  Testimonial  to  Charles  J.  Paine 
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Lamont,  J.    Yachting  in  the  Arctic  seas. 

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United  States,  Steam  Engineering,  Bureau 

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Brassey,  T.,    and"  Kemp,  D.     Yachting.     12  pp. 

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Ya4;na,  Commentaire  sur  le.  Burnouf,  E. 
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^ee  also  Avesta. 

Tadkin  river.    Swain,  G.  F.    Great  Pee 

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Yakkun  IVa-ttannawa ;  a  Cingalese  poem, 
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YftkAb  Beg,  Amir  of  Kashgar.  Boulgee, 
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The  late  Yakoob  of  Kashgar.    32  pp.    (Westm.  Rev. 

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Yjlkilb    Khan.    Ex-Amir  Yikiib   Khan. 

11  pp.    (Blackwood's  Mag.  v.  127,  1880,  p.  757.) 

YdhAtibn'Abd  Allah.    See  Abii  Abdal- 

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geographloo  Jakutl.  8  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad. 
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Contents,    XlpiBtlcs.-Fables.  —  Hymns.— Iinl> 
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Yale,  Elihu.  Anderson,  J.  Elihu  Yale, 
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See  also  Am.  J.  of  Education,  v.  6,  1858,  p.  715;  New 
Englander^  v.  1, 1843,  p.  272. 

Yale  College. 

Baqq,  L.  H.    Four  years  at  Yale.  [Anon.J 
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Art  exhibition  in   Yale   College.    10  pp.    (Nem 

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(Scribner's  Monthly,  v.  11,  1876,  p.  761.)  — Bliss,  W. 
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College.  34  pp.  (In  their  College  book,  p.  61.)  — 
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Mag.  V.  29,  1864,  p.  497.)  ^        -^ 

See  also  New  Englander,  v.  28, 1869,  p.  269. 

Yale  College,  Astronomical  Observatory. 
Annual  reports,  1881-86.  [New  Haven], 
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Transactions.    V.  1.    New  Haven,  1887- 

89.    4°.  _2454 

Yale  College,  Biography.  Dexter,  F.  B. 
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Johnston,  H.  P.  Yale  and  her  honor- 
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Obituary  record   of  graduates  of  Yale 

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Salisbury,   E.    E.    (Ed.)    Biographical 

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Yale  College,  Catalogues.  Catalogue  of 
the  officers  and  students  in  Yale  College, 
1840-41,  '47-48,  '53-54,  '67-91.  New  Haven, 
1840-90.    25  pts.  8°.  L.27 

Catalogus  senatus  academici,  et  eorum 

qui  munera  et  officia  academica  gesserunt, 
quique  aliquovis  gradu  exoi'nati  fuerunt,  in 
Collegio  Yalensi,  1868,  '86,  '89.  NoYO-Portu, 
1868-89.     3  pts.  «°.  L. 

Yale  College,  Divinity  School.  General 
catalogue.  A  brief  biographical  record  of 
its  members  in  the  first  half  century  of  its 
existence  as  a  distinct  department,  1822-73. 
New  Haven,  1873.     8°.  L. 

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prevailed  amoLiR  the  former  members  of  the  Divinity 
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Tale  College,  HisiojT/.  Baldwin,  E.  His- 
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Dexter,  F.  B.     Sketch  of  the  history  of 

Yale  University.     1887. 

KiNOSLEY,  W.  L.  [Ed.)    Yale  College  ;  a 

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Yale    College   in   1870,    '74,    '75,  '82-86. 

Some  statements  respecting  the  late  progress 
and  present  condition  of  the  various  depart- 
ments of  the  University.  [New  Haven], 
1870-86.    8  pts.  8°.  L. 

See  also  Am.  J.  of  Education,  t.  6, 1858,  p.  541. 

Yale  College,  Librai-y.  Catalogue  of  the 
Linonian  and  Brothers ' library .  New  Haven, 
1873.    8°.  W.24 

Tale  College,  Preaident.  Reports,  1887- 
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Tale  lectures  on  preaching.  Beecher, 
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Tauia.  3  pp.  Goldstuecker,  T.,  Lit.  re- 
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Taniassee    Indians.     Account    of   the 

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Tamoyden;  a  tale  of  the  wars  of   King 

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Tancey,  William  Lowndes.  Perry,  B.  F. 
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Tdnez  y   Rivera,  Jeronimo   de  Alcala. 

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Tang-tse-Klang,  River.  Gill,  Capt.  W. 
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W.  P.  Young's  Chronicles  of  .  .  .  Massachusetts  Bay. 
14  pp.  {Chr.  Exam.  v.  41.  1816,  p.  279.)— Robbing,  C. 
Memoir  of  Y.  5  pp.  (Mass.  Hist.  Soc.  Coll.  4  s.  v.  2, 
1854,  p.  241.) 

Young,  Andrew  White.  1803-77.  Govern- 
ment class  book.  A  youth's  manual  of  in- 
struction in  the  principles  of  constitutional 


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government  and  law.  Pt.  I.  Principles  of 
government.  Pt.  II.  Principles  of  law. 
New  ed.,  thoroughly  revised  by  Salter-  S. 
Clark.    New  York,  1881.     12°.  —1347 

History    of    Chautauqua    county,    New 

York,  from  its  first  settlement  to  the  present 
time  ;  with  numerous  biographical  and  fam- 
ily sketches.    Buffalo,  1875.    8°.  3571 

History  of  Wayne  county,  Indiana,  from 

its  first  settlement  to  the  present  time  ;  with 
numerous  biographical  and  family  sketches. 
Cincinnati,  1873.     8°.  3503 

Young,  Mrs.  Ann  Eliza  Webb.  1844—. 
Wife  No.  19,  or  the  story  of  a  life  in 
bondage  :  being  a  complete  expose  of  Mor- 
monism.    Illustrated.    Hartford,  1876.    8°. 

'    —2286 

Tonng,    Archibald.    Salmon    fisheries.    98 

pp.    iWith  Holdswortb,  E.  W.  H.,  Sea  fisheries,  p.  203.) 
Young,  Arthur.    1741-1820.    Farmer's  guide 

in   hiring    and    stocking    farms.     [Anon.} 

London,  1770.     2  v.  8°.  —4686 

■ Fai-mer's    letters   to   the    landlords    of 

Great-Britain  .  .  .    [Anon.]    London,  1771. 

8°.  —4686 

2Voie.— This  la  v.  2  ot  the  following. 

Farmer's -letters  to  the  people  of  Eng- 
land ;  containing  the  sentiments  of  a  prac- 
tical husbandman,  on  various  subjects  of 
great  importance  ...  8  ed.  [Anon.]  Lon- 
don, 1771.     2  V.  8°.  —4686 

Farmer's  tour  through  the  east  of  Eng- 
land. Being  the  registex'  -of  a  journey 
through  various  counties  of  this  kingdom, 
to  enquire  into  the  state  of  agriculture,  ifec. 
[Anon.]    London,  1771.    4  y.  8°.  1465 

Six  months'  tour  through  the  north  of 

England.  Containing  an  account  of  the 
present  state  of  agriculture,  manufactures, 

'  and  population,  in  several  counties  of  this 
kingdom.     [Anon.]    London,  1770.    4  v.  8°. 

1465 

Tour  in  Ireland  :  with  general  -observa- 
tions on  the  present  state  of  that  kingdom  ; 
made  in  the  years  1776-78,  and  brought 
down  to  the  end  of  1779.  2  ed.  London, 
1780.    2  V.  8°.  1465 

The  same,  abridged.  London,  1809.  4°. 
(Pinkerton,  Voyages,  v.  3. )  2432 

— —  Travels  during  the  years  1787-89  ;  under- 
taken more  particularly  with  a  view  of 
ascertaining  the  cultivation,  wealth,  re- 
sources, and  national  prosperity  of  the  king- 
dom of.  France.  2  ed.  London,  1794.  2  v. 
4°.  1461 

— ^  The  same.  London,  1809.  4°.  (Pink- 
erton, J.,  Voyages,  v.  4.).  2432 

Inquiry  Into  the  rise  of  prices  lii  Elnrope,  during 

the  last  25  years,  compared  with  that  which  has  taken 
place  In  England  ;  with  observations  on  the  effects  of 
Ugh  and  low  prices.  40  pp.  (PampUeteer,  v.  6, 1816, 
p.  165.)- 

Bandrillart,  H.  J.  L.    Arthur  Young  et  la  France 

de  1189.    42  pp.    (M  Ms  Publlclstes  modernes,  p.  22.) 

Young,  Arthur.  Nautical  dictionary.  2ed. 
London,  1863.     8°.  1155 

Young,  Lt.  Bennett  H.  Benjamin,  L.  N. 
The  St.  Albans  raid  ;  or,  investigation  into 
the  charges  against  Lt.  Bennett  H.  Young 
and  command,  for  their  acts  at  St.  Albans, 
Vt. ,  on  the  19  Oct.  1864.    1865. 


Young,  Brigham.  Waitb,  Mrs.  C.  V.  The 
Mormon  prophet  and  his  harem.     1866. 

Fitch,  Mrs.  T.    The  Mahomet  ot  the  west.    7  pp. 

(Oiierid.  Monthly,  y.  7, 1871,  p.  235.)— liife  of  Y.    16  pp. 
(with  Lee,  J.  D.,  Mormonism  unveiled,  p.  391.) 
See  also  Mornions  and  Mornnoiilsm. 

Young,  Charles  Augustus,  LL.  D.  1834—. 
The  sun.  With  numerous  illustrations. 
New  York,  1881.     12°.     [Internat.  Sci.  S.) 

—2407 

Text-book  of  general  astronomy  for  col- 
leges and  scientific  schools.  Boston,  1888. 
8°.  —2494 

Young,  Charles  Frederick  Thomas.  Fires, 
fire  engines,  and  fire  brigades :  with  a  his- 
tory of  manual  and  steam  fire  engines  .  .  . 
London,  1866.     8°.  —2715 

Young,  Charles  Mayne.  Young,  J.  C. 
Memoir  of  Charles  Mayne  Young,  tragedian. 
1871,  2  V. 

Henderson,  H.  G.    Charles   Mayne   Young.    16 

pp.  (Matthews,  J.  B.,  and  Hutton,  L.,  Actors  and 
actresses,  v.  2,  p.  269.) 

Young,  Edward,  LL.D.  1681-1765.  Poet- 
ical works  and  life  of.  Edinburgh,  1794. 
8°.  (Anderson,  R.,  Brit,  poets,  v.  10.)  1363 
Contents.  Anderson, B.  Lifeot  Young.— Epistles. 
— PoKce  of  religion;  or.  Vanquished  love.— Impe- 
rium  Feiagi  ;  a  naval  lyric. — The  Instalment* — 
Paraphrase  on  part  of  the  Book  of  Job. — The  Last 
day. — Love  of  fame,  the  universal  passion. —Mis- 
cellanies.— The  Ooraplalnt;  or,  Night  thoughts. 
Ocean  ;  an  ode. — On  the  late  Q,ueen*s  death. — 
Reflections  on  the  public  situation  ot  the  kingdom. 
— Resignation. — Sea-piece. 

Poetical  works.    London,  1858.    2  v.  16°. 

1368 
Contents.  To  Mr.  Addison,  on  the  tragedy  of 
Cato,  V.  2.— On  Michael  Angelo^s  famous  Piece  of 
the  Cruclflxion,  v.  2.  —  Historical  epilogue  to  the 
Brothers,  a  tragedy,  v.  2.  —  Dodine'on,  G-r  B., 
Baron  of  Melcombe-Regis.  Verses  to  Dr.  Young,  v.  2. — 
Epitaphs,  V.  2. —  Force  of  religion;  or.  Van- 
quished love,  V.  2. — Foreign  address ;  or,  the  Best 
argument  for  peace,  v.  2.— Imperium  Pelagi  ;  a 
naval  lyric,  v.  2.— The,  Instalment,  v.  2.— Para- 
phrase on  part  of  the  Book  of  Job,  v.  2. — Epistle  to 
Bt.  Hon.  George,  Lord  Lansdowne,  v.  2.— The  Last 
day,  V.  2. — Love  of  fame,  the  universal  passion, 
V.  2 — mitford,  J.  Life  of  Young,  v.  1 The  Com- 
plaint; or.  Night  thoughts,  V.I.— Ocean;  anode, 
v.  2.— The  Old  man's  relapse,  v.  2.— Two  epistles 
to  Mr.  Pope,  v.  2.— On  the  late  Queen's  death,  v. 
2.— Reflections  on  the  public  situation  of  the  king- 
dom, v.  2.— Resignation,  v.  2.— Sea-piece,  v.  2.— 
Letter  to  Mr.  Tickell,  occasioned  by  the  death  of  Bt. 
Hon:  Joseph  Addison,  v.  2.— Epistle  to  Bt.  Hon.  Sir 
Eobert  Walpole,  v.  2. 

The  Brothers.    24  pp.    (Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit. 

drama,  v.  2,  p.  24.)—"  The  Complaint,"  Night  the  first, 
on  life  and  deaths  and  immoi-tality  ;  Love  of 
fame,  the  universal  passion.  28  pp.  (Bltson,  J., 
Eng.  anthol.  v.  3,  pp.  184,  200.)  — Poems.  97  pp. 
(Aikln,  J.,  Brit,  goets,  v.  1,  p.  533 ;  Campbell,  T.,  Brit, 
poets,  V.  6,  p.  43.)— P<^ems  and  life.  195  pp.  (Chal- 
mers, A.,  Eng.  poets, -v.  13,  p.  837.)— The  Revenge:  a 
tragedy.  54  pp.  (Cumberland,  J.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  16; 
luchbald,  E.,  Brit,  theat.  v.  19;  London  stage,  v.  1; 
Scott,  Sir  W.,  Mod.  Brit,  drama,  v.  2,  p.  1.) 

Anderson,  B.    Life  ot   T.    18  pp.    [In  his   Brit.' 

poets,  V.  10,  p.  ill.)— Bell,  B.  Young.  37  pp.  [In  his 
Lives  of  Eng.  poets,  v.  2,  p.  327:  La^dner,  D.,  Cat. 
Cyc.)—Crott,  Sir  H.,  and  Johnson,  S.  Life  of  Y.  28 
pp.  (Chalmers,  A.,  Eng.  poets,  v.  13,  p.  839.)— Cross, 
Mrs,  M.  A.  E.  L.  (George  Eliot,  ;>seu(2.)  Worldliness  and 
other- worldliness :  the  poet  Young.  42  pp.  {Westm. 
Bev.n.  a.  v.  11, 1857,  p.  1.)— Duychtnch,  B.  A.  Ed- 
ward Young.  28  pp.  (N.  Am.  Mev.  v.  7il,  1864,  p.  269.) 
— Mitford,  J.  Life  of  Y.  49  pp.  (Young,  E.,  Poet, 
works,  V.  1,  p.  Ix.)— ■Wlllmott,  B.  A.  Edward  Young. 
63  pp.  (In  his  Lives  of  the  Eng.  saor.  poets,  v.  2,  p. 
138.)  - 

Young,  Edward,  Ph.  D.  1814—.  Labor  in 
Europe  and  America :  a  special  report  oij 
the  rates  of  wages,  the  cost  of  subsistence, 


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and  the  condition  of  the  working  classes  in 
Great  Britain,  Germany,  France,  Belgium, 
and  other  countries  of  Europe  ;  also  in  the 
United  States  and  British  America.  Wash- 
ington, 1876.  8°.  (J7.  S.  44  Cong.  1  sess. 
House  exec.  doc. -No.  21.)  —1394  ;  68% 

Special  report  on  immigration  :  accom- 
panying information  for  immigrants  relative 
to  the  prices  and  rentals  of  land  .  .  .  wages 
paid  in  the  several  states,  etc.,  in  the  year 
1869-70.  Washington,  1873.  8°.  (U.  S. 
Statistics,  Bureau  of .)  — 1393 

iVo(e.— Also  in  U.  S.  42  Cong.  1  sess.  House  exec.  doc. 

V.  1. 

Special  report  on  the  custotns-tarifl  legis- 
lation of  the  United  States  ;  with  appen- 
dixes. Washington,  1873.  8°-  {U.S.  43 
Cong.  3  sess.  House  exec.  doc.  No.-  109.)    6871 

See  also  United  Slates,  Statistics,  Bureau  of. 

Young,  Edward  James.  1839—.  Appleton 
chapel.  3  pp.  (Vallle,  F.  O.,  and  Clark,  H.  A.,  Har- 
vard Book,  V.  1,  p.  122.)— College  prayers.  27  pp. 
(Vallle,  F.  O.,  and  Claris,  H.  A.,  Harvard  Book,  v.  2,  p. 
120.)  — Memoir  [of  Samuel  Abbot  SmltliJ.  54  pp. 
(Smitli,  B.  A.,  Christian,  lessons,  p.  ix.) 

tife  ot  Y.    2  pp.    (Vallle,  F.  0.,  and  Clarji,  H.  A., 

Harvard  Book,  9. 1,  p.  217.) 

Young,  Ernest.    Anglo-Saxon  family  law. 

62  pp.     (Adams,  H.,  Essays  in  Anglo-Saxon  law,  p.  121.) 

Young,  Sir  George.  1837—.  Proper  rela- 
tion between  the  teaching  and  examining  bodies  In  a 
university.  12  pp.  (London  Internat.  Health  Exhlb. 
Literature,  v.  15,  p.  247.) 

(Ed.)      Essays    by    W.    M.  Praed.     See 

Praed,  W.  M. 

Young,  George  Renny.  British  North 
American  colonies.  Letters  to  Eight  Hon. 
E.  G.  S.  Stanley,  upon  the  existing  treaties 
with  France  and  America,  as  regards  their 
"  rights  of  fishery  ','  upon  the  coasts  of  Nova 
Scotia,  Labrador,  and  Newfoundland.  Lon- 
don, 1834.    8°.  1636 

Young,  Henry.  New  Latin  delectus ;  con- 
taining extracts  from  classical  authors,  with 
genealogical  vocabularies  and  explanatory 
notes.    London,  1865.     12°.  —2117 

Young,  Isobel.  Trial  of,  for  witchcraft, 
Feb.  4, 1629.  12  pp.  (Spottlswoode  Soc.  Miscel.  v.  2,  p. 
39.) 

Young,  Jennie  J.  The  ceramic  art.  A  com- 
pendium of  the  history  and  manufacture  of 
pottery  and  porcelain.  New  York,  1878. 
8°.  —1735 

Young,  John,  LL.  D.  Lectures  on  intellec- 
tual philosophy.  12  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Edin.  Rev.  T.  61, 
1835,  p.  52.) 

Y'^oung,  John.  1755-1835.  Series  of  designs, 
for  shop  fronts,  porticoes,  and  entrances  to 
buildings,  public  and  private.  London, 
1835.    4°.  —1764 

Catalogue  of  the  celebrated  collection  of  pictures  of 

the  late  John  Julius  Angersteln.  6  pp.  (Rev.  of  In 
Quart.  Rev.  v.  31, 1826,  p.  210.) 

Young,  John.  Jenkins,  J.  S.  In  his  Lives 
of  the  governors  of  the  state  of  New  Torli,  p.  793.   23  pp. 

Young,  John  Radford.  1799—.  Elements 
of  analytical  geometry  ;  comprehending  the 
doctrine  of  the  conic  sections,  and  the  gen- 
eral theory  of  curves  and  surfaces  of  the  3 
order.  Revised  and  corrected  by  John  B. 
Williams.    Phila.  1833.     8°.  —3436 

Elements  of  mechanics,  comprehending 

statics  and  dynamics,  with  a  copious  collec- 


tion of  mechanical  problems.  Revised  and 
corrected  by  John  D.  Williams.  Phila. 
1839.     8°.  —3435 

Elements  of    the  differential  calculus  : 

comprehending  the  general  theory  of  curve 
surfaces,  and  of  curves  of  double  curvature. 
Revised  and  corrected  by  Michael  O'Shan- 
nessy.     Phila.  1833.     8°-  —2436 

Elements  of  the  integral  calculus,  with 

its  applications  to  geometry  and  to  the  sum- 
mation of  infinite  series.  Revised  and  cor- 
rected by  Michael  O'Shannessy.  Phila.  1839. 
8=.  —3435 

Mechanical    philosophy.     See   Mitchell, 

W.,  and  others. 

and  others.  Practical  astronomy,  navi- 
gation, nautical  astronomy,  and  meteor- 
ology. London,  1856.  13°.  (Orr,  W.  S., 
Circle  of  sci.  v.  5. )  —2406 

Young,  John  Russell.  Around  the  world 
with  (Jen.  Grant.  38  pp.  (Eev.  of  in  Quart.  Rev.  v. 
150,  1880,  p.  205.) 

Young,  Rev.  Julian  Charles.  1806-73.  Me- 
moir of  Charles  Mayne  Young,  tragedian, 
with  extracts  from  his  son's  journal.  With 
portraits.     London,  1871..  2  v.  12°-         4875 

Personal  reminiscences.    Ed.  by  Richard 

Henry  Stoddard.  New  York,  1874.  12°. 
(Bric-a-brac  8.)  3827 

Young,  M.  Life  and  times  of  Aonio  Pa- 
leario.     London,  1860.     2  v.  8°.  5863 

Y''oung,  Mary  Julia  (Tr.)  Voltairiana.  Se- 
lected and  tr.  from  the  French.  London, 
1805.     4  V.  16°  5897 

Young,  Philip,  M.  D.  —1848.  History  of 
Mexico  :  her  civil  wars,  and  colonial  and 
revolutionary  annals ;  from  the  period  of 
the  Spanish  conquest :  1520.  to  the  present 
time,  1847  .  .  .  Continued  to  1848,  by 
George  C  Furber.     Cincinnati,  1850.     8°. 

1634 

Young,  Pierce  Manning  Butler.  1839 — . 
Beport  on  cotton  culture.  42  pp.  (McCormlok,  B.  0., 
Reports  XI.  S.  Cam.  Paris  Expos.  1878,  v.  3,  p.  433.) 

Young,  Robert,  LL.  D.  1822-88.  Analytical 
concordance  to  the  Bible  on  an  entirely  new 
plan.  Fifth  thousand.  Edinburgh,  1880. 
4°.  —1252 

Grammatical    analysis  of    the  Hebrew, 

Chaldee,  and  Greek  Scriptures,  consisting 
of  the  original  text  unabridged,  the  parsing 
of  every  word,  with  all  its  prefixes  and 
affixes,  and  a  literal  English  rendering. 
The  Book  of  Psalms  in  Hebrew.  Edin- 
burgh, 1885.  ■  4°-  —2251 

Young,  Sidney.  Annals  of  the  Barber-sur- 
geons of  London,  compiled  from  their 
records  and  other  sources.  With  illustra- 
tions by  Austin  T.  Young.  London,  1890. 
4°.  1501 

Young,  Thomas,  M.  D.  1773-1839.  Miscel- 
laneous works.  Ed.  by  George  Peacock, 
D.  D.,  [and]  John  Leitch.  London,  -1855. 
3  V.  8°.  2193 

Contents.  On  the  resistance  of  the  air,  v.  2.— On 
annuities,  v.  2. — Simple  determination  of  the  most 
ancient  epoch  of  astronomical  chronology,  v.  2. 
— Bemarks  on  the  astronomical  measurements 

ot  the  ancients,  v.  2 Historical  sketch  ot  the  various 

solutions  of  the  problem  of  atmospherical  refrac- 
tion, v.  2.— Postscript  on  atmospherical  refraction,  v. 
2.— Life  of  Atvrood,  v.  2.— Biographies  of  men 
of  science,  v.  2.— Life  of  Borda,  v.  2.— Selections 
from  the  article  'Bridge  '  In  the  Supplement  to  the 


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Encyclopaedia  Brltaunlca,  v.  2.— Jacob  Bryant,  t.  3, 
—Portion  of  the  article  '  Carpentry,'  Irom  the  Sup- 
plement to  the  Encyclopaedia  Brltaanlca,  v.  2.— Life 
ol  Cavendisli,  v.  2.— Practical  application  ot  the 
doctrine  of  ohanceg  to  the  subdivision  of  rlsks.-v.  2. 
—The  article  'Chromatics,'  from  the  Supplement 
to  the  Encyclopaedia  Brltannlca,  v.  1.— The  article 
•  Cohesion,'  from  the  Supplement  to  the  Encyclo- 
paedia Brltannlca,  v.  1.  —  On  the  cohesion  of 
fluids,  V.  1.— Account  of  some  cases  ot  the  produc- 
tion ot  colours  not  hitherto  described,  v,  1.— Compu- 
tations for  clearing  the  compass  ot  the  regular  effect 
of  a  ship's  permanent  attraction,  v.  2. — Remarks  on 
the  principle  ot  compound  interest,  v.  2.— Lite  of 
Coulomb,  v.  2.— Remarks  on  the  structure  of  cov- 
ered ways,  V.  2.— Essay  on  cycloidal  curves,  v. 
1.— Review  ot  Sir  Humphry  Davy's  Ulements  ot 
chemical  philosophy,  v.  1.— Review  of  '  An  essay 
on  devr  and  several  appearances  connected  with  It,' 
V.  2.— Lite  ot  Dollon,  v.  2.— Lite  ot  Dolomleu,  v. 
a.-j-Reply  to  the  animadversions  of  the  fjdlnburg^h 

Reviewers,  v."  1.— Egypt,  v.  3 Advertisement  to 

Dr.  Young's  JBgypttan  dictionary,  v.  3.— Remarks 
on  the  ancient  Egyptian  MSS,  with  tr,  ot  the  Roeetta 

inscription,  V.  3 On  the  equilibrium  and  strength  ot 

elastic  substances,  v.  2.— Numerical  tatjle  ot  elec- 
tive attractions,  v.  1.— Letter  on  the  experience  ot 
the  Equitable  Society,  v.  2.— On  the  mechanism  ot 
the  eye,  v.  1.— Life  ot  Fermat,  v.  2.— Concise  method 
of  determining  the  figure  of  a  gravitating  body 
revolving  round  another,  v.  2. — Investigation 
of  the  pressure  sustained  by  the  fixed  supports  of 
flexible  substances,  v.  2.— Lite  ot  Pourcroy,  v.  2.— 
Brief  investigation  of  the  properties  ot  the  geodetic 
curve,  V.  2.— Simple  recUflcatlou  ot  the  gebdetlc 
curve,  *.  2.— Observations  on  a  Greek  MS  on  papy- 
rus, V.  3.— Harmonic  sliders,  v.  1.— On  the  functions 

of  the  heart  and  arteries,  v.  1 The  article  '  Her- 

Gulaneum'  from  the  Supplement. to  the  Encyclo- 
paedia Brltannlca,  v.  3.— Discoveries  In  hieroglyph- 
leal  literature, v.  3.— Correspondence  upon  hlero- 
glyphical  subjects,  v.  3.— Formula  for  ex|)resslng 
the  decrement  of  human  life,  v.  2. — Hydraulic 
investigations,  v.  1. — Lite  ot  Ingenhousz,  v.  2 — 
Extenstou  ot  the  inverse  series  for  the  computation 
of  retractirfu,  v.  2.— Appeudlx  to  Capt.  Kater's  ac- 
count of  experiments  tor  determining  the  length 
of  the  pendulum,  v.  2. — Life  of  La  Condamlne,  v.  2. 
— Lite  of  £iRgrange,  v.  2. — Life  ot  J^alande,  v.  2. — 
Life  ot  Iiambert.  v.  2.— The  article  'Languages' 
from  the  Supplement  to  the  EncyclopaediaBrltanuica, 
y.  2. — Remarks  on  Laplace's  latest  computation 
of  the  density  of  the  earth,  v.  2. — Review  of  Laplace's 
memoir,  Sur  la  lol  de  la  retraction  extraordinaire 
dans  les  crlstaux  diaphanes,  v.  1.— On  the  theory  of 
light  and  colours,  v.  1. — Algebraical  expression 

tor  the  value  of  lives,  v.  2 Lives  of  eminent 

scholars,  v.  3 Calculation  ot  the  rate  of  expansion' 

of  a  supposed  lunar  atmosphere,  v.  2.— Life  of 

Mains,  V.  2 Review  of  Malus,  Blot,  Seebeck,  and 

Brewster,  on  light,  v.  1. — Life  ot  Masiielyne,  v.  2 

Remarks  on  the  measurement  of  minute  parti- 
cles, especially  th'ise  ot  the  blood  and  of  pus,  v.  1.— 
Review  of  the  'M£inoires  de  physique  et  de 
chlmie  de  la  SocJ6i6  d'Arcuell,'  v.  1 — Practical  com- 
parison of  the  different  tables  ot  mortality,  v.  2.— 
Essay  jf>n  music,  v.  1. — Remarks  on  the  employment 
ot  oblique  riders  and  on  other  alterations  in  the 
construction  of  ships,  v.  1.  —  Description  of  a  new 
species  of  operciilaria,  v.  2.— Selections  from  cor- 
respondence relating  to  optical  subjects,  v.  1. — 
Experiments  and  calculations  relative  to  physical 
optics,  V.  1. — Considerations  on  the  reduction  of  the 
length  of  the  pendulum  to  t^e  level  of  the  sea,  v.  2. 
— Remarks  on  the  probabllitlei^  ot  error  in  physical 
observations,  and  on  the  density  of  the  earth,  v.  2. 
—Theoretical  investigations,  Intended  to  illustrate 
the  .  phenomena  ot  polarisation,  v.  1.  —  Richard 
Porson,  v.*3. — Finite  and  exact  expression  tor  the 
refraction  of  an  atmosphere  nearly  resembling  that 
of  the  earth,  v.  2.— Life  of  Robison,  v.  2.— Corres- 
pondence relative  to  the  Rosetta  inscription,  v. 
3.— Essay  on  the., pressure  of  semifluid  and  cohe- 
sive substances, V.  2. -Letter  respecting  sound  and 
light,  V.  1. — Outlines  of  experiments  and  Inquiries 
respecting  sound  and  light,  v.  1. — Calculation  of  the 
direct  attraction  of  a  spheroid,  and  demonstration 
ot  Clalraut's  theorem,  v.  2 — Inscription  on  the  paw  ot 
the  great  Sphinx,  v.  3.— On  the  habits  ot  spiderg, 
V.  2.— Life  of  Smlthson  I'ennant,  v.  2.— Estimate  of 
the  effect  ot  the  terms  involving  the  square  of 
the  disturbing  force  on  the  determination  ot  the 
figure  ot  the  earth,  v.  2.— Computation  ot  the  effect  of 
terrestrial  reCractlom,  in  the  actual  condition  ot 


the  atmosphere,  v.  2.— Lite  ot  Sir  Benjamin  Thomp- 
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from  the  Supplement  to  the  Encyclopaedia  Brltannlca, 
v.  2.— Extracts  relating  to  the  theory  ot  the  tides,  from 
Brande'^  Quarterly  Journal  ot  Science,  v.  2.— Theory 
ot  tides.  Including  the  consideration  ot  resistance,  v. 
2,— John  Home  Tooke.v.  3.— Observations  on  vision, 
v.  1.— Gilbert  Wakefield,  v.  3.— Lite  ot  Dr.~ViratNon, 
Bp.  ot  Llandaff,  v.  2.— Some  propositions  on  waves 
and  sound,  v.  2.— On  iveights  and  measures, 
V.  2. — Remarks  on  the  friction  of  vrheelwork  and 
on  the  terms  best  suited  tor  teeth,  v.  2. 

Hieroglyphics  collected  by  the  Egyptian 

Society,  and  continued  by  the  Royal  Society 
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1731 

Summary  of  the  most  useful  parts  ot  hydraulics  : 

chiefly  extracted  and  abridged  from  Eytelweln's 
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Arago,  D.  F.  J.    Thomas  Young.    64  pp.    (Oiuvres 

compl.  V.  1,  p.  241 ;  Rev.  d,  deux  mondeSt  1836,  4  s.  v.  4,  p. 
735.) — rfte  sa»tfi  In  English.  71pp.  (/n  ftis  Biographies 
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Mrs.  Belzonl.  9  pp.  (Fraser's  Mag.  v.  9,  lS3i,  p.  629.) 
— Account  ot  some  recent  discoveries  in  hiero- 
glyphlcal  literature.  7  pp.  (Rev.  ot  in  Valpy,  A. 
J.,  Class.  Joum.  v.  31,  1826,  p.  296.)— Young's  and 
Champollion's  System  of  phonetic  hieroglyphics. 
21  pp.  (Westm.  Rev.  v.  4,  1825,  p.  40.)— On  the  theory 
ot  light  and  colours  ;  Account  of  some  causes  of 
the  production  ot  colours  not  hitherto  described.  11 
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GuRNEY,    H.     Memoir   of    the   life    of 

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Peacock,    G.,   Dean  of  Ely.     Life    of 

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Young,  Thomas.  Narrative  of  a  residence 
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Young,  Sir  William.  1750-1815.  Tour 
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Young,  Williara.  1809-88.  A  well-known 
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Young,  William  T.  Life  and  public  services 
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Young,  William  Wallace.     Lancelot.     1  p. 

(Allant.  Monthly,  v.  42,  187K,  p.  187.)— Launch  of  the 
Valkyrie.  2  pp.  (Atlant.  Mon'My,  v.  29,  1872,  p. 
674.)  — "Over  the  hills  and  far  away."  1  p. 
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Young.    See  also  Yonge. 

Young,  Education  of  the.    See  Education  of 

the  young. 
Young  advocate.    5  pp.    [Harper^s  Mag. 

V.  1,  1H51),  p.  304.) 

Young  America  abroad.    Train,  G.  F. 

1405 

Young  America  in  Wall  street.  Train, 

G.  F.  —1398 

Young    country   clergyman.    13  pp. 

(Eraser's  Mag.  v.  34,  1846,  p.  686.) 

Young  dragon.    36  pp.    Southey,  R.,Poe^ 

works,  Vi  6,  p.  260. 


YOUNG  DUKE 


4992 


YUBA  RIVER 


Toung  Duke.    Disraeli,  B.,  Earl  of  Bea- 

consfleld.  Novels  and  tales,  v.  9.  1284 

Young  England.    14  pp.    (N.  Am.  Rev. 

V.  61.  1«45,  p.  2.<1.) 

Young  grey  head.    7  pp.    {Blackwood^s 

Mag.  V.  B3,  1843,  p.  202.) 

Young  Ireland.  Duflfy,  Sir  0.  G.  2586 
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Young  lady's  friend.    12  pp.     (Rev.  of 

in  Chr.  Exam.  v.  22,  1S37,  p.  90.) 

Young  man  of  Massacliusetts,  Journal 
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Young  man's  guide  to  chastity.  Graham, 
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Young  men.  Dangers  and  duties  of.     12  pp. 

Wallcut,  R.  r.     [Clir.  Exam.  v.  25,  1839,  p.  43.) 

Young  men.  Lectures  to.    Beecher,  H.  W. 

—2367 
Y^oung  men  in  history.    30  pp.    Whip- 
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Young  men  in  politics.    15  pp.    Bout- 

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Young  Men's  Christian  Associa* 
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Year  books  of  the  Young  Men's  Christian 

Associations  of  the  United  States  and  Do- 
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New  York,  1880-91.     12  v.  8°.  —4201 

JVbie.— The  Year  boolia  for  1881-82,  ■83-84,  '85,  "87  are 
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Abbott.  L,  The  Young  Men's  Christian  Associa- 
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See  also  names  of  cities,  as  Baltimore,  New  York,  etc. 

Young  mill-wright  and  miller's  guide. 
Evans,  O.  —2714 

Young  Musgrave.  Oliphant,  Mrs.  M.  O. 
'  W.     [MacmUlan's  Mag.  v.  35-37,  1877-78.) 

Young  people,  Titcomb's  letters  to.  Hol- 
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Young  squire  of  the  17  century.  Jeafifre- 
son,  C     2  V.  1525 

Young  surgeon.    7  pp.     {Harper'' s  Mag. 

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Younger  brothers.  Buel,  J.  W.  The 
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Younger  Edda.  Snorro  Sturluson.  —3266 

Younghusband,  Frances  (Tr.)  Myths  6f 
Hellas  or  Greek  tales.    See  Witt,  C. 

Y^ounghusbaud,  Capt.  G.  J.  Polo  in  India. 
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Youngs,  Benjamin  Seth.  Testimony  of 
Christ's  second  appearing,  exemplified  by 
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Your  luck's  in  your  hand.  Craig,  A. 
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Youssoupoff,  N.,  Prince.  See  Yusupov, 
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Youth  of  Queen  Elizabeth.    1533-58. 

Wiesener,  L.     3  v.  4831 

Youth  of  Shakspeare.    Williams,  R.  F. 

( With  his  Shakspeare  and  his  friends. )  3398 
Youth's  guide.    Stewart,  M.  —2426 

Ypodigma  Xeustriae.    Walsingham,  T. 

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Alenjon,  F.  P.  M.  d'O.,  Dm  Montpensler,  A.   M.   P.  L. 

d'.  d'O.,  Due  de. 

Aumale,  H.  E.  P.  L.  d'O.,  Nemours,  L.  C.  P.  B.  d'O., 

Due  d'.  Due  de. 

Chartres,  R.    P.    L.    E.    F.  Parls.L.  P.  A.  d'0.,(7om(ede. 

d'O.,  Due  de.  PenthiSvre, P.  E.  J.  M.  d'O., 

Eu,   L.   P.    M.   P.    G.   d'O.,  Due  de. 

Comte  d'.  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha,  0.  d'O., 

Join.viile,  P.    P.    P.   L.  M.  Princesse  de. 

d'O.,  Prince  de. 

Venise.     Histoire  —  art —  Industrie  —  la 

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La  vie  d'un  patricien  de  Venise  au  XVI 

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L'iKtrie  et  ia  Dalmatie.    192  pp.     (Tourdumonde.y. 

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Joubert,   L.     Florence,  par    Y.     5  pp.     (Carres- 

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Yriarte,  Juan  de..  See  Iriarte,  J.  de. 
Yriarte,  Tomas  de.    See  Iriarte,  T.  de. 
Yrieix.    See  Aridius. 
Yrier  or  Petrone,  Bp.  of  Vaison.    7  cent. 

Charta  pro  monasterlo  Grasellensl.  4  pp.  (Mlgne, 
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Ysengrimus.    Niuardus,  Magister.       2396 

Ysgythrog,  Brochwel.     Genealogical    key 

chart  to  the  families  of  the  tribe  of  Y.  whose  members 

otn^cfii.f.^X'in':)  "'''''''''■  '^'-  (po^y^-'-"* 

Ystrad  Marchell,  Abbey.    Meyrick,  S.  R. 

On  a  deed  of  gift  to  the  abbey  of  Y.  M.  6  pp.  (Ar- 
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YULE 


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Zancbi,  Basilic.    Niceron,  J.  P. 

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Zand>ATastd.    See  Avesta. 

Zander,  Carl.  Versus  Italic!  antiqui.  Col- 
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Contents. 
Arlentl,  G.  S.  degU,  v.  2. 
Bandello,  M.  v.  3. 
Bargagll,  S.  v.  4. 
Boccaccio,  G.  V.  1. 
Brevlo,  G.  v.  2. 
Cada-Mosta,  M.  da  L.  v.  2. 
Campeggl,  A.  v.  i. 
Erlzzo,  S.  v.  4. 
Flrenzuola,  A.  v.  2. 
Giovanni    Fiorentino,    Ser. 

v.  2. 
Glraldi  Cintlo,  G.  B.  v.  3. 
Granucci,  N.  v.  4. 
Grazzini,  A.  M.,    called   II 

Lasca,  v.  3. 


.  4. 


Guldicciolo,  L. 
Inoerto  autore,  v.  4. 
Lando,  O.  v.  3. 
Malespinl,  C.  v.  4. 
Mariconda,  A.  v.  3. 
Massuccio  {Salemitano)f  v.  2. 
Molza,  F.  M.  V.  2. 
Mori  da  Ceno,  A.  de',  v.  4. 
Novelle  antlche,  v.  1. 
Parabosoo,  G.  v.  2. 
Porto,  L.  da,  v.  2. 
Saechetti,  F.  v.  1. 
Sansovlno,  F.  v.  3. 
Straparola,  G.  F.  v.  3. 

Zangemeister,  Karl  Friedrich  Wilhelm. 
1837 — .  De  Horatii  vocibus  singularibus 
dissertatio.     Berolini,  1862.     8°.  3253 

Index  in  Horatium.     Berolini,  1869.     8°. 

(Horatius  Flaccus,  Q.,  [Opera]  ex  reoensione 
B.  Bentleii,  v.  2.)  3245 

{Ed.)    Inscriptiones  parietariae  Pompei- 

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eisdem  erutorum  inscriptiones  ed.  a  Ri- 
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{Ed.)    Pauli  Orosii  Historiarum  adver- 

sum  paganos  libri  VII.    See  Orosius,  P. 

and   Wattenbacb,    Wilhelm   {Eds.) 

Exempla  codioum  Latinorum  litteris  njajus- 
culis  Bcriptorum.    Heidelbergae,  1876.    fo. 

P.a9.3 


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A-Amzl,  V.  1. 
An-Azzur,  V.  2. 
B-Blzzonlus,  V.  3. 
Blaarer-Bzura,  v.  4, 
C-Ohzepreg,  v.  6. 
Cla^Czyrako,  v.  6. 
D^Dzwina,  v.  7. 
E-EzzlUuga,  V.  8. 
r-Fynh,  V.  9. 
G-Glywltz,  V.  10. 
GmehUn-Gyzantes,  v.  11. 
H-Hezron,  v.  12. 
Hhalls-Hyuourahe,  v.  13. 
I-Izllz,v.  li. 
K-Kzl9taQOuiolus,  v.  IB. 
L-Lelrla,  v.  16. 
Lels-Lrapran,  v.  17, 
Lo-Lyznyg,  v.  18. 
M~MazzuoU,  V.  19. 
M.  B.-Mhemed,  v.  20. 
Ml-Mt,  V.  21. 
Mu-Myza,  v.  22. 
N-Netz-Wunden,  v.  23. 
Neu-Nyzelle,  v.  24. 
0-OzwlczIm,  V.  25. 
P-P.  d,  V.  26. 
Pe-Phyxiua,  V.  27. 
Pl-P.  Q,  V.  28. 
Pr.-Pzyro,  v.  29. 
Q-Rehwlldpreth,  v.  30. 
Eel-Elzzo,  V.  31. 
Ro-Rzikowszker,  v.  32. 
S-Sanz  de  Rocaraora,  v.  33. 
Sao-Schlawentitz,  v.  34. 


Schle-Schwaz,  v.  36. 
Sohwetoda-Senoz,  v.  86. 
Send-Sizzo,  v.  37. 
Skadau-Splez,  v.  38. 
Spltaml-Stheschuetze,v.39. 
Stlamlzapo-Siionipte,  v.  40. 
Suen-Tarnuch,  v.  41. 
Taro-Teutsohe    Provjntz, 

V.44. 
Teutacher-Thyus,  v.  43. 
Tiaba-Traol,  v.  44. 
Trapalanda-Tzyplpatlls,  v. 

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U-V.  E.  Q,  V.  46. 
Ver-Versutla,  v.  47. 
Vert  -  Visztukensls    Rivua, 

V.  48.    ■ 
Vlt-VnzweisUch,  v.  49. 
Voadlca-Vrheim,  v.  50. 
Vrl-Vzzwnuge,  v.  61, 
W-Wavzlmow,  v.  52. 
Waa-Weliwaaaer,  v.  53. 
Weiarn-WendwurtzeliV.  54. 
Weoeder-Wle,  v.  55. 
Wlefelsliurg-Wilkor,  v.  66. 
Wlll-Wnyslau3,  v.  57. 
Wo-Woq,  V.  68. 
■Woraczlczkl-Wuq,  v.  59. 
Wur-Zarzow,  v.  60. 
Zasa-Zetzschuetz,  v.  61. 
Zeuallos-Zizzo,  v.  62. 
Zkudere-Zultztiagen,  v.  63. 
Zuma-Zzygan,  v.  64. 


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4v.  fo.  W.ll 

Contents. 
A-Anzuqularaa,  v.  1.  Barc-Bodungen,  v.  3. 

Aoare-Barbyaea,  v.  2.  Boea-Gaq,  v.  4. 

iVoie.— No  more  pub. 

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[Ed.)   Zacharias  Werner's  Ausgewaehlte 

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ZedIitz-]Venkirch,  Ernst  Leopold,  Frei- 
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Aachen-Dzingel,  v.  1 
Ebel-Hymmeu,  v.  2. 
Supplement-baende : 


Contents. 

Jablonskl-Ozarowakl,  ^ 
Pabat-Zyniew,  v.  4. 

Abramsberg-Zugehoer,  v,  1. 

Albrecht-Zoltowskl,  v.  2. 


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Zeitschrift,    der    gesellschaft    fuer 
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Gesellschaft  fuer  erdkunde,  Zeitschrift. 
Zeitsclirift     des    statistischen    Bu- 
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Zeitschrift  fuer  die  alterthumswis- 
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4733 
Zeitschrift  fuer  franzoesische 
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La  France  anglaise ;    Azlncourt   et   le   traits    de 

Troyes,  v.  6 CaptlvltS  de  Frauf  ols  I,  v.  8.— Fran- 

SOls  I;  Anne  de  Montmorency,  v.  8.  —  Franjols  I; 
Charles  Quint  et  le  Conn6table  de  Bourbon,  v.  7.— 
Eran§ols  I;  Marlgnan,  I'Sleotlon  Imp^riale,  v.  7.— La 
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La  Gaule  chr^tienne,  V.  1 — La  Gaule  romaine, 
V.  1.— Henri  II  et  Cbarles-Qulut,  v.  9.— Henri  II; 
L'occupatlon  dea  TroIs-SvSchfia,  v.  B\  —  Henri  II ; 
Philippe  II,  V.  9. — La  r§forme,  la  cour  sous  Henri  II, 
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^  IV ;  Le  Saint-slSge  et  I'Espagne,  v.  11.— La  grande  In- 
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Jean  le  Bon  ;  CrScy,  Calais,  Poitiers,  v.  4.  —  La 
trds  salnte  Llgiie ;  Le  pape  Jules  II  et  Louis 
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VI  et  Iiouls  VII.  (En  collaboration  avec  A.  Lu- 
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malres  du  palals,  v.  2. 


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sprache.  10  pp.  (Berlin  Akad.  ■Wl8sens..i6;iar!d!.  1833, 
p.  171.)— Burnouf,  E.  AfflnltS  du  Zend  avec  les 
dlalectes  germanlques.  9  pp.  [Journ.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  9, 
1832,  p.  53.) — Observations  sur  le  rapport  des  mots 
zends  et  Sanskrits  vahista  et  Vasichtlia,  et  sur  quelques 
superlatifs  en  zend.  31  pp.  (Journ.  asiat.  2  s.  v.  13, 
1834,  p.  56.)— Burnouf,  E.  L.  Observations  pr611ml- 
nalres  sur  I'alphabet  zend.  117  pp.  (In  his  Comment. 
sur  le  Ya^na,  v.  1,  p.  xxxvlt.)— Ebcl,  H.  Altbac- 
trisches.  9  pp.  (Beitr.  eur  vergJeich.  sprachfdrsch.  v.  3, 
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trlschen  lexicographle.  30  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  vergletch. 
spraohforsch.  v.  24,  1879,  p.  128.|— Haug,  M.  Zend- 
studien.  99  pp.  (Deutsch.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v.  7, 
1853,  pp.  314,  506 ;  V.  8,  1854,  p.  739;  v.  9,  1856,  p.  683.)— 
Huebschmann,  H.  Etymologisches  und  gram- 
matisches  aus  dem  Avesta.  5  pp.  (Beitr.  eur  vergleich. 
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Zendavesta.  35  pp.  [Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  spraohforsch. 
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J.  Le  Zend.  36  pp.  [In  his  Langues  perdues  de  la 
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Soo.  Gt.  Brit.  Trans,  v.  3,  W36,  p.  624.)— Rask.  E.  C. 
Observations  sur  les  alphabets  zend  et  pehlvl.  8  pp. 
(Journ.  asiat.  1  s.  v.  2, 1823,  p.  143.)— Opi  Zendsprogets 
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notices  of  Persian,  and  of  the  language  called  Zend, 
13  pp.    (Boyal  Asiat.  Soc.  Bombay,  Journ.  v.  6, 1867,  p. 


ZEND  LANGUAGE 


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ZENOBIA 


95.)— Illustrations  o£  the  languages  called  Zand  and 
Pahlavl.  19  pp.  (Royal  Aslat.  Soo.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  v. 
4, 1887,  p.  345.)— Spiegel,  F.  Burnouts  altbalt ti'lsobe 
torBchungen  und  Ihr  verhaeltnlss  zur  tradition.  101 
pp.  [Beitr.  sui-  mrgliich.  spracli/orsch.  v.  7, 1873,  p.  867.) 
—Die  drltte  person  plur.  des  pert.  red.  med.  im  A^t- 
baktrlsolien.  3  pp.  {Zeits.  f.  vergletch.  sprachforsch.  v. 
!iO,  1872,  p.  165.)— Namen  der  hlmmelsgegenden  Im 
altbaktrlschen.  3  pp.  (Beifr.  mr  vergUick.  spradiforsch. 
V.  5, 1868,  p.  396.)— Zur  altbaktrlschen  syntax.  6  pp. 
{Beitr.  zur  vergleich.  sprachforsch.  v.  1,  1858,  p.  134.)— Zur 
altbaktrlschen  wortlorscbung.  13  pp.  (Zeifs.  /.  ver- 
gleich.  sprachforsch.  T.  23, 1877,  p.  188.) 

Zend  literature.    Anquetil-Duperron,  A. 

H.  Mfimolre  dans  lequel  on  fitabllt  que  les  Uvres 
zends  dfipos6aii  la  BlbliothSque  dn  rol  le  15  Mars  1762, 
sont  les  ouvrages  de  Zoroastre.  102  pp.  (Inst,  de 
France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  38, 1777,  p.  167.)— Hang, 
M.  Zendstudlen.  99  pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  geseUs. 
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to  the  knowledge  ot  Parsee  literature.  66  pp.  (Royal 
Aslat.  Soo.  Gt.  Brit.  Joum.  n.  s.  v.  4, 1870,  p.  229.) 

Zend-ATesta.    See  Avesta. 

Zeneyda.     89  pp.  -  Hamilton,  A.,  Count, 

Fairy  tales  and  romances^  p.  277. 

Zenger,  John  Peter.    Chandler,  P.  W.    Trial 

ofZ.    59pp.    (/m  Ms  Am.  crlm.  trials,  V.  1,  p.  161.) 

Zengg,  Burkard.    See  Zink,  B. 

Zenker,  Julius  Theodor.  181,1-84.  Bib- 
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orientale.     Leipzig,  1846.    8°.  L.117 

Dictionnaire  turc-arabe-persan.  Leipzig, 

1866-76.    2  V.  4°.  1192 

Contents. 


x_-^- 


Chinegische  reich,  nach  dem  tuerklschen  Eha' 

talname.  21  pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  y.  15, 
1861,  p.  785.)— Mltthellungen  ueber  die  laender  am 
suedllchen  uter  des  Kagpisclien  meeres.  Nach  G. 
Melgunof.  39  pp.  (Deutsoh.  morg.  gesells.  Zeits.  v. 
21, 1867,  p.  232.) 

Zenner,  Gottfried.  1656-1721.  Neu-Europa 
Oder  die  alte  in  der  neuen  welt . . .  Leipzig, 
1730.     16°.  -  1658 

Zeno,  St. ,  By.  of  Verona.  —(Area  380.  Opera 
omnia.  Parisiis,  1845.  r.  8°.  (Migne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  a.  IM.  v.  H.)    ^  —2263 

Obnienis.  Ballerini,G.  e  F.  Dlssertatlones,deS.  Ze- 
nonis  operlbus  actls,  cultu,  et  aetate ;  Observatlones 
prlmae  Zenonls  operum  appendlol  praemlssae ;  Prae- 
tatlo.— Bouacclii,  F.  De  sermonibus  et  martyrlo  S. 
Zenonls  Ubrl  II  cum  dupUol  dlssertatlone  Ipsls  sub- 
juncta.  — Coronatng.  Sermo  de  vita  S.  Zenonls.— 
Eplstola  dedicatoria.— Hlstorla  tranglationis 
S.  Zenonls.— Missae  S.  Zenonls.— Monmmeiita  de 
S.  Zenone.— Wotitia  lltteraria  In  Zenonem.— Spa- 
ravierl,  F.  Adnotatlones  In  Zenonls  sermones.- 
Tegtimonia  seleota  de  S.  Zenone.— Tractatug.— 
Indices. 

Ballerinl,G.  eP.  Dlssertatlones  de  Sanctl  Zenonls 

operlbus,  actlSj  cultu,  et  aetate.  83  pp.  (Mlgne,  J. 
P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  11,  p.  25.)— Bonacchl,-  F.  De 
sermonibus  et  martyrto  Sanctl  Zenonls  Ubrl  II.  81  pp. 
(Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  11,  p.  699.)— Coronatug . 
Sermd  de  vita  Sanctl  Zenonls.  3  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  T.  11,  p.  199.)— Josepliug,  Chancellor  of 
J,gv,itane.  Hlstorla  translatlonls  corporum  Sanctorum 
Ragnobertl  et  Zenonls.  7  pp.  (Achery,  J.  L.  d',  Spi- 
cileg.  V.  2,  p.  127  ;  Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  106,  p. 
891.)— IHonniuenta  de  Sancto  Zenone.  6  pp.  (Mlgne, 
J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  11,  p.  189.)— HTotltia  litteraria 
In  Zenonem.  6  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  11, 
p.  243.)— Sparavierl,  F.  Adnotatlones  In  BeatI  Ze- 
nonls Veronensls  sermones.  33  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P., 
PcUrol.  s.  Lat.  v.  11,  p.  536.)— Hlstorla  tranglationis 
Sanctl  Zenonls.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v. 
11,  p.  207.) 

Zeno,  Emperor  of  the  East.    Dirksen,  H.  E. 
Das  poUzefgesetz  des  Kaisers  Z.,  ueber  dip  baullche 
anlage  der  prlvathaeuser  in  Constantinopel.    30  pp. 
{Hinterlassme  tchriften,  v.  2,  p.  225.) 
PABT  v.— 142.  ■ 


Zeno,  of  Gitium.    Circa  B.  C.  358-260.    Epis- 

tola.  [Or.  et  Lat.]  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  or. 
Epistol.  Or.  p.  792.) 

Caraot^reg  de  figures  de  I'Alexandre  le  Grand,  et 

de  Z.  le  Stolcien,  6clalr£s  par  la  m^declue.  18  pp. 
(Ben.  archlol.  1862,  p.  422.)— Colbet,  C.  G.  Zenonls 
locus  etnendatus.  2  pp.  {itnemosyne,  v.  6,  1867,  p. 
339.)— Droygen,  H.  Der  attlsche  volksbesohluss  zu 
ehren  des  Z.    11  pp.    {Ifermes,  v.  16, 1881,  p.  291.) 

Zeno,  of  Elea.    Aristoteles.    De  Xenophane 

(Mellsso),  Zenone  (Xenophane)  et  Gorgla.  [  Or.  et  Lat.] 
11  pp.  (Opera  omnia,  v.  3,  p.  671:  Dldot,  A.  F.,  Bib- 
lioth. (?r.)— Sclineider,  F.  Zeno  aus  Elea.  41  pp. 
{Philologus,  v.  36,  1876,  p.  602.)  — "Ueberweg,  F. 
Ueber  den  hlstorlschen  worth  der  schrlft  de  Mellsso, 
Zenone,  Gorgla.  9  pp.  {PMlologus,  v.  8, 1863,  p.  104.) 
— Zeller,  E.  Der  strelt  Theophrasts  gegen  Z.  ueber 
die  ewlgkelt  der  welt.  8  pp.  {Hermes,  v.  11, 1876,  p.  422.) 

Xeno,  of  Rhodes.    Fragmenta.    [Or.  et  Lat.} 

9  pp.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  Biblioth.  gr.  Fragm.  hist.  6r.  v.  3,  p. 
174.) 

Zeno,  Antonio.    See  Zeno,  N.,  and  Zeno,  A. 

Zeno,  Apostolo.  1668-1750.  Vita  di  Paolo 
Paruta.  37  pp.  [Istorici  delle  cose  venez.  v.  3,  p.  i.) — 
Marcl  Antonli  Coccll  Sabellici  vita.  39  pp.  (Istorici 
delle  cose  venez.  y.  1,  p.  xxlx.) 

Zeno,  Carlo,  Admiral  of  Venice.    Giustiniani, 

L.  Oratlo  parentalis  de  dlvo  Carolo  Zeno.  6  pp. 
(Mart&ne,  E./and  Durand,  V.,  Vet.  script,  ampliss.  col- 
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1418.  93  pp.  (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script.T.  19,p.  197. ) 

Zeno,  Caterino.    15  cent.    Commentarii  del 

vlagglo  in  Persia,  ,et  delle  guerre  perslane.  21  pp. 
(Barauslo,  G.  B.,  Navigationi,  v.  2,  p.  220.) 

Zeno,  Jacopo.    1417-81.    Vita  Caroli  Zeni, 

1334-1418.    93  pp.    (Muratorl,  L.  A.,  Rer.  Ital.  script,  y. 
19,  p.  197.) 
Nlcei'on,  J.  P.    M6m.  des  hommes,  v.  21. 

Zeno,  Nicold,  and  Zeno,  Antonio.  Voy- 
ages to  the  northern  seas,  in  the  XIV  cen- 
tury, comprising  the  latest  known  accounts 
of  the  lost  colony  of  6-reenland  :  and  of  the 
Northmen  in  America  before  Columbus. 
Tr.  and  ed.,  with  notes  and  an  introduc- ~ 
tion,  by  Richard  Henry  Major.  London, 
1873.    8°.    {Hakluyt  Soc.)  2465 

Discoverieg.    10  pp.    (PavchaBtS.,  His  pilgrimes, 

V.  3,  p.  610 ;  V.  6,  p.  807.)— Dello  sooprlmento  dell'  Isola 
Frislanda,  Fslanda,  Engrovelanda,  EstotUanda,  et 
Icaria.  8  pp.  (Bamuslo,  G.  B.,  Navigationi,  v.  2,  p. 
230.)— The  same,  tr.  Into  English.  10  pp.  (Hakluyt,  R., 
Voyages,  v.  3,  p.  157 ;  Kerr,  R.,  Voyages,  v.  1,  p.  438.) 

Voyageg  of  the  Zeni.    30  pp.    {N.  Am.  Rev.  v.  47, 

1838,  p.  177.) 

Zeno,  Pietro  Caterino.    1666-1732.    Vita  del 

Senatore  Mlchele  Foscarlnl.  6  pp.  [Istorici  delle  cose 
venez.  v.  10,  p.  111.)  — Vita  di  Batista  Nani.  27  pp. 
{Istorici  delle  cose  venez.  y.  8,  p.  i.) 

Zenobia,  tragedy.    See  Metastasio,  P.  A.  D. 

B.  T.— Murphy,  A. 
Zenobia,  Septimia,  Queen  of  Palmyra.    3 

cent.  Fragmenta.  1  p.  (Dldot,  A.  F.,  BibUofh.  gr. 
Fragm.  hist.  Gr.  v.  3,  p.  665.) 

JouvE,  J.  (Envoi  de  Hauteville, psewd.) 

Histoire  de  Zenobie,  Imp6ratrice-Reine  de 
Palmyre.     1758. 

Ware,  W.    Zenobia  ;  or,  the  fall  of  Pal- 
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iVo«e.— Fiction. 

Jameson,  Mrs.  A.  M.    Zenobia,  Queen  ot  Palmyra. 

1?  pp.  (In  ftcr  Mem.  female  sovereigns,  v.  1,  p.  49.)— 
Muenter,  F.  Commentatio  de  numo  plumbeoZeno- 
blae,  reglnae  orlentls.  12  pp.  (St.  Petersburg  Acad. 
mem.  5  s.  V.  9,  1824,  p.  561.)— Re,  A.  del.  Villa  Zeno- 
blae,  Reglnae  Palmyrenorum.  3  pp.  {In  his  Antiq. 
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de  Septimia  qui  est  Joint  it  celuy  de  Z«nobia  sur  les 
mSdalUes  de  cette  princesse.  6  pp.  (Inst,  de  France, 
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Dissertation  sur  une  mSdalUe  de  la  relne  Z.  trouv6e 
dans  les  mines  de  la  vine  de  Palmyre.  6  pp.  (Inst, 
de  France,  Acad.  Inscript.  Hist.  v.  2, 1736,  p.  523.) 

See  also  Dublin  Univ.  Mag.  v.  76, 1870,  p.  697  ;  Westm. 
Rev.  V.  28, 1838,  p.  436.    Also  Palmyra. 


ZENOBIUS 


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ZIG  ZAG  TELEGRAPH 


Zenobins«  Bp.   of  Klag.    4  cent.    Histoire 

de  Daron.  23  pp.  (Langlols,  V.,  Coll.  des  hist,  one.  et 
mod.  de  VAi'rainiey  V.  1,  p.  aa3.) 

Zeiiobius,  Deacon  of  Edessa.     [Vita.]    3  pp. 

(Asseinanl,  G.  S.,  Bihliotk.  orient,  v.  1,  p.  168.) 
Zenobilis.    2  cent.    Proverbia.     [Or.]    165 

pp.     (Salstord,  T.,  Faroemiographi  Or.  p.  228.) 

Cobet,   C.    G.     Comicl    Doricl    verslculus.     1  p. 

(Mnemosyne,  n.  s.  v.  1,  1873,  p.  142.) 

Zenodorus,  Tetrarch  of  Trachonitis.    Bel- 

ley,  A.  Observations  aur  ]es  mSdaiUes  du  Tfitrarque 
Z6nodore.  12  pp.  (Inst,  de  •France,  Acad.  Inscript. 
Hist.  1.  28,  1761,  p.  645.) 

Zeuodotus,  of  Alexandria.    [Epigramme. 

Gr.  and  Germ.]  1  p."  (Hartung,  J.  A.,  Gr.  elegiker,  v.  2, 
p.  229.) 

Zenodotus,    of    Ephesus.     Duentzer,    H. 

Zenodot  und  Arlstarch.  13  pp.  [Fhilologus,  v.  9, 1854, 
p.  311.)— I.eutz,  A.  Herodianus  et  2f.  10  pp.  (Fhilo- 
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92  pp.     (Fhilologus,  v.  8,  1853,  p.  662;  v.  9,  1854,  p.  43.) 

Zenophilus  and  Patropliiliis.  Mar- 
tyrdom ol  Barsamya,  the  Bp.  o£  the  blessed  city 
Sdessa.  [Syr.  and  Eng.]  10  pp.  (Cureton,  W.,  Anct. 
Syriac  doc.  p.  63.) 

Zenosiiis;  or,  the  pilgrim-convert.  Pise, 
C.  C.  2295 

Zenus.    See  Zeno. 

Zeplianiah,  Booh  of.  See  Bible,'  O.  T., 
Zephaniah. 

Zeplieria.  London,  1594  ;  repr.  1869.  sm. 
4°.     (Spenser- Soc.  No.  5.)  1314 

Zephyrinus,  St,  Pope,    —circa  318.    Epis- 

tolae.  4  pp.  (Mlgne,  J.  P.,  Fatrol.  s.  Gr.  v.  10,  p.  11 ; 
Patrol,  s.  Lat.  v.  ISO,  p.  126.) 

Zep'per,  Wilhelm.  16  cent.  Legum  Mosai- 
carum  forensium  explanatio.  Ubi  quaestio, 
an,  et  quatenus  abolitae  illae  sint,  venti- 
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Zerbin  und  Bella.    108  pp.    Nicolay,  L. 

H.  von,  Yermischte  gedichte,  v.  5,  p.  77. 

Zerbrochene  postkutsche.  38  pp.  Ar- 

nlm,  L.  A.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  4,  p.  231. 
Zermatt.    Swayne,  G.  C.    An  early  stroll 

to  Z.    8  pp.    [Eraser's  Mag.  n.  s.  v.  2, 1870,  p.  243.) 

Zerstoernng  von  Troja,  gedicht.    39  pp, 

Schiller,  J.  0.  F.  von,  Saemmt.  werke,  v.  1,  p.  97. 

Zerstrente  blaetter.  Jacobs,  F.  O.  W., 
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Zesen,  Philipp.  1619-89.  Auserlesene  ge- 
dichte. Herausg.  von  Karl  Foerster.  56  pp.  (Mueller, 
W.,  Biblioth.  deutsch.  dichter  des  11  jahr.  v.  13,  p.  257.) 

Zetlaud  islands.    See  Shetland  islands. 
Zetlitz,  Jens.     1761-1821.    Digtere.     33  pp. 

(Molbecb,  0.,  Danskpoet.  anthol.  v.  2,  p.  282.) 

Zeus.    See  Jupiter,  Divinity. 

Zeus  Basilens  und  Herakles  Kallinikos. 
Panofka,  T.  (Berlin  Archaeol.  Gesells. 
Winckelmannsfest,  Programm  7.)  2702 

Zeuss,  Johann  Kaspar.  1806-56.  Gram- 
matica  Celtica  e  monumentis  vetustis  tam 
Hibernicae  linguae  quam  Britannicarum 
dialectorum  Cambricae,  Cornicae,  Armori- 
cae  comparatis  Gallicae  priscae  reliquiis. 
Ed.  altera  curavit  H.  Ebel.  Berolini,  1871. 
r.  8°.  3133 

Zeuxis.  B.  G.  5  cent.  Fragmenta.  [GV.] 
3  pp.    (Bergk,  T.,  Poet.  lyr.  Gr.  v.  2,  p.  632.) 

Zeveneeken.    Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeck- 

aert,  J.  Zeveneeken.  35  pp.  (Ire  their  Geschledenls 
van  de  gemeenten  der  provincle  Oost-Vlaanderen,  1  s. 
v.  8.) 

Zeveren.    Potter,  F.  de,  and  Broeckaert,  J. 

Zeveren.  19  pp.  (/n  their  Geschiedenis  van  de  ge- 
meenteu  der  provlnoie  Oost-Vlaanderen,  1  s.  v.  8.) 


ZCTOrt,  Edgar.  1843—.  Le  Marquis  d'Ar- 
genson  et  le  ministere  des  affaires  etrangeres 
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Zliukofsky,  Vasily  Andreevich.  1783-1853. 
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Homer.— Ueber  liykurg  und  die  Bparter.— Ijy- 
knrgos  von  den  Maenaden  bezwungen.— Tleber  die 
den  dlenst  des  Mithras  betretCenden  roemlschen 
kunstdenkmaeler.— Jfachtraege  des  herausgebers.— 
Bemerkungen  ueber  eln  denkmal  im  Ploclement- 
luischen  Museum,  th.  IV,  tat.  25.  —  Ueber  die 
Goettln  von  Rhamnus.  Anmerkungen  zu  Herders 
abhandlung  ueber  die  Nemesis.  —  Tyche  und 
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namens  der  Volsker. 

De  origine  et  usu  obeliscorum.    Romae, 

1797.     fo.  1711 

Numi  iEgyptii  imperatorii  prostantes  in 

Museo  Borgiano  Velitris,  adjeotis  praeterea 
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ex  variis  museis  atque  libris  coUigere  ob- 
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Li   bassirilievi    antichi   di    Roma.     See 

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Ueber  die  natur  der  cometen.     Beitraege 

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Wissenschaftliche  abhandlungen.  Leip- 
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Contents.  Zur  abwehr,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Ueber  die  ab- 
leltung  der  adhaeston  und  cohaeslon  aus  den 
dynamischen  kraetten  der  elektrloitaet,  v.  1.- Ueber 
elne  neue  methode  zur  raessung  anilehender  und 
abstossender  kraefte,  v.  4. -Zur  geschichte  der 
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mlttelbar  kraetUge  positive  photographien  zu 
erzeugen,  v.  4. — Einlge  saetze  aus  der  theoretiscben 
pliotometrlc,  v.  4.  —  Radioinetrlsclie  uitter- 
snchungen,  v.  1.— Zur  metapbysik  des  raumes ; 
Nachtrag,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Ueber  die  ableltung  der  rel- 
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gkoplgche  reverslonsfernroKr,  v.  4.— Der  Splr- 

lllgmng  und  die  christliobe  offenbarung,  v.  3.— Der 
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See  also  Anatomy,  Comparative. — Biology. — Dar- 
winism. —  Domestication.  —  SJmbryology.  — 
Kvolntlon.-Generatlon.— Geographical  dis- 
tribution of  animals  and  plants.— Instinct.— 
Menageries* — Microscope  and  microscopy. — 
Natural  history.  —  Parasites.  —  Physiology, 
Oomparative.  —  Taxidermy.  —  Veterinary  art. — 
Zoological  gardens.— Zoological  mythology. 
—Zoologists.  Also  the  names  of  anlmala.  For  the 
zoology  ot  a  country,  see  Its  name. 

Zoology,  Bibliography. 

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JVofe.- For  the  yeara  1864-69,  see  Eecord  of  zoological 
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See  also  Natural  history,  Dictionaries. 

Zoology,  History  and  progress. 

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ZOOLOGY,  History  and  progress 


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Zoology,  Nomenclature. 

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Linnean  Society  of  London.     Journal  of 

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Ratisbon.       Zoologisch  -  Mineralogischer 

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Note.— Worn  1838-48  called  Kevue  zoologlque. 
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See  also  Natural  History,  Periodicals. 

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Zoonomia;  or,  the  laws  of  organic  life. 
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See  also  Corals. — Ctenopliora. — Hydra. — Hy- 
drozoa.—Jelly-fisll.— Polyps.— Sea  anemones. 
—Sponges.-Star  fishes. 

Zootoniiealler  thierklassen.  Bruehl, 
K.  B.     40  pts.  —1661 

Z6pliiel;  or,  the  bride  of  seven.  Brooks, 
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Zoppo  da  Bolongna,  Ser  Poolo.  Rime.  3  pp. 
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Zorgdrager,  Cornells  Gijsbertsz.  18  cent. 
Bloeyende  opkomst  der  aloude'en  heden- 
daagsohe  Groenlandsche  visschery.  Met 
byvoeging  van  de  walvischvangst,  in  haare 
hoedanigheden,  behandelingen,  't  scheep- 
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Zorgh,  Hendrik  Marten'sz  Rotes.  Blanc,  A. 
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Zorilla  y  Moral,  Jose.  See  Zorrilla  y 
Moral,  J. 

Zorn,  Friedrich.  1538-1610.  Wormser  ohro- 
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von  Flersheim.  Herausg.  von  Wilhelm  Ar- 
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Zorn,  Philipp.  Staat  und  kirche  in  der 
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Zoroaster.  Die  fuenf  Gatha's,  oder  samm- 
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3184 

The  Chaldaean  oracles.     [Gr.  and  Eng.}    42  pp. 

(Cory,  J.  P.,  Ancient  fragments  ...  p.  237.)— Maglca 
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Aeda  Vibaf,  The  book  of.    The  Pahlavi 

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ZUCCA 


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Oppert,  J.  L'Honover,  le  verbe  createur 

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'  Zorrillay  Moral,  Jos6.    1817—.    Moorish 

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ZosimasrS't,  Abbot.    5  cent.    Alloquia,  ex 

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'  Contents.  Ueber  die  usachllessungvoodem  Abend- 
n>al,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Anbrlngen  uf  kuenftlgen  burger- 
tag  (zu  Basel  im  Dezember,  1529),  v.  2,  pt.  3. — Schriften 
durch  die  disputation  zu  Baden  veranlasst,  v.  2,  pt. 
2.— Ueber  Doctor  Balthazars  toufbuchlin  warbatte 
gruendte  antwurt.v.  2,  pt.  1.— Die  disputation  zu  Bern, 
V.  2,  pt.  1.— Eatachlag  miner  herren  der  vier  verord- 
neten  sammt  den  dry  luetprieateren  wegen  der  dla- 
putation  zuo  Bern  uf  gefallen  miner  herren  abgeredt, 
v.  2,  pt.  3.— Eatachlag  von  den  blldern  und  der 
mess,  V.  1.— Eln  kurze  chrigtenllche  ynleitiing 
die  eln  eeraamer  rat  der  stadt  Zuerich,  den  seelsorgeru 
und  praedlcanten  In  Ihren  ataetten  .  .  .  zugesandt 
habend,  v.  1.— Ursachen,  warum  man  sloh  mit  den 
staetten  Costanz,  Lindlow,  Strassburg,  etc.,  in  eln 
burgrecht  ynlaaaen  aoelle,  1529,^.  2,  pt.  3.— Daa  diae 
wort  Jeau  Chrlsti:  "Das  1st  min  lychnani,  der 
f  uer  uech  hinggeben  wlrt,"  ewlglioh  den  alten  einlgen 
Sinn  haben  werdend,  und  M.  Luther  miteinem  lezten 
buoh  sinen  und  des  papsta  alnn  gar  nit  geleert  noch 

bewaert  hat,  v.  2,  pt.  2 Anmerkungen  uf  der  dry 

blschofen  fnertrag,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Zwingli  in  seinem 
und  der  plarrer  Engelhard  und  Leo  luds  nahmen 
an  burgermeiater  Eoeust  und  atadtsohreiber  in  Zue- 
rich jetzt  boten  zu  Baael,  und  so  ale  verrltten  Joh. 
Oekolampadio,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Bntschuldigung  et- 
licher  H.  Zwingli  zugelegter  artlklen,  dooh  unwar- 
lich,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Bin  chrlstenllehe  fast  nutzllohe  und 
troeatliche  eplstel  an  die  frommen,  eersamen  gloeu- 
blgen   zuo   Xlsslingen  von  etUohen  praedlgen  sq 


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doctor  Balthaaar  Sattler  daselbs  vor  undnach  der  dis- 
putation, zuo  Bdden  In  Argoew  beschehen,  gothon  hat 
1531 ;  Der  ander  aandbrlef  an  die  christen  zuo  Essliu- 
gen,  darin  vil  chrlstllche  leeren  und  ermauungen  be- 
griffon  werdend  1527,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Autwurt  Valentino 
Oompar  .  .  .  Vom  evangelio  was  es  sye,  v.  2,  pt.  1. — 
Eutwuerfe  zu  Friedensartilcelii,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Eln 
.eplstel  vor  der  antwurt  eiues  Schwyzerburens  ueber 
die  ungegruendten  geschrlft  meister  Jeronzmi  Geb- 
wylcrs  die  er  zu  beschlrmung  der  roeralachun  kll- 
cheu  und  3i'o  ei'dachten  wesens  hatlasson  usgon,  v.  2, 
pt.  2.— Gehelme  rnthsclilaege  gegen  die  5  orte  auf 
den  kuenftigen  burgertag  imch  Quasimodo  1531,  v.  2, 
pt.  3.— Vou  goettlicher  und  menschlicher  gerecUtig- 
lielt.  V.  1.— Traclitung  in  GeroldHeggs  liandel,  v. 
2,  pt.  3.— Ueber  die  gevatterscliaft  dass  sy  die  ee 
nit  hindren  soil  noch  mag,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Acta  odor  ge- 
schicht,  wle  es  uf  dem  gespraech,  26-28  wynraonats  in 
ZaericU  ergangen  ist,  anbetreffend  die  goetzen 
und  die  mess,  v.  1. — Eln  fruendllch  bitt  und  er- 
manung  etUcher  prlester  der  eldgenossenschaft  dass 
^man  das  Ketlig  Svangelium  predlgen  nit  ab- 
schlahe,  v.  1. — Der  hirt,  wle  man  die  waren  chrlsten- 
llchen  hirten  und  widerum  die  falschen  erkennen 
soelle,  V.  1.  — Chriatenlicli  antwurt  burgermeiaters 
und  rates  zu  Zuerich  dem  herren  Hugeii  blachofen 
zu  Ooateuz,  ueber  die  unterricht  bolder  artililen  der 
bilder  und  mesa,  v.  1.  —  Gutachten  Im  Ittlnger- 
liaudel,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Ueber  den  kornmarkt,  die' 
pfrueuden  der  gelstllchen,  und  die  hauaarmen,  v.  2, 
pt.  2. — Rathschlag  ueber  den  krieg,  1529,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— 
Mualkaliacher  anhang  enthaltend  H.  Zwinglls  melo- 
dleu  zu  selnen  lledern,  v.  2,  pt;  2.— Llturglscties, 
V.  2,  pt.  2.— Eln  flyaalge  und  icurze  underrlchtuug,  wle 
man  alch  vor  liiegen  hueten  und  bewaren  soil,  v.  2, 
pt.  2. — Ein  atueck  des  gespraechs  zwischen  Lutlier 
und  Zwingii,  vonZwingli  selhat  aufgezelchnet,  etc.; 
Wie  alch  Duktor  Martin  Luther,  etc.  und  Huldrych 
ZwingU,  etc.  in  der  aumma  chrlatenlicher  leer  glych- 
foermlg  zu  syn  befuuden  habeud  u£  dem  gespraech 
juengst  zuo  Marburg  in  Hessen  3  Oktober  1529,  v.  2, 
pt.  3.— Fruendllch  verglimpfung  uebei*  die  predig 
Luthera  wider  die  schwaermer ;  Ueber  Doctor  Martin 
Luthers  buch  bekeuutnuaa  genannt,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Das 
rellglousgespraech  zuMarburg,  v.2,pt.  3.— Eln  pre- 
dig von  der  ewig  relnen  magd  Maria,  v.  1.— Antwurt 
vou  raet  und  hurgeren  zu  Zuerich  an  den  klelnen  und 
grosaen  rat  von  Bern  ueber  den  autrag  eiuer  gesandt- 
schaft  deselben  :  daa  Zuerich  die  mess  wider  ufrlchte, 
V.  2,  pt.  2.— Wle  alch  die  muencli  ze  Rueti  rait 
lesen  und  lioereu  der  heillgen  gschrlft  halteu  soel- 
Und,  V.  2,  pt.  2.— Was  mit  den  mneuclien  zu  Zuer- 
tcU  gehandlet  werden  soil,  v.  2,  pt.  2.  —  Ein  klare 
underrlchtuug  vom  IVaclitinal  Chrlatl,  v.  2,  pt.  1. — 
(Al3  anhang)  Scheda  manu  Occolampadif,quam  ad 
Uttlngerum  Myconius,  Occolampadli  auccesaor  d.  26 
octobria  1532  transmisit,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Allen  christUchen 
bruedern  zu  Ougspurg,  v,  2,  pt.  2.— Predlgen  wider 
die  peiisionen  1521  und  1525,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Uraachen  urn 
deren  wUlen  Pliilipp  iandgraf  in  Heasen,  iu  das 
chrlstllche  burgrecht  ufzenem'en,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Poet- 
ische  sctirifteii,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Vou  dem  predigamt, 
V,  2,  pt.  1.— Supplikation  etlicher  der  gemeiude  zu 
Rappersvreil,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Fuertrag  vor  dem  rat  zu 
Zuerich.,  da  er  deraselben  die  uebergab  der  hohen 
und  nideren  gerlchten  Im  namen  des  stifts  zum 
grossen  muenster  anzelgt,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Gutachten,  den 
abbt  und  das  kloater  Sant  Gallen  betreffend; 
Trachtatuck  Im  Loudenbergera  und  Surgenateinera 
sachen,  1529.  Eln  handel  kloater  und  abht  zu  Sant 
Gallen  betreffend,,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Vera  blideraturm  zu 
St.  Joliann  im  T,oggenburg,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Uslegen 
und  gruend  der  schlussreden  Oder  artlklen  durch 
H.  ZwingU,  V.  1.— Schreiheu  der  geheimen  raethe  von 
Zuerich  und  den  geheimen  rath  zu  Straasburg  wegen 
der  sclininlkaldisclien  vereinigung  und  wegen 
der  confession  vom  Nachtmal,  v.  2,  pt.  3. — Vorrede  zu 
(Schweiikfelds)  an-^veisung,  v.  2,  pt.';i— Elngott- 
lich  verraanung  an  die  eeraamen,  aeltlsten  eldge- 
nossen  zu  ScHwyz,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Von  erkteseu  und 
fryhelt  der  gpysen,  v.  1. — Im  nahmen  der  praedl- 
kanten  von  Strassburg,  Zuerich,  Bern,  und  Baael 
an  die  5  orte  der  eldgenossenschaft,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Aut- 
wurt ueber  Doctor  Strusseu  buchlln,  wider  In  ge- 
achrlbeu,  daa  Nachtmal  Christi  betreffende,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 
—Vom  touf,  vom  widertouf,  und  vom  kiudertouf,  v. 
2,  pt.  1.— Traclitungen  dee  kuenftigen  tags,  dass 
man  dise  melnung  den  heimlichen  etc.  nach  gelegen- 
helt  fuertrage  vor  dem  tag,  damit  sydess  gerueater 
korami'nd,  etc.,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— -Was  vou  Veuedig  ge- 
kommen,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Gutachten  iu  den  verliand- 
liingen  des  ratlis  von.  Zuerich  mlt  dem  papst 
wegen  des  rueckstaendlgen  soldes  und  der  rellgions- 
aenderung  zu  anfaug  des  jahra  1626,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Eln 


truew  und  ernstlich  vermanung  an  die  frommen 

eldgenosseu  daa  ay  alch  nach  Jrer  vordren  bruch  und 
gestalt  leitind,  darait  sy  die  uutruew  und  gefaerd  jrer 
fygenden  nit  beleidlgen  moeg,  v.  2,  pt.  2.— Instruction 
f  uer  Wateustad,  v.  2,  pt.  3. — 'Welche  ursach,  ge- 
bind  zu  ufrureu,  welchea  die  war©n_  ufrurer 
sygind,  und  wie  man  zu  chrlatlicher  einlgheit  und 
friden  kommen  raoege,  v.  2,  pt.  1.— Aiissage  ueber  die 
"Wiedertaeufer  vor  den  nacbgaengern,  v-  2,  pt,  2.— 
Von  klarhelt  und  gewueaae  Oder  uubetrogllche  des 
vrorts  Gottes,  v.  1.  — Btfschluss  des  ratbea  von 
Zuerich  wegen  der  pfarrbesolduugen  und  klrchen- 
gueter  von  Zwingll  verfasst,  Im  May  1530  ;  Entwuerfe 
auf  'die  erste  ayuode  zu  Zuerich  acht  tage  nacht 
Oatern  1528,  v.  2,  ^jt.  3.— Handlung  der  veraammlung 
In  .  .  .  Zuerich  uf  den  29  tag  Jenuers  von  wegen  des 
heillgen  evangelil  zwuescheud  der  eersamen  treffen- 
Ilchen  botschaft  von  Costenz  und  H.  Zwingii,  v.  1,— 
Ordnung  und  anaehen,  wle  hlnfuer  zu  Zuerich  iu  der 
atatt  ueber  eelich  aachen  gerlcht  soil  werden,  v.  2.  pt. 
2.— Schreiben  von  burgerraeiater  und  heimlichen 
raethen  von  Zuerich  an  Bern,  27  May,  1530 ;  Schreibeu 
von  burgermelster  uud  heimlichen  "l-aethen  vou 
Zuerich  an  die  geaaudten  zu  Wyl,  1  Jan.  1530^;  Suppli- 
kation und  begeren  der  praedlkanten  ze  Zuerich  an 
_  die  ratsboten  der  cbristlichen  ataetten  uf  19  Aug.  1530 
'  ze  Zuerich  versammlet,  v.  2,  pt.  3.— Ueber  den  zehen- 
den  und  die  beschwerden  der  landlueten  von  Zuerich, . 
V.  2,  pt.  2.— Was  Zuerich ''und  Bern  not  ze  betraohteu 
sye  In  dem  fuenfortischen  handel;  Zuschrlft  derge- 
heimen  raethe  von  Zuerich  an  die  von  Basel,  v.  2,^pt. 
3.— Zwo  predigen  zu  Bern  gethou,  v.  2,  pt.  1. 

Latina  scripta,  v.  3-8. 

Contents,  Apologeticus  Archeteles  quo  respon- 
detur  paraenesl  ab  episcopo  Coustantlensi  ad  sena- 
tum  praeposlturae  Tigurlnaequera  capltulum  vocant 
mlasae,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — Quaeatlones  de  aaoramento  bap- 
tlamiadocto  quodam  proposltae  H.  Zwlngllo,'v.  3, 
pt.  1.— Ad  Theobaldi  Billicani  et  Urbanl  Khegil 
eplstolas  responsio,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Toggenburgil  Inedu- 
catum  bovis  fabulosum  centimetrunrf  cnrren- 
tiuni  remm  commeutlcium,  v.  4.— Ad  Joaunis  Bu- 
genhagii  Pomeraui  epistolam  responslo,  v.  3,  pt.  1. 
— De  cauone  missae  eplcblresla;  De  canone  mlasae 
libelli  apologia,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Ad  Carolum  Eomanorum 
imperatorem  Germanlae  comltla  Auguatae  cele- 
brantem  fldel  ratio,  v.  4. —  In  catabaptistarum 
atrophas  elencua,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Brevla  commemoratlo 
mortis  Christi,  v,  6,  pt.  2.— Christianae  fidei  a  H. 
ZulngUo  praedlcatae  brevls  et  clara  expositlo  ab 
ipso  ZulngUo  pauloaute  mortem  ejus  adregem  chrls- 
tlanum  acrlpta  hactenus  a  nemlne  excusa  et  nunc 
prlmum  in  lucem  edita,  v.  4.— Ad  Matthaeum  Alberum 
Butlingenslura  eccleslasten  de  coena  I>omlnl,  v.  3, 
pt.  1.— In  Epistolam  ad  Colossenses  anuotatlonea, 
V.  6,  pt.  2.— Consilium  cujuadara  ex  anlmoe^e  con- 
suUum  cuplentia  et  pontiflcia  dlgnltatlet  chriatlanae 
rellglonia  tranqulUltati,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— In  poaterlorem 
Epistolam  ad  Corlnthios  ;  In  prlorem  ad  Corlnthlos 
annotatlonea,  v.  6,  pt,  2.— Ad  llluatrlaalmum  Cattorum 
principem  PhlUppum  aefmonla  de  provldentla  Dei 
anamnema,  v.  4.— Ad  lUuatrlaslmoa  Germanlae  prln- 
cipes  Augustae  congregates  de  convltlls  Eccii  epls- 
tola,  V.  4.  —  Adversus  Hleronymum  Emserum 
canonls  missae  adsertorera  apologia,  v.  3,  pt.  1. — 
XIpistolae,  v.  7,  8.— Responslo  brevls  ad  epistolam 
satis  longam  amlcl  baud  vulgaris  In  qua  de  eucha- 
ristia  quaealtio  tractatur;  Subsldium-sive  coronis  de 
euchariatla,  v.-  3,  pt.  1.— Annotatlonea  in  XSxodum, 
v.  5.— Eplatola  ad  Eraamum  Fabricium  de  aotis 
legatlonis  ad  Tigurinos  missae,  1622,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— De 
geatla  inter  Gallos  et  Helvetlos  ad  Kavennam,  Pa- 
piam,  allisque  locla,  et  conventu  apud  Thermae  hel- 
vetlcaa  anuo  1512  relatio,  v.  4. —  Annotatlonea  In 
Genesin.  v.  5.  —  Suggestio  deliberandi  super  pro- 
positione  Hadriani  poutiacls  Romaui  Nerobergae 
facta  ad  prlnclpes  Germanlae,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— In  Epis- 
tolam beat!  Paul-ad  Hebraeos  expositlo  brevis,  v.  6, 
pt.  2.  —  Supplicatlo  quoruudam  apud  Helvetlos 
evangelistarum  ad  Hugonem  eplscopum  Constanti- 
eusem  ne  se  induci  patiatur  ut  quidqUam  in  praeindi- 
cium  Evangelil  proraulget,  etc.,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— In  Episto- 
lam beat!  lacobi  brevis  expositlo',  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Com- 
planatio  in  leremiam  prophetam  ;  Annotatlonea  et 
satlsfactiones  Compianationis,  v.  6,  pt.  1.— Apologia 
complanationla  lesaiae ;  Gomplanatio  leaaiae  La- 
tina; Praefatio  ad  lectorem  in  Apologlam  compla- 
nationla leaaiae,  v.  5.— Annotatlouis  in  Evangeliura 
loannis,  v.  6,  pt.  1.— In  Epistolam  loanuls  cauonl- 
cam  expositlo,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Ad  Franciscum  Lam- 
bertum  ac  omnes  qui  Id  fide  slnceri  sunt  fratres  Ar- 
gentoratl,  v.  3,  pt.  1.— Annotatlonea  in  Evangelium 
Lucae,  V.  6,  pt.  1.— Arnica  exegesis,  id  eat  expositlo 


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euoUarlsUae  negoUl  aa  MarUnum  Lutkeruin,  v.  3, 
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scrlptae.  y.  4.— Annotatlones  In  Evaugellum  Mnrel, 
V.  6,  pt.  1. — Aaaitamenta  ad  Zuingll  commentarlum  In 
Evangeltu'm  IHatthael  a  Leone  ludae  eaituni ;  An- 
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pacto  iugenul  adolescentes  tormandl  slnt  praecep- 

tloues  paaculae,  v.  i In    Eplstolam    ad    Fhillp- 

pensea  annotationee,  v.  6,  pt.  2.— Pi-aefatlo  Huld- 
rlohl  gemluUad  Unguarum  candiaat03  praeflxa  edl- 
tlonl  Plndari  Oaeporlno-Cratandrlnae  de  anno  1S26  et 
eplstola  ejusdem  ad  leotorem  edltlonl  nil  epllogl  looo 
aunexa,  v.  4.— Enolilrldlon  Pgalmornm  ex  Hebralea 
verltate  patriae  linguae  parlter  et  Latlnitatl  do- 
xxatum,  V.  5. — Liber  Psalmorum  sermonlbua  vulga- 
rlbus  lllU8tratua,  v.  4.— De  vera  et  talsa  rellgione,  v. 
3,  pt.  1. — De  peccato  original!  aeolaratio  aa  urbanum 
Rbeglnm,v,3,  pt.  l.—In  Eplstolam  ad  Romanos  an- 
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lares  et  vulgares  In  Psalmos  et  Propbetas  praefatlo  M. 
Sohulerl,  v.  4.— In  I  Eplstolam  ad  Thessalonlcenses 
annotatlones;  In  II  Eplstolam  aa  Tbessaloulcenses, 
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Leben  und  ausgewaehlte  schriften.    Von 

R.  ChristoflEel.  Mit  Zwingli's  portrait. 
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Glaubenabekenntnlss  nucl  glaubenslebre. — 
Von  dem  berate  und  dem  atnte  des  Verknendtgerg 
des  goettUchen  Wortes.— Daa  "Wort  Grotteg, 
die  einztge  gewlsse  rlchtsobnur  tuer  glauben  und 
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Geob,  U.     Life  of  Ulric  Zwingli.     1883. 

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Mehnert,  G.  W.     Luther's  und  Zwingli's 

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Pestalozzi,  J.  H.     Bilder  aus  dem  leben 

Ulriohs  Zwingli.     1819. 

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See  also  Reformation,  Switzerland. 

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Peddden,  T.   M.     Story  of  the  bacteKa 

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See  also  Diphtheria. — Measles. — Scarlet  fever. 
—Small-pox.— Typhoid  fever.— Typhus  fever. 
— AVhoopIng  cough. 

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