Pollock, F: Essays in jurisprudence and ethics. "The best things in the book are two parallel essays on the Science of the case law' on the legal side and the Casuistry of common sense' in the sphere of ethics. They both attempt to introduce the scientific spirit into the subjects with which they deal, and they bring prominently forward the intimate relation between law and morals." Athenæum, June 24, 1882. Pollock, W: H. Songs and rhymes, English and Pomfret, Conn. 1st Ch. of Christ. 150th anniv. of the 1st Church, Oct. 26, 1865. Poor, H: V. Manual of the railroads of the U. S., 1882. Poole, R. L. Sebastian Bach. (Great musicians.) "Interesting on account of its theme, Mr. Poole's work is noticeable as being the first English memoir of Bach, and as containing not only the substance of what had previously been written about him by Forkel, Helgenfeldt and Bitter, but also the latest recovered facts in the voluminous and exhaustive work of Prof. Spitta. Mr. Poole's charming pages are freshly and frankly written." N. Y. Mail and express. Porter, E. G. Concerning President Garfield's ancestry; read at the Mass. Hist. Soc. Porter, N., Jr. Historical discourse, Farmington, Nov. 4, 1840, commem. of the settlement of the town, 1640. Posnett, H. M. The historical method in ethics, jurisprudence, and political economy. "Clever and suggestive." . Westmin. rev., July. 3 v. Pradt, D. D., l'abbé de. Les quatre concordats; suivis de consid. sur le gouvernement de l'Eglise en général, et sur l'Eglise de France en particulier, depuis 1515. Suite des quatres concordats. Prairie idyl, The; and other poems. W5P.P88 Price, J. M. Tables exhibiting the present worth of 3, 3%, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6, and 7 per cent. government or state stocks, etc. 4th ed. Probyn, J. W. National self-government in Europe and America. Proctor, R: A. Familiar science studies. Studies of Venus transits; investigations of the transits of 1874 and 1882. Prudhomme, S. Poésies [1865-79]. 4 v. vFP.p95 Conton's. Vol. 1. 1865-66. 2. 1866-72. 3. 1872-78. 4. 1878-79. Pusey, S. E. B. B. Permanence and evolution; inquiry into the supposed mutability of animal types. "We do not consider that this work has in any way af fected the main evidences of evolution; but it is well calculated to steady the course of speculative thought in a direction where with less hurry there may be more speed."-G: J. Romanes in Nature, July 20, 1882. "An amusing and dashing little work by an anti-Darwinian champion of some originality. Clever and ingenious reasoning supported by many excellent bits of telling sophistry, but he knows too little of practical biology to enter the lists successfully against so fully armed a veteran as Mr. Darwin." -Athenæum, May 6, 1882. 4 v. Quincy, S: M. History of the 2d Mass. Infantry; a prisoner's diary; read May 11, 1877. Rabelais, F. Works; tr. with explan. notes, by Du Chat, Motteux, Ozell, etc. Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wis., History of. Rambert, E., and Robert, L. P. Les oiseaux dans la nature; desc. pittoresque des oiseaux utiles. "M. Eugène Rambert s'est chargé de la rédaction; M. Paul Robert, digne neveu du célèbre Leopold Robert, a peint avec un soin infini et un art exquis les oiseaux, et parfois il nous donne de véritables compositions, d'une grande valeur artistique. Bien que les lithochromics à dix-huit couleurs soient fort belles, nous leur préférons souvent les gravures sur bois hors texte, qui ont une richesse et un charme incomparables. La publica ... tion sera complétée par un troisième volume, dont les livraisons paraitront dans le cours de l'année prochaine." - Visenot in Polybiblion, Dec., 1880. Rame, L. de la. Bimbi; stories for children. VoU4BI "Out of the nine stories, two, Moufflou' and 'The child of Urbino' are really pretty, Of the remainder, two or three are clumsy imitations of Andersen, and the rest seem intended to show that all grown-up people are stupid or brutal. But even the best have the fault that nearly all stories for children have nowadays: they are not really children's stories, but studies of children, such as their elders would appreciate, but themselves never." -Athenæum, Aug. 19. "Originally written for the gratification of the little princes of the royal household of Italy, to whom they are dedicated." Ramsay, B. D. W., Lt.-Col. Rough recollections of military service and society. 2 v. "Pleasantly written Aug. 5, 1882. interesting." Athenæum, Raum, J: O. History of New Jersey; incl. a brief acc. of the first discov. of the country. 2 v. Reclus, A. Panama et Darien; voyages d'exploration, 1876-78. "A copiously illustrated account. written in a lively style, of the author's explorations in the American Isthmus,1876-78. Much topographical detail is given in it, of a region now of especial interest, and the difficulties of exploration in which are well conveyed by the text and woodcuts." - Roy. Geog. Soc. Proc., Sept., 1881. Redford, G. Manual of sculpture; Egyptian, Assyrian, Greek, Roman. Reed, S: R. The Vicksburg campaign and the battles about Chattanooga under command of Gen. U. S. Grant, 1862-63. "Able and elaborate historical revew." N. Y. Trib. une. Reiber, F. Etudes gambrinales; histoire et archéologie de la bière. "Le développement de la brasserie et principalement celui de la brasserie strasbourgeoise depuis ses origines, qui remontent au 8e siècle. L'anecdote et la légende tiennent une grande place dans cette attrayante compilation, bien que le côté technique et le côté économique de la question n'aient pas été negligés.” — Rev. des Deux Mondes. Bulletin, 15 avril, 1882. Revere, J. W. A tour of duty in California; incl. a descr. of the gold region, account of the voyage round Cape Horn, etc.; ed. by J. N. Balestier. Réville, A. Prolégomènes de l'histoire des religions. Richard. A. Précis de botanique et de physiologie végétale, etc. 2 v. "Contents. Vol. 1. Anatomie, organographie, physiolo gie végétales. 2. Classifications et familles de plantes. Richey, A. G. Lectures on the history of Ireland, to 1534. Philosophical system; tr., with life, bibliography, introd., and notes, by T. Davidson. "Introduces us to a thinker whose very name will be new to the majority of educated Englishmen; the translation, of which it in great part consists, is excellently done; it contains an interesting sketch of Rosmini's life, and a bibliography of all his works and of books on his philosophy: it is very well got up-altogether the student of Rosmini will find it indispensable to him. But at the same time it is too long; the notes overlay the text; they are full of so much learning that the critic is afraid to skip them, but he finds them harder than that which they are intended to explain."— Athenæum, Sept. 2, '82. Psicologia; libri dieci. 2 v. Rinnovamento della filosofia in Italià. (Opere v. 5.) Teodicea; libri tre. Teosofia. 5 v. (Opere, v. 10-14.) Trattato della conocenza morale; libri III. Ross, A. M. Recollections and experiences of an abolitionist, 1855-65. Ross, C: American vs. Italian brigandage; life, trial etc., of W: H. Westervelt, for the abduction of Charlie Ross. Rousselot de Surgy, J. P. Histoire naturelle et politique de la Pennsylvanie, et l'établissement des Quakers; tr. de l'allemand. 1768. "The natural history part is taken from the travels of P. Kalm; the part relating to the Quakers from the trav els of G. Mitterberger." Rowe, R: R. Reports of interesting cases in King's law courts of England, etc. Royce, J. Primer of logical analysis, for the use of composition students. Rupp, I. D. A collection of 30,000 names of immigrants in Pennsylvania, 1727-76, etc. History and topography of Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Bedford, Adams, and Perry Counties; with app. History of Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, Carbon, and Schuylkill counties; with app. Rupp, Dr. J. Reason and religion; tr. from the Germ., with biog. sketch of the author by Mme. A. C. Rasche. "Dr. Julius Rupp is the Dr. Martineau of the religious world in Germany. He has the same profound belief in the reign of God and the free-will of man, the same or even still more unqualified confidence in the inviolability, as it is called, of natural laws and the nonexistence of miracle, the same kind of strong spiritual imagination, though his poetical imagination is less remarkable; the same humanitarian view of Christ; and the same deep confidence in the value and significance of prayer." Spectator, June 25, 1881. History of Maidstone. Russell, J. M. Russell, Rev. S: Review of a pamphlet entit., 'Trial of the action in favor of S: Russell, etc.' Russell, W. C. The "Lady Maud" schooner yacht; from the acc. of a guest on board. (Franklin Sqr. lib.) Russell, W: S. Guide to Plymouth and recollections of the Pilgrims. Russie, La, et la question d'Orient. Ruttenber, E. M. History of the Co. of Orange; with hist. of Newburgh. Rye, W. Pedes finium; or Fines relating to the County of Norfolk, levied in the King's Court from the 3d year of Richard 1. to the end of the reign of John. "Though it be a mere pamphlet in bulk, this precious bookling is the fruit of years of labour such as only experts are qualified to enter upon; it represents a long ap prenticeship in deciphering the legal and ecclesiastical documents treasured up in our national archives. The 'Pedes fintum' simply contain the records of such transfers of landed property as it was desirable should be reg. istered before the king's justices to prevent any possible legislation arising in consequence of the sale or convey. ance.” — Athenæum, June 10, 1882. Sabatier, A. L'apôtre Paul; esquisse d'une histoire de sa pensée. Sabin, J. A catalogue of the books, autographs, etc., of the late J. Allan. Sadler, L. R. Forensic anecdotes; or, Humour and curiosities of the law and of the men of the law. Saint-Albin, A. D. H. de L. de. L'Europe chrétienne en Orient. Saint-André, J. L. La question romaine. Contents. Caird, J. Religions of India: Vedic period, Brahmanism; -- Buddhism. - Matheson, G: China: Confucianism Milne, J: Persia: Zoroaster and the Zend Avesta. - Dodds. J. Religion of ancient Egypt. Mil. ligan, W. Religion of ancient Greece. Macgregor, J. Ancient Rome. Burns, G: S. Teutonic and Scandinavian religion. Lang, J: M. Ancient religions of Central America. Taylor, M. C. Judaism. - Lees, J, C. Mohammedanism.- Flint, R. Christianity in relation to other religions. "The position taken is that of essential orthodoxy, although there is an evident recognition of recent ideas." -N. Y. Mail and express. "Rev. James Dodd descants on the religion of Egypt, the best features of which reappear, he tells us, in the Book of Moses. Dr. Milligan, ending his picturesque account of the religions of Greece, draws the moral that the search for the divine in nature alone led to self abasement. Westmin. rev., July. Published by the Boston Athenæum, Beacon St., Boston. Mass., semi-monthly. Price by the year 25 cts.; by mail, 50 ets. Entered at the Post Office at Boston, Mass., as second class matter. Saint-Victor, P. de. Les deux masques; tragediecomédie. 2 v. Contents. le sér.: Les antiques. Vol. 1. Eschyle. Salaman, C: K. Jews as they are. "Roumanians ought to be grateful to Mr. Samuelson, for their merits he has put prominently forward, their demerits he has kept discreetly in the background."— Athenaum, July 22. Sanborn, E. D. Address [on] the completion of the first free bridge across Connecticut River; with rem. of Dr. Bournes, and [others], July 1, 1859. Sanborn, F. B: Henry D. Thoreau. of letters.) (Amer. men "Mr. Sanborn's volume may be considered as a vindication, a criticism, a eulogy, or a biography, and in no one of these aspects is it a very successful literary performance."- Nation, July 13. "Mr. Sanborn knew Thoreau intimately, and in his book tells the curiously interesting story of his life, describes his uncommon mode of thought, and indicates the deep and wholesome influence his writings have had upon English and American literature." Sarrans, B. A. La France et la liberté. Sawin, T: E. Sawin; summary notes conc. J: Sawin and his posterity. Sayous, E: Les déistes anglais et le Christianisme principalement depuis Toland jusqu'à Chubb. Schauer, L. Garibaldi, Naples, et l'Angleterre. Schmalz, T. A. H:, comte de. Le droit des gens européen; tr. par le comte L. de Bohm. Schmidt, P. W:, and Holzendorff, F. v. Short Protestant commentary on the books of the New Testament; with introd.; tr. from the 3d ed. by F. H: Jones. Vol. 1. Scotland. Traveller's guide through Scotland and its islands, 1818. 2 v. Scott, L. Ghiberti and Donatello; with other early Italian sculptors. (Biog. of great artists.) Scudamore, F. I. France in the East; a contribu tion towards the consideration of the Eastern question. Seeley, J: R. Natural religion. "Groups together all the great idealisms - art, science, culture and claims these are natural religion. Thus, according to this author, everything that takes us beyond and above our selfish aims is religion. The opposition between science and theology becomes vain and of no effect; both are forms of religion. The indifference of art for the conventions is but another form of the struggle against worldliness, and here again art and religion join hands."— Athenæum, July 29. Seignobos, C: A. Le régime féodal en Bourgogne jusqu'en 1360; étude sur la société et les institutions d'une province fr. au Moyen Age. Seton, G: Memoir of Alexander Seton, Earl of Dunfermline; with appendix. "Mr. Seton seems to have made the most of the available material, but much of his volume is inevitably taken up by a brief narration of affairs the interest of which only appears when taken in their natural relation to current history."— Alexr. Gibson in Academy, Sept. 23, 1882. Shakespeare, W: Dramatic works; with notes by S: W. Singer, and life by C: Symmons. 10 v. King Henry IV., pt. 2; the quarto of 1600; a facsimile in photo-lithography by W: Griggs, with forewords by H. A. Evans. Sharpe, W. C. History of Seymour, Conn.; with biog. and geneal. Shaw, E: Practical masonry; or, A theoretical and operative treatise of building. Shaw, G. Official tourists' picturesque guide to the London and North-Western Railway, etc. Shaw, W. H. George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham; Stanhope essay for 1882. Sheffield, W: P. Historical address of the city of Newport, July 4, 1876; with app. Shepard, W: Pen pictures of modern authors. (Literary life ser.) "Writers of the last half century, some living and some, alas, dead, have been selected for treatment, and from the multitude of sketches, anecdotes, and personal remi niscences that have appeared in print relating to them have been chosen the best to make these portraits. In this striking manner we have reproduced Carlyle, George Eliot, Ruskin, Cardinal Newman, Tennyson, Emerson, Bryant, Longfellow, Whittier, Lowell, Holmes, Haw. thorne, Walt Whitman, Bayard Taylor, Swinburne, Oscar Wilde, the Brownings, Dickens, Thackery, and some of the younger writers, among them being William BlackMatthew Arnold, William Morris, Jean Ingelow, Owen Meridith, and Ouida. The work is delightfully enter. taining throughout, and gives us far better than any studied biographies possibly could do an insight into the lives and characters of those whom the world admires and loves." Shepherd, G: H. Short history of the British school of painting. Sherman, W: T. Address, N. Y., May 30, 1878. Shipton, Mother. Collection of the earliest editions of her prophecies; with introd. Simcox, E. Episodes in the lives of men, women, and lovers. VS142E Simcox, W: HI: Beginnings of the Christian Church. Simms, W: G. History of South Carolina. Simpson, Sir J. Y. Archæological essays; ed. by John Stuart. 2 v. Skeat, W. W. Specimens of English literature, 1394-1579; with introd., notes, etc. (Clarendon press ser.) VE 91SK2 Slaughter, P. History of Bristol Parish, Va.; with genealogies of families, etc. Smart, II. The great tontine; a novel. 3 v. Smith, A. Reminiscences of the Texas republic; addr., Dec. 15, 1875, with a notice of the Historical Society of Galveston. Smith, B. Sketches [of an architect] abroad; Germany and Switzerland; made whilst travelling student of the Royal Acad., 1876. Smith, E. Nine years among the convicts; or, Prison reminiscences. Smith, G: V. Texts and margins of the revised New Testament, affecting theological doctrine, briefly reviewed. Smith, I: W. Address, July 4, 1849, 100th celebra tion of the incorporation of Hampstead, N. II. Smith, J: Dictionary of popular names of the plants which furnish the natural and acquired wants of man. Smith, J. M. Album of decorative figures. 1609-1876. Smith, T. R., and Slater, J: Architecture, classic and early Christian. (Illust. hand-book of art.) Smith, W. A. Benderloch; notes from the West Highlands. Smyth, N. Old faiths in new light. "Fresh and thoughtful book. Holding firmly to the old foundations of revealed truth Dr. Sinyth shows what new forms of apprehension science and study demand." Brit, quar, rev., July 1. "Mr. Smyth veils his meaning in a cloud of rhetoric. He is never exact, definite, critical. Confining himself to vague generalities, and importing modern ideas into ancient documents, he contrives to elicit results, sufliciently accordant with recent speculation, to satisfy his craving for reconciliation between science and Scripture.". Westmin. rev., July. Société Normande de Géographie. Vol. 1-3. Bulletin. South Kensington Museum. Examples of the works of art in the Museum, and of the decorations of the building, with brief descriptions. Vol. 1, 2. Southey, R. Correspondence with Caroline Bowles; added, corresp. with Shelley, and dreams; ed., with introd., by E: Dowden VE5-808 "The interest in these letters lies in the freedom of Southey's comments on his contemporaries."- Critic, March 11, 1882. Spear, S: T., D. D. The law of extradition. Spencer, H. Political institutions; being pt. 5 of the Principles of sociology. "To discover what truths may be affirmed of political organizations at large, is the problem which the author has undertaken to solve in the present volume." "Mr. Herbert Spencer's work on historical and polit ical ground is for work of its undoubted power in other ways-some of the most uncritical we have ever met with ". - Sat. rev., July 1, 1882. "Mr. Spencer's fertility of conjecture when he is dealing with primitive man' and his ways is deplored by many ethnologists. But there is little in this new vol. ume, we think, from which other ethnologists, or, indeed, any unbiased students of human history, will feel obliged to dissent." Athenæum, April 22, 82. Principles of biology. 2 v. Spofford, Mrs. II. E. The Marquis of Carabas. VSP6M "Mrs. Spofford's wonderful power of word-painting has lost nothing of its mystic beauty in The Marquis of Carabas."-- Literary world. Stanley, W: F. Experimental researches into the properties and motions of fluids. Steele, T: S. Paddle and portage; from Moosehead Lake to the Aroostook River, Maine. Stephen, L. The science of ethics. "Everything written by Mr. Leslie Stephen displays sound sense clothed in a clear style, and ingenious thought adorned by wide reading."-Athenæum, June 24, 1882. "We cannot admit Mr. Leslie Stephen to have laid down a science of ethics at all. In the first place, ethical principles are both clearer and higher than the principle that we ought to contribute to the health and cohesion of society. In the next place, a system that does not recognise the will of man as anything distinct from his desires, cannot be regarded as an ethical system. Lastly, a system which admits virtually that the idea ought,' exists only for the virtuous, and only so far as they are virtuous, ignores the most distinguishing and characteristic of all the features of the moral life. Mr. Leslie Stephen has written, not on the science of ethics, but a very thoughtful and in many respects, a very candid book to prove that science, and what most men mean by ethics, are incompatible ideas."- Spectator, June 10, 1882. Stephens, G:, and Cavallus, H. Old Norse fairy tales, gathered from the Swedish folk; [tr. by A. Alberg]. VCSK 9ST Stevenson, R. L. Virginibus puerisque, and other Pan's papers. VE3 ST46 Contents Virginibus puerisque. On falling in love. Truth of intercourse. Crabbed age and youth. Apology for idlers. Ordered South. Es triplex. El Dorado. - English admirals. Some portraits of Raeburn. Childs play. - Walking tours. — pipes. Plea for gas lamps. Stillman, J. D. B. Seeking the golden fleece; a record of pioneer life in California; annexed, Footprints of early navigators, etc. Story, J. Commentaries on the conflict of laws. 6th ed., enl. by I. F. Redfield. Stoughton, J: Footprints of Italian reformers. Streeter, E. W. The great diamonds of the world; their history and romance; ed. and annot. by J. Hatton and A. H. Keane. "In collaboration with Joseph Hatton and A. H. Keane (a well-known Oriental scholar) he has completd a very interesting volume."— Academy, April 15, 1882. "The chapter on the 'Koh-i-Nur' has been revised by Her Majesty the Queen; the Empress Eugenic has rendered similar assistance in the accounts of the 'Pitt' and 'Eugenie' diamonds."- Bookseller, June 5. Strunck, A. K. Officers of Berks County, 17521860; also the vote of the County. Stuart, V. The funeral tent of an Egyptian queen ; with the latest information regarding other monuments and discoveries, etc. Stuckenberg, J. II. W. Life of Immanuel Kant. 5G-K13S Sutter, A. American notes, 1881. Szemere, B. de. La question hongroise, 1848–60. Tanner, II: Holt Castle; or, The three-fold interest in the land. Taylor, E. M. Madeira; its scenery, and how to see it; with lists of the trees, flowers, ferns, and seaweeds. Taylor, W: California life illustrated. Thausing, M. Albert Dürer; his life and works; tr. from the Germ.; ed. by F: A. Eaton. Theal, G: M. Kaffir folk-lore; selections from the traditional tales of Cape Colony; with notes. "The stories collected during a residence of twenty years are very curious and interesting; and the informa tion in his introduction and notes, about these wild people- among whom he has exercised many functions, including those of a mission teacher and a border magis. trate is most valuable." — Athenæum, Aug. 26, 1882. "Mr. Theal's name guarantees their originality and perfect accuracy; in dealing with them we need not be troubled with suspicions of their having been 'cooked' for the English market or derived from natives who have been influenced by intercourse with Europeans."— A. H. Sayce in Acad., Aug. 26, 1882. Très bien saisi et tracé de main de maitre, ce ca ractère vrai. M. Theuriet est un peintre fidèle de la vie rustique. Ses héros ne sont pas des Tityres de convention, ni non plus des Polyphèmes farouches. Ils ne sen. tent ni l'opoponax ni le fumier. C'est un plaisir de trouver avec lui la vérité non fardée, non embellie, mais éclairée du rayon d'idéal que les artistes de race savent sculs apercevoir dans la trivialité de la vie rustique. Les réalistes diront qu'il transforme, qu'il métamorphose et fait des paysans de fantaisie; il faut laisser dire les réalistes, dont la vue courte ne peut saisir que l'appa. rence et l'écorce. C'est M. Theuriet qui voit clair.” — Maxime Gaucher in Rev. pol et lit., 24 juin 1882. Thierry, G. A. Le capitaine Sans-Façon. 1813. VFF T343c "M. Gilbert Augustin Thierry, fils d' Amédée, neveu d' Augustin, et par conséquent historien de race, a longuement étudié dans nos archives politiques et militaires le travail souterrain qui minait l'Empire de Napoléon ler sous les pas de l'Empereur. Mais, au lieu de relier ses notes sous la forme didactique et savante, M. Thierry a eu l'idée de les dramatiser en scènes pittoresques qui comportent le mouvement et la couleur. Pages empreintes d'un talent singulièrement puissant. Thirlwall, C., Bp. Letters literary and theological; ed. by J. S. Perowne and L: Stokes; with annotation and mem. by L: Stokes. "It is remarkable that the one connected work of a scholar who confessedly possessed one of the keenest minds in England should have been superseded within a few years, and should now be almost forgotten. It is equally remarkable that such ephemeral productions as episcopal charges should have been elevated by the same man to the dignity of permanent contributions to theol. ogy as well as to a philosophic history of religious thought. His words might be few but they were always weighty. He left the example of a simple life devoted to the dis. covery of truth, and of a character which by the fulness of knowledge rose above the struggles which absorbed smaller men. To all times his will be a great name in the history of the Church of England.”- -Athenæum, Dec. 3, 1881. Thompson, K. Handbook to the picture galleries of Europe. Three in Norway; by two of them. "It is their irrepressible good spirits and not the infor mation that they impart, which constitute the charm of this narrative. That the adventures of three young Englishmen, whose wit and wisdom are of the undergradu ate order, should be such exhilarating reading is a mys. tery which can only be solved by perusing the book. Its distinguishing quality is the same that imparted such a fascination to Lord Dufferin's Letters from high latitudes,' and might be defined as a mixture of youthful folly and animal spirits, slightly restrained by culture and a fair degree of natural refinement. Healthy but ephemeral literature." ... Three jovial huntsmen; one of R. Caldecott's picture books. Thurtell, J: Fatal effects of gambling exemplified in the murder of W: Weare, and the trial of J: Thurtell the murderer; and his accomplices with biog. sketches; added, The gambler's scourge, etc. Tiffany, F. Bird-bolts; shots on the wing. w53 T442 Tissot, V. Russians and Germans; tr. by S. L. Simeon. "Well worth translating, and, judging by the translating alone (for we have not read the original), Mr. Simeon seems to have discharged his task with great suc Trial of the twelve Spanish pirates of the schooner Panda for robbery and piracy on board the brig Mexican. Trials of Scott and Dunlap, for robbing the Northampton Nat. Bank, etc. Trinius, K. B. v. De graminibus unifloris et sesquifloris dissertatio botanica; adj. generum ac specierum synopsi. Trollope, A. Lord Palmerston. (Eng. polit. leaders.) Trouvelot, L. Observations on Jupiter. Repr. from Amer. Acad. of Arts and Sci. Proc., v 16. Trumbull, J. H., ed. True blue-laws of Connecticut and New Haven and the false blue-laws invented by Rev. S: Peters; added specimens of the laws and judicial proceedings of other colonies etc. Trumelet, Col. C. Les saints de l'Islam; légendes hagiologiques et croyances algériennes; Les saints du Tell. "There are several Christian features in the collection of Algerian legends which Colonel Trumelet has trans. lated, but whether they were first of all Mohammedan or not is an open question. The interest of these marabout saints is less personal than political or social. They have always taken a leading part in North African poli tics. Colonel Trumelet's collection of their lives is a curious contribution to a subject which presents many points of interest." - Saturday review, March 11, 1882. Tuthill, F. History of California. Tuttle, C: R: General history of Michigan; with biographical sketches, etc. Twiss, T. Oregon Territory; its history and dis |