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Powell, F. Y., and Mackay, J. M. History of England. Part 1. To the death of Henry VII, by F. York Powell. 8E P87 "Combines the accuracy of Mr. Bright with something of the sympathy and vividness of Mr. Green. If it cannot be said to possess the charm of style and manner which render the Short history of the English people' unique among books of its kind, Mr. Powell's work is free from the blunders as well as the affectations which to some extent disfigured that brilliant sketch." - Athenæum, Aug. 15.

Prout, S: Illustrations of the Rhine. 1853. 30 plates.

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Publishers' trade list annual, 1885. Raabe, Capt. C: Examen du traité de locomotion du cheval, etc. de J. Daudel. 1856. SK+11 Rabusson, H: Le roman d'un fataliste. VFF R11R "M. Rabusson has made a rather amusing novel." Athenaeum, Aug. 28.

Rathray, J, and Mill, H. R. Forestry and forest products; prize essays of the Edin. Internat. Forestry Exhib.; [illust. 1884.]

"One of the excellent results of the Forestry Exhibition is the volume before us, which consists of the prize essays contributed on that occasion." - Sat. rev., Sept.

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Reade, C: Readiana; comments on current events. 1882. VE3 R22.2 Rémusat, C: F. M. de. Politique libérale, ou fragments pour servir à la défense de la Révolution Française. 1860. 8FG-R28 Retzsch, M. Gallerie zu Shakespeare's dramatischen Werken in Umrissen, hrsg. von E. Fleischer. 1, 2, 4-8 Lief. 1828-46. 7 v.

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Rio, A. F. Michel-Ange et Raphaël; avec un supplément sur la décadence de l'école romaine. 1867.

Roberts, Rev. W: W. The pontifical decrees against the doctrine of the earth's movement, etc. "The author is a clergyman who followed Cardinal Manning into the Church of Rome. In 1870 he published an essay with the object of showing that Papal authority had plainly committed itself to the condemnation of Galileo, and so unanswerably demonstrated its own fallibility. The present work is a much enlarged republication of that essay, and its special value consists in the instructive picture it presents of the disengenuous quibbles by which Ultramontane writers have tried to evade the evidence of their idol's impotence, and the remarkable skill with which the author follows them through every turn of the controversy." Athenæum, Aug. 15.

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Stuart, J. F. E:, the pretender. Memoirs of the Chevalier de St. George, with passages of the life of James II. (Clarendon Hist. Soc.)

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Tebb, W: Compulsory vaccination in England, etc. 1884.

Thomas, J. Complete pronouncing medical dictionary; with app.

Universal pronouncing dictionary of biography 5+5т36+2 and mythology. New ed. enl. Thomas Hickathrift, History of; ed. with introd. by G: L. Gomme. (Villon Soc. Chap-books.) VEL T36 Trumbull, H. C. The blood covenant; a primitive rite and its bearings on Scripture.

"The substance of a series of lectures delivered in the Semitic Summer School in Philadelphia. He shows what was the popular estimate in ancient times of the vital character and sacredness of the blood, and of the enormous possibilities through blood-transference. He refers to the primeval idea that new nature was acquired through new blood; that communion not only with man but also with God, was attained through blood. He points out that similar views are found in the Bible, Old Testament and New Testament, and that these views are part of the general opinion of the ancient world." C. H. T. in the Christian register, Nov. 5.

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"His method is to compare him with other men with David for instance, whose crimes, he thinks, were blacker than Herod's - and to discredit all stories told to his discredit."- British quarterly, Oct. 1.

Viger, F. Greek idioms, abr. and tr. from Hermann's last ed. with orig. notes by Rev. J: :YPO V68 Seager. [1828.]

Voices crying in the wilderness.

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"Written obviously with a strong moral purpose, the story partakes but slightly of the character of the ordinary religious novel. The characters for the most part are well drawn, and attractive, but the chief merit of the book lies in the originality of the plot, and of the situations to which it leads." -Advertiser, Oct. 31.

"A remarkable and original story." W: Wallace in the Academy, Oct. 31.

Wallace, W: C. Wonders of vision, etc.; [illust.]. 3d ed. 1841.

Western journal of agriculture, manufactures, mechanic arts, internal improvement, commerce, and general literature. Vol. 1-13, 15. 184856. 14 v.

Wood, Mrs. H: Johnny Ludlow. 3d ser. 3 v. Vw85

Yriarte, C: E. Goya; sa biog., les fresques, les toiles, etc.; illust. 1867.

Published by the Boston Athenæum, Beacon St., Boston, Mass., tri-weekly. Price by the year 25 cts.; by mail, 50 cts. Entered at the Post Office, Boston, Mass., as second class matter.

Adams, W: H: D. Concordance to the plays of Shakespeare.

Alif laila. Plain and literal translation of the Arabian nights' entertainments, now entitled The book of the 1000 nights and a night; introd. by R: F. Burton. 2 v. $V7G+AL4+B Allen, A. P. The ambassadors of commerce.

CKOT AL5 Andries, J: J. Précis de l'histoire de la musique. 1862. TC AN2 Bagehot, W. The postulates of English political economy. Student's ed., with a preface by A. Marshall.

Barrow, Mrs. F.. Nightcaps. 1861.

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"Mr. Black has done worse work, and better." — G: Suintsbury in the Academy, Nov. 14. Blegny, N: de (pseud. A. Du Pradel.)

Livre commode des addresses de Paris, 1692; préc. d'une introd. par E: Fournier. 1878. 2 v. Boardman, T. Log-book kept on board the privateer Oliver Cromwell, during a cruise from

New London, Ct., to Charleston, S. C., and return, in 1778; [with] biog. sketch by Rev. S: W. Boardman.

Boileau Despréaux, N. Euvres.

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Boston Academy of Music. Collection of church

music. 1835. TUP 9B65 Bourne, E: G. History of the surplus revenue of 1837; its origin, distribution among the states, and the uses to which it was applied. (Questions of the day.) CU5 B66 Brooks, Rev. P. The oldest school in America; an oration, and poem by R. Grant 250th anniv. of Boston Latin School, Apr. 23. DT5B65 DB Brown, J: John Bunyan; his life, times, and work; illust. by E: Whymper. 5E B88B Forest scenes; illust. W5P 9F76

Bryant, W: C., and others. by J: A. Hows.

Byron painted by his compeers, etc. 1869.

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Campbell, Lord A. Records of Argyll; legends, traditions, and recollections of Argyllshire Highlanders; with etchings by C: Laurie. SDSZAR/C

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"The bulk of it consists of tales written down for the most part from recitation, and rendered as closely to the original Gaelic as the difference of the two languages permitted. Many of these appear for the first time in an Eng lish form; others are presented as offering a different version of tales which have already been translated; while a few which have already appeared elsewhere have been included to give completeness to a work designed to illustrate the characteristics of Argyllshire legend. There appear portraits (in two senses) of eminent members of the Campbell family.". Spectator, Aug. 22. Chesney, Mrs., and O'Donnell, Mrs. J. C. Life of Gen. F. R. Chesney, Colonel commandant Royal Artillery; by his wife and daughter; ed. by S. L. Poole. 5DU C426 "It was desirable that General Chesney's biography should be written, for he was not only associated with

a great enterprise, but was in all respects a man of marked individuality. In 1868 he published his Narrative of the Euphrates Expedition, and on the 30th of January 1872, he died, not having received a single mark of the approval of the Government for all his exploits. His fame will, however, live as a great explorer." Athenæum, Nov. 14.

Claretie, A. A. dit Jules. Jean Mornas. 31e éd. VC54J

"M. Claretie consent à emprunter à la science; mais il entend bien lui rendre plus qu'elle ne lui donne. C'est elle qui sera son obligée, car, en vulgarisant ses découvertes, il préparera le public à les accueillir. On pou vait douter quand il n'y avait pour l'attester que les mémoires des savants; mais qui done douterait encore après avoir vu le phénomène se produire chez un des héros de M. Claretie? Les plus récalitrants seront forcés de se rendre. C'est ce qui m'est arrivé à moiméme. Je conservais quelque scepticisme à l'endroit de la suggestion magnetique et de l'hypnotisme, mais maintenant que j'ai vu et touché ce Jean Mornas, l'hypnotiseur, plus l'ombre d'un doute." - Maxime Gaucher in Rev. pol. et lit., 1 août.

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Cushing, L. S. Manual of parliamentary prac

tice; rules of proceeding and debate in deliberative assemblies. 1859.

Cushing, W: Initials and pseudonyms; a dictionary of literary disguises. XR+C95

Davies, Rev. J: L. Social questions from the point of view of Christian theology.

"The main characteristic of these contributions to the theology of social questions is their wisdom."- Spectator, Sept. 5.

Despois, E. Le vandalisme révolutionnaire.

"Ce titre est une ironie à l'adresse de ceux qui prétendent que la Révolution n'a fait que détruire. L'auteur, fils dévoué de la Révolution, répond par des faits précis à ces vains outrages: il montre que la Convention non seulement a sauvé la patrie, mais que, par des fondations pacifiques universellement adinirées, elle a assuré l'avenir de la démocratie française. Enseignement primaire, secondaire, supérieur, école normale, Ecole des langues orientales, Museum d'histoire naturelle, Conservatoire des arts et métiers, expositions de l'industrie, Ecole de droit, ecoles de médecine, institutions des sourds-muets et des jeunes aveugles, Institut de France, Musée national, nouveau système de poids et mesures liant les deux mondes, voilà les œuvres de ces vandales! tout cela entrepris et accompli au milieu des orages politiques, des guerres extérieurs et intérieures, des convulsions et des cataclysmes les plus terribles." Emile Deschanel in Rev. pol. et lit., 20 juin.

Dix, J: H. Treatise upon the nature and treatment of morbid sensibility of the retina.

1849.

Dodworth, A. Dancing and its relations to education and social life; with a new method of instuction. SU.P66

Du Boisgobey, F. Le pouce crochu.

D855Ро "Ces entassements incroyables d'événements miraculeux ont toujours de l'attrait pour les âmes simples. L'épopée n'est plus, hélas! qui repondait à ce besoin. Faute d'Homère, contentons-nous de M. Du Boisgobey." Maxime Gaucher in Rev. pol. et lit., 21 mars. Farjeon, B. L. The sacred nugget; a novel. (Harper's handy ser.) VF221s

"A new arrangement of old materials, a shifting of the bits of glass in the kaleidoscope, but the combination is well contrived." - Spectator, Aug. 8. Fauriel, C. C: The last days of the Consulate; from the French; ed., with introd. by M. L. Lalanne. 8FGK F27 Graham, Lieut.-Col. G. F. I. Life and work of Syed Ahmed Khan. 55.SY2 Green, S: A. The boundary lines of old Groton. 96469 G B Griffin, J. Flags, national and mercantile, international code, fog signals, etc. 1883.

710F-G87 Guernsey, R. S. Eccelesiastical law in Hamlet; the burial of Ophelia. (Shakespeare Soc. of N. Y. Papers, no. 1.) Hammond, W: A. A strong-minded woman; or, Two years after. VH1898

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Harrison, Mrs. C. C. B. Bric-a-brac stories; illust. by W. Crane. wh H24 Harrison, J. E. Introductory studies in Greek

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"Miss Harrison cannot bring herself to acknowledge that the creations of Phidias were but the cap-stone to to an edifice the foundations of which had been laid in Egypt ages before; but both explicitly, and by the arrangement of her work, she acknowledges the unbroken chain of cause and effect. Her eye for the technical qualities of a statue is keen, and her definitions are lucid and just; but she has neither the breadth of view nor the strength of grasp, nor the literary skill required to put the work of the ancients before us as a living thing, with the seeds of life and death in its own constitution." St. James's budget, Nov. 20. Hazen, Brig. Gen. W: B. Narrative of military 9541.H33

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service. Herrig, H. Die Meininger, ihre Gastspiele und deren Bedeutung für das deutsche Theater. 2e Aufl. 1880.

Hertford, J. Personals; or, The perils of the period. 1870.

Holmes, O. W. The last leaf; poem; illust. by G: W. Edwards and F. H. Smith. $w5P/1731 A mortal antipathy; first opening of The new portfolio. Vн734M Howells, W: D. Tuscan cities; illust. by J. Pen nell, etc. AIHS3T

"There are many Italies; each traveller makes one for himself, and that of Mr. Howells is a very charming one, full of passive enjoyments of nature and human nature as they are, and faintly touched with the sentiment of the past. Notwithstanding his strong his torical interest, one feels that his horizons are contemporary. His Italy is not the scholar's or the poet's, but the modern tourist's of however high degree."-Nation, Nov. 12.

Hugessen, E: H. K., Baron Brabourne.
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"Major Knollys knew nothing of the language, for which he expresses a supreme contempt; and with the exception of a medical man or two, and of a few other residents whom he met, he seems to have depended solely on his boy' for information on all points of interest. The result is the author has been grossly misled, and has been induced to publish a work which is disfig ured throughout by grotesque blunders." -Robert N. Douglas in the Academy, Nov. 21.

Kotzebue, A: F: F. von. Almanach dramatischer Spiele. 1803-19. 17 v. VGD 9K84 Kühner, R. Elementary grammar of the Latin language. 1845. :YJG K95 La Bruyère, J: de. Les caractères de la tragedie; pub. d'après un ms. attribué à La Bruyère. [par le Prince Wiszniewski). 1870. xlLll Lacroix, P. Mélanges bibliographiques. 1871.

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Contents. Essai historique sur la reliure en France.— Projet d'une nouv. éd. de la Bibliothèque historique. La collection Jabach. - Lettres sur les autographes. Lair, J. Docs. inéd. sur l'hist. de la Revolution Française; pub. par J. Lair et E. Legrand. 1872. 8FG-9152 Contents. Lettres de C. Stamaty. - Correspondances de Paris, Vienne, etc. Lancelot. Li chantari di Lancelloto; a troubadour's poem, ed. by W. de Gray Birch. 1874. VIL-L22 Lancelot du Lak, The Scottish metrical romance of, from a miss. of the 15th century, with miscel. poems: [ed., with pref. by J. Stevenson]. 1839. (Maitland Club.) VDSO+L22 Lanfrey, P: Correspondance; avec un portrait de [..] et une introd. par M. le comte d'Haussonville. 2 v. V5F L24

"Jamais dans ses sévérités les plus extrêmes et les plus injustes il n'obéit à une rancune personelle. Ja. inais il ne se défend lui-même. Il n'aiguise point à loisir les flèches du sarcasme pour en transpercer des rivaux ou des ennemis. Il ne fait point d'esprit, il laisse dé. border le flot amer de son imagination, quand il croit que les idées qui lui sont chères sont compromises ou abandonnées." - E. de Pressensé in pol. et lit., 5 sept.

"Voilà un républicain qui leur dit leurs vérités, a ceux qui ont fait la république! La passion du vrai, P'horreur de toute dissimulation jointes à un besoin impérieux d'independance, éclatent à chaque instant dans cette correspondance et dès les premières années.” —Maxime Gaucher in Rev, pol. et lit., 22 août.

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Leith, W: F. Narratives of Scottish Catholics under Mary Stuart and James VI.; now first printed from the mss. in the Vatican. "Students of Scottish history up to the present time have had to regret that the tale of that great upheaval which gave Scotland for the first time the chance of political stability, and a truly national church has been left almost exclusively to Protestant narrators. At the blast of Knox's trumpet the walls of the doomed church fell without hope of restoration. The apparently remediless nature of the ruin presented to the Jesuits, then in the full flush of their energy an alluring field for missionary zeal. Scarcely had Mary returned from France before an able member of their gallant body, Nicolas de Gouda, was on his way to her with a letter from the Pope. From this time a succession of devoted men, chiefly of Scottish blood, gave themselves to the task of raising their fallen church; and from their pri vate reports to the superior officers of their order Mr. Forbes has compiled an interesting and valuable book.” Saturday rev., Nov. 2. Leyland, F. A. The Brontë family with special reference to Patrick Branwell Brontë. 2 v.

5E 9YB78 "As regards Brontë biography there has probably been a general opinion that Miss Robinson whose charming memoir of Emily Brontë supplemented the previous works of Mrs. Gaskell, and Mr. Wemyss Reid had really said the last word. Mr. Leyland has a later word still, and as this later word flatly contradicts most of the earlier ones, I fear that the end is not yet. It is so full of interesting information that as a contribution to literary biography it may be considered a real success." - James Ashcroft Noble in the Academy, Nov.

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Liddon, H: P. Easter in St. Paul's; sermons bearing chiefly on the resurrection of our Lord. 2 v.

Louis Ix, of France. Preuves de la découverte du
coeur de Saint Louis, par Mme. Berger de
Xivrey, A. Deville, etc. 1846. 7BF-L92
Lowell, Mrs. A. C. Poetry for home and school.
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McClellan, H. B. Life and campaigns of Maj.Gen. J. E. B. Stuart, commander of the cavalry of the Army of N. Virginia. 65 ST92 McClelland, M. G. Oblivion; an episode. (Leisure hour ser.)

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"The story is based on a case of suspended memory. The thrilling central idea is worked out so beautifully, with such natural and artistic touch, and the whole plot is set in such a frame of delicate and charming work, that the treatment goes for more than the subject, although the reader is certainly absorded in finding out the result."- Critic, Nov. 21. Mark Rutherford's deliverance; 2d pt. of his auVM34D

tobiography; ed. by R. Shapcott.

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"The reality of its pictures makes what would other wise be unpleasing too interesting to be laid aside. The misfortune is that the realism is all of the dark shades which when massed together produce a picture very far we trust from true in the whole. But in spite of this unceasing delineation of morbid suffering the book is one of extraordinary mark." — Spectator, July 25. Maxwell, Mrs. M.. E.. B. The mistletoe bough; Christmas, 1885. (Franklin Sq. lib.) Diana of the Crossways; a novel. VH54D

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Moses Ben Maimon (Lat. Maimonides Egyptius) called Rambam. The guide of the perplexed; tr. and annotated by M. Friedländer. 3 v. "Dr. Friedländer, whose industry is only equalled by his marvellous learning, now presents us with the chief work of one of the greatest Rabbis of the Middle Ages in an excellent English translation, and accompanied by copious notes which illustrate the many obscurities of the text, discuss the cogency of its arguments, the leading peculiarities of the author's phi losophy, supply the necessary references to the Bible, Talinud, the Greek philosophers, etc., and in short, give all the help that an intelligent reader must require, without diverging into side paths of speculation not strictly demanded for the study of the author." — Sat. rev., May 12, 1883.

Moya, A. M. de. Rasgo heroyco: declaracion de
los empresas, armas, y blasones de España, y
compendio de su historia. 1756. 7LHX M8
Munster, S. Brieve description de la Poloigne; ex-
trait de la Cosmographie universelle, publiée
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New pocket dictionary of the English and Russian
and Russian and English languages. [18-·}
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O'Brien, R. B. Fifty years of concessions to Ire-
land, 1831-81. Vol. 2.
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"In an able and singularly lucid way in v.1, begin-
ning with 1831, and ending with the break up of Lord
Melbourne's ministry, he proved that every act of simple
justice to Ireland, whether in regard to education, or
parliamentary reform or tithes, is rightly styled a con-
cession, extorted as it has been by the ultima ratio' of
violence, and marred in each case by conditions which
hampered its action, and sometimes made it almost val-
ueless. In this second volume he takes the same course
with the same result." II: S. Fagan in the Academy,
Nov. 14.

O'Hanlon, A. The unforseen; a novel. (Franklin
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Paris, G.

La poésie du Moyen-âge; leçons et lec

tures. XVFPB P21 "No part of political or literary history has suffered more than the history of the Middle Ages from the habit which men of genius have of taking partial views and generalizing from them. And it is diflicult to say whether the rosy-coloured Middle Age of the early romantic writers in England and Germany or the pitchblack Middle Age of Michelet is farther from the truth. M. Gaston Paris is always sober, though never dull: he is always prepared with the sufficient particular instances, though never afraid to lay down the general law."G. Saintsbury in the Academy, July 11. Paris dans sa splendeur; monuments, vues, scènes historiques, etc.; dessins et lithographies par P. Benoist, etc. 1861. 3 v.

Porter, D: D. Incidents and anecdotes of the Civil War. 954 PS3

"Arranged in consecutive chapters, forming a sort of story, corresponding to the author's public career in the naval service, and lighting up the more sober narrative of history with a great variety of dramatic, pathetic, and humorous yarns."- Literary world, Nov. 14. Praed, Mrs. C. Pushkin, A. S.

Affinities. 2 v.

VP88A Euvres, trad. du russe par Mme. Sophie Engelhardt: Boris Godounoff, Le chevalier avare, Mozart et Salière, nuits d'Egypte. 1875.

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Ruhl, L: S. Outlines to Shakespeare: Othello 13 pl. Orig. ed. 1832. VF/S76R85

Ruskin, J: The art of England; lectures in Oxford; [with app.]. 1883-84. 7 nos.

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"A promise of better work to come." register, Nov. 19. Saintsbury, G: Specimens of English prose style from Malory to Macaulay; selected and annotated, with an introd. VE 98A2

Seney, G: I. Catalogue of [his] coll. of modern paintings.

Shawmut; or, the settlement of Boston. 1845. 964B6 SH24 Siéyes, E. J., comte. Reconnoissance et exposition raisonnée des droits de l'homme, etc.; Projet des premiers art. de la constitution, par J. J. Mounier; Projet de déclar. des droits de l'homme en société par L. Target. 1789.

EAFG 9c57 Smith, A. Comic tales; illust. by J: Leech. [18-.] VEA SMOC Pictures of life; illust. by J: Leech. [18-] VEA'SM5C Smith, W. R. Kinship and marriage in early Arabia.

Sorel, A. L'Europe et la Révolution Française, etc. 8A7.806

"Voici un livre considérable et qui nous manquait, étant d'ailleurs, malgré l'analogie du titre, absolument différent du livre classique de M. de Sybel.". - Rev. d.D. Mondes, 1 juin.

Sporting review; ed. by "Craven." Vol. 1-14.

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Stapfer, P. Causeries guernesiaises. 1869.

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Stebbins, R. P. Common-sense view of the books of the Old Testament. Stockton, F. R. Rudder Grange; illust. by A. B. Frost. VST6R3 Straus, O. S. The origin of republican form of government in the U. S. of America. 95X ST8 Sündenregister der Franzosen in Teutschland, u.s.w. [1814.] :8G91.SU2

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Vasili, comte P. Berlin society. Vatout, J. dit Julien. Souvenirs historiques des résidences royales de France. Vol. 2, 3. 1838, 39. 2 v.

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Ward, T: H. Men of the reign; a biographical dictionary of eminent persons of British and colonial birth who have died during the reign of Queen Victoria. 5E-5W21 Webber, C: W. Wild scenes and wild hunters; or, The romance of sporting. 1875. SB-w38w Westropp, H. M. Primitive symbolism as illust. in Phallic worship; or, The reproductive principle; with introd. by Gen. Forlong. White, E: Number in nature an evidence of creative intelligence. (Anti-infidel lib.) Whitney, Mrs. A. D. T. Bonnyborough. VW61B Wilkins, A: S: Phoenicia and Israel. 1871. Woodward, W. E. List o: Washington memorial medals. 1865.

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