Dent, H. C: A year in Brazil; with notes on the abolition of slavery, the finances of the empire, religion, etc. BK D43 "The scientific value of the work is considerable; but in other respects it is less satisfactory. It is provided with an index, two maps, and several full-page illustrations from photographs." — A. H. Keene in the Academy, June 26. Devil's visit, The; a poem; with notes by a barrister; [illust. by R. Cruikshank], 1830. $VEP.D49 Dickens, C: J: H. La piccola Dorrit; tr. di F. Verdinois. 1879. 3 v. VD55LI'I Drammi de boschi e delle marine. Contents. Tasso, T. Aminta. pastor fido. Bonarelli, C. Filli di A. Alceo. - 1874. VID 9D79 Guarini, G. B. II Sciro. - Ongaro, Eckhardt, L. Wander-Vorträge aus Kunst u. Geschichte. 1868. Emiliani-Giudici, P. Storia del teatro in Italia. 1869. T81 EM4 Enault, L: Paris-Salon, 1886, par les procédés phototypiques de E. Bernard et Cie. 2 v. Etrenne à la noblesse, ou Etat actuel des familles nobles de France pour l'année 1884. 7NF-5ET Farrar, F: W: History of interpretation; 8 [Bampton] lectures. "The lectures are somewhat unequal, but none are without interest. Archdeacon Farrar derives the authority of the Bible over men solely from its self-evidencing power. He emphatically rejects the view of St. Augustine, that we believe the Gospels because they have been handed down to us by the Church, and he makes no use of the argument that they were composed by men who had the power of working miracles, and therefore divinely commissioned." — Spectator, July 3. Ferrari, C. E. Vocabulario bolognese-italiano. 3a ed.; compend. ed. accr. 1853. Ferrucci, R. Rosa Ferruci e alcuni suoi scritti, pub. per C. Ferruci. 1874. 51 F41 Finamore, G. Vocabulario dell' uso abruzzese. 1880. Foote, Mrs. M.. H. YIQBD F YIQABD'F John Bodewin's testimony. VF737J "Well sustains the reputation already won by the au thor. There is less of directly local colouring and dialect than is usual in American stories dealing with the classes here represented; and the reader is accordingly not to look for the kind of handling which Mr. Bret Harte or Mr. Frank Stockton would severally employ in a similar case, but to expect his satisfaction to arise from carefully drawn types of character and dramatic fitness of details in which event he will not be disappointed."-R: F. Littledale in the Academy, June 19. :X7.F85 Franke, C: A: Katechismus der Buchdruckerkunst. 4e verm. Aufl. bearb. von A. Waldow. [Illust.] 1879. Frederic 11., the Great, King of Prussia. Merkwürdigkeiten zur Brandenburgischen Geschichte, a. d. Fr übers. 1761. :8GZB7 F Freeman, E: A: Greater Greece and Greater Britain, and George Washington the expounder of England; two lectures. EAEH F87 "In the first of these lectures Mr. Freeman sets to work with a prodigality of learning to prove the absur dity of applying the phrase imperial federation' to any special union between Great Britain and her colonies. The lecture on George Washington 'is an essay most characteristic of the writer, but with little in it relating to Washington." — Academy, June 26. Frézier, A. F. Reis-Beschryving door de Zuid-Zee langs de kusten van Chili, Peru, en Brazil, 1712-14; vert. door I: Verburg. 1718. :BR F89.D Gallwey. 12 lectures on ritualism. 1879. 2 v. Gane, D. M. New South Wales and Victoria in "Worth reading. Under the head of Fortuneseekers in Agstralia, and their chances,' Mr. Gane considers, in a calm and comprehensive manner, the advantages of emigration, and the chances of different classes of people succeeding in these colonies.” — Academy, June 12. Gannett, W: C. A year of miracle; a poem in four sermons. 1882. Gatty, Mrs. A. Parables from nature. VEH G22 1867. George 111. of England. Letters to Lord Kenyon on the coronation oath, his Lordship's answers, and letters of W: Pitt to H. M. with answers previous to 1801. 1827. Giacosa, G. Teatro in prosa. Vol. 1. 1877. Hardy, A. S. The wind of destiny. Haweis, Mrs. M. E. Rus in urbe, or Flowers that thrive in London gardens, etc.; illust. "She tells her own experiences at gardening in divers quarters of London, and gives a list of plants and flowers which she has herself grown." - Acad., July 3. "Full of incident, colour, and movement. In addition to the readers who live upon fiction, and deserve to be supplied with a sound article, there are slill some to whom style is sauce, if not solid food, and the charm of all Mrs. Hoey's novels lies in the straightfor wardness of her style; she writes what some American humorist describes as 'dry-champagne English.' There is a flavour of old-fashionedness about it. In this very important respect A stern chase' is, perhaps, in ad vance of Mrs. Hoey's previous novels. Altogether, this work will fully sustain Mrs. Hoey's reputation as a skilful writer of vivid, pure, and lively novels." -Spectator, June 26. ... Homerus. Iliade; tr. di V. Monti, e.c. 1874. VP'E8I.IM Odissea, tr. da I. Pindemonte. 1875. (Bibl. class. econ.) VP.H8OD IP Jones, C: C., Jr. Siege of Savannah, 1864, and the Confederate operations in Georgia and S. Carolina during Gen. Sherman's march. 1874. R6U SA9J Judson, A. T. Remarks to the jury on the trial of State vs. P. Crandall, 1833. Kennard, Mrs. E: Killed in the open; a novel. (Franklin Sq. lib.) "A sporting novel is generally a risky thing, and at the best requires as loving handling as Izaak Walton's famous frog; but a sporting novel mixed with modern metaphysics is we wont say what! It is difficult to avoid a fancy that the human characters are dragged in solely to show off the generous brutes, and both are there simply to display the writer's familiarity with 'oxes,' bullfinches, water jumps, etc., and her intimate acquaintance with the slang of the stable-yard and the hunting-field." - Saturday rev., June 19. Konings, A. Commentarium in facultates apostolicas quæ episc. nostris concedi solent ad usum ven. cleri Americani. 1884. Lacroix, P. Enigmes et découvertes bibliographiques. 1866. XRF L11 Laurent, E. (pseud. E. Colombey). Ruelles, salons, et cabarets, hist. anecdotique de la lit. franc. 1858. XVF.L37 Leo 1., Pope. Sermones. 1849. Liebich, C. Bodenstatik für Forst- u. Landwirthschaft. 1859. Liguori, A. M.. de, St. Liber de cæremoniis missae, ex ital. lat. red., notis illust. opera G. Schober. 1882. Lovejoy, J. C. Memoir of Rev. C: T. Torrey. 1847. 65 T643 Lubomirski, Prince J. Czar, archiduchesse et burgraves; fantaisies historiques. VFF L96T "The horrible and pitiful story of Peter the Great and Mary Hamilton is told with no small skill. The two other stories are less interesting, but still interesting." -Sat. rev., May 22. ... -. Album. 1868. Marcelin, Marquand, A. A new logical machine. [1885.] ¶ "The shoemaker of Görlitz is one of the most remarkable figures in the history both of theology and philosophy. No other self-taught man has been able by the exceptional splendour of his genius to force his personality npon the unwilling notice of the greatest theologians, and greatest philosophers. Bishop Martensen's monograph upon Böhme's life and doctrine has long been regarded as the most lucid and comprehensive of Böhme's encyclopædical system. The English reader has never before had so adequate and so readable an account of this wonderful man and his system as Mr. Rhys Evans has provided in this translation." Saturday review, June 26. Michel de la Rochemaillet, G. ville de Paris. 1880. ... Théâtre de la AFP2.9D8 Minto, W: The crack of doom; a novel. (Franklin Sq. lib.) "Sparkling and clever episodically, but lacks strength as a whole." -R: F. Littledale in the Academy, June 19. Munster, S., and others. Plant et pourtrait de la ville, cité, et université de Paris. 1883. AFP2.9D8 Newman, J: H:, Card. Hymni Ecclesiae. 1865. Nota, A. Commedie. 1826-31. 3 v. VID N84.2 Olcott, H. S. People from the other world. 1875. Papanti, G. I parlari italiani in Certaldo alla festa del 5 centenario di G: Boccacci. 1875. :YIQ P19 Paris. Société d'Aquarellistes Français. 1886. 8e exposition; catalogue. Parker, Rev. S: Journal of an exploring tour beyond the Rocky Mts., 1835-37. 1842. BB P22.2 Payn, J. The heir of the ages; a novel. (Franklin Sq. lib.) "Mr. Payn has struck fresh ground, and the literary treasure brought forth is of considerable value. But though Mr. Payne is prolific, he is never dull, and this, the latest work from his pen, is as bright, as clever, and as interesting as any of its predecessors. In one respect namely, as regards clear, sympathetic, and graphic delineation of character it is almost superior to any others by the same writer. The whole story ... is something more than entertaining; it is suggestive in thought, and discriminating in its views of character."G. Burnett Smith in the Academy, July 3. Peabody Education Fund. Proceedings of the trustees. Vol. 1, 2. 1875-81. 2 v. DB5 P31 Percival, J. G. Clio. No. 3. 1827. W5P P41c The dream of a day; and other poems. 1843. WбP P41D H4 P35 Pierce, B: Elementary treatise on algebra; add., exponential equations and logarithms. 1858. Elementary treat. on geometry. 1855. н5 P35.2 Pioneer Society of the State of Michigan. Collections, reports, etc. Vol. 1-6. 1877-84. 6 971.8P65 Pontmartin, A. A. J. M.. F., comte de. Mes mémoires; enfance et jeunesse. 1885. 5FP778 Porson, R: The devil's walk; a poem; ed., biog. memoir and notes, by H. W. Montagu; illust. by R. Cruikshank. [1830?]. $VEPP82 V. Shahofskaia, Princess S. Dessins d'anciennes broderies en Russie, préf. de Th. Bousslaieff. [Fr. et russe Livr. 1.] 1885. "Huit grandes planches en couleurs. Reproduit les broderies anciennes exécutées du 18e siècle à nos jours, d'après des dessins pris sur d'antiques modèles du 13e au 17e siècle. Les broderies originales sont faites sur toile blanche à points plat et au point croisé, en fil d'or et d'argent et en soie de différentes couleurs." — Bibl. de la France, Feuilleton, jan. 16. Shakespeare, W: King Henry v.; the 1st quarto, 1600; a facsimile by C: Prætorius; with introd. by A. Symons. VE S5H 1600.2 Same. 3d quarto, 1608; a facsimile by C: Prætorius; with introd. by A. Symons. VE 85H55.1608 Henry VI. The whole contention, pt. 1; 3d VE 85H6-1619 Sherwood, A., and Platt, F. Geology of Lycoming and Sullivan counties. 1880. IK69 P38S and others. Report of progress in Bradford and Tioga counties. 1878. IK69.P38S Smollett, T. G: The adventures of Roderick Random; illust. by G: Cruikshank. 1831. Sutherland, G: south. Australia; or, England in the BW.SU8 "A useful and comprehensive handbook.” — Acad. emy, June 12. Tassoni, A. La secchia rapita, ec. 1878. VIP.T183.4 Thevet, A. La grande et excellente cité de Paris. 1881. AFP2.9D8 Tissot, S. A. De la santé des gens de lettres; suivi de l'essai sur les maladies des gens du monde. 1859. Trent, Council of. Canones et decreta; cum app. theol. 1862. Tucker, Rev. H: W: The English Church in other lands; or the spiritual expansion of England. (Epochs of Church hist.) "If all the subsequent volumes are as good as the present one, the collection will be very useful. An Interesting and comprehensive account of what the Church of England has done, both in our Colonies and in heathern lands. He writes in a thoroughly catholic spirit, and is ready to give all credit to the labours of both Roman Catholic and dissenting missionaries.". Academy, June 12. Ulbach, L: Papa Fortin. VFF ULlo "M. L: Ulbach is a good workman in his own way; and his sketch of Papa' Fortin, the permanent inspirer of many passing prefects of police in Paris, is lifelike, and free from exaggeration." Saturday rev., May 15, Vicary, J: F. A stork's nest; or, Pleasant reading from the north. ers. VCVG.9V "The twenty-one stories which he has collected, and we may assume, translated also, enable us to make the acquaintance of several well-known Scandinavian writers, and faithfully represent various phases in social conditions in the north, at the same time indicating much that will be fresh to the majority of English readThe historical sketches of Professor Ewald convey a good deal of information concerning past times in Denmark, while the stories written by Herr Brösboll, describe Danish life of days long since gone by with unusual accuracy of detail." - Academy, July 3. Walworth, Mrs. J. H. Scruples; a novel. ✓w374s "An entertaining little story of the war." - Critic, July 3. Weld, I: Voyage au Canada, 1795-97; tr. [1799.] 3 v. :B3 W45 F White, I. C. Geology of Erie and Crawford counties; with maps. 1881. IK69 P388 Geology of Mercer County; with map. 1880. IK69 P28S Geology of Pike and Munroe counties. 1882. IK69-P388 Geology of Susquehanna County and Wayne - Geology of the Susquehanna River region in Wilkinson, Rev. J: F. The friendly society movement; its origin, rise, and growth; its social, moral, and educational influences; the affiliated orders. D3E W65 "Mr. Wilkinson, curate of Long Milford, in Suffolk, is the founder and first president of a friendly society of women established there. He may be thanked for a most instructive and useful work by every well-wisher to the efforts of the industrial classes to better their condition in their own way." Athenæum, July 3. Wythes, J. H. The microscopist. 1853. 13.w99 Achard, L: A. E. Une saison à Aix-les-Bains; illust. par E. Ginain. [18-] :AFAI9+AC Adams, O. F. June. (Through the year with the poets.) VEP 9AD "The series has shown improvement as it progressed, and June' seems to us the best of all as it should be for the month which is the crown of the year." Dial, July. Anburey, T: Voyages dans les parties intérieures de l'Amérique, pendant le cours de la dernière guerre. 1790. 2 v. B5.V94 Annuaire homœopathique, par MM. Catellan, frères. 1863. Arici, C. Poemetti ed inni sacri, con pref. di F. Bates, Mrs. A. (pseud. E. Putnam), Berghaus, H: Allgemeine Staatenkunde, u.s.w. 1846. E8.B45 Bladé, J: F. Contes populaires de la Gascogne. 3 v. VFF 99G21 "M. Bladé, one of the most intelligent and experi enced of the French students of folklore, has published an excellent collection of the popular tales of Gascony. ... From no collection of similar European tales can we now expect much that is novel; and very few of the 170 stories in M. Bladé's carefully edited work will prove unfamiliar to students of folklore. In that minority may be ranked La reine châtiée, L'homme voilé, Le dragon d'oré, La nuit des "W. R. S. Ralston in the Academy, ... Pieds d'or, quatres temps.' July 17. Blair, R. The grave; added, Gray's elegy in a country church yard; with notes. [1785.] VEP B99PQ Bostonian Society. Proceedings at the annual meeting, Jan. 12, 1886. 964B6-9B Bouilly, J: N: Les encouragemens de la jeunesse. 1837. 2 v. 5P.90B66 :AQ'9B Braun, J. M. Historische u. malerische Wanderungen in Griechenland nach Blaguiere, Castellen, u. A.; [illust.]. 1837. Bruyn, A. de. Costumes, civils et militaires du 16e siècle; tr. par A: Schoy. 1875. Burdette, R. J. Innach Garden, and other comic sketches. WбA B89 Burke, Rev. T. N. Ireland's case stated in reply to Mr. Froude. 1873. 8DU7.B91 VIFN B75 Cademosto, M. Novelle. [1799] L9x/c17 cism. Colton, C. Public economy for the U. S. 1848. Cooper, J. F. Précaution, tr. par A. J. B. DefauVc78PR.F conpret. 1836. Courtney, W: L. Constructive ethics; a review of modern moral philosophy in its three stages of interpretation, criticism, and reconstruction. 1M.C83 "Mr. Courtney's book is just the opposite of constructive, being entirely devoted to history and critiA short history of modern ethics in clear style, and accompanied by intelligent criticism which if not new, has mostly the merit of being true. Ego. ism, intuitionism, utilitarianism, rationalism, naturalism, and pessimism are the sections into which his sketch is divided, and each system has its main exponents enumerated, and its chief doctrines criticised. If there is little that is new or particularly subtle in Mr. Courtney's criticisms, they have the merit of being clearly presented, and this merit is rare enough in philosophic books to call for recognition and praise.". Athenæum, July 17. ... Craven, Mme. A:, nèe P. La Ferronnays. Le Valbriant. VFF C854v Crevecœur, R. de. Saint John Crèvecœur, sa vie et ses ouvrages. 1883. 5F.C86 Dall, Mrs. C. H. Sordello; a history and a poem. ¶XVE1 8823D Darmesteter, J. Essais orientaux. 1883. Delinotte, L. P. Dictionnaire pratique des synonymes français, avec une préface par L. Chatelain. 1884.] YFC D37 Déroulède, P. Le premier grenadier de France, La Tour d'Auvergne; étude biographique; [illust.] 5F.L353D "Formant une de la très belle petite collection d'amateur qui se compose des Amours de Catherine de Bourbon,' etc." Destrem, J: Les déportations du Consulat et de l'Empire; d'aprés des documents inéd.; index biog. des déportés. 8FH.D47 Dickens, C: J: H. The picnic papers; by various hands. :VE 9H76 Dilke, E. F. S., Lady. The shrine of death; and other stories. VD5728 "Each tale has more or less flavour of the charnel house, recalling some of Hawthorne's darker moods. But they display inventiveness and imagination. With all the unquestionable literary faculty shown by the book, it is doubtfully pleasant and certainly not healthy reading.” — R: F. Littledale in the Academy, June 19. Frieze, H: S. Giovanni Dupré, with 2 dialogues on art [tr.] from A: Conti. "Has the fault, so nearly akin to a virtue in matters biographic, of being too short. To the sculptor he does ample justice. Dupré deserved the encomium of Carlyle on Mazzini. He was emphatically a man of genius and veracity,' of patient courage to labour and to wait,' and unspoiled by the most dazzling success." Fuller, E. Fellow travellers; a story. VF953F "Strictly a summer story, and a very commonplace one at that." Dial, July. Gaidoz, H., and Sébillot, P. Bibliographie des traditions et de la littérature populaire des Frances d'outre-mer. XTFM G Goelzer, H. Etude lexicographique et grammaticale de la latinité de Saint Jérome. 1884. Gozlan, L. Les méandres; romans et nouvelles. 1837. 2 v. :VFF C74M Graham, W: The social problem in its economical, moral, and political aspects. CA G76 "In the fact that the modern school of prophets are leaving metaphysical questions and turning their attention to the condition of man on earth, Mr. Graham finds the best hope of a true and wise solution of the prob lem. Of the more special remedies, those favoured by Mr. Graham are: The spread of education, the furtherence of co-operative production by means of capital lent by the state, as Lassalle proposed, the extention of profit-sharing as a stepping-stone to true co-operation, and the wide diffusion of land by the creation (again with state aid) of peasant proprietors and holders of allotments. Next, certain heroic remedies are examined and found wanting. These are the land nationalization schemes of Mr. George, and Professor Wallace, and the more sweeping collectiveism of the Social Democratic Federation. A work which is never dull, and which contains food for deepest reflection." - Westminster review, July. Grande encyclopédie, La, inventaire raisonné des sciences, des lettres, et des arts, sous la direction de M. Berthelot [and others]. Vol. 1. Grégoire, H:, Bp. of Blois. Histoire des confesseurs des empéreurs, de rois, etc. 1824. VI3-G93 Guerrini, O. Brandelli. 1883. 4 v. Hadley, A.T. Railroad transportation; its history and its laws. CIOR H11 "Mr. Hadley deals mainly with the United States branch of the subject, but incidentally he includes Europe and India. He contrasts European, and more particularly English, systems with those of his own country, bringing out very clearly the differences of circumstance and the consequent differences in result in the various countries. The railway legislation of France and Germany is also briefly but ably sketched. Strange to say, Italy has had the most varied experience of different systems, and has most exhaustively investigated their merits. Consequently from the political and social point of view, Italian railway policy is the most instructive of all. This book contains nothing but solid, revelant, well-digested knowledge, useful not only to directors and legislators, but to political economists hardly less." — Westminster review, July. Hardung, V: E. Romanceiro portuguez; accomp. d'uma introd., etc. 1877. 2 v. Hazlewood, Rev. F. Memorials of Smarden, Kent. VHZO 9H 8EZSM2 H Hedge, F: H: Hours with German classics. XVG⚫H35 "The student of German thought will welcome this ripe product of Dr. Hedge's strong old age for the masterly portraits and pregnant judgments of literature with which it abounds." - Literary world, July 10. Helfert, J. Von den Rechten u. Pflichten d. Pfarrer, u.s.w. 1832. nan. Henry, B. C. Ling-Nam; or. Interior views of Southern China; incl. explorations in HaiA3.H39 "A valuable contribution to our knowledge of the little-known interior of southern China." - Roy. Geog. Soc. Proc., July. Herford, C: H. Studies in the literary relations of England and Germany in the 16th century. XVES H42 "A comparatively unoccupied field of research, worked with remarkable diligence and sacacity. The word literary is to be taken in its narrowest sense, and that with the transmission of doctrines and ideas he is concerned only as far as they coloured or inspired literature imaginative or poetic in form.' Few books on literary history display so much of the thoroughness which in this department of research is usually regarded as a German rather than an English characteristic." - Athenæum, July 10. |
