Ambulance. Livermore (Mary A.). My story of the war. 1889.
Marston (J. A.). Report of the ninth International Medical
Congress. 1888.

Newberry (J. S.). U.S. Sanitary Commission in the valley
of the Mississippi: final report of Dr. J. S. N. 1871.
War Office. Manual for field service, vol 4: bearer com-
panies and field hospitals: medical staff. 1888.

Manual for the Medical Staff Corps. 1885. Regulations for army medical services, pt. 2: manual for the Medical Staff Corps.

Amélie; ou, Le duc de Foix: tragédie. (F.-M. Arouet de Voltaire.)

In his Œuvres, 70 v., 1829-34, vol. 3.

Descriptive.

Hinchcliff (T. W.). Over the sea and far away. 1876.
Kennedy (W. R.). Sporting adventures in the Pacific. 1876.
Kroupa (B.). Artist's tour in America. 1890.
Price (R. L.). The two Americas: sport and travel. 1877.
Discovery.

NOTE.-For Columbus, see Colombo (Cristoforo).

de Andagoya (P.). Narrative of the proceedings of Pedrarias Davila. . . and of the discovery of the south sea... Peru and Nicaragua. (Hakluyt society, vol. 34.) 1865.

Eden (R.). First three English books on America. 1885.

Pietro Martire d'Anghiera - Sebastian Münster-Sebastian Cabot.

Leland (C. G.). Fusang; or, The discovery of America by Chinese Buddhist priests in the 5th century. 1875. Payne (E. J.). Voyages of Elizabethan seamen to America. 1880.

Reeves (A. M.). Finding of Wineland the Good: the history of the Icelandic discovery of America. 1890. Smith (J. T.). Discovery of America by the Northmen in the 10th century. 1839.

America-contd.

History.

America, south

America, central. See, also, Guatemala Honduras—Panama Yucatan.

de Acosta (J.). Natural and moral history of the Indies.
(Hakluyt society, nos. 60, 61.) 1880.

Bancroft (H. H.). Native races of the Pacific states of
North America. 1875-1876.

Benzoni (G.). History of the New World. . . . travels in
America, A.D. 1541-1556. (Hakluyt society, vol. 21.) 1857.
Boddam-Whetham (J. W.). Across Central America.

1877.

Catherwood (F.). Views of ancient monuments. 1844.
Charnay (D.). Ancient cities of the New World. 1887.
Featherman (A.). Social history of mankind: Chiapo-
Maranonians. 1890.

von Humboldt (A.). Personal narrative of travels to the
equinoctial regions of America. 1852-53.

Kroupa (B.). Artist's tour in America. 1890.

Rau (C.). Palenque tablet in the U.S. National Museum. (Smithsonian Institution. Contributions to knowledge, vol. 22, art. 5.) 1879.

Von Tempsky (G. F.). Mitla. 1858.

America, north. See, also, America, central - Canada -
Mexico-North American Indians-United States.
Abbott (C. C.). Primitive industry of the natives of the
northern Atlantic seaboard of America. 1881.

Bancroft (H. H.). Native races of the Pacific states of
North America. 1875-76.

Biart (L.). My rambles in the New World. 1877.
Coues (E.). Key to North American birds. 1884.
Featherman (A.). Social history of mankind: Aoneo-
Maranonians. 1889.

Gillmore (P.). Accessible field sports. 1869.
Kroupa (B.). Artist's tour in America. 1890.
Lanman (C.).

1854.

Adventures in the wilds of N. America.

Nuttall (T.). Manual of the ornithology of the U.S. and of Canada: land birds. 1832.

Parkman (F.). Jesuits in North America in the 17th century. 1885.

La Salle and the discovery of the great west. 1885. Pioneers of France in the New World.. 1885. Stevenson (D.). Sketch of the civil engineering of North America. 1838.

White (John), Fellow of Queen's Coll., Oxon. Sketches from America. 1870.

· Wright (G. F.). Ice age in North America. 1889.

Weise (A. J.). Discoveries of America. 1884.

Zeno (Nicolò), the elder. Voyages of the Venetian brothers, N. and A. Zeno, to the northern seas in the 14th century; comprising the latest known accounts of the lost colony of Greenland, and of the Northmen in America before Columbus. (Hakluyt society, vol. 50.) 1873.

Bolivia-Brazil-Chili-Colombia-Ecuador-Guiana

-Peru-South American Indians-etc.

de Acosta (J.). Natural and moral history of the Indies. (Hakluyt society, nos. 60, 61.) 1880.

Admiralty. South America pilot. 1885, etc.
Anson (George). Voyage round the world. 1767.

Ball (J.). Notes of a naturalist in South America. 1887.

American agriculturalist, for the farm, garden, and household [a periodical]. Vols. 29, and 37-54. Illus. 19 v. N.Y. 1870, 1878-94.

Yearly volumes to 1893 inclusive: two vols. for 1894. American almanac and treasury of facts, statistical, financial, and political, for the years 1880 and 1886-89. Hon. A. R. Spofford, ed. 5 v. 20 cm. N.Y. 1880-89. See Lapham (I. A.). Antiquities of Wisconsin, as surveyed and described on behalf of the A.A.S. 1855.

American antiquarian society:

American Indians

American historical association [afterwards incorporated, 4 Jan., 1889, as a branch of the Smithsonian Institution]. Papers of the A.H.A. Vol. 1, nos. 1-6. 3 v. 24 cm. N.Y. 1885-1886.

No. 1. Secretary's report for 1884 (H. B. Adams).

No. 2. Studies in general history (Andrew D. White).

No. 3. History of the appointing power of the President (Lucy M. Salmon).

No. 4. Louisiana purchase (Bishop C. F. Robertson).

No. 5. History and management of land grants for education

in the north-west territory (G. W. Knight).

No. 6. Secretary's report for 1885 (H. B. Adams).

Nos. 1, 2, 4, and 6 bound together: nos. 3 and 5 separately bound, and lettered with their titles.

[Reports.] Annual report of the A.H.A. for the year 1889.
25 cm.
Wa. 1890.

Report of the sixth annual meeting (H. B. Adams)-Recent
historical work in the colleges and universities of Europe and
America (C. K. Adams)-Spirit of historical research (James
Schouler)-Origin of the national, scientific, and educational
institutions of the U.S. (G. B. Goode)-Partial bibliography of
the published works of members of the A.H.A. (P. L. Ford).
For previous reports, see above, Papers of the A.H.A.
-] For 1891.

Report of the eighth annual meeting (H. B. Adams)-Causes which produced the Virginia of the revolutionary period (Hon. W. W. Henry)-Expenditures by foreign governments in behalf of history (Prof. J. F. Jameson)-U.S. and international arbitration (Prof. J. B. Moore)-Some recent discoveries concerning Columbus (C. K. Adams)-Lines of demarcation established by Pope Alexander VI. between Spanish and Portuguese fields of discovery and colonisation (Prof. E. G. Bourne)-Slavery in the territories (J. C. Welling)-Enforcement of the slave trade laws (W. B. B. Du Bois)-State sovereignty in Wisconsin (A. H. Sanford)-Earliest Texas (Mrs. L. C. Harby)-George William Leete, and the absorption of New Haven colony by Connecticut (Dr. B. C. Steiner)-Visitorial statutes of Andover seminary (Prof. S. E. Baldwin)-Some neglected characteristics of the New England Puritans (Prof. B. Wendell)-Henry Clay as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives (Mary P. Follett) Lord Lovelace and the second Canadian campaign, 1708-1710 (Gen. J. G. Wilson)-Commerce and industry of Florence during the Renaissance (Dr. W. B. Scaife)-Parliamentary government in Canada (J. G. Bourinot)-Bibliography of published writings of members of the A.H.A. for 1891 (A. H. Clark). 1892.

-] For 1892.

Summary of work done (H. B. Adams)-Copy of tracts relating to America, 17th and 18th cents., found in the Bodleian Library by Prof. Rogers-Some account of George Washington's library and MS. records (J. M. Toner)-Lotteries in American history (Hon. A. R. Spofford)-U.S. Provisional Court for Louisiana, 1862-65 (Judge C. A. Peabody) - Bibliography of published writings of members of the Association (A. H. Clark)-Bibliography of historical societies of the U.S. and Canada (A. P. C. Griffin).

-] For 1893.

Report of ninth annual meeting (H. B. Adams)-Inadequate recognition of diplomatists by historians (J. B. Angell)-Value of national archives (Mrs. Ellen H. Walworth)-American historical nomenclature (Hon. A. R. Spofford)-Definition of history (Col. W. P. Johnston)- Historical industries (J. Schouler) Historical method of writing the history of Christian doctrine (C. J. Little)-Requirements for the historical doctorate in America (E. Emerton)-First fugitive slave case of record in Ohio (Hon. W. H. Smith)-Present status of preColumbian discovery of America by Norsemen (Hon. J. P. Baxter-Prince Henry the navigator (E. G. Bourne)-Economic conditions of Spain in the 16th cent. (Bernard Moses)Union of Utrecht (Lucy M. Salmon)-English popular uprisings of the Middle Ages (George Kriehn)-Jefferson and the social compact theory (G. P. Fisher)-Relation of history to politics (Jesse Macy)-Early lead mining in Illinois and Wisconsin (R. G. Thwaites) - Significance of the frontier in American history (F. J. Turner)- Roger Sherman in the Federal convention (L. H. Boutell)-Historical significance of the Missouri compromise (J. A. Woodburn)-First legislative assembly in America (Hon. W. W. Henry)-Naturalisation in the English colonies of America (Cora Start) - Establishment of the first southern boundary of the U.S. (B. A. Hinsdale)-Historic policy of the U.S. as to annexation (S. E. Baldwin) Origin of the standing committee system in American legislative bodies (J. F. Jameson)-Gen. Joseph Martin and the war of the revolution in the west (S. B. Weeks)Annals of an historic town [i.e., Lawrence, Kansas] (F. W. Blackmar)-Contributions toward a bibliography of American history, 1888-92 (J. M. Vincent). 1894.

American humour. (T. C. Haliburton.) 1852.

American Indians. See, also, North American Indians—

South American Indians.

Dorman (R. M.). Origin of primitive superstitions, and the worship of spirits among the aborigines of

America. 1881.

American Indians

American Indians-contd.

Lang (J. D.), D.D. Origin and migrations of the Poly-
nesian nation. 1877.

Mallery (Garrick). Picture writing of the American
Indians.

In Tenth report (United States bureau of ethnology). 1893. Townshend (F. T.). Ten thousand miles of travel, sport, and adventure.

American instructors of the deaf and dumb. Pro-
ceedings of the seventh convention of American In-
tructors of the Deaf and Dumb, held at the Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, Indianapolis, Ind., 1870.
(Indiana institution.) 21 cm. Indianapolis. 1870.
See Poole (W. F.).
with the co-operation

American library association.
Index to periodical literature
of the A.L.A.

American literature [i.e., United States literature].

A. WORKS BY UNITED STATES AUTHORS.
Collections.

Stedman (E. C.) and E. M. Hutchinson.
American literature. 1889-90.

Fiction.

Library of

NOTE.-For American writers of fiction, see Appendix A, Fiction list.

Miscellaneous individual authors.

NOTE.-For the works of these, see the authors' names; and for lists of such authors, consult the works of Nichol, Richardson, and Tyler, for which see, below, the division Biography, history, and criticism; also the collection by E. C. Stedman and E. M. Hutchinson.

Periodicals and Newspapers.

[Bibliography.] Philadelphia centennial exhibition, 1876. Catalogue of newspapers.

NOTE.-The following American newspapers and periodicals are taken regularly by the library :

Arena- Century illustrated magazine

· Cosmopolitan

Ammianus Marcellinus

[The same.] Vol. 15, Dec. 1876. No. 96. Rhynchophora of America. (J. L. Le Conte.)

American science series: briefer course.

Walker (F. A.). Political economy. 1886.

American social science association. [Publications.] Competitive test and the civil service of states and cities. (E. M. Shepard.) 1884.

-] Single-tax discussion held at Saratoga, Sept. 5, 1890. (F. B. Sanborn.) 1890.

American statesman series. John T. Morse, jr., ed.

Adams, John Quincy. (J. T. Morse, jr.) 1883.
Adams, Samuel. (J. K. Hosmer.) 1885.
Benton, Thomas H. (T. Roosevelt.) 1887.
Calhoun, John C. (Dr. H. von Holst.) 1883.
Cass, Lewis. (A. C. McLaughlin.) 1891.
Clay, Henry. (C. Schurz.) 1887.
Franklin, Benjamin. (J. T. Morse, jr.) 1889.
Gallatin, Albert. (J. A. Stevens.) 1884.
Hamilton, Alexander. (H. C. Lodge.) 1883.
Jackson, Andrew. (W. G. Sumner.) 1883.
Jefferson, Thomas. (J. T. Morse, jr.) 1883.
Lincoln, Abraham. (J. T. Morse, jr.) 1893.
Marshall, John. (A. B. Magruder.) 1885.
Monroe, James. (D. C. Gilman.) 1883.
Randolph, John. (H. Adams.) 1883.

Van Buren, Martin. (E. M. Shepard.) 1889.
Washington, George. (H. C. Lodge.) 1889.
Webster, Daniel. (H. C. Lodge.) 1883.

Americanisms. Bartlett (J. R.). Dictionary of Americanisms. 1877.

Farmer (J. S.). Americanisms old and new.

1889.

Norton (C. L.). Political Americanisms: a glossary of terms and phrases current at different periods in American politics. 1890.

Reddall (H. F.).

Americans at home.

Fact, fancy, and fable. 1889. (T. C. Haliburton.) 1854.

bune-North American review-Puck-Scribner's inagazine.

Poetry.

NOTE. The library possesses, in separate form, works by the following:

T. B. Aldrich-Hattie Brown-W. C. Bryant--Will Carleton
-R. W. Emerson-B. Hathaway-O. W. Holmes the elder-
H. W. Longfellow-J. R. Lowell-C. H. Miller-E. A. Poe-J.
Bayard Taylor-W. Whitman-J. G. Whittier.

B. WORKS ABOUT THE LITERATURE.
Bibliography.

American catalogue, q.v.

Low (S.), and Co. American catalogue; or, English guide to American literature. 1856.

Trübner (N.). Trübner's bibliographical guide to American literature. 1859.

Biography, history, and criticism.

NOTE.-For names of United States authors about whom the Library contains separate biographies, see Appendix B, s.v. Authors: United States.-Lives of authors may often be found added to editions of their works. American men of letters [series], q.v. Nichol (John). American literature. 1882. Richardson (C. F.). American literature. 1888-89. Tyler (M. C.). History of American literature. 1879. American Lloyd's register . . . American and foreign shipping, standard surveys, and record of signal numbers .. 5 pts. in 1 vol. 27 x 22 cm. N.Y. 1870. American men of letters [series]. Charles Dudley Warner, ed. Cooper, J. Fenimore. (J. R. Lounsbury.) 1885. Emerson, Ralph Waldo. (O. W. Holmes the elder.) 1885. Fuller, Margaret. (T. W. Higginson.) 1886. Irving, Washington. (C. D. Warner.) 1882.

pation, and the progress of the catholic church in . England from 1771 to 1820. 2 v. 23 cm. L. 1886. Amherst (William Pitt), 1st Earl Amherst. [Works about.] Thackeray (Anne J.) and R. Evans. Lord Amherst and the British advance eastwards to Burma. 1894.

de Amicis (Edmondo). Constantinople. Translated from the seventh Italian edition by Caroline Tilton. Plates. 22 cm. N.Y. 1886.

Holland and its people. Caroline Tilton, tr. Vandyke edition. 22 cm. N.Y. 1890.

Morocco: its people and places. Caroline Rollin-Tilton, tr. 28 cm. L. [1882.]

Amiel (Henri-Frédéric). Fragments d'un journal intime. Précédés d'une étude par Edmond Scherer. Ed. 5. 2 v. 20 cm. Genève. 1887.

The half-title reads, "Euvres posthumes de H.-F. A." Journal intime. Translated, with an introduction and notes, by Mrs. Humphry Ward. 2 v. 19 cm. L. 1885. [The same another ed.] (Macmillan's colonial library.) 19 cm. L. 1889.

Amiens. Ruskin (J.). "Our fathers have told us." 1884.
Description of the cathedral of Amiens.

Ammon

Ammon, Astrologer. Ἐκ τοῦ ̓Αμμωνος καταρχῶν.

In Maximi et Ammonis . . . reliquiae. (Maximus Ephesius.) 1877.

Ammon (Jobst). See Amman (Jost).

Amyot (Thomas). Life of William Windham,

Anatomy

In Speeches in Parliament. (W. Windham.) 1812. and others, eds. Select collection of old plays. (R. Dodsley.) Vols. 19-22. 1853.

Dwarris.

Ravenstein (E. G.). Russians on the Amur. 1861. Tilley (H. A.). Japan, the Amoor, and the Pacific. 1861. Amos (Andrew), Professor at Cambridge, ed. Fortescue. De laudibus legum Angliae. [Eng. and Latin.] (Sir J. Fortescue.) 1825. Amos (Sheldon), Prof. at University College, London. Colonies and colonial governments.

In Discussions on colonial questions. (J. E. Jenkins.) 1872. Comparative survey of laws in force for the prohibition, regulation, and licensing of vice in England and other countries. With an appendix, giving the text of laws and police regulations as they now exist in England, in British dependencies, in the chief towns of continental Europe, and in other parts of the world; a concise narrative of the passing of the English statutes; and an historical account of English laws and legislation on the subject, from the earliest times to the present day. 24 cm. L. 1877. Bibliography at pp. xv., xvi.

Fifty years of the English constitution, 1830-1880. 19 cm.
L. 1880.

History and principles of the civil law of Rome. .. 23 cm.

L. 1883.

In Pamphlets: Contagious Diseases Acts, vol. 2.

In Anthologia lyrica. (T. Bergk.) 1868.
Works erroneously attributed to Anacreon.
Anacreontis Odaria
Accedunt variae lectiones curâ
Edvardi Forster. Ed. 2. Illus. 19 cm. L. 1813.
A collection of some sixty Greek odes commonly, but
erroneously, attributed to Anacreon.-Barnes' text.

[The same.] Anacreontis Teii quae vocantur Evμmoσιaкà
nuáμẞia ex Anthologiae Palatinae volumine altero nunc
Parisiensi post Henricum Stephanum et Josephum Spal-
letti tertium edita. Ed. 3. Valentine Rose, ed. (Biblio-
theca Teubneriana, vol. 8.) 18 cm. Lipsiae. 1868.
[The same.] Anacreontea.

In Anthologia lyrica. (T. Bergk.) 1864.
Anahuac. See Mexico.

L. 1883.

Systematic view of the system of jurisprudence. 23 cm.

L. 1872.

Amours of great men. (A. D. Vandam.) 1878.

Ampelius (Lucius). [Liber memorialis.]

In L. A. Florus cum notis integris Cl. Salmasii. (L. A. Florus.) 1660.

[The same another edition.]

In L. Annaeus Florus. Cl. Salmasius addidit Lucium Ampelium. (L. A. Florus.) 1664.

[The same: another edition.] Edward Woelfflin, ed. (Bibliotheca Teubneriana, vol. 104.) 18 cm. Lipsiae. 1854. Amphibia. British Museum: Zoology; Amphibia, q.v.

Lydekker (R.). Catalogue of fossil reptilia and amphibia in the Brit. Mus. 1888-89.

Amphisbaenians.

British Museum: Zoology; Reptiles. Catalogue of reptiles. Pt. 1., Tortoises, crocodiles, and amphisbaeníans. 1844.

Gray (J. E.). Catalogue of shield reptiles in the Brit. Mus. Pt. 2, Emydosaurians, rynchocephalia, and amphisbaenians. 1872.

Amsterdam. Havard (H.). Amsterdam.

In Capitales du monde. (F.-E.-J. de Coppée and others.) 1892. Amsterdam Island. Inhabitants of Amsterdam Island in the south seas, with some of their small vessels. [1762.] See Engravings.

Amundesham (Johannes). Annales monasteri S. Albani, a Johanne Amundesham, monacho, ut videtur, conscripti, (A.D. 1421–1440) quibus praefigitur chronicon rerum gestarum in monasterio S. Albani, (A.D. 1422–1431) a quodam auctore ignoto compilatum. (Chr. and mem., no. 28: Chronica monasterii S. Albani, no. 5.) H. T. Riley, ed. 2 v. Col. plate. 26 cm. L. 1870, 1871.

Amyntas [a drama]. (T. Randolph.) 1652.

See, also, Brain-Hands-Skeleton. Albinus (B. S.). Tables of the skeleton and muscles of the human body. 1749.

Crosby (A. B.), Dr. Anatomy of the violinist.

In Memoir of Ole Bull. (S. C. Bull.) 1886. Eustachi (B.). Compleat system of the blood-vessels and nerves. 1758.

Gray (H.). Anatomy descriptive and surgical. 1890. Humphrey (G. M.). Treatise on the human skeleton. 1858. Mivart (St. G.). Lessons in elementary anatomy. 1877.Quain (J.). Quain's elements of anatomy. 1867.

and W. J. E. Wilson. Muscles [etc.] of the human body. [Anatomical plates.] 1836, 1839. Sibson (F.). Collected works. 1881.

Willis (T.). Thomae Willis opera omnia. 1682.

Comparative.

See, also, Frog-Vertebrata.

Aristoteles. De partibus animalium [Greek]. 1868.