A natural history of birds : the most of which have not hitherto been figured or described ... : this part exhibits the representations of fifty-nine birds ... : part III /

Forma parte de la obra completa: "A natural history of uncommon birds, and of some other rare and undescribed animals ..."

A natural history of birds : the most of which have not hitherto been figured or described ... : containing de representations of thirty-nine birds ... sixteen cooper-plates, which the figures of many curious ... anmals ... : part IV /

Forma parte de la obra completa: "A natural history of uncommon birds, and of some other rare and undescribed animals ..."

A natural history of the most remarkable quadrupeds, birds, fishes, serpents, reptiles, and insects /

v. 1 (viii, 224 p.) : v. 2 (viii, 256 p.)

A view of South America and Mexico, comprising their history, the political condition, geography, agriculture, commerce, &c. of the republics of Mexico, Guatemala [!], Colombia, Peru, the United provinces of South America and Chile, with a complete history of the revolution, in each of these independent states.

A later edition, with additions, was published at Hartford, 1839, under title: History of South America and Mexico ... By Hon. John M. Niles.

The History of the pirates, : containing the lives of those noted pirate captains, Mission, Bowen, Kidd, Tew, Halsey, White, Condent, Bellamy, Fly, Howard, Lewis, Cornelius, Williams, Burgess, North, and their several crews. : Also, and account of the piracies and cruelties of John Augur, William Cunningham, Dennis Mackarthy, William Dowling, William Lewis, Thomas Morris, George Bendall, and William Ling, who were tried, condemned, and executed at Nassau, New Providence, on the tenth of December, 1718. : To which is added, a correct account of the late piracies committed in the West Indies; and the expedition of Commodore Porter.

Later editions published under title: The history of the lives and bloody exploits of the most noted pirates.

The history of the Puritans; or, Protestant non-conformists; from the reformation in 1517, to the revolution in 1688; comprising an account of their principles; their attempts for a farther reformation in the church, their sufferings, and the lives and characters of their most considerable divines.

"Supplement, containing a sketch of the history of the Baptist and Quakers": v. 3, p. [329]-477.

The history of the Christian religion and the church during the three first centuries,

II. The history of Christian sects and doctrines, and an account of the chief fathers of the church.

A view of South America and Mexico : comprising their history, the political condition, geography, agriculture, commerce, &c. of the republics of Mexico, Guatemala, Columbia, Peru, the united provinces of South America and Chile, with a complete history of the revolution in each of these independent states /

1839 ed. published under title : History of South America and Mexico.

Narrative and critical history of America /

"Pre-Columbian explorations": v. 1, p. 59-132.

A history of Virginia : from its discovery and settlement by Europeans to the present time /

Imprint of v. 2: Richmond : Drinker and Morris, 1848.

Lectures on the history of England.

No more published. In 1869 the author issued his "History of the life and times of Edward the Third" as, in a certain sense, a continuation of this work, although, being composed on a different plan, it is really a seperate and independant work. cf. Pref. to his History of ... Edward the Third.

A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire.

Description based on: 7th ed. (1843).

Researches into the physical history of mankind.

On t.-p. of v. 3: vol. III.-pt. 1.

Remarks of Mr. Webster and Mr. Wright, on the president's message, the finances, and the debts of the nation. In Senate, December 16, 1840.

Bound with: G̲ouge, W.M. A short history of paper-money and banking in the United States. 1840.--A̲ppleton, Nathan. Remarks on currency and banking. 1841.--Ṯilden, S.J. Speech ... on currency, prices and wages. [1840?]--Ṉew York (City) Recorder's court. Testimony relating to the great election frauds of 1838. 1840.--W̲right, Silas. Speech ... on the permanent prospective pre-emption bill, delivered in Senate U.S. January 27, 1841. 1841.

The history of England /

"Sir James Mackintosh had proceeded to the 201st page of the third volume of his History of England, when literature...[was] deprived of him by his...death."--Advertisement, v.3, p. [v.] The work was completed by W. Wallace and R. Bell.