The new American practical navigator : being an epitome of navigation; containing all the tables necessary to be used with the Nautical almanac, in determining the latitude and the longitude by lunar observations; and keeping a complete reckoning at sea ... The whole exemplified in a journal kept from Boston to Madeira ... With an appendix, containing methods of calculating eclipses of the sun and moon, and occultations of the fixed stars /

Campbell 10. First issue with plates dated 1826.

Letter from a gentleman in Boston to a Unitarian clergyman of that city.

Buff printed paper cover.

An address, delivered on the evening of the day appointed by the city of Boston for the commemoration of the death of President Harrison : before the Twelfth ward of the city /

Mode of access: Internet.

King's hand-book of Boston.

Folded plan attached inside back cover.

The Boston public Latin school.

Mode of access: Internet.

An autobiography: being passages from a life now progressing in the city of Boston, an interest in which is not excited simply because founded on fact, but that the incidents therein related are themselves the facts.

Published in 1873 under titles: "I told you so; or, An autobiography", by Mrs. T. Narcisse Doubtney, and "Marrying a moustache; or, An autobiography", by the same.

The Prize book. of the Publick Latin School in Boston.

No.I: 1820; no.II: 1821; no.III: 1822; no.IV: 1823; no.V: 1824; no.VI: 1826.

American Unitarianism : or, a brief history of "The progress and present state of the Unitarian churches in America" : compiled from documents and information communicated by the Rev. James Freeman, D. D. and William Wells, Jun. Esq. of Boston, and from other Unitarian gentlemen in this country /

Extracted from the author's "Memoirs of the life of the Reverend Theophilus Lindsey" printed in London, 1812, and now published for the benefit of the Christian churches in this country without note or alteration.