New favorite cooking receipts of the Shakers and illustrated almanac for '83 and '84 : the story of an accidental discovery.

Cf. Richmond, M.L.H. Shaker lit., 21.

A guide to the resources of the American antiquarian society : a national library of American history.

"Resources for the story of the history and literature of western hemisphere."

Picket and the pen; the Pat Gorman story,

Includes bibliography.

Gung ho! The story of the Chinese cooperatives.

Title also in Chinese on cover.

The story of Faust /

Mode of access: Internet.

Personal recollections and observations of General Nelson A. Miles, embracing a brief view of the Civil War; or, From New England to the Golden gate, and the story of his Indian campaigns, with comments on the exploration, development and progress of our great western empire;

A campaign against Apaches [1885-86] (Captain Maus' narrative): p. 450-471.

A century of public teacher education; the story of the State teachers colleges as they evolved from the normal schools,

On spine: Public teacher education.

The story of half a century, 1877-1927.

"... a compilation of reports, stories, pictures and special studies that have appeared in the Guernsey breeders' journal ..."

Dolly's new shoes, and some of the places they went to. A story for very little folks.

Mode of access: Internet.

Prince Schamyl's wooing : a story of the Caucasus-Russo-Turkish War /

Advertisements on p. [1]-[2] and on p. [1]-[6] at end.

Confessional, and other American plays,

Confessional.-The villain in the piece.-According to Darwin.-A question of morality.-The beautiful story.

Princes' favors: a story of love, war and politics.

Mode of access: Internet.

Stories by American authors.

v. 6. The village convict, by C. H. White. The Denver express, by A. A. Hayes. The misfortunes of Bro' Thomas Wheatley, by Lina R. Fairfax. The heartbreak cameo, by L. W. Champney. Miss Eunice's glove, by A. Webster. Brother Sebastian's friendship, by H. Frederic.--v. 7. The bishop's vagabond, by Octave Thanet. Lost, by E. Bellamy. Kirby's coals of fire, by Louise Stockton. Passages from the journal of a social wreck, by Margaret Floyd. Stella Grayland, by J. T. McKay. The image of San Donato, by Virginia W. Johnson.--v. 8. The brigade commander, by J. W. De Forest. Split zephyr, by H. A. Beers. Zerviah Hope, by Elizabeth S. Phelps. The life-magnet, by A. A. Adee. Osgood's predicament, by Elizabeth D. B. Stoddard.--v. 9. Marse Chan, by T. N. Page. Mr. Bixby's Christmas visitor, by C. S. Gage. Eli, by C. H. White. Young Strong of "The Clarion," by Milicent W. Shinn. How old Wiggins wore ship, by Captain R. T. Coffin. "--mas has come," by L. Kip.--v. 10. Pancha, by T. A. Janvier. The ablest man in the world, by E. P. Mitchell. Young Moll's peevy, by C. A. Stephens. Manmat'ha, by C. De Kay. A daring fiction, by H. H. Boyesen. The story of two lives, by Julia Schayer.

Bankers and bootlegges; the story of William Caine Davidson,

"The story is of ... an American born citizen, who endeavored to bring to the attention of our government startling connection, between bankers and wholesale rum-runners operating on the Pacific coast and other parts of the country."--Pref.

Telling America's story abroad :

Mode of access: Internet.