Todd's Johnson's dictionary of the English language in miniature. To which is added a copious vocabulary of Greek, Latin, and scriptural proper names: divided into syllables, and accentuated for pronunciation.

Added engraved title-page, "The young lady's and gentleman's pocket dictionary. Phila., D. Thomas and Co."

Scenes, incidents, and adventures in the Pacific Ocean; or, The islands of the Australasian seas, during the cruise of the clipper Margaret Oakley under Capt. Benj. Morrell ...

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An historical and topographical description of Chelsea and its environs; interspersed with biographical anecdotes of illustrious and eminent persons who have resided in Chelsea during the three preceding centuries.

Mode of access: Internet.

A musical biograhy: or Sketches of the lives and writings of eminent musical characters. Interspersed with an epitome of interesting musical matter.

"The Logierian system": p. [209]-211; "Maelzel's metronome": p. 212-215; "Church music": p. 217-250.

Scotland of to-day,

The evolution of the Scot.--The kirk and its story.--Education in school and college.--The law and the lawyers.--Architecture, ecclesiastical and other.--Painting and painters.--Literature.--"Edina, Scotia's darling seat."--The kingdom of Fife.--In Lothian fields.--The Lothian shore.--The city of St. Mungo.--The Clyde.--Burns and the Burns country.--The legend of the Covenant.--Yarrow and Traquair.--The Border and the Solway.--Stirling and Perth.--Dundee.--The Granite city.--A highland survey.--A note on Caithness.--Round the islands.--Sports and pastimes.--Music, old and new.--Scots food.--Scots drink.--Scots wit and humour.--The Scot abroad and the stranger in Scotland.

An Anglo-Saxon dictionary, based on the manuscript collections of the late Joseph Bosworth ...

Issued in 3 parts, 1908-21.

Jean Rotrou's Saint Genest and Venceslas;

Bibliography: p. 403-413.

La société française au dix-septième siècle;

"List of works to be consulted": p.xlvii-lvii.Contents.--L'Hotel de Rambouillet.--Mademoiselle de Scudery et les femmes savantes.--Les precieuses.--Les regles de la civilte.--Notes.

The reformation of the nineteenth century; a series of historical sketches dealing with the rise and progress of the religious movement inaugurated by Thomas and Alexander Campbell, from its origin to the close of the nineteenth century.

Introduction.--Loos, C. L. Introductory period.--Tyler, B. B. Period of organization.--Moore, W. T. The turbulent period.--Grafton, T. W. The transition period.--Smith, B. L. Period of revival of home missions.--McLean, A. The period of foreign missions.--White, L. A. Period of woman's work.--Garrison, J. H. Lessons from our past.

The Encyclopedia americana; a general dictionary of the arts and sciences, literature, history, biography, geography, etc., of the world; editor-in-chief, Frederick Converse Beach ... managing editor, Forrest Morgan ... assistant editors, Nathan Haskell Dole ... Edward Thomas Roe ... Thomas Campbell Copeland ...

On t.-p. of v. 8-15 : Managing editor, George Edwin Rines, editor and translator; v. 16 : Managing editor, George Edwin Rines.

Discourse, historical of St. Thomas Church, Taunton, delivered afternoon of Easter-day, 1844.

Mode of access: Internet.

Diary of Captain Thomas Rodney, 1776-1777. With an introduction.

"Read before the Historical Society of Delaware ... January 2, 1877."

Sarah Campbell

Joshua Reynolds; 4 ft. 2 15/64 in.x 3 ft. 4 in.; oil on canvas