Report of Gersham Powers, agent and keeper of the state prison at Auburn.

Mode of access: Internet.

History of the war in the Peninsula, under Napoleon; to which is prefixed a view of the political and military state of the four belligerent powers.

The work was not completed; ends with the capitulation of Junot in Portugal.

The charter of the city of New York, with notes thereon. Also, A treatise on the powers and duties of the mayor, aldermen, and assistant aldermen, and the Journal of the city convention.

Mode of access: Internet.

A grammar of music : to which are prefixed observations explanatory of the properties and powers of music as a science and of the general scope and object of the work /

Mode of access: Internet.

Duties and powers of boards of adjustment in Bergen County.

Mode of access: Internet.

Analytic elocution; an analysis of the powers of the voice, for the purpose of expression in speaking.

Mode of access: Internet.

The war powers of the Preident,

Mode of access: Internet.

The separation of governmental powers : in history, in theory, and in the constitutions / by William Bondy.

Includes bibliographical references.

The temple of the rosy cross : the soul: its powers, migrations, and transmigrations.

Mode of access: Internet.

The American Constitution; the national powers, the rights of the states, the liberties of the people; Lowell institute lectures, delivered at Boston, October-November, 1907,

Mode of access: Internet.

Anson Burlingame and the first Chinese mission to foreign powers /

Bibliography: p. 359-366.

Practice book, Leland Powers school.

Mode of access: Internet.

The philosophy of the active and moral powers of man.

Mode of access: Internet.

The art of creation; essays on the self and its powers.

"Chapter II ... was originally given as an address. Chapters VIII and IX on "ʻThe godsʼ ... were published as an article in the Hibbert journal for Jan. 1904."

A treatise on the passions and affections of the mind, philosophical, ethical, and theological. In a series of disquisitions, in which are traced, the moral history of man, in his pursuits, powers, and motives of action, and the means of obtaining permanent well-being and happiness.

Half-titles, also special title-pages; v. 1: An ethical treatise on the passions ... Bath, 1810. v. 2: Ethical questions; or, Speculations on the principal subjects of controversy in moral philosophy ... London, 1817. v. 3: An ethical treatise on the passions ... Bath, 1807. v. 4: Theological disquisitions ... London, 1812. v. 5: A theological disquisition, on the characteristic excellencies of Christianity ... London, 1813.