Princeton guide; Federal writers' project (Illinois) Works progress administration.

"George V. Martin ... wrote the text ... Catherine O'Brien ... made the drawings."--Foreword.

Backward glances at old Rochester,

"Records and recollections of the Rochester family"-- Foreword.

Joshua William Caldwell. A memorial volume, containing his biography, writings and addresses,

Foreword.-- Biographical sketch [by H.H. Ingersoll and G.F. Mellen]-- Civil war reminiscences.-- The transcendental movement.-- The South in the revolution.-- Goldsmith.-- Puritan races and Puritan living.-- Changing customs.-- East Tennessee in state history.-- The song of the automobile.-- Last days of Andrew Jackson.-- Unchastity in fiction.-- Thomas Carlyle.-- The South is American.-- Thoreau, the nature-lover.-- Literature and life of a people.-- An epic of the Knoxville bar.-- Calhoun the statesman.-- Tennessee, past and present.-- Athanasius.-- The Tater-bug parson.-- The bar of the South.-- John Bell of Tennessee.-- The chronicle of 1907.-- Notes critical and explanatory.

The padre on horseback; a sketch of Eusebio Francisco Kino, S.J., apostle to the Pimas,

Author's inscribed copy to Mrs. McDuffie

Increase Mather, his works; being a short-title catalogue of the published writings that can be ascribed to him,

"From our bibliography of his [Increase Mather's] works, now in the press."--Foreword signed: The William Gwinn Mather Library, T. J. H.

Vikings of the Pacific; the adventures of the explorers who came from the West, eastward; Bering, the Dane; the outlaw hunters of Russia; Benyowsky, the Polish pirate; Cook and Vancouver, the English navigators; Gray of Boston, the discoverer of the Columbia; Drake, Ledyard, and other soldiers of fortune on the west coast of America.

"The contents of this volume appeared serially in Leslie's monthly, Outing, and Harper's magazine." - Foreword.

Twenty years of the Omar Khayyám club of America, 1921.

"The Rosemary press edition. 1921. ... 225 copies numbered 1R to 225R, reserved for the Rosemary Press, of which one hundred and twenty-five copies are for distribution to libraries. This is number 52R.

Historical material,

"The latter half of the volume contains four privately printed papers."--Editor's foreword, signed: Adelaide Underhill.

The Russian offensive, being the third volume of "Field notes from the Russian front," embracing the period from June 5th to Sept. 1st, 1916,

American edition (Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & Company) has title: The Russian advance.

Trinity /

"Contains almost all the original text previously published as LA-1012"--Foreword.

Lord Jeffery Amherst, a soldier of the king,

The life of Amherst as revealed in his recently discovered correspondence. cf. Foreword.

Little Mexico.

At head of title: By William Spratling, with portraits and decorations by the author, foreword by Diego Rivera.

The speeches of the Hon. Hugh C. Wallace, American ambassador to France, 1919-1921,

Added t.-p. in French; French and English on opposite pages.

Vichy; two years of deception,

"First printing."

Epochs of Chinese & Japanese art, an outline history of East Asiatic design.

"Printed in England."