The elements of the true arithmetic of infinites : In which all the propositions in the arithmetic of infinites invented by Dr. Wallis, relative to the summation of infinite series : and, also, the principles of the doctrine of fluxions are demonstrated to be false : and the nature of infinitesimals is unfolded /

Mode of access: Internet.

Alfred Tennyson, how to know him.

Mode of access: Internet.

Free Cuba; her oppression, struggle for liberty, history, and present condition, with the Causes and justification of the present war for independence.

Mode of access: Internet.

Freedom of speech /

Includes index.

The right to exist : a report on our endangered wildlife.

Caption title.

What readers want to know /

A portion of information in the department known as "What readers want to know" in the Indiana farmer's guide. cf. Pref.

A grammatical corrector, or, Vocabulary of the common errors of speech ... peculiar to the different states of the union /

Mode of access: Internet.

S.O.S., slips of speech and how to avoid them, with an introduction from John Ruskin's "Sesame and lilies";

Mode of access: Internet.

The illustrated stock doctor and live-stock encyclopædia, including horses, cattle, sheep, swine and poultry ... facts concerning the various breeds ... and general care, and all diseases to which they are subject, the causes, how to know, and what to do.

First edition published in 1880.

Hygiene the optometrist ought to know,

Mode of access: Internet.

Diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis : what you need to know.

"DTP 10/15/91."--P. 10.

Everything you ever wanted to know about state taxes : House Republican Committee Staff report /

Mode of access: Internet.

Reporting elder abuse : what professionals need to know.

"IL-402-1023"--Colophon.

Memoirs of the life and religious experience of Ray Potter : published with a design to magnify the grace of God in shewing mercy to the chief of sinners, and to illustrate the clorious doctrines of the gospel, by giving a circumstancial account of the travel of the author's mind, into that view of the doctrine of Christ, which he considers to be the truth, the subject being generally treated argumentatively, with frequent doctrinal inferences drawn from experience /

"Letter to Lorenzo Dow [on Freemasonry]": 14 p. at end.

A series of letters addressed to Rev. Hosea Ballou of Boston : being a vindication of the doctrine of a future retribution against principal arguments used by him, Mr. Balfour, and others /

Mode of access: Internet.