The cattle trade of western Canada; special report

At head of title: Dominion of Canada. Department of agriculture. Branch of the live stock commissioner

The Mississippi bubble; how the star of good fortune rose and set and rose again,

Mode of access: Internet.

淡崖遺稿

Mode of access: Internet.

Men of the Covenant;

Mode of access: Internet.

L'architecture,

Includes bibliographies.

The belle of New York : a musical comedy in two acts /

Library's copy imperfect: all after p. 212 wanting.

The way to the West, and the lives of three early Americans, Boone--Crockett--Carson,

Mode of access: Internet.

Remarks and collections of Thomas Hearne.

Vols. I-III edited by C. E. Doble; vols. IV-V, by D. W. Rannie; vols. VI-VIII edited under the superintendence of the committee of the Oxford Historical Society; vols. IX-XI edited by H. E. Salter.

The animals of Australia; mammals, reptiles and amphibians,

Mode of access: Internet.

The passing of the frontier; a chronicle of the Old West.

"Bibliographical note": p. 175-178.

El morrongo : entremes lirico, cuasi parodia /

On cover: Sociedad de Autores Espanoles.

Rediscovery of Leptaxis vetusta (Morelet & Drouet, 1857), a subfossil land snail from the Quaternary of Santa Maria (Azores)

During a recent field work on the southern coast of the island of Santa Maria (Azores) a bulk sample of 37 shells and 25 fragments of Leptaxis vetusta was assembled from Late Pleistocene and Holocene slope deposits outcropping in the area. These specimens are the first of this rare subfossil species to be mentioned since the original descriptions of Arthur Morelet and Henri Drouet (1857). The purposes of our paper are a systematic and biometric description of L. vestuta. For the first time, the original type: locality was localized with accuracy over the southern downslopes of Pico do Facho, between Figueiral and Prainha. The subfossil specimens were collected in slope deposits and detritic fans, overlying a fossiliferous marine deposit situated over the 2-3 m abrasion platform of Praia and Prainha bay. The age and factors associated to the extinction of this species are discussed, including the destruction of the original laurel cover and the colonization by Otala lactea (Muller, 1774), a continental helicid introduced and widespread in Santa Maria.

Médaille commémorant la construction de la cathédrale de Marseille / E.A. Oudiné

Ancien possesseur : Labrouste, Henri (1801-1875)