Disputatio medica inauguralis de variolis ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Archibald Marshall : a realistic novelist /

Bibliography: p. 57.

A dictionary of the Bible, comprising its antiquities, biography, and natural history.

v.1. A-Juttah.--v.2. Kabzeel-Red-heifer.--v.3. Red-Sea-Zuzims.

Seaside Divinity /

Later editions of this work have title: The sea-side naturalist.

Essays :

Ordered south (1874) -- On the enjoyment of unpleasant places (1874) -- Walking tours (1876) -- Virginibus puerisque. -- An apology for idlers (1877) -- Æs triplex (1878) -- Walt Whitman (1878) -- Crabbed age and youth (1878) -- Henry David Thoreau (1880) -- Samuel Pepys (1881) -- Talk and talkers (1882) -- A gossip on romance (1882) -- The character of dogs (1883) -- A note on realism (1883) -- A humble remonstrance (1884) -- Old mortality (1884) -- The manse (1887) -- A college magazine (1887) -- Books which have influenced me (1887) -- The lantern bearers (1888) -- Pulvis et umbra (1888)

Biographical annals of the Hebrew nation, from the antediluvian period to the destruction of Jerusalem by Titus,

Mode of access: Internet.

Some remarks on the probable consequences of establishing a general registry of births and legalizing the registration of dissenters' baptisms.

Mode of access: Internet.

Fellow of infinite jest;

Mode of access: Internet.

Anleitung zum rationellen betriebe der ernte,

Mode of access: Internet.

A practical treatise on the diseases of the eye /

"With one hundred and seventy-five illustrations."

A paper on the Militia, presented to the Hon. James Barbour, Secretary of War, in November, 1826.

Mode of access: Internet.

Natural history, general and particular,

vol. 9 lacks edition statement.

Report on the state of education in Bengal. Published by the order of government.

Mode of access: Internet.

Lectures on revivals of religion;

Bruntjen 14819.

A sermon preached in the Second Presbyterian Church, Albany, Sabbath evening, May 11, 1834 : and repeated by special request, on the ensuing Tuesday evening in the Second Reformed Dutch Church, in behalf of the Polish exiles lately arrived in this country /

"Whatever profits may arise from the sale of this discourse, will be applied for the relief of the Polish exiles."