Bulletin /

Separately cataloged in LC after Mar. 1958.

Register and manual /

Title varies slightly.

Message to the General Assembly.

Mode of access: Internet.

Biennial report of the Adjutant General.

Vols. for <1970/1972-1985-1986> have title: Biennial report.

Civil defense plan.

Vols. for 1944, 1950 are loose-leaf.

Memorandum.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the Adjutant General.

Description based on: 1916/1918.

The orphans of Normandy, or, Florentin and Lucie /

Includes publisher's advertisement on back cover.

The statutes at large of South Carolina /

Vols. 1-5 edited by Thomas Cooper; 6-10 by David J. McCord.

Letters from the East and from the West.

"The 'Letters from the East, or the valley of the Connecticut river,' were first published in the National intelligencer."--Pref. note.

A history of Philadelphia : with a notice of villages, in the vicinity containing a correct account of the city improvements, up to the year 1839; also, the state of society, in relation to science, religion, and morals; with an historical account of the military operations of the late war, including the names of over two thousand patriotic officers, and citizen soldiers. In 1812,-13, & 14.

Principally muster-rolls of Pennsylvania troops, reprinted from A brief sketch of the military operations on the Delaware during the late war: together with a copy of the muster-rolls of the several volunteer-corps which composed the Advance light brigade ... Philadelphia, 1820.

Memoirs of Simeon Wilhelm, a native of the Susco country, West Africa; who died at the house of the Church Missionary Society, London, Aug. 29, 1817; aged 17 years. Together with some accounts of the superstitions of the inhabitants of West Africa.

Subsequently published under title: Life of Simeon Wilhelm.

Trial by a court martial of Lieut. Col. Grenville Temple Winthrop on charges preferred against him by Adjutant Gen. William H. Sumner, in pursuance of orders from his Excellency Levi Lincoln, governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

"Charges of disobedience of orders, neglect of duty, and unmilitary and unofficer like conduct."--p. 1.

An oration pronounced at the request of the Washington Light Infantry Company in Newburyport, July 24, 1822, in commemoration of the company's twenty-second anniversary.

Mode of access: Internet.

Theology; explained and defended in a series of sermons;

Memoir by his son Sereno E. Dwight.