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Co-operation. Holyoake, G. J. History of c. in Rochdale 2-721 - See Courtauld, G. Advantages of equitable associations 2-625

Co-operative stores; their history, organization, and management; based on the recent German work of E. Richter; with amendments specially adapted for U. S. N. Y., 1867 2-624 Co-operator; a monthly record of co-operative progress by workingmen. Ed. by H. Pitman. L., 1860-4. 4 v. 8o 2-941 Coopland, R. M. Lady's escape from Gwalior; and life in the fort of Agra during the mutinies of 1857. L., 1859 28b-312 Coos-coo-soo. Fort, G. Letters from Tangier 28-431 Coote, C. General view of the agriculture and manufactures of the King's county, with observations on the means of their improvement. Dub., 1801. 8° 27b-928 History of modern Europe, and a view of the progress of society from the peace of Paris in 1763 to the treaty of Amiens, 1802; a continuation of Dr. Russell's history. Ph., 1811. 8°. 27-3382

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Statistical survey of the county of Cavan. Dub., 1802. 80 Statistical survey Dub., 1801. 8° Coote, H. C. A neglected fact in English history. L., 1864

of the county of Monaghan. 27-927

27-291

Coote, R. H. Law of mortgage. Ph., 1837

v. 18 of 2-55 Same; with notes and references to American cases. Ph., 1850. 8°. v. 69 of 2-55 Cope, G. Record of the Cope family as established in America by Oliver Cope. Ph., 1861. 8° 30-2373 Cope, T. P. Speech on banks and currency. Ph., 1838. 8° pph. 2-622 Copcutt, F. Leaves from a bachelor's book of life 18-748

1866

Copeland, R. M. Country life; a hand-book of agriculture, horticulture; and landscape gardening. B., 1859. 8° 4-103 Same; fifth edition. B., 4-103a · Copies of original letters from the army of General Bonaparte in Egypt, intercepted by the fleet under Lord Nelson; with an authentic narrative of the proceedings of his majesty's squadron under Lord Nelson, from its sailing from Gibraltar to the conclusion of the glorious battle of the Nile. Dub., 1801. 80 27a-3594

Hall, B. Voyage to west coast of Corfe, G. Physiognomy of diseases. L., 1849. 4°

Corfe, R. T. Principles of harmony and thoroughbass. B., n. d. 80 5-1126 Corkran, J. F. History of the national constituent assembly. L., 1849. 2 v.

Corinne. Mme de Staël-Holstein
Corinne; or, Italy. Mad. de Stael
Corinthians, epistles to. Barnes, A.

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Notes on

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Calvin, J. Commentary on Chrysoston, St. J. Homilies on Hodge, C. Exposition of Robertson, F. W. Lectures on Cormenin, L. M. de la Haye, vicomte de. Complete history of the popes of Rome, including the history of saints, martyrs, fathers of the church, religious orders, cardinals, inquisitions, schisms, and the great reformers. Ph., 1851. 2 v. 80 32-340 Orators of France: by Timon. Transl. by a member of the N. Y. bar. Ed. by G. H. Colton. N. Y., 1847 22-626

Corn. See Indian corn.
Corn laws. Peel, Sir R. Repeal of the
Platt, J. C. History of British c.

9-336

6-344

Piggot, A. S. Chemistry and metallurgy of c.

6-393

See Metallurgy; Mining.

Coppet et Weimar. See Lenormant.

Copping, E. Alfieri and Goldoni: their lives and

adventures. L., 1857

30-1049

Aspects of Paris. L., 1858

27b-649

Copway, G. Running sketches of men and places in England, France, Germany, Belgium, and Scotland. N. Y., 1851 27b-248

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Wilson, J. Influence of Corn trade. Torrens, R. Essay on Corneille, P. Le Cid-Tragédie.

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Horace Tragédie. Leipzig, 1855

History of China and India, pictorial and descriptive. L., n. d. 8° 28-87 History of England; from the earliest period to the present time. Adapted to youth. L., n. d. 27-294 History of France; from the earliest period to the present time. Adapted for youth. L., n. d. 27-1657 History of Greece; from the earliest period to the Roman conquest, with a sketch of its modern history to the present time. Adapted for youth. L., n. d.

27a-3103

History of Ireland; for youth, schools, and families. L., n. d. 27a-1422

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COSETTE.

Cornwallis, K. Sackville St. Lawrence; an auto

Two journeys to Japan, 1856,7. L., 1859. 2 v. 28b-368 Cornyn, John K. Dick Wilson, the rumseller's victim 18-749

Corporations. Grant, J. Law of v. 82 of 2-55 Porter, J. M. The right to annul charters 2-622 Corps universal diplomatique du droit des gens. J. Dumont

Corpulence. Banting, W. Letter on

34-4965

10-789

10-506

10-789

Brillat-Savarin, A. Hand-book of dining

Harvey, J. How to get fat

Wadd, W. Comments on corpulency 108-68 Correggio, A. Allegri. Coxe, W. Sketch of the

32-5

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Account of

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Forrester, T.

Rambles in

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Frederic, Col.

Memoirs of C.

29a-239

Gregorovius, F.

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Small books on great subjects. From the 2d Lond. ed. Ph., 1847. 3 v. 33-64

Vol. I.-Philosophical theories, etc., by a Pariah; The connection between physiology and intellectual philosophy; Man's power over himself to control insanity, by J. Barlow; Introduction to practical organic chemistry. Vol. II.-Brief view of Greek philosophy; Christian doctrines in the second century; An exposition of common errors, by Thomas Brown redivivus. Vol. III.-Vegetable physiology; Criminal law; Christian sects of the nineteenth century; General principles of grammar.

Cornwallis, C., 1st Marquis of.

Corsican brothers.

Alex. Dumas

Corson, Caroline. Soirées littéraires. salon. Ph., 1863

Corson, H. Elocutionary manual; selections from English and American literature; with an introductory essay on the study of literature, and on vocal culture. Ph., 1865 33-597 Corson, J. W. Loiterings in Europe; or, sketches of travel in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Prussia, Great Britain, and Ireland; with observations on European charities and medical institutions. N. Y., 1848 27-140 Cortambert, E. Cours de géographie, physique, politique, et historique. 3me ed. P., 1859 34-3168 Cortes, H. Despatches of the conqueror of Mexico addressed to the Emperor Charles V; written during the conquest, and containing a narrative of its events; trans. by G. Folsom. N. Y., 1843. 8°

Kurtz, J. H. Bible and astronomy

See Creation; Earth; Genesis; Geology; Man. Cosmophonography. Fauvel-Gouraud, F. 22-95 Cosmos. A. von Humboldt .

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Cosmos; Revue encyclopédique hebdomadaire des progrès des sciences. v. 1863-7. P. 8° 34-4696 Costa, J. Gopsill's Pennsylvania state business directory; containing names and addresses of merchants, manufacturers, professional men, and over 70,000 farmers; with an appendix. Jersey City, 1865,6. 8° 25-156 Gopsill's Philadelphia city and business directory for 1867,8. 8° 25-157 Costa, M. Eli; an oratorio. Words selected and written by Wm. Bartholomew. B. 8° 5-793 Costa Pereira Furtado de Mendonça, H. J. de. Nar

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Costal l'Indien. G. Ferry Costello, L. S. Jacques Cour, the French argonaut, and his times. L., 1847. 8° 27-1658 Memoirs of eminent Englishwomen. L., 1844. 4 v. 8°

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Specimens of the early poetry of France, from the time of the troubadours and trouveres to the reign of Henri Quatre. L., 1835 23–56 Tour to and from Venice, by the Vaudois and the Tyrol. L., 1846. 8° 27-72

Costello, D. Holidays with hobgoblins, and talk of strange things 18-753

Tour through the valley of the Meuse, with the legends of the Walloon country and the Ardennes. L., 1846. 8° 27-220 Doctrine of courts of equity v. 22 of 2-55

Costs. Beames, J.

18-756 L., 1850 23-533

Reminiscences of S. T. Coleridge and Robert 30-109

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Costume in Portugal and Spain

Regal and ecclesiastical antiquities 27-4047 See Dress; Fashion; Hats; Shoes.

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Cotsell, G. Treatise on ships' anchors. L., 1856 6-583

Cotta, B. von. Geology and history: a popular exposition of all that is known of the earth and its inhabitants in the pre-historic times. L., 1865 9-313 Cottage bee-keeper; or, suggestions for the management of apiaries. N. Y., 1851 Cottage evenings; Workingman's companion

4-54

33-458

White, G. S. History of

Cotton manufacture of Dacca, in Bengal.

Cotton spinners in Glasgow. Swinton, A. Report

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2-290 18-3661

Cotton stealing Coues, S. E. Outlines of a system of mechanical philosophy: a research into the laws of force. B., 1851 11-91 Coultas, H. The plant: an illustration of the organic life of the animal. Ph., 1855 9-86 Principles of botany, as exemplified in the cryp togamia. Ph., 1853

9-28

Principles of botany, as exemplified in the phanerogamia. Ph., 1854 What may be learned from a tree. 80

9-29 Ph., 1859.

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Countess of Rudolstadt. Mad. Dudevant
Counting-house companion. B. F. Foster
Country curate. G. R. Gleig
Country gentleman, the. By "Scrutator."

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Country girls, letters to. J. G. Swisshelm 33-241
Country house; containing the poultry yard, the
piggery, the ox, and the dairy. L., 1854

Country love vs. city flirtation. H. T. Sperry
23-818
Country margins and rambles. Hammond & Mans-
field
26-280

Country neighborhood. Miss E. A. Dupuy 18-891
Country parson. [Pseud.] See Boyd, A. K. H.
Country places. Mitchell, D. G. Hints for 4-201
Country quarters. Countess of Blessington 18-338
Country seats. See Architecture, domestic.
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Cour Stchedrin. See Tchinovnicks.
Courcelles, Marie Sidonia de Lenoncourt, marquise
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5-1007

Courcy, F. de. The art of singing. L.
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Cournet, A. L'amour en zigzag. P., 1866
Couronne. A. Weill

Couronne d'épines. M. Masson
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Court and camp of Bonaparte. N. Y., 1839 30-393
Court fools. Doran, J. History of
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Court of chancery; a poem. R. J. Blewitt 23-990
Court of Queen Anne. See Ainsworth, W. H.
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Courtauld, G. Address to those who may be dis-
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advantages of equitable associations of capital
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Courtenay, E. H. Treatise on the differential and
integral calculus, and on the calculus of vari-
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Pollock, C. E. Power of c. of common law

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Courtship and marriage. Davis, J. M. Pastor's
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Courtship and marriage. Mrs. C. L. Hentz 18-1399
Courtship and matrimony. R. Morris
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gouvernment répresentatif. P., 1851 34-5260
Du vrai, du beau, et du bien. 7me ed. P..
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34-3167
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examination of Locke's essay; trans., with
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La société française au XVIIe siècle. 2me ed.
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Youth of Mad. de Longueville; or, new revela-
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From the French. By F. W. Ricord. N.
Y., 1854
30-870
Lectures on the true, the beautiful, and the
good; with an appendix on French art; trans.
by O. W. Wight. N. Y., 1854. 80 15-253
Jouffroy, T., and B. Constant. Philosophical
miscellanies; trans., with introduction and
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15-57

Covenant and official magazine of the grand lodge
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Covent Garden journal. H. Fielding
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Remains; containing prologues to the transla-
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faithful, &c.; ed. for the Parker society by
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32-2300

Covetousness. Dick, T. Essay on
Cowan, F. Curious facts in the history of insects;

including spiders and scorpions: a complete
collection of the legends, superstitions, beliefs,
and ominous signs connected with insects;
together with their uses in medicine, art, and
as food; and a summary of their remarkable
injuries and appearances. Ph., 1865 9-670
18-2258

Coward. H. Morford

Cowell, J. Thirty years passed among the

18-3648
Cowdin, E. C. Report on silk and silk manufac-

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Cowles, H. Ezekiel and Daniel; with notes, criti-
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The minor prophets; with notes. N. Y., 1867
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Cowles, M. See Coles, Miriam.
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Essays; with life, notes, and illustrations by
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(Bell's poets of G. B.)

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F's S. D. v. 36

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Cowley, Mrs. H. The belle's stratagem; a comedy.

24-221

Sacred history and biography. L.,

32-1540

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and J. Hoby. The baptists in America; a nar-
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Y., 1836
32-14
Cox, G. W. The tale of the great Persian war.
From the histories of Herodotus.

L., 1861

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Cox, Hiram. Journal of a residence in the Burm-
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Cox, Homersham. Antient parliamentary elections.
L., 1868. 8°
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Rudimentary treatise on the integral calculus.
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14-205
Cox, Robert. The literature of the sabbath ques
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Sabbath laws and Sabbath duties considered in
relation to their natural and scriptural grounds,
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*1853. 8°
32-870
Cox, Ross. Adventures on the Columbia river, in-
cluding the narrative of a residence of six
years on the western side of the Rocky moun-
tains among various tribes of Indians hitherto
unknown, together with a journey across the
American continent. N. Y., 1832. 8° 26-24
Cox, S. H. Interviews: memorable and useful,
from diary and memory reproduced. N. Y.,
1853
32-426
Cox, S. S. A Buckeye abroad; or, wanderings in
Europe and in the Orient. N. Y., 1852
27-256
Eight years in congress, from 1857-1865. Me-
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Coxe, D. A description of the English province of
Carolana, by the Spaniards called Florida,
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