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Wesley, J. Extract from life of
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D. Brainerd, and his successor as missionary
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Sermon on the death of L. Eldridge. Ph., 1854.
80
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Braithwaite, J. B. Memoirs of J. J. Gurney; with
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Braithwaite, W. and J. Retrospect of medicine; a
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Bramieri, L. Novelle morali. See Soave, F. 34-2517
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Brann, H. A. Curious questions. Newark, 1866

Brannan, W. P. Vagaries of Vandyke
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Brave old salt. W. T. Adams
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Trials of the heart
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Bray, Caroline. The British empire; a sketch of
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Breck, S. Sketch of the internal improvements
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Howitt, M. Twelve months with 276-802 Bremner, R. Excursions in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. L., 1840. 2 v. 8° 27b-86 Excursions in the interior of Russia; including sketches of the character and policy of the Emperor Nicholas. L., 1839. 2 v. 8° 27-90 Brent, L. Incidents in the life of a slave girl; written by herself; ed. by L. M. Child. B., 1861 30-1815

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Treatise on optics. With an appendix by A. D. Bache. Ph., 1833

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Brewster, F. C. Rights and duties of lawyers. Ph., 2-231 Philosophy of human nature. Ph., 2-552 Work; or, plenty to do and how E., 1858 32-2327 Steele, A. Life and time of

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Prout, W. Chemistry, meteorology, and the
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Roget, P. M. Animal and vegetable physiology
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Bridgman, E. J. G. Daughters of China; or,
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Bridle roads of Spain. G. J. Cayley 27-413
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Briggs, F. W. Missions, apostolic and modern ;
an exposition of the narrative of St. Paul's
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Briggs, G. N. Richards, W. C. Life of
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Bright, J. Speeches on the American question,
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Speeches on parliamentary reform, &c. Re-
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Bright, R. Clinical memoirs on abdominal tumors
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Brightly, F. C. Analytical digest of the laws of the

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Brigitte. J. de la Madelène.

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Brillat-Savarin, A. Hand-book of dining; or, cor-
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N. Y., 1865
Physiologie du gout. Notice sur l'auteur par
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Physiology of taste; or, transcendental gastron-
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Brillaud-Laujardière, C.-C. De l'infanticide-étude
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Brimley, G. Essays. Ed. by W. G. Clark. 2d ed.
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Brinckle, W. D. See Hoffy, A.

Brine, L. The Taeping rebellion in China. L., 1862
28-197

Bringham, A. Mental exertion in relation to health.
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Brinley, F. Life of W. T. Porter. N. Y., 1860
30-1261

Brinton, D. G. The myths of the new world; a
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the red race of America. N. Y., 1868 32-2419
Notes on the Floridian peninsula; its literary
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1859
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Brinton, W. Diseases of the stomach; with an in-
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1859

Same. Ph., 1865. 8°

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On food and its digestion; an introduction to
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Brisbane, A. Social destiny of man; or, association
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2-560
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Brisée
Brises d'Orient. D. Bolintineano
Brissot de Warville, J. P. New travels in the
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Bristed, C. A. Five years in an English university.
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British pharmacopoeia, published under the direction of the general council of medical education and registration of the united kingdom. L., 1864. 8° 10-551 British Plutarch; containing the lives of the most eminent statesmen. 4th ed. Dub., 1793. 8° 30-1768 British possessions in the Indian and Atlantic oceans. R. M. Martin 28-565 British quarterly review. v. 31-45. L., 1860-7. 8°

British rule in India. H. Martineau
British spy. Wirt, W. Letters of
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British captives in Abyssinia. C. T. Beke 28-567 See Abyssinia.

British catalogue of books published from Oct., 1837, to Dec., 1851. Compiled by S. Low.

British topography. R. Gough

British warblers. See Bechstein, J. M.

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British West Indies. See West Indies, British. [Note.-Works relating to the British nation and country may be found under England or Great Britain.]

Britton, S. B. Man and his relations-illustrating the influence of the mind on the body. N. Y., 1864. 8°

Index to same (1837-1857).

L. 8° 21-305 L., 1858. 8° 21-306

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British Cicero. T. Browne

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Brittanic researches. B. Poste

27-959

British colonies. Byrne, J. C. Wanderings in B. c.

Hewitt, J.

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25-97

Brittany. Herbert, A. Cyclops christianus 27a-548

British Columbia. See Columbia.

Jephson, J. M. Walking tour in

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British constitution. See England.

Trollope, T. A. Summer in B.

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British drama. Ph., 1856. 2 v. 8°

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British empire. Bray, C.

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Colyer, W. F. History.

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Britton, J. The authorship of the letters of Junius elucidated; including a biographical memoir.

27b-1201

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Knight, C. Sketch-book of
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British essayists, the; with prefaces,

26-27 History of 28-233

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L., 1848. 8°.

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British farming. J. Wilson

4-154

British gazetteer. B. Clarke

25-122

British georgics. J. Grahame

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guide to the U. S. L., 1840

British merchant. C. King
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Ellis, H. Elgin and Phigaleian marbles

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Townley gallery

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Nichols, T.

Hand-book for readers

Sims, R. Hand-book British museum; a cyclopædia. C. Mackenzie 33-1119

British novelists and their styles. W. Masson

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Brizeux, A. Les Bretons-poème.

P., 1846

34-3102 26-545

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Broad pennant. F. W. Tayler Broad stone of honor. K. H. Digby Broca, P. On the phenomena of hybridity in the genus homo. L., 1864. 8° Brochard, Dr. Sea-air and sea-bathing for children and invalids; their properties, uses, and mode of employment. Trans. and ed. by W. Strange. L., 1865

Brock, Mrs. C. Charity Helstone

10-570

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Brock, Mrs. H. F. Christmas eve; or, the sympa

thies of life

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BROCKETT.

Brockett, J. T. Glossary of north country words,

with their etymology and affinity to other languages, and notices of local customs and popular superstitions. Newcastle, 1846 22-48 Brockett, L. P., and M. C. Vaughan. Woman's work in the civil war. Ph., 1867. 8° 26-886 Brocklesby, J. Elements of astronomy for schools. N. Y., 1860.

12-62 Elements of meteorology, with questions for examination. N. Y., 1860

Brocquière. See Bertrandon de la B.

Broderick, G. C.

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Brodie, J. Remarks on the antiquity and nature of man, in reply to the recent work of Sir C. Lyell. E., 1864.

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Brodrick, T. Complete history of the late war in the Netherlands, with an abstract of the treaty at Utrecht. L., 1713. 2 v. 8°

Broglie, Duchess de. Memoirs of

Brohan, A. E. de Mirecourt

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Brookes, J. Manners and customs of the English nation. L., n. d. 27-121

Brookes of Bridlemere. G. J. W. Melville 18-2182 Brooklyn. See Long island; Mercantile library. Brooks, C. E. Ballads and translations. N. Y., 1866 23-826 Brooks, C. T. German lyrics. B., 1853 23-338 - [Ed. ] Schiller's homage of the arts, with miscellaneous pieces from other German poets. N. Y., 1864. 23-935 Simplicity of Christ's teachings. B., 1859 32-2250 Brooks, E., and Hughes, J. Brooksiana; or, the controversy between Senator Brooks and Archbishop Hughes, growing out of the recently enacted church property bill. N. Y., 26a-821 Brooks, J. W. The history of the Hebrew nation, from its first origin to the present time. L., 1851 28a-60

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Brooks, N. C. Complete history of the Mexican war. Its causes, conduct and consequences. Ph., 1849. So 26-510 Balt., 1841

History of the church- a poem.

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Literary amaranth. Ph., 1840 Scriptural anthology. Ph., 1837 Brooks, S. Aspen court. A story of our own time 18-435

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The silver cord

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Brooks, S. H. Designs for cottage and villa archi

Rudimentary treatise on the erection of dwell

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Brooks, T. Spurgeon's smooth stones taken from