CAMPBELL.

Campbell, George, D. D. Lectures on ecclesiastical
history; with life of the author, by G. S.
Keith. L., 1800. 2 v.
32-1733
Philosophy of rhetoric. N. Y., 1844 22-621
Campbell, Hugh. The love letters of Mary Queen
of Scots to James, Earl of Bothwell; with
her love sonnets and marriage contract. L.,
1824. 8°
30-2332
Campbell, James. Excursions, adventures, and field-
sports in Ceylon; its commercial and military
importance. L., 1843.
2 v. 80 28b-393
Campbell, Jane. Campbell, A. Brief memoir of

30-1481

Campbell, Gen. John. Personal narrative of thir-
teen years service among the wild tribes of
Khondistan for the suppression of human sac-
rifice. L., 1864. 8°
28b-430

Campbell, Rev. John. Travels in South Africa;
undertaken at the request of the missionary
society. And., 1816. გი
28b-50
Campbell, J. F. Frost and fire, natural engines,
tool-marks and chips; with sketches taken at
home and abroad. E., 1865. 2 v. 8° 9-993
Popular tales of the West Highlands orally col-
lected; with a translation. 4 v.
18-549
Campbell, J. L. A manual of scientific and practi-
cal agriculture. Ph., 1859.

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4-104

Campbell, J. W. History of Virginia till 1781; with
biographical sketches of the most distinguished
characters. Ph., 1813.
26-35
Campbell, Maria. Revolutionary services and civil
life of Gen. William Hull; prepared from his
manuscripts; with the history of the campaign
of 1812, and surrender of the post of Detroit,
by his grandson J. F. Clarke. N. Y., 1848.
8o
30-1088
Campbell, St. G. T. Statement and brief on behalf
of complainant in case of Sanford and Ans-
pach vs. Catawissa r. r. co. 1854. 8° 2-231
Campbell, T. Life of Mrs. Siddons. N. Y., 1834
30-490

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(Ed.) Frederick the great and his times; with

an introduction. Ph., 1842. 2 v.

Same. 2d ed. L., 1844.

2 v.

Same. 2d series. Ph., 1843. 2 v.

30-180

The old forest ranger; or, wild sports in India.
2d ed. L., 1845. 8°
Campbell, Wm. W. Annals of Tryon county; or,
the border warfare of New York during the
revolution. N. Y., 1831. 8°

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Same. N. Y., 1849

262-33

26-34

Campbell's foreign monthly magazine. v. 1 and 2

Campe, J. H. Columbus; or, the discovery of
America, as related by a father to his children.
L., 1828
Camper, P. See Dowie, J.
Camperdown; or, news from our neighborhood;
being sketches by the author of "Our neigh-
borhood"
18-557
Campin, F. Practical treatise on mechanical en-
gineering; comprising metallurgy, moulding,
casting, forging, tools, workshop machinery,
mechanical manipulation, manufacture of the
steam-engine, and the analysis of iron and
iron ores. Ph., 1864. 8°

30-868
30-182

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Letters from the South; written during a jour-
ney to Algiers. Ph., 1836.
28-116

34-3539,3543

26-271

26-235,6

Picken, A. Canada for colonists and capitalists

Russell, W. H. Defences, condition, and re-

26-660

24-142

24-142

Chrononhotonthologos. M. B. D. 5 The contrivances. M. B. D. 5 Carey, H. C. Essay on the rates of wages; with an examination of the causes of the differences in the condition of the laboring population throughout the world. Ph., 1835. 8° 3-48 The French and American tariffs compared, in a series of letters addressed to M. Chevalier. Ph., 1861. 8 3-55 Harmony of interests, agricultural, manufacturing, and commercial. 2d ed. N. Y., 1856. 8o 3-50

-Letters on international copyright. 2d ed. N. Y., 1868. 8° .

22-956

Letters to S. Colfax on the paper question. Ph., 1864. 8°

3-55

Miscellaneous works. Ph., 1865. 8° 3-54 Past, present, and future. Ph., 1848. 8o 3-51 Principles of political economy. Pts. 1, 3, 4. Ph., 1837. 8°

Principles of social science. Ph., 1858.

8o

3-49

88

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CARLIST.

Carey, M. Examination of the pretensions of New England to commercial pre-eminence, with a view of the causes of the suspension of cash payments at the banks. Ph., 1814 1-17 Letters to the directors of the banks of Philadelphía. Ph., 1816 1-271 Pamphlets, containing extracts from the Olive Branch, the Crisis; an appeal to the good sense of the nation; thoughts on penitentiaries; spirit of Jacksonism, etc. Ph., 1827-35. 3-59

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80

Pamphlet, containing parts of the Olive Branch, account of the malignant fever, etc., Ph., (about 1793-1826.) 80 3-64 Philosophy of common sense. Practical rules for the promotion of domestic happiness. Ph., 1838 33-443 Short account of the malignant fever lately prevalent in Philadelphia. 4th ed. Ph., 1794. 80 10-21 Carey, M. L. M. Four months in a dahabëéh; or, a narrative of a winter's cruise on the Nile. L., 1863. 8 28b-525 Carey, W. Marshman, J. C. Life and times of

One year; a tale of wedlock

18-582

18-577

18-578

Ein launenhaftes weib; roman. Aus dem Schwedischen. Stutt., 1856. 2 v. 34-578

18-580

Six semaines. Tr. de Suedois par Aug. Couvreur. B. & L., 1855 34-4192 Carleton. [Pseud.] See Coffin, C. C. Carleton, Capt. Geo. See De Foe, D.

Carleton, G. W. Our artist in Cuba. Fifty drawings on wood. Leaves from the sketch-book of a traveller during the winter of 1864,5. N. Y., 1865 5-385

Carleton, J. H. Battle of Buena Vista, with the operations of the "army of occupation" for one month. N. Y., 1848

Carleton, J. W. See Sturges

3 v.

Carleton, W. Evil eye.

3-52

Fardarougha, the miser

politi

-Reconstruction; industrial, financial, and cal. Letters to the Hon. H. Wilson. Ph., 1867 3-55 "The

The slave question. [Extract from plough, the loom, and anvil."]

80

1849. pph. 2-990

26"-36

20-208

18-586

18-1058

18-589

18-587 18-588

1856

Slave trade, domestic and foreign. Why it exists, and how it may be extinguished. Ph., 2-588 Carey, J. Practical English prosody and versification. L., 1816 22-616 Carey, M. Addresses of the Phila. society for the promotion of national industry. Ph., 1819 80 3-57 Autobiographical sketches, containing a view of the rise and progress of the American system. Ph., 1829 30-1685

Essays on political economy; or, the most certain means of promoting the wealth, power, resources, and happiness of nations. Ph., 1822. 8°

3-58

Phil Purcel, and other tales of Ireland 18-3651
Squanders of Castle Squander

Tales and stories of the Irish peasantry
Willy Reilly

Carlier, A. Histoire du peuple Américain et ses rapports avec les Indiens. P., 1864. 2 v. 8°

34-4577

Le mariage aux états-unis. P., 1860 34-3958
Marriage in the United States. Trans. by B. J.
Jeffries. B., 1867

26-613 Carlisle, G. W. F. Howard, earl of. [L'd Morpeth.] Diary in Turkish and Greek waters. B., 1855. 27-374 Two lectures on the poetry of Pope, and on his own travels in America. Leeds, 1850 26-292 Same. N. Y., 1851 26-293 Carlisle. Jefferson, S. History and antiquities of; with an account of the gentlemen's seats in the vicinity 270-201 Carlist war. Farr, T. Rambling reminiscenses 27a-2023

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CARRAUD.

Carpenter, M. Our convicts and their treatment.
L., 1864. 2 v. 8°
2-592
Reformatory schools for children of the dangerous
classes, and for juvenile offenders. L., 1851
13-48
Six months in India. L., 1868. 2 v. 28b-588
Carpenter, S. C. Journey over land to India, partly
by a route never gone before by any European.
By Donald Campbell. Ph., 1807. 8o 28b-49
Memoirs of Thomas Jefferson; with a view of
the progress of French influence in America.
N. Y., 1809. 2 v. 8°
30-265
Select American speeches, forensic and parlia-
mentary. Ph., 1815. 2 v. 8°
33-613
Carpenter, W. B. Mechanical philosophy, horo-
logy, and astronomy. L., 1844 . 11-14
The microscope, and its revelations. L., 1856
11-99

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30-118

Same. N. Y., 1845. 2 v. 8o

30-118b

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On the choice of books. Inaugural address;
with memoir. L., 1866

13-47

On heroes, hero worship, and the heroic in his-
tory. N. Y., 1841

33-177

Past and present. B., 1843

2-591

Same; with "Chartism." N. Y., 1862 2-591a
Sartor resartus. N. Y., 1862
Translations from the German

See Alexander, P. P.

33-180

18-584

15-288

Carlyon's year. By the author of "Lost Sir Mas-
singberd." 80

18-4031

Carmichael, W. M. The early Christian fathers;

or, memorials of nine distinguished teachers,
including their testimony to the three-fold
ministry of the church. N. Y., 1844 32-1461
Carmina Yalensia. F. V. D. Garretson
5-968
Carnarvon, H. J. G. H., Earl of. Recollections of
the Druses of the Lebanon, and notes on
their religion. L., 1860

Carne, J. Lives of eminent missionaries.

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3 v.
Recollections of travels in the east.
uation of the Letters from the east.

28-362
L., 1835.
32-461

A contin-
L., 1830
28b-48
34-4660

Carné, L. de. La chute du grand empire
Carnes, J. A. Journal of a voyage from Boston to
the west coast of Africa; with a full descrip-
tion of the manner of trading with the natives
on the coast. B., 1852
28b-171
27b-830
34-4820

Carniola. Cadell, W. A. Journey in .
Carnival de mon père. A. Ricard
Carnot, M. See Douglas, H.

Carolana. See Coxe, Daniel

Carolina tribute to Calhoun. J. P.

v. 2 of 26-79
Thomas

Principles of comparative physiology. From
4th Lond. ed. Ph., 1854. 8°
9-913
Principles of human physiology. 3d Am. from
last Lond. ed., with notes and additions by
M. Clymer. Ph., 1847. 8°.
10-22
Principles of human physiology, with their chief
applications to psychology, pathology, thera-
peutics, hygiene, and forensic medicine, from
last London ed. Ph., 1860. 8°. 10-22a
Animal physiology. L., 1851
9-727
Use and abuse of alcoholic liquors in health
and disease. B., 1851.
10-521
Vegetable physiology and systematic botany.
Ed. by E. Lankester. L., 1858 .
9-18
Zoology; a systematic account of the general
structure, habits, instincts, and uses of the
principal families of the animal kingdom, and
of the chief forms of fossil remains. L., 1845.
2 v. 8°
9-525

Carpenter, W. H. Regicide's daughter 18-594
and T. S. Arthur. Lippincott's cabinet histo-
ries. Ph., 1857-60. 12 v. Viz. :
Connecticut, C and A.
Georgia, A. and C.
Illinois, C. and A.
Kentucky, A. and C.
Massachusetts, C..
New Jersey, C. and A.
New York, C. and A.
Ohio, C. and A.

Carpenter's hall. Reminiscences of, and extracts
from the ancient minutes of the proceedings of
the Carpenter's company of Philadelphia.
With catalogue of library. Ph., 1858. 8°
26-375

Carpentry. Biddle, O. Young carpenter's assist-

ant

5-700
6-13

Bell, W. E.__ C. made easy
Browning, H. B. System of valuation 6-19
Hatfield, R. G. American house-carpenter 5-34
Our workshop. A guide to the amateur 6-68
See Architecture; Building.

Carpmael, W. Law of patents familiarly explained.
4th ed. L., 1846. 8°.
2-312

Carr, J. The stranger in Ireland; or, a tour in the
southern and western parts of that country, in
1805. 3d ed. N. Y., 1807
27-433
Tour through Holland, along the banks of the
Rhine, to the south of Germany, in 1806. Ph.,
1807. 8°

See Im-
27-4050
27-173 to 5

Smyth,

Mrs. G.

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30-2324

30-1787

18-7

- Wraxall, C. F. S. Life and times of

34-3545

Caroline Mordaunt. Mrs. Sherwood v. 13 of 18-2837
Caroline Perthés. Ch. Monnard
Carpenter, F. B. Six months at the white house

Carr of Carrlyon. H. Aidé

27-38

18-85

34-4474

Carra, M. Histoire de la Moldavie et de la Valachie.
(Ed. augmentée par M. de Baur.) Neucha-
tel, 1781
Carraud, 'Mme Z. Contes et Historiettes a l'usage
des jeunes enfants. 4me ed. P., 1860
34-5073
-Maurice, ou le travail. P., 1853

34-5075

Inquiry into the law relative to
public assemblies of the people. 2d ed. L.,
1819. 8°
27-1253
Carroll, B. R. Historical collections of South Caro-
lina; embracing pamphlets and other docu-
ments relating to the history of that state, to
1776. N. Y., 1836. 2 v. 80

Carry's confession. F. W. Robinson
Carson, C. Burdett, C. Life of.

26a-427

18-590

30-1417

Carson, Jos. Synopsis of lectures on materia med-
ica and pharmacy. Ph., 1863. 80 10-369
Carstares. See M'Cormick, J.
27-773
Carstens, Henry W. Trifolium. B., 1855 33-508
Cartaphilus. D. Hoffman. Chronicles of 18-3702
Carte, T. Collection of original letters and papers
concerning the affairs of England, from 1641
to 1660. Found among the Duke of Ormonde's
papers. L., 1739. 2 v. 80
27-208
Carter, E. Pennington, M. Memoirs of 30-77
Carter, N. H. Letters from Europe, comprising the
journal of a tour through Ireland, England,
Scotland, France, Italy, and Switzerland, in
1825-7. N. Y., 1827.
2 v. 80 27-364

Carter, R. A summer cruise on the coast of New
England. B., 1864
26-498

Carter, R. B. On the influence of education and
training in preventing diseases of the nervous
system. L., 1855
10-414

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On the pathology and treatment of hysteria.
L., 1853

10-392

Carthage. Davis, N. Carthage and her remains

28-363
28-396
28a-215
28-68

Cartier, J. Michelant, H., et A. Ramé. Voyage
34-3539 and 3543
34-4094

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Cartonnier, manuel du. M. Lebrun
Cartwright, E. Life, writings, and mechanical in-
ventions of. L., 1843 .
30-1310
Cartwright, P. Autobiography. Ed. by W. P.
Strickland. N. Y., n. d.
30-1279
Cartwright, T. Diary. Camden soc. pub. v. 22

See Whitgift, J.

27-195

23-72

Cartwright, W. (Sanford's Br. poets)
Carus, J. V. See Engelmann, W.
Carus, W. Memoir of the Rev. C. Simeon, with a
selection from his writings; abridged by J. S.
Stone. N. Y., 1855
30-834
Caruthers, E. W. Interesting revolutionary inci-
dents and sketches of character, chiefly in the
old north state. Ph., 1854,5. 2 v. 26-317
Caruthers, R. Life of A. Pope, including extracts
from his correspondence. 2d ed. L., 1857
30-1009
Carvalho, S. N. Incidents of travel and adventure
in the far west, with Fremont's last expedi-
tion. N. Y., 1857
26-311
Carver, J. Sketches of New England. N. Y.,
1842
26-14

Carving. Bemrose, W. Manual of wood c. 5-210
Carwithen, I. B. S. View of the Brahminical reli-

gion, in its confirmation of the truth of the
sacred history, and in its influence on the
moral character. L., 1810. 8° 32-1649
18-572

Cary, A. The bishop's son

Clovernook; or, recollections of our neighbor-
hood in the west

Cary, Rev. Henry. Memoir of the Rev. H. F.
Cary; with his literary journal and letters.
L., 1847. 2 v.
30-78
Memorials of the great civil war in England,
from 1646 to 1652. Edited from original let-
ters in the Bodleian library. L., 1842. 2 v.
80
27-210
Cary, H. F. The early French poets, a series of
notices and translations; with a sketch of the
history of French poetry by H. Cary. L.,
1846

Lives of English poets. L., 1846.
Memoir by H. Cary

Casaux, C. Thoughts on the mechanism of societies.
Trans. from the French by P. MacMahon.
2-594
L., 1786. 80
Case, W. Revolutionary memorials. N. Y., 1852

23-312
Case de l'oncle Tom, le. H. B. Stowe 34-4171
Case of the Seneca Indians in the state of New York.
Printed for Society of Friends. Ph., 1840. 8°
26-503
Casey, S. Infantry tactics. N. Y., 1862. 3 v. 6-578
Cashmere. Ireland, J. B. Wall street to C. 29-158
Knight, W. H. Diary of pedestrian in C. 28-428
Casket of Sunday-school melodies. A. Hull 5-1078
Casper, J. L. Hand-book of the practice of forensic
medicine. v. 1. Trans. from 3d ed. by G. W.
Balfour. L., 1861. 80
Casper. Miss A. B. Warner
Caspian sea. Hommaire de Hell, X. Travels in

Casse-noisette, histoire d'une. A. Dumas 34-3257
Casseday, D. B. The Hortons; or, American life at
home
18-603
Cassell's lessons in Greek; including a grammar of
the language, in easy and progressive lessons;
with exercises by J. R. Beard. L., n. d. 22-65
Cassell's popular natural history. L. 4 v. in 2. 8°
9-1230

Cassels, W. R. Cotton: an account of its culture
in the Bombay presidency. L., 1862. 8° 1-118
Cassini. See Chappe d'Auteroche.
Cassique of Kiawah. W. G. Simms
Cassiday, L. C. See Mann, W. B.