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the expedition of Hernando Cortes against
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IV., Part II.,

Bk. II., continued, Chap. 5, continued. Con-
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Hb 8-10921 - Vol. I. Biographische nachrichten; Eremit auf Formentera; Menschenhasz und Reue; Die Indianer in England. Hb 8-10921 - Vol. II. Die sonnenjungfrau; Das kind der liebe; Der weibliche Jakobiner-klubb Hb 8-10921 - Vol. III. Der Spiegelritter; Bruder Moritz, der sonderling; Die edle Lüge; Der Papagei Hb 8-10922 Vol. IV. Sultan Wampun; Graf Benjowski, oder die Berschwörung auf Kamtschatka; Die Spanier in Peru, oder Rollas Tod Hb 8-10922 - Vol. V. Armuth und Edelsinn; Der mann von vierzig Jahren; Die negerskiaven; Die verleumder Hb 8-10923 Vol. VI. Die Witwe und das Reitpferd; Der Wildfang; Der Graf von Burgund; Falsche Scham Hb 8-10923 - Vol. VII. La Peyrouse; Die Versöhnung; Die Verwandtschaften; Die Unglücklichen

Hb 8-10927 Vol. XV. Die deutschen Kleinstädter; Die franzolischen Kleinstädter; Der Wirrwarr, oder Der Muthwillige; Die Hussiten vor Naumburg im Jahre 1432 Hb 8-10928

- Vol. XVI. Hugo Grotius; Der Schauspieler wider willen; Urtheil des Paris; Die Tochter Pharaonis; Rübezahl; Incognito; Die Uhr und die Mandeltorte; Sultan Bimbambum, oder Der triumph der Wahrheit Hb 8-10928 · Vol. XVII. Don Ranudo de Colibrados; Pagenstreiche; Der todte Nesse; Die hubsche kleine Putzmacherin; Der Gimpel auf der messe; Hygea; Die sparbuchse, oder der arme Kandidat . Hb 8-10929 - Vol. XVIII. Mädchenfreundschaft, oder Der turkische Gefandte; Der trunkenbold; Eduard in Schottland, oder die Nacht eines Flüchtlings; Der Vater von Ungefähr; Der Abschied; Heinrich Reusz von Plauen, oder Die Belagerung von Marienburg; Die Stricknadeln Hb 8-10929 Vol. XIX. Die Schule der Frauen; Fanchon, das Leiermädchen; Die gefährliche Nachbarschaft; Das Kostlichste; Eulenspiegel

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Vol. XX. Brandschatzung; Das verlorne kind; Die Organe des Gehirns; Blinde Liebe; Carolus Magnus; Der Sammtrock Hb 8-10930 - Vol. XXI. Das liebe Dörschen; Der Kater und der Rosenstock; Kaiser Claudius; Das lustspiel am Fenster; Das Strandrecht; Das Posthaus in Treuenbrietzen; Der Leineweder; Der Stumme; Die Erbschaft; Der Graf von Gleichen; Des deserteur Hb 8-10931 Vol. XXII. Der Russe in Deutschland; Die Unvermählte; Das Gespenst; Die Englischen Waren Hb 8-10931 - Vol. XXIII. Die Seeschlacht und die Meerkatze; Das Landhaus an der Heerstrasze; Der kleine deklamator; Der Hagestolz und die Körbe: Die Abendstunde; Ubaldo; Das InHb 8-10932

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- Vol. XXVI. Der arme Minnesinger; Die Komödiantin aus Liebe; Das zugemauerte Fenster; Die Glucklichen; Sorgen ohne Noth und Noth ohne Sorgen; Das arabische Pulver; Feodore Hb 8-10993 Vol. XXVII. Die alten Liebschaften; Das Thal von Almeria; Der Lügenfeind; Die Quäker; Das unsichtbare Mädchen; Pachter Feldkümmel; Die neue Frauenschule Hb 8-10934 Vol. XXVIII. Die Belagerung von Saragossa; Mar Helfenstein; Die Rosen des Herrn von Malesherbes; Die beiden kleinen Aubergnaten; Die Masken; Der arme poet; Das getheilte Herz; Die respektable Gefellschaft Hb 8-10937 Vol. XXIX. Der brief aus Cadir; Die deutsche Hausfrau; Belas Flucht; Ungarns erster Wohlthäter. Die Ruinen von Athen; Der Fluch eines Römers; Die Nachtmütze des propheten Elias; Die seltene Krankheit Hb 8-10935 Vol. XXX. Zwei Nichten für Eine; Braut und Bräutigam in einer person; Die Prinzessin von Cacambo; Pervonte; Die Alpenhütte; Hans Max Eiesbrecht von der Humpenburg; Der Kasicht Hb 8-10935

Vol. XXXI. Adelheid von Wulfingen; Der Kosak und der Freiwillige; Bäbbel; Der schelmische Freier; Die Ruckkehr der Freiwilligen; Wer weisz wozu das gut ist; Der Shawl Hb 8-90936 Vol. XXXII. Die Kreuzfahrer; Der Schutzgeist; Die Groszmama. Hb 8-10936 - Vol. XXXIII. Die Beichte; Der westindier; Der verschwiegene wider willen; Die Seelenwanderung; Der Edukationsrath; Drei väter auf einmal; Die uniform des feldmarschalls Wellington. IIb 8-10937

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- Vol. XXXV. Der Freimaurer; Der Rus; Der Citherschläger und das Gaugericht; Die Bestohlenen; Der gerade Weg der beste; Brillen-Infel; Der Kiffhäuser-Berg IIb 8-10938 - Vol. XXXVI. Alfred; Der hölzerne Säbel; Die Wüste; u. A. w. g. oder Die Cinladungskarte; Marie; Der Vielwisser Hb 8-10938 Vol. XXXVII. Der Spiegel; La Peyrouse; Der Rothmantel; Der Kapitän Belronde; Verkleidungen; Der fürstliche Wildfang Hb 8-10939

— Vol. XXXVIII. Die Selbstmörder; Die Nosenmädchen; Gisela; Das Taschenbuch; Die entlarvte Fromme. H 8-10939 - Vol. XXXIX. Der deutsche Mann und die vornehmen Leute; Hermann und Thusnelde;

Kotzebue, A. F. F. von, continued. Menschenhasz und Reue; Die eifersüchtige Frau Hb 8-10940 Vol. XL. Pfalzgraf Heinrich; Verlegenheit und list; Die Frau vom Hause; Der pluszgott Niemen und Noch Temand; Noch Temands ReiseAbenteuer; Das liebhaber-theater vor dem parlament; Die schöne Unnbekannte Hb 8-10940 - Adelaide of Wulfingen. T. G. T. v. 4 Hb 8-10941 Count Benyowsky. T. G. T. v. 2 Hb 8-10941 Deaf and dumb. T. G. T.

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Lovers' vows. T. G. T. - Lovers' vows; or, the natural Trans. by B. Thompson. L., 1801 Hb 8-10920 Stranger. F's S. D. V. 3 Hb 9-10952 Kourraglou. A. L. A. D. Dudevant Aa 4-12720 Krapf, J. Lewis. Travels, researches, and missionary labors during an eighteen years' residence in Eastern Africa; together with journeys to Jagga, Usambara, Shoa, and a coasting voy age from Mombaz to Cape Delgado. B., 1860. 80 Dg 10-6206 Kreuzfahrer. Kotzebue Hb 8-10936 Krummacher, Frederick W. David, the king of Israel; a portrait drawn from bible history and the book of psalms. Trans. by M. G. Easton. N. Y., 1868 Ed 8-7929

- The suffering Saviour; or, meditations on the last days of Christ. Trans. by Samuel Jackson. B., 1857 Eg 4-8472 Kurr, Dr. J. G. Mineral kingdom. E., 1859. 4° Ae 2-7598 Kurten, Philip. The art of manufacturing soaps, including the most recent discoveries; embracing the best methods for making hard, soft, and toilet soaps. Ph., 1854 Gb 5-9055 Kurtz, John Henry. Manual of sacred history; a guide to the understanding of the divine plan of salvation according to its historical development. Trans. from the sixth German edition, by C. F. Schaeffer. Ninth edition. Ph., 1865 Ed 12-7987 Kydur, Naik. Mir Gholam Hussein-Khan. History Dh 4-6444 Kyteler, Alice. Trial for sorcery. Cam. Soc. Pub.