HUGHES.

Hughes, M. Life of Wm. Penn. Ph., 1828 30-415 Hughes, T. Scouring of the white horse

School days at Rugby

18-1528

18-1530

Tom Brown at Oxford; a sequel to School days at Rugby Hughes, W. Treatise on the construction of maps, 18-1529 comprehending an inquiry into the principles of mathematical geography. 3d ed. L., 1864 - and G. Long. An atlas of classical geography, 25-98 with a sketch of ancient geography, and an index of places. Ph., 1856. 8° Hughes, W. C. American miller, and millwright's 25-107 assistant. Ph., 1851 6-349

Hugo, C. La Bohême dorée. P., 1859. 2 v.

34-5253

Les miserables; drame. 3me ed. P.

& B.

34-5251 34-4142

-La tirelire de Thérèse

Hugo, Madame. Victor Hugo, by a witness of his life. Trans. from the French by C. E. Wilbour. N. Y., 1863. 80 Victor Hugo, raconté par un témoin de sa vie. 30-1437 N. Y., 1863. 2 v. Hugo, M. V. Oeuvres. Brux., 1843 2 v. 8° 34-4627

80

34-4605 Angelo; Procès d'Angelo et d'Hernani; les deux premiers actes de Cromwell. P., 1861

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Bug Jargal; Claude Gueux. P., 1861 34-3417

40

Hulbert, C. Picture of Shropshire. Providence Grove, 1838-44. 4°

opthalmoscope. L., 1861. 8°

27-1220 Hulke, J. W. Practical treatise on the use of the Hull, A. The casket of Sunday-school melodies. 10-625 Hull, E. Coal fields of Great Britain; with notices B., [1865] 5-1078 of the coal fields of other parts of the world. L., 1861 Same. 2d ed., enlarged. L., 1861

9-239

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Henry II; a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 12 Moral tales in verse, founded on real events. 24-71 L., 1797. 2 v. 80

Jargal

18-1541

Hull, T.

The slave king. Adapted from "Bug-Jargal"

18-1531

Châtiments. Genéve et N. Y., 1853

34-4327

Les contemplations. P., 1856 Cromwell, les trois premiers actes 1858

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de. P.,

civil life of

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Le dernier jour d'un condamné. Litterature et philosophie melées. P., 1862

Les Feuilles d'Automne; les Chants du Crépuscule. P., 1861

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Napoléon le Petit. Amsterdam, 1853

Han d'Islande. P., 1861

Hans of Iceland

Hernani; drame. P., 1861

Hunchback of Notre-Dame

La Légende des Siècles. P., 1862. Lucrèce Borgia; Marion Delorme.

34-3403

34-3416

Lucretia Borgia. Ad. by J. M. Weston. F's S. D. v. 32.

Les misérables. N. Y., 1862. 5 pts. in 2 v.

Same. B., 1862, 17 v. in 9.

Les misérables

24-221

8°

34-4541

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18-1540

Same, in five parts, viz: Fantine, 18-1535;

Cosette, 18-1536; Marius, 18-1537; St. Denis, 18-1538; Jean Valjean, 18-1539.

34-3415

Notre-Dame de Paris. 2me ed. P., 1859 34-3414

ries à C. I. Cæsare ad Rvdolphvm II. Francof., 1605

2d ed.

34-488

Odes et ballades. P., 1859

34-3400

J.J. G.

Les Orientales. P., 1859

34-3401

Wilkinson

10-245

The Rhine. N. Y., 1845

27b-569

Le Roi s'amuse; les Burgraves. P., 1862

34-3411

See Education.

La tour de Nesle. F's S. D. v. 14

24-221

32-1293

Les travailleurs de la mer.

N. Y.

& Brux.

11-161

1866. 8° Toilers of the sea

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18-2342

Les Voix Intérieures ; les Rayons et les P., 1859

Ombres.

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10-248

William Shakespeare. L., 1864. 8° Hugo Blanc, the artist; a tale by an artist Huguenot. G. P. R. James .

24-128

descriptive anat

Huguenot exiles

Huguenot family. Sarah Tytler

Huguenot galley-slave, the. J. Marteilhe 30-1883 Huguenots. Browning, W. S. History (16th cen

tury)

32-30; 27-3471

Lee, Mrs. H. F. Huguenots in France and America

32-112

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18-1628

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Brewster, F. E.

Philosophy of

2-552

32-240

15-335

Natural history of the human spe9-630

See Anthropology; Ethnology; Man and man-
kind; Races.

Human sadness. Mme. de Gasparin
Human society. F. D. Huntington

See Society.

.

The student's Hume, continued down to the year 1858. N. Y., 1859

32-1303 32-823

See Smollet, T.

Human understanding, essay on. J. Locke 15-43 Humanity in the city. E. H. Chapin 32-1460 Humber, W. Record of the progress of modern engineering, comprising civil, mechanical, marine, railway, bridge, and other engineering works; with essays and reviews. L., 1864-8. 4 v. 4 6-1007 Humble, W. Dictionary of geology and mineralogy. L., 1860. 8° 9-315 Humble creatures. Samuelson, J. and J. B. Hicks 9-624,625

Humboldt, C. W. v. Briefe en eine Freundin. L., 1864

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Trans. from the German by J. Coulthard. L., 1854 2-732 Schlesier, G. Life of 30-729 Humboldt, F. H. A. von. Aspects of nature in different lands and different climates; with scientific elucidations. Trans. by Mrs. Sabine. Ph., 1849. 25-63 Briefe an Varnhagen von Ense, (1827-1858.) Nebst Briefen von Varnhagen und Andern an Humboldt. N. Y.

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Life, travels and books of A. von Humboldt, with an introduction by B. Taylor. N. Y., 1859

-Klencke, R. F. H. Life of

Humbugs of New York. D. M. Reese
Humbugs of the world. P. T. Barnum

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Hume, A. Orthographie and congruitie of the Brit

an tongue. [E. E. T. S., pt. 5.]

v. of 22-1043

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Philosophical essays on morals, literature, and politics, with the answer to his objections to Christianity, by Dr. Campbell. Georgetown, 1817. 2 v. 8° 15-37

- Philosophical works; including all the essays and exhibiting the more important alterations and corrections in the successive editions published by the author. B., 1854. 4 v. 8° 15-117 Treatise of human nature; an attempt to introduce the experimental method of reasoning into moral subjects. L., 1817. 2 v. 8° 15-335 Burton, J. H. Life and correspondence of 30-1127

Ritchie, T. E. Account of the life and writings of 30-248 Hume, H. The life of E. J. Eyre, late governor of Jamaica. L., 1867

Hume, J. Speech for repeal of malt tax.

17 pp. 8°

Hummel, J. N. [Music for pianoforte.]

30-1918

L., 1825.

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Vienna,

5-809

5-807

etc. 2 v. 4° Ausführliche theoretisch-practische Anweisung zum pianoforte spiel. Wien. 4° [Pieces for the piano alone and with orchestral accompaniment. ] Vienna, etc. 3 v. 4° 5-808 [Quintettes, etc., for piano, violin, alto, violoncello, and contrabasso.] Vienna and Leip. 4° 5-811

Humphrey. See Humphry. Humphrey Clinker. T. Smollett Humphreys, Col. David. Life of Gen. Israel Putnam, with poems, and an address to the armies of the U. S. Ph., 1811 30-1712 Miscellaneous works. N. Y., 1790 33-145 Humphreys, David, D. D. Historical account of the society for the propagation of the gospel in foreign parts. N. Y., 1853. 8° 32-804 Humphreys, H. N. The coin collector's manual, or guide to the numismatic student in the formation of a cabinet of coins: comprising an historical account of the origin and progress of coinage. L., 1853. 2 v. 29-91

Görgei, A. Life and acts, 1848-9.

Pardoe, Miss J. City of the Magyar Paton, A. A. Goth and Hun

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Gleig, G. R. Germany, Bohemia

1837

Pragay, J. Struggle for freedom.

Protestant church in

with an illustrative essay and critical comments. N. Y.

and S. A. Lee. The book of the sonnet. B.,
1867. 2 v.

Hunt, N. See Hunt, W. and N.
Hunt, R.

23-892

Elementary physics; an introduction to the study of natural philosophy. L., 1851

11-96

Handbook to the industrial department of the international exhibition, L. 1862. 2 v. 6-350 Panthea, the spirit of nature 18-3705

Poetry of science, or studies of the physical phenomena of nature. L., 1848. 8° 11-31 Popular romances of the west of England; or, the drolls, superstitions and traditions of old Cornwall. L., 1865. 2 v. 18-1555 Researches on light in its chemical relations; embracing a consideration of all the photographic processes. 2d ed. L., 1854. 8° 8-66 Hunt, R. M. Life of Sir Hugh Palliser. L., 1844. 80 30-1123

Hunt, T. P. The book of wealth; in which it is proved from the Bible that it is the duty of every man to become rich. N. Y., 1836 32-49 Hunt, W. and N. Memoirs of, taken chiefly from their journals and letters. Ph., 1858 30-1053 Hunted down. C. Dickens 18-860,882a Hunted to death 18-2997

80

Hunter, John, M. D. Essays and observations on natural history, anatomy, physiology, psychology, and geology. L., 1861. 2 v. 8° 9-1031 Observations on certain parts of the animal economy, with notes by R. Owen. Ph., 1840. 9-724 Adams, J. Memoirs of the life and doctrines of 30-249 Hunter, Captain John. Historical journal of the transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk island, with the discoveries in New South Wales and in the Southern ocean since Phillip's voyage. L., 1793. 4° 29b-505 Hunter, Rev. John. Introduction to conic sections. 14-167 An introduction to the writing of précis or di

L., 1866

gests. L., 1860

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Modern arithmetic. L., 1866

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14-166

HUNTER.

Hunter, Joseph. Collections concerning the church or congregation of Protestant separatists formed at Scrooby in north Nottinghamshire, in the time of King James I; the founders of New Plymouth. L., 1854. 80 26"-412 New illustrations of the life, studies, and writings of Shakespeare. L., 1845. 2 v. 8° 24-89 Hunter, J. D. Manners and customs of Indian tribes west of the Mississippi, with an account of the soil, climate, and vegetable productions, and the Indian materia medica, and a history of the author's life during a residence among them. Ph., 1823. 8° 26-109 Same, with title. Memoirs of a captivity among the Indians of North America. L., 1823. 8° 26-109 Hunter, R. Popular treatise on colds. N. Y., 1867

20-366.

Forbes, F. E. Eleven years in Ceylon 28-286
Gerard, J. Adventures in Africa
Herbert, H. W. The quordon hounds
Horlock. Recollections of a fox hunter 20-443
Hunter and trapper. By Halsey Trapper 20–383
Rice, W. Tiger shooting in India
Trollope, A.. Hunting sketches
Webber, C. W. Romance of natural history

28-357 20-486

20-508

- See Falconry; Hawking; Rifle; Sports and sporting.

Huntingdon, S. S. Countess of. Life and times. L., 1844. 2 v. 8° 30-1313

Knight, H. C. Lady H. and her friends 30-805 Huntingdon peerage, the. H. N. Bell 30-2033 Huntingdonshire. Brayley, E. W. v. 7 of

276744 Huntington, F. D. Christian believing and living. B., 1860 - Elim; or, hymns of holy refreshment. B., 1865

32-880

Hurd, J. C. U. S. Hurd, R.

HUTCHINSON.

Law of freedom and bondage in the B., 1858-62. 2 v. 8° 2-184 Moral and political dialogues, with letters on chivalry and romance. L., 1771. 3 v. 33-46 Kilvert, F. Life and writings of 30-1291 Hurlbert, W. H. Gan-eden; or, pictures of Cuba. B., 1854 26b-269

General McClellan and the conduct of the war.
N. Y., 1864

Hurrah for the holidays

Hurry-graphs. N. P. Willis

30-1551

18-1552

33-138

Hurst, J. F. History of rationalism; embracing a survey of the present state of Protestant theology. N. Y., 1865. 8° 32-1710 Hurst, M. B. History of the 14th reg. of Alabama vols. Rich'd., 1863 26-1902 Hursthouse, C. New Zealand; or, Zealandia, the Britain of the South. L., 1857. 2 v. 8° 29b-143

Hurt-Binet, M. G. Neuf mois aux Etats-Unis. Genève et Paris, 1862

Hurtado de Mendoza, D. See Mendoza. Hurwitz, H. Hebrew tales

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18-1554

Hussein, Ali Khan Kirmani. History of Hydur Naik. Trans. by W. Miles. L., 1742. 8° Hussey, R. Rise of the papal power. New ed. Oxf., 1863

32-1328 Hutcheson, F. Short introduction to moral philosophy; containing the elements of ethics and law of nature. Trans. from the Latin. Ph., 1788 15-267 System of moral philosophy, with a life of the author, by W. Leechman. L., 1755. 2 v. 4° 15-505 Hutchings, J. M. Scenes of wonder and curiosity in California. L., 1867. 8° Hutchinson, A., life of. G. E. Ellis. (S. A. B. 16.)

30-497 Hutchinson, E. Music of the Bible; or explanatory notes upon those passages in the sacred scriptures which relate to music, including a brief view of Hebrew poetry. B., 1864. 8° 32-1116 Hutchinson, F. Historical essay concerning witchcraft. 2d ed. L., 1720 32-2176 Hutchinson, Lucy. Memoirs of the life of Col. John Hutchinson; with original anecdotes of many of his contemporaries and a summary review of public affairs, and a life of Mrs. Hutchinson, written by herself. L., 1846 30-250 Hutchinson, T. History of the province of Massachusetts bay, from 1749 to 1774; comprising a detailed narrative of the origin and early stages of the American revolution. L., 1828. 80 26-110

Hutchinson, W. N. See Herbert, H. W.