Catalogue of Books Belonging to the Library of the Porter Rhetorical Society, Theological Seminary, Andover, Mass: April, 1839 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Catalogue of Books Belonging to the Library of the Porter Rhetorical Society, Theological Seminary, Andover, Mass: April, 1839

Cogan, Thomas. Treatise on the Passions, etc. 00x11, Sir Edward. Life. (lib. Us. Kn.) Consumes, Henry Nelson. Introduction to the Study of the Classics Samuel Taylor. Aids to Reflection Biographia Literaria The Friend. 3 Vols. Letters, Conversations, etc. Poems, (with Shelley and Keats) Statesman's Manual Table Talk collingwood, Cuthbert, Lord. Correspondence, with Memoirs collins, William. Poems. (british Poets.) colman, George. Translat. Of Terence. (british Poets.) colton, Calvin. Four Years in Great Britain. 2 Vols. 0. C. Lacon. 2 Vols. Walter. Constantinople and Athens Ship and Shore Columbiad, by Joel Barlow Columbian Magazine for 1788 columbus, Christopher. Life and Voyages, by W. Ving. 3 Vols. Coluthi Raptus Helenae combe, Dr. Andrew. Digestion and Dietetics Physiology, the Preservation of Health, etc. Dr. George. System of Phrenology The Constitution of Man Commerce, a Treatise on. (lib. Us. Kn.) Commercial Discourses, by Chalmers Companions of Columbus, by W. Irving Communicant's Companion, by Henry condillac, Stephen Bonnet de. Essay on the Origin of Human Knowledge Confessions of an English Opium Eater, by De Quincy de Rosseau. Tom. 4 Congressional Debates. 2 Vols. Journals. 3 Vols. Congreve, William. Poems. (british Poets.)

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