CONTENTS OF VOLUME IX.

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ACCESSIONS. See NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY-ACCESSIONS.

ADAMS, JOHN, LETTER OF INTRODUCTION FOR HENRY COLMAN TO JAMES

MONROE IN 1816.

AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE, COLLATION OF THE.

ANDREWS, ISRAEL D., AND THE RECIPROCITY TREATY OF 1854.

BIDDLE, NICHOLAS, TO JAMES MONROE, ON THE LOUISIANA BOUNDARY, 1816.

BIMETALLISM, LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO.

BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS, LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO.

BROCKHOLLS, ANTHONY, TO WILLIAM PENN, 1683.

248

87-89

445-447

8

344-387

199-200

CAMPBELL, JOHN, ON HUME'S VIEWS OF QUEENS ELIZABETH AND MARY, 1751.

CAMPBELL, WILLIAM, ON THE BATTLE OF GUILFORD COURT HOUSE IN 1781. 464-465

COLMAN, HENRY, LETTER OF INTRODUCTION FROM JOHN ADAMS TO JAMES

MONROE, 1816.

DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (AND OF THE

UNITED STATES, 1783-89), COLLATION OF THE.

DIRECTOR, ANNUAL REPORT OF THE.

DIVORCE AND MARRIAGE, LIst of Works RELATING TO.

DOCUMENTS PRINTED FROM MANUSCRIPTS IN THE LIBRARY:

DONORS.

John Adams to James Monroe, introducing Henry Colman, 1816.

Israel D. Andrews and the Reciprocity Treaty of 1854.

Nicholas Biddle to James Monroe, on the Louisiana Boundary,

1816.

Anthony Brockholls to William Penn, 1683.

John Campbell on Hume's Views of Queens Mary and Elizabeth,

1751.

William Campbell on the Battle of Guilford Court House in 1781.
F. H. Gregory to David Porter on piracy in the Gulf of Mexico,
1823.

James Madison to James Monroe on alleged Spanish intriguing,

1816.

James Madison to James Monroe on West Indies Slavery in 1816.

Thomas M. Newell to David Porter on Piracy in the West Indies,

1823.

John E. Wool to W. L. Stone on the Battle of Queenstown
Heights, 1838.

See NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY-DONORS.

GOLD STANDARD, List of WORKS RELATING to.

464-465

122-123

448

463

48-49

GREGORY, F. H., TO DAVID PORTER ON PIRACY IN THE GULF OF MEXICO,

1823.

GUILFORD COURT HOUSE, WILLIAM CAMPBELL ON THE BATTLE OF.

IRELAND, LIST OF WORKS RELATING TO. 90-104, 124-144, 159-184, 201-229, 249-280

JACKSON, ANDREW, TO JAMES MONROE ON THE PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE OF

1817.

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