133 ANDREWS. History of the War with America, France, Spain, 240 and Holland: commencing in 1775 and ending in 1783. With arter Portraits, Maps and Charts. 31 plates. London, 1775-6.

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134 ANDREWS, Joseph. Journey from Buenos Ayres, through
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thence by the Deserts of Caranja to Arica, and subsequently to
Santiago de Chili and Coquimbo. Lond., 1827. 2 vols., post 8vo.
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London Associations, and gives a very clear, sensible, and modest account of his
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135 ANNALS of the Army of the Cumberland. Phil., 1863.

136 ANDERSON, Charles. Ancient Models or Hints on Church

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137 AMOS, Andrew. The Great Oyer of Poisoning; the Trial of the Earl of Somerset for the Poisoning of Sir Thomas Overbury in the Tower. Portrait. London, 1846. 8vo, cloth, uncut.

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138 ANDREWS, J. An Eulogy on General George Washington, in Newburyport. Newburyport [1800]. 139 ANNIN. Centennial Celebration of the Annin Family at the 6.25 Old Stone House of Somerset County, N. J., August 15, 1864. Fone Plate. Philadelphia, printed for Private Distribution. 8vo.

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141 ANNUAL REGISTER. Or a View of the History, Politicks, 13.50 and Literature of the Years 1758 to 1811. London: Dodsley, 1759-1811.

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142 ANTAR.

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144 ANTHON, G. C.

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144 ANTHON, G. C. Narrative and Documents University of New York. 1851.

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ANTONINI, M. Dictionnaire Italien, Latin et François. 1843.

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.25146 APEL, H. Prose Specimens for Translation into German.

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32547

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350148 APPLETON'S Cyclopædia of Drawing, designed as a text book. Edited by W. É. Worthen, new and enlarged edition. New York, 1869.

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151 ARABIAN NIGHTS Entertainments Translated by E. W. Lane.
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153 ARCHITECT and Building Gazette. London, 1850.

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156 ARIOSTO. The Orlando Furioso. Translated into English 400 With Notes by W. Stewart Rose. London, 1825-31. Vermont

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157

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225

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158 ARMOR, William C. Lives of the Governors of Pennsylvania, 2.00 with the Incidental History of the State from 1609 to 1872onest Philadelphia, 1872.

159 ARMSTRONG, E. Penn.

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160 ARNOLD, Benedict. for the Trial of Major Notes and Index.

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163 ARNOLD, S. G. Greene, Staples, Parsons, and Spirit of Rhode Island. Providence, 1869.

164 ARNOLD. History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence 0, Plantations. New York, 1859-60. 8vo, half calf, red edges. Amold

165 ARNOLD, M. A.

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338167 ART JOURNAL for the Year 1867. Many fine plates. 4to, cl. 150168 ART OF COURTING, The. For the Amusement of the American Youth. Newburyport, 1795.

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138173 ASSELEMean. 1.38173

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177 ATHERTON, W. Narrative of the Suffering and Defeat of the 1/2 North-western Army, under General Winchester. Frankfort, Alejanda

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178 AUCHLAND.

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180 AUGUSTINES, S. Manuell. London, 1577 [reprint.]

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181 AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT of the Proceedings of the Congress held 2 at New York, in MDCCLXV, On the Subject of the American Stamp Act. Philadelphia, 1813.

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182 AUTHENTICK NARRATIVE of the Whole Affair between Eliza-
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183 AUTOGRAPH LEAVES of Our Country's Authors. Balt., 1864. 2.50

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histories of New England." See Rich., 1, 253. Also Bartlett's Biblio. of R. I.,

P. 22.

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186 BACON, F. The Works of Francis Bacon ... Lord High Chan- /5.75 cellor of England. Collected and edited by James Spedding, Sucal

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