MACLEAN

Remarks on the British quarantine laws. (In Pamphleteer, 1823; v. 21 of B 838) - Remarks on the evidence, on the East India Company's affairs. (In 1813; v. 2.) Suggestions for the prevention of ep idemic and pestilential diseases. (In 1817; v. 10.) Summary of facts, resp. the causes of plague, and other pestilential diseases. (In 1820; v. 16.) View of the science of life. 1801. See Yates, W. Maclean, George, M.D. View of the consequences of laying open the trade to India to private ships. (In Pamphleteer, 1813; v. 1 of B 838)

Maclean, Henry J. P. The objects, operations, and effects of the proceedings of the public health committee of the corporation of Dublin. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1867.)

M'Lean, John. Address at the request of the Union and Jefferson Societies of Augusta College, Ky. Cincin., 1831. 8. (B 1580)

The improvisatrice, and other poems. London,

1827. 16o.

BLANCHARD, L. Life and literary remains of L. E. L. Phila., 1841. 2 v. (v. 1. w.). 12o. THOMSON, Mrs. A. T. (In her Recol., v. 2. 1854.) MacLean & Lawrence's sectional map of Kansas Territory. See Wiggin, C. P.

McLean Asylum. FULLER, R. Account of [his] impris onment in the McLean Asylum, 1832. Boston, 1833. 8°. (B 1769)

Macleane, Sir John. GR. BRIT. Parl. Proceedings of the Ho. of Lords conc. the Scottish conspiracy. London, 1704. 8°. Maclear, Rev. George Frederick.

Apostles of mediæval Europe. [London, 1869.] 8°. (Sunday lib.)

Macleay, Wm. Sharp, and Horsfield, T. Annulosa Javanica. t.p.w. [London, 1825.] 4°. Annulosa of South Africa. (In Smith, A. Illust. 1838.) McLellan. See also McClellan.

McLellan, Archibald. SIMPSON, W. S. Summary of the trial of MeL. (In his Trial of C. de Reinhard. 1819.) McLellan, Henry Blake. Journal of a residence in Scotland, and tour through England, France, etc.; ed. with mem. by I. McLellan. Boston, 1834. 12.

McLellan, Isaac. Home. (In Boston book, 4th col. 1850.) McLennan, John Ferguson. Primitive marriage;

inquiry into the origin of the form of capture in marriage ceremonies. Edin., 1865. 8°. Scottish criminal statistics. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1863.)

M'Leod, Alexander, D.D., d. 1833. Negro slavery unjusti fiable; discourse. New York, 1802. 8°. (B 848) WARE, H. Two letters to A. M'Leod on 1 John v. 7, and John xvii. 3. N. Y., 1820. 8°. (B 338, C 210) McLeod, Alexander. ADAMS, J. Q. Speech on the McL. case. Sept. 4. [From the National intelligencer, 1841] (B 1498)

CHOATE, R. Speech on the case of McL. Wash., 1841. 8°. (B 1167)

NEW YORK. Governor. Correspondence on M. (In the Doc. accomp. the message, April 14, 1841, doc. C. 1841. B 1485.)

REVIEW of the case of M. Boston, 1841. 8°. (B 1440) REVIEW of the opinion of Judge Cowen, in the case of M. Wash., 1841. 8°. (B 1440)

MACLURE

WEBSTER, D. Correspondence between W. and Ld. Ashburton on McL.'s case. [Washington, 1842.] 8°. (B 1499, 1871)

Macleod, Ren. Alexander. Repression of drunkenness. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1860.) Macleod, Alexander Charles. Acholic diseases; comprising jaundice, diarrhæa, dysentery, and cholera; with a prelim. diss. on bile, etc. London, 1866. 8°.

Macleod, Allan. JONES, J. Vindication of Bp. of Landaff's apology for the Bible; in letters to Macleod. London, 1797. 8°. (C 231)

Macleod, Donald. Pynnshurst. N. York, 1852. 12° Macleod, George H. B. Notes on the surgery of

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Evenings with the working people in Barony Church.
(In Good words, v. 5. 1864.) Eastward. (In v. 6.)
The starling. (In v. 8.) - Days in northern In-
dia. (In v. 11. 1870.)

Good words for children. (In Good words, v. 4. 1863.)
The home school; or, Hints on home education.
Edin., 1862. 12o.

The old lieutenant and his son. London, 1867.
16o.

Same. (In Good words, v. 2. 1861.)
Parish papers. London, 1862. 12o.
Reminiscences of a Highland parish. London,
1867. 8°.

The starling; a Scotch story. London, 1867.
2 v. 12

Same. (In Littell's living age, v. 93. 1867.)

Wee Davie. London, 1865. 12.

See also Good words; ed. by M. Macleod, Roderick. On rheumatism.

MCMAHON

MACPHERSON

McMahon, J. B. Discourse appropriated to Advent. Boston, 1863. 12. (B 1591)

MacMahon, T. W.

Cause and contrast; essay on the American crisis. Richmond, 1862. 8°. McManus, Charles. CORRECT account of the trials of C. M.,

J. Hauer, etc.. Harrisburg, June, for the murder of F. Shitz. Harrisburg, 1798. 8°. (B 695) MacMaster, Erasmus D., D.D. Integrity, personal and political; address, Hanover College, Indiana, July 27. Indianapolis, 1842. 8°. (B 1580)

McMasters, S. Y. Biographical index to Hume's 'History of England'. Alton, 1854. 8°.

McMeens, Anna C. MENDENHALL, E. S. (In Brockett, L. P. Woman's work. 1867.)

Macmichael, W. F. Oxford and Cambridge boat races, 1829-69. Camb,, 1870. 16°

Macmichael, Wm. Brief sketch of the progress of opinion on contagion. (In Pamphleteer, 1825; v. 25 of B 838)

- Is the cholera spasmodica of India a contagious disease? London, 1831. 8°. (B 1019)

Mac Mullen, John, librarian. Lecture on the past, present, and future of the N. Y. Society Library, Feb. 15. New York, 1856. 8°. (B 1585)

MacMullen, John. History of Canada. Brockville, 1868. 8°.

McMurtrie, Henry, M.D. Sketches of Louisville,

[Ky.] and its environs; with a florula Louisvillensis. Louisville, 1819. 8°.

McNally, Wm. Evils and abuses in the naval and merchant service. Boston, 1839. 12. Macnamara, Capt. Michael H. The Irish Ninth in bivouac and battle. Boston, 1867. 16° Mac Namarra, John, and others. Informations of M., etc., rel. to the horrid Popish plot in Ireland, etc. London, 1680. f. (A 50)

M'Neile, Hugh. Sermon, mysteries in religion. (In Suddards, W. Brit. pulpit, v. 1. 1836.)

MacNeill, Hector. Poetical works. London, 1801. 2 v. 16%

Same. New ed. enlg. Phila., 1815. 12.

Will and Jean and Waes of war. (In Ross, A. For. tunate shepherdess. 1804.)

LIFE. (In Society of Ancient Scots. Lives of Scot. poets, v. 3. 1822.)

Macneill, John. Canal navigation. Lond., 1833. 4°. New canal boat experiments. (In Inst. of Civil Engin. Trans., v. 1. 1842.)

M'Neill, Sir John. On social economy. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1863.)

M'Nemar, Richard. Kentucky revival; a history; with The progress of Shakerism. Pittsfield, 1808. 12°

Same. New York, 1846. 12°

M'Neven, Wm. James. Exposition of the atomic theory of chymistry. New York, 1819. 8°. Chemical analysis of the mineral water of Schooley's Mt.. in New Jersey. (In Lit. and Phil. Soc. of N. Y., v. 1. 1815.)

Tales, essays, and sketches, with [his] life of D. M. Moir. 2d ed. London, 1844. 2 v. 8°. Contents. Vol. 1. Life. 2. Tales, etc. Macomb, Alexander,

Treatise on martial law and courts martial. Charleston, 1809. 8°. Abstract of a correspondence with the executive rel. to the rank of Maj.-Gens. Scott and Macomb. [Cincinnati, 1828.] 8°. (B 976)

SKETCH.] (In Longacre, J. B., and Herring, J.
Nat. portr. gal., v. 1. 1837.)

Macomber, Charles. Cynanche trachealis. (In Mass. Med.
Soc. Med. comm., v. 4. 1795.)

M'Combie, Thomas. Colonisation for the age. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Proc., 1864.)

Motion, as amended, proposing an amendment to the constitution of the U. S., with the amendment by Mr. Quincy, Jan. 30. Wash., 1811. 8°. (B 512) U. S. 11th Cong. 3d sess. Report of the committee [on] M.'s resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution. Wash.. 1811. 8°. (B 512) Macon, Nathaniel. Letters to C. O'Conor; the destruction of the union is emancipation. Phila., 1862. 8°. (B 1724)

EDWARDS, W. N. Memoir of M. Raleigh, 1862. 8°.

Macon and Brunswick Rail Road. 5th an. report. Macon, 1864. 8°.

Macon telegraph, Daily, [ed.] by J. Clisby, Sept. 23, 30. [Macon,] 1863. f. (E 134)

Maconochie, Alexander. Punishment. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1857.)

M'Owen, Rev. Peter. Forms of desecration of the Sabbath exposed. Glasgow, [184-]. 8°. (B 1374)

MacPacke, Jose. Oikidia; or, Nutshells; ichnographic distributions for small villas. Lond., 1785. 8°.

McPhail, G. Wilson. Address. (In Lafayette Coll. Addresses. 1858. B 1578)

McPhail, Leonard. Eulogium on Wm. H. Harrison. Boston, 1841. 8°. (B 1217)

Macpherson, Charles Holland. The recruiting of the army. (In United service mag., 1845-46.)

Macpherson, David. Annals of commerce, manufactures, fisheries, etc. Lond., 1805. 4 v. 4°. Atlas geographiæ antiquæ. n.t.p. [18-] 4°. History of the European commerce with India. London, 1812. 4o.

Political history of the U.S.

rebellion. Wash., 1864. 8°. Same. 2d ed. Wash., 1865. 8°.

Macpherson, James. History of Gr. Britain from the Restoration to the accession of the House of Hannover. 2d ed. London, 1776. 2 v. 4°. The blackbird of the grove of Carna; the versification from a literal translation by W. Leary. (In Gælic Soc. Trans., 1808.)

Fragments of ancient poetry. (In Dodsley, R. Fugitive pieces, v. 2. 1761.)

Gedichte. (In Buerger, G. A. Werke, v. 5. 1823.) History of the present rebellion in Scotland. London, 1745. 8°. (C 189)

Original papers containing the secret history of Gr. Britain, 1660-88. London, 1775. 2 v. 4o. Poems of Ossian. Morristown, 1815. 2 v. 18°. Poems of Ossian, Orrann, Ulin, etc.; ed. by II. and J. McCallum. Montrose, 1816. 8°. Ital. Poesie; tradotte da M. Cesarotti. Milano, Soc. Tipog. de' Class. Ital., 1820. 3 v. 8°. Polish. Picsni Ossyana; przez F. D. Kniażnin. (In his Dzieła, v. 6. 1837. Bobrowicz. Bibl. kl. Polsk.) --Pieśni Ossyana; przez I. Krasicki. (In his Dzieła, v. 2. 1840. Bobrowicz. Biblioteka klass. Polskich.) Short history of the opposition during the last session of Parl. 5th ed. London, 1779. 8°. The songs of Selma from the original of Ossian. London, 1762. 4°. (A 46)

MACPHERSON

CAMPBELL, H. Y. Ossiana; or Fingal ascertained and traced in Ulster. (In Pamphleteer, 1819; v. 15 of B 838)

DRUMMOND, W. H.

Authenticity of Ossian. (In
Roy. Irish Acad. Trans., v. 16. 1830.)
HELLER, H. J. Das Neueste zur Ossian-Frage. (In
Jahrb. f. roman. u. eng. Lit., v. 2. 1860.)
LAING, M. Dissertation on the authenticity of Ossian's
poems. (In his History of Scotland, v. 2. 1800.)
LAWRENCE, E. (In his Lives of Brit. hist., v. 2. 1855.)
LIFE. (In Society of Anc. Scots. Lives of Scottish
poets, v. 2, pt. 3. 1812.)

OBSERVATIONS on A short history of the opposition'.
n.t.p. [London, 1779.] 8°. (B 1521)
O'REILLY, E.

Authenticity of Ossian. (In Roy.
Irish Acad. Trans., v. 16. 1830.)
WILMOT, Sir J. E. Short defence of the oppo-

sition; in answer to a 'Short history of the
opposition'. London, 1778. 8°.

Macpherson, James B., pseud. M., the great confederate philosopher. See Hills, A. C.

Macpherson, John. Lectures on moral philosophy. Phila., [179-]. 12°. (W 45)

M'Pherson, John, Brig. Gen., Funeral sermon on. 1806.

See Buist, G. (B 306)

Macpherson, Wm. Oratio Latina altera præmio annuo dignata, 1833. (In Cambridge University. Prolusiones. 1833.)

Macqueen, C. Indirect taxation. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1858.) — Theory and practice of taxation. (In 1862.) - Direct taxation and freedom of trade. (In 1863.)

McQueen, Daniel, D.D. Letters on Hume. Edin., 1756. 8.

McQueen, James.

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General statistics of the British
Empire. London, 1836. 8°.
Geographical and commercial view of Northern

Central Africa; [with] account of the Niger.
Edin., 1821. 8°.

Review of Speke's 'Discovery of the source of the Nile'. (In Burton, R. F. Nile basin. 1864.) Macqueen, John Fraser. Chief points in the laws

of war and neutrality, search and blockade. London, 1862. 12°

Expediency of digesting and assimilating the laws of England, Scotland, and Ireland. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1866.) Macquer, Pierre Joseph. Art de la teinture en soie. Paris, 1763. f

Elements of the theory and practice of chem-
istry; tr. 5th ed. Edin., 1777. 8°.
CONDORCET, J. A. N. C., marquis de. Eloge. (In his
Œuvres, v. 3. 1847.)

VICQ D'AZYR, F. Eloge. (In his Œuvres, v. 1. 1805.) M'Quhae, Wm. The difficulties which attend the practice of religion no argument against it; discourse. Edin., 1775. 8°. (B 1860)

M'Quin, A. D. Description of [West's] Christ rejected by the Jews. Phila., 1830. 8°. (B 954)

Macquoid, Katharine S. Patty. London, 1871. 8°.
Same. (In Macmillan's mag., v. 23-24. 1871.)
Mac Rae, Archibald. Journey across the Andes and
Pampas. (In U. S. Dep't. of the Navy. Naval
astron. exped., v. 2. 1855.)

McRae, David. Doctrine, discipline, and government of churches. Inverness, 1805. 12.

MACWHORTER

Macready, Wm. Charles. Replies from England, etc., to certain statements circulated resp. M. New York, 1849. 8°. (B 1450)

HORNE, R. H. (In his New Spirit, v. 2. 1844.)
Macree, David. Intemperance and ragged schools. (In
Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1862.)
McRee, Griffith John. Life and correspondence of
J. Iredell. New York, 1857-58. 2 v. 8°.
Macrery, Joseph. Inaug. diss. on the principle of anima-
tion. Wilmington, 1802. 8°. (C 159)
Macrinus, Salmon. See Salmon, J.
Macro, Cox. HUNTER, J. Charters from the
library of M. London, 1840. 4o. (Camden
Soc., v. 8.)

Macrobius. Opera; cum notis Isacii Pontani, Jo.
Meursii, J. Gronovii; quibus adj. et suas J.
C. Zeunius. Lips., 1774. 8°.
Contents. In Somnium Scipionis - Saturnalia.
differentiis et societatibus Græci Latinique verbi.
Animadv. - Index.

De

Discourse at the commemoration of the landing of the pilgrims of Md., celebrated May 11. Emmitsburg, 1846. 8°. (B 1611)

Mac Sparran, James. America dissected; full account of all American colonies. Dublin, 1753. 8°. (B 464) Sacred dignity of the Chr. priesthood vindicated, Narragansett, Aug. 4, 1751. Newport, 1752. 8°. (C 12) Mactaggart, John. Three years in Canada. London, 1829. 2 v. 12o.

Macturk, George Gladstone. Bradford Charitable Inquiry
Soc. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans.,
1859.)
Macturk, William. Apparent increase of epilepsy among
the working classes of Bradford. (In Nat. Assoc.
Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1859.)

McVey, W. D. Sketch of the philosophy of government.
Lewistown, 1842. 8°. (C 265)
McVickar, John, D.D. Christian memorial of two
sisters [Maria Banyer and Ann Jay]. New
York, 1858. 8°.

Sermon, dedication of the chapel school of St. Barnarbas, Dearman, Westchester Co., N. Y. New York, 1853. 8o. (B 1309)

McVICKAR, W. A. Life of J. McV. N. York, 1872. 16°

Macvicar, John G. Medium of light and form of its molecules. Edin., 1833. 8°.

McVickar, Wm. A. See the last entry but one.
M'Whinnie, Andrew Melville. Anatomical sketches. 1843.
See Wormald, T.

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Malformation of the bladder. [Boston, 1854.] 8°. (B 1557)

MacWhorter, Alexander, D.D., of Newark. The salvation of sinners only by the blood of Jesus. Influences of God as a sun. Evil of security in sin. (In Amer. preacher, v. 1. 1791.) True religion. The barren fig-tree. Honesty. (In v. 3. 1791.) Funeral sermon, Newark, Dec. 27, 1799, [on] Washington. Newark, 1800. 8°. (W 50)

Funeral sermon on. 1807. See Griffin, E. D. (B 323)

New York, 1864. 8°.

Popular hand-book of the New Testament.
New York, 1864. 16°

M'William, J. O. Health of the waterguard and waterside officers. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1857.)-Health of merchant seamen. (In 1861, 1862.) McWilliam, Robert. Dry rot, with suggestions on

cultivation of trees, and an abstract of the forest laws. London, 1818. 4°. Macy, Obed. History of Nantucket and the whale fishery. Boston, 1835. 8°

Macy, Sylvanus J. Genealogy of the Coffin family in N. E. [annot. by N. W. Coffin and W. S. Appleton]. Boston, 1870. 8.

Another copy. (B 1962)

Macy, Wm. A. Remarks on the mode of applying the electric telegraph in connection with the Chinese language. (In Amer. Orient. Soc. Journ., v. 3. 1853.) On S. W. Williams's Chinese dictionary. (In v. 6. 1860.)

Macy, Zaccheus. Account of the settlement of Nantucket. (In Mass. Hist. Soc. Col., v. 3. 1794.)

Mad, The. See Insane.

Mad lover, The. See Beaumont, F., and Fletcher, J. Mad world, my masters, A; drama. See Middleton, T. Madagascar. CHARLIER, V. Madagascar, Bourbon, et Maurice. (In Avezac, M. A. P. d'. Iles de l'Afrique. 1848.)

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FERRARIO, G. (In his Costume, v. 15. 1829.)

The following are chronologically arranged. CAUCHE, F. Relation du voyage en l'isle de Madagascar. [1638-44]. (In Morisot, C. B. Relations véritables. 1651.)

BOOTHBY, R. Brief description of M.. [1644]. (In Osborne, T. Col. of voy., v. 2. 1745.)

DEAN, J. Loss of the Sussex East Indiaman, near the coast of Madagascar, 1738. (In Shipwrecks, v. 2. 1812.)

LE GENTIL DE LA GALAISIÈRE, G. J. H. J. B., [176163]. (In his Voy. dans les mers de l'Inde, v. 2. 1781.) ROCHON, A. M. Voyage to M., [1768-70]. (In Pinkerton, J. Col. of voy., v. 16. 1814.)

OWEN, Capt. W. F. W. Narrative of voyages

to explore M. in H. M. ships Leven and Barracouta, [1821-26]. London, 1833. 2 v. 8°. ELLIS, W. Three visits to M., 1853, 54, 56. London, 1858. 8°

LAVOLLÉE, C. H. Le roi Radama II., [1857]. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, oct. 1862.)

ELLIS, W.

Madagascar revisited, [1861-65]. London, 1867. 8°.

RYAN, V. W. Eight years' residence in Mauritius and a visit to Madagascar, [1861]. London, 1864. 8°.

SIBREE, J., Jr. Madagascar and its people; notes of a four years' residence, [1863-67]. [London, Religious Tr. Soc., 1870.] 16°

COIGNET, F. Excursion sur la côte nord-est de l'île de Madagascar, [1863-64]. (In Paris. Soc. de Géog. Bul., be sér., v. 14. 1867.)

SIMONIN, L. [1863.] (In Revue d. D. Mondes, avr. 1864.)

GRANDIDIER, A. Les côtes sud et sud-ouest de M. (In Paris. Soc. de Géog. Bul., 5e sér., v. 14. 1867.) Maps. BELLIN, J. N. Carte. n.p., 1765. (E 87, no. 58, 62.)

Carte. n.p., 1767. (E 87, no. 60.)

Ethnology.

OLIVER, S. P. The Hovas and other tribes of M. (In Anthropolog. Soc. Mem., v. 3. 1870.)

History.

GALOS, H. Rapports de la France avec M. depuis la découverte. (In Revue d. D. Mondes, oct. 1863.) ELLIS, W. History of M., [1506-1838]. London, [1838]. 2 v. 8°.

MADAGASCAR, past and present, [1810-45]; by a resident. London, 1847. 12%.

230. (7. 8. 77.)

Language.

MADDOCK

KESSLER, J. Introd. to the lang. and lit. of
M. London, 1870. 16o.

See also Majunga ; — Mozambique Channel. Madame Bovary; mœurs de province; par G. Flaubert. Nouv. éd. Paris, 1862. 18°

Madame de Beaupré; by Mrs. [W.] C. Jenkin. New York, 1869. 12.

Madame de Chamblay; drame. See Dumas, A. Madame Hilaire; par Mme. L. Vallory. Paris, 1859. 18.

Madame is abed; a vaudeville; tr. by J. A. Woodward. (No. 63 of Spencer's univ. stage.)

Madame Olympe; par H. Murger.

Madan, Martin. Collection of psalms and hymns. 3d ed. London, 1764. 12° ALLEN, J.

Strictures on a sermon. (In his No acceptance. 1761. B 1265)

Madan, Rev. Spencer. PRIESTLEY, J. Familiar letters in refutation of several charges against the Dissenters and Unitarians, by S. Madan, Birmingham, 1790. 8°. (B 773)

Madar. CASANOVA, J. N. Essai sur le madar, ses propriétés physiques, etc. ; tr. par L. A. Richy. Calcutta, 1833. 8°

Madathanus, Hinricus, pseud. Aureum seculum redivivum. See Mynsicht, H.

Madden, Frederic. Privy purse expenses of the Princess Mary, afterward Queen. London, 1731. 8°.

Madden, R. O. The age of Pitt and Fox. Vol. 1 [all that was pub.]. London, 1846. 8°. Madden, Richard Robert. History of Irish periodical literature, from the end of the 17th to the middle of the 19th cent. London, 1867. 2 v. 8°.

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Infirmities of genius.

London, 1833. 2 v. 8°.
Letter to W. E. Channing, on the abuses of the flag of
the U. S. in Cuba, in promoting the slave trade.
Boston, 1839. 8°. (B 1172)

Life and martyrdom of Savonarola. 2d ed.
London, 1854. 2 v. 8°.

Literary life and correspondence of the Coun-
tess of Blessington. N. York, 1855. 2 v. 12o
The Mussulman. Phila., 1830. 2 v. 12%
Travels in Turkey, Egypt, Nubia, etc. London,
1829. 2 v. 8.

Twelvemonth's residence in the W. Indies.
London, 1855. 2 v. 12o.

United Irishmen, their lives and times. Phila.,
1842. 2 v. 12°

CASE of the crew of the ship Wm. Engs; who is
R. R. Madden? [Wash., 1840.] 8°. (B 1166, E 256)
LETTER to W. E. Channing in reply to one by R. R.
Madden; by a calm observer. Boston, 1840. 8°.
(B 1163)

Madder. CANALS Y MARTI, J. P. Coleccion de lo perteneciente al ramo de la rubia y granza en España. Madrid, 1779. 8°.

Maddison, Mr. Condition of coal mines. (In Nat. Assoc. Prom. Soc. Sci. Trans., 1865.)

Maddison, John. CATALOGUE of the library of M., sold 1809; [with ms. prices and names]. London, [1809]. 8.

Maddock, Henry. Account of the life and writings of Lord Somers. London, 1812. 4o. Maddock, James. The florist's directory; treatise on the culture of flowers. New ed. impr. by S. Curtis. London, 1810. 8%.

Description.

OVINGTON, J. Extracts from a voyage to Suratt, 1689. DESCRIPTION of M., [1748]. (In Hist. acc. of the discovery of M., 1750. C 314) ADAMS, J. Short account of the climate of M. London, 1801. 8°. (B 680)

STEELE, R. Tour through part of the Atlantic; recollections from M., 1809. London, 1810. 8°. (B 690) TRAVELLER'S guide to M. and the W. Indies, [1814]. Haddington, [1817]. 8°

COLTON, W. [1831.] (In his Ship and shore. 1835.) THOMAS, C. W. Historical and desc. sketch of M.,

[1855]. (In his Adventures on the west coast of Africa. 1860.)

WHITE, R. Madeira, its climate and scenery; ed. by J. Y. Johnson. Edin., 1857. 12o. GRABHAM, M. C. The climate and resources of M. [for] invalids, [1869]. London, 1870. 16o. Maps.

CHART. London, 1794. (E 67)

JOHNSTON, W. A geo-hydrographic survey of M. London, 1791. (E 67)

Discovery.

DISCOVERY of M. (In Kerr, R. Col. of voy., v. 2. 1824.)

HISTORICAL account of the discovery of M., [1344]. London, 1750. 8°. (C 314)

MACHAM, first discoverer of M., Voyage of, 1344. (In Hakluyt, R. Col. of voy., v. 2. 1810.)

Ecclesiastical affairs.

BROWN, T. K. The Madeira chaplaincy treated of, and the supremacy of the Queen vindicated. London, 1848. 8°. (B 1231)

NOEL, C. G., Viscount Campden. The British chaplaincy in Madeira. London, 1847. 8°. (B 1375)

Natural history.

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Contents. Vol. 1. Letters, 1769-93. Copy of the declaration of rights as reported by the select com. of the Va. Convention of 1776. - Draft of a plan of gov. ernment for Va. Notes of a speech in support of a proposition for a convention to revise the constitution of the state. — Proposition on the subject of British debts. Notes of speech in opposition to the general assess. Mement bill for the support of religious teachers. — morial and remonstrances against the general assess ment. Remarks on Jefferson's draught of a constitu tion for Va. Notes of a speech on the question of vesting in Congress the general power of regulating commerce for all the states. Notes of a speech in op. position to paper money. Petition for the repeal of the law incorporating the Prot. Episc. Ch. Notes on antient and modern confederacies. - Notes on the confederacy. Additional memorandum for the convention of Va. in 1788, on the Federal Constitution. Substance of a conversation held by Jas. Madison, Jr., with Col. Beck with. Substance of a conversation with the President, May 5, 1792. Sketch of ideas on French relations. Helvidius, in answer to Pacificus, on Washington's proclamation of neutrality. 2. Letters, 17941815. Examination of the British doctrine rel. to neu. trals. Substance of a communication, Feb. 23, 1807, by Dr. Bollman. -Negotiations with Mr. Rose. - Memorandum as to R. Smith. Talk to the deputies from several tribes who accomp. Gen. Clarke. 3. Letters, 1816-28.- Address to the Agricultural Soc. of Albemarle, Va. Memorandum cone. J. Randolph's assertion as to Florida, etc. — Jonathan Bull and Mary Bull.Review of a statement attributed to Gen. J. Armstrong, with illustr. documents. 4. Letters, 1829-36. Notes on suffrage. Speech in the Va. state convention, 18:2930, on question of the ratio of representation in the two branches. Memorandum not used in the letter to Stevenson. Supplement to the letter of Nov. 27, 1830, on the phrase 'Common defence and general welfare'. On power of indefinite appropriation of money by Congress. - Power of the President to appoint public ministers and consuls in the recess of the senate. Sovereignty.. On nullification. Advice to my coun try. Instructions to Franklin and Jay conc. free navigation of the Mississippi, etc. 1780. Address to the states by Congress. 1783. —Essays, etc., 1791, 92: Population and emigration; - Consolidation; - Public opinion; - Money; -Government; - Charters; - Parties; - British government; Universal peace; — Govern. ment of the U. S.; Spirits of government; - - Repub lican distribution of citizens; — Fashion; Property; The Union; - A candid state of parties; Who are the best keepers of the people's liberties. - Polit. observ., Apr. 20. 1795. - Virginia resolutions, 1798, 99. - Address of the General Assembly to the people of Virginia, Jan. 23, 1799. - Report on Virginia resolutions, 1799-1800. — Navigation of the Mississippi. Correspondence with theVa. National Republican State Convention.

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