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Morecamp, Arthur. Thomas Pilgrim. Live boys in the Black Hills; or, the young Texan gold hunters ... B. 1880.

Morel, H. Mme. Claude Vignon Rou vier. The daily articles upon the sittings of the Corps Législatif from 1868 to 1870, which appeared in the "Moniteur," with this signature, are attributed to Mme. Vignon Rouvier.

Morell, Sir Charles. Rev. James Ridley. The tales of the genii.. Trans. by ... L. 1764. Horam, the Son of Asmar."

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Morely, Ralph. Henry L. Hinton, editor and publisher of "Acting Plays of Edwin Booth." N.Y. 187-, etc.

Morenos, Ojos. Mrs. Josephine Russell Clay. What will he say? and Only a woman. P. 1873.

Moreton, Andrew, Esq. Daniel Defoe. Everybody's business is nobody's business; or, private abuses publick grievances... By... L. 1725.

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Morganwg, Iolo. Edward Williams. Poems, lyric and pastoral. 1794.

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Morlon, G. de. Gaspard Georges, le Marquis de Cherville. Le dernier crime de Jean Hiroux, par.. Paris, 1862.

Morna. - See "Mayflower, Minnie." Morris, Dinah. Elizabeth Evans, in George Eliot's "Adam Bede."

"The Wesleyans at Wirksworth are going to remove from their old chapel, where Elizabeth Evans, the prototype of 'Dinah Morris' in ‘Adam Bede,' preached for many years. The new chapel, which is to be called Bede Memorial Chapel,' is 'to be erected to the glory of God, and in memory of Elizabeth Evans, immortalized as Dinah Morris' by George Eliot in her novel of' Adam Bede.'"

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Morris, Katherine. Mrs. Frances West (Atherton) Pike. Katherine Morris: an autobiography... B. 1858.

Morris, Dr. Peter, the Odontist.

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Mortimer, Grace. Miss M. B. Stuart. Bosom foes. N.Y. 187-.

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Moschus. Robert Lovel. Poems by Bion [ie. Southey, Robert] and . . . Bristol, 1794.

Moses. Moses Field Fowler. A defence of corporal punishment. B. 1873. Most Artful Man Alive, The. Richard Brinsley Sheridan. - See "Albion."

Most Impudent Man Living, The. Bishop William Warburton. A familiar epistle to... L. 1749. By Henry St. John, Lord Bolingbroke.

Also ascribed to David Mallet. -See the "Monthly Review," Vol. 1, p. 238.

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Wilson, of Mussoorie. A summer ramble in the Himalayas ; edited by... L. 1860. Mountaineer, The.

Joseph Alston, the "Charleston (S.C.) Gazette," 1810-16.

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Mousse, Alfred. Arsène Houssaye. De profundis. Paris, 1834.

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Mul. William H. Muldoon, in the Brooklyn "Sun."

Muldoon, Dennis. George B. Good

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Muldoon, Major. William H. Macartney.

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Mulligan, The (of Kilballymulligan). William Makepeace Thackeray. "The Pimlico Pavilion," in "Punch," August 9, 1845.

Mullner. Jacques Albin Simon Collin de Plancy.

Multatuli. Edward Douwes Dekker. Max Havelaar; or, the coffee auctions of the Dutch Trading Company, 1856. Edinb. 1868.

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Musical Small-coal Man. Thomas Britton.

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Mutual Friend, A. Mrs. Grote. The case of the Poor against the Rich L. 1850.

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Myers, Ned. Lemuel Bryant, in one of Cooper's novels.

Mylius, Otfried. Karl Müller. Für Frauenhand. 1875.

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Myra. Mrs. A. W. Fairbanks, European correspondent of the Herald " (Cleveland, O.).

Myrtle, Annie. Miss Annie M. Chester.

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Myrtle, May. Mrs. Maria Holden. Myrtle, Minnie. Mrs. Sarah Morgan (Bryan) Piatt. Mrs. Piatt early

in life wrote for the "Louisville Journal" and the "New York Ledger "; but after her marriage, for the " Galaxy," "Our Young Folks," and other periodicals.

Myrtle, Minnie. Mrs. Anna C. John

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Myrtle, Mollie. Miss Julia Bacon, who has published prose and verse under several noms de plume, the most popular of which was " Mollie Myrtle."

Myrtle, Mollie. Miss Agnes Leonard. Myrtle blossoms. 1863.

Mystery. Mrs. Maria Elizabeth (Jourdan) Westmoreland, whose many and valued contributions to the Southern press have appeared under this pen-name.

N. C. B. Northrup. Political remarks by... Charleston, 1861.

N., Earl. Rev. William Nelson, 1st Earl Nelson, in Beloe's "Sexagenarian," Vol. II., p. 156. 2d ed. L. 1818.

N. of Arkansas. Col. C. F. M. Noland.

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N., C., C.F.P.D. Cornelius Nary. New Testament translated... Dublin, 171819.

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Nasby, Petroleum Vesuvius. David Ross Locke. Nasby: divers views, opinions, and prophecies of yours trooly. lait paster in the Church of the Noo Dispensashun. 1863.

Natali, Agnes and Fanny. Agnes and Fanny Heron. A nom de théâtre.

Native and Inhabitant of that Place, A. Robert Beverley. The history and present state of Virginia ... By... L. 1705.

Native, and Member of the House of Burgesses, A. Thomas Jefferson. A summary view of the rights of British America

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Native of that Colony, A. Carter Braxton. Address to the Convention of the Colony... of Virginia ... P. 1776.

Native of the Forest, A. William Apes. The experience of ... written by himself. N.Y. 1831.

Native of the South, A. Dr. Thomas Cooper, or A. S. Johnson. Memoirs of a Nullifier, written by himself ... Columbia, 1832.

Native of Virginia, A. William Branch Giles. Public defaulters brought to light, etc. N.Y. 1822.

Native of Virginia, A. Daniel McLeod. The rebellion in Tennessee

Washington, 1862.

Native of Virginia, A. Moncure Daniel Conway. The rejected stone; or, insurrection vs. resurrection in America B. 1861.

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Native Born Citizen of the United States, A. Oliver Erans. Exposition of part of the patent laws... 1816.

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Native Canadian, A. Lt. Col. George T. Denison, Jr., LL.B. prepared for war?

Canada is she Toronto, 1861. Native Citizen and Servant of the State, A. Alexander Contee Hanson. Political schemes and calculations, addressed to the citizens of Maryland... Annapolis, 1784.

Native Georgian, A. Augustus Baldwin Longstreet. Georgia scenes, characters, incidents, etc., in the first half century of the republic. N.Y. 1840.

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L.

Neafie. Edwin R. Purple.

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Neckar. R. Fisher. Seventeen numbers... upon the causes of the present distress of the country... N.Y. 1837.See "Citizen of New York, A.”

Needham, Marchamont. Josiah Quincy, Jr., who, under this signature, commenced a series of papers in the Boston "Gazette," June 7, 1772, which were ended in January, 1774.

Neighbor, A. Nathan Fiske, S.T.D. -See "General Observer, The."

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Nellerto, Don Juan. Juan Antonio Llorente. History of the Inquisition of Spain. L. 1827.

Nellie. Miss E. Mursh. Issy and her lovers. L. 18-.

Nemesis. A pseudonym of Junius (q.v.). The letter thus signed is dated