OF THE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF THE LATE HON. ALBERT G. GREENE. To be Sold by Auction, AT THE SALES ROOMS OF BANGS, MERWIN & CO., 694 and 696 Broadway, New York, MARCH 29, 1869, AND SUCCEEDING DAYS. NEW YORK: BANGS, MERWIN & CO., AUCTIONEERS. AL 2 اما HARVARD CO LEGE LIBRARY L iis his memoran. be insisted in the cohemes. sorore of the are amusing, thest ere clunity, a few Istmotive, but many cortions. I've "west wary instave where a book is nose, any i to be rare, are, the contrary is be case":"Srbin, ibid. NOTICE. THE present Catalogue comprises the entire Private Library of Judge Greene, with the exception of duplicate volumes of the same edition. No books have been added to the collection for sale. Judge Greene's Library was collected for his own use, and is singularly varied and extensive. A man of delicate literary taste, it is not strange that in it are to be found many volumes of rare English Poetry not commonly met with. His antiquarian inclination also led him to perfect, as far as he might, his collections relating to American History, and especially to that of his native State. His collection of Pamphlets was large and carefully arranged. The special feature of his Library, and the one by which it was the most widely known, is the department of American Poetry, which is catalogued by itself. It is probably the largest collection existing of that department. The books are supposed to be perfect and in fair condition unless otherwise noted. The American books are mostly in the same condition as published, very few having been rebound. A large majority of those in boards are uncut. Many of the volumes of the English Poetry are bound substantially in calf and are in good condition. CATALOGUE. BBEY of Weyhill (The). A Romance interspersed with Poetry. From the London Edition. 18 mo., bds. 1832. 2. ABBOT (Rev. ABIEL). Sermons and Life. 12 mo., bds. Boston, 1831. 3. ABBOTT (ROBERT). The Trve Ancient Roman Catholike. Being an Apology or Counterproofe against Doctor Bishop's Reproofe of the defence of the Reformed Catholike. The First Part, wherein the name of Catholike is vindicated from Popish abuse, and thence is shewed that the faith of the Church of Rome as now it is, is not the Catholike faith, nor the same with the faith commended in the Epistles of St. Peter and St. Paul, and that confirmed by the testimony of the ancient Bishops of Rome and other writers of that Church. By Robert Abbott, Doctor of Divinity, Master of Baliol College in Oxford. 8vo., vellum. London, 1611. Dr. Abbot was afterward Bishop of Salisbury. 4. ABEEL (DAVID). Journal of a Residence in China. 12mo., cloth. N. Y., 1836. 5. ABELARD and Eloise, Letters of; with the History of their Lives. To which is added, Eloise to ander Pope. 18mo., sheep. 6. ABERT'S Report on the Upper Arkansas. Abelard, by Alex- Paper. Washington, 1846. Augusta, 1830. 6.* ABOLITION of the Slave Trade, by the British Parliament. 2 vols., 16mo., bds. |