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Preface signed: Francis Maseres. ; pt. 1. May, T. A breviary of the history of the Parliament of England. 1655. Lilly, W. Several observations on the life and death of King Charles I. 1651. Holles, D. Holles, 1st baron. Memoirs of Denzil, lord Holles. 1699. Walker, C. Relations and observations, historical and politick, upon the Parliament begun anno Dom. 1640. 1648.--pt. 2. Berkeley, J. Berkeley, 1st baron. Memoirs of Sir John Berkeley. 1699. Huntington, R. Sundry reasons, inducing Major Robert Huntingdon to lay down his commission. 1648. Fairfax, T. Fairfax, 3d baron. Short memorials of Thomas lord Fairfax. 1699. Hobbes, T. Behemoth: the history of the causes of the civil wars of England. 1679. Remarks on some particular passages in the preceding tract of Mr. Hobbes, which appear to the present editor to contain erroneous opinions. Fell, J., bp. of Oxford. The interest of England stated. 1659. Price, J. The mystery and method of His Majesty's happy restauration. 1680. Milton, J. Reflections on the civil war in England, between King Charles the First and the Long Parliament. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Recon26.

v. 1. The constitution of the New-York Historical Society : a discourse, designed to commemorate the discovery of New-York by Henry Hudson . / by Samuel Miller. The relation of John de Verrazzano, a Florentine, of the land by him discouered in the name of His Maiestie : diuers voyages and northerne discoueries of that worthy irrecouerable discouerer Master Henry Hvdson . / by Iohn Playse . and H. Hvdson. A second voyage or employment of Master Henry Hvdson, for finding a passage to the East Indies by the north-east / written by himselfe. The third voyage of Master Henry Hvdson toward Noua Zembla . / by Robert Ivet. An abstract of the iournall of Master Henry Hvdson, for the discouerie of the North-west passage . Documents . collected from the second volume of . "Historical collections" / by Ebenezer Hazard. East-Hampton book of laws : [laws established by James, Duke of York, for the government of New-York, in the year 1664] ; Mode of access: Internet.

By some bibliographers the author is wrongly supposed to be Dionisio Alcalá Galiano, commander of the expedition; Medina and Leclerc ascribe the historical introduction to Alcalá Galiano, commander of the Sutil, and Cayetano Valdés, commander of the Mexicana. Navarrete (Bibl. mar. esp. t 2, p. 65) states that Espinosa wrote the "Relacion" and that he himself wrote the introduction. ; Penciled note on front fly leaf of atlas: "J. Robinson's. N. B.--The Journal and appendix illustrative of these charts, maps and surveys, were lent by me to Mr. J. Q. Adams, secretary of state, of the United States, in 1824, and have not been returned, in consequence, as he stated, of their being mislead [!] Only one copy besides mine referred to, are in the United Stes, and that in the hands of Mr. Foresyth--chairman of the committee of foreign relations. J. R.--. Washington city February 1826." ; The atlas has title: Atlas para el viage de las goletas Sutil y Mexicana el reconocimiento del estrecho de Juan de Fuca en 1792, publicado en 1802 (2 p.l., 17 pl. (part. fold. ; incl. 9 maps)) ; "Vocabulario del idioma de los habitantes de Nutka": p. 178-184. ; Includes bibliographical references. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The Naval Chronicle, published in 40 volumes between 1799 and 1818, is a key source for British maritime and military history. This reissue is the first complete printed reproduction of what was the most influential maritime publication of its day. The subjects covered range from accounts of battles and lists of ships to notices of promotions and marriages, courts martial and deaths, and biographies, poetry and letters. Each volume also contains engravings and charts relating to naval engagements and important harbours around the world. Volume 32 (1814), published while Napoleon was in exile on Elba, concentrates on the continuing war with America. It includes articles comparing navy and army pay, and discussing international law regarding neutrals. More space is allocated to topographical information and correspondence than in the preceding volumes, and there are biographies of Matthew Flinders, Sir George Collier and Samuel Blyth, and poetry including excerpts from Byron

Plates designed by Moreau, Marillier, and others. ; Vol. 38 issued without vol. numbering. It is a combined volume, pt. 1 having t.p.: Recueil des œuvres de musique, tome 1 ; and pt. 2 having t.p.: Les consolations des miseres de ma vie, ou, Recueil de romances. ; Vol. 1 also contains introduction by Mercier and Voyage à Ermenonville by Le Tourneur. ; Edited by L.S. Mercier, G. Brizard and F.H.S. de l'Aulnaye. ; 27. Exposé succinct de la contestation -- t. 28. Pieces diverses -- t. 29-30. Philosophie -- t. 31-35. Lettres -- t. 36. Pensées et maximes -- t. 37. Recueil de plantes coloriées, pour servir a l'intelligence des Lettres élémentaires sur la botanique -- [t. 38] Recueil des œuvres de musique. Les consolations des miseres de ma vie, ou, Recueil de romances. ; t. 1-4. La nouvelle Héloïse -- t. 5-6. Lettres élémentaires sur la botanique -- t. 7-9. Politique -- t. 10-14. Émile -- t. 15-17. Sciences, arts et belles lettres -- t. 18. Théatre et poésies -- t. 19-22. Musique -- t. 23-25. Confessions -- t. 26. Confessions. Les rêveries du promeneur solitaire. Éclaircissements sur la musique du Devin du village. Relation, ou, Notice des derniers jours de Jean-Jacques Rousseau / par Le Begue de Presle ; avec une addition relative au même sujet, par J.H. de Magellan. -- t. ; Dufour, T. Recherches bibliographiques sur les œuvres imprimées de J.-J. Rousseau, ; Sénelier, J. Bibliographie générale des œuvres de J.-J. Rousseau, ; McEachern, J. Bibliography of the writings of Jean Jacques Rousseau to 1800. ; Mode of access: Internet.

The American register and international journal, ed. by John Hancock (New York, 1861) was designed as the continuation of Niles' register. ; Published in Baltimore, 1811-37; Washington, 1837-39; Baltimore, 1839-48; Philadelphia, 1848-49. ; Editors: 1811-Aug. 1836, H. Niles (W.O. Niles, assistant editor from Jan. 1827-Oct. 1830)--Sept. 1836-Oct. 1839, W.O. Niles.--Oct. 1839-Feb. 1848, J. Hughes.--July 1848-Sept. 1849, G. Beatty. ; The three numers (11-13) of v. 76 were published in Sept. 1849. On the front page of an advertising sheet in no. 11 is the following note: "We owe an apology to our subscribers for having protracted the suspension of the Register . The preceding numbers (from first of July) will be printed as fast as circumstances will allow." ; Publication was suspended from Mar. to June 1848, July-Aug. 1849. ; Vols. 5, 7-9, 15-16, 23, 38 and 43 contain supplements. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Papers of Reuben Gilder, July 1815-April 1823, and December 1827. Little is known concerning the details of the life of Reuben Gilder, other than various accounts of his military service during the War of 1812 in the Fort Niagara, Canada, theater of war, along with selected subsequent experiences in the capacity of a retired military man and unsuccessful merchant in Baltimore during the 1810s and 1820s. Reuben Gilder married an Eliza Mary Hughes in Baltimore on February 17, 1819. According to Gilder's own accounts, he and his wife had at least one son, possibly named Columbus Franklin Gilder. Court records show that Reuben Gilder and his wife were granted a divorce on February 12, 1836. Gilder attempted a life in national politics, as evident from his application for the position of Doorkeeper (today Sergeant-at-Arms and Doorkeeper) of the U. S. Senate, which he failed to obtain. Gilder also suffered from various post-war ailments and health problems. The papers of Reuben Gilder consist of twenty-six letters written by Gilder to his former military comrade, Isaac Dutton Barnard, between 1815 and 1822. Subjects covered in the correspondence include: former military comrades, acquaintances, and experiences related to the War of 1812 in Canadian territory; military conflict with the Creek tribes of Native Americans; a variety of contemporaneous political matters and figures, including those in the local, national, and international arenas; and family, business, and health matters. Another, separate letter included in the papers was written by Reuben Gilder's wife, Eliza M. Gilder, in 1823. This letter is an urgent appeal to Isaac D. Barnard for his written recommendation for a military disability pension on behalf of her husband, Reuben Gilder. In a final, type-faced document of 1828, Reuben Gilder himself, Isaac D. Barnard, and the unknown individuals N. Towson and George Gibson all write on behalf of Reuben Gilder's ultimately unsuccessful quest to become Doorkeeper of the U. S. Senate.

Réflexions de m. Bergasse sur l'acte constitutionnel du sénat. Réponse audit ouvrage. La lanterne magique d lîle d'Elbe. Le thermomètre, ou chaud et froid. Çà ne va pas, çà n'ira pas, non, c'est le chat. La lanterne magique de la rue impériale. N'en parlons plus, et parlons-en toujours. L'ami du roi, ou nouvelle revue impartiale de la révolution française, jusques et compris le dernier retour de Louis-le-Désiré. ; Du principe et de l'obstination des Jacobins. Description des cérémonies, fêtes et hommages rendus à Louis XVIII en Angleterre et en France. Hambourg et le maréchal Davoust. Au sénat de Buonaparte. A bas la cabale. Confession poétique et véridique de Buonaparte au révérend père Boniface. Rapport de la commission extraordinaire, fait au corps législatif le 28 décembre 1813, par m. Lainé. De la constitution et des lois fondamentales de la monarchie française, par m. Delalot. Manifeste de la nation espagnole à l'Europe, suivi du mémoire de m. de Cevallos.--t. 4. Correpondance de la cour de Rome avec les agens de Buonaparte. Epître du diable à Buonaparte. Eloge funèbre du duc d'Enghien. Le meâ culpâ de Buonaparte. Un mot au sénat. Manifeste du peuple français contre les régicides, leurs adhérens et leurs complices. ; Relation de l'enlèvement du Pape. Ah! que c'est bête, ou la revue des pamphlets. Lettre du général Buonaparte à l'empereur Napoléon. La campagne de Portugal en 1810 et 1811. La campagne de Moscow en 1812, par m. Durdent. Les sépulcres de la grande armée, ou tableau des hôpitaux pendant la dernière campagne de Napoléon.--t. 3. De la constitution française de l'an 1814, par m. Grégoire. Anecdotes curieuses sur Buonaparte. Le sénat traité comme il le mérite. Moscow et la Silésie. Réflexions d'un bon Français. Réponse à quelques pamphlets contre la constitution. Réponse aux faiseurs de pamphlets et d'anecdotes contre Buonaparte, par m. Dubroca. Les remontrances du parterre, ou lettre d'un homme qui n'est rien à tous ceux qui ne sont rien. ; The selections are paged separately and most of them have special title-pages. ; t. 1. L'agonie d'un sénateur. Les deux Philippiques. La voix du peuple, le voix de Dieu. L'orpheline du temple, par m. Treneuil. La régence à Blois. De l'assassinat du duc d'Enghien. Moyens de bonheur public en France. Le tyran, les alliés et le roi. Détails sur le maréchal Moreau. Constitution politique de la monarchie espagnole, par m. de Lasterie. Nouvelles réflexions sur les événemens actuels. Parallèle de Philippe de Macédoine, de Denys de Syracuse et de Napoléon de Corse. De la restauration de la monarchie. Journal abrégé des événemens qui ont amené en France le retour des Bourbons. La vie de Louis XVI, martyr.--t. 2. Portrait d'Attila, par madame de Staël. De Buonaparte et des Bourbons, par m. de Châteaubriand. Supplement audit ouvrage. Petit homme rouge, suivi de ces trois autres pièces: Adieux de Buonaparte, Litanies des agonisans et Réveil d'un nouvel Epiménide après deux ans de sommeil. ; Mode of access: Internet.