famous writers. N. Y., Dodd. xiv, 341 p. front., plates. [338a Contents: The Capitol, Washington, by Joseph B. Varnum; Within the Capitol, by Charles Dickens, Arlington, Virginia, by Iza Duffus Hardy; Carpenters' hall, by Benson J. Lossing; The Cradock_house, Medford, by Samuel Adams Drake; Fraunces tavern, by William J. Davis; William and Mary College, by John Fiske; The Mission Dolores, San Francisco, by Lady Hardy; King's Chapel, Boston, by F. W. P. Greenwood; Some buildings in Havana, by Richard Davey; St. Michael's church, Charleston, by William Gilmore Simms; The Carlyle house, Alexandria; Independence hall, Philadelphia, by D. W. Belisle; The Castle of Chapultepec, by Thomas Unett Brocklehurst; Parliament buildings, Ottawa, by Lady Hardy; Mount Vernon, by Arthur Shadwell Martin; The Old Manse, Concord, by Nathaniel Hawthorne; The Jamestown tower, by Charles Frederick Stansbury; Nassau hall, Princeton; Castle Garden, New York, by Esther Singleton; Monticello, by Edward C. Mead; The William Penn house, Philadelphia, by John F. Watson; The Cathedral, Mexico, by Thomas Unett Brocklehurst; The Whipple house, Ipswich, by W. H. Downes; Fort Marion, St. Augustine, by Iza Duffus Hardy; St. Anne de Beaupré, Quebec, by Anna T. Sadlier; The Wadsworth Longfellow house, Portland, by Nathan Goold; Washington's headquarters, Newburgh, by Gulian C. Verplanck; The Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, by Lady Hardy; The National Washington monument, by Joseph B. Varnum; The Clarke Hancock house, Lexington; Castle St. Louis, Quebec, by J. M. Le Moine; Sunnyside, Tarrytown, by Benson J. Lossing; The Old Witch house, Salem, by Esther Singleton; Shrine of Guadalupe, by Thomas Unett Brocklehurst; Christ Church, Alexandria, by Bishop Meade; A glimpse at the houses of New Orleans, by Lady Hardy; The Chateau de Ramezay, Montreal, by Major A. C. Yate; The City hall, New York, by Arthur Shadwell Martin; The White House; The White House of the Confederacy, Richmond; The Old State house, Boston, by Edward G. Porter; The MorrisJumel house, New York; Fort Sumter, by Iza Duffus Hardy; Old Stone tower, Newport, by Benjamin J. Lossing; St. Paul's Chapel, New York, by Charles Hemstreet; Faneuil hall, Boston, by Edward G. Porter; Liberty enlightening the world, New York, by Esther Singleton. Smith, Richard. A tour of four great rivers: the Hudson, Mohawk, Susquehanna and Delaware in 1769; being the journal of Richard Smith of Burlington, New Jersey; ed., with a short history of the pioneer settlements, by Francis W. Halsey. N. Y., Scribner. (2), vii-x, xiii-lxxiii, 102 p. illus., plates, ports., maps, facsim. [339 Rev. in: Am. hist. rev., XII (Jan. 1907) 427-428; Nation, LXXXIV (Feb. 28, 1907) 204. Wilda, Johs. e. Amerika-Wanderungen Deutschen. I. In der Mitte des Kontinents. 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The history of the United States, bv James Wilford Garner, and Henry Cabot Lodge, with a historical review by John Bach McMaster. [Ed. de luxe.] Phila., Morris and co. 4 vols. illus., plates, ports., maps, facsims. [344 Hay, John. Addresses of John Hay. N. Y., Century. vi, 353 p. port. [345 Contents: I. Franklin in France.-X. American diplomacy.-XII. William McKinley-XV. New Orleans. XVI. The Grand army of the republic. XVII. President Roosevelt.-XVIII. Edmund Clarence Stedman.-XIX. Lincoln's faith. -XX. The press and modern progress.-XXI. America's love of peace.-XXIII. Life in the White House in the time of Lincoln.-XXIV. Clarence King. 1 Lodge, Henry Cabot. A frontier town, and other essays. N. Y., Scribner. (4), 274 P. [346-7 Contents: A frontier town.-Good citizenship. -The Senate of the United States.-History. -Samuel Adams.-Theodore Roosevelt.-Senator Hoar.-American history.-Certain principles of town government.-Franklin.-The United States at Algeciras. 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II. Fondation de la compagnie des Indes occidentales et de la compagnie des Indes orientales. Troisième partie-La politique coloniale française depuis la fondation des deux grandes compagnies jusqu'en 1669: Chap. I. Indes orientales. II. Antilles et Afrique occidentale. Egerton, Hugh E. The transference of colonial power [in America] to the United Provinces and England. In The Cambridge modern history (Cambridge, Eng., University press). IV, 747-759 p. [364 Ellis, George William, and John E. Morris. King Philip's war; based on the archives and records of Massachusetts, Plymouth, Rhode Island and Connecticut and contemporary letters and accounts, with bioN. graphical and topographical notes. Y., Grafton press. xiii, 326 p. front., pls., fold. map. (The Grafton historical series, ed. by H. R. Stiles.) [365 Rev. in: Am. hist. rev., XII (Apr. 1907) 696. Eno, Joel N. The Puritans and the Indian lands. MAG. OF HIST., IV (Nov.) 274-281. [366 Firth, C. H., and T. C. Lomas, comps. 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