ANTICIPATION: containing the Substance of His M-y's Speech to both H-s of P-1-t, with full Account of the Debate which WILL take place [by Richard Tickell.] 8°, boards, edges cut, 1.00, 1778; another edition, half roan, .75, 1794 [1948 A suppositious Debate on the AMERICAN COLONIES, in which the ingenious author has cleverly imitated the most prominent Members' styles.

The Tim Bunker Papers, or Yankee Farming, by Timothy Bunker, Esq., of Hookertown, Conn., woodcuts as plates. N. Y., (1868) Sm. 8°, cloth, .75.

[1949 Sketches towards a Hortus Botanicus Ameri

canus, by W. J. Titford, M.D. (of Jamaica), eighteen COLOURED PLATES (270 figures) of new and valuable plants of the W.I. and N. and S. America. 1811

Royal 4°, calf, gilt, 7.00; boards, 6.00 [1950 Chiefly the medicinal plants of the West Indies. Two Months on the Tobique, New Brunswick. 1866

P. 8°, cloth, 1.25

[1951 An Emigrant's Journal, during Oct. and Nov., 1851, of a residence in the unexplored part of New Brunswick, alone in a forest wigwam.

Wandering Thoughts, or Solitary Hours, by P. Tocque, plates of Newfoundland Churches, etc. Derby, 1846

Thick p. 8°, cloth (name cut from title), 1.00 [1952 Nearly 400 pages, mostly on the History, Scenery,

Natural History, Buildings, etc., of NEWFOUNDLAND. The WAR WITH THE SOUTH, with Biographical Sketches of Leading Statesmen and Commanders, by R. Tomes, M.D., and Benj. G. Smith, steel portraits and plates, coloured plans and maps. Virtue and Yorston, [1862-7]

*3 thick vols, large 4°, morocco, extra, gilt edges, 9.00; cloth, gilt edges, 7.50 [1953

American Slave Trade, or an Account of the Manner in which the Slave Dealers take Free People from some of the United States, and sell them as Slaves in other of the States, and of the horrible Cruelties practised in this most infamous Traffic, by Jesse Torrey, five coarse woodcuts.

1822

The Backwoods of Canada, being Letters from the Wife of an Emigrant Officer, illustrative of the Domestic Economy of British America, [by Catherine Traill], 20 cuts. C. Knight, 18312°, cloth, 1.00; new half calf, gilt, 1.50 [1958 "Has enjoyed too wide a popularity as a standard

work for me to need to dwell upon it." AGNES STRICKLAND.

Traill, Backwoods. New issue, to which is annexed an Account of the OREGON Territory, and of the Habits and Manners of the Native Indian Tribes, map. 1846 12°, cloth, 1.50 [1959 Canadian Crusoes, a Tale of the Rice Lake Plains, by Catherine Traill, edited by Agnes Strickland, twelve plates after Harvey. Arthur Hall, 1852

P. 8°, cloth, 1.50

[1960

Spread-Eagleism, by Geo. Francis Train. 1860 Sm. 8°, cloth, 1.00

[1961

Chiefly Speeches in Australia and England, in praise of "Young America."

The Traveller, containing a Journal 3300 Miles, through the Main-land of South America, by Mr. Thomas Gage; to be published Monthly in the New American Magazine. Woodbridge, 80, original binding, 6.00 New Jersey, 1758-9

[1962 Consists of 136 pages, including title: appears to be a complete reprint of Gage's well-known narrative. Issued half-a-sheet every month by James Parker, of Woodbridge, N.J., in his "New American Magazine;" the covers of the first 24 numbers of this Magazine are bound up at the end of this volume, which is very creditable to the enterprise of this early New Jersey bookseller.

The Traveller's Guide through the Middle and Northern States, and the Provinces of Canada, 12 plates (one of the Surrender of Burgoyne). Saratoga Springs, 1833 Thick 12°, half roan, 1.25

[1963 Traveller's Guide. Another edition, 5 pretty plates. Saratoga Springs, 1834 Thick 12°, half calf, .75

[1964

The Traveller's Guide to Madeira and the West Indies, being a Hieroglyphic Representation of Appearances and Incidents during a Voyage Out and Homewards, in a series of engravings exhibiting an exact delineation of the principal objects on the Passage. Haddington, 1815

8°, half calf, 1.00

[1965

Travels in North America. Dublin, 1824 18°, cf., foxed, .50

(1966

Purports to be the Adventures of George Philips, who accompanied Lewis and Clarke's Expedition. of War, Manifestoes, and other Public Papers A General Collection of Treatys, Declarations relating to Peace and War among the Potentates go, new half sheep, 1.25 of Europe, from 1648 to the present time. 1710 [1967 Includes-Treaty with Spain for settling a Peace in America, 1670; Treaty of Peace in America with Lewis XIV, 1686; and "A Deduction of the Right and Title of the Crown of Great Britain to all the (country) within Hudson's Straits and Hudson's Bay, and of the Right and Property of the HUDSON'S-BAY COMPANY," 1670.

The Constitution of the UNITED STATES Compared with our own, by H. S. Tremenheere. 1854 Thick sm. 8°, cloth, 1.00

[1968

CRIM. CON. A Trial. William Henry Hall, Plaintiff, against Major John Barrow, Defendant, for Criminal Conversation with the Plaintiff's Wife, Supreme Court, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, 20th July, 1820. For Sale at the Recorder Office Thin 8°, new half roan extra, 2.25 [1969 Trial of Benjamin Shaw, J. Alley, J. Buffum, and Preserved Sprague for Riots and Disturbance of Public Worship in the Society of QUAKERS at LYNN, Mass., before the Court of Common Pleas at Ipswich, Mass. Salem, 1822

8°, new half sheep, 1.50

[1970

An illustration of the March of Intellect' in Massachusetts; public opinion had altered since the days of MARY DYER.

A Political Account of the Island of Trinidad, from its Conquest in 1797 to the present time, by a Gentleman of the Island. 1807 8°, calf, 1.25

[1971 The WEST INDIES and the SPANISH MAIN, by Anthony Trollope, map; THE LARGE EDITION. 1860

8°, cloth, 3.00; new half calf, 3.25

[1972

Trollope, West Indies. Smaller edition. 1867 P. 8°, cloth, 1.50

[1973 Visit to Jamaica, Cuba, British Guiana, Barbadoes, Trinidad, New Granada and CENTRAL AMERICA, and the Bermudas.

North America, by Anthony Trollope, folding map. 1862

2 vols, 8°, cloth, 2.50; new half calf, gilt, 3.25 [1974

BEST EDITION. A picture of American life in the first Winter of the War.

Trollope, North America. Fifth edition, folding map. 1866 Thick sm. 8°, cloth, 1.75

[1975

Trollope, North America. New edition. 1869 Thick sm. 8°, cloth, 1.25

[1976 DOMESTIC MANNERS OF THE AMERICANS, by Mrs. [Frances] Trollope, twenty-four caricature plates after Hervieu; FIRST EDITION. 1832 2 vols, sm. 8°, blue cloth, white labels, 15.00; calf, gilt, top edges gilt, others uncut, NEWLY BOUND, (1977 Trollope, Domestic Manners. Second, Third, or Fourth edition, with the same 24 plates. 1832 2 vols, sm. 8°, cloth, 8.00; calf, 7.50; half bound, 6.50 [1978

16.00

The first edition has 336 pages in vol. I, and 272 in vol. II; the others have 304 in each volume. There does not appear to be any other distinction between these four editions.'

We hesitate to put any note of our own to this gem; we tried it eight years ago, and a Western Editor took us to task for our presumption. The following notices will give some faint idea of the effect of the production of this jeu-d'esprit : how on earth any one who ever read the book took it au serieux passes comprehension-yet for nearly 50 years that seems to have been the case. Mrs Trollope was, in her day, somewhat like 'Max O'Rell' is in ours; and it would be about as reasonable for English ladies

to take offence at the tales in Les Filles de John

Bull, as it was for the fair dames of Cincinnati to

explode' over the most laughable production of

a humourous Novelist.

"I cannot but recommend to Mrs. Trollope, with all

due humility, the perusal of chap. xiii of St. Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians." HENRY TUDUR: (conclusion of a long notice exposing Mrs. Trollope's fallacies-see no. 1991).

"I inquired of every lady I conversed with in the States, if she had read Mrs. Trollope's book. The wife of one of the professors of Columbia College

was the only female in America who made the acknowledgment of having read it; although I am persuaded that it is generally read by Americans from one extremity of their country to the other." ISAAC FIDLER.

"Mrs. Trollope's volumes contain as much provoca-
tion, whether by commission or omission, as the
mere channel of private literature can possibly
convey." Edinburgh Review.

"It is not much to the credit of the taste of the
British public at the present time, that the
malicious effusions of a disappointed old woman
should pass through three editions in about three
months." RICH: Bibliotheca Americana Nova, 1846.
"We have seldom met with so much talent united to
such sad prejudice." Athenæum.

Trollope, Domestic Manners. The New York edition, eight imitations of Hervieu's plates. 1832 8°, cloth, 6.00; half scarlet calf, gilt, NEWLY BOUND, 6.50; another, cloth, (wanting a plate), with inscription "Presented to CAPTN. MARRYAT by the Publishers, March, 1838," 5.00 [1979

"The work has been reprinted verbatim from the
English edition." But an exquisite preface of seven
pages is added by "the American Editor," who
shall speak for himself. "An English lady, doubt-
less, would scarcely descend to that singular
our author so
minutiæ of painting in which
frequently indulges herself. I allude to the stories
of the "bugs"; the curious description and
innuendoes of the camp-meeting scene; the episode
of the amorous parson; the dialogue between
Miss Clarissa and Mr. Smith, illustrated so happily
by the accompanying plate; and, above all, the
representation of the scene at the theatre, and the
young lady half-dressed at her toilet.
I owe

*

it to the publishers to state that they had some scruples about perpetuating these gross and indelicate caricatures, but were at length induced to waive their modesty on the occasion." [Of course there is NOT a single indelicate plate out of the 24]. We should like to know the name of this American editor'-we'd have his portrait framed and ticketed "MODESTY PERSONIFIED."

The Life and Adventures of JONATHAN JEFFERSON WHITLAW, or Scenes on the Mississippi, by Frances Trollope, fifteen bold etchings by Hervieu; FIRST EDITION. Bentley, 1836 3 vols, sm. 8°, half bound, 6.00; calf, gilt, top edges gilt, NEWLY BOUND, 9.00 [1980 Vividly depicting the horrors of Slavery in the Southern States.

The Refugee in AMERICA, a Novel, by Mrs. [Frances] Trollope; FIRST EDITION. 1832 3 vols, sm. 8°, half calf, 2.00

[1981

Travels in PERU during the years 1838-1842 on the Coast, in the Sierra, across the Cordilleras and the Andes, into the PRIMEVAL FORESTS, by Dr. J. J. von Tschudi, translated from the German by Thomasina Ross, plate of Negro Carnival. Bogue, 1847

8°, cloth, 2.00; another, no plate, 1.25 [1984 Four Tracts on Political and Commercial Subects, [on the late and present Disturbances in AMERICA, the True Interest of Great-Britain set forth in regard to the Colonies, etc.], by Josiah Tucker, Dean of Glocester. Glocester, R. Raikes, 1774 With other pamphlets; thick 8°, old hf. cf., 3.00 [1985 ii Tract V: the Respective Pleas and Arguments of the Mother Country and of the Colonies distinctly set forth, by Dean TUCKER. Glos., 1775. iii The Example of France a Warning to Britain, by ARTHUR YOUNG (250 pages). Bury St. Edmund's, 1793. iv Speech of EDMUND BURKE on American Taxation. 1775. v The Rights of Great Britain Asserted against the Claims of America, [by James Otis, see no. 1464]. 1776.

Tucker. Various pamphlets by him. Glocester, R. Raikes, 1776-5 8°, old cf., 2.00

[1986 i Four Tracts [as above]. ii Tract V [as above]: Speech of March 22, 1775. iv An Humble Address and Earnest Appeal * whether a Connection with, or a Separation from, the Continental Colonies of America, be most for the National Advantage. Tucker. An Humble Address [no. IV of above]. 1775. A Series of Answers to certain Popular Objections against Separating from the Rebellious Colonies.

iii A Letter to Burke in answer to his Printed

1776

2 vols in 1,8°, new half sheep, edges uncut, 1.50[1987 Tract V: the Respective Pleas and Arguments of the Mother Country and of the Colonies distinctly set forth, by Dean Tucker. Glocester, 1775 8° pamphlet of 60 pages, .50 [1988 Origin, Rise, and Progress of MORMONISM: Biography of its Founders and History of its Church: Personal Remembrances and Historical Collections hitherto Unwritten, by Pomeroy Tucker, of Palmyra, 4 illustrations. N. Y., 1867 Sm. 8°, cloth, 2.00 [1989 "No one but a writer personally and familiarly acquainted with the false prophet and his surroundings could have written it." THURLOW WEED.

The Rainbow in the North, an Account of the First Establishment of Christianity in RUPERT'S LAND by the C. M. S., by S. Tucker, map and plates. 1852

12°, cloth, .50

[1990 Narrative of a Tour in NORTH AMERICA, comprising Mexico, the Mines of Real del Monte, the U.S., and the British Colonies, with an Excursion to Cuba, in 1831-2, by Henry Tudor. 1834 2 vols, sm. 8°, boards, uncut, 2.00

[1991 Written especially to tell the Citizens of the Union "that they are not to regard the thoughtless and malicious severity which some evil-minded persons have so unwarrantably exercised to their prejudice, as any criterion of British Sentiment." Mrs. Trollope comes in for severe castigation. Letters on the Eastern States, by William Tudor. Boston, 1821 Royal 8°, boards, 2.50

[1992 Apparently large and fine paper-anyway, a handsome volume. "C. Wellbeloved, York, 1831, from Dr. T. M. Harris, Dorchester, N.A."

Travels in the West: CUBA, with Notices of Porto Rico, and the Slave Trade, by David Turnbull, map. 1840

Thick 8°, cloth, 1.50; new half calf, gilt, 2.00 [1993

Includes three chapters of "Historical Notices of
Cuba."

The OREGON Question Examined, in respect to Facts and the Law of Nations, by Travers Twiss, Prof. of Political Economy in Oxford University, 2 maps. 1846

8° (400 pages), cloth, 2.50

[1994 A careful investigation of the records of ancient Discoveries and other matters of history connected with the North-West Coast of America, from ULLOA and DRAKE in the 16th century. Christopher Columbus, a Monograph on his True Burial Place, by Sir Travers Twiss. 1879 Sm. 8° pamphlet (24 pages), .25 [1995

"The historical facts, which we have grouped together, establish beyond a doubt that there were two coffins interred on the right-hand side of the chancel at SANTO DOMINGO, each containing the mortal remains of a Christopher Columbus, to wit, the Great Admiral and his grandson." Page 21. Anahuac : or MEXICO and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern, by Edward B. Tylor, map, four tinted plates, and 26 cuts. 1861

80, cloth, 4.00; another, rather foxed, 3.00 [1996

A journey and excursions in Mexico in 1856; the ANTIQUITIES are very fully treated of, especially as evidencing the immense ancient population of the country. Worthy the author of "PRIMITIVE CULTURE."

Geology and Industrial Resources of CALIFORNIA, by P. T. Tyson, 3 large maps, and 8 folding Geological Sections. Baltimore, 1851 8°, cloth, 1.50

[1997

With the Reports of Lieuts. Talbot, Ord, Derby, and Williamson of their EXPLORATIONS in California and Oregon.

Historical View of the Progress of Discovery on the more Northern Coasts of America, from the Earliest Period, by P. F. Tytler, with Natural History of the N.A. Regions, by Jas. Wilson, map and 9 woodcuts. Edin., 1832 Thick 12°, cloth, .75

[1998

With Appendix of Remarks on (Biddle's) Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, and a Vindication of Hakluyt. Guia Politica, Eclesiastica Militar del Virreynato del Peru para el ano de 1794, por el Dr. Unanue. Map and folding Tables. La Imprinta Real de los Niños Huerfanos 12°, calf, .75

[1999

The WEST INDIES, their Social and Religious Condition, by E. B. Underhill, view of Harbour St., Kingstown. 1862 Thick sm. 8°, cloth, 1.00

[2000

A tour chiefly to investigate the effects of the Act of
Emancipation, especially as regards the Baptist
Churches.

Map. The United States of North America, with the British and Spanish Territories, according to the Treaty. Engraved by W. Faden, 1783 Copperplate, 25 × 22 in., coloured, 3.50 [2001 Early and very interesting map of the U.S. West of the Mississippi is Spanish, East is U.S., but North of the Ohio is still marked "Province of Quebec." Although there are 13 States, Vermont is not named, the Northern portion of Maine is divided as, the State of "Sadahadok." A little yellow color on the coast of Newfoundland indicates the French Fishery.

Map. New Map of the United States of North America with the British Dominions, by Saml. Dunn, improved from the Surveys of Capt. Carver. R. Sayer, 10 June, 1786 Copperplate, 13 × 19 in.; coloured; margin, 1.50 [2002

Includes the Arctic Regions and extends West to about 85°.

A Concise History of the United States, from the Discovery of America till 1813, map. Phila., 1813

12°, calf, 1.00

[2003 A general History (chiefly of the Revolutionary War), with good Chronological Table. History of the United States, from the First Settlement as Colonies to the Close of the War in 1815. N. Y., 1825 12°, calf, 1.00

[2004 The first 120 pages give a History of each Colony, then 120 pages on the Revolutionary War, with 50 pages on the War of 1812.

A Geographical, Historical, Commercial, and Agricultural View of the United States of America, forming a Complete Emigrant's Directory through every Part of the Republic, compiled by several Gentlemen from a Variety of Original MSS., and from the latest and best Authorities, large map, and portrait of Washington. Liverpool, 1820

Thick 8° (760 pages), boards, uncut, 2.50 [2005 Comprising important details on the mode of settling, prospect of adventurers, manners and customs of the inhabitants, etc.; also an account of Upper and Lower CANADA. Draws special attention to the WESTERN STATES and Territories, and depicts in glowing terms the advantages of settling there. Map. Map of the United States, drawn from the Most Approved Surveys. Published by S. Schoyer, N. Y., 1826

Copperplate, 17 × 18 in., coloured, folded in 12° [2006

cover, 1.00

Notice sur les INDIENS de l'Amérique du Nord, par Eugène A. Vail. Large map showing the locations of the Tribes, and four coloured portraits Chiefs. Paris, 1840 8, half morocco, 2.75

[2007 Nature Displayed, a New Work, being a Miscellany by Charles Varlo. 1794 8°, old cf., 1.00

[2008 "The Author's Tour through America, with Remarks on Gen. Washington, Trade, etc." fills the longest chapter: other chapters on Raising Tobacco, on Masonry, on a Marriage-Tax, etc.

The Floating Ideas of Nature, suited to the Philosopher, Farmer, and Mechanic, and adapted to the present Times of Scarcity, in Order to create Plenty, by C. Varlo, large folding table of Crops. 1796

2 vols, 12°, calf, 2.00

[2009 The chief Idea is RAISING INDIAN-CORN; "how to

manage Horses in Stables without Litter as prac: tised in America," is another. The author complains bitterly, in a long letter to the Prince of War, of his treatment in America; "before the American War, I purchased the third part of a Charter granted by Charles I to a Province now corruptedly known by the name of EAST and WEST JERSEY "but on his proceeding to N.J. as "governor " in 1784 his claims were not acknowledged. [!]

An Essay on the Causes of the Revolution and Civil Wars of HAYTI, being a Sequel to the Political Remarks upon certain French Publications and Journals concerning Hayti, by the

8°, old cf., .75

[2011

Report on the Subject of International Exchanges, by Alexandre Vattemare. Wash., 1848 With other Pamphlets on the same subject; 8°, half calf, .75 [2012 Proposing "an International Exchange of all that is valuable in science, literature, natural history, and the fine arts."

Nouvel Atlas Portatif, precedé d'un Discours sur l'Etude de la Géographie par le S. Robert de Vaugondy, Géogr. Ord. du Roy. Charmingly engraved title page,engraved text and 52 COLOURED maps (double). 1762 4°, old French cf., 2.00 [2013

Among the five AMERICAN maps is included the curious map of N.W. America depicting De Fuente's fictitious discoveries (with a cautiouslyworded account attached); there are also four impressions of an interesting Mappemonde. Natural and Civil History of CALIFORNIA, containing an Accurate Account of that Country, its Minerals and Famous Fishery for Pearls, the CUSTOMS OF ITS INHABITANTS, the Voyages and Attempts for SETTLING CALIFORNIA, Survey of its Coasts, from the Spanish of Miguel Venegas, a Mexican Jesuit, folding map and four plates.

Interesting Official Documents relating to the United Provinces of Venezuela, with the Proclamation, Manifesto, and the Constitution, Spanish and English interpaged, engraved title. 1812 8°, boards, 1.50

[2017

Statistical, Commercial, and Political DescripTOBAGO, containing various Anecdotes and tion of Venezuela, TRINIDAD, MARGARITA, and Observations illustrative of their Past and Present State, from the French of LAVAYSSE, with Introduction and Explanatory Notes by the Editor, large map of S.A. North of the Amazon. 1820 8°, boards, uncut, 1.50 [2018

The Introduction relates to Bolivar, his conduct as compared with Washington's, England's treatment of Napoleon, the ambition of the United States, their envy of a real Republic of "Universal Liberty" in South America, the sanguinary Generals of North America, etc.