YEAR.

WORKS PUBLISHED.

1696.

1697.

Richard Lyon [?]: Advice to a Young Gentleman leav

ing the University.1

Increase Mather: Angelographia.
cerning the Holy Angels.

A Discourse Con-
Added a Sermon

Concerning the Sin and Misery of the Fallen Angels.2

Daniel Leeds News of a Trumpet Sounding in the Wilderness; The Quakers' Ancient Testimony Revived and Compared with their New Doctrine. Cotton Mather: The Songs of the Redeemed: a Book of Hymns.

Samuel Sewall: Phænomena Quædam Apocalyptica .. or... a Description of the New Heaven as it Makes to those Who Stand upon the New Earth. [Boston.]

1698. Samuel Danforth: Translation into Indian of Five of Increase Mather's Sermons.

1699.

Cotton Mather: Eleutheria; or, an Idea of the Refor-
mation in England, and a History of
Non-Conformity in and since that
Reformation.

The Bostonian Ebenezer. Some His-
torical Remarks on the State of Bos-
ton.

Gabriel Thomas: An Historical and Geographical Account of the Province and County of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Cotton Mather: Decennium Luctuosum. An History of
Remarkable Occurrences in the Long War with the
Indians from 1688 to 1698, with Lectures for the
Religious Improvement of them.

1 Probably the first book printed in New York, with the exception of the Laws, in 1694.

2 With portrait, said to be the first engraved in what is now the United States.

YEAR.

1699 Cont.

1700.

1701.

WORKS PUBLISHED.

Cotton Mather: La Religion Pura. [And] La Fe del Christiano: En Veyntequatro Articulos de la Institucion de Christo. An Essay to Convey Religion

into the Spanish Indies.

John Lawson: Journal of 1000 Miles Travel among the
Indians, with a Description of Carolina.

Increase Mather: The Order of the Gospel Professed
and Practised by the Churches of Christ in New
England Justified.

Cotton Mather; A Token for the Children of New England.

[Samuel Sewall]: The Selling of Joseph.1

William Southeby: A Testimony against Prophaneness in Philadelphia.

Samuel Willard: The Peril of the Times Displayed.

Cotton Mather: Death Made Easy and Happy.

American Tears upon the Ruins of the
Greek Churches.

Charles Wolley: A Two Years Journal in New York.

1 Three pages; "possibly the first argument against African slavery on American soil."

YEAR.

WORKS PUBLISHED.

1702.

1703.

John Hale: A Modest Inquiry into the Nature of Witchcraft, and How Persons Guilty of that Crime may be Convicted.

Cotton Mather: Magnalia Christi Americana; or, The Ecclesiastical History of New England from its First Planting in the Year 1620 unto the Year of our Lord 1698. [London.]

Twenty-six Exercises upon the New
English Catechism.

Increase Mather: Ichabod; or, A Discourse Showing
What Cause there is to Fear that the Glory of the
Lord is Departing from New England.

(?): A Little Book for Little Children.

Cotton Mather: The Day Which the Lord has Made.
Meat out of the Eater.

1704.

Sarah Kemble Knight: Journal (written: to March,
1705).1
Cotton Mather: Le Vrai Patron des Saines Paroles;
Designed for the Instruction of our French Captives.
THE BOSTON NEWS-LETTER established (April 24).2

1 First published in 1825.

2 The first, and for fifteen years the only, newspaper in what is now the United States (but see 1690); it continued with some alterations to 1776.