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CONTENTS.-An inaugural lecture. On the study of history, 1.— On the study of history, II.-On some supposed consequences of the doctrine of historical progress.-The moral freedom of man. A letter to the "Daily news" of November 20, 1861, defending the principles maintained in the foregoing lectures against the criticisms of an article in the Westminster review of October in the same year, entitled "Mr. Goldwin Smith on the study of history."

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of William, bp. Seventeen lectures on the study of medieval and modern history and kindred subjects; delivered at Oxford 1867-1884. 1886. D16 S93.

CONTENTS.-I. Inaugural.—II-III. On the present state and prospects of historical study.-IV. On the purposes and methods of historical study.-V. Methods of historical study.-VI-VII. Learning and literature at the court of Henry II-VIII. The medieval kingdoms of Cyprus and Armenia.-IX-X. On the characteristic differences between medieval and modern history.-XI. The reign of Henry VIII. XII. Parliament under Henry VIII-XIII-XIV. The history of the canon law in England.-XV-XVI. The reign of Henry VII-XVII. A last statutory public lecture.

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Little, C. E. Historical lights; 6,000 quotations from standard histories and biographies, with 20,000 cross references, and a general index, also an index of personal names. 2d ed. 1886. D9 L77 ref.

Moréri, Louis. The great historical,

geographical, genealogical and poetical dictionary; being a curious miscellany of sacred and prophane history. Containing, in short, the lives and most remarkable actions of the patriarchs, judges, and kings of the Jews; of the apostles,

fathers, and doctors of the church; of popes, cardinals, bishops, &c. Together with the establishment and progress both of religious and military orders, and the lives of their founders. As also, the fabulous history of the heathen gods and heroes. Collected from the best historians, chronologers and lexicographers, but more especially out of Lewis Morery, his 8th ed. cor. and enl. by Monsieur Le Clerc. To which are added the lives of our English, Scotch and Irish nobility, and gentry, and most famous men. The 2d ed rev., cor. and enl. to the year 1688; by Jer. Collier. 1701. 2 v. D9 M83.

A supplement to The great historical, geographical, genealogical and poetical dictionary. Together with a continuation from the year 1688, to [1705,] by another hand. 1705. D9 M831.

An appendix to the three English volumes in folio of Morǝry's Great historical, geographical, genealogical and poetical dictionary. This appendix being collected from authors of character, and chiefly from the French supplement to the said dictionary printed in Holland in the year 1716: and wherein foreign lives and transactions are continued to the said period. By Jer. Collier. 1721. D9 M93. Townsend, G. H. The manual of dates: a dictionary of reference of the most important facts and events in the history of the world. 5th ed., entirely remodelled and ed. by Frederick Martin. 1877. D9 T74 ref.

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Nicolas, Sir N. H. The chronology

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[With his Annales antiquitatis. Chronological tables of ancient history. Oxford, 1835.] "The Oxford chronological tables of history." Rosse, J. W. An index of dates. Comprehending the principal facts in the chronology and history of the world, from the earliest to the present time. Alphabetically arranged. Being a complete index to the enlarged edition of Blair's chronological tables. 1877. 2 v. D11 B64 ref.

Gage, W. L. A modern historical atlas for the use of colleges, schools and general readers. 1869. D12 G13.

Labberton, R. H. An historical atlas containing a chronological series of 100 maps, at successive periods,

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An historical atlas. A chronological series of 112 maps at successive periods. 7th and enlarged ed. 1884. D12 L11.

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[Barnes], Mrs. Mary D. Sheldon. Studies in general history. Student's ed. 1906. D21 B28. Bossuet, J. B., bp. of Meaux. Discours sur l'histoire universelle. Depuis le commencement du monde jusqu'à l'empire de Charlemagne. 1817. 6 v. D20 B746.

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Collier, W. F. The great events of

history, from the beginning of the Christian era till the present time. 1878. D21 C69.

Colvin, J. B. Historical letters, including a brief but general view of the history of the world. 2d ed. 1821. D7 C7.

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Dew, T. R. A digest of the laws, customs, manners, and institutions of the ancient and modern nations. 1853. D21 D4.

CONTENTS. Ancient history: Antediluvian history. Postdiluvian history. Monumental history. Egypt. Asia. Europe. Greece. Rome.-Modern history: Feudal system. Chivalry. Religions compared, rise of Christianity. Cities, growth and decay of their power. Revival of literature. Progress of regal authority, standing armies, balance of power. Reformation. Formation of English constitution. French revolution.

Duyckinck, E. A. History of the world from the earliest period to the present time. Collected and arranged from the best authorities. [c1873.] 4 v. D20 D98. Fisher, G. P. Outlines of universal history, designed as a text-book and for private reading. [c1885.] D21 F52.

Goodrich, S. G. A history of all nations, from the earliest periods to the present time; or, Universal history: in which the history of every nation, ancient and modern, is separately given. 1851. 2 v. D20 G65. Horne, C. F. ed. The great events by famous historians; a comprehensive and readable account of the world's history, emphasizing the more important events, and presenting these as complete stories in the master-words of the most celebrated historians under a staff of editors headed by Charles F. Horne and Jno. Rudd. [c1904-05.] 20 v. D20 H8.

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Universal history americanised; or, An historical view of the world, from the earliest records to the year 1808. With a particular reference to the state of society, literature, religion, and form of government, in the United States of America. To which is annexed, a supplement, containing a brief view of history, from the year 1808 to the battle of Waterloo. 1819. 12 v. D20 R17. Rotteck, K. W. R. von. General history of the world, from the earliest times until the year 1831. Tr. from the German and continued to 1840. By Frederick Jones. 1st American ed. 1840-41. 4 v. D20 R852.

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Draper, J. W. History of the intellectual development of Europe. 5th ed. 1870. D23 D74.

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Freeman, E. A. The chief periods of European uistory; six lectures,

1885, with an essay on Greek cities under Roman rule. 1886. D7 F84.

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