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Preface

S. Janashia museum is the oldest scientific and cultural institution of Georgia. The Museum contains not only numerous artifacts which are precious historical monuments but also unique collection of books. The museum’s library contains 249, 931 books. 124, 054 from them are in foreign languages. among those books written in non- Georgian languages one of the most interesting are those ones which are writtern and published in english, total amount is 4 517. This set consists of books which actually cover the whole english speaking world. Particularly , the UK, US, canada, australia,New Zealand and India are represented.

Topics which these books deal with enormously vary. Sciences and humanities, both are given here. The dates of publishing cover 17th-20th centuries. There are numerous rarities among them. eg. the Proceedings of the acts of english Parliament, published in 1641, the translation of «Iliade» by alexander Pope published in 1741, Bible, printed in 1790s during the reign of King George III at royal Printing Plant in edinburgh, contem-plation Upon the Historical Part of the Old Testament, published in 1628 etc.

These and many other similar books, which are stored at the museum’s library are output of the skilled and selfless work of the Library’s staff of various generations. This collection of books is rather valuable and must be highly appreciaed not only through its rarities, but also because it can benefit scientific research . Therefore wanted to make this valuable collection known to the scientists and fans of the books we have decided to make this bibliography.

ivane MenteshashviliDoctor of historical sciences, Professor,

Senior Scientist at Georgian National Museum, fINS(fellow International Napoleonic Society)

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1. a catalogue of engraved Gems in the Brit-ish Museum (Department of Greek and roman antiquities). London. 1888. 244p.

2. a concordance to euripides. London. 1954. allen J.T. and Italic G.

3. a course in Modern english Lexicology. Moscow, 1956. 276p.

4. a Description of Malta, with a Sketch of its History and that of its fortifications, Trans-lated from the Italian with the Notes, by an Officer resident on the Island. Malta. 1801. 95p.

5. a Dictionary of archaeology. Warwick Bray.David Trump. London. 1970. 269p.

6. a first chapter in Natural History. Being the Introduction to champlin’s Young folks’ cyclopaedia of Natural History. Sci-ence education by frederic a. Lucas. S.L. 1920. 20p. (american Museum of Natural History).

7. a Guide To the Babylonian and assirian antiquities. London. 1900. 203p.

8. a Guide to the elephants (recent and fos-sil) exhibited in the Department of Geol-ogy and Paleontology in the British Mu-seum (Natural History). cromwell road. London. S.W. Illustrated by 31 Text fig-ures. London. British Museum. 1908. 46p.

9. a Guide to the first and Second egyptian rooms. Second edition. London. 1904. 158p.

10. a Guide to the Zoological collections ex-hibited in the Invertebrate Gallery of the Indian Museum. calcutta. 1894. 154p.

11. a Handbook for Travellers in India, cey-lon and Burma including the Provinces of Bengal, Bombay and Madras (the Panjab North-West Provinces, Mysore, etc.). The Native States assam and cashmire. 2-nd edition. London. Murray. 1894. 484p.

12. a Handbook of asian Scripts. ed. by r.f. Hisking and G.M. Meredith – Owens. Lon-don. 1966. 71p.

13. a List of Books on the History of Science. chicago. 1917. John crerar Library.

14. a List of British Birds compiled by a com-mittee of the British Ornithologists Union. London. 1883. 229p.

15. a Narrative of a Jorney in to Persia, and residence at Teheran. London, 1820. 402p.

16. a Picture Book of french art. I. Medieval. London. 1931. 20p. (Victoria and albert Museum).

17. a Plan for cooperative research on the Salt requirements of represeutative agri-cultural Plants. Baltimore. 1919. 54p.

18. a Summary Guide to the exhibition Gal-leries of the British Museum. London. 1958. 36p. (British Museum).

19. a Tour in Wales 1773. London. Henry Hoghes. 1778. 455p.

20. a Tour Through Germany containing full Directions for Travelling in that Interest-ing country; with Observations on the State of agriculture and Policy of the Different States, Verr. Particular Descrip-tions of the courts of Vienna and Berlin and coblentz and Mentz with the Banks of the rhine, the Present Theatre of the War. Illustrated by a chart with the rout coloured. London. Printed for c. and G. Kensley. 39000p.

21. a Translation of the Passages from Greek, Latin, Italian and french Writers, cited in the Prefaces and Notes to the Pursuits of Literature; a Poem in four Dialogues. To which in Prefixed a Prefatory epistle. Intended as a General Vindication of the Pursuits of Literature, from Various re-marks which have been made upon that Work. By the Translator. The 2nd edition. London. 1799.

22. a Voyage to the Pacific Ocean Under-taken by the command of His Magesty. for Making Discoveries in the Northern

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Vol. III. London. 1761. 320p.Vol. IV. London. 1761. 352p.

31. adamia ShotaThe Pre-Jurassic formations of the cau-casus. Tbilisi. 1968. 38p.

32. adams GeorgeMicrographia Illustrata: or the Micro-scope explained in Several New Inven-tions, Particularly of a New Variable Microscope for examining all Sorts of Minute Objects; and also of a New cam-era Obscura Microscope Designed for Drawing objects, either by the Light of the Sun, or by a Lamp in Winter eve-nings, to Great Perfection; with a De-scription of all other Microscope New in Use Likewise a Natural History of aereal, Terrestial and aquatic animals, etc. con-sidered as Microscopic Objects. 4-th edi-tion. London. author. 1771. 325p.

33. adams Henry and arthur adamsThe Genera of recent Mollusca ar-ranged according to their Organisation. In Three Volumes. London. John van Voorst. 1858.Vol. I. London. 1858. 484p.Vol. II. London. 1858. 661p.Vol. III. London. 1858. cXXXVIII. ins.

34. adams Janet W.Decorative folding Screens in the West from 1600 to the Present Day. London. 1982. 208p.

35. adams JohnModern Voyages; containing a Variety of Useful and entertaining facts, re-specting the expeditions and the Prin-cipal Discoveries of compreding, the Most Interesting Particulars of Brisson’s Narrative of the Shipwrack and captiv-ity; - The Shipwrack of the “antilope”, east India Pacific and a Description of the amusements and Instructions of Youth of Both Sexes. Vol. I-II. By the rev-erend John adams.a.M. London. 1790.Vol. I. London. 1790. 385p.Vol. II. london. 1790. 374p.

36. adams Walter S.Biographical Memoir of charles edward St. John 1857-1935. By Walter S. adams. Washington. 1937. 285-304p.

Hemisphere. Performed under the Direc-tion of captins cook, clerke and Gore, in His Magesty’ Ships the “resolution” and “Discovery”, in the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779 and 1780 in three Volumes. Vol. I and II written by captain James cook, f.r.S. Vol. III. by captain James King. L.L.D. and f.r.S. Published by Order of the Lords commissioners of the admiralty. London. Printed by H. Hughes. 1785.

Vol. I. London. 1785. 421p.Vol. II. London. 1785. 548p.Vol. III. London. 1785. 564p.

23. a Walters art Gallery Picture Book. Balti-more. 1969. 40p.

24. abashidze N. and Gvarjaladze I.an english reader. tfilisi. 1935. 167p.

25. abel charles.W.Savage Life in New Guinea. The Papuan in Many Moods. London. s.d. 221p.

26. abich H.On Some Pints in the History and for-mation of etna. s.l.s.d. pp.117-128.

27. abu Talib HussynyThe Mulfusal Timury, or autobiographi-cal Memoirs of the Mughal emperor Timur, Written in the Jagatay Turky Language. Turned into Persian by Talib Hussyny and Translated into english by Major charles Stewart, Late Professor of Oriental Languages etc. London. Print-ed by W. Nocol. 1830. 154p.

28. adair JamesThe History of the american Indians; also an appendix... London. 1775. 464p.

29. adam alexanderroman antiquities or on account of the Manners and customs of the romans...Desighed chiefly to Illustrate the Latin classics by explaining Words and Phras-es from the rites and customs to which they refer. By alexander adam, the Sec-ond edition, considerably enlarged. ed-inburgh. a. Strachan and T. cadel. Lon-don and W. Greach. 1792. 616p.

30. adam fitz-adamThe World by adam fitz-adam. The Third edition. London. 1761.Vol. I. London. 1761. 332p.Vol. II. London. 1761. 334p.

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Vol. IV. 302p.45. The adventures of Signor Gandentio di

Lucca, Being the Substance of his ex-amination before the fathers of the In-quisitions, at Bologna, in Italy. Giving an account of an Unknown country in the Midst of Deserts of africa-copied from the Original Manuscript in St. Marks with critical Notes by the Learned Signor re-dhi, Translated from the Italian. London. 1786. 109p.

46. aflalo f.G.an Idler in the Near fast. By f.G. aflalo. London. John Milne. 1910. 279p.

47. aga-Ogly, Mehmetan Important Glass Bottle of the four-teenth century. Bulletin of the Detroit Institute of arts of the city of Detroit. 26-27pp.

48. agassiz et I. elliotLake Superior: Its Physical character, Vegetation and animals, compared with those of other and Similar regions. By Louis agassiz, with a Narrative of the Tour, by J. elliot cabot. Boston. 1850. 428p.

49. a General Guide to the British Museum (Natural History) with Plans and Views of the Building and fiftyeight Illustrations. 11-th edition. London. Printed by Order of the Trustees. 1906. 129p.

50. agrawala Vasudeva S.The Heritage of Indian art. Delhi. 1936. 186p.

51. agricultural Marketing Service. annual report on Tobacco Statistics 1939. Wash-ington. 1939. (United States Department of agriculture). 117p.

52. agricultural Marketing Service.annual report Tobacco Statistics 1941. Washington. 1941. 123p. (United States Department of agriculture).

53. agriculture 1936-1937. Prices Subject to change without Notice. New-York. 1937. 115p. (New and Standard Books for col-leges and Universities).

54. ahmed Sami SaidThe Iazids, their Life and Beliefs. florida. 1975. 486p.

37. addison coauthSteele and addisonThe Lover and other Papers of Steele and addison. London. 1887.

38. addison JosephThe free-Holder or Political essays. Lon-don. 1758. 400p.

39. addison JosephThe evidences of the christian religion, to which are added Several Discourses against atheithm and Infidelity and in Defence of The christian revelation. Occsionally Published by him and oth-ers. and Now collected into One Body and Digested Under their Proper Heads. With Preface containing Sentiments of Mr. Boyle, Mr. Locke, and Sir Isaac New-ton, concerning the Gospel-reveiw the Seventh edition. London. Printed for J.f. and c. rivington. 1790. 286p.

40. addison JosepThe Poetical Works of Joseph addison, with the life of the author. London. cooke. L.S. D.J. 145p.

41. addison JosephThe Poetical Works of Joseph addison, with Life of the author. edinburgh. Bell. 1778. 228p.

42. adolphus JohnThe History of england, from the acces-sion of George the Third, to the conclu-sion of Peace in the Year 1783. The 4-th edition. By the author. In the Three Vol-umes. London. 1817.I. Vol. 496pII. Vol. 458p.III. Vol. 513p.

43. The adventure. 1st Volume, a New edi-tion. London. 1794.

Vol. I. London. 1794.Vol. II. London. 1794.Vol. III. London. 1794.

44. adventures of a Younger Son. s.l.s.d. 403p.The adventures of Gil Blas, of Santillane. Translated by I. Smollet. M.D. author of roderick. random.Vol. I-IV. London. 1805.Vol. I. 334p.Vol. II. 286p.Vol. III. 320p.

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Museum. calcutta – Trustees Indian Mu-seum. 1910.Part. I. – Brachyura. Pasc. II. The Indian fresh-Water crabs-Potamonidae. By a.alcock. calcutta. 1910. 135p.Part. II. – aasomura. Pasc. I. Pagurides. By a. alcock. calcutta. 1905. 197p.Part. III. – Macrura. Pasc. I. The Prawns of the Peneus Group. By a. alcock. calcut-ta. 1906. 155p.

66. alcock a.report on the Natural History results of the Pamir Boundary commission by a.W. alcock. With a List of the Plants by J.f. Duthie and a Notice of the rock-Specimens by T.H. Holland. calcutta. 1898. 45p.

67. aldred cyrilegypt to the end of the Old Kingdom. London. 1965. 143p.

68. aldrich J.M.a revision of the Two. Winged flies of the Genus Procecidiochares in North america with an allied New Genus. Washington. 1929. 13p.

69. aldrich M.a revision of the american Parasitic flies Belonging to the Genus Belvosia. Washington. 1928. 47p.

70. aldrich J.M.american Two-Winged flies of the Ge-nus Microphtalma Macouart with Notes on related forms. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1926. 8p.

71. aldrich J.M.american Two-Winged flies... Museum. Vol. 69, art. 12. pp. 1-12.

72. aldrich J.M.american Two-Winged flies of the Ge-nus Stylogaster Macouart. Washington. 1930. 28p.

73. aldrich J.M.five New Parasitic flies reared from Beeches in china and India. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1928. 7p. No. 2753. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol 74. art. 8. pp. 1-7.

74. aldrich J.M.further Studies of Types of american

55. aikim arthurIllustrations of arts and Manufactures. Being a Selection from a Series of Papers read Before the Society for the encour-agment of arts, Manufactures and com-merce. London. Voor st. 1841. 376p.

56. ainthworth G.c. and rishy G.r.a Dictionary of the fungi. 2-nd edition. Kew. Surrey. 1945. 432p.

57. ainthworth Williamresearches in assiria, Babilonia and chaldea; forming Part of the Labours of the euphrates expedition. By Wil-liam ainthworth. f.G.S. London. John W. Parker. 1838. 343p.

58. aitchinson Lesliea History of Metals. By Leslie aitchinson. London. 1960. Vol. I. 300p.Vol. II. pp. 305-647.

59. akenside M.The Poetical Works of Mark akenside. With the Life of the author. London. cook. 263p.

60. akenside MarkThe Poetical Works of Mark akenside. In Two Volumes. With the Life of the au-thor. Vol. I-II. edinburgh. Bell. 1781. 191p.Vol. I. 191p.Vol. II. 176p.

61. akerman J.I.a Descriptive catalogue of rare and Un-edited roman coins. from the earlest Period of the roman coianage to the extinction of the empire constanti-nus Paleologus. With Numerous Plates Originals. By J.I. akerman. f.S.a. London. 1834.

62. alayev L.B. and Vapha a.K.Indology (History, economy and cul-ture). M. “Nayka”. 1968. 46p.

63. albanian Popular Motives Textiles and Needlework. Decorator Ikbal Mustafa. Ti-rana. 1959. 6p.

64. albright William foxwellThe archaeology of Palestine. Peter Smith. s.d. 1971. 271p.

65. alcock a.catalogue of the Indian Decapod crus-tacea in the collection of the Indian

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85. aldrich J.M.rediscription of Types of american Mus-coid flies in the collection of Vienna Natural History Museum with Indental Notes. Washington. 1927. 35p.

86. aldrich J.M.revision of the Two-Winged flies of the Genus coelopa Meigen in North ameri-ca. Washington. 6p.

87. alexander charlesa revision of the american Two-Winged flies of the Psychodid Subfamily Brucho-myinae. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1929. 9p. No. 2778. Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. vol. 75. art. 7. pp. 1-9.

88. alexander charlescrane flies from the Maritime Province of Siberia (On the Insect fauna of the Maritime Province of Siberia). Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1925. 21p. No. 2605. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 68. art. 4. pp. 1-21.

89. alexander christineJewellery. The art of the Goldsmith in classical Times as Illustrated in the Mu-seum collection. New York. 1928. 56p.

90. alexander G.G.Lao-Tsze the Great Thinker. With a Trans-lation of his Thoughts on the Nature and Manifestations of God. London. Pau, Trench, Trubner. 1895. 131p.

91. alexander charlesUndescribed crane flies from the Hol-aretic region in the United States Na-tional Museum. Washington. 1923. 17p.

92. alexander the GreatWilliams John

93. The Life and actions of alexander the Great. By the reverened John Williams. 2nd edition, London. 1829. 414p.

94. allexandroff a.a New and complete russian-english Dictionary. By a.alexandroff. London. David Hutt. 1884. 1034+38p.

95. allegro J.M.The Dead Sea Scrolls. John M. allegro. Baltimore. 1958. 208p.

Muscoid flies in the collection of the Vienna Natural Museum. Washington. 1928. 36p.

75. aldrich J.M.New Diptera or Two-Winged flies in the United States Natural Museum. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 36p. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art. 18. pp.1-36.

76. aldrich J.M.New Diptera or Two-Winged flies from South america. Washington. 1928. 27p.

77. aldrich J.M. New Diptera, or Two-Winged flies from america, asia and Java with ad-ditional Notes. Washington. 1932. 28p.

78. aldrich J.M.New Genera and Species of Muscoid flies. Washington. 14p.

79. aldrich J.M.New Species of Two-Winged flies of the family cyrtidde with a New Genus from the Phillipines. Washington. 1927. 4p.

80. aldrich J.M.New Two-Winged flies of the family calliphoridde from china. Washington. 1930. 5p.

81. aldrich J.M.North american Two-Winged flies of the Genus Spathimeqenia, with De-scriptions of five New Species. Wash-ington. 1931. 10p.

82. aldrich J.M.North american Two-Winged flies of the Genus Sylindromyia Meigen (Ocy-ptera of author). Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1926. 27p. No. 2624. from the Proceedings of the Unit-ed States National Museum. Vol. 68. art. 23. pp. 1-27.

83. aldrich J.M. Notes on francis Walker’s Types of North american flies of the fam-ily Tachinidae. Washington. 1931. 16p.

84. aldrich J.M.Notes on the Types of american Two-Winged flies of the Genus Sacrophaqa and a few related forms Described by the early authors. Washington. 1930. 36p.

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or arborcal Scuirrels. pp. 877-887.107. allen J.T. and Italie G.

a concordance to euripides. London. 1954. 686p.

108. allen Nellieasia. Boston. s.d. 450p. (Geographical and Industrial Studies).

109. allen W.e.D.a History of the Georgian People. from the Beginning Down the russian con-quest in the Nineteenth century. Intro-duction by Sir Dennison ross. London. Keagan, Paul Trench, Thubner and co. 1932. 429p.

110. allisonan account of a Voyage from archangel in russia in the Year 1697. Of the Ship and company Wintering Near the North cape in the Latitude of 71. Their Man-ner of Living what they Suffered by the extreme cold. also remarkable Obser-vations of the climate, country Inhabit-ants. Together with a chart Describing the Place where they Lay, Land in the View, Soundings etc. London. 1699. 96p.

111. alphabetical Guide to the Bird exhibits in the american Museum of Natural History. New York. 1935. 15p.

112. alperaky S.N.On Some cases of Dimorphism and Polymorphism among Palaeartctic Lep-idoptera. St. Petersburg. 1891. pp.497-502.

113. alsberg carl L. and Black Otis f.concerning the Distribution of cyano-gen in Grasses, especially in the Gen-era Panicularia or Glyceria and Tridens or cieglinga. s.i. 1915. 9p. from the Of-fice of Poisonous Plant, Drug Plant and Physiological...

114. alsberg c.L coauth.Brewster J.f. and alsberg c.L.Determination of the Distribution of Ni-trogen in certain Seeds. s.l. 1919.

115. alsberg c.L. coauth.Woodward H.e. and alsberg c.L. The Detection of Volatile alkylamines in the Presnce of ammonia and of Volatile Tertiary alkylamines. s.l. 1921.

116. alston edward r.

96. allen GrantThe Story of the Plants. With Many Illus-trations. New York. 1895. 218p.

97. allen Harry W.North american Species of Two-Winged flies Belonging to the Tribe Milogram-mini. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 106p. No. 2610. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 68. art. 9. pp. 1-106.

98. allen H.W. and Jaynes H.a.contribution to the Taxonomy of asiatic Wasps of the Genus Tiphia (Scoliidae). Washington. 1930. 104p.

99. allen J.a.a New Sheep from Kamchatka. New York. 1904. 293-298pp.

100. allen Joel asaphautobiographical Notes and a Bibliogra-phy of the Scientific Publications of Joel asaph allen. The american Museum of Natural History. Science education. New York. 1916. 215p.

101. allen J.a.catalogue of the Mammals of Massa-chusetts: with a critical revision of the Speecies. 143-253pp. Bulletin of the Mu-seum of comparative Zoology. No. 8.

102. allen J.a. History of North american Pinnipeds. a Monograph of North american Walruses, Sealions, Sea-Bears and Seals of North america. Washington. 1880. 785p.

103. allen J.a. Mammals collected in alaska by the ex-pedition of andrew J. Stone. New York. 1903. 273-292pp.

104. allen J.a.Sander H.L. and allen J.a.Studies on Deep Sea Protobranchia (Bi-valvia); Prologue and the Pristiglomi-dae. Harvard. 1973.

105. allen J.a. and Sanders H.L.Studies on Deep-Sea Protobranchia (Bivalvia); The families Siliculidae and Lametilidae. Harvard. 1973. pp.263-309. (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 145. No. 6).

106. allen J.a.Synonimatic List of the american aciuri

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Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1925. 30p. No. 2596. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 24. pp.1-30.

127. amber, carvedStrong D.e.catalogue of the carved amber in the Department of Greek and roman antiq-uities. London. 1966.

128. america and russia, correspondence. 1818 to 1848. S.L. S.D. 167p.

129. The american association for the ad-vancement of Science. Proceedings of the american association. 10-th Meeting, Held at albany. New York. august. 1856. cambridge. 1857. 258p.

130. The american association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf. circular of Information. s.l. 1904. 20p.

131. american Museum of Natural History. an-nual report of the President, Treasurers’s report List of accessions. New York. 1893.

132. american Museum of Natural History. Department of Vertebrate Paleontology revised Price List of casts and Models of fossil Vertebrates. s.l.s.d. 32p.

133. american Museum of Natural History. General Guide to the exhibition Halls. By frederick a. Lucas. New York. 1913. 117p.

134. american Museum of Natural History. General Guide to the exhibition Halls. by frederick a. Lucas. New York. 11916. 133p.

135. american museum of Natural History. Six-ty-fifth annual report of the Trustees for the Year 1933. New York. 1934. 70p.

136. american Numismatics association Li-brary catalogue. July. 1946. New York. 1946. 32p.

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640. Burr MalcolmOn a remarkable New earwig (Dema-toptera) from Portuguese West africa. s.l. 1907. In: Burr M. a Monograph of the Genus acrida.

641. Burr MalcolmOn the forficularia of the Hungarian Na-tional Museum of Budapest. s.l. 1902. 12p.

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632. Burr MalcolmMimicri in Orthoptera. S.L.S.D. 2p. In: Burr M. a Monograph of the Genus ac-rida.

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657. Butler arthurBirds of Great Britain and Ireland. Order Passers, complete in Two Volumes. Lon-don. S.D. Vol. I. 210p.

658. Butler O.On the amount of copper required for the control of Phytopthora Infestans on Potatoes. Durham. 1920. pp.289-304.

659. Butler O.K.Physiology of the apple Distribution of food Materials in the Tree at Different Periods of Vegetation. 1917. 21p. (New Hampshire agricultural experiment Sta-tion).

660. Butler SamuelThe Poetical Works of Samuel Butler. In Three Volumes. from the Texts of Grey and Thyer with the Life of the author and Notes Vol. I-III. edinburgh. apollo Press. 1777.Vol. I. 231p.Vol. II. 246p.Vol. III. 216p.

661. Butterflies of the american Tropics. The Genus anaca Lepidoptera Nym-phalidae. a Study of the Species Here-tofore Included in the Genera anaca. coenophebia, Hypna, Polygrapha, Protogonius, Siderone and faretis. By William Phillips. comstock. research associate Department of Insects and Spiders. coloured Illustrations by Mar-jorie Statham and Dorothy fitchew. Sponsored by frank Johnson. New York. 1961. 214p.

644. Burrows M.a.The Visitors Guide to Kandy and Nuwara eliya containing a Topographical De-scription of the Towns and their Neigh-bourhood. Third edition. colombo. 1894. 100p.

645. Burrows S.M.The Buried cities of ceylon. a Guide Book to anuradhapura and Polonnarua. With chapters on Dambulia, Kaieweua, Mihinataie and Sigiri. 2nd ed. colombo, London, ferguson. Paul. Trench. Trub-ner. 1894. 106p.

646. Burt charles e. and Burt May DanheinThe South american Lizands in the col-lection of the United States National Museum. Washington. 1930. 52p.

647. Burton MauriceThe Story of animal Life. London. 1949. Vol.II. 423p.

648. Burton – Brown T.early Mediterranean Migrations. an es-say in archaeological Interpretation. Ox-ford. 84p.

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651. Burry J.B.a History of the Later roman empire from archadius to Irene (395 a.D. to 800 a.D.). Vol. II. London. New York. Macmil-lan. 1889. 574p.

652. Bushell r.The Wonderful World of Netsuke. With One Hundred Mastepieces of Miniature Sculptures in colour. Tokyo, Japan. 71p.

653. Bushell Stephenchinese art. Vol. I. Second edition. re-vised. Printed for His Majesty’s Statio-nery Office. 1909. (Board of education. South Kensington. Victoria and albort Museum).

654. Bushnell DavidThe Use of Soapstone by the Indians of the eastern United States from the Smithonian report for 1939 (With Ten Plates). Washingtone. 1940. pp.471-489.

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676. call a.G. and Haag I.r.The relation of the Hydrogen – Ion consentration of Nutrient Solutions to Growth and chlorosis of Wheat Plants. S.L. 1921. pp.69-77. (reprinted from Soil Science. Vol. XII. No.I. July. 1921.

677. callum Mac, G.a.four New Species of crematode Worms of the Subfamily Onchocotylinae. Wash-ington. 1931. 8p.

678. calmet augustinan Historical, critical, Geographical, chronological and ethymological Dic-tionary of the Holy Bible. In Three Vol-umes. 1732.Vol. II. 780p.Vol. III. 740p.

679. The cambridge ancient History. edidet by J.B. Bury, M.a. f.B.a. S.a. cook, Litt. Df.e.adcock. M.a. cambridge.

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680. campbell K.S.W.Wittington H.B. and campbell K.S.W.Silicipid Siluran Trilobites from Main. pp.447-482. (Bulletin of the Museum of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol.135. No.9. June, 28, 1967).

662. Buttikoffer J.Zoological results of the Dutch Scien-tific expedition to central Borneo. Intro-duction. S.L.S.D. 48p.

663. Buttrey T.V. and others.Greek, roman and Islamic coins from Sardis. London. 1981.

664. Buturlin S.a.Notes on Woodpeckers (fam Picidae) in the Zoological Museum of the Imperial academy of Sciences in St. Petersburg. Petersburg. 1908. pp.229-254. (extr. de L’annuaire du Musee Zoolog. T.XIII).

665. Buturlin S.a.On the Geographical Distribution of the True Pheasants. S.L. 1904. pp.377-414.

666. Byron George Gordon NoelThe complete Works of Lord Byron from the Last London edition, Now first col-lected and arranged and Illustrated. With the Notes by Sir Walter Scott, francis Jef-frey, Professor Wilson etc. In One Volume. Paris. Baudry’s Library. 1837. 954p.

667. Byzantine Studies. Moscow. “Nauka”. 1968. 24p. (USSr academy of Sciences. Institute of the Peoples of asia. fifty Years of Soviet Oriental Studies).

668. caclamanos DemetriusGreece. a Panorama. London. 1945. 159p.

669. cabill I.Treasures of asia. chinese Painting. New-York. 1977. 212p.

670. cajori f.a curious Mathematical Title-Page. s.l.s.d. pp.294-255.

671. cajori florianMoritz canton the Historian of Math-ematics. New York. 1920. pp.21-28.

672. cajori florianNote in the farenheit Scale. Bruxelles. 1921. pp.17-22.

673. cajori florianThe Spread of Newtonian and Leibniz-ian Notations of the calculus. cam-bridge. 1921. pp.453-458.

674. caley earlechemical composition of Parthian coins. New York. 1955. 104p.

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692. carpenter franka fossil Insect from the Lower Perm-ian of the Grand canion. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. 4p. No. 2695. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art. 23. pp.1-4.

693. carpenter Horacea catalogue of the Shell-Bearing Mol-lusca of rhode Island. Second edition. Providence. 1889. 7p.

694. carpenter rhysGreek Sculpture. a critical review. chi-cago. The University Press. 1960. 275p.

695. carr W.H.a Manual of Bird Study. a Description of Twenty-five Local Birds with Study Out-lines. N.Y. 1934. 73p.

696. carr W.H.Blazing Nature’s Trail. The Natural Trails and Trailside Museum at Bear Mountain. New York. 1929. New York. 1933. 21p. (School Service Series. No. 3. 2nd ed.).

697. carr W.H.Sing along the Trail. Photographs by roy Davice. New York. 1903. 28p.

698. carr W.H.Trailside family. New York. 1932. 32p.

699. carr W.H.Trailside Interdependence. Being an account of the Building of a Trailside. Museum exhibit to Show that a State of True Independence does Not exist in the World of Nature. report for 1932. Photographs by Thance Bierwert. New York. 1933. 32p.

700. carr W.H.Ten Years of Nature Trailing. american Mu-seum of Natural History. New York. 1937. 36p. School Service. Ser. No.11. 1937.

701. carr W.H.Trailside actions and reactions. The Na-ture Trails and Trailside Museum. New York. 1931. 32p.

702. carr W.H.Trailside Transformations. The Nature Trails and Trailside Museums at Bear Mountain. New York. american Muse-um of Natural History. 1934. 25p. School Service. Ser. No.10. 1934.

681. campbell ThomasThe Pleasures of Hope, With other Po-ems. cambridge. 1807. p.101, 57, 27.

682. chandler edmundThe Unveiling of Lhasa. London. 1905p. 304p.

683. cany ferdinand and Bassler r.S.classification ot the cheilostomatous Beyozoa. Washington. 1927. 42p. No. 2640. from the Proceedings of the Unit-ed States National Museum. Vol. 69. art. 14. pp.1-42.

684. canu ferdinand and Bassler ray S.fossil and recent Bryozoa of the Gulf of Mexico region. Washington. 198p.

685. canu ferdinand and Bassler ray S.Studies on the cyclostomatous Bryozoa. Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1926. 93p. No. 2593. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 21. pp.1-24.

686. canu ferdinand and Bassler ray S.The Bryozoan fauna of the calapagos Islands. Washington.

687. captivity of Two Princesses in the cau-casus: Ind. a Seven Months residence in Shamil’s Seralglio. communicated by themselves and Translated from the Origi-nal russian by H. Sutherland edwards. London. Smith. eldor. 1857. 344p.

688. de cardi Beatriceexcavations at Bampur, a third Mille-nium Settlement in Persian Baluchistan. 1966. New York. 1970. pp.232-355 (The american Museum of Natural History. anthropological Papers. Vol. 51. Part 3).

689. carico James edwinThe Nearctic Species of the Genus Do-lomedes (arancae: Pisauridae). Harvard, 1973. pp.435-488. (Bulletin of the Mu-seum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 144. No.7).

690. carlquist Sh.The Genus fitchia (compositae). Lon-don. 1957. 143p.

691. carpenter edwardModern Science and the Science of the future. With an essay on Defence of criminals. New-York. 1892. 53p.

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713. casanave Honourable MauriceThe french attitude concerning repa-rations. New York. 1921. pp. 7-12. (con-ference of January 11, 1921).

714. caskey J.L.Greece, crete and the aegean Islands in the early Bronze age. cambridge. 1965. Vol. I. capter XXVI (a). 44p.

715. caskey L.D.catalogue of Greek and roman Sculp-ture. cambridge. 1925. 233p. (Museum of fine arts, Boston).

716. caskey L.D.Geometry of Greek Vases. attic Vases in the Museum of fine arts analysed ac-cording to the Principles of Proportion Discovered by Jay Hambrige. Boston. 1922. 236p. (Museum of fine arts, Bos-ton. communications to the Trustees).

717. casson S.Sculpture and architectural fragments. cambridge. 1921. catalogue of the acropolis Museum. cambridge. 1921. Vol. II.

718. catalogue of the Batrachia Gradientia candata and Batrachia apoda in the col-lection of the British Museum. By G.a. Boulenger. 2nd edition. London. 1892. 127p.

719. catalogue, a Synonymic of Orthoatera by W.f. Kirby.

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720. catalogue and Sold by abner Kreisberg and Hans M.f. Schulman. Public auction of an Outstanding collection of United States and roreign coins. New York. 1958. 151p.

721. catalogue of an Important collection of Provincial Tokens of the eighteenth cen-tury and Medals and Tokens relating to Printing. London. 1958. 64p.

722. catalogue of an Important collection of

703. carrel a. and Burrows M.T.Manifested Life of Tissues Outside of the Organism. Washington. 1911. pp.573-582. (from the Smithomian report for 1910).

704. carrol Lewisalice’s adventures in Wonderland.

705. carroll robert clark John and carrol robertromeriid reptiles from the Lower Perm-ian. Harward. 1973.

706. carroll robert and Baird Donaldcarboniferens Stem-reptiles of the family romeriidae. Harward. 1972. pp.323-361. (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol.143. #5).

707. carstairs I.Lectures on the art of Writing com-prehending a Variety of Observations on the Impediments which retard the Progress of the Learner. 4th ed. London. 1820. 132p.

708. carus PaulThe Gospel of Buddha, according to Old records Told by Paul carus. 3rd rev. edi-tion. chicago. The Open court Publ. co. 1895. 275p.

709. cary richardSocial and Political conditions in Ger-many. New-York. 1921. pp.13-16 (con-ference of January, 11, 1921).

710. casanowicz J.M.Descriptive catalogue of the collection of ecclesiastical art in the United States National Museum. Washington. 1919. pp. 605-619.

711. casanowicz I.M.The collection of ancient Oriental Seals in the United States National Museum. Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1926. 23p. No.2630 – from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 69. art. 4. pp.1-23.

712. casanowiez I.M.The Dragon God (Dai – ja) Idzumo. Ja-pan (a Japanese Tale). Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1925. No.2587 – from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 15. pp.1-4.

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738. catalogue of ethnographical art. London. 1954. 31p.

739. catalogue of ethnographical art and egyptian, Greek and roman antiquities. London. 1956. 30p.

740. catalogue of fine african Sculpture, Oce-anic, South american and Indian art, Greek and roman antiquities. London. 1969. 37p.

741. catalogue of fine egyptian, Greek, ro-man, Sumerian and South arabian antiq-uities. London. 1960. 32p.

742. catalogue of fine egyptian, Greek and ro-man antiquities. London. 1959. 36p.

743. catalogue of fine egyptian, Greek, ro-man, celtic and Syrian antiquities. Lon-don. 1958. 31p.

744. catalogue of fine Islamic Pottery. London. 1960. 36p.

745. catalogue of fine Works of art and eth-nographical Objects from africa, asia and the Pacific. London. 1957. 30p.

746. catalogue of Greek, roman and egyptian antiquities. London. 1957. 36p.

747. catalogue of Greek, roman and egyptian antiquities. Mexican, Peruvian, Indian and african Works of art. London. 1956. 33p.

748. catalogue of Greek, roman, Near eastern and egyptian antiquities. London. 1969. 48p.

749. catalogue of Impotrant african Sculpture, South american, Haida and Oceanic art. London. 1960. 32p.

750. catalogue of Impotrant ancient ameri-can, Mexican, Mayan and Peruvian Pot-tery and Sculpture. London. 1958. 27p.

751. catalogue of Important egyptian, Near eastern, Iberian, Greek, roman and an-glo-Saxon antiquities. also fine Indian Sculpture. London. 1960. 44p.

752. catalogue of Important egyptian, Near eastern, Luristan, Greek and roman an-tiquities. London. 1967. 44p.

753. catalogue of the Bizantine coins in the Dombarton Oaxs collection and in the Whittemore collection. edited by alfred r. Bellinger and Philip Grierson. Washing-ton. 1966.

Vol. 3. Grierson Ph. Leo III to Nicephorus

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723. catalogue of african Sculpture pre-co-lumbian Gold Ornaments and North-West american art. London. 1961. 44p.

724. catalogue of collection of antique Gold rings.

725. catalogue of Greek, Minoan, roman and egyptian antiquities, afric and Indian Sculptures, Persian Pottery etc. London. 1957. 64p.

726. catalogue of Greek, roman, egyptian and Near eastern antiquities. London. 1962. 53p.

727. catalogue of egyptian, Greek and roman antiquities. London. 1858. 36p.

728. catalogue of egyptian, Greek, roman and South american antiquities, Oceanic and South american art, african Sculpture and Indian Works of art. London. 1960. 43p.

729. catalogue of egyptian, Greek, roman and Halstatt antiquities. Persian, Indian, Oce-anic, South american, New Zealand and african art. London. 1959. 32p.

730. catalogue of egyptian, Greek and roman antiquities. Oceanic, american, african and far eastern Works of art. London. 1958. 28p.

731. catalogue of egyptian, Greek and roman antiquities and ethnographic art. Lon-don. 1954. 23p.

732. catalogue of egyptian, Greek, roman and Byzantine antiquities. Indian, Oceanic, South american. London. 1959. 24p.

733. catalogue of egyptian, Greek and roman antiquities. Oriental, american and eth-nographic art. London. 1954. 24p.

734. catalogue of egyptian, Greek, roman, Su-merian and Babilonian antiquities. Lon-don. 1958. 23p.

735. catalogue of egyptian, Mesopotamian and classical antiquities. London. 1962. 31p.

736. catalogue of egyptian, Near eastern, Greek and roman antiquities. London. 1962. 54p.

737. catalogue of english Gold coins. London. 1961. 27p.

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762. catalogue of the chelonians, rycho-cephalians and crocodiles in the British Museum. New edition. By George albert Boulenger. London. 1889. 311p.

763. catalogue of the collection of arabic coins. London. 1897.

764. catalogue of the collection of the Birds’ eggs in the British Museum. London. 1901.

765. catalogue of the Important and Valuable collection of english coins in Gold and Silver the Property of the Late f.G. Hilton Price... to which is added a Small collec-tion of english and foreign Medals the Property of a Gentleman... London. 1909. 46p.

766. catalogue of the Lepicloptera Phalaenae in the British Museum. London. 1900.

767. catalogue of the Mohammadan coins Preserved in the Bodleian Library. Oxford. 1888.

768. catalogue of the Marsupialia and Mono-tremata in the collectin of the British Mu-seum (Natural History). London. 1888.

769. catalogue of the Publications of the Len-ingrad Oriental Institute. Leningrad. 1927. 24p.

770. catalogue of the Valuable collection of english coins the Property of the Late Thomas Wakley... which will be Sold by auction by Messers Sothbey Wilkinson etc. Hodge... London. 1909. 56p.

771. catalogue of the Valuable contents Pic-tures, Statuary furniture, Household fur-nishings etc. London. 1958. 56p.

772. catalogue of the Valuable and extencsive collection of Silver an Silver-Gilt. London. 1954. 52p.

III. 717-1081. Part 1. Leo to Michael III (717-867). 470p.Vol. 3. Grierson Ph. Leo III to NicePhorus III. 717-1081. Part 2. Basil I to Nicephorus III (867-1081). pp.473-887.

754. catalogue of New Zeland, New Guinea, Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, Queen charlotte Islands and easter Island carv-ings. London. 1959. 40p.

755. catalogue of Oriental coins in the British Museum.

Vol. IX-X. London. Vol. IX. Lane – Poole, Staunley, additions to the Oriental collection (1876-1888). Part 1. additions to Vols. I-IV. London. 1889. 405p.Vol. X. Lane – Poole, Staunley. additions to V-VIII. London. 1890. 206p.

756. catalogue of Persian Pottery. Indian Works of art. Luristan Bronzes rare Sassanian Sil-ver and Metalwork. London. 1959. 28p.

757. catalogue of Prehistoric flint Implements. London. 1956. 32p.

758. catalogue of Spanish and Spanish-ameri-can Gold. coins. London. 1960. 17p.

759. catalogue of the acropolis Museum. cam-bridge. 1918.

Vol. I. Dickins G. archaic Sculpture. cam-bridge. 1912. 292p.Vol. II. casson S. Sculpture and architec-tural fragments. Brooke D. With a Sec-tion upon the Terracottas. cambridge. 1912. 400p.

760. catalogue of the Byzantine coins in the Dumbarton Oax collection and in the Whittemore collection. edited by alfred B. Bellinger and Philip Grierson. Washing-ton. 1966.

Vol. I. anastasius I to Maurice. 491-602. By alfred B. Bellinger. 383p.Vol. II. Phocas to Teodosias III. 602-717. By Philip Grierson. Part 1. Phocas and Heraclius (602-641). 1968. 383p.

761. catalogue of the Ungulate Mammals in the British Museum (Natural History). Vol. 1. London. 1913.

Vol. I. artiodactyla. family Bovidae. Sub-families Bovidae to Oribovida (cattle, Sheer, Goate, chamois, Serrows, Takin, Musik-Oxon. By r. Lykker. London. 1913.

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a Picture History of archaeology. Lon-don. 1959. 360p.

782. ceram c.W.Gods, Graves and Scholars. The Story of archaeology. London. 1967. 515p.

783. certificate of Incorporation, constitution on and by Laws of the american Numis-matic Society. New-York. 1967. 22p.

784. cervantes Saavedra Miguel deThe History and adventures of the re-nowned Don Kuixote. Translated from the Spanish. To which is Prefixed, Some account of the author’s Life. By Smollet. In four Volumes. London. 1784. 689p.Vol. I. 304p.Vol. II. 290p.Vol. III. 283p.Vol. IV. 323p.

785. chachashvili G.a.folk Origins of the Georgian costume of the Middle of the 19th century. Tbilisi. 1964. 14p.

786. chaffers Wm.collector’s Handbook of Marks etc., Monograms on Pottery etc., Porcelain. By Wm. chaffers. Los angeles, Toronto. S.D. 367p.

787. chaffers Wm.Marks etc. Monograms on european and Oriental Pottery and Poreelain. By Wm. chaffers. ed. by frederick Litchfield. Los angeles. 1946. 1095p.

788. chaitanya Krichnaa History of Indian Painting. Pahari. Tra-ditions. New Delhi. 1984. 167p.

789. chalmers G.a collection of Treaties Between Great Britain and other Powers. London. 1790.Vol. I. London. 1790. 564p.Vol. II. London. 1790. 538p.

790. chalmers a.The Guardian, Gorrected from the Origi-nals, with a Preface, Historical and Bio-graphical. By a. chalmers. Vol. I-III. Lon-don. 1817.Vol. I. 294p.Vol. II. 335p.Vol. III.275p.

791. chalmers a.The Spectator, corrected from the Origi-

773. caudel a.N.On a collection of Orthopreroid Insects from Java made by Owen Bryant and Willian Palmer in 1909. 42p. No. 2675. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art.3. pp.1-42.

774. caudel a.N.Orthopteroid Insects from the Mari-time Province of Siberia. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. 7p. No. 2679. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art.7. pp.1-7.

775. caumann ernst albertcomparative Morphology of fungi. Translated and revised by caroll William Dodge. New York and London. 1928. 702p.

776. care Marion S. and constance Lincolnchromosome Numaers in Hydrophylla-ceae IV. Berkley and Los angeles. 1950. pp.363-381 (University of california Publications in Botany. Vol. 23. No.7. pp.363-381.

777. cave S.Development of the female Ganneto-phyte in erythronium fuolumneuse. Pensilvania. 1942. pp.177-208. (a West american Journal of Botany. Vol.VI. No.6).

778. cazanowicz ImmanuelThe collection of rosaries int the United States National Museum. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1909. pp. 333-360. No. 1667. from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum.

779. cecilia, or Memoirs of an Heiress. By the author of evelina. The 6th edition. In five Volumes. London. 1791.

Vol. I. 299p.Vol. II. 285p.Vol. III. 321p.Vol. IV. 292p.Vol. V. 321p.

780. cei Jose M.amphibians of argentina. roma. 1980. 609p.

781. ceram c.W.

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798. chandler a.c.a New Species of Trematode Worms Be-longing to the Genus Hasstilesia from Pabbits in Texas. Washington. 1929. 5p.

799. chandler a.c.Some New Genera and Species of rem-atode Worms, filarioidea, from animals Dying in the culcutta Zoological Gar-den. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1929. 10p. No. 2777. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 75. art. 6. pp.1-10.

800. chandler a.c.Some Parasitic round Worms of the rab-bit with Descriptions of Two New Spe-cies. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1924. 6p. No.2553. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art.16. pp.1-6.

801. chandra V.Studies on on rouvolfia. Lucknow. 1950. 10p. (reprinted from the Journal of Sci-entific etc. Industrial research. 1950. Vol. 154. No.3. pp.125-133).

802. chapin edwardThe Beetles of the family cieridae col-lected on the Mulford Biological explo-ration of the amazon Basin. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1927. 10p. No.2674. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art. 2. pp.1-10.

803. chapin edwardThe Birds of the Belgian congo. New York. 1953. Vol. 758. Part 3. 820p.

804. chaponeMiscellaneous in Prose and Verse. a New edition. London. 1787. 216p.

805. charles B.c.Descriptions of Six Supposed New Spe-cies of Birds from the Islands of Old Providence and St. andrews. carib Sea. s.l. 1887. Pp.177-181. (from the aux. Vol. IV. No.3).

806. charlestone B.J.Masterpiece of Glass. a World History from the corning Museum of Glass. New York. 1980. 239p.

807. charlotte. a Tale of Truth in Two Volumes. London. Minerva. 1791.

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792. chalmers a.The Tatler; corrected from the Originals, with a Preface, Historical and Biographi-cal. By a. chalmers. Vol. 1-V. London. 1817.

793. chamberlain Basil Hall and Mason W.B.a Handbook for Travellers in Japan. 4th edition, revised and augmented. Lon-don. Murray. 1834. 523p.

794. chambers e.cyclopaedia; or an Universal Diction-ary of arts and Sciences; containing the Definitions of the Terms and accounts of the Things Signify’d Thereby in the Sev-eral arts, Both Liberal and Mechanical and the Several Sciences, Human and Divine the figures, Kinds, Properties, Productions, Preparations and Uses, of Things Natural and artifical, the rise Progress and State of Things ecclesiasti-cal, civil, Military and commercial with the Several Systems, Sects, Opinions etc. among Philosophers, Divines, Math-ematicians, Physicians, antiquaries, critics the Whole Intended as a course of ancient and Modern Learning; com-piled from the Best authors, Dictionar-ies, Journals, Memoirs, Transactions, ephemerides etc. in Several Languages in Two Volumes. By e. chambers. Vol. 1-2. London. 1728.

795. chambers’s etymologycal Dictionary of the english Language. Pronouncing, ex-planatory, etymological. ed. by andrew findlater. London - edinburgh. S.D. 685p.

796. chambliss charlesThe Botany and History of Zizania aquatica L. (“Wild rice”). Washington. Government Printing Office. 1941. 14p. from the Smithonian report for 1940. pp. 369-382.

797. chan roman Pina and Navarette carlosarchaeological research in the Lower Grijalva river region, Tobasco and chi-apas. Prova, Utan. 1967. 52p. (Papers of the New World archaeological founda-tion Number Twenty-Two).

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816. chauvenet WilliamManual of Spherical and Practical as-tronomy. Philadelphia. 1871.Vol. I. Spherical astronomy. 798p.Vol. II.Theory and Use of astronomical Instuments. Method of Least Squares. 632p.

817. chavchavadze IliaThe Hermit. a Legend. Translated from the Georgian by Marjory Wardrop. Lon-don. Quaritch. 1895.38p.

818. chavchavadze IliaWorks. Tbilisi. 1987. 87p.

819. checklist of Manuscripts in the Libraries of the Greek and armenian Patriarchates in Jerusalem. Microfilmed for the Library of Gongress, 1949-50. Prepared Under the Direction of Kenneth W. clark Director and General editor of the Jerusalem expe-dition 1949-50. Washington. 1953. 44p.

820. cheecklist of Manuscripts in St. cathe-rine’s Monastery, Mount Sinai Microfilmed for the Library of congress. 1950. Prepared Under the Direction of Kenneth W. clark. General editor of the Mount Sinai expedi-tion. 1949-50. Washington. 1952. 54p.

821. chemical analysis. a Series of Mono-graphs on analytical chemistry and its applications. editorial Board Beverly L. clarke. New York. I.M. Kolthoff. Minneapo-lis. Minn Hobart H. Willard ann arbor. New York. Interscience Publishers. 1945. Vol. II. Strain H.H. chromotographic adsorbp-tion analysis. New York. 1945. 222p.

822. Del chiaro M.a.The Genucilia Group: a class of ethrus-can red-figured Plates. London. 1957. pp.243-340.

823. chiera e.excavations at Nuzi... Selected and cop-

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808. charter, By-Laws and regulations of the Zoological Society of London. Waterlow and Sons Limited Printers. 1904. 23p.

809. castelluxTravels in North america, in the Years 1780, 1781 and 1782. By the Marquis de castellux, one of the forty Members of the french academy etc. Translated from the french by an english centle-man, with Notes by the Translator, Mul-torumque Hominum Vidit Urbes, et Mo-res cognovis. London. Printed for c.G.J. and J. robinson. 1786.Vol. I. London. 1787. 462p.Vol. II. London. 1782. 432p.

810. chatterjee Gopal chanderYatindra charitam of a Short Life of Swa-mi Bhas Karananda Saraswati of Bena-res. allahabad. 1895. 50p.

811. chattopadhei K.Indian carpets and floor coverings. New Delhi. S.D. 38p.

812. chatwood arthur BrunelThe New Photography. London. Downey. 1896. 128p.

813. chau Ju-KuaHis Work on the chinese and arab Trade in the Twelveth aud Thirteenth centu-ries, entitled chu-fau-chi, Translated from the chines and annotated by fred-erich Hinth and W.W. rockhill. St. Peters-burg. academy of Sciences. 1911. 288p.

814. chaucer GeoffreyThe centerbury Tales of chaucer; Gom-pleted in a Modern Version In Three Vol-umes. Oxford. 1745.Vol. I. 289p.Vol. II. 312p.Vol.III. 389p.

815. chaucer GeoffreyThe Poetical Works. In forteen Volumes. The Miscellaneous Pieces from Urry’s edition 1721. The centerbury Tales from Tyrwhitt’s edition. 1775. Vol. I-XIV.Vol. I. ccXLIXp.Vol. II. 258p.Vol. III. 223p.Vol. IV. 236p.

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835. chou Hung-HsiangOracle Bone collections in the United States. London. 1976. 62p.

836. chubb S.H.The Horse Under Domestication. Its Ori-gin and the Structure and Growth of the Teeth. New York. 1913. 37-63p.

837. chubinashvili G.N.On the Initial forms of christian church-es. Tbilisi. 1977. 18p.

838. chubinashvili G.N.South caucasian early agrarian culture and its Interrelations with the cultures of the Near east (the 5th to 3rd Milleni-um Bc.). Moscow. 1971. 7p.

839. chubinashvili T.N.The Interconnections Between the cau-casian (“Kura-aracs”) and the Near east cultures in the 3rd Millenium Bc. Tbilisi. 1964. 12p. (The 7th International con-gress of anthropological and ethnologi-cal Sciences. Moscow. august, 1964).

840. chupp charlesStudies on clinbroot of cruciferous Plants. N.Y. 1917. pp. 16-452 (cornell University agricultural experiment Sta-tion).

841. church of Scotland.a True copy of the Whole Printed acts of the General assemblies of the church of Scotland Beginning at the assem-bly Holden at Glasgow the 27 Day of November 1638; and ending at the as-sembly, Holden at edinburgh the 6 Day of august 1649. Diligently compared and exactly reptinted. conform to the foresaid and the Printed acts. S.L. 1682. 498p.

842. churchill charThe Poetical Work of... In Three Volumes. With the Life of the author. London. Bell. 1793.Vol. I. 195p.Vol. II. 191p.Vol. III.187p.

843. cilliand cora Lee c.The Stone Money of Yap. a Mumismatic Survey. Washington. 1975. 77p. (Smitho-

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824. child Gorden V.The aryans. a Study of Indo-european Origins. London. 1970. 221p.

825. child Gordon V.The Danube in Prehistory. Oxford. 1929. 479p.

826. child Gordon V.The Dawn of european civilization. 2nd ed. London. Paul, Trench, Trubner; New York; Knoph. 1927. 328p.

827. child Gordon V.The first Bronze Vases to be Made in central europe. Kopen-Kobenhavn. 1948. pp.257-264.

828. child Gordon V.New Light on the Most ancient east. The Oriental Prelude to european Prehistory. London. Kegan Paul. 1935. 396p.

829. chittenden f.H.New Species of North american Weeuils of the Genus Lixus. Washington. 1930. 24p.

830. chittenden f.H.The fall army Worm and Variegated cutworm. Washington. 1901.

831. chittenden russel H.Biographical Memoirs of La fayete Benedict Mendee. 1872-1935. Washing-ton. Natural academy of Sciences. 1937. pp.122-135.

832. chittick H.M.Ministry of education. antiquities Divi-sion. Occupational Paper No. 1. Kisiman-imapia. excavations at an Islamic Settle-ment on the east african coast. London. 1961. 34p.

833. chitwood Oliver Perry and Owsley frank Lawrence. a Short History of the ameri-can People. Vol. I. Third Printing New York. 1946. Vol. I. (149901865). 842p.

834. choloqashvili K.K.affinities and connections of Some Traits of Georgian Men’s clothes and arms. Moscow. 1968. 14p. (VIII Interna-tional congress of anthropological and

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854. clark Donaldarchaeological reconnaicance at Great Bear Lako. Ottawa. 1987. 312p.

855. clark GrahameWorld Prehistory a New Outline Being the Second edition of World Prehistory. cambridge. 1969. 331p.

856. clark J.W. Notes on three Stuffed Specimens of the Sea-Lion of the Probiloc Islands (Oraria Ursina). pp.371-373. Proceedings of Zo-ological Society. 1878.

857. clark Grahamarchaeology and Society. London. 1939. 220p.

858. clark Kennethchecklist of Manuscripts in St. cathe-rine’s Monastry. Mount Sinae. Washing-ton. 1952.

859. clark Kennethchecklist of Manuscripts in the Libraries of the Greek and armenian Patriarch-ates in Jerusalem. Washington. 1953.

860. clark John and carroll robert, L.romeriid reptiles from the Lower Perm-ian. Harvard. 1973. pp. 353-407 (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zool-ogy. v.144. No.5).

861. clarke colonel, a.K.Geodesy. Oxford. 1880. 356p.

862. clarke Somers f.S.a.christian antiquities in the Nile Valley. a contribution Towards the Study of the ancient churches. Honurable Mem-ber of the comité de conservation des Monuments de l’art arabe. cairo and of the archaeological Society. alexandria. Oxford. 1912. 234p.

863. classic Tales. Serious and Lively with criti-cal essays on the Merits and reputation of the authors. Vol. I-IV. London. 1806-1807.

Vol. I. 323p.Vol. II. 324p.Vol. III.322p.Vol. IV.319p.

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844. cincinati Museum association. annual report... cincinati. 1908. 73p.

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846. The citizen of the World: or Letters from a chinese Philosopher, residing in London, to his friends in tne east.

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847. clare a.M.a Treatise on the Motion of fluids Natu-ral and artificial. London. 1802. 380p.

848. claremont LeopoldThe Gem-cutter’s craft. London. Bell. 1906. 296p.

849. clark austinNotes on the Belitaeid Butterfly eu-phydryas Phaeton (Drury). Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1927. No.2683. from the Proceedings of the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 71. art. 11. pp.1-22.

850. clark austinreport on a collection of Birds Made by Pierre Luis Jouyin Korea. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1910. No.1736. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.38. pp.147-176.

851. clark austinThe Birds collected and Observed Dur-ing the cruise of the United States fish-eries Steamer “albatross” in the North Pacific Ocean and in the Biring, Okhotsk, Japan and eastern Seas. from april to December. 1906. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1910. No.1727 – from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.38. pp.25-74.

852. clark austinThe crinoids of the Indian Ocean. cal-cutta. 1912. 325p. (echinodema of the Indian Musem). Part VII.

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of the american Museum of Natural His-tory. Vol.XXVI. art. VIII. pp.77-86. New York. March. 1909.

873. cockerell T.D.a.The alpine flora of colorado. Boston. 1906. pp.861-873. (The american Natu-ralist. a Monthly Journal Devoted to the Natural Sciences in their Widest Sense).

874. cockerell T.D.a.Directions for collecting and Preserving Scale Insects (coccidae). Washington. Government Printing Office. 1897. 7p. (Smithonian Institution. United States Nation Museum).

875. cockrell T.D.a.Life Zones in New Mexico. The Zonal Distribution of coleoptera. New Mexico. 1898. extracted Due Bulletin New Mexi-co college of agriculture and Mechanic arts. agriculture expedition Station. No.28. 1998.

876. cockrell T.D.a.Megachilid Bees from Bolivia collected by the Mulford Biological expedition. 1921-1922. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. No.2684. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol.71. art.12. pp.1-77.

877. cockrell T.D.a.Plant and Insect fossils from the Green river. eocene of colorado. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 13p. No.2556. form the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art.19. pp.1-13.

878. cockrell T.D.a.Some Balictine Beest from the Maritime Province of Siberia. The Insect fauna of the Maritime Province of Siberia. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 1925. No.2607 – from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.68. art.6. pp.1-2.

879. cockrell T.D.a.Tertiary Insects from argentina. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 5p. no.2602. from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum. Vol.68. art.1. pp.19.

864. clement e.ethnographical Notes on the Western-australian aborigine. WIth a Descrip-tive catalogue of a collection of ethno-graphical Objiects from Western austra-lia. By J.D.e. Smeitz. Leyden. Brill. 1903. 29p. (Publications of the royal ethno-graphical Museum at Leiden. Ser.11. No.6).

865. clench W.J. and Jacobson M.r.a Monograph of the Genera calidviana, Ustronia, Troschelviana and Semitro-chatela (Mollusca: archaeogastropoda: Helicinidae) in cuba. cambridge. 1971. pp. 403-463 (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol.141. No.7).

866. clench William J. and Jacobson Morris K. Monograph of the cuban Genera emoda and Glyptemofa (Molusca: archaeogas-tropoda: Helicinidae). Harvard. 1971. pp. 99-130.

867. coghlan H.Notes on the Prehistoric Metallurgy of copper and Bronze in the Old World. Oxford. 1951. 131p. (Pitt rivers Museum University of Oxford).

868. cochran DorisNotes on the Herpetological collections Made by W.L. abbott on the Island of Haiti. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1924. 15p. No.2543. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol.66. art.6. pp.1-6.

869. cochran M.The Herpetologicval collections Made by Dr. Hugh M. Smith in Siam from 1923 to 1929. Washington. 1930. 40p.

870. cochran – Patric r.W.catalogue of Important Scottish Med-als. London. 1949. 20p.

871. cokayne f.catalogue of the Important Sale of To-kens formed by the Late francis co-kayne. London. 1946. 36p.

872. cockerell T.D.a.a catalogue of the Generic Names Based on american Insects and arach-nids from the Tertiary rocks with Indica-tions of the Type Species. s.l. 1909. 10p. author’s edition extracted from Bulletin

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Vol. I. 368p.Vol. II. 352p.Vol. III.366p.Vol. IV.387p.Vol. V. 360p.Vol. VI.380p.collett r. 889. Myodes Lemmus, its Hab-its and Migraton in Norway. christiania. 1895. 63p.

891. collett r.On a New Monkey from North east Su-matra. Proceedings of Zoological Soci-ety. 1892. pp.613-617.

892. collett r.On a collection of Mammals from North – West australia. Proceedings of Zoolog-ical Society. 1897. pp.317-336.

893. collett r.On echidna acanthion from Northern Quensland. Proceedings Zoological of Society. pp.148-161.

894. collett r.On the external characters of rudol-phus Borqual (Balaenoptera Borealis). Proceedings of Zoological Society. pp. 243-265.

895. collet r.On Some apparently New Marsupials from Queensland. Proceedings of Zoo-logical Society of London. 1884. pp.381-389.

896. collett r.On Phascologale Virginia, a rare Pouched Mouse from Nothern Queensland. Proeedings of Zoological Society. 1886. pp.548-549.

897. collett r.On echidna acanthion from Northern Queensland. Proceedings of Zoological Society. 1885. pp.148-161.

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899. collette Bruce., Wiley MartinBreeding Tubercles and contact Organs in fishes: their Occurence, Structure and Significance. New York. 1970.

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881. codrindon D.M.D. f.S.a.a Manual of Mussulman Numismatics. London. royal asiatic Society. 1904. 211p. (asiatic Society Monographs. Vol.VII.).

882. coghlan H.Notes on the Prehistoric Metallurgy of copper and Bronze in the Old World. Oxford. Printed at the University Press. 1951. 131p. (Pitt rivers Museum. Univer-sity of Oxford).

883. cok GeorgeThe Mythology of the aryan Nations. In Two Volumes. London. 1969.Vol. I. 460p.Vol. II. 379p.

884. colbert edwinThe Dinosaur Book. The ruling reptiles and their relatives. New York. 1945. 156p.

885. colbert edwinThe Triassic Gliding reptile Icarosaurus. New York. 1970. pp.89-142. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural His-tory. Vol.143. art.2).

886. coldstream J.Greek Geometric Pottery. a Survey of Ten Local Styles and their chronology. London. 1968. 465p.

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888. coles JohnHints to Travellers Scientific and Gen-eral. edited for the council of the royal Geographical Society. 8th edition re-vised and enlarged. Vol. I. London. royal Geographical Society. 1901.Vol. I. Surveing and Practical astronomy. 436p.

889. collection of British authors. Tauchnits editions. Bernard Tauchnitz. Leptiz. 1900. Vol. 3436. The Planther Story and Others. By H.G.Wells. In One Volume. 294p.

890. a collection of Poems. In Six Volumes. By

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annual report of the comptroller of the currency of the United States. Washing-ton. 1880-1893. 46th congress 3rd Ses-sion. December 6. 1880. 202p.

911. comptroller of the currencyannual report of the comptroller of the currency of the United States. Washing-ton. 50th congress 1st Session. Decem-ber 1. 1887. 373p.

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913. comstock John Henryan Introduction to entomology. Ninth edition reviseed. New York. 1960. 1064p.

914. conant rogera review of the Water Snakes of the Ge-nus Naturix in Mexico. New-York. 1969. 140p. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 142. art. 1.).

915. courad HenryHow to Know the Mosses. Pictured – Keys for Determining Many of North american Mosses and Liverworth, with Suggestion and for their Study. Dubuque. Iowa. 1944. 166p.

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918. conklin HaroldSome aspect of ethnographic research in Ifugao. New York. 1967. pp.99-121. (reprinted from Transactions of the New York academy of Sciences. Series II. Vol. 30. No.1. November. 1967.

919. connoly PeterGreece and rome at War. London. 1981. 320p.

920. conquhoun P.a Treatise on the commerce and Po-lice of the river Thames. London. 1800. 636p.

900. collims WilliamThe Poetical Works of William collins. enriched with elegant engravings, to which is Prefixed a Life of the author, by Dr. Johnson. Second edition. London. Benstey. 1800. 155p.

901. collingwood W.G. Northumbrian crosess of the Pre – roman age. London. 1927. 196p.

902. colombo Museum collection of Batra-chia. first report. colombo. 1886. 8p.

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904. The coming of the age of Iron. edited by Theodore a. Wertime and James D. Muh-ly. New Haven and Lond. Yale University Press. 1980. 555p.

905. common Prayer and administration of the Sacraments ceremonies of the church. Oxford. 1811. 352p.

906. complete collection of State Trials, and Proceedings for High – Treason, and other crimes and Misdemeanours, the forth edition commencing with the Sixtenth Year of the reigh of King George III with an alphabetical and chronological Table of the Trials and an enlarged copious al-phabetical Index to the Whole to which is Prefixed. a New Preface. By francis Har-grave esquire. London.

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907. The complete Pocket – Guide to europe. ed. by e.c. Stedman and T.L. Stedman. London, New-York. Jenkins, Bailliere, Tin-dal. 1907. 505p.

908. compton HerbertThe Twentieth century Dog (Non – Sporting). compiled from contributions of Over fife Hundred experts. London. Grant richards. 1904. Vol. I. 350p.

909. compton KarlBiograbhical Memoir of augustus Trow-bridge. 1870-1934. Washington. Nation-al academy of Sciences. 1937. pp.217-244.

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932. cook S.f. and Treganza a.e.The Quantitative Investigation of Indian Mounds. With Special reference to the relation of the Physical components to the Probable Material culture. Berkeley and Los angeles. 1950. pp.223-259.

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935. cooke c. New Vicksburg Wythe (Oligocence) Molluskes from Mexico. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1928. 11p. No.2431. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 73. art. 10. pp.1-11).

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939. coon carletoncave explorations in Iran. 1949. Phila-delphia. 1951. 126p. (Museum Mono-graphs).

921. conservation of Waterlogged Wood. In-ternational Symposium on the conser-vation of Large Objects of Waterlogged Wood. amsterdam. 1979. 138p.

922. The conservations of Prints, Drawings and Manuscripts, Oxford University Press. 1937.

923. const francisDigest of the Laws relating to the Poor. London. 1800.Vol. I. 730p.Vol. II. 720p.Vol. III.234p.

924. The constitutions of the United States of america. New York. 1820. 468p.

925. cook f.c.Boron: Its absorbtion and Distribution in Plants and its effect on Growth. Wash-ington. 1916. pp.877-890.

926. cookList of fishes collected at the canary Islands. With Descriptions of four New Species. pp. 339-372. 1898. (Natural Sci-ences of Philadelphia).

927. cook James, King Jamesa Voyage to the Pacific Ocean. Under-taken by the command of His Majesty for Making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere. Performed Under the Di-rection of captains cook, clerke and Gore, in His Majesty’s Ships the “revolu-tion” and “Discovery” in the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779 and 1780. In Three Vol-umes.Vol. I. 421p.Vol. II. 548p.Vol. III.564p.

928. cook J.M.The Greeks. In Ionia and the east. Lon-don. 1962. 268p.

929. cook D.f. and Loomis H.f.Millipeds of the Order colobogratha with Descriptions of Six New Genera and Type Species from arizona and cali-fornia. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1928. 26p. No.2714. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 72. art. 18. pp.1-26.

930. cook r.M.Greek art. Its Development, character

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950. corsaron Sixto, Wigodzinsky Pedroa review of the Mesoamerican and South amerivan Black flies of the Tribe Prosimuliini (Simuliinae, Simuliidae). New York. 1973.

951. cosson c.a. and Ownens f.D.catalogue of the fine collection of an-cient and Mediaeval Portrait and Other Gold and Silver coins, closen for their artistic Merits... London. 1951. 28p.

952. cotton richarda contribution Towards the classifica-tion of the Weeril Larrade of the Sub-family calendrinae Occuring in North america. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1924. 11p. No.2542. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art.5. pp.1-11.

953. coues e. army U.S.abstract of results of a Study of the Genera, Geomys and Thomomys: with addenda on the Osteology of Geomy-idae, and on the Habits of Geamys Tuza. Washington. 1875. pp.217-291.

954. coulter MerleThe Story of the Plant Kingdom. chica-go. 1935. 270p.

955. coyle fr.Systematics and Natural History of the Myfalomorph Spider Genus antrodiae-tus and related General (araneae an-trodiaetidae). cambridge. 1971. pp.269-401. (Bulletin of the Museum of com-parative Zoology. Vol. 141. No.6).

956. coventryThe History of Pompey the Little or, the Life and adventures of Lap-Dog. Lon-don. 1785. 77p.

957. cowley abrahamThe Poetical Works of abraham cowley in four Volumes from the Text of Sprati, with the Life of the author.Vol. I-IV. edinburgh. Bell. 1777.Vol. I. 251p.Vol. II. 260p.Vol. III.251p.Vol. IV.275p.

958. cowperThe Beanties of... consisting of Selec-

940. cooper J.f.The Spy, a Tale of the Neutral Ground. Leipzig. Tanuchnitz. 1842. 400p.

941. cooper WilliamDescriptions of five Species of Vesper-tilis that Inhabit the environs of the city of New York. 1837. pp.53-75.

942. cooper ThomasHorse Production in North Dacota. North Dacota agricultural college. agri-cultural extension Department. Dacota. 1917. 25p. (agricultural extension Bulle-tin No.8).

943. cope e.D.The relations of the Horizons of extinct Vertabrata of europe and North amer-ica. Observations on the fauna of the Miocene Tertiaries of Oregon. pp.33-69. (clipping from Bulletin United States Geologicval Survey. Vol.5. No.1).

944. cookson M.B.Photography for archaeologists. fore-word by Sir Mortimer Wheeler. London. Max Parish. 1954. 123p.

945. corbett P.e.The Sculpture of the Parthenon. copy-right. Great Britain. 1959. 39p.

946. cormic frederickThe Tragedy of russia in Pacific asia. Il-lustrations by the author, Half Tones from Photographes, Maps, etc. In Two Volumes. London. 1909.Vol. 1. 1909. 435p.Vol. 2. 1909. 479p.

947. coryndon r.T.On the Docunnence of the White of Burchell’s rhinceros in Mashonaland. pp.329-334. Proceedings of the Zoologi-cal Society. 1894.

948. corsaron Sixto, Wygodzinsky Pedro a review of Simullium (Pternaspatha) enderlein (Simuliidae, Diptera). New York. 1967.

949. corsaron Sixto, Wygodzinsky PedroTaxonomy and Distribution of the Black fly Subgenus Simulium (Plernaspatha) enderlein (Simuliidae, Diptera, Insecta). New York. 1972. pp.201-240. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural His-tory. Vol.147. art.4).

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York. 1971. pp.173-268. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural Studies. Vol.144. art.3).

966. cracrapt JoelSystematics and evolution of the Gru-iformes (classaves) 3, Pylogeny of the Suborder Grues. New York. 1973. 127p. (american Museum of Natural History. Bulletin. Vol. 151. art.1).

967. crady allen., Guilday JohnThe Bone Broccia of Bootlegger Sink, York county. Pittsburgh. 1966.

968. cram Bioisea New Nematode from the rat and its Life History. Washington. Government Printing Office. 7p. No.2616. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol.68. art.15. pp.1-7.

969. cravath PaulGermany’s economic revovery – a World Problem. New York. 1921. 6p. (conference of January 11, 1921).

970. craven elizabeth Ladya Journey through the crimea to con-stantinople. In a Series of Letters from the right Honourable elizabeth Lady craven to His Serene Highness the Mar-grave of Brandenbourg, anspach and Bareith Written in the Year 1786. Lon-don. 1789. 327p.

971. crawfurd GeorgeThe History of the Shire of renfrew. collected from the Public records, an-cient chartularies, the Works of the Best Historians etc. Brought from the earli-est accounts to the Year MDccX by G. crawfurd and continued to the Present Period by William Semple. Paisley. 1782. 334p.

972. crayon Geoffrey (Washington Irving)The Sketch Book. Leipzig. Tauchnitz. 1843. 338p. (collection of British au-thors. Vol. 33).

973. creech G.T.experimental Studies of the etiology of common Warts in cattles (Washington. 1929). 15p. report from Journal of agri-cultural research. Vol. 39. No.10. Wash-ington. November 15.1929. pp.723-733.

974. cronquist arthur

tions from His Poetry and Prose. By al-fred Howard. London. S.D. 184p.

959. cowper WilliamPoems. In Two Volumes. a New edition. London. 1798.Vol. I. 234p.Vol. II.321p.

960. cox e.H.M.Plant – Hunting in china. a History of Botanical exploration in china and the Tibetan Marches. London. 1945. 230p.

961. cox WarrenThe Book of Pottery and Porcelain. 3000 Illustrations. Pictures Selected by the author. Lay – Outs by a.M. Lounsbery. Vol. I-II. New York. 1947.

962. coxe Williamaccount of the russian Discoveries Be-tween asia and america to which are added the History of Transactions and commerce Between russia and china. By William coxe, One of the Senior fel-lows of King’s college. cambridge Mem-ber of the Imperial economical Society at St. Pet. of the royal academy of Sci-ences at copenHagen, and chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Marlborough. The Third edition revised and corrected. London. 1737. 454p.

963. coxe WilliamTravels in Switzerland and in the coun-try of Grisons: in a Series of Letters to William Melmonth, esq. from William coxe, M.a. ... London. T. cadell. 1794. Vol. I. London. 1794. 509p.Vol. II.London. 1794. 500p.

964. crabb GeorgeUniversal Historival Dictionary, or ex-planation of the Names of Persons and Places in the Departments of Biblical, Political and ecclesiastical History, My-thology, Heraldy, Biography, Geography and Numismatics. Illustrated by Por-traits and Medalecuts. London. Printed for Baldwin, Gradock and Ipy. 1825.Vol. London. 1825. 650p.Vol. London. 1825. 720p.

965. cracrapt JoelThe functional Morphology of the Hind Limb of the Domestic Pigeon. New

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983. crumb S.e.The Nearctic Busworms of the Lapidop-terous Genus Beliothia. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 8p. No.2617. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.68. art. 16. pp.1-8.

984. culbert T. PatrickThe ceramic History of the central High-lands of chiapas. Mexico. Provo – Utan. 1965. Papers of the New World. archae-ological foundation Number Nine teen (9).

985. The Medes and Persians. London. 1965. 260p. (ancient Peoples and Places).

986. Mccullech J.r.a Dictionary. Practical, Theoretical and Historycal of commerce and commer-cial Navigation, Illustrated with Maps and Plans. a New edition with an en-larged Supplement, Bringing Down the Information contained in the Work to September. 1842. 1482p.

987. Mcculloch J.r.Mcculloch’s Universal Gazeteer. a Dic-tionary, Geographical Statistical and Historical of the Various cauntries, Plac-es and Principal Natural Objects in the World. In Which the articles relating to the United States Have Been Greatly Multiplied and extended, and adapted to the Present condition of the country and to the Wants of the citizens. By Dan-iel Haskel. In Two Volumes. Vol. I-II. New York. Harper. 1845.Vol. I. 1845. 1148p.Vol. II.1846. 1108p.

988. cumberland richardJohn de Lancaster. a Novel. In Three Volumes. Vol. I-III. 2nd edition. London. 1809.Vol. I. 300p.Vol. II. 292p.Vol. III.292p.

989. cumulative Book Index. a World List of Books in the english Language. New York. 1953. 2123p.

990. cundall JosephThe Photographic Primer. for the Use of Beginners in the collodion Process. 2nd

The evolution and classification of flow-ering Plants. Boston. 1968. 396p.

975. crosby OscarNotes on a Journey from Zeila to Khar-tum. from “The Geographical Journal”. 1901. 16p.

976. cronatedt axel frederican essay towards a System of Mineral-ogy. Translated from the Original Swed-isch by G. engelsrom. The Second edi-tion Greatly enlarged. London. 1788. Vol. I. London. 1788. 432p.Vol. II.London. 1788. 432p.

977. crook a.r.Needless regulation in Museum. re-printed by the Proceedings of the american association of Museums. Vol.VII. 1913.pp.74-79.

978. crook a.r.Notes russian Natural History Muse-ums. reprinted from the american as-sociation of Museums. Vol.VI. 1912.

979. crookshank WilliamThe History of the State and Sufferings of the church of Scotland from the res-toration to the revolution. edinburgh. 1751. 486p.

980. crosby Oscar TerryTibet and Turkestan. a Journey throughold Lands and Study of New conditions. New York and London. G.P. Tutnam’s Sons. 1905. 331p.

981. cross Whitman and Shannon earlThe Geology, Petrography and Miner-alogy of the Vicinity Italian Mountain Gunrnison county, colorado. Washing-ton. 42p.

982. cruchley’s Picture of London comprising the History. rise and Progress of the Me-tropolis to the Present Period, with a full De-scription of Windsor castle, Hampton court, Woolwich, Greenwich, chelsea, and other Plaees in the environs Useful for the Visi-tor the Whole embellished with fifty Nine engravings of Public Buildings. a route for Viewing the Whole in Seven Days; to which is annexed, a New and Superior Map. With references to the Principal Streets, Omni-bus routes, railwas Staitions, etc. The 10th edition. London. 1845. 294p.

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the Domestic fowl. Washington. 1915. pp. 398-404.

999. curtis WilliamThe Botanical Magazine; or flower Gar-den Difelayed: in which the Most Orna-mental Plants, cultivated in the Open Ground, the Green-House, and the Stove; will be accurately represented in their Natural colours to which will be added, their Names, class, Order, Ge-neric and Specific characters according to the celebrated Linneus: their Places of Growth and Times of flowering: To-gether with the Most approved Meth-ods of culture. London. 1787-1792.

1000. curtman Louis J.Instroduction to Semimicro Qualitative chemical analysis. revised edition. New York. 391p.

1001. curtuisPrinciples of the Green etymology. Translated by a.S. Willkins and e.B. eng-land. Vol. I-II. S.L. S.D.Vol. I.Vol. II. 494p.

1002. curwen e.c. and Hatt G.Plough and Pasture. The early History of farming. New York. 329p.

1003. curson robertarmenia a Year erzeroom and on the frontiers of russia, Turkey and Persia. New York. Harper and Brothers. Map and Woodcuts. 1854. 226p.

1004. curson robertVisits to Monasteriesin the Levant. Lon-don. 1850. 420p.

1005. cusing HarveyBiographical Memoir of William Thomas councilman 1854-1933. Washington. National avademy of Sciences. 1937. pp.156-174.

1006. cushman Josepha Monograph of the foramineral fam-ily. Vermeuilidae Sharon. 1937. 158p. (cushman Laboratory for foramini feral research Special Publications. No.7).

1007. cushman Josepha New Genus of eocene for amirifera. Washington. Government Printing Of-

edition. London. Sampson, Low, Pho-tographie Institution. 1856. 31p.

991. cuneiform Studies. Moscow. “Nauka”. 1968. 30p. USSr academy of Sciences In-stitute of the Peoples of asia. fifty Years of Soviet Oriental Studies (Brief review No.2).

992. cuneiform Texts from Babilonian Tablets etc. in the British Museum. London. 1896.

Part. II. 1896. 50 pl.Part. IV. 1898. 50pl.Part. XIII. 1910. 50pl.Part. XV. 1902. 50pl.Part. XVI. 1911. 50pl.Part. XVII. 1903. 50pl.Part. XXXV. 1920. 50pl.Part. XXXVI. 1921. 50pl.Part. XXXVIII. 1925. 50pl.Part. XXXIX. 1926. 50pl.Part. XXXX. 1927. 50pl.Part. XXXXI. 1931. 50pl.Part. XXXXII. 1958. 50pl.Part. I. 1960. 5pl.Part. V. 1959. 50pl.Part. VI. 1959. 50pl.

993. cunningham allanBiographical and critical History of the British Literature of the Last fifty Years. Paris. 1834. 348p.

994. cunningham JohnThe Poetical Works of John cunning-ham. With the Life of the author. Lon-don. cooke. S.D. 139p.

995. cunningham arthur, ThurlawThavels in the eastern caucasus on the caspian and Black Seas, especially in Da-ghestan and on the frontiers of Persie and Turkey, During the Summer of 1871. By Lutenant – colonel Sir arthur Thur-low cunningham. With Maps. London. John Murray. 1872. 379p.

996. curry – Lindahl KaiWildlife of the Prairies and Plains. New York. 1981. 232p.

997. The curse of Sentiment. Vol. I-II. London. 1787.

Vol. I. 240p.Vol. II.224p.

998. curtis M.r.frequency of Occurence of Tumors in

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a Monograph of the foraminiferal fam-ily Polymorphiniadae recent and fossil. Washington. 1930. 195p.

1016. cushman Joseph and Wiskenden r. recent foraminifera from off Juan re-rnandez Islands. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 16p. No.2780. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 75. art.9. pp.1-16.

1017. cushman and Parker f.recent foraminifera from the atlantic coast of South america. Washington. 1931. 24p.

1018. cush J.a., cooke c.The Byram calareous Marl of Mississipi and its foraminifera. Washington. 1922.

1019. cushman r.a.a Generic revision of the Ichneumon – flies of the Trise Ophionini. Washington. 1947. pp.417-482. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Smi-thonian Institution. Vol. 96. No. 3206.

1020. cushman r.a.a revision of North american Ichneu-mon – flies of the Genus Mesostenus and related Genera. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1920. United States National Museum. Vol. 74. art. 16. pp.1-88.

1021. cushman r.a.a revision of the North american Spe-cies of Icheumon flies of the Genus Od-outomerus. Washington. 1830. 15p.

1022. cushman r.a.Descriptions of New Icheumon – flies, with Taxonomic Notes. Washington. Smithonian Institution. 1933. 16p. No. 2955. from the Proceedings of the Unit-ed States National Museum. Vol. 82. art. 14. pp.1-10.

1023. cushman r.a.Descriptions of Thirteen New american and asiatic Ichneumon – flies with Tax-onomic Notes. Washington. 1931. 16p.

1024. cushman r.a.Miscellaneous Notes and Descriptions Ichneumon flies. Washington. 1927. 24p.

1025. cushman r.a.

fice. 1924. 4p. No.2567. from the Pro-cedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art. 30. pp.1-4.

1008. cushman Josephamerican Species of Operculina and Heterostegina and their faunal rela-tions and a New Species of Orthophrag-mina from Louisiana. Papers by Joseph a. cushman. Shorter contributions to General Geology. 1920. pp.125-142. Washington Government Printing Of-fice. 1921. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey. Professional Pa-per.

1009. cushman Josephforamini fera of the Generas Phogen-enina and Paronina Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1926. No.2597. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 25. pp.1-24.

1010. cushman Josephforminifera of the Genus ehrenbergina and its Species. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1927. 8p. No.2665. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 70. art. 16. pp.1-8.

1011. forminifera, their classification and eco-nomic Use. cambridge. Massachusets. 1950. 477p.

1012. cushman JosephThe forminifera of the Mintspring cal-careous Mari Member of the Marianna Limestone. Publ. March. 28. 1922. Short-er contriburions to General Geology. 1921. pp.123-152. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1922. Department of the Interior. United States Geological Survey. Professional Paper. 129 – f.

1013. cushman Joseph and Jarvis P.W.Upper cretaceous forminifera from Trinidad. Washington. Smithsonian In-stitution. United States National Muse-um. 1932. 60p.

1014. cushman Joseph and Kellett Bettyrecent forminifera from the West coast of South america. Washington. 1929. 16p.

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United States National Museum. Vol.66. art. 17. pp.1-41.

1035. Dall William HealeyIllustrations of Unfigured Types of Shells in the collections of the United States National Museum. Washington. 1925. 41p.

1036. Dall William HealeyNotes on Some floridian Land and fresh Water Shells with a revision of the au-niculaces of the eastern United States. pp.255-289. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.8.

1037. Dall William HealeyOn a collection of Shells Sent from flor-ida by Mr. Henry Hemphill. pp.318-348. Proceedings of United States National Museum.

1038. Dall William HealeySmall Shells from Dredgings of the Southe-east United States by the Unit-ed States fisheries Steamer “albatross” in 1885 and 1886. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1927. 134p. No. 6667. from the Proceedings of the Unit-ed States National Museum. Vol.70. art. 18. pp.1-134.

1039. Dalrymple JohnQueries concerning the conduct which england Should follow in foreign Politics in the Present State of europe. Written in October, 1788. London. I. Dearett. 1789.

1040. Dalrymple JohnThe Question considered wether Wool Should be allowed to be exported when the Price is Low at Home on Pay-ing a Duty to the Public. The Second edi-tion. London. Printed for T. cadell in the Strand. 1788. 165p.

1041. Dalton O.M.catalogue of the engraved Gems of the Post – classical Periods in the Depart-ment of British and Mediaeval antiquies and ethnography in the British Museum. London. 1915. 180p.

1042. Dalton O.M.The Treasure of the Oxus with the other examples of early Oriental Metal – Work. Second edition .London. British Muse-um. 1926. 75p.

New Species of Ichneumon – flies and Taxonomic Notes. Washington. 1930. 19p.

1026. cushman r.a.Notes on Ichnemon – flies of the Genus Polycyrtus with Descriptions of New Species. Washington. 1931. 64p.

1027. cushman r.a.Ten New North american Ichneumon – flies. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1926. 16p. No. 2595. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 67. art. 23. pp.1-13.

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1373. fisher W.S.New Species of Buprested Beetles from costa rica. Washington. 1929. 20p.

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1377. fleming John and Honour HughDictionary of the Decorative arts. Harp-er et row Pablishers. New York, Harg-erstown. San francisco. London. 1977. 896p.

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1381. flood Wm. H. GrattanThe Story of the Bagpipe. London. The Walter Scott Publishing. 1911. 236p.

1382. flower L.L.D.a fine Young female Ourangoutang (Simia Satyrus). S.L. 1883. pp.463-464.

1383. flower William Henry

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1366. fisher W.K.a New Sea Star of the Genus evasterias. Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1926. 5p. No. 2632. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 69. art. 6. pp.1-5.

1367. fisher Walter Kenrickasterodea of the North Pacific and ad-jacent Waters. Washington. 1911. (Smi-thonian Institution United States Na-tional Museum. Bul. 76).Part I. Phanerezonia and Spinuloca. 420p.

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1371. fisher W.S.Descriptions of New West Indian Longi-corn Beetles of the Subfamily Lamiinae. Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1926. 40p. No. 2623. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 68. art. 22. pp.1-40.

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Insects of the Subclass apterygota from central america and the West Indies. Washington. 1927. 16p.

1396. fonahan a.arabic and Latin anatomical Terminol-ogy chiofly from the Middle ages. Kris-tiania. 1922. 174p.

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1417. forsyth MajorOn the Malagasy rodent Genus Brachyunomys; and on the Mutual rela-tions of Some Groups of the Munidae, (Hespenomyinae, Microtinae Muninae, Spalaeidae) and with each other and with the Malagasy Nesomyinae. pp.695-720. Proceedings Zoological Society of London. 1897.

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1652. Gray J.e.Description of a New Species of cat (felis Badia) from Sarwak. pp.322-323. from the Zoological Society of London. May. 1814.

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1643. Grey G.r.Hand List of General and Species of Birds, Distinguishing those contained in the British Museum. London. 1868. P. 1. accipitres, fissirostres, Teweirostres and Dentirostres. London. 1869. 404p. P.2. conirostres, Scausores, columbae

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1671. Green charesDescriptions of Larvae and Pupae of Two-Winged flies Belonging to the family Leptidae. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1926. 20p. No.2651. – from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 70. art.2. pp.1-20.

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1654. Gray J.e.List of Species of Mammalia Sent from the aru Islands by Mr. a.r. Walles to the British Museum. pp.106-113.

1655. Gray J.e.Notes on the foetus of an elephant and of a Hippopotamus in the collection of British Museum. pp.491-492. Proceed-ings of London Zoological Society. 1868.

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1682. Griffith I.W. and Herfrey arthurThe Micrografic Dictionary: a Guide to the Structure and Nature of Microscop-ic Objects. 2nd edition. Vol. I. London. Voorct. 1860. 751p.

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1685. clay Mineralogy. London. 1953. 384p.1686. Grinnel joseph

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1689. Griscom LudlowBirds of the New York city region. With the cooperation of the Linnaean Society of New York. Published by the Museum. 1923. 400p. The american Museum of Natural History. Handbook Series. No. 9.

1690. Grönhold rolfDesmids from Sierra Leone, Tropical West africa. Helsinki. 1968.

1691. Gropp GerdSome Sassanian clay Bullae and Seal Stones. S.L. 1974. pp.119-144.

1692. Grose S.W.catalogue of the Meelean collection of Greek coins. cambridge. Vol. I. Western europe. Magna Graecia, Sicily. cambridge. 1923.Vol. II. Greek Mainland, the aegaean Is-lands, crete. cambridge. 1926. 503p.

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1674. Greenwood robertThe Brown Site early Milling Stone Hori-son in Southern california. New York. 1969. 72p. (Memoirs of the Society for american archaeology. No.23).

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1680. Gierson Philipcoins and Medals a Select Bibliography. Price 5s. (to Members of the association 3s. 6d.). Published for the Historical as-sociation by George Philip etc. Son Ltd. London. Printed in Great Britain. 1956. 89p. (Helps for students of History. No.56).

1681. Grierson PhilipBellinger alfred and Grierson Philipcatalogue of the Byzantine coins in the Dumbarton Oaks collection and the Wittemore collection. Washington. 1968.

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1707. Guide to the exhibiton of animals, Plants, Minerals, Mentioned in the Bible. 2nd edition. London. Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum. 1911. 78p.

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1709. Guide to the fossil Invertebrate animals in the Department of Geology and Palae-ontology in the British Museum. London. Printed by Order of the Trustees. 182p.

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1731. Gunther albert, Dr.contribution to the Knowledge of the British charrs. Part. III. London. 1885. pp.698-699. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. 1865.

1732. Gunther albert Dr.Description of the amphisbaenians and Ophidians collected by Professor J. Bay-ley Ballfour in the Island of Socotra. Lon-don. 1881. pp.461-463. Proceedings of Zoological Society of London. 1881.

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1744. Gunther albertNotice of a New fish from the Issic Kul (Diptichus Landsdelli). S.L. S.D. pp.361-362. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. april. 1889.

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1747. Gunther albertOn the foot of the Young of Iynytorquil-la. S.L. 1890. pp.411-412. from the Ibis. October. 1890.

1748. Gunther albertremarks on Some Indian and Morc es-pecially, Bornean Mammals. London. 1876. pp.424-427. from the Proceed-ings of the Zoological Society of Lon-don. 1876. pp.424-427.

1749. Gunther albertreport on the collections of reptiles Ba-trachians and fishes. Made by Messers Potanin and Berezovski in the Provinces Kansu – Sze chuen. St. Petersburg. 1896. 21p.

1750. Gunther albertreport on Some of the additions to the collections of Mammals in the British Museum. S.L. 1876. pp.735-752. from the Proceedings of Zoological Society of London. 1876.

1751. Gunther robertcontributions to the Natural History of the Lake Urmi North-West Persia and its Neighbourhood. S.L. S.D. pp.345-353. extracted from the Linnean Society’s Journal Zoology. Vol. XXIII.

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1737. List of the Lizards Belonging to the family Sepidae. With Notes on Some of the Spe-cies. London. 1871. pp.240-244. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1871.

1738. Gunther albertDescritpion on three New Species of flying Squirrels in the collection of the British Museum. pp.413-414. Proceed-ings of Zoological Society of London. 1873.

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1742. Gunther albertNote on a Supposed Melanotic Variety of the Leopard from South africa. Lon-don. 1855. pp.243-245. from the Pro-ceedigns of the Zoological Society of London. March. 1885.

1743. Gunther albertNotes on the Species of rhynecho-cyon and Detrodramus. London. 1881.

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1767. Hadley PhilipStudies on fowl cholera. VI. Immuni-zation against Bacillus aviseplicus by Means of Inoculations with Villed cul-tures of Virulent and avirulent Strains. Kingston. 1919. 15p. (agricultural ex-periment Station of the rhode Island State college).

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1789. Hamilton r.W.a Silver Bowl in the asmolean Museum. London. 1966. 17p. (reprinted from Iraq. Vol. XXVIII. Spring.1966. Publised by the British School of archaeology in Iraq.

1790. Hamilton W.collection of engravings from ancient Vases of Greek Workmanship Discov-ered in Sepulchers in the Kingdom of two cicilies but chiefly in the Neigbour-hood of Naples During the course of the Years 1789 and 1790. Now in the Posession of Sir William Hamilton His Brittannic Majesty’s extraordinary and Plenipotentiary envoy at the courth of Naples. Naples 1795.

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1777. Hall J., Whitney J.D.report of the Geological Survey of the State of Iowa: embracing the results of Investigations Made During Portions in the Years 1855-56-57. Iowa. 1958.Vol. I. Part II. Paleontology.

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2146. Joffe JacobStudies of Sulphur Oxidation in Sulphur-Hoats-Soil. New Jersey. 1922. pp.107-118.

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2124. Jarves James JacksonHistory of the Hawaiian Islands. 3rd ed. Honolulu, Hitchcock. 1847. 240p.

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2161. Johnson JamesThe Managment of Tobacco Soils. Wis-consin. 1917. 29p.

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2166. Johnson WillardThe High Plains and their Utilisation conclusion of Paper in Twenty first an-nual report. Part Iv. Washington. 1902. 32p.

2167. Johnston alexander KeithThe royal atlas of Modern Geography. exhibiting in Series of entirely Original and authentic Maps, the Present condi-tion of Geographical Discovery and re-search in the Several countries, empires and the States of the World. With a Spe-cial Index to each Map. a New edition. edinbourg and London. 1874.

2168. Johnston annThe coinage of Metapontum. New York. 1990. 102p.

2169. Johnston Georgean Introduction to conchology or ele-ments of the Natural History of Mollus-cous animals. London. 1880. 615p.

2147. Johansen K. friisThe attic Grave-reliefs of the classical Period an essay in Interpretation. co-penhagen. 1931. 153p.

2148. John crerar Librarya catalogue of french economic Docu-ments from the Sixtcenth, Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. chicago. 1918. 104p.

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2155. John Oscara New Genus and Two New Species of Tysanoptera fromBritish east-africa. pp.345-351.

2156. John r. Hadawi S.The Palestine Diary. With a fereword by arnold.

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2159. Johnson J.a.M.The case of rector refusing to Preach a Visitation Sermon of the archdeacon command and the case of Occasional

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2180. Jones W. reeves J. etc. Blackmore Th.clavis companalogia or a Key to the art of ringing... London. 1788. 300p.

2181. Jonness Diamondcanada’s Indian Problems. Washington. 1943. pp.367-380. from the Smithonian report for 1942.

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2184. Jordan eric KnightNotes on the fishes of Hawai with De-scriptions of Six new Species. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1925. 43p. No.2570. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art.53. pp.1-2.

2185. Jordan r. furneauxWestern architecture. a concise History. New York`. 1985. 359p.

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2170. Johnston HarryBritish Mammals. an attempt to De-scribe and Illustrate the Mammalian fauna of the British Islands from the commencment of the Pheistocene Pe-riod Down to the Present Day. London. Hatchinson and co. 1903. 405p.

2171. Johnas annaBliss eleonorarelation of the Wissachikon Mica Gneiss to the Shenandoah Limestone and Oc-toraro Schist of the Doe run and avon-dale region, chester county, Pensylva-nia. Washington. 1916.

2172. Johnes Danielenglish Pronouncing Dictionary. M. 1964. 538p.

2173. Johes Danieleveryman’s english Pronoucing Diction-ary containing 58000 Words inInterna-tional Phonetic Transcription. London. 1957. 538p.

2174. Jones George Nevillflora of Illinois. containing Key for Iden-tification of the flowering Plant and forms. Notre Dame. Ind. 1945. 318p.

2175. Jones Linus H. and Shive John W.Influence of Wheat Seedings Upon the Hydrogen Ion concentration of Nutrient Solutions. S.L. S.D. pp.331-400.

2176. Jones Linus H. and Shive John W.The Influence of Iron in the forms of fer-ris Phosphate and ferrous Sulfate upon the Ground of Wheat in a Nutrient Solu-tion. Washington. 1921. pp.93-98.

2177. Jones MyrnaTape Worms of the Genera rhabdome-tra and Parnterina found in the Quail and Yellow Billed cuckoo. Washington. 1929. 8p.

2178. Jones StephenSheridan Improved. a General Pro-nouncing and explanatory Dictionary of the english Language on the Use of Schools. The fourth edition, revised and enlarged. London. 1789. 400p.

2179. Jones WilliamThe History of the Life of Nadir Shah, King of Persia. extracted from an east-ern Manuscript which was Translated

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2198. Judd Neil MertonThe excavation and repair of Betatakin. Washington. 1930. 78p.

2199. Julleff Gillianearly Iron and Steel in Sri Lanka. a Study of the Samalwawa area. Maine am rhe-in. 1998. 422p.

2200. JuniusThe Letters of Junius. In Two Volumes. Vol. I-II. a New edition. London. 1804.Vol. I. 266p.Vol. II.288p.

2201. Junod Henri a.The Life of a South african Tribe. The So-cial Life. Neuchatel. 1912. 500p.

2202. De Jure Maritimo et Navali or Treatise of af-faires Maritime and of commerce in Three Books. The Third edition. Much enlarged by charles Mollay. London. 1682. 316p.

2203. KaimesHistorical Law-Tracts. The Second edi-tion. edinbourgh. 1761. 463p.

2204. Kalela aarnoNotes on the forest and Peatland Veg-etation in the canadian clay Belt region and adjasent areas. Helsinki. 1962.Vol. 1962. 14p.Vol. 1963. 19p.

2205. Kalevala. The Land of Heroes. Translated from the Original finnish. By W. Kirby. Vol. I-II. London, New York. Dent, Dutton. 1907.

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2206. Kalmbach e.r.english Sparrow control. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1930. 8p.

2207. Kant Immanuelcritique of Pure reason. Translated from the German by I.M.D. Miklejohn. Lon-don. Bell. 1901. 517p.

2208. Kant Immanuelcritique of Pure reason. In commemo-ration of the centenary of the first Pub-lication. Translated in to english by Max Müller. 2nd edition. New York. London. 1911. 808p.

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2188. Josephus flaviusThe Works of flavius Josephus. In four Volumes. To which are added Three Dis-sertations, concerring Jesus christ, John the Baptist, James the Just God’s com-mand to abraham, etc., with an Index to the Whole, and copper-Plates. Trans-lated by William Wiston. London. 1811.Vol. III.523p.Vol. IV. 525p.

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2190. Journal of the Walter roth Museum of archaeology and anthropology. George-town. 1979. 152p.

2191. The Journal of the royal anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland Lon-don. 1954. Vol. 84. p.1-2.

2192. a Journey of Western Islands of Scotland. London. W. Strahan and T. cadell. 1775. London. 1775. 755p.

2193. The Journey to Snowdon. rudland. Lon-don. 1781. 107p.

2194. Jouy Pierre LouisThe collection of Korean Mortuary Pot-tery in the U.S. Natural Museum. Wahs-ington. 1890. pp.589-596.

2195. Jouy Pierre LousiThe Paradise. flycatchers of Japan and Korea. Washington Government Print-ing Office. 1910. No.1721. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 37.pp.651-655.

2196. Juday chanceySenecella calanoides a recently De-scribed fresh-water copepod. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1925. 6p. No.2541 _ from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art.4.

2197. Judd JohnThe Student’s Lyell. The Principles and Methods of Geology as applied to the Investigation of the Vast History of earth and its Inhabitants with Historical Intro-duction. Second edition. revised and enlarged with a Portrait and 36 Illustra-

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2219. Keane a.H.ethnology in Two Parts. I. fundamental ethnical Problems. II. The Primary ethni-cal Groups. cambridge. 1909. 442p.

2220. Keate GeorgeTo the chairman, Deputy chairman and Directors of the Honourable east India company, this account of the Pelew Is-land, is by their Permission and at the Particular Desire of captain Wilson, re-spectfully Inscribed by the Most Obidi-ent, Humble Servant George Keate. Lon-don. 1788. 381p.

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2226. Kellogg remingtonDescription of an apparenthy New Toothed cetacean from South carolina (with Two Plates). Washington. 1923. 8p.

2227. Kellogg remington.Kentriodon Perpix, a Miocene Porpoise from Maryland. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1923. 55p. No.2645. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 69. art.19. pp.1-55.

2228. Kellogg remington.Past and Present Status of the Marine Mammals of South america and the West Indies. Washington. 1973. pp.299-316. from the Smithonian report from 1942.

2209. Karageorghis VassosKition. Mycenaean and Phoenician Dis-coveries in cyprus. London. 1976. 184p.

2210. Karigren BernhardPhilology and ancient china. Oslo. 1926. 167p.

2211. Kaul K.N.a Palm Stem from the Miocene of an-tigua. V.I.Phyteleptas Sewardii. pp.3-4 (extracted from the Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London. Session. 1942-1943. 16, October. 1943).

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2213. Kay charlesOn a Bronze Budda in the US National Museum. Washington. 1891. pp.728-735. (Smithonian Institution. United States National Museum).

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2217. Kcenler r. and Vaney c.an account of the Deep-Sea Holoyhurioi-dea collected by the royal Indian Marine Survey Ship Investigator. calcutta. Printed Trustees Indian Museum. 1905. 123p.

2218. Keane a.H.a Geography of the Malay Peninsula, In-do-china, the eastern archipelago, the Philippines and New Guinea. London. London. 1892. 182p.

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2238. Kennoyer L.a. collab.Pammel L.H. and Kennoyer L.a.Some additional notes on Pollination of red clover. S.L. 1917.

2239. Kenyon fredericThe chester Beatty Biblical Papyri De-scriptions and Texts of Twelve Manu-scripts on Papyrus of the Greek Bible. London. 1833. 18p.

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2242. Kenyon Kathleen.Beginning in archaeology. London. 1932. 203p.

2243. Kenyon Kathleen.excavations in Jericho. London. 1960.Vol. I. The Tombs excavated in 1952-1954. 583p.Vol. II.The Tombs excavated in 1955-1958. 371p.

2244. Khader a.B., Soren D.carthage: a Mosaic of ancient Tunisia. New York. London. 1987. 238p.

2245. Khalphin N.a.Soviet Orientology and Studies in the History of colonialism. M. 1968. 16p. (USSr academy of Sciencies. Institute of Peoples of asia. fifty Years of Soviet Ori-ental Studies. Brief revieu. No.5).

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2247. Kidekel S.S.a course in Modern english Lexicology. Moscow. 1966.

2248. Kipshidze Ir.Some Specific Image features of arch-angels in the Medieaval Painting of Svantei. Tb. 1977. 8p.

2229. Kellogg remington.Supplementary Observations on the Skills of the fossil Poroise Panhachis Plagellator cope. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. No.26. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 67. art.28. pp.1-8.

2230. Kellog remingtonWhatis Known of the Migrations of Some of the Whalebone. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1923. pp.467-494. from the Smithonian report for 1923.

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2232. Kelly Wallsh’s Handbook of the Japanese Language for the Use of Tourists and resi-dents. Being a Guide to conversation in the colloquial Style, to which is added a carefully Sellected Vocabulary of Words and Phrases. Yokohama. Shanghai. Hong-kong. Singapore. S.D. 292p.

2233. Kelso J.L. and Thorly J.P.Palestinian Pottery in Bible Times. Wash-ington. 1947. pp.361-372. from the Smi-thonian report for 1946.

2234. Kennedy.researches into the Origin and affinity of the Principal Languages of asia and europe by Lieutenant colonel Vans Ken-nedy of the Bombay Military establish-ment. London. 1828. 321p.

2235. Kennedy James.conversations on religion with Lord Byron and others Held in cephalonia, a Short Time Previous to His Death. 1830. 300p.

2236. Kannetl Basilromae antical Notitia: or the antiqui-ties of rome. In Two Past. I. a Short His-tory of the ripe Progress and Decay of the commonwealth. II. a Description. civil Government and art of War. With the remarkable customs of and cer-emonies, Public and Private. copper cuts of the Principal Buildings which are Prefixed Two essays concerning ro-man Learning and roman education. The Sixteenth edition. corrected and

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2261. King Ivan.effoctive extinction Values in Wide-Sand Photometry. cambridge. 1952. pp.253-258. (from the astronomical Journal 57. No.8. 1952).

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2264. King William and Burr e.W.Handbook of the Irrigation District Laws of the Seventeen Western States of the United States. Washington. 1920. 214p.

2265. King W.Babilonian Boundary – Stones and Me-morial Tablets in the British Museum. London. 1912.

2266. Kinglake al. W.The Invasion on the crimea its Origin and an account of its Progress Down to the Death of Lord ragias. London. 1863.Vol. II. 1863. 528p.Vol. III.1868. 508p.Vol. IV.1868. 428p.Vol. V. Battle of Inkerman. 546p.Vol. VI.The Winter Troubles. 1880. 506p.Vol. VII.from the Morrow of Inkerman to the fall of canrobert. 1887. 376p.Vol.VIII.from the Opening of Pelissicr’s command to the Death of Lord raglan. 1887. 408p.

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2268. Kipling rudyard.from Sea to Sea and Other Sketches. Letters of Travel. London. 1911.

2249. Khiva.fatritsky B., Shmeliov J.Khiva. Leningrad. 1973.

2250. Komizureshvili Ts.english for Medical Students. Tbilisi. 1989. 500p.

2251. Khokhloma folk Painting. Leningrad. 1974. 64p.

2252. Khutsishvili GeorgyTbilisi. a Guide. Moscow. 1989. 151p.

2253. Kiev Portret M.echinnids from the Middle eocene Lake city formation of Georgia (with Ten Plates). Baltimore. 1968. 45p. (Smitho-nian Miscellancous collections. Vol.153. No.2).

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2255. Kimlin B.The courting of Dinah Shadd. S.L.S.D. 310p.

2256. Kilpatrick G.D. an eclectric Study of the Text of acts. Special Print of Biblical and Patristic Studies in Memory of robert Pierce casey. edited by J. Neville Bird-sall and robert W. Thomson. Herder. S.D. pp.64-77.

2257. Kimura Shigeru.Description of the fishes collected from the Yangtzekiang. china, by K. Kishinouye and his Party in 1927-1929. Shanghai. 1934. pp.11-247. (Studies from the Department of Biology of the Shang Hai Science Institute).

2258. Kimura Shigeru.The fresh Water fishes of the Tsang Ming Island, china. Shanghai. 1935. pp.99-120.

2259. Kinceid Trevor.an annotated List of fuget Sound fish-es. Olympia. 1919. 51p. (State of Wash-ington Department of fisheries).

2260. King Leonard.a History of Babilonia etc. assyria... Lon-don. 1910-1915. Vol. I. a History of Sumer and accad. an account of the early races of Babilonia. from Prehistoric Times to the founda-

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2280. Kirk edwin.The fossil crinoid Genus Vasodrinus Iyon. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1908. No.2760. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 74. art. 15. pp.1-16.

2281. Kirkwood J.e.Botanical Instruction for Students of Home economics. S.L. 1929. pp.309-314. (reprinted from the Journal of Home economics).

2282. Kirwann r. elements of Mineralogy. By richard Kir-wan esq. London. Printed for P. elmsly. 1784. 412p.

2283. Kiss Ivor Sandro., Gin K. Karoly.folk art and folk artists. Budapest. 1971.

2284. Kissinger D.a revision of the apion Subgenus Trichapion Wagner in the New World (coleoptera: curculionidae). Washing-ton. 1959. pp.247-389 (Proceedings of the United States National Museum Is-sued by the Smithonian Institution. Vol. 110. No.3418).

2285. Kitson Michael.The complete Paintings of caravaggio. London. 1985. 112p.

2286. Klimaszewski Sedzimic Maciej.The Jumping Plant Lice or Psyllids (Ho-moptera Psillidae) of the Paleoarctic. an annotated check-List. Warsawa. 1973. pp.156-286. (Polska academia Nauk. Institut Zoologiczny. annales Zoologici. Vol. 30. No.7).

2287. Klugh a. Brocker.ecology of the red Squirrel. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1929. pp.425-524. from the Smithonian re-port for 1928.

2288. Knight e.f.There Three empires Mect. a Narrative of recent Travel in Kashmire, Western Ti-bet Gilgilt and the adjoining countries. New edition. London. 1895. 528p.

Vol. I. London. 1911. 498p.2269. Kipling rudyard.

Mine Own People. Leipzig. 1911. 143p.2270. Kipling rudyard.

The Day’s Work. London. Macmillan. 1898. 381p.

2271. Kipling rudyard.The Jungle Book. London. Macmillan. 1910-1911.I. With Illustrations by J.L. Kipling, W.H. Drake and P. frenzeny. London. 1911. 276p.II. With Decorations by J. Lookwood. Kipling. London. 1910. 239p.

2272. Kipling rudyard.Soldiers Three. With a critical Introduc-tion by Henry James. leipzig. Brockhaus. 1911. 273p.

2273. Kipling rudyard.The Story of the Gadsbbys. Leipzig. Brockhaus. S.D. 258p.

2274. Kirby William.additional Notes of Mr. Distantis col-lection of african Locustidae. Transvaal. 1902. pp.231-241.

2275. Kirk edwin.Bathmopterus, a New fossil Gasteropod Genus from the Silurian of alaska. Wash-ington. 1928. 14p.

2276. Kirk edwin.Pagecrinus a New crinoid Genus from the american Devonian. Washington. 1929. 4p.

2277. Kirk edwin.Harpidium, a New Pertamercid Brachio-pod Genus from Southeaster alaska. Washington. Geovernment Printing Of-fice. 1925.5p. No. 2569. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art. 32. pp.1-7.

2278. Kirk edwin. Pycnodesma, a New Molluscan Genus from the Silurian of alaska. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. 9p. No.2692. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art. 20. pp.1-9.

2279. Kirk edwin.Tanaodon, a New Molluscan Genus

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2548. Lyon M.W.additional Notes on Mammals of the rhiolinca archipelago with Descriptions ons of New Species and a revised List. Washington. 1909. pp.472-494.

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2568. Macatee W.L.revision of the american Leaf Hoppers of the Jassid Genus Typolocyba. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 47p. No.2619.- from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum. Vol. 68. art. 18. pp.1-47.

2569. MacGallum G.a.eggs of a New Species of Nematold Worm from a Snark. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1925. 2p. No.2589.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art.16. pp.1-2.

2570. MacGallum G.a.Nematoble eggs from the Gill region of a Shark care Marrinus Milberti. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 2p. No.2655.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.70. art.6. pp.1-2.

2571. Maccosh Jamesan examination of Mr. J.S. Mill’s Phipo-sophy Being a Defence of fundamental Truth. London. 1866. 406p.

2572. Mac farlane charlesOur Indian empite, Its History and Pres-ent State from the earlest Time Settle-ment of the British in Hindustan, to the close of the Year 1843. London. 1844.Vol. I. 329p.Vol. II.359p.

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2557. Lyon M.W.Mammals of Banka, Mendanau and Bil-liton Islands, Between Sumatra and Bor-neo. Washington. 1906. pp.585-612.

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2561. Lyon M.W.remarks on the Horns and on the Sys-tematic Position of the american ante-lope. Government Printing Office. 1908. pp.393-403. No. 1619.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 34. pp.393-402. Published august, 11, 1908.

2562. Lyon M.W.Treeshrewsian account of the Mamma-lian family Tupaliidae. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1913. 188p. No. 1976.-from the United States National Museum. Vol.45. pp.1-188. Published November, 29, 1913.

2563. Lyon M.W. and BizzellLisimeter experiments records for Tanks 1 to 12 During the Years 1910 to 1914. Including. New York. 1918. 115p.

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2607. Malloch JohnNew Genera and Species of acalyptrate aies in the United States National Mu-seum. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1926. 35p. No.2622. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 68. art.2. pp.1-38.

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2611. Malloch Johnreview of the Wasps of the Subfamily Pseninae of North america (Himenop-tera acnleata). Washington. 1933. 60p.

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2613. Malloch John, rohwer S.a.New forms of Sphecoid Wasps of the Genus Didineis Wesmael. Washington. 1930. 7p.

2614. Malthus Tomas robertan essay on the Principle of Populations. London. 1803. 610p.

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2617. Mang KarlHistory of Modrn furniture. New York. 1979. 185p.

2618. Mannheim charlesart Objects. Pottery, Ivories, enamels, or fevrerie, rock, crystals, Jwellery, Bronz-es, Sculpture, Glass. Paris. 1910. 55p.

2619. Mansfield WendellSome Peculiar fossil forms from Mary-land. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. 9p. No.2688. from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art. 16. pp.1-9.

2620. Mansfield WendellSome Peculiar Spinal fossil forms from california and Mexico. Washington. 1930. 3p.

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2644. Marsh c. DwightSynopsis of the calanoid crustaseans, exclusive of the Diaptomidae, found in fresh and Brackish Waters chiefly of North america. Washington. 1953. 58p.

2645. Marshall f.catalogue of the finger rings Greek, etruskan and roman. London. 1907. 224p.

2646. Marshall JohnMohenjo-Daro and the Indian civiliza-tion. Being an Official account of ar-chaeological excavations at Mohenjo-Daro carried out by the Government of India Between the Years 1922 and 1927. In Three Volumes. WIth Plan and Map in colours. 1931.Vol. I. 364p.Vol. II. 715p.Vol. III.XIIp.

2647. Marshall Williama New Genus and Two New Species of South american fresh-Water Mussels. Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1927. 4p. No.2678.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art.c. pp.1-4.

2648. Marshall WilliamMicroscopic Sculpture of Pearly fresh-Water Mussel-Shells. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1925. 14p. No.2576.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art.4. pp.1-14.

2649. Marshall WilliamNew fossill fresh-Water Mollusks from florida. Government Printing Office. 1926. 4p. No.2612. from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum. Vol. 68. art.11. pp.1-4.

2650. Marshall WilliamNew fresh-Water and Marine Bilvalve Shells from Brazil and Uruguay. Wash-ington. 1928. 7p.

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2635. Marsh c. Dwight On a collection of copepoda from flor-ida with a Description of Diaptomus floridanus, New Species. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1920. 4p.

2636. Marsh c. DwightObservations on the Metamarphosis of Siredom into amblystoma. S.L. 1868. 12p. from the americal Journal of Sci-ence and arts. Vol. XLVI. Now. 1868.

2637. Marshall WilliamNew fossil Land and fresh-Water Mol-lusks. from the reynosa formation of Texas. Washington. 1929. 6p.

2638. Marshall WilliamNew fossil Pearly fresh-Water Mussels from Deposits on the Upper amazon of Peru. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1928. 7p. No. 2748.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum.

2639. Marshall WilliamNew Land and fresh-Water Mollusks from South america. Washington. 1930. 5p.

2640. Marshall WilliamThe australian Land Shell Thersited Bi-partita and its allies. Washington. 1927. 16p.

2641. Marshall WilliamThree New Shells of the Genus Orech-elix from arizona. Washington. S.D. 3p.

2642. Marshall William and Bowles e.O.New fossil fresh-Water Mollusks from ecuador. Washington. 1932. 7p.

2643. Marsden’s Numismata Orientalia...Part 2. Poole. S.L. coins of the Urtuki-Turkomans. London. 1875. 44p. Part 3. Head. B.V. The coinage of Lydia and Persia. from the earlest Times to the fall of the Dynasty of the achaeminidae. London. 1877. 56p.Part 4. rogers edward Thomas. The coins of the Tibuni Dynasty. London.

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2662. Mason GesOn an extent Undescribed fruif Bat of the Genus Pteropus from the Mas-carenes. New York. 1907. pp.220-222. fromthe annales and Magazines of Nat-ural History. Ser. 7. Vol.20.

2663. Mason OtisDirections for collectors of american Basketry. Bulletin of the United States National Museum. No.39. Washington. 1902. 31p. Smithonian Institution.

2664. Mason OtisThrovino-Sticks in the National Muse-um. Washington. 1890. from the report of the Smithonian Institution. 1883-1884. Part 2. pp.279-289.

2665. Woman’s Share in Primitive culture. Lon-don. 1895. 295p.

2666. Mason Prestona revision of the Insects of the apriid Genus amphorophora. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 73p. No.2592.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 20. pp.1-92.

2667. Mason Otisaboriginal Shin Dressing: a Stady Based on Material in the US National Museum. Washington. 1891. pp.553-589.

2668. Mason W.B.chamberlain Basil Hal and Mason W.B.a Handbook for Travellers in Japan. Lon-don. 1894.

2669. Masson V.M.archaeological Study of Soviet central asia. M. 1968. 30p.

2670. Masterpieces from the Sir Henry Well-come collection at Uela. S.L. 1966. 166p.

2671. Masterpieces of Painting in the Hermitage Museum. Leningrad. 1972. 59p.

2672. Mathiassen Therkelarchaeology of the central eskimos. copenhagen. 1927. (report of the fifth Thule expedition 1921-1924. The Dan-ish expedition to arctic North america in charge of Knud rasmussen. I. Descriptive Part. copenhagen. 1927.

2651. Marshall WilliamNew fresh-Water Gastropod Mollusks of the Genus chilina of South america. Washington. Smithonian Institution. 1933. 6p. No. 2349.-from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum. Vol. 82. art.8. pp.1-6.

2652. Marshall WilliamNew Land and fresh-Water Mollusks from central and South america. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 11p. No.2638.-from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum. Vol. 69. art. 12. pp.1-12.

2653. Marshall WilliamNew Uruguaian Mollusks of the Genus corbicula. Washington Government Printing Office. 1924. 2p. No.2552.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art.15. pp.1-12.

2654. Marshall WilliamNew Species of Mollusks of the Genus corbicula from Uruguay and Brazil. Washington. 1927. 7p.

2655. Marshall WilliamTwo New Land Shells of the Genus Bu-limulis from Bolivia. Washington. 1932. 3p.

2656. Martens frederickThe Story of religion and Philosophic thought the personal romance of Histo-ry. New York. S.D. (The Outline of Knowl-edge edited by James a. richards). Vol. II. 508p.

2657. Martinow a.B.report on a collection of Insects of the Order Trichoptera from Siam and china. S.L. S.D. 20p.

2658. Marvin charlesThe russians at Merv and Herat and their Power of Invading India. London. 1883. 750p.

2659. Marx Karlcritique of the Gotha Programme. M. 1947. 64p.

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2685. Mavori WilliamThe British Tourists of Traveller’s Pocket companion, through england, Wales, Scotland and Ireland. comprehending the Most celebrated Tours in the British Islands. London. 1798-1800.Vol. I. London. 1798. 302p.Vol. II. London. 1798. 358p.Vol. III.London. 1798. 323p.Vol. IV.London. 1798. 313p.Vol. V. London. 1798. 310p.Vol. VI.London. 1800. 314p.

2686. Mavori WilliamHistorical account Voyages, Travels and Discoveries Time of columbus to the Present Period. London. 1797.Vol. 18. 280p.

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2688. May M.The Whipple Natural alphabet, with a Memoir of the Inventor. S.L. 1892. 48p. (american association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf ).

2689. Mayr ernstThe Origin of the Bird fauna of the South Venezuelan Highlands. New York. 1967. pp.273-327. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 136. art.5).

2690. Mayer a. New Material for Mamluk Heraldry. Je-rusalem. 1937. 12p. (Journal of the Pal-estine Oriental Society. Vol. XVII. 1937).

2691. Maynard L.a. and frond e.M.

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2673. Matejcek antoninart and architecture in europe. London. 1960. 531p.

2674. Mattew Williamevolution of the Horse. New-York. 1913.63p. (american Museum of Natu-ral History).

2675. Mattew WilliamHit herto Unpublished Plates of Tertiary Mammalia and Permian Vertebria. Pre-pared Under the Direction of edward Drinken cope, for the U.S. Geological Society of the Territories with Descrip-tions of Plates. S.L.S.D. 154p.

2676. Mattew WilliamMammonth and Mastodon. The ameri-can Mastodon. Model by charles N. Knight Based upon the Warren Mast-odon Skelton in the american Museum of Natural History. S.L. 1915. 15p.

2677. Mattew Williamrecent Progress and Trends in Verta-brate Paleontology. Washington. 1925. pp.273-289. (from the Smithonian Insti-tution).

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2680. Mattingly Haroldcoins of the roman empire in the British Museum. London. 1966.Vol. II. Vespasian to Domitian. 485p.Vol. III. Nerva to Hadrian. 640p.

2681. Mattingly Haroldcoins of roman empire in the British Museum. London. 1968.Vol. IV. antoninus Pius to commodus. 858p.

2682. Mattingly Haroldcoins of the roman empire in the British Museum. London. 1950.

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2703. Mead charles W.Old civilization of Inca Land. New York. 1924. 117p. (american Museum of Natu-ral History). Handbook Series, No.11.

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2705. Mead G.r.S.fragments of a faith forgotten. Some Short Sketches among the Gnostics Mainly of the first Two centuries a con-tribution to the Study of christian Ori-gins Based on the Most recently recov-ered Materials. Second edition. London and Benares. Theosophical Publishing Society. 1906. 633p.

2706. Meakin J.e. BudgettThe Morocco Berbers. S.L. 1894. 104p. (The Journal of the anthropological In-stitute of Great Britain and Ireland).

2707. Mearns edgar alexandera List of Birds collected by Paul Bartsch in the Philippine Islands, Borneo, Guam and Midway Islands with Descriptions of Three New forms. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1909. pp.463-478. (No.1683.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 36. pp.463-478.

2708. Mearns edgar alexanderadditions to the List of Philippine Birds, with Descriptions of New and rare Spe-cies. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1909. pp.435-447. No.1657.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 36. pp.435-447.

2709. Mearns edgar alexanderDescription of a New rabbit from Is-lands off the coast of Virginia. Washing-

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2692. Mc call a.G. and Smith a.M.effect of Manure-Sulphur composts Upon the availability of the Potassium of Greensand. Washington. 1920. pp. 239-256.

2693. Mc coan J.c.egypt. New York. S.D. 431p.

2694. Mcculloch J.r.a Dictionary. Practical, Theoretical and Historical of commerce and commer-cial Navigation, Illustrated with Maps and Plans. a New edition with an en-larged Supplement Bringing Dawn the Information contained in the Work to September, 1842. London. 1842. 1482p.

2695. Mc culloch J.r.Mcculloch’s Universal Gazetter. a Dic-tionary, Geographical, Statistical and Historical of the Various countries, Plac-es and Principal Natural Objects in the World. In Which the articles relating to the United States Have Been Greatly Multiplied and extended and adapted to the Present condition of the country and to the Wants of the citizens. By Dan-iel Haskel. In Two Volumes. Vol. I-II. New York. 1845.Vol. I. 1845. 1148p.Vol. II. 1846. 1108p.

2696. Mc Donald JamesThe Political aspects of reparation. New York. 1921. pp.17-20. (conference of January 11, 1921).

2697. Mc evedy colinThe Penguin atlas of Medieval History. S.L. 1978. 96p.

2698. Mc Gregor P.J.c.Notes on Birds Observed at erzerum. S.L.S.D. 30p.

2699. Mc Kenna Malcolm c.Beginning of the age of Mammals in asia: the Late Paleocene Gashato fauna, Mongolia. New York. 1971.

2700. Mc Lain robert Bairdcontributions to Neotropical Herpetol-

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2717. Mearns edgar alexanderThe cacomitl cat of the rio Grande Valley. pp.207-210. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 24. No.1251.

2718. Mc atte W.L. and Malloch J.r.Synopsis of Pentatomid Burgs of the Subfamilies Megaridinae and canopi-nae. Washington. 1928. 22p.

2719. Mecraim clinton Harta New Genus and Species of the Soreci-dae (alophyrax Boudirii Merriam). New York, 1884. pp.217-225. (from the Trans-actions of the Linnean Society of New York).

2720. Medieval Iron in Society. Papers Presented at the Symposium in Norberg, May, 6-10, 1985. Stockholm. 1985. 370p.

2721. Mehlman felicePhaidon Guide to Glass. Oxford. 1982. 256p.

2722. Mehta rustamMasterpieces of Indian Textiles. Hand Spun Hand-Woven-Traditional. Bombay, 1979. 56p.

2723. Meinander Martina revision of the family coniopterigidol (Planipennia). Helsinki. 1972. 357p.

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2727. Mellaart Jamesanatolia c.4.000-2.300 B.c. cambridge. 1965.Vol. I. chapter XVIII. 1965. 53p.

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2711. Mearns edgar alexanderNotes of the Mammals of the catskill Mountains, New York, with General re-marks on the fauna and flora of the re-gion. S.L. S.D. pp.341-360. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 21. No.1147.

2712. Mearns edgar alexanderPreliminary Diagnoses of New Mammals of the Genera Lynx, Urocyon, Spilogale and Mephitis, from the Mexican Bound-ary Line. pp.457-461. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 2. No.1126.

2713. Mearns edgar alexanderPreliminary Diagnoses of New Mam-mals of the Genera Sciurus, castor, Neo-toma and Sigmoalon from the Mexican Border of the United States. 4p. Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 120. No.1132. advance Sheet. March, 5, 1897.

2714. Mearns edgar alexanderPreliminary Diagnoses of New Merphits, Dorcelaphus and Dicotiles from the Mexican Border of the United States. S.L. 4p. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 20, No.1129. ad-vance Sheet. february, 11, 1897.

2715. Mearns edgar alexanderPreliminary Diagnoses of New Mam-mals from the Mexican Border of the United States. 4p. Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 18. No.1075. advance Sheet, March, 25, 1896.

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2739. Meredith charlesNotes and Sketches of New South Wales. During a residence in that colony from 1839 to 1844. London. 1844. 164p.

2740. Meredith GeorgeThe amazing Marriage. In Two Volumes. Westminster. 1895. Vol. II. 282p.

2741. Merriam c. HartDescription of Six New Ground Squirrels from the Western United States. Wash-ington. 1898. pp.69-71. (Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. Vol. XII. pp.69-71. March, 24, 1898.

2742. Merriam c. HartDescriptions of eight New Pocket Go-phers of the Genus Thomomys from Or-egon, california and Nevada. Washing-ton. 1897. pp.213-214.

2743. Merriam c. HartDescriptions of five New Shrews from Mexico, Guatemala and colambia. Washington. 1897. pp.227-230.

2744. Merriam c. HartDescriptions of five New rodents from the coast region of alaska. Washington. 1897. pp.221-224.

2745. Merriam c. HartLife Zones and crop Zones of the United States. Washington. 1898. 79p. (United States Department of agriculture, Divi-sion of Biological Survey).

2746. Merriam c. HartNelsonia Neotomodon, a New Genus and Species of Murine rodent from Mexico. Washington. 1897. pp.277-279.

2747. Merriam c. HartOvis Helsoni a New Mountain Sheep from the Desert region of Southern cal-ifornia. Washington. 1897. pp.217-218.

2748. Merrian c. HartPreliminary report of the committee on Bird Migration. S.L. S.D. pp.53-65.

2749. Merriam c. HartPreliminary Synopsia of the american Bears. Washington. 1895. pp.65-84.

2728. Mellaart Jamescatal Hüyük. a Neolithic Town in anato-lia. London. 1967. (New aspects of an-tiquity. ed. by Sir Morti mer Wheeler).

2729. Melmoth Williamfitzborn’s Letters on Several Subjects. With the Dialog on Oratory, to which is Profixed a Memoir of the author. Lon-don. 1807. 239p.

2730. Melmot courtneyTravels for the Heart. Written in france. In Two Volumes. London. 1777.Vol. I. 205p.Vol. II.239p.

2731. McIntosh allenDescription of a Tick Dermacentor Halli from the Texas Peccary, with a Key to the North american Species of Dermacen-ter. S.L. S.D. 6p.

2732. Memoirs of the Life and character of Gil-bert Puring Younger of caernarvon. edin-burgh. 1805. 198p.

2733. Memoirs of the Life of artemi of Wagarschapat, Near Mount ararat in ar-menia: from the Original armenian Writ-ten by himself. London. 1822. 374p.

2734. Memorials of charles Darwin. a collection of Manuscripts, Portraits, Medals, Books and Natural History Specimens to com-memorate the centenary of His Birth and the fiftieth anniversary of the Publication of “The Origin of Species”. 2nd edition. London. Printed by Order of the Trustees of the British Museum. 1910. 50p.

2735. Memorials of Linneus. a collection of Portraits, Manuscripts, Speciemens and Books exhibited to commemorate the Bi-centenary of His Birth. London. 1807. 16p. British Museum (Natural History. Special Studies).

2736. Menabde L.centres of ancient Georgian culture. Tbilisi. 1968. 64p.

2737. Menage V.L.Neshri’s History of the Ottomans, the Sources and Development of the Text. London. 1964. 86p. (London Oriental Series. Vol.16).

2738. Mepisashvili r. and Tsintsadze V.The arts of ancient Georgia. Photo-

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2760. Merrill George P.concerning the Origin of the Metal in Meteorites. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1918. 7p. No.2742.- from the United States National Museum. Vol. 73. art. 21. pp.1-3.

2761. Merrill George P.Directions for collecting rocks and for the Preparation of Thin Sections. Wash-ington. 1895. 15p. Bulletin of the United States Natural Museum. No.39.

2762. Merrill George P.Heretofore Undesribed Meteoric Irons from Bolivia, South america, Western arkansas and Seneca Township. Wash-ington. 1927. 4p.

2763. Merrill George P.Notes on Meteoric Stone of colby. Wis-consin. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1925. 3p. No.2574.- from the Proceedings of United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 2. pp.1-3.

2764. Merrill George P.On Newly Discovered Meteoric Irons from the Wallapai (Hualapai). Indian reservation arizona. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. 4p. No.2718.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 72. art. 22. pp.1-4.

2765. Messurier a.Game, Share and Water Birds of India. calcutta. Bombay. London. 1888. 153p.

2766. Meszoely charlesNorth american fossil anguid Lizzards. Harvard. 1970. pp.87-149. (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 139. No.2).

2767. Metadier Jacquesfrance. Preface by Wickham Steed. Lon-don. 1944. 155p.

2768. Metcalf MaynardDarvinism and Nations. S.L. 1918. 20p.

2769. Metcalf Z.P.The Birds of the cape fear region of the

2750. Merriam c. HartPhenacomys Preblei a New Vole from the Mountains of colorado. Washing-ton. 1897. 2p.

2751. Merrian c. Hartrevision of the coyotes or of Draivie Wolves, with Descriptions of New forms. Washington. 1897. pp.19-33. Proceed-ings of Biological Society of Washing-ton. Vol. 11. 1897.

2752. Merriam c. Hartromerolagus Nelsoni a New Genus and Species of rabbit from Mountain Po-pocatepetl, Mexico. Washington. 1896. pp.169-174.

2753. Merriam c. HartThe Mammals of the adirdack region North-Western New York. With an In-troductory chapter Treating of the Lo-cation and Boundaries of the region, its Geological History, Topography, climate, General features, Botany and fauna. New York. 1884. 314p.

2754. Merriam c. Hartrediscovery of the Mexican Kangaroo rat. Dypodomys Phillipsi Gray. Washing-ton. 1893. pp.84-96. (Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. Vol. VIII. July, 18, 1893).

2755. Merri ¦¦ elmer D. and Walker egbert H.a Bibliogra;hy of eastern asiatic Botany. Sponsored by Smithonian Institution, arnold arboretum of Harvard Univer-sity, New York Botanical Garden, Har-vard-Yenching Institute. Massachusetts. 1938. 720p.

2756. Merrill elmer D.Plant Life of the Pacific World. New York. 1946. 296p.

2757. Merrill George P.a New Meteoric Stone from Baldwyn, Mississipi. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 2p. No.2578.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 6. pp.1-2.

2758. Merrill George P.a recently found Iron Meteorite from Oakley, Idaho. United States National Museum. Washington. 1927. 3p.

2759. Merrill George P.

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2781. Michols f. D.The early architecture of Georgia. With a Pictorial Survey by f.B. Johnston. caro-lina. 1957. 292p.

2782. Mickle WilliamThe Poetical Works of William Mickle. London. S.D. 135p.

2783. Middleton conyerThe Miscellaneous Works. In fife Vol-umes. London. 1755.Vol. I. 427p.Vol. II. 456p.Vol. III.468p.Vol. IV.408p.Vol. V. 372p.

2784. Middleton erasmusThe New and complete of arts and Sciences, or an Universal of Useful and entertaining Knowledge: Being a New cyclopaedia. Including all Modern Im-provements, Incorporated in One al-phabet; and containing a New accurate and full explanation of every art. and Science, wether Liberal of Mechanical, Human or Divine... Intended as a com-plete Library course of ancient and Modern Learning. The Whole of Im-proved Plan, the Marrow and essence of every Other Dictionary and Work of the Kind Being Preserved their Superfluites and Obscurities entirely Ommitted... London. S.D.Vol. I. p.494.Vo. II. p.508.

2785. Midgley BarryThe complete Guide to Sculpture. Mod-elling and ceramics Techniques and Ma-terials. 1982. 224p.

2786. Mikhalkov SergeiMy friend. Poems for children. M. 1953. 54p.

2787. Mikluho-Maclay N.Notes on Zoology of the Maclay coast in New Guinea. S.L.S.D. pp.713-720.

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2771. Metcalf JohnThe Life of John Metcalf commonly called Blind Jack of Knaresborough. York. 1795. 153p.

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2773. Metzger Bruce M.recently Published Greek Papyri of the New Testament. Washington. 1949. pp.439-452. from the Smithonian re-port for 1948.

2774. Mexican and central american antiquites, calendar Systems and History. Washing-ton. 1904. 682p. (Smithsonian Institu-tion Burean of american ethnology. W.H. Holmes, chief Bulletin 28).

2775. Meyer adolf Bernhardremarks on an african Monkey Genus copithecus Wolfi. pp.83-84. Proceed-ings of Zoological Society. 1894.

2776. Meyer adolf BerhardStudies of the Museums and Kindred In-stitutions of New York city, albany, Buf-falo and chicago with Notes on Some european Institutions. from the report of the United States National Museum for 1903, pp.311-608. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1905. pp.313-608. (Smithsonian Institution. No.133).

2777. Meyer adolf BernhardThe antiquity of Lion in Greece. Wash-ington. 1904. pp.662-667.

2778. Meyer-abich H.Williams H. and Meyer-abich H.Volcanism in the Southern Part of el Sal-vador... california. 1955.

2779. Mhorja DhimiterPopular art in albania. costumes, Tex-tiles, clothing, Works on Metal and Wood, and Houses. Tirana. 1959. 53p.

2780. Michener ch. D.Biologies of african alodapine Bees (Hymenoptera, Xylocopinae). N.Y. 1971.

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Mac cosh Jamesan examination of J.S.Mill’s Philosophy Being a Defence of fundamental Truth. London. 1866.

2798. Millar Johnelements of the Law relating to Insur-ances. edinburgh. 1787. 566p.

2799. Miller e.D.Modern Polo. ed. by M.H. Hayes. Lon-don. 1896. 324p.

2800. Miller Gerrita New Gerbille from eastern Turkestan. Washington. 1900. pp.163-164.

2801. Miller Gerrita New carnirvore from china. Washing-ton. 1910. pp.385-386.

2802. Miller Gerrita New Dormouse from Italy. Washing-ton. 1901. pp.39-40.

2803. Miller Gerrita New rodent of the Genus Saccosto-mus from British east africa. Washing-ton. 1910. 2p.

2804. Miller Gerritamerican records of Whales of the Ge-nus Pseudorca. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1920. pp.205-207. No.2311.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.57. pp.205-207.

2805. Miller Gerrita New Vole from eastern Mongolia.Washington. 1913. 2p.

2806. Miller Gerrit jun.a Pollack Whale from florida Presented to the National Museum by the Miami aquarium association. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1924. 15p. No.2546.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art.9. pp.1-15.

2807. Miller Gerrita Second Instance of the Development of rodent-Line Insisors in an artiodac-tyl. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1924. 4p. No.2545.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art. 8. pp.1-4.

2808. Miller Gerrit

Stamps in the Benaki Museum, athens and the Peter Buthven collection. New York. 1963. 64p. (Numismatic Notes and Monographs. No.50).

2789. Miles George c.early arabic Glass, Weights and Stamps. New York. 1948. 168p. (Numismatic Notes and Monographs. No.111).

2790. Miles George c.Islamic coins from the Tarsus exca-vations of 1935-1937. New York. S.D. pp.297-312. (reprinted from the aege-an and the Near east Studies Presented to Hetty Goldman. Published by J.j. au-gustin. Locust Valley, New York. Printed in Germany).

2791. Miles George c.rare Islamic coins. New York. 1950. 139p. (Numismatic Notes and Mono-graphs. No.118).

2792. Miles George c.The arab Mosque in athens. New York. 1939. pp.329-344. (Hesperia Journal of the american School of classical Stud-ies at athens. Vol. XXV. No.4. October-December, 1956).

2793. Miles George c.The coinage of the arab amirs of crete. New York. 1970. 86p. (Numismatic Notes and Monographs. No.160).

2794. Miles George c.The early Islamic Bronze coinage of egypt. S.L.S.D. pp.471-502. (reprinted from centennial Volume of the ameri-can Numismatic Society. New York. ).

2795. Mill JamesThe History of British India. 2nd edition. Six Volumes. London. 1820.Vol. I. 460p.Vol. II. 463p.Vol. III.571p.Vol. IV.508p.Vol. V. 546p.Vol. VI.

2796. Mill John Stuartan examination of William Hamilton’s Philosophy and of the Principal Philo-sophical Questions Discussed in His Writings. 6th ed. London. 1889. 650p.

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five New Shrews from europe. Washing-ton. 1901. pp.41-45.

2820. Miller GerritList of North american Land Mammals in the United States National Museum. 1911. Washington. 1912. 455p.

2821. Miller GerritMammology and the Smithsonian Insti-tution. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1929. pp.391-411.-from the Smithsonian report for 1929.

2822. Miller GerritMammals and reptiles collected by Theodore de Booy in the Virgin Islands. Washington. 1918. pp.507-511.

2823. Miller GerritNotes on Malayan Pigs. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1906. pp.737-758. No.3466.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. XXI. pp.737-758.

2824. Miller GerritNotes on the Bats of the Genus Molos-sus. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1913. 8p. No.2013.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States national Museum. Vol. 46. pp.85-92.

2825. revision of the Bats of the Genus Glos-sophaga. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1913. 17p. No.2034.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.46. pp.413-429.

2826. Some Hither to Unpublished Photographs and Mesurements of the Blue Whale. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1924. 4p. No.2534.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art.7. pp.1-4.

2827. Miller GerritThe Mammals collected by Dr. W.L. ab-bot in the rhiolinga archipelago. Wash-ington. 1906. pp.254-286.

2828. Miller GerritThe Mammals of engano Island, West Sumatra. Washington. 1906. pp.819-825. extract from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. XXX.

2829. Miller Gerrit The Monkeys of the Macaca Nemestrina

a New rodent of the Genus Saccos To-mus from British africa. Washington. 1910. 2p. (Smithsonian Miscellaneous collections. vol. 54).

2809. Miller Gerrita Small collection of Bats from Panama. Washington. 1912. 26p.

2810. Miller Gerritamerican records of Whales of the Ge-nus Psendorca. Washington. 1920. 2p.

2811. Miller Jr.Directions for Preparing Study Speci-mens of Small Mammals. Washington. 1899. 10p. (Smithsonian. United States National Museum).

2812. Miller GerritBones of Mammals from Indian Sites in cuba and Santo Domingo. Washington. 1916. 10p.

2813. Miller GerritDescription of a New Vole from Kashmir. Washington. 1897. 2p.

2814. Miller GerritDescriptions of Two New Genera and Sixteen New Species of Mammals from the Philippine Islands. Washington. 1910. pp.391-404. No.1757.-from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol.34. pp.391-404.

2815. Miller GerritDesctiptions of New Species of Hippo-potamus. Washington. 1910. 3p. (Smi-thonian Miscellaneous collections. Vol. 54. No.7).

2816. Miller GerritDescriptions of Three New asiatic Shrews. Washington. 1901. 2p. Proceed-ings of the Biological Society of Wash-ington. Vol. 14.

2817. Miller Gerrit Directions for Preparing Specimens of Mammals. Washington. 1912. 23p. (Smithsonian Institution. United States National Museum).

2818. Miller Gerritfifty-One New Malayan Mammals. Washington. 1913. 30p. (Smithonian Miscellaneous collections. Vol. 61. N.21).

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The Jaw of the Piltdown Man. Washing-ton. 1915. 31p. (Smithonian Miscella-neous collections. Vol.65. No.12).

2840. Miller GerritThe Giant Squirrels of Burman and Ma-layan Peninsula. Washington. 1900. pp.70-77. (Proceedings of the Washing-ton acadeby of Sciences. Vol.11).

2841. Miller GirretVariation in the Skull and Horns of the Isabella Gazelle. Washington. 1912. pp.171-172.

2842. Miller Gerrit Jr.Directions for Preparing Study Speci-mens of Small Mammals. Washington. 1901.

2843. Miller Gerrit Jr.The Gums of the Porpoise Phoccenoi-des Dalli (True). Washington. 1923.

2844. Miller Gerrit Jr.The rodents of the Genus Plagitontia. Washington. 1927.

2845. Miller Gerrit Jr.Preliminary revision of the european redbacked Mice. Washington. 1900. pp.83-110. (Proceedings of the Wash-ington academy of Sciences. Vol. II. pp.83-110).

2846. Miller Gerrit Jr.The Teeth of Monkey from cuba. Wash-ington. 1916. 3p.

2847. Miller Gerrit Gr.The families and Genera of Bats. Wash-ington. 1907. 282p.

2848. Millet GabrielByzantine Painting at Trebizond. By Ga-briel Millet and D. Talbot rice. London. 1937. 182p.

2849. Millhouse JohnNew english and Italian Pronouncing and explanatory Dictionary. Vol. I-II. Mi-lan. 1864.Vol. I. 608p.Vol. II.740p.

2850. Milner alfredengland in egypt. 7th edition. London. 1899. 410p.

2851. Milton JohnParadise Lost. New edition. revised by

Group. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1906. pp.555-563. No.1436.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. XXIX. pp.555-563.

2830. Miller GerritThe Mouse Deer of the riolinga archi-pelago. a Study of Specific Differentia-tion Under Uniform environment. Wash-ington. 1909. 10p.

2831. Miller GerritThe Nomenclature of Some european Bats. S.L. 1897. pp.379-385.-from the annals and Magazine of natural History. Ser. 6. Vol. 20. 1897.

2832. Miller GerritTwo New Genera of Murine rodents. Washington. 1910. pp.497-498.

2833. Miller GerritTwo New forms of the Spanish Hare. S.L.S.D. pp.398-401. from the annals and Magazin of Natural History.

2834. Miller GerritTwo New Mammals from asia. S.L. 1908. pp.68-70. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser. 8. Vol.1. 1908.

2835. Miller GerritDescription of Two Grey foxes. S.L. 1899. pp.276-280. Proceedings of the acade-my of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. 1899.

2836. Miller Gerrita New carnivore from china. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1910. 2p. No.1755.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 38. pp.385-386.

2837. Miller Gerrita New carnirvore from British east afri-ca. Washington. 1909. pp.485-487. from Smithonian Miscellaneous collections (Quarterly Issue). Vol.52. Part 4. pp.485-487.

2838. Miller GerritThe rodents of the Genus Plagiodontia. Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1927. 8p. No.2712.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 72. art.16. pp.1-8.

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The art of the Northern Nomads. annu-al Lecture on aspects of art. Henriette Hertz Trust of the British academy, 1942. London. 1944. 54p.

2862. Minns ellisScythians and Greeks. a Survey of an-cient History and archaeology on the North coast of the euxine from the Dan-ube to the caucasus. New York. 1965. 414p.

2863. Minns ellisScythians and Greeks. a Survey of an-cient History and archaeology on the North coast of the euxine from the Dan-ube to the caucasus. cambridge. 1913. 720p.

2864. Minns ellisSmall Bronzes from Northern asia. 23p. (The antiquaries Journal). reprinted from antiquaries Journal. January. 1930. Vol.X. No.1.

2865. Minns ellisTrialeti. archaeological exavations in Trialeti. By B.a. Kuftin (academy of Sci-ences of the Georgian SSr. Institute of History). Tiflis. 1941. Glouchester. pp.129-135. reprinted from antiquity. Vol. LXVIII. pp.129-135. Sept. 1943.

2866. Minorsky V.Studies in caucasian History. 1953. 178p.

2867. Miser H.D.rock formations in the colorado Plateao of South-eastern Utah and Northern ar-izona. S.L. S.D.

2868. Mitchell chalmersOfficial Guide to the Gardens of the Zoological Society of London. With fifty Illustrations in the Text from Photogra-phes of the animals Now or recently Living in the Gardens, Taken by W.P. Dando, with New Plan of the Gardens and a Map Showing railway and Omni-bus routes. London. Offices of the Zoo-logical Society of London. 1908. 112p.

2869. Mitchell chalmersThe childhood of animals. New York. 1912. 269p.

2870. Mitchell edward., Tedford richardThe enaliaretinae, a New Group of ex-

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2852. Milton JohnThe Poetical Works...Vol. I. 240p.Vol. II. 228p.Vol. III.216p.Vol. IV.216p.

2853. Milton JohnThe Poetical Works of John Milton from the Text of Newton. In four Volumes. With the Life of the author and a cri-tique on Paradise Lost by Joseph addi-son. Vol. I-IV. edinbourgh. 1779. (Bell’s edition. The Poets of Great Britain. com-plete, from chaucer to churchill).

2854. Milton JohnThe Poetical Works of John Milton. With Memoir, explanatory Notes etc. London. Warne. 581p. (The “albion” edition).

2855. Milton JohnThe Poetical Works. from the Text of Newton. With the Life of the author and a critique on Paradise Lost by Joseph addison. Vol. Ii. (cook’s Pocket edition of the Original complete Works of Se-lected British Poets).Vol. II. 252p.

2856. Milton JohnThe Poetical Works of John Milton. from the Text of Newton. With the Life of the author. and a critique on Paradise Lost by Joseph addison. London. cooke. S.D. 278p. (British Poets vol. II).

2857. Miner John ricea Note on the fitting of Parabolas. Bio-logical Laboratory. Maine agricultural experiment Station. Washington. 1917. pp.91-95. (Papers from the Biological Laboratory of the Maine agricultural ex-periment Station. No.106).

2858. Miner roy Waldoforty Tons of coral. New York. 1933. 16p.

2859. Mineral Map and General Statistics of New South Wales, australia. Sydney. Thomas richards Government Printer. 1876. 2p.

2860. Mineral resources of the United States in 1919. Part 1. Washington. 1919. 157p.

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2880. Moffart Jamesan Introduction to the Literature of the New Testament. New York. 1915. 637p. (International Theological Library).

2881. Moffart JohnThe Book of Science. Second Series adapted to the comprehension of Young People. London. 1835. 480p.

2882. Moffat JohnThe Book of Science: a familiar Introduc-tion to the Principles of Natural Philoso-phy, adapted to the comprehension of Young People. London. 1835. 480p.

2883. Mollendorff O.f.The Vertebrata of the Province of chihli. With Notes on chinese Zoological No-menclature. Sanghai. 1877. 71p.

2884. Mommsen Theodorrome. New York. 1907. (The History of Nations).Vol. III. 402p.

2885. Monet. 25 MasterworksText by Seitz W., abrams H. New York. 1982. 63p.

2886. Montefiore Joshuaa commercial Dictionary; containing the Present State of Mercantile Law, Practice and custom. Intended for the Use of the cabinet, the counting-House and the Library. London. 1803. 400p.

2887. Montefiore Joshuacommercial and Notarial Precedents, consisting of all the Most approved forms Special and common which are required in Transactions of Business. London. 1802. 468p.

2888. Monteith W.Kars and erzerum: with the campaignes of Prince Paskiewitch in 1828 and 1829; and an account of the conquests of rus-

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2871. Mitchell S. Weirresearches Upon the Venom of the rat-tle Snake: with an Investigation of the anatomy and Philosophy of the Organs concerned. S.L.S.D. 145p. Smithsonian contributions to Knowledge.

2872. Mivart GeorgeThe cat. an Introduction to the Study of Backboned animals, especially Mam-mals. London. 1881. 557p.

2873. Mivart GeorgeDogs, Jackals, Wolves and foxes. a Monograph of the cannidae with Wood-cuts and 45 coloured Plates, Drown from Nature by Heulemans and Hand-coloured. London. 1890. 216.

2874. Mivart GeorgeThe Secretary on additions to the Me-nagirie. S.L. 1896. pp.780-783. from the Proceedings of Zoological Society of London. 1896.

2875. Mnatsakanyan S.H.The composition of Tetraconchae with circular ambulatoriesin the architec-ture of Byzantium and of the Trans-caucasian Nations. Tbilisi. 1977. 8p. (IIe Symposium International Sur L’art Geor-gian).

2876. Mode HeinzThe Woman in Indian art. Leipzig. 1971. 118p.

2877. Modern architecture in england. The Mu-seum of Modern art. New York. 1937. New York. 1969.

2878. Modern christianity, a civilized Heathen-ism. By the author of “The fight at Dame europa’s School Salisbury”. London. 1873. 159p.

2879. The Modern Traveller. Vol. I-IV. London. 1800.

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2901. Morgenstierne GeorgIndo-Iranian frontier Languages. Oslo. 1929.Vol. I. Parachi and Ormuri. Oslo. 1929. 420p.

2902. Morgenstierne Georgreport on a Linguistic Mission to af-ghanistan by Georg Morgenstierne. Oslo. 1926. 98p.

2903. Morgenstiern Georgreport on a Linguistic Mission to North-Western India by Georg Morgenstierne. Oslo. 1932. 76p.

2904. Morier J.a Journey through Persia, armenia and asia Minor to constantinople in the Years 1808 and 1809. London. 1812. 438p.

2905. Morrison f.B.Protein and Vitamin Supplements for Growing and fattening Pigs. New York. 1940. 45p.

2906. Monkholm O., Waggoner N.M.Greek Numismatics and archaeology. essays in Honour of Margaret Thomp-son. Wetteren. 1979. 326p.

2907. Morley-fletcher HugoTechniques of the World’s Great Masters of Pottery and ceramics. Oxford. 1982. 192p.

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2910. Morris M. D.classified Geological Photographs, Se-lected from the collections of the Geo-logical Survey and Museum. London. 1952. 125p. (Department of Scientific and Industrial research).

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2889. Moore edwardThe Poetical Works of edward Moore. With the Life of the author. London. S.D. 143p.

2890. Moore edwardThe Poetical Works of edward Moore. With the Life of the author. edinbourg. 1781. 177p. (The Poets of Great Britain).

2891. Moore r.c.rock formations in the colorado Pla-teau of Southeastern Utah and North-ern arizona. S.L.S.D.

2892. Moore ThomasLala rookh. an Oriental romance. S.L. 1817.Part I. 222p.Part II.201p.

2893. Moore ThomasThe Loves of the angels. a Poem. Paris. 1835. 60p.

2894. Moore’sZeluco. Various Views of Human Nature Taken from Life and Manners. foreign and Domestic. In Two Volumes. London. 1789.Vol. I. London. 1789. 477p.Vol. II.London. 1789. 500p.

2895. Moors HamiltonThe Young Gentlemen and Lady’s Moni-tor and english Teacher’s assistant. Lon-don. 1804. 252p.

2896. More HaunmanStructures on the Modern System of fe-male education. London. 1801. 340p.

2897. Morgan Henry JamesThe canadian Men and Women of the Time: a Hand-Book of canadian Biogra-phy. Toronto. 1898. 1129p.

2898. Morgan Lewis Henryextracts from Lewis Henry Morgan’s eu-ropean Travel Journal edited by Leslie a White. New York. 1937. 390p.

2899. Morgan Shuster W.The Strangling of Persia. a record of european Diplomacy and Oriental In-trigue. London. Leipsig. 1912, 1912. 378p.

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2922. Movius Hallamearly Man and Pleistocene Stratigraphy in Southern and eastern asia. cam-bridge. 1944. 126p. (Papers of the Pea-body Museum of american archaeol-ogy and ethnology. Harvard University. Vol. XIX. No.3).

2923. Muesebeck c.f.W.a revision of the Parasitic Wasps of the Genus Microbracon Occuring in american North of Mexico. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 84p. No.2580.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art.8. pp.1-85.

2924. Muesebeck c.f.W.a revision of the Parasitic Wasps of the Subfamily Braconinae Occuring in america North of Mexico. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. 73p. No.2642.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 69. art. 16. pp.1-73.

2925. Muesebeck c.f.W.Descriptions of New reared Parasitic By Menoptera and Some Notes of Syn-onymy. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1926. 18p. No.2633.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.69. art.7. pp.1-18.

2926. Muesebeck c.f.W.Descriptions of a New Genus and eight New Species of Ich Neumon-flies with Taxonomie Notes. Washington. 1931. 6p.

2927. Muesebeck c.f.W.revision of the Nearchic Ichneumon-flies Belonging to the Genus Macrocen-trus. Washington. 1932. 54p.

2928. Muir robert and James ritchieManual of Bacteriology. New York. 1907. 605p.

2929. Muller f. MaxIntroduction to the Science of religion, four Lectures Delivered at the royal Institution in february and May, 1870. London. 1893. 341p.

2930. Muller f. Maxchips from a German Workshop. Lon-don. 1868.

2911. Morrison H. and MorrisonThe Maskell Species of Scale Insects of the Subfamily asterolecaninae. Wash-ington. 1927. 70p.

2912. Morse W.J.Studies upon the Black Legdisease of Potato, with Special reference to the relationship of the causal Organisms. Washington. 1917. pp.80-126.

2913. Morss NoelNotes of the archaeology of the Kaioto and rainbow Plateaus in arizona. re-port on the explorations, 1927. cam-bridge. USa. 1931. 17p. (Papers of the Peabody Museum of american archae-ology and ethnology. Harvard Univer-sity. Vol. XII-No.2).

2914. catalogue of the Important Indian Gold etc. Silver coins. London. 1951. 20p.

2915. Mosser Sawyera Bibliography of Byzantine coin Hoards. New York. american Numismat-ic Society. 1935. 116p.

2916. Montgomery G.W.Narrative of a Journey to Guatemala, in central america, in 1838. New York. 1839. 195p.

2917. Motley Jonh LothropThe rise of the Dutch republic. com-plete in One Volume. London. 1894. 918p.

2918. Mouchy deThe fortunate country Maid, or Mem-oirs of the Marchioness L-V. Translated from the french of de Mouchy. In Two Volumes. London. 1783. 290p.

2919. Mounsey augustusa Journey through the caucasus and the Interior of Persia. London. 1872. 330p.

2920. Mount Sinai expedition 1949-1950. checklist of Manuscripts in St. catherine’s Monastery. Mount Sinai. Washington. 1952.

2921. Moyle WalterThe Works of W. Moyle; None of which Where ever Published before. In Two Volumes. London. 1726.Vol. I. 430p.Vol. II.390p.

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2940. Murray a.S.excavations in Syprus (Bequest of Miss e.T. Turner to the British Museum). Lon-don. 1900. 126p.

2941. Murray Hughan encyclopaedia of Geography com-prising a complete Description of the earth, exhibiting its relation to the Heavenly Bodies, its Physical Structure, the Natural History of each conritry and the Industry, commerce, Political Insti-tutions and civil and Social State of all Nationa. 2nd edition, Thoroughly re-vised and Brought Down to the Present Times. London. 1840. 1576p.

2942. Murray Margaret a.cambridge excavations in Minorca. Tra-puco. Part 1. London. 1932. 50p.

2943. Murray HughHistorical account of Discoveries and Travels in asia. from the earlest ages to the Present Time. edinbourgh. 1820. Vol. I. edinbourgh. 1820. 517p.Vol. II. edinbourgh. 1820. 525p. Vol. III.edinbourgh. 1820. 544p.

2944. Murray JamesDescription of a New Species of Mus from Sinel. 809p. Proceeding of the Zoo-logical Society. 1885.

2945. Murray Lindleyenglish Grammar adapted to the Dif-ferent classes of Learners with an ap-pendix. containing rules and Observa-tions for assisting the More advanced Students to Write with Perspicuity and accuracy. New York. 18...362p.

2946. Murray LindleyThe english reader or, Pieces in Prose and Poetry Selected from the Best Writ-ers. York. 1811.Vol. I. York. 372p.Vol. II.York. 412p.

2947. Murrya concise History of the Kingdom of Is-rael and Judah; connected with the His-tory or chief events of the Neighbouring States and Succeeding empires to the

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2931. Muller f. MaxMy autobiography. a fragment. Lon-don and Bombay. 1901. 312p.

2932. Mumford John KimberlyOriental rugs. New York. 1902. 278p.

2933. Munro NeilJohn Splendid. The Tale of a Poor Gen-tleman, and the Little Wars of Lorn. ed-inbourgh and London. 1910. 363p.

2934. The Murals in the Theodore roosevelt Memorial Hall.Written by the artist Wil-liam andrew Mackay and a.a. canfield of the New York State Department of Public Works. New York. 1944. 20p.

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2936. Murdoch Johna Study of the eskimo rows in the Unit-ed States National Museum. Washing-ton. 1890. pp.307-316. from the report of the Smithsonian Institution, 1883-1884. Part. II. pp.307-316.

2937. Murie JamesOn the Identity of the Hairy-Nosed Vom-bat (Phiscolomys Lasiorhimus, could). With the Broad-fronted Wombat (P. Latifronsowen) with further observa-tions on the Several Species of this Ge-nus. Proceedings of Zoological Society. 1865. pp.838-854.

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2961. Nath r.Some aspects of Mughal architecture. New Dehli. 1976. 168p.

2962. National academy of Sciences. Proceed-ings. Vol. I. Washington. 1884. pp.122-239.

2963. National costumes of the Soviet Peoples. Mid – 19th to 20th century. Moscow. 1987. 63p.

2964. The Nature and Descent of ancient Peer-ages connected with the State of Scot-land, the Origin of Tenures, the Succession of fiefs and the constitution of Parliament in that country a Discours addressed to the right Honourable William earl of Man-sfield, Lord chief Justice of england. By George Wallage. edinburgh. 1785. 520p.

2965. Natroshviil GiorgiNicoloz Baratashvili. Tbilisi. 1968. 74p.

2966. Navarrete carloschan roman Pinaarchaeological research in the Lower Grijalwa river region, Tabaso and chi-apas. Prova-Utah. 1967.

2967. Naylor D.H.Simpson M., Hotham J.B., Naylor D.H.catalogue of fine roman, Byzantine and english Gold coins and Medals. London. 1951.

2968. Neamet UllanHistory of the afghansvide

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2948. Museum of anthropology and ethnogra-phy. Text by T. Ganiushkina., r. razumovs-kaya, I. Shavrina. Photographs by V. Stu-kalov. Leningrad. 1973. 135p.

2949. Mustafa Ikbalalbanian Popular Motives, Textiles and Needlwork. Tirana. 1959.

2950. Myers GustavusSir Oliver Lodge Gives the results of a Series of remarkable experiments Test-ing the reality of Life after Death. New York. 17p.

2951. Myers W.L.an economic Study of farm Tractors in New York. New York. 1921. pp.53-130.

2952. Mylonas Georgeexcavations at Olympus. Baltimore. 1929. (The John Hopkins University Studies in archaeology. No.6).Part. I. The Neolitic Settlement. 108p.

2953. Myers P.V.N.ancient History for colleges and High Schools. Boston. 1896.Part I. The eastern Nations and Greece. 369p.Part II.a History of rome. 126p.

2954. the Mysterious Sisters. a Spanish ro-mance. In Two Volumes. London. 1806.

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2955. the Mystery of Money explained and Il-lustrated by the Monetary History of england from the Norman conquest to the Present Time. 2nd edition with a Pref-ace, containing a reply to the Objections Urged against the Work in “The reader”, “The Morning Star” and “The athenacum”. London. 1863. 272p.

2956. the Mythology of all races. In 13 Volumes. Boston. 1931.

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2957. Nachkebia N.V. Georgian SSr. economic-

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2976. The New Testament of our Lord and Sav-ior Jesus christ. Translated from the Latin, Vulgate Diligently, compared with the Original Greek and first Published by the english college at rheims ad. 1582. With annotations, references and an Historical chronological Index. London. 1896. 446p.

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3007. North Douglasan essay on certain Points of resem-blance Between the ancient and Mod-ern Greeks. London. 1813. 198p.

3008. Northend Maryamerican Glass. New York. 1947. 209p.

3009. Nosov N.Jolly family. M. 1952. 258p. (Soviet Lit-erature for Young People).

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2990. Newton alfreda Dictionary of Birds. associated by Hans Gadow, with contribution from richard Ludekker, charles S. roy and robert W. Shufeldt. London. 1893-1896.Part 1. London. 1893. 304p.Part 2. London. 1893. pp.304-576Part 3. London. 1894. pp.577-833Part.4. London. 1896. pp.833-1038

2991. Newton alfredOn the Young of Pallas’s Sand-Grouse (Syrrhaptes Parodoxus). pp.207-214. from the Ibis for april 1890.

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2993. Newton ThomasParadise Lost. a Poem in Twelwe Books. The author John Milton. Paradise Lost. a Poem in Twelwe Books. The author John Milton. The Ninth edition with Notes of Various authors. By Thomas Newton, Late Lord Bishop of Bristol. London. 1790. Vol. I. 668p.

2994. Niblach albertThe coast Indians of Southern alaska and Northern British columbia. from the report of the National Museum. 1887-1888. pp.225-380. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1890. pp.225-380.

2995. Niceville Lionela revision of the Genuc Dercas. S.L. 1898. pp.478-484. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History Series. Vol.7.

2996. Nichols f.D.The early architecture of Georgia. With Pictorial Survey by f.B. Johnston. caro-lina. 1957. 292p.

2997. Nichols John Treadwellfishes of the Vicinity of New York city. With an Introduction by William K. Gregory. New York. american Museum of Natural History. 1918. 118p.

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3021. Nutting charles clevelandamerican Hadroids. Washington. 1900. (Smithonian Institution. United States National Museum. Special Bulletin). Part I. The Plumularidae, with Thirty four Plates. 1900. 285p.Part II. The Sertularidae. 1904. 325p.Part III.The campanularidae and the Boneviellidae. 1915. 126p.

3022. O’Day William and Nafpaktitis Basil.a Study of the efects of expatriation on the Gonads of Two Myctophid fishes in the North atlantic Ocean. Harvard. 1967. pp.77-90. (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol.196. No.5. September, 29, 1962).

3023. Oates eugene W., Blanford W.T.The fauna of British India; Including ceylon and Burma. Published Under the authority of the Secretary of State for India in council. Vol.I-IV. London. 1889-1898.Vol. I. Birds. London. 1889. 556p.Vol. II. Birds. London. 1890. 407p.Vol. III.Birds. London. 1895. 450p.Vol. IV.Birds. London. 500p.

3024. Oberholser Harrya Monograph of the flycatcher Genera Hypothymis and canonympha. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 1911. 32p. No.1803.-from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum. Vol.39. pp.585-615.

3025. Oberholser Harrya revision of the forms of the Hairy Woodpecker (Dryobates Villosous. Lin-naeus). Washington. Government Print-ing Office. pp.595-621. No.1840. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.40. pp.595-621.

3026. Oberholser Harrya revision of the forms of the edible – Nest Owiftlet, collocalia fuciphaga (Thunberg). Washington. Government Printing Office. 1912. 20p. No.1881. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.42. pp.1-20.

3027. Oberholser Harrya revision of the forms of Great Blue Heron (ardea Herodias Linnaeus). Wash-

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3013. Notman Howarda Synoptic review of the Beetles of the Tribe Osoriini from the Western Hemi-sphere. Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1925. 26p. No.2583.-from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol.67. art.11. pp.1-26.

3014. Novikoff OlgaThe M.D. for russia reminiscences and correspondence of Madame Olga Novikoff. London. 1909. Vol.I. 536p.

3015. Nugenta New Method of Learning with facility the Greek Tongue. containing rules for the Declansions, conjugations, reso-lution Veres Syntax, Quantity, accent, Dialects and Poetic Licence… with vari-ety of Solid remarks Necessary for the attaining a complete Knowledge of this Language and for Understanding the Greek Writers Translated from the french of the Messieurs de Port. Lon-don. 1777. 474p.

3016. Nugent ThomasThe New Pocket Dictionary of the french and english Languages etc. The Thir-teeth edition carefully and enlarged… With Irregularities of the english Verbs and Nouns. London. 1862. 560p.

3017. The Numismatic chronicle and Journal of the Numismatic Society. London. 1939.

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3019. Nummedal a.Stone age finds in finemark. Oslo. 1920. 100p.

3020. The elements of New Testament Greek. a Method of Studying the Greek New Tes-tament with exercises. cambridge. 1958. 195p.

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3038. Okada Y.report on the Hexatinellid Sponges collected by the United States fisheries Steamer “albatross” in the Northwest-ern Pacific During the Summer of 1906. 118p.

3039. The Old Prague Jewish cemetery. Prague. 1960. 37p.

3040. Oldfield Th.The Genera and Subgenera of the Sciu-ropterus Group, with Descriptions of Three New Species. New York. 1908. 8p.

3041. Oliva PavelSparta and Her Social Problems. Praha. 1971. 247p.

3042. Olsen WilfordBionomics of the Lymnacid Snail Stag-nicola Bulimoides Techella, the Interme-diate Host of the Liver fluke in Southern Texas. Washington. 1944. pp.389-403. reprinted from Journal of agricultural research vol.69. No.10.

3043. Olson Ottofrear WilliamThe Pennsylvania State college agricul-tural experiment Station. Harrisburgh. 1916.

3044. Olsen Magnusfarms and ranes of ancient Norway, the Place - Names of a country Discussed in their Bearings on Social and religious History. Oslo. 1928. 349p.

3045. Oman John campbellThe Mystics, ascetics and Saints of India. a Study of Sadbuism, with an account of Yogis, Sanyasis, Bairagis and other Strange Hindu Sectarianism. London. 1905. 304p.

3046. Omar Khayyamrubaiyat. chicago. 1909. 34p.

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3029. Oberholser Harrya revision of the Subspecies of the Green Heron (Butorides Virescens Lin-naeus). Washington. Government Print-ing Office. 1912. pp.529-577. No.1916.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.42. pp.529-577.

3030. O’Brien BarryJohn Bright. With a Preface by agustine Birrel. London. edinburgh. Dublin. New York. 1910. 477p.

3031. Obst fritz JurgenTurtles. Tortoises and Terrapins. Leipzig. 1986. 231p.

3032. Ochs GeorgOn Some New and Interesting Species of Water Beetles of the family Gyrindae in the United States National Museum. Washington. Government Printing Of-fice. 1929. 6p. No.2774.-from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.75. art.3. pp.1-6.

3033. O’Donnel I.D.Hints from a Practical farmer to the Set-tlers on the Projeets of the United States reclamation Service. Washington. 1918. 137p. (Better Business, Better farming, Better Living).

3034. O’Donovan Geraldfather ralf. London. 1913. 434p.

3035. Ogisly Douglascatalogue of australian Mammals with Introductory Notes on General Mam-mology. London. 1892. 142p. (austra-lian Museum. Sydney. catalogue No.16).

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3061. Osborn HerbertThe Meadow Plant Bug, Miris Dolabra-tus. Washington. 1918. pp.175-200.

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3065. Osten Hans Henning Von der and Shnidt erich

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3066. Osten Sacken c.r.Western Diptera: Descriptions of New Genera and Species of Diptera from the region West of Mississippi and espe-cially from california. Washington. 1877. pp.189-354. Department of the Interior. United Geological and Geographical Survey. extracted from the Bulletin of the Survey. Vol.III. No.2.

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3069. Ousley William KnightTravels in Various countries of the east, More Particularly Persia. London. 1819.Vol. I. 1819. 455p.

3047. Omer-cooper J.Notes on the fresh Water fauna of Souther Tunisia. London. 1930. pp.251-256. reprinted from The entomologist. Vol.XIII. Nov.1930.

3048. On the “rawness” of Subsoils. S.L.S.D. 5p.3049. One Hundred Masterpieces from USSr

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3052. Opinions rendered by the International commission on Zoological Nomencla-ture. S.D.S.L. pp.69-87.

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3054. Oprescu GeorgPeasant art in roumania. London. 1929. 182p.

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3058. Orientalism and History. edited by Denis Sinor. cambridge. 1954. 108p.

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3080. Paget H.e.G.catalogue of Valuable collection of countermarked Dollars, British Tokens and colonial Dollars. etc. London. 1944. 12p.

3081. Paget H.e.G.catalogue of a Valuable collection of crown Pieces of the British Isles. Lon-don. S.D. 50p.

3082. Paine albert BigebwThe children’s room in the Smithsonian Institution. Washington. 1902. pp.554-560.

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3088. Palliser Mrs. Burya History of Lace. London. 1875. 455p.

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3072. Ovechkin ValentinGreetings from the front. Translated from the russian by Bernard Isaacs. Moscow. 1947. 207p.

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3076. Packard alpheusa Study of the Transformation and anat-omy of Lagsa frispata a Bombiciene. S.L. 1893. pp.275-292. Proceedings of amer-ican Philosophic Society. Vol. XXXIV.

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3079. PagesTravels round the World in the Years 1767, 1768, 1769, 1770, 1771. By Mon-seigner de Pages, captain of the french Navy, chevalier ot the royal and Mili-tary Order of St. Luis and corresponding Member of the academy of Sciences at

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3105. Parry H.M.a.Hurret c., Parry H.M.a.The evolution of the art of Music. Lon-don. 1917.

3106. Parsons H.a.catalogue of the Important collection of British coins. London. 1954. 114p.

3107. Pascu St.Outline of rumanian Historiography until the Beginning of the 20th century. Bucharest. 1964.

3108. Patch editheastern aphids, New or Little Known. S.L. 1917. Part I. pp.415-420.

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3110. Patterson BryanHodijer Dick and Patterson Bryanrhinoceroses from the Pliocene of Northwest Kenya. Harvard. 1972.

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3112. Patten W.On the Structure and classification of the Tremataspidae. St. Petersburg. 1903. 33p.

3113. Patterson J.H.The Man-eaters of Tsavo and other east african adventures. London. 1910. 346p.

3114. Patten Leroy T.Textbook of General Geology. Texas. 1910. Vol. I. 176p.

3115. Patton Thomas Hadson, Teylor Beryl e.The Synthetoceratinae (Mammalia,

3092. Palmer T.S.The forty-fifth Stated Meeting of the american Ornithologists’ Union. S.L.S.D. pp.70-82.

3093. Palmer T.S.The Jack rabbits of the United States. Washington. 1896. 84p. (US Department of agriculture. Division of Ornitology and Mammals).

3094. Pammel L.H.a comparative Study of the Weeds of central Iowa, Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. S.L.S.D. pp.57-75.

3095. Pammel L.H. and Kemoyer L.a.Some additional Notes on Pollination of red clover. S.L. 1917. pp.357-364. re-printed “Iowa academy of Science”. Vol. XXIV.

3096. Pammel L.H. and King M.Iowa Seed analyses 1910-1913. S.L.S.D. pp.413-440.

3097. The Pan english Dictionary. London. 1980. 1326p.

3098. Panikkar K.M.a Survey of Indian History. Bombay. cal-cutta. 1956. 272p.

3099. Park MungoTravels in the Interion Districts of africa. Performed Under the Direction and Pa-tronage of the african association in the Years 1795, 1796 and 1797. London. 1799. 372p.

3100. Parker GeorgeSatirical Strokes and attic Observations. London. 1782. 192p.

3101. Parker John Bernarda Generic revision of the fossorial Wasps of the Tribes Stizini and Bem-bicini with Notes and Descriptions of New Species. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1929. 203p. No.2776. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 75. art. 5. pp.1203.

3102. Parnell ThoThe Poetical Works of Tho Parnell. con-taining those Published by Pope to-gether with his whole Posthumous Pieces. In Two Volumes. With the Life of the author. edinbourgh. 1778.

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3127. Peck c.W.english copper, Tin and Bronze coins in the British Museum. 1558-1958. Lon-don. 1960. 645p.

3128. Peck Stewart Blainea Systematic revision and the evolu-tionary Biology of the Photomagus (adelops) Beetles of North america (coleoptera; Leiodidae; catopinae) with emphasis on cave Inhabiting Species. Harvard. 1973.

3129. The Peerage of england, Scotland and Ire-land or the ancient and Present State of the Nobility. London. 1790.

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3130. Peet T. eric and Woolley c. LeonardThe city of akhenaten. New York. 1923.Part. 1. excavations of 1921 and 1922. at et-amarnen. With sixty-four Plates. Thirty-eight Memoir of the egypt explo-ration Society. 1923. 176p.

3131. Peggy and Patty, or the Sisters of ashdale. In four Volumes. London. 1784.

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3117. Paund ezraThe classic anthology, Defined by con-fucius. cambridge. 1954. 223p.

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3119. Pearce charlesThe Beloved Princess. Princess charlotte of Wales, the Lonely Daughter of a Lone-ly Queen. London. S.D. 464p.

3120. Pearl M.Guide to Geologic Literature. colorado college. colorado Springs. colorado. New York, Toronto. London. 1951. 239p.

3121. Pearl raymondreport of Progress on animal Husband-ry Investigations in 1916. Orono. 1917. pp.121-144.

3122. Pearl raymondStudies on the Physiology of reproduc-tion in the Domestic fowl XVII. the Influ-ence of age Upon reproductive ability, with a Description of a New reproduc-tive. 1917. pp.47-432.

3123. Pearl raymondThe Sex ratio in the Domestic fowl. S.L. 1917. pp.414-436.

3124. Pearl raymond and curtis M.r.Studies on the physiology of reproduc-tion in the Domestic XV. Dwarf eggs. Washington. 1916. pp.977-1042.

3125. Pearl raymond and Patterson S.W.The chauoc of Milk flow with age, as Determined from Seven Day records of Jersey cows. Orono. 1917. pp.145-152.

3126. Peasant art in russia. ed. by charles

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3288. raphael MaxPrehistoric cave Paintings. Translation by Norbert Guterman. New York. 1946. 100p. The Bollingen Series IV. Pantheon Books.

3289. rashleigh J.c.S.catalogue of the extensive collection of Greek, Silver, roman republican and Imperial Gold and Silver, Byzantine Gold and electrum, British and foreign Gold and Silver coins. Okhempton (Devon) and Sold by Order of the Present Owner Mrs. rashleigh. London. Part. II. foreign Gold and Silver coins. 1953. 40p.

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3319. reinhard H.Notes on the Muscoid flies Opsodexia with a Description of Three New Spee-ies. Washington. 1929. 11p.

3320. reinhard H.revision of the american Parasitic flies Belonging to the Genus Winthemia. Washington. 1931. 53p.

3321. reinhard H.The Two-Winged flies Belonging to Siphosturmia and allied cenera, with Descriptions of Two New Speeies. Wash-ington. 1931. 11p.

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3336. reeside J. Jr. and Weymouth a.a.Molluska from the aspen Shale. cre-taceous of South Western Wyoming. Washington. 1931. 24p.

3337. results of the Observations of the Time of Swing of the Indian Invariable Pendulums Made at the royal Observatory Green-wich in the Year 1889. London. 1891. 25p.

3338. The retired Man’s Meditations or the Mys-tery and Power of Godlines Shining forth in the Living Word, to the Unmasking the Mystery of Uniquity in the Most resined and Purest forms. London. 1655. 428p.

3339. reuter TomVisual Pigments and Ganglion cell ac-tivity in the retinae of Tadpoles and adult frogs (rava Temporarial). Helsinki. 1969. 64p.

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3343. ribakov anatolyThe Dirk. Moscow. 1954. 288p. (Soviet Literature for Young People

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3358. richmond charlesList of Generic Terms Proposed for Birds During the Years 1890 to 1900 Inclusive to which are added Names Omitted by Waterhous in his “Index Generum avi-um”. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1902. 76p. (Smithonian Institu-tion. United States National Museum). from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. No.1267. Vol.XXIV. pp.663-729.

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3361. richter GizelaThe Sculptuer and Sculptors of the Greeks. New Haven. London. Oxford. 1950. 625p. (The Metropolitan Museum of art).

3362. richter GizelaThe engraved Gems of the Greeks, etruscans and romans. a Supplement to the History of roman art. edinburgh. S.D. 307p.

3363. richter Gizelaancient Gems from the evans and Beat-ty collections. New York. 1942. 54p. (The Metropolitan Museum of art).

3364. richter Gizelacatalogue of engraved Gems. Greck, etruscan and roman. roma. 1956. 143p. (Metropolitan Museum of art).

3365. rickett H.W.regeneration in Sphaerocarpos Don-nelii. S.L.S.D. pp.347-357. from the Bul-letin of the Torrey Botanical club.

3366. rickett H.W.The Development of the Thallus of Sphaerocarpos Donnelii aust. S.L. 1920. pp.182-194.

3367. ridgeway S.W.The early age of Greece. cambridge. 1931.Vol. I. Second Impression. cambridge. 1931. 684p.Vol. II. ed. by a.S.f. Gow and D.S. robert-

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3353. richardson SamuelPamela, or Virtue rewarded. In a Se-ries of familiar Letters from a Beautiful Young Damsel to Her Parents. Published in order to cultivate the Principles of Virtue and religion in the Minds of the Youth of Both Sexes. a Narrative to which are Prefixed extracts from Several curious Letters, Written edited Subject. In four Volumes. London. 1785. 635p.

3354. richardson SamuelThe History of Sir charles Grandson. In a Series of Letters In Seven Volumes. The fifth edition. London. 1766.Vol. I. 316p.Vol. II. 358p.Vol. III.376p.Vol. IV.302p.Vol. V. 294p.Vol. VI. 372p.Vol. VII.422p.

3355. richardson T.Guide to the Loch-Lomond, Loch-Long, Loch-fine and Inverary, with Maps from actual Survey by T. richardson, Geog-rapher and Surveyor, with a concise Description of the Towns, Villages… Glasgow. 1798. 133p.

3356. richmond charlesGeneric Names applied to Birds Dur-ing the Years 1916 to 1922 Inclusive with additions to Waterhouse’s “Index Generum arium”. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1927. 44p. No. 2664.-from the Proceedings of the Unit-ed States National Museum. Vol. 70. art. 15. pp.1-44.

3357. richmond charlesGeneric names applied to Birds During the Years 1901 to 1905 Inclusive, with their additions to Waterhouse’s Index Generum avium. Washington. 1908. pp.583-655.

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Society’s central china expedition Un-der the Direction of f.r. Wulsim. Wash-ington. 1930. 40p.

3377. rindge fredericka revision of the Moth Genera Neptero-taea and chesiadodes (Lepidoptera, Geometridae). New York. 1973. (Bulletin the american Museum fo Natural His-tory. Vol. 152. art.4).

3378. rindge federicka revision of the Moth Genus Mericisea (Lepidoptera, Geometridae). New York. 1972. pp.343-406. (american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 149. art.4).

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3380. rindge fredericka revision of the Nacophorini from cool and cold Temperate Southern South america (Lipidoptera, Geometridae). New York. pp.307-392. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 145. art.4).

3381. rindge fredericka revision of the Neotropical Species of the Moth Genus Glena (Lipidoptera, Geometrida). New York. 1967. pp.111-171. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 135. art.3).

3382. ripley Mary churchilThe Oriental rug Book. New York. S.D. 310p.

3383. rippon robertJeones Ornithopterorum: a Monograph the rhopalocerous Genus Ornithop-tera, or Bird-Wing Butterflies. London. S.D.86p.

3384. ritchie William and funk robertaboriginal Settlement Pattern in the Northeast. New York. 1973. 378p.

3385. ritzman e.G.ewes’ Milk: its fat content and relation to Growth of Lambs. Washington. 1917. 36p.

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results of Dr. Mjoberg’s Scientific expe-ditions to australia 1910-1913. Diptera Orthorrapha Nematocera. Stockholm. 1920. 9p.

3369. riefshal elizabethancient egyptian Glass and Glazes in the Brooklyn Museum. Brooklyn. 1968. 118p.

3370. rieu charlescatalogue of the Persian Manuscripts in the British Museum. London. 1878.Vol. I. London. 1879. 432p.Vol. II. London. 1881. pp.433-880.Vol. III.London. 1883. pp.881-1229.Vol. IV.London. 1885. 308p.

3371. rieu charlescatalogue of the Turkish Manuscripts in the British Museum. London. 1888. 345p.

3372. rigg GeorgeNotes on ecology and economic Im-portance of Nereocystis Luetkea. Wash-ington. 1912. pp.85-92. (Bulletin Puiget Sound Marine Station. No.I).

3373. riley J.H.a collection of Birds from the Prov-incees of Yunnan and Szechwan, china, Made for the National Geographic So-ciety by Dr. Joseph rock. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 70p. No. 2654.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.70. art. 5. pp.1-70.

3374. riley J.H.a review of the Birds of the Islands of Siberut and Sipora Mentavi Group (Spolia Mentawiensia). Washington. Government Printing Office. 1929. 45p. No.2775.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 75. art.4. pp.1-45.

3375. riley J.H.Birds from the Small Islands off the North east coast of Dutch Borneo. Washington. 1930. 24p.

3376. riley J.H.Birds collected in Inner Mongolia, Kansu and chihli by the National Geographic

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3397. robertson WilliamThe History of ancient Greece, from the earlest Times Till it Became a roman Province. a New edition. edinbourgh. 1790. 599p.

3398. robertson WilliamThe History of Scotland During the reighs of Mary and James VI Till the ac-cession to the crown of england with a review of the Scottihs History Previous to that Period; and appendix contain-ing Original Papers. a New edition with emendations and additions. Vol. I-III. 1791.Vol. I. 354p.Vol. II. 388p.Vol. III.384p.

3399. robertson WilliamThe History of Scotland During the reigns of Queen Mary and King James VI, till his accenssion to the crown of england, with a review of the Scottish History Previous to that Period and an appendix containing Original Papers. 20th edition, with the author’s Last emendations and additions, to which is Prefixedan account of the Life and Writ-ings of the author. In Tree Volumes. Lon-don. 1817.Vol. I. 429p.Vol. II. 430p.Vol. III.490p.

3400. robertson WilliamThe History of the reign of charles V. 14th edition. In four Volumes. London. 1817.Vol. I. 500p.Vol. II. 376p.Vol. III.459p.Vol. IV. 420p.

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3388. ritzman e.G. and Davenport c.B.family Performance as a Basis for Selec-tion in Sheep. Washington. 1917. pp.95-97.

3389. robert f.Holle franke, robert f.an Introduction to Prehistoric archaeol-ogy. London. 1969.

3390. roberts Tysonecology of fishes in the amazon and congo Basins. Harvard. 1972. pp.147-117.

3391. roberts TysonThe Glandulocaudine charaeid fishes of the Guayas Basin in Western ecuador. Harvard. 1973. pp.489-514 (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 114. No.8).

3392. roberts TysonOsteology of the Malaysian Phalloste-thoid fish ceratostethus Bicornis, with a Discussion of the evolution of remark-able Structural Novelties in its Jaws and external Gentalia. Massachusets. 1971. pp.353-418. (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 142. No.4).

3393. robertson annroman Imperial coins in the Hanter coin cabinet University of Glasgow. au-gustus to Nerva. London. 1962. 391p.

3394. robertson M.Greek eu Painting. New York. 1978. 194p.

3395. robertson Williaman Historical Disquisition concerning the Knowledge which the ancients had of India, and the Progress of Trade with that country Prior to the Discovery of the Passage to it by the cape of Good Hope. With an appendix. 7th edition. London. 1817. 403p.

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Three Views of the Nervous System. New York. 1968. 28p. (James arthur Lecture on the evolution of the Human Brain).

3413. roerich Museum, New Yorkreport of the Directors. 1923-1926. New York. 1927. 16p.

3414. roget Peter MarkTreasures of english Words and Prases. classified and arranged so as to facili-tate the expression of Ideas and assis in Literary composition. enlarged and Im-proved Partly from the author’s Notes, and with a full Index by John Lewis ro-get. London. New York. Bombay. 1896. 670p.

3415. rollins Haroldcastropoda and Monoplacophora of the Solsville Member (Middle Devonian, Marcellus formation) in the chenango Valley. New York State. New York. 1971. pp.133-170. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 144. art. 2).

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3402. robinson charles alexanderancient History. from Prehistoric Times to the Death of Justinian. New York. 1961. 738p.

3403. robinson frederickDiary of the crimean War. London. 1856. 444p.

3404. robinson H.S. and Wilson K.The encyclopaedia of Myths etc. Leg-ends of all Nations. London. 1977. 244p.

3405. robson r.W.The Pacific Islands Handbook 1944. North american edition. New York. 1945. 371p.

3406. rochesterThe Poetical Works of the earl of roches-ter. With the Life of the author. London. S.D. 53p.

3407. rock formations of the colorado Pla-teau Southeastern Utah and Northern arizona. By c.r. Longwell, H.D. Miser and r.c. Moore, rirk Bryan and Sidney Page. S.L.S.D. 23p. (Shorter contribution to Gen-eral Geology. 1923).

3408. rockhill William WoodvilleDiary of a Journey Through Mongo-lia and Tibet in 1891 and 1892 city of Washington. Published by Smithonian Institution. 1894. 413p.

3409. rockhill William WoodvilleNotes on the ethnology of Tibet. Based on collections in the US National Muse-um. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1895. 175p. (Smithonian Institu-tion. US National Museum). from the report of the US National Museum for 1893. pp.665-747.

3410. rockhill William WoodvilleThe Land of the Lamas. Notes of a Jour-ney Through china, Mongolia and Tibet. With Maps and Illustrations. New York. 1891. 399p.

3411. rockwell William WalterThe Pitiful Plight of the assyrian chris-tians in Persia and Kurdistan: Described from the reports of eyewitnesses, with a Statistics of Population. New York. american committee for armenian and Syrian relief. 1916. 72p.

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3431. rosenstein JohnThe Tate Gallery a Sixty-eight reprod-ucts in full colour Thirty Nine repro-ductions in Photogravure. London. 1950. 196p.

3432. roussean S.a Vocabulary of the Persian Language. In Two Parts. Persian and english and english and Persian. London. 1802. 484p.

3433. roussean S.The flowers of Persian Literature con-taining extracts from the Most celebrat-ed authors in Prose and Verse; with a Translation into english, Being a com-panion to Mr. William Jones’s Persian Grammar. To which is Prefixed an essay on the Language and Literature of Per-sia. London. 1801. 222p.

3434. rowe NicholasThe Poetical Works of the Nicholas rowe with the Life of the author. edinburgh. 1781. 142p. (The Poets of Great Britain).

3435. rowe NicholasThe Poetical Works of Nicholas rowe. With the Life of the author. London. S.D. 138p. (British Poets).

3436. rowe NicholasThe Works of Nicholas rowe. esq. Lon-don. 1766.Vol. I. 376p.Vol. II.336p.

3437. rowley H.H.The Old Testament and New Testament and Modern Study. a Generation of Dis-covery and research. essays by Mem-bers of the Society for Old Testament Study. edited by H.H. rowley. Oxford. 1950. 405p.

3438. roy Sharat KumarThe Upper Ordovician fauna of frobish-er Bay. Baffin Land. S.L. 1941. 212p.

3439. rudd V.e.a revision of the Genus Nissolia. Wash-ington. 1956. pp.168-206. (contribu-tions from the United States National Herbarium. Vol. 32. p.2).

3440. ruddiman Thomasan Introduction to Mr. James anderson’s Diplomata Scotiae. To which is added

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3421. roscoe WilliamThe Life and Pontificate of Leo the Tenth. In four Volumes. Liverpool. 1805.Vol. I. 336p.Vol. II. 333p.Vol. III.381p.Vol. IV.346p.

3422. rosen Donn eric and Patterson colinThe Structure and relationships of the Paracanthopterygian fishes. New York. 1969. pp.359-475. (Bulletin of the amer-ican Museum of Natural History. Vol. 141. art.3).

3423. rosenbaum J. and ramsey G.B.Influence of Temperature and Precipita-tion onf the Blackleg of Potato. Wash-ington. 1918. pp.508-513.

3424. rosenblum robert., Janson H.W.art of the Nineteenth century. Painting and Scultures. New York. 1984. 527p.

3425. rosengren anitaexperiments in colour Discrimination in Dogs. Helsinki. 1969. 19p.

3426. rosentali franza History of Muslim Historiography. Leiden. 1952.

3427. roskill Markenglish Painting from 1500 to 1865. London. 1909. 104p.

3428. ross clarenceThe Optical Properties and chemical composition of Gluconite. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 15p. No. 2628.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 69. art. 2. pp.1-15.

3429. ross clarence and Shannon V.The Origin Occurence, composition and Physical Properties of the Mineral Iddings from Washington. Government Printings Office. 1925. 19p. No.2757. from the Proceedings of United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 7. pp. 1-9.

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The Kingh in the Tiger’s Skin. Translated by Marjory Scott Wardrop. Supplement-ed by e. Orbeliani and S. Iordanishvili. Moscow. cooperative Publishing So-ciety of foreign Workers in the USSr. 1938. 300p.

3456. rustaveli ShotaThe Knight in the Panther’s Skin. Trans-lated from the Georgian by Venera Uru-shadze. Tbilisi. 1968. 224p.s

3457. rusticus MercuriusThe countries complaint of the Barba-rous Outrages committed by the Secta-ries of theis flourishing Kingdom. Lon-don. 1685. 298p.

3458. rowe Johnan Introduction to the archaeology of cuzco. expeditions to Southern Peru. cambridge. Massachusets. 1944. 70p. (Papers of the Peabody Museum of american archaeology and ethnology. Harvard University. Vol. XXVII. No.2).

3459. rower S.a.Sawflies from the Maritime Province of Siberia (on the Insect fauna of the Mari-time Province of Siberia). Washington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 2p. No.2613.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.68. art. 8. pp.1-2.

3460. ruedemann rudolfcamptostroma a Lower cumbrian floating Hydrozoan. Washington. Smi-thonian Institution. 1933. 8p. No.2954.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 82. art. 13. pp.1-8.

3461. ruedemann rudolfSome New Middle cumbrian fossils from British columbia. Washington. 1931. 18p.

3462. ruffer Marc armandHistological Studies on egyptian Mum-ies. S.L.S.D. 39p.

3463. runciman Stivena History of the crusades. cambridge. at the University Press. 1953.Vol. I. The first crusade. 377p.

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3441. rudolfs W.experiments with common rock Salt. effect on asparagus. Washington. 1921. pp.449-455. reprinted from Soil Sci-ence. Vol. XII. No. 6. December. 1921.

3442. rudolfs W.Sulfur Oxidation in “Black alkali” Soils. Washington. 1922. pp.215-229. re-printed from Soil Science. Vol. XIII. No.3. March, 1922.

3443. rudolf WolfgangSailor’s Souvenirs. Stone Ware, faienc-es, and Porcelain of Three centuries. Leipzig. 1985. 152p.

3444. runciman StevenByzantine Style and civilization. Lon-don. 1987. 238p.

3445. russel frankrussian Wars with Turkey. London. 1877. 320p.

3446. russel J. Iownsendreport on acheological research in the foothills of the Pyrenees. Washington. 1932. 5p. (Smithonian Miscellaneous collections. Vol. 87. No.11).

3447. russian arms and armour. Leningrad. 1982. 207p.

3448. russian Souvenirs. Leningrad. 1978. 103p.3449. russian Porcelain in the Hermitage col-

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3452. rustaveli ShotaLortkipanidze Merab, Tsunts MichailIn the Land of rustaveli

3453. rustaveli ShotaNatadze N. Tsitsishvili S.Shota rustaveli and his Poem. Tbilisi. 1966.

3454. rustaveli ShotaThe Knight in the Tiger’s Skin. Translat-ed by Marjory Scott Warrdrop. Supple-mented and revised by e. Orbeliani and

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a Voyage to the Isle of france, the Isle of Bourbon, and the cape of Good Hope, with Observations and reflections upon Nature and Mankind, Translated from the french to which is added Some account of the author. London. 1800. 334p.

3473. Sixteenth International congress of Zo-ology. Washington. 20-27, august, 1963. Proceedings edited by John a. Moore. Washington. 1963.

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3474. Sale L.a Journal of the Disasters in afghani-stan. 1841-1842. By Lady Sale. Paris. Baudrys: european Library. 1843.Vol. I. Paris. 259p.Vol. II.Paris. 274p.

3475. Salia KalistratHistory of the Georgian Nation. Paris. 1983. 525p.

3476. Salignac de la Mothe-fenelonThe adventures of Telemachus. By John Hawresworth. corrected and revised by G. Gregor. a Life of author and a com-plete Index, Historical and Geographi-cal. In Two Volumes. London. 1795. Vol. I. 439p.

3477. Sandberg GrahamHand-Book of colloquial Tibetan. a Practical Guide to the Language of cen-tral Tibet. calcutta. 1834. 372p.

3478. Saudberg GrahamThe exploration of Tibet. Its History and Particulars from 1623 to 1904. calcutta. 1904. 324p.

3479. Sanders H.L. and allen J.a.Studies on Deep-Sea Protobranchia (Bivalvia), Prologue and the Pristiglomi-dae). Harvard. 1973. pp.237-261. (Bulle-tin of the Museum of comparative Zool-ogy. Vol. 145. No.5).

3480. Sanders H.L.allen J.a. and Sanders H.L.Studies on Deep-Sea Protobranchia (Bi-valvia); The families of Silicuidae and Lametifidae. Harvard. 1973.

3464. rune OlofPlant Life on Serpentine and related rocks in North of Sweden. Uppsala. 1953. 298p.

3465. rustaveli ShotaThe Man in the Panther’s Skin. a roman-tic epic by Shota rustaveli; a close ren-dering from the Georgian attempted by Marjory Scott Wardrop. With Preface by Sir Oliver Wardrope. Tbilisi. 1966. 376p.

3466. ryan V.I.e.catalogue of the Important collection of Greek, roman, english and Scottish coins. London. 1950.P. I. english and Scottish Gold coins. 1950. 66p.P. II. english, Scottish and Irish coins. London. 1952. 88p.P. III.ancient Greek coins. London. 1950. 32p.P. IV.roman Gold coins. London. 1951. 40p.P. V. roman Silver and Bronze coins. London. 1952. 96p.

3467. rye c.S. and evans c.Traditional Pottery. Techniques of Paki-stan. field and Laboratory Studies. Washington. Smithonian Institution Press. 1976. 283p. (Smithonian contri-butions to anthropology. No.21).

3468. ryley KathleenScientific results from the Mammal. Survey VI. pp.658-664. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 1914.

3469. South Sea Babbles, by the earland the Doctor. London. 1873. 321p.

3470. Sahni ashokThe Vertebrate fauna of the Judith river formation, Montana. New York. 1972. pp.323-412. The Vertebrate fauna of the Judith river formation. Montana. New York. 1972. (Bulletin of the american Natural History. V. 147. art. 6).

3471. Saint-Hilaire Isidor GeoffroyMemoir on an american Bat, a New Species Belonging to the Genus Mysti-nomus. pp.233-240. Zoological Journal. Vol. I.

3472. de Saint Pierre J.H.B.

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3490. Sarat chandra DasJourney to Lhasa and central Tibet. Lon-don. 1902. 285p.

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Vol. VII. Greek and Latin Inscriptions. Part 1. By W.H. Bucker and David M. rob-inson. 1932. 198p.

3492. Sassanian Silverware. The Hermitage col-lections. Leningrad. 1973. 16p.

3493. Sastina N.P.Mongolic Studies. Moscow. 1968. 46p. USSr academy of Sciences. Institute of asia. fifty Years of Soviet Oriental Stud-ies. (Brief reviews. No.20).

3494. Satunin c.The Black Wild cat of Transcaucasia. London. 1904. pp.162-163.

3495. Saunders e.r.floral Morphology, a New Outlook with Special reference to the Interpretation of the Gynaeceum. cambridge. 1939.Vol. I. With an additional Illustrations and Index. cambridge. 1939. 603p.

3496. Savage Spensera catalogue of the Linnaean Herbarium. London. 1945. 225p.

3497. Savary M.Letters on Greece Being a Sequel to Letters on egypt and containing Trav-els Through rhodos, crete and other Islands of the archipelago. With com-parative remarks on their ancient and Present State and Observations on the Government, character and Manners of the Turks and Modern Greeks. Trans-lated from the french of M. Savary. Lon-don. 1788. 407p.

3498. Saverkina I.Gorbunova X. and Saverkina I.Greek and roman antiquities in the Hermitage. Leningrad. 1975.

3499. Saville Marshall H.funeral Urns from Daxaca. New York. 1904. pp.49-60. extracted from the american Museum Journal. Vol. 4.

3500. Sayce a.H.The Discovery of archaic Hittite Inscrip-tions in asia Minor. S.L. 1905. pp.21-48.

3481. Sanderson G.P.Thirteen Years among the Wild Beasts of India. London. 1878. 387p.

3482. Sanderson G.P.Thirteen Years among the Wild Beasts of India. Their Haunts and Habits from Per-sonal Observation; with an account of the Modes of capturing and Taming el-ephants. Sixth edition. With Illustrations reproduced from the Original Drow-ings. edinburgh. 1907. 387p.

3483. Sandground T.H.a New Liwer fluke from a Monkey and New Parasitic Boundworms from Vari-ous african animals. Washington. 1909. 11p. (from the Proceedings the USNM. Vol. 75).

3484. Sanjian a.K.colophonus of armenian Manuscripts, 1901-1480. a Source for Middle eastern History, Selected, Translated and anno-tated. cambridge. 1946. 459p.

3485. Santesson c.G. and Wassen HenrySome Observations on South american arrowpoisons and Narcotics. a rejoin-der to Professor rafael Karsten, reprint-ed from ethnological Studies, 3, 1936. Goteborg. 1936. pp.330-358.

3486. The Saracene, or Matilda and Melik aanel, a crusade - romance, from the french of Madam cottin, with an Historical Intro-duction by J. Michaud. In four Volumes. London. 1805.

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3487. Saraf D.N.Indian crafts. Development and Poten-tial. New Delhi. 1982. 279p.

3488. Savage richardThe Poetical Works of richard Savage. With the Life of the author. By Doctor Jonson. London. S.D. 204p.

3489. Savage richardThe Poetical Works of richard Savage. In Two Volumes. With the Life of the au-thor. edinburgh. 1780.Vol. I. 179p.Vol. II.188p.

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3512. Schlegel G.Scientific confectionary. Leide. 1894. pp.147-233.

3513. Schmidt erichflights Over ancient cities of Iran. Spe-cial Publication of the Oriental Institute of University of chicago. chicago. 1949. 104p.

3514. Schmidt Petera revision of the cottoid fishes of the Genus artediellus. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1927. 10p. No.2685.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art. 13. pp.1-10.

3515. Schmidt WaldoThe Species of aegla, endemic South american fresh-Water crustaceans. Washington. Smithonian Institution. 1942. pp.431-520. No. 3132.- from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 91. pp.431-520.

3516. The School of Wisdom or repository of the Most Valuable curiosities of art and Nature. London. 1776. 324.

3517. Shopenhauer arthurThe World as Will and Idea. Translated from the German by r.B. Haldane and John Kemp. Vol. II. London. 1909.Vol. II. 496p.

3518. Schort Lester L.Systematics and Behavior of Some North american Woodpeckers, Genus Picoides (aves). New York. 1971. 118p. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural history. V.145. art.1).

3519. Schreiber charlottePlaying cards of Various ages and coun-tries. Selected from the collection of Lady charlotte Schreiber. London. 1892. Vol. I. english and Scottish, Dutch and flemish. 1892. 139p.

3520. Schreiner OliveDreams. London. 1905. 182p.

3521. Schuchert charlesDirections for collecting and Preparing fossils. Washington. 1895. 31p. (Bulletin of the United States National Museum. No.39).

3522. cshufeldt r.W.

3501. Sayce a.H.The religions of ancient egypt and Babylonia. The Gifford Lectures on the ancient egyptian and Babylonian con-ception of the Divine Delivered in aber-deen. edinburgh. 1903. 509p.

3502. Sayers r., rinzler r.The Korean Onngi Potter. Washington. 1987. 290p.

3503. Scharff r.f.The History of the european fauna. With Illustrations. London. 1899. 364p.

3504. Scharrer Bertaan evolutionary Interpretation of the Phenomenon of Neurosecretion. New York. 1978. 17p. (forty-seventh James arthur Lecture on the evolution of the Human Brain).

3505. Schater P.L.a Skull and a Strip of the Newly Discov-ered african Mammal (Okapia Jonstoni). London. S.D. 3p.

3506. Schater W.L.List of Batrachia in the Indian Museum. Printed by the Order of the Trustees. London. 1892. 48p.

3507. Schaus WilliamNew Moth of the family ceruridae (No-todontidae) in the United States Nation-al Museum. S.L.S.D. 92p.

3508. Scheffer Theo H.Pocket Mice of Washington and Oregon in relation to agriculture. Washington. 1938. 15p.

3509. Scheme for the Settlement of armenian refugees. General Survey and Principal Documents. Geneva. 1927. 250p.

3510. Shcherbakov a.S.Under the Banner of Lenin and Stalin Victory Will be Ours! Moscow. 1943. 16p.

3511. Schlagintweit robertresults of a Scientific Mission to India and High asia, Undertaken Between the Years 1854 and 1858 by Herman adol-phe and robert de Shlagintweit. With an atlas of Panoramas, Views and Maps. London. 1861-1862.Vol. I. London. 1861. 496p.Vol. II. London. 1862. 550p.

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3533. Schwartz BenjaminThe New Larval Nematodes Belonging to the Genus Porrocaecum from Mam-mals of the Order Insectivora. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1925. 8p. No.2589.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 17. pp.1-8.

3534. Schwartz Benjamina New Parasitic Nematode from an anknown Species of Bat. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1927. 4p. No.2677.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 71. art. 5. pp.1-4.

3535. Schwartz Benjamina New Proliferating Larval Tapeworm from a Porcupine. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1924. 3p. No.2561.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art. 24. pp.1-4.

3536. Schwartz Benjamina New Species of Hookwarm from a North american racoon. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1925. 4p. No.2598.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 67. art. 26. pp.1-4.

3537. Schwartz Benjamina New Species of Trichostrongylid Worm of the Genus cooperia from the carabao in the Phillipine Islands, with a review of the Genus. Washington. 1928. 5p.

3538. Sshwartz BenjaminParasitic Nematodes from china. Wash-ington. Government Pronting Office. 1926. 10p. No.2614.- from the Proceed-ings of the United States National Mu-seum. Vol. 68. art.13. pp.1-10.

3539. Schwartz BenjaminParasitic Nematodes from Tonkin, Indo-china, Including a New Species of asca-ridia. Washington. Government Printing

The Osteology of the cuckoos (coccy-gos). S.L. 1901. 51p.

3523. Schuguroff a.M.Observations on the Species of the Ge-nus callimenus, fisher de Waldeim (Or-thoptera, Bradioporidae). Odessa. S.D. pp.248-251.

3524. Schulman e.Tree rings and History in the West-ern United States. Washington. 1956. pp.459-473 (from the Smithonian re-port for 1955).

3525. Schultz c. Bertrand and falkenbach charles H.

The Phylogeny of the Oreodonts. New York. 1968. (Bulleltin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 139). Parts I-II. 498p.

3526. Schultz e.S. and folsom DonaldLeafroll, Net-Necrosis and Spindling Sprout of the Irish Potato. Washington. 1921. pp.47-80. (Journal of agricultural research. Vol. 21. No.I).

3527. Schultz Leonarda further contribution to the Ichthyol-ogy of Venezuela. Washington. 1949. 211p. (Proceedings of the United States National Museum).

3528. Schultz Leonarda revision of Six Subfamilies of atherine fishes, with Descriptions of New Gen-era and Species. Washington. 1948. 48p. (Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Smithonian Institution. Vol. 98. No.3230).

3529. Shulter D. Jr.Gifford e.W. and Shulter D.Jr.archaeological excavations in New caledonia. London. 1956.

3530. Schuyler eugeneTurkistan. Notes of a Jorney in russian Turkistan, Khokand, Bukhara and Kildja. New York. 1885.Vol. II. 1885. 463p.

3531. Schwaun HaroldOn New forms of anomalurus and Sciurus from Tropical africa. pp.70-73. from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser.7. Vol. 13. January, 1904.

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3553. Sclater Mr.On Zoological Nomenclature.London. 1896. p.401.

3554. Sclater P.L.additional Notes on the Monkeys of the Genus cecopithecus. pp.441-444. Pro-ceedings of Zoological Society.

3555. Sclater P.L.Note on the Wild Goats of the caucasus. pp.552-553. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. June, 23, 1887.

3556. Sclater P.L.On a New african Monkey of the Genus cercopithecus, with a List of the Known Species. By P.L. Sclater, M.a. Ph.D. f.r.S. Secretary to the Society. pp.243-258. Proceedings of Zoological Society. 1893.

3557. Sclater P.L.On certain Species of Deer Now or Lately Living in the Society’s Menagerie. pp.333-352.

3558. Sclater P.L.On Several rare or Little Known Mam-mals Now or Lately Living in the Soci-ety’s collection. pp.417-422. Proceed-ings of Zoological Society. 1875.

3559. Sclater P.L.On Some Mammals from Somali-Land. pp.538-542. Proceedings of Zoological Society of London. 1884.

3560. Sclater P.L.On the Lesser Koodoo, Strepsiceros Im-berbis of Blyth. pp.45-48. Proceedings of Zoological Society of London. 1884.

3561. Sclater P.L.On the Psophia Obscura of Natterer and Pelzelm. pp.520-524.- from the Pro-ceedings of Zoological Society of Lon-don for October, 1898.

3562. Sclater P.L.On the rhinoceroses Now or Lately Liv-ingin the Society’s Menagerie. pp.645-660. from the Transactions of the Zoo-logical Society of London. Vol.IX. Part.XI. London. 1875.

3563. Sclater P.L.On the Quadrumana found in america North of Panama. 9p. from the Proceed-ings of the Zoological Society of Lon-

Office. 1925. 9p. No.2538.- from the Pro-ceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.66. art.1. pp.1-9.

3540. Schwartz B. and alicata J.e.Species of the Nematode Genus Stron-gyloides Parasitic in Domestic Swine. Washington. 1930. 23p.

3541. Schwartz BenjaminTwo Nematodes of the family Strongyli-dae Parasitic in the Intestines of Mam-mals. Washington. 1928. 5p.

3542. Schwartz BenjaminTwo New Species of Nodular Worms (Loesophagostomum) Parasitic in the Intestines of Domestic Swine. Washing-ton. 1930. pp.518-522.

3543. Schwartz BenjaminDescription of ancylostoma Pluriden-tatum, a Hookworm of carnivores, and a review of the Genus ancyclostoma. Washington. 1927. 10p.

3544. Schwartz B. and alicata I.Description of Two Parasitic Nematodes from the Texas Peccary. Washington. 1933. 6p.

3545. Sclater Mr.On Birds from British South africa. Lon-don. 1900. 3p.

3546. Sclater Mr.On continental Menageries. S.L. 1899. pp.826-827.

3547. Sclater Mr.On continental Menageries. London. 1896. pp.783-786.

3548. Sclater Mr.On Drawings in the Knowsley Library. S.L. 1896. pp.981-389.

3549. Sclater Mr.On Ovibos Moschatus. London. 1899. pp.985.

3550. Sclater Mr.On the antelopes of the Gambia. S.L. 1989. pp.349-350.

3551. Sclater Mr.On the Giraff in the Society’s Gardens. London. 1898. pp.41-42.

3552. Sclater Mr.On the Skin of cercopithecus. London. 1896. pp.609-610.

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Notes on Some Indian Bats and Mice. By W.L. Sclater, B.a.T.Z.S., Deputy Superin-tendent of the Indian Museum. 1890. pp.522-539. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London.

3574. Sclater W.L.On a New Genus and Species of rodents of the family Dipodidae from central asia. S.L.S.D. pp.610-616. from the Pro-ceedings of the Zoological Society of London.

3575. Sclater W.L.On the Indian Museum and its collec-tion of Birds. pp.68-87. from the “Ibis” for January, 1892.

3576. ScottInfantry - Tactics. In Three Volumes. New York. 1854. Vol. III. evolutions of the Line. New York. 1854. 181p.

3577. Scott WalterWaverly or “It is Sixty Years Since”. Leipzig. 1845.

3578. Scotland Delineated, or a Geographical Description of every Shire in Scotland In-cluding the Northern and Western Isles, with Some account of the curiosities, an-tiquites, and Present State of the country. edinburgh. London. 1791. 389p.

3579. Scott JonathanTales, anecdotes and Lotters Translated from the arabic and Persian. Shrews-bury. 1800. 446p.

3580. Scott Noraegyptian Statuettes. Text by Nora Scott. Photographs by charles Sheeler. New York. 1946. 32p. (The Metropolitan Mu-seum of art).

3581. Scott WalterQuentin Durward. London. S.D. 482p.

3582. Scott WalterWaverley; or It is Sixty Years Since. In Three Volumes. edinburgh. London. 1814.Vol. I. 358p.Vol. II. 370p.Vol. III.371p.

3583. Scott WalterThe Works. Vol. 26-27; 91-96. Zwickau. 1822-1826. 3 Vol. (Poket Library of eng-

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remarks on the Various Species of Wild Goates. pp.314-318. from the Proceed-ings of the Zoological Society of Lon-don. 1886.

3565. Sclater P.L.The Hundred and Second Meeting of club was held at the restraunt frascati, 32, Oxford Street, on Wednesday, the 20th of January, 1904. S.L. 1904. pp.35-47. (Bulletin of the British Ornitholo-gists’s club No.103).

3566. Sclater P.L.The Proposed Zoological Park of New York. pp.36-39. reprinted from “Natural Sciences”. Vol. II. No.65. July, 1897.

3567. Sclater P.L.Ursus Nasutus. S.L. 1868. pp.71-74.

3568. Sclater Philip Lutley and Oldfield Thomas The Boom of antelopes. Vol. I-IV. Lon-don. 1894-1900.Vol. I. 1894-1900. 220p.Vol. II. 1896-1897. 194p. Vol. III.1896-1898. 255p.Vol. IV. 1896-1900. 242p.

3569. Sclater W.L.catalogue of Mammalia in the Indian Museum. calcutta. Part II.- rodentia, Ungulata, Prodiscidea, Hyracoidea, car-nivora, cetacca, Sinnenia, Marcupalia, Monotremata. calcutta. 1891. 375p.

3570. Sclater W.L.Description of a Stags Head allied to Genus clybowskii Tac, Procured from the Darjeeling Bazaar. pp.186-188. re-printed from the Journal of the asiatic Society of Bengal. Vol. LVII. part II. No.2. 1889.

3571. Sclater W.L.List of Snakes in the Indian Museum. calcutta. Printed by Order of the Trust-ees. 1891. 79p.

3572. Sclater W.L.The Mammals of South africa. Vol. I-II. London. 1900-1901. (The fauna of South africa).Vol. I. London. 1900. 324p.Vol. II.London. 1901. 241p.

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3593. Seailles GabrielJanet Paul and Seailles Gabriela History of the Problems of Philosophy. Vol. II. London. 1902.

3594. Sebeok Thomasanimal communication. Techniques of Study and results of research. London. 1968. 686p.

3595. Sedwick adamOn the Origin of Metameric Segmen-tation and Some other Morphologi-cal Questions. 44p. reprinted from the Quaterly Journal of Microscopical Sci-ence for January, 1884.

3596. Seebohm H.The Secretary on additions to the Me-nagerie. S.L. 1894. pp.693-694.

3597. Seely J.r.The expansion of england. Two courses of Lectures. London. New York. 1895. 359p.

3598. Seger JoeTomb Offerings from Gezer. S.L. 1972. 48p.

3599. Seimel H.r.Two New Species of commensal cop-pepods from the Woodshole region. Washington. 1928. 5p.

3600. The Selector: Being a New and chaste collection of Visions, Tales and allego-ries, calculated for the amusement and Instruction of the rising Generation. Lon-don. 1797. 223p.

3601. Seloces f.c.On the South-african rhinoceroses. communicated by Dr. a. Gunter f.r.S.). pp.725-734. Proceedings of Zoological Society of London. 1881.

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3585. Scraggs George GlynQuestions resolved in Divinity, History and Biography; Including a concise ex-plantion of above four Hundred in Dif-ficult Texts in Bible; and a Great Variety of Instructive and entertaining Informa-tion in General Literature. The Whole Methodically ann. With Indexes. In Two Volumes. Vol. II. London. 1817. 424p.

3586. Scully JohnOn the Mammals and Birds collected by captain c.e. Yate, c.S.I. of the afghan Boundary commission calcutta. Printed by J.W. Thomas, at the Baptist Mission Press. 1887. 89p. reprinted from the Jouranl of the asiatic Society of Bengal.Vol. LVI. Part. II. 1887.

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3590. Sculpture Inuit. canada. 1971. 493p.3591. The Sculptures of the Museo capitolino.

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3616. Shanidze Lelaa Monument of Georgian Medieval Sculpture. Tbilisi. 1974. 10p.

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3618. Shannon raymondreview of the amenican Xylotine Syr-phid-flies. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 52p. No. 2635.-

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3603. Seth MiraWall Paintings of the Western Himalays. Delhi. 1976. 164p.

3604. Seltman charlesapproach to Greek art. London. New York. 1948. 132p.

3605. Setzler M.Pottery of the Hopewell Type from Loui-siana. Washington. 1933. 22p.

3606. Seventy-five Years a History of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences 1861-1836. Volume XVIII of the Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences, Buffalo. New York. 1938. 204p.

3607. Shaginian MariettaJourney Through Soviet armenia. Mos-cow. 1954. 215p.

3608. Shah Umakant P.Jaina – rupa – Mandana.Vol. I. (Jaina Iconography). New Delhi. 1987. 348p.

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3612. Shakespeare WilliamHistorical Plays and Poems and Sonnets. London. New York. 1913. 888p.

3613. Shakespeare WilliamThe Works of Shakesperae, his com-edies, Histories and Tragedies, with an Introduction. Whereunto will be added

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3626. Shannon V., coauthorross clarence and Shannon V.The Origin, Occurrence and composi-tion and Physical Properties of the Min-eral Iddingsite. Washington. 1925.

3627. Shapley Harlow and Hearn annGalactric and extragalactic Studies, XXII, extent of the Galaxy in the anticentre Octant. 1952. pp.839-843. (reprinted from the Proceedings of the National academy of Sciences. Vol. 38. No. 10).

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3633. Shaw BernardMrs. Warren’s Profession. a Play in four acts. London. 1914. 77p.

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3623. Shanon V.The Mineralogy and Petrography of In-trusive Triassic Diabase at Goose Greek, Loudoun county, Virginia. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1924. 86p. No.2539. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art. 2. pp.186.

3624. Shannon V.The Oxidation of Meteorie Trons with comparative Descriptions of Two New examples of Magnetic Iron Oxides from Terrestial Sources. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1927. 15p. No.2717. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 27. art. 21. pp.1-15.

3625. Shannon V.Tschermigite, ammoniojarosite, ep-somite, celestite and Paliogorskite from Southern Utah. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office, 1928. 12p. No.2758. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 74. art. 13. pp.1-2.

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3646. Shelley G.e.On the Birds collected by Mr. alexander Whyate, f.Z.S. During his expedition to the Nyika Plateau in North Nyasaland. With an Introduction by P.L. Sclater.pp.518-554. from the Ibis for October, 1897.

3647. Shelley G.e.On the final collection of Birds Made by Mr. alexander Whyte f.Z.S. in Nyasaland. With Prefatory remarks by P.L. Sclater. from the Ibis for July, 1898. from the Ibis for July. 1898.

3648. Shelley G.e.On Some collections of Birds from the Protectorate of British central africa, received in 1899 and 1900. pp.161-177. from the Ibis for 1901.

3649. Shenston WilliamThe Poetical Works of William Shenston With the Life of the author, and a De-scription of the Leasowes. London. S.D. 264p.

3650. Sherborn G. Davies and Jentink f.a.On the Dates of the Parts of Siebold’s fauna Japonia and Giebel’s allgemeine Zoologie.

3651. Sheridan Thomasan Oration Pronounced Before a Nu-merous Body of the Nobility and Gen-try, assembled at the Music Hall in Ham-blestreet on Tuesday 10th of December, 1757. Published at their Unanimous De-sire. Dublin. 1758.

3652. Shelrone Henrya Unique Prehistoric Irrigation Project. Washington. 1946. pp.379-386. from the Smithonian report for 1945.

3653. Shimer Harvey W. and Shrock robert r.Index fossils of North america. a New Work Based on the complete revision and reillustration of Index fossils. a Publication of the Technology Press. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. New York. 1944. 838p.

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3636. Shear WilliamThe Spider family Oecobiidae in North america, Mexico and the West Indies. pp.129-164 (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 140. No.4).

3637. Shearman John3638. Shedd O.M. coauth

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3639. Sheean Vincent The New Persian. New York. London. 1927. 333p.

3640. Shenstone WilliamThe Poetical Works of William Shen-stone. Vol. I-II. London. 1801.Vol. I. containing his elegies. 203p.Vol. II. With the Life of the author and a Description of the Leasowes. 189p.

3641. Sheffield JohnThe Poetical Works of John Sheffield. With the Life of the author. edinburgh. 1780. 168p.

3642. Sheffied JohnThe Poetical Works of John Sheffield, Duke of Buckinghamshire. To which is Prefixed the Life of the author. London. S.D. 71p.

3643. Sheffield JohnMiscellaneous Works of edward Gibbon, esquire with Memoirs of his Life and Writings, composed by himself; Illus-trated from his Letters. With Occasional Notes and Narrative by John Lord of Sheffield. Basil. 1796.Vol. I. Basil. 1796. 335p.Vol. II. Basil. 1796. 416p.Vol. III.Basil. 1796. 308p.Vol. IV.Basil. 1796. 278p.Vol. V. Basil. 1796. 262p.Vol. VI.Basil. 1796. 280p.Vol. VII.Basil.1796. 224p.

3644. Shelley G.e.a List of the Birds collected by Mr. alfred Sharpe in Nyasaland pp.551-557. from

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3663. a Short Introduction to english Grammar with critical Notes. a New edition correct-ed. London. 1787. 221p.

3664. Short LesterSystematics and Behavior of South american flickers (aves, colaptes). New York. 1972. 109p. (Bulletin of the ameri-can Museum of Natural History. Vol. 149. art.1).

3665. Shridharani KrishnalalMy India, My america. With an Introduc-tion by Louis Bromfield. New York. 1941. 647p.

3666. Shufeldt r.W.The Navajo Laelt. Weaver. Washington. 1891. pp.391-395. (Smithonian Institu-tion United States National Museum).

3667. Shufeldt r.W.Some Observations on the Havesu-Pai Indians. Washington. 1891. pp.387-390. (Smithonian Institution United States National Museum).

3668. Shuguroff a.M.Observations on the Species of the Ge-nus callimenus, fisher de Waldleim (Or-thoptera, Bradiporidae). Odessa. S.D. pp.248-258.

3669. Shurref JaffirQuanoon-e-Islam, or the customs of the Moosulmans of India; comprising a full and exact account of their Various rites and Seremonies, from the Moment of Birth Till the Hour of Death. compiled Under the Direction of, and Translated by G.a. Herklots. London. 1832. 436p.

3670. The Siege of Belgrad. a Historical Novel. Translated from a German Manuscripts. four Volumes in Two. 1741.

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3671. Sikota GyozoHerend. The art of Hungarian Porcelain. Budapest. 1989. 187p.

3672. Silfverberg Hansa revision of the Genus Proemidia Weise (coleoptera, chrysomelida). Hel-sinki - Helsingfors. 1973. 54p.

3673. Silver James

3654. Shmeliov I.fabritsky B., Shmeliov I.Khiva. Leningrad. 1973.

3655. Shoemaker clarencea New Species of amphipod crustacean (acanthonotozomatidae) from califor-nia and Notes on eurystheus Tennnicor-nis. Washington. 1931. 8p.

3656. Shoemaker clarenceamphipods of the family Bateidae in the collection of the United States Ntional Museum. Washington. Government Printing Office. 26p. No.2626. from the Proceedings of the United States Na-tional Museum. Vol. 68. art.25. pp.1-26.

3657. Shoemaker clarenceThe Lysianassid amphipod crustaceans of New foundland, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in the United States Na-tional Museum. Washington. 1930. 19p.

3658. Shorb Doysfactors Influencing embryonation and Survival of eggs of the Stomach Worm Haemonchus contortus. Washington. 1944. pp.279-287. reprinted from Jour-nal of agricultural research. Vol. 69. No.7.

3659. Shorb DoysSurvival of Sheep Nematodes in Pas-tures. Washington. 1942. pp.329-337. reprinted from Journal of agricultural research. Vol.65. No.7.

3660. Shorb DoysSurvival on Grass Plots of eggs and Larve of the Stomach Worm, Haemonchus contortus. Washington. 1944. 317-324. reprinted from Journal of agricultural research. Vol. 68. No.8.

3661. Short ThomasNew Observations Natural, Moral civil, Political and Medical, on city Town and country Bills of Mortality. To Which are added Large and clear abstracts of the Best authors who Have Written on that Subject. With an appendix on the Weather and Meteors. London. 1750. 495p.

3662. a Short History of the american People. chintwood Oliver Perry and Owsley frank Lawrence.

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3685. Sinclair PaulSpace, Time and Social formation. Up-psala. 1987. 196.

3686. Singh IgbalThe ardent Pilgrim. an Introduction to the Life and Work of Mohammed Igbal. London. New York. Toronto. 1951. 248p.

3687. Sinhalese Made easy; or Phrase. Book of colloquial Sinhalese in roman and Sinha-lese characters. reviewed and enlarged. colombo. 1877. 131p.

3688. Sinkankas JohnGemstones of North america. In Two Volumes. London. New York. Vol. I. 1959. 675p.Vol. II.1976. 494p.

3689. Sinor DenisOrientalism and History. ed. by Denis Sinor. cambridge. 1954. 108p.

3690. Sirk Yu H.Plam, Yu. Ya and Sirk Yu.H.The Languages of Southeast asia. Mos-cow. 1968.

3691. Sjoqvist erikProblems of the Late cypriote Bronze age. Stokholm. 1940. 226p.

3692. Sivaramamurti c.Birds and animals in Indian Sculpture. Delhi. 1974. 44p.

3693. Skeen GeorgeGuide to colombo. ceylon. 1892. 120p.

3694. Sketches of Persia, from the Journals of Traveller in the east. a New edition. Lon-don. 1828.

Vol. I. London. 1828. 281p.Vol. II.London. 1828. 280p.

3695. Skinker M.S.Three New Parasitic Nematode Worms. Washington.1931. 9p.

3696. Skinner Henrya Synonymic catalogue of the North american Phopalocera. Philadelphia. 1898. 100p.

3697. Skinner Morris f., Skinner Shirley M., and

red-Squill Powder in rat control. Wash-ington. Government Printing Office. 1931. 8p.

3674. Simola Lisa Karinacomparative Studies on the amin acid Pools of Threelathyrus Species. Helsinki. 1968. 62p.

3675. Simpson charles TorreyThe florida Tree Snails of Genus Liguus. Washington. 1929. 44p.

3676. Simpson George Gaylorda New Paleocene Mammal from Deep Well in Louisiana. Washington. 1932. 4p.

3677. Simpson George Gaylorda review of the Pre-Pliocene Penguines of New Zeland. New York. 1971. pp.321-378. (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 144. art.5).

3678. Simpson GeorgeGaylordThe ameghinos’ Localities for early ce-nozoic Mammals in Patagonia. Harvard. 1967. pp.63-76. (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 136. No.4. September, 29, 1967).

3679. Sympson George GaylordThe argyrolagidae, extinct South ameri-can Marsupials. Harvard. 1970. 86p. (Bul-letin of the Museum of comparative Zo-ology. Vol. 139. No.1).

3680. Simpson George GaylordThe Beginning of the age of Mammals in South america. New York. 1967. (Bul-letin of the american Museum of Natu-ral History. Vol.137).

3681. Simpson George GaylordThe Tertiary Lorisi form Promates of afri-ca. Harvard. 1967. pp.39-62. (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol. 136. No.3. September, 29, 1967).

3682. Simpson J.Y.The Self-Discovery of russia. London. 1916. 227p.

3683. Simpson M., Hotham J.B., Naylor D.H.catalogue of fine roman, Byzantine and english Gold coins and Medals. London. 1951. 16p.

3684. Sims Johncurtis’s Botanical Magazine, or flower-Garden Displayed. London. 1803. Vol.

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3706. Smith a.c.Botanical Studies in fiji. Washington. 1955. pp.305-315. from the Smithonian report for 1954.

3707. Smith Bertram G.The anatomy of the frilled Shark chla-mydoselachus anguineus Garman. New York. american Museum of Natural His-tory. 1937. pp.332-505.

3708. Smith Bertram G.The Bashford Dean Memorial Volume. archaic fishes. article V. The Natural History of the frilled Shark chlamy-doselachus anguineus. New York. 1933. pp.247-319.

3709. Smith B.Y.Lower Tertiary foraminifera from contra costa county california. Berkley and Los angeles. 1957. pp.127-207.

3710. Smith c.L.a revision of the american Groupers. epinephelus and allied Genera. New York. pp.69-241. (Bulletin of the ameri-can Museum of Natural History. Vol. 146. art.2).

3711. Smith carrington r.e.On the frontier of British Guiana and Brasil. from the Smithonian report for 1939. Washington. 1940. pp.325-340.

3712. Smith edmond reuelThe araucanians. Notes of a Tour among the Indian Tribes of Southern chili. New York. 1855. 335p.

3713. Smith franka New earthworm from Texas Belong-ing to the Genus Diplocaridia. Washing-ton. Government Printing Office. 1924. 6p. No.2549.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 66. art.12. pp.1-6.

3714. Smith George adamThe Historical Geography of the Holy Land especially in relation the History of Israel and the early church. 7th edi-

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3698. Skinner Morris f., Gibbard claude W.early Pleistocene Pre-Glacial and Glacial rocks and faunas of North-central Ne-braska. New York. 1972. 148p. (ameri-can Museum of Natural History. Bulletin. Vol.148. art. 1).

3699. Sktodwska-antonowicz KalinaWild Plant Gathering, Hunting, Domes-tic animal Breeding, Transport facilities and Land carniage. annual celebrations and customs. Torun. 1969. 62p.

3700. Skrine Henrya General account of all the rivers of Note in Great Britain, with their Several courses, their Peculiar characters, the countries through which they flow, and the entire Sea coast of our Island, concluded with a Minute Description of the Thames and its Various auxiliary Streams. London. 1801. 412p.

3701. Slagg c.M.Tobacco in Wisconsin. S.L.S.D. 36p.

3702. Smellie WilliamThe Philosophy of Natural History. By William Smellie, Member of the anti-quarian and royal Societies of edin-burgh. edinburgh. 1790. 547p.

3703. Smilyanskaya J.M.History and economy of the arab coun-tries. Moscow. 1968. 34p. (USSr acad-emy of Sciences Institute of the Peoples of asia. fifty Years of Soviet Oriental Studies. Brief reviews. No.22).

3704. Smith adaman Inquiry into the Nature and causes of the Wealth of Nations. Basil. 1801.Vol. I. 406p.Vol. II. 344p.Vol. III.364p.

3705. Smith adaman Inquiry into the Nature and causes of the Wealth of Nations. a New edition to which is prefixed an account of the Life of the author, and a View of his Doc-

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3726. Smith I.Guide to english and french conversa-tion. The Use of Travellers and Students. Paris. S.D. 362p.

3727. Smith M.W.Drawings of field and cultivated Mush-rooms and Poisonous or Worthless fungi often Mistaken for Mushrooms. exhibitid in the Department of Botany. British Museum (Natural History). Lon-don. 1910. 24p.

3728. Smith r.B.rome and carthage. The Punic Wars. London. 1881. 351p. (epochs of ancient History).

3729. Smith T.O. and Butler O.relation of Potassium to Growth in Plants. Durham. 1921. pp.189-225. re-printed from “annals of Botany”. Vol. 35. april. 1921.

3730. Smith ThomasThe Wonders of Nature and art, or, a concise account of whatever is most curious and remarkable in the World, wether relating to its animal, Vegetable and Mineral Productions and Inventions of its Inhabitants compiled from Histori-cal and Geographical Works of estab-lished celebrity and Illustrated with the Discoveries of Modern Travellers. By the reverened Thomas Smith, author of the Universal atlas, Sacred Mirror, etc. Lon-don. 1803.Vol. I. London. 1803. 275p.Vol. II. London. 1803. 304p.Vol. III.London. 1803. 264p.Vol. IV.London. 1803. 282p.Vol. V. London. 1803. 283p.Vol. VI.London. 1803. 282p.Vol. VII.London. 1803.284p.Vol. VIII.London. 1803.276p.Vol. IX. London. 1803. 284p.Vol. X. London. 1803. 284p.Vol. XI. London. 1803. 282p.Vol. XII.London. 1803. 252p.

3731. Smith W. camplellcarbonatites of the chilwa Series of Southern Nyasaland. London. 1953. pp.95-120. (Bulletin of the British Mu-seum (Natural History) Mineralogy. Vol.I. No.4).

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early Man in the california Desert. Los angeles. 1964. pp.31-45.

3716. Smith G.a. and Simpson r.D.an Introduction to Basketry of the con-temporary Indians of San Bernardino county. San Bernardino. 1964. 45p.

3717. Smith G.a. and Walker c.J.Indian Slave Trade along the Mojave Trail. San Bernardino. 1965. 17p.

3718. Smith HerbertGemstones. With four Plates in colour and 40 in Monotone and 145 Text Illus-trations. London. 1952. 537p.

3719. Smith H.M.Descriptions of New Genera and New Species of Siamess fishes. Washington. 1931. 48p.

3720. Smith H.P.forminifera from the Wagonwheel for-mation Devils Den District. california. 1956. pp.65-120.

3721. Smith H.M.Summary of the collections of Snakes and crocodilians made in Mexico Under the Walter rathbone Bacon Travelling Scholarship. Washington. 1949. pp.393-504. (Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Smithonian Institu-tion. Vol. 93. No.3169).

3722. Smith H.r.W.The Origin of chalcidian Ware. London. 1932. 149p.

3723. Smith James PerninThe Middle Triassic Marine Invertebrate faunas of North america. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1914. 254p. (Department of the Interior. US Geologi-cal Survey. Professional Paper 83).

3724. Smith J. russelGrassland and farmland and factors in the cyclical Development of eurasian History. Washington. 1945. pp. 357-384. from the Smithonian report for 1944.

3725. Smith John W. and Vuilleumier francoisevolutionary relationships of Some South american Ground Tyrauts. Har-vard. 1971. pp.179-268.

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3749. Smyth WilliamThe Persian Moonshee, containing a copious Grammar and a Series of enter-taining Stories, also Pund. Namu of Shy-kh Sadee. By that celebrated Poet, to which is added forms of addresses, Pe-titions, citations and forms of adresses, Petitions, citations and roman charac-ters, Together with english Translation. Second edition, revised, corrected and Translated into the roman character, by William Smyth. London. 1840. 223p.

3750. Snape edwarda Practical Treatise on farriery, Indud-

3732. Smith W.O.catalogue of the Important collection of Silver coins of Germany and corre-sponding Books. London. 1951. 88p.

3733. Smitt f.a.On the Genus Lycodes. pp.56-58. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.7. Vol.5. January, 1900.

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3760. Sotheby Parke Bernetcatalogue of fine rugs, carpets and Textiles. Wednesday. 1980. 118p.

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3762. South richardcatalogue of the collection of Palaeatic Butterflies. formed by the Late John Henry Leach and Presented to the Trust-ees of the British Museum by his Moth-er, Mrs. eliza Leech. London. 1902. 228p.

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3766. Sparrman andrewa Voyage to the cape of Good Hope, Towards the antarctic, Polar circle and round the World but chiefly into the country of the Hottentots and caffres from the Year 1772 to 1776. Translated from the Swedish Original with Plates. Perth. 1789.Vol. I. Perth. 1789. 264p.Vol. II.Perth. 1789. 261p.

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3769. Speiser e.a.closing the Gap at Tepe Gawra… from the Smithonian report for 1939. Wash-ington. 1940. pp.437-446.

3770. Speiser e.a.

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3751. Snyder ThomasNew Termites from India. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1933. 15p. No.2953.- from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 82. art. 116. pp.1-15.

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3753. Solntseva N.V.chinese Language Study. Moscow. 1968. (USSr academy of Sciences. In-stitute of the Peoples of asia. fifty Yars of Soviet Oriental Studies. Brief review. No.23).

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3785. Spiller Judithrollins HaroldGastropoda and Monoplacophora of the Solsville Member (Middle Devonian, Marchellus formation) in the chenango Velley, New York State. New York. 1971.

3786. Spinar ZdenekTertiary frogs from central europe. Prague. 1972. 286p.

3787. Spinden Herbertancient civilizations of Mexico and cen-tral america. New York. american Muse-um of Natural History. Handbook Series. No.3. 1917. 238p.

3788. Spinden HerbertMexican calendars and the Solar Year. Washington. 1949. pp.393-405. from the Smithonian report for 1948.

3789. Spinden HerbertSun Worship. from the Smithonian report for 1939. Washington. 1940. pp.447-469.

3790. Spiteris TonyThe art of Syprus. Translated from the french by Thomas Burton. New York. 1970. 214p.

3791. Spottiswoode Williama Tarantasse Journey through eastern russia in the autumn of 1856. London. 1857. 258p.

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3771. Speller frankcorrosion causes and Prevention. an engineering problem. Second edition. fifth Impression. New York and London. 1935. 694p.

3772. Spelman edwardThe expedition of cyrus into Persia, the retreat of the Ten Thousand Greeks. London. 1811. 144p.

3773. Spencer BaldwinMammalia. S.L.S.D. 32p.

3774. Spencer HerbertThe Data of ethics. New York. 1879. 340p.

3775. Spenser Herbertessays, Scientific, Political, Speculative. Library edition, containing Ten essays not Before republished and Various Other additions. Vol. I-II. London. 1901.Vol. I. 506p.Vol. II.528p.

3776. Spencer Herbertfirst Principles. New York. London. 1880. 508p.

3777. Spencer HerbertThe Principles of Biology. Vol. II. revised and enlarged. London. 1899.Vol. II. 660p.

3778. Spencer HerbertThe Principles of Psychology. Vol. II. 4th edition. London. edinburgh. 1893.Vol. II. 762p.

3779. Spencer HerbertThe Principles of Sociology. London. 1902.Vol. II. 706p.Vol. III.635p.

3780. Spencer HerbertSocial Statics. abridged and revised To-gether with the Man Versus the State. London. Oxford. 1902. 424p.

3781. Spencer HerbertThe Study of Sociology. Library edition with a Postscinift. London. 1907. 451p.

3782. Spencer edmundThe Poetical Works of edmund Spenser.

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3803. Stang fredrickreport on the activities of the Institute for the comparative research in Human culture in the Years 1930-1934. Oslo. 1934. 57p.

3804. Stanhope Philip DonemerLetters Written by Philip Doremer Stan-hope to his Son, Philip Stanhope To-gether with Several Other Pieces on Various Subjects. Published from the Originals by eugenia Stanhope. In four Volumes. The 11th edition. In which are Inserted in their Proper Places, Several Letters that were Wanting at the Time of the first Publishing. Vol. I-IV. London. 1800.Vol. I. 402p.Vol. II. 394p.Vol. III.397p.Vol. IV.405p.

3805. Stanislawski I.a New english Manual czese. I and II. Warsawa. 1964. 208p.

3806. Stansbury Howardexploration and Survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah, Including a reconnoissance of a New routethrough the rocky Mountains. Philadelphia. 1952. 487p.

3807. Starr richardIndus Valley Painted Pottery. a com-parative Study of the Designs on the Painted Wares of the Harappa culture. London. 1941. 106p.

3808. Starr richardNuzi. report on the excavations at Yor-gan Tepa Near Kirkuk, Iraq, conducted by Harvard University in conjunction with the american Schools of Oriental research and the University Museum of Philadelphia in 1927-1931. With ap-pendixes by r.c. chute, r.B. ehrich, H.W. eliot and Others. Vol. I-II. cambridge. Harvard University Press. 1939.Vol. I. Text. 615p.Vol. II.Plates and Plans.

3809. Staunton Georgean authentic account of an embassy from the King of Great Britain the em-peror of china; Including curse of Ob-servations made, and Information Ob-

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3794. Spuller BertoldThe Muslim World. a Historical curvey. Translated from the German by f.r.c. Bagley. Leiden. 1960.Part I. The age of caliphs. 138p.Part II.The Mongol Period. 126p.

3795. Srodon andrzejStudies on Diluvial Plant remains of the family Nymphaea ceae. Krakov. 1935.

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3797. Stahl Paulromanian folklore and fold art. Bucha-rest. 1969. 56p.

3798. Stalin JosephMarxism and the National Question. 1913. Moscow. 1947. 91p.

3799. Stalin JosephProblems of Leninism. Moscow. 1940. 668p.

3800. Standfuss M.On the causes of Variation and aberra-tion in the Imago of Butterflies. With Sug-gestions on the establishment of New Species. London. S.D. 28p. reprinted from the entomologist for March. 1885.

3801. Stange fredrickreport on the activites of the Institute for comparative research in Human culture in the Years 1923. Oslo. 1928. 37p.

3802. Stang fredrickreport on the activities of the Institute for comparative research in Human culture in the Years 1927-1930. Oslo. 1930. 48p.

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3816. Stejneger LeonardThe Green Pit Viper Trimeresurus Gra-mineus in china. Washington. Gov-ernment Printing Office. 1927. 10p. No.2715.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.72. art.19. pp.1-10.

3817. Stphenson Lloyd Williamadditions to the Upper Gretaceous Invertabrate faunas of the carolinas. S.L.S.D. 25p.

3818. Stephenson Lloyd WilliamNorth american Upper cretaceour cor-als of the Genus Micrabacia. Washing-ton. 1916. pp.145-151. (Department of the Interioro. US Geological Survey).

3819. Stephenson Lloyd WilliamTwo New Mollusks of the Genera Ost-red and exogyra from the austin chalk Texas. Washington. 1929. 6p.

3820. Stepovik D.V.founders’ and Donors’ Portraits in Geor-gia, Bulgaria and the Ukraine (a compa-tarive analysis). Tbilisi. 1977. 17p.

3821. Sterling ch.a catalogue of french Paintings XV-XVIII centuries. By charles Sterling, curator of Paintings in the Louvre. cambridge. 1955. 211p. (The Metropolitan Museum of art).

3822. Sterne LaurenceThe Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman. London. 1781. 290p.

3823. Sterne LaurenceThe Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman. a Sentimental Journey through france and Italy. In Two Volumes. London. 1900.Vol. I. 368p.Vol. II.370p.

3824. Sterne LaurenceThe Sermons of Mr. Yorick. Vol. I-VII. 10th edition. London. 1770.Vol. I. 203p.Vol. II. 216p.Vol. III.192p.

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3812. Steele and addisonThe Lover and other Papers of Steele and addison. edited by Walter Lewin. London. 1887. 360p.

3813. Steingraber e.antique Jewellery. New York. 1957. 192p.

3814. Stejneger LeonardIdentity of Hallowell’s Snake Genera Megapols and aepidea. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 3p. No.2643.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum.Vol. 69. art. 16. pp.1-3.

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3832. Stewart JamesThe Index of abridgments, of the acts of Parliament and convention. from the… with the act ratifying and ap-proving the Treaty of Union of the Two Kingdoms. Verbatim Subjoined. By Sir James Stewart, Her Majestys advocate. edinburgh. 1705. 305p.

3833. Stewart r.availability of the Nitrgin Pacific coast Kelps. Washington. 1915. pp.21-38. (re-printef from Journal of agricultural re-search…).

3834. Stewart r.effect of Season and crop Growth in Modifying the Soil extract. Washington. 1918. pp.311-368.

3835. Stewart T.D.an anthropologist Looks at Lincoln. Washinghton. United States Govern-ment Printing Office. 1953. pp.419-437. from the Smithonian report for 1952.

3836. Stewart T.D.anthropology and the Melting Pot. Washington. 1947. pp.315-344. from the Smithonian report for 1946.

3837. Stewart r.The effect of continuous cropping cropping Upon the Major Soil Nutri-ents. S.L. 1921. pp.321-323.

3838. Sticbner e.D., Urban D.ZeichenSignets Signsemblemsa collection of International examples. Munchen. 1985. 366p.

3839. Stirling M.D.an Initial Series from Zapotes Veracrus. Mexico. 15p. (National Geographical So-ciety. Vol. I).

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3826. Stuart Waltercollections and Observations Method-ized; concerning the Worship, Disci-pline and Government of the church of england. In four Books. To which is added the form of Process in the Judi-catories of the church of Scotland. as also an abridgment of the acts of Par-liament, relating to the church of Scot-land. from the reformation to the Pres-ent Times. arbroath. 1802. 234p.

3827. Steveni BarnesThe russian army. from Within. London. New York. Toronto. 1914. 187p.

3828. Stevens frankStonehenge to Day and Yesterday. Washington. Smithonian Institution. 1940. 21p. from the Smithonian report for 1940. pp.447-478.

3829. Stevens George alexandera Lecture on Heade. With additions by Mr. Pilon, as Delivered by charles Lee Lewes. To Which is added an essay on Satire. London. 1799. 116p.

3830. Stewart BasilThrough Persia in Disguise with remi-niscences of the Indian Mutiny. Part I. The Indian Mutiny and Umbeylan cam-paign. Part II. Through Persia in Disguise. By colonel charles Stewart. edited from his Diaries by Basil Stewart, author of “My experiences in cyprus. The Land of the Mapte Leof” etc. editor of “The Liter-

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3853. The Subject Index to Periodicals 1944. Is-sued by the Library association. General editor. T. rowland Powel. M.a. London. 1946. 10p.

3854. Sullivan Louisessentials of anthropometry. a Hand-book for explorers and Museum collec-tors. american Museum of Natural His-tory. New York. 1923. 73p.

3855. a Summary Guide to the antiquities of Western asia. London. The Trustees of the British Museum. 1952. 16p.

3856. Summary Guide to the exhibition Galler-ies with Three Plans. London. British Mu-seum. 1938. 16p. (British Museum Natural History).

3857. Sundstrom rarl-ragnarStudies of the Physiology, Morphology and Serology of exobasidium. Uppsala. 1964. 89p.

3858. Surface frankOn the Inheritance of certain Glume characters in the cross-arena fatua. X.a. Sativa var Kherson. S.L. 1916. pp.478-484.

3859. Surface frankStudies on Oat Breeding, III. On the In-heritance of certain Glume characters in the cross-arena fatua. X.a. Sativa var Kherson. S.L. 1916. pp.251-286.

3860. Surface frank and Pearl r.a Method of correcting for Soil Hetero-geneity in Variety Tests. Washington. 1916. pp.1039-1050.

3861. Surface Water Supply of the United States 1913. Pt-12. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1917. Department of the Interior. US Geological Survey. Water Sup-ply Paper 362). Pt-12. North Pacific Drain-age Basins. Nathan c. Grover. Prepared in cooperation with the States of Washing-ton, Idaho, Montana and Oregon. 764p.

3862. a Survey of the Province of Moray, Histori-cal, Geographical and Political. aberdean. 1798. 353p.

3863. Sutermeister edwin and Browne freder-ick casein and its Industrial applications.

3841. Stoddard D.T. revereneda Grammar of the Modern Syria Lan-guage as Spoken in Oroomian, Persia and in Kurdistan. By reverened D.T. Stoddard. New Heaven. 1855. 180p.

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3845. Storer Tracy and Usinger robert General Zoology. Tokyo. 1965. 741p.

3846. Story c.a.Persian Literature. a Bio-Bibliographical Survey. 1927.Section I. Qur’anic Literature. 1927. 58p.Section II. a General History. The Profets and early Islam. 1935. 235p.Section II. Special Histories of Persia, central asia and the remaining Parts of the World exept India. 1936. pp.236-432.Section II. History of India. 1939. pp.433-780.

3847. The Story of a city arab. By the author of “The Story of a Pocket Bible”, “Boughton Grange”, etc. London. The religious, Tract Society. 1739. 398p.

3848. Stow GeorgeThe Native races of South africa. Lon-don. 1905. 618p.

3849. Strong D.e.catalogue of the carved amber in the Department of Greek and roman antiq-uities. London. 1966. 104p.

3850. Stuart GulbertThe History of the establishment of the reformation or religion in Scotland. London. 1780. 263p.

3851. Stubbings f.H.Mycenaean Pottery from the Levant. cambridge. 1951. 111p.

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3869. Swinburne algernon charlesatlanta in calydon: and Lyrical Poems. Selected with an Introduction. Leipzig. 1901. 304p.

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3871. Swinburne algernon charlesThe Poems of algernon charles Swin-burne. In Six Volumes. London. 1909.Vol. I. Poems and Ballades. first Series. London. 1909. 296p.Vol. III.Poems and Ballades. Second and Third Series and Songs of the Spring-tides. 1909. 361p.Vol. IV.Tristram of Lyonesse. The Tale of Balen atlanta in calydon. erechteous. London. 1909. 412p.Vol. VI. a Midsummer Holiday. astroph-el, a chaunel Passage and Other Poems. London. 1909. 440p.

3872. Switzerland. a Phaidon cultural Guide. London. 1985. 475p.

3873. Syderham e.a.catalogue of the roman and Greek col-lection of coins. formed by the Late re-verened e.a. Syderham, M.a; President of the royal Numismatic Society (1937-1942). London. 1948. 124p.

3874. Sykes Perrya History of Persia. London. 1930.Vol. I. 1930. 563p.

3875. Sykes PerryTwenty Years, Travel in Persia. S.L. 1914. pp.169-191. (reprinted from the Scot-tish Geographical Mgazine. Vol. XXX).

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3877. Sylva, or the Wood: Being a collection of an anecdotes, Dissertations, characters, a Pophthegms, Original Letters, Bon Mots and Other Little Things. By a Society of the Learned. Second edition. corrected and enlarged. London. 1788. 368p.

3878. Szalay frederick, Mckenna Malcolm

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3864. Swarup Shanti5000 Years of arts and craftsin India and Pakistan. Bombay. 1968. 272p.

3865. Swedish explorations in Spitzbergen 1758-1908. a.G. Nathorst. Historical Sketch J.M. Hulth: Bibliography. G. de Geer List of Maps. Stockholm. 1908. 87p.

3866. Sweet WalterTeichert Kurt and othresPermian - Triassic Strata, Kuh-e-ali Bashi. Northwestern Iran. Harvard. 1973.

3867. Swift JonathanThe Poetical Works of Jonathan Swift. In four Volumes with the Life of the au-thor. edinburgh. 1778.Vol. I. 169p.Vol. II. 247p.Vol. III.314p.Vol. IV.209p.

3868. Swift JonathanThe Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift. Vol. I-XXIV. London. 1765-1775.Vol. I. a Tale of a Tub. Written for the Universal Improvement of Mankind. 1765. 256p.Vol. II. captain Lemuel Gulliver’s Trav-el into Several remote Nations of the World. Part I and II. 1765. 408p.Vol. III. Miscellanies. In Prose. 1765. 316p.Vol. IV. Miscellanies. In Prose. 1765. 257p.Vol. V. Miscellanies. In Prose. 1765. 272p.Vol. VI. Miscellanies. In Vers. 1765. 260p.Vol. VII. 1765. 358p.Vol. VIII. 1765. 308p.Vol. IX. 1765. 361p.Vol. X. 1765. 324p.Vol. XI. 1765. 286p.Vol. XII. 1765. 296p.Vol. XIII. 1765. 291p.Vol. XIV. 1765. 304p.Vol. XV. 1765. 281p.Vol. XVI. 1765. 315p.Vol. XVII. 1765. 309p.Vol. XVIII. 1775. 428p.Vol. XIX. 1767. 327p.Vol. XX. 1767. 344p.

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3890. Taverner P.a.Birds of canada. By P.a. Taverner. Illus-trated in colour by allan Brooks and f.c. Hennesey. 173 colour Plates and 488 Black and White Illustrations. New and revised edition. Toronto. 1947. 446p.

3891. Taylor BerylPatton Thomas Hudson, Taylor BerylThe Synthetoceratinae (Mammalia, Tylopoda, Protoceratidae). New York. 1971.

3892. Taylor BerylPatton Thomas Hudson, Taylor BerylThe Protoceratinae (Mammalia, Tylopo-da, Protoceratidae) and the Systematics of the Potoceratidae. New York. 1973. pp.349-413. (american Museum of Nat-ural History. Bulletin. Vol. 150. art.4).

3893. Taylor IsaacHistory of the Transmission of ancient Books to Modern Times, a concise ac-count of the Means by which the Genui-ness and authenticity of ancient Histor-ical Works are asserrtained with an es-timate of the comparative Value of the evidence Usually adduced in Support of the claims of the Jewish and christian Scriptures. London. 1887. 258p.

3894. Taylor Josephcanine Gratitude; or a collection of an-ecdotes, Illustrative of the faithful at-techment and Wonderful Sageisity of Dogs. Being a continuation of the Sto-ries Introduced in the General character of the Dog. London. S.D. 180p.

3895. Taylor e. LeonardMoniezia, a Genus of cestode Worms and the Proposed reduction of the Spe-cies to Three. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1928. 9p. No.2754.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 74. art.9. pp.1-9.

3896. Taylor J. Mary and Horner B. elizabethresults of the archbold expeditions, No.98. Systematics of Native australian rattus (rodentia, Muridae). New York. 1973. 130p. (american Museum of Natu-ral History. Bulletin. No.150. art.1).

Beginning of the age of Mammals in asia: the Late Paleocene Gashato fauna, Mongolia. New York. 1971. pp.273-317 (Bulletin of the american Museum of Natural History. Vol. 144. art.4).

3879. Talbot c.a Monograph of the Pierine Genus De-lias. Part VI. London. British Museum. 1937. pp.259-656.

3880. Talley B.B. and robbins PaulPhotographic Surveying. New York. 1945. 224p.

3881. Tanis. London. 1888.Part II. Nebeshen (a.M.) and Defenneh (Tahpanhes). By W.M. flinders Petrie. London. 1888. 210p.

3882. Taplin WilliamThe Gentleman’s Stable Directory or Modern System of farriery compre-hending the Present entire. Improved Mode of Practice. London. 1788. 356p.

3883. Tasnadi-Marik KlaraViennese Porcelain. corvin. 1971. 56p.

3884. Tassin W.Direction for collecting Minerals. Wash-ington. 1895. 6p. Bulletin of the United States Natural Museum. No.39.

3885. Tate G.H.H.a List of Mammals of the Japanese War area. Part I-IV. New York. 1944. 72p.

3886. Tate H.H.Some Miridae of the Indo-australian re-gion. New York. 1936. 728.

3887. Tattersall Iancranial anatomy of the archaeolemuri-nae (Lemuroidea, Primates). New York. 1973. 110p. (american Museum of Natu-ral History. anthropological Papers. Vol. 52. p.1).

3888. Tattersall Waltercrustaceans of the Orders euphausia-cea and Western atlantic. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1926. 28p. No.2634.-from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol. 69. art.8. pp.1-31.

3889. Taub aaroncomparative Histological Studies on Duvernoy’s Gland of coluhrid Snakes.

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3913. The cambridge ancietn History. cam-bridge. 1928. 122p.

3914. The Dawn of art Palaeolithic, Neolithic Bronze. age and Iron age. remains found in the Territory of the Soviet Union, the Hermitage collection. Leningrad. 1974. 196p.

3915. The Dawn of civilization. The first World Survey of Human cultures in early Times. Text by Grahame clark., James Mellaart M.e., Mallowan., cyril aldred. edited by Stuart Piggot. London. 1965. 404p.

3916. The Golden fleece. Tales from the cauca-sus. Moscow. 1971. 264p.

3917. The History and the Present condition of the fishery Industrics. Prepated Under the Direction of S.f. Baird by G. Brown Goode. The Seal-Islands of alaska. By Henry W. elliot. Washington. Government Printing Office. 1881. 176p. (Department of the In-terior. Tenth Sencus of the United States).

3918. The History of Scotland, from the earli-est accounts of that Nation to the reign of James VI. Translated from the Latin of George. Buchanan. In Two Volumes. 5th edition. Vol. I-II. edinburgh. 1762.

Vol. I. 486p.Vol. II.511p.

3919. The James a.de rothachild expedition of Hazor. By Yigael Yadin. Yohanan aharoni. rrus amiran. Trude, Dothan. Immanuel Dynasevski, Jean Perrot. Jerusalem. 1958-1960. (The Hebrew University, Jerusalem P.I.c.a. The anglo-Israel exploration Soci-ety, the Government of Israel).

Vol. I. an account of the first Season of excavations. 1955. 1958. 160p.Vol. II. an account of the Second Season of excavations. 1956. 1960. 174p.

3920. The Jenghiz Khan Miniatures from the court of akbar the Great. Photographs by Werner forman. Text by Marek and H. Knizkova. Translated by Olga Kuthanova. London. 1963. 42p.

3921. The Lady’s Monthly Museum or Polite re-position of amusement and Instruction… The British fair. London. 1813.

Vol. 13. New Series Improved. 352p.3922. The Metropolitan Museum of art Jewel-

lery. S.L. 1915. 14p. (Supplement to the

3897. Taylor WilliamThe Mycenaeaus. London. 1966. 243p. (ancient Peoples and Places).

3898. Tbilisi architectural Landmarks and art Museums. Leningrad. 1985. 214p.

3899. Tbilisi University. Tbilisi. 1975. 54p.3900. Tedford richard

Mitchell edward, Tedford richardThe enaliartoae a New Group of extinct aquatic carnikora and a consideration of the Origin of Otariidae. New York. 1973. pp.203-284.

3901. Teichert curt and Kummel Bernhard Nautiloid cephalopods from the Julfa Beds, Upper Permian, Northwost Iran. Harvard. 1973. pp.409-433 (Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology. Vol.144. No.6).

3902. Teichert curt, cummel Bernhard, Sweet Walter

Permian-Triassic Strata, Kuh-e-ali Bas-li, Northwestern Iran. Harvard. 1973. pp.359-472 (Bulletin of the Museum of camparavite Zoology. V.145. No.8).

3903. Teissier BeatriceSealing and Seals on Texts from Kultepe razum. Level 2. Istanbul. 1994. 278p.

3904. Tenson I.a.Habits and Ways in Great Britain and the United States. Moscow. 1978. 216p.

3905. Tenth census of the United StatesThe History and Present condition of the fishery Industries. Washington. 1881.

3906. Terrasse antoine Degas. London. 1979. 95p.

3907. Terukazu a.Tresures of asia. Japanese Painting. New York. 1977. 217p.

3908. Teynac f., Nolot P., Virien J-D.Wallpaper. a History. Paris. 1981. 251p.

3909. The archaeological collections of the Hungarian Museum. Budapest. 1966. 36p.

3910. The Biblical archaeologist. cambridge. 1965. pp.101-128.

3911. The British Museum report of the Trust-ees 1966-1969. Published by the Trustees of the British Museum. Oxford. 85p.

3912. The Bulletin of the Beaux arts Institute of Design. Washington. 1947. 46p.

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Vol. I-II. London. 1783.Vol. I. 178p.Vol. II.214p.

3939. Thiel a.W.r.chinese Pottery and Stoneware. califor-nia. 1953. 204p.

3940. Thirty-Sixth annual report of the New Jer-sey State agricultural experiment Station and the Twenty-eighth annual report of the New Jersey agricultural college ex-perimental Station. Paterson. 1916. 394p.s

3941. Thomas charles and raper Kennetha Manual of the aspergilli Baltimore, the Williams and Wilkins company. 1945. 373p.

3942. Thomas charles and Pool PeterThe Principal antiquities of the Land’s and District (eleventh edition revised). S.L. 1966. 32p. (cornwall archaeological Society. field Guide. No.2).

3943. Thomas edwardBactrian coins. S.L. S.D. pp.99-132. from the Journal of the royal asiatic. Society.

3944. Thomas H.D.Proceedings of Section of faunal and floral facies and Zonal correlation. ed. by H. Dighton Thomas. London. 1952. 94p.

3945. Thomas Oldfielda collection of Mammals from North-ern and central Mantchuria. pp.500-505. from the annals and Magazines of Natural History. Ser. II. Vol. IV. December, 1909.

3946. Thomas Oldfielda collection of Small Mammals from china. pp.635-638. from the Proceed-ings of the Zoological Society of Lon-don. 1910.

3947. Thomas Oldfielda New Blue Duiker from Nyasaland. pp.58-59. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser. 7. Vol. 9. January, 1902.

3948. Thomas Oldfielda New chinese Mole of the Genus Seap-tochirus. pp.350-351. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.5. april, 1910.

Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of art. June. 1915).

3923. The Museum of far eastern antiquities (Ostasiatiska Samlingarna). Stockholm. 1935. 144p.

3924. The M.P. for russia reminiscences and cor-respondence of Madame Olga Novikoff. London. 1903.

Vol. I. edited by W.T. Stead. 1903. 536p.3925. The National Trust for Historic Presenta-

tions in the United States. annual report 1964-1965. S.L. 1965. 32p.

3926. The Naturalist’s LibraryBart William JardineOrnithology. edinburgh. 1834.

3927. The Naturalist’s LibraryDuncan Jamesentomology. edinburgh. 1840.

3928. The New annual register, or General re-pository of History, Politics and Literature for the Year 1813. London. 1914. 436p.

3929. The New Testament of Our Lord and Sav-iour Jesus christ. New York. 1881.

3930. The Public Works of Great Britain. London. 1838. 71p.

3931. The room of ancient Glass. copyright. 1911. 23p. (The Metropolitan Museum of art).

3932. The Secretary on ceratodus foratery. S.L. 1898. pp.432-493.

3933. The Traveller’s Guide: or a Topographical Description of Scotland and of the Islands Belonging to it. edinburgh. 1798. 317p.

3934. The Traveller’s Malay Pronouncing Hand-Book. for the Use of Travellers and New-comers to Singapore. 4th edition. London. Singapore. 1894. 299p.

3935. The Thousand and One Days: Persian Tales. Translated from the french by am-brose Philips. In Three Volumes. London. 1783.

3936. The Tower of London. Ministry of Public Building and Works Guide-Book. London. 1963. 56p.

3937. The Treasures of the ethnographical Mu-seum. 1872-1972. Iroda. 1972. 46p.

3938. The Man in the Moon; or Travels into the Lunar regions, by the Man of the People.

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3959. Thomas Oldfielda New rat from Tenasserim. 1p. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. Vol.17. p.425. June, 1916.

3960. Thomas Oldfielda New rhynchocyon from Nyasaland. pp.403-404. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. No-vember, 1902.

3961. Thomas Oldfielda New Scotophiline rat from Britsh east africa with the Description of a New Ge-nus of the Group. pp.263-265. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.7. March, 1901.

3962. Thomas Oldfielda New Shrew from the andaman Is-lands. pp.468-469. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.11. May, 1913.

3963. Thomas Oldfielda New Shrew of the Genus Blarinella from Upper Burma. pp.335-336. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. Vol.15. March, 1915.

3964. Thomas Oldfielda New Soriculus from the Mishmi Hills. pp.683-683a. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. March, 31. 1914.

3965. Thomas Oldfielda New Vole from eastern asia. pp.383-384. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.7. april, 1911.

3966. Thomas OldfieldDescription of a New Monkey of the Genus Semnopithecus from Northern Borneo. pp.582-583. Proceedings of the Zoological Soiciety of London. 1892.

3967. Thomas OldfieldDescription of New Uromus from the Solomon Islands. pp.446-447. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7, Vol.9. June, 1902.

3968. Thomas OldfieldDescriptions of Two Giant rats from New Guinea, Presented to the British Museum. pp.91-92. from “Novitates Zoologicae”. Vol. XIX. april, 1912.

3969. Thomas Oldfield

3949. Thomas Oldfielda New cricetulus from Mongolia. pp.322-323. from the annals and Mag-azine of Natural History. Ser. 7. Vol.15. March, 1905.

3950. Thomas Oldfielda New Dik-Dik from British east africa. pp242-243. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser. Vol.10. Sep-tember, 1902.

3951. Thomas Oldfielda New Duiker from West africa. pp.289-291. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol. March. 1903.

3952. Thomas Oldfielda New flying Squirrel from formosa. pp.522-523. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.20. De-cember, 1907.

3953. Thomas Oldfielda New Genet from Bitish east africa. pp.365-366. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. May, 1902.

3954. Thomas Oldfielda New Genus and Two New Species of Bats. pp.572-576. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol. November, 1905.

3955. Thomas Oldfielda New Hipposiderus from Borneo. pp.271-272. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. april, 1902.

3956. Thomas Oldfielda New Marmot from chitral. pp.341-342. from the Jiurnal of the Bombay Natural History Society. January, 31, 1916.

3957. Thomas Oldfielda New Mungoose from Namaqualand. pp.465-466. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.12. De-cember, 1903.

3958. Thomas Oldfielda New Murine Genus and Species from Sind, with Diagnoses of three other New Genera Based on Previously Known Species of “Mus”. pp.296-299. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. May, 20, 1911.

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from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser.7. Vol. 17, april, 1906.

3978. Thomas OldfieldNew asiatic Muridae. pp.205-209. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. Vol. february, 1911.

3979. Thomas OldfieldNew Ground – Squirrels of the Xerus erythropus Group. pp.387-390. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory, Ser.7. Vol.15. april, 1905.

3980. Thomas OldfieldNew Insectivores and Voles collected by Mr. a. robert Near Trebizond. pp.415-421. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol. april, 1906.

3981. Thomas OldfieldNew Mammals from central and West-ern asia, Mostly collected by Mr. Doug-las carruthers. pp.758-762. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. December, 1911.

3982. Thomas OldfieldNew Mammals from the east Indian ar-chipelago. pp.383-387. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.5. april, 1910.

3983. Thomas OldfieldNew rodents from Sze-chuan collected by captain f.M. Baitey. pp.727-729. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. Vol. December, 1911.

3984. Thomas OldfieldNew Species of crocidura and Petau-rista from Junnan. pp.687-688. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. June, 1912.

3985. Thomas OldfieldNew Species of Dipodillus and Psammo-mys. pp.362-365. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. May, 1902.

3986. Thomas OldfieldNew Species of Macroscelides and Glau-conycteris. pp.255-257. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.8. September, 1901.

3987. Thomas OldfieldNew Species of Paradozurus of the Phil-ippinensis Group and a New Paguma

Description of Two New Species of Pteropus. from the caroline Islands. British Museum. London. pp.755-757. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1882.

3970. Thomas Oldfieldfour New Shrews. pp.214-218. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. february, 1913.

3971. Thomas OldfieldList of Smal Mammals Obtained by Mr. Pease, M.P. During his recent expedition to abyssinia, with Description of Three New forms of Macroscelides. pp.154-156. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.8. august, 1901.

3972. Thomas OldfieldNew african Mammals of the Genera Glauconysteris, Lutra funisciurus, arvi-canthis Lophimys and Procavia. pp.77-83. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.15. January, 1905.s

3973. Thomas OldfieldNew african Mammals of the Genera Petrodromus, Dendromys, Mus and Lepus. pp.339-344. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.12. September, 1903.

3974. Thomas OldfieldNew african Mammals of the Genera cercopithecus, Scotophilus, Miniopter-us, crocidura, ceorychus and Heliopho-bius. pp.173-179. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.8. february, 1906.

3975. Thomas OldfieldNew asiatic and australasian rats and a New Bandicoot. pp.439-444. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. april, 1914.

3976. Thomas OldfieldNew asiatic apodemus, evotomys and Lepus. pp.447-450. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. May, 1908.

3977. Tomas OldfieldNew asiatic Mammals of the Genera Ke-rivoula, eliomys and Lepus.s pp.483-496.

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Society of London. pp.443-450. 1890. 3998. Thomas Oldfield

On a collection of Mammals Obtained by emin_Paschal in equatorial africa and Presented by him to the Natural History Museum. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. pp.3-17. 1888.

3999. Thomas OldfieldOn a collection of Muridae from central Peru. Natural History Museum. Proceed-ings of Zoological Society of London. pp.447-458. 1884.

4000. Thomas OldfieldOn a collection of Small Mammals from the Tsin-Ling Mountains, central china, Presented by Mr. fenwick Owen to the National Museum. pp.395-405. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History.

4001. Thomas OldfieldOn a collection of Small Mammals Made by f.J. Jackson in eastern africa. Proceedings of Zoological Society of London. pp.181-187. 1891.

4002. Thomas OldfieldOn a Minute Shrew from Lake Baikal. pp.499-500. from the annals and Mag-azine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.15. May, 1915.

4003. Thomas OldfieldOn a New chinese Monkey. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. pp.224-225. 1903.

4004. Thomas OldfieldOn a New Dormaouse from asia Minor with remarks on the Subgenuse, “Dryo-mus”. pp.406-407. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser. Vol. 20. November, 1907.

4005. Thomas OldfieldOn a New Genus and Species of Vesper-tilionine Bat from east africa. pp.460-462. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.7. May, 1901.

4006. Thomas OldfieldOn a New Genus of Vespertilionine Bat from New Guinea. pp.220-222. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. March, 1902.

4007. Thomas Oldfield

Group. pp.374-377. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History, Ser.8. Vol.3. april, 1909.

3988. Thomas OldfieldNotes on the asiatic Bamboo-rats (rhi-zomys, etc). pp.56-61. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. July, 1915.

3989. Thomas OldfieldNote on the Genus Leggada. p.682. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. March, 1914.

3990. Thomas OldfieldNote on the Squirrel-Genus “Zetis”. 1p. from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser.8. Vol.2. July, 1908.

3991. Thomas OldfieldNotes on the characters of the Differ-ent races of echidna. Natural History Museum. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. pp.229-239. 1885.

3992. Thomas OldfieldNotes on emballonura with Description of New Species. pp.137-140. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.15. January, 1915.

3993. Thomas OldfieldNotes on the rodcut Genus Hetero-cephalus. Natural History Museum. Pro-ceedings of the Zoological Society of London. pp.845-849. 1885.

3994. Thomas OldfieldNotes on a Striking Instance of Granial Variationdue to age. Natural History Museum. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 125-127. 1885.

3995. Thomas OldfieldOn a collection of Mammals from cen-tral Veracruz, Mexico. Natural History Museum. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. pp.71-76. 1890.

3996. Thomas OldfieldOn a collection of Mammals Obtained in Somaliland by Major H.N. Dunn with Description of allied Species from other Localities. pp.94-105.

3997. Thomas OldfieldOn a collection of Mammals Obtained by Dr. emin. Paschal in central and east-ern africa. Proceedings of Zoological

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4017. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals collected by Mr. J.D. La Touche at ruatun, North West fokein, china. pp.769-775. from the Proceed-ings of the Zoological Society of Lon-don. November, 15, 1888.

4018. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals from central asia. collect-ed by Mr. Douglas carruthers. pp.391-408. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser. 8. Vol. april, 1919.

4019. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals from ecuador. Proceed-ings of Zoological Society of London. pp.393-403. 1880.

4020. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals from Northern Persia, Presented to the National Museum by colonel a.c. Bailward. pp.196-202. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.7. Vol.20. September, 1907.

4021. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals from the Island of fernan-do Po. collected by Mr. e. Seimund. from the Proceedings of the Zoological So-ceity of London. Vol.2. pp.183-193. 1904.

4022. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals from the Malay Peninsula and Islands. pp.301-306. from the an-nals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. September, 1908.

4023. Thomas Oldfield and Wroughton r.c.On Mammals from the rio archipela-go and Malay Peninsala collected by Messrs. H.c. robison, G. Boden Kloss and e. Seimund and Presented to the Natural Museum by the Gov. of the fed-erated Malay States. pp.99-129.

4024. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals Presented by allan O. Hume, esq. to the Natural History Mu-seum. S.L. 1885. pp.54-79. from the Pro-ceedings of the Zoological Society of London.

4025. Thomas OldfieldOn a Small collection of Mammals from the rio de Oro, Western Sachara. pp.300-302. from “Novitates Zoologi-cae”. Vol.10. august, 1903.

4026. Thomas Oldfield

On a New Marmot from North Siberia. pp.444-445. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. June, 1902.

4008. Thomas OldfieldOn a New Monkey from Nyasaland. pp.243-244. from the annals and Mag-azine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. September, 1902.

4009. Thomas OldfieldOn a New Species of atherura Discov-ered by captain Guy Borrows on the congo. pp.270-271. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. april, 1902.

4010. Thomas OldfieldOn a remarkable New free-Tailed Bat from Southern Bombay. pp.87-91. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural His-tory Society. april, 21, 1913.

4011. Thomas OldfieldOn a remarkable New Hare from cape colony. pp.78-79. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.11. January, 1903.

4012. Thoma OldfieldOn a remarkable New Squirrel from Burma. pp.314-315. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.16. September, 1905.

4013. Thomas OldfieldOn Bats of the Genera Nyctalus Tylonyc-teries and Pipistrellus. pp.225-232. from the annals and Mgazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. Vol.15. february, 1915.

4014. Thomas OldfieldOn eupetarurus, a New form of flying Squirrel from Kashmir. pp.256-260. Jour-nal of asiatic Society of Bengal. 1888. Vol.57. part. II.

4015. Thomas OldfieldOn five New Mammals from arabia and Persia. 487-491. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. December, 1902.

4016. Thomas OldfieldOn Mammals collected in Turkestan by Mr. Douglas carruthers. pp.257-266. from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser. Vol.3. March, 1909.

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4036. Thomas OldfieldBats collected by Mr. c.M. Woodford in the Solomon Islands. pp.320-328. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. 1887.

4037. Thomas OldfieldOn the east african representative of the Bongo and its Generic Position. pp.309-310. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. Oc-tober, 1902.s

4038. Thomas OldfieldOn the Genera of rodents an attempt to Bring 4p to Date the current arrange-ment of the Order. pp.1012-1028. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. December, 15, 1896.

4039. Thomas OldfieldOn the Generic Position of the Groups of Squirrels Typified “Seiurus Berdmorei and Perny”, respectively. With Descrip-tion of Some New Oriental Species. pp.244-249. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. april, 13, 1908.

4040. Thomas OldfieldOn the Indian Species of the Genus Mus. pp.521-558. from the Proceeding of Zo-ological Society of London. 1881.

4041. Thomas OldfieldOn the Large flying Squirrels referred to Petauristanitida. pp.250-259. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. Vol. March, 1906.

4042. Thomas OldfieldOn the Mammals collected During the Whitaker expedition to Tripoli. 13p. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. May, 6, 1902.

4043. Thomas OldfieldOn the Mammalia collected by Signor Leonardo fea in Burma and Tenasserim. 41p. 1842.

4044. Thomas OldfieldOn the Mammals collected in British New Guinea by Dr. Lamberto Liria. 19p.

4045. Thomas OldfieldOn the Mammals Obtained by Mr. a. Whyate in Nyasaland and Presented to the British Museum by Sir H.H. John-

On Small Mammals from Djarkent cen-tral asia. pp.563-573. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. June, 1914.

4027. Thomas OldfieldOn Small Mammals collected in Tibet and the Mishmi Hills by captain f.M. Bailey. pp.230-239. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. No-vember, 20, 1914.

4028. Thomas OldfieldOn Some Mammals from Bali and Mysol, collected by Mr. e. Stresemann During the “freiburger Molukken expedition”. pp.504-508. from the annals and Mga-zine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.11. May, 1913.

4029. Thomas OldfieldOn Some Mammals from central Peru. pp.333-341. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1893.

4030. Thomas OldfieldOn Some New forms of Otomys. pp.311-314. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. October, 1902.

4031. Thomas OldfieldOn Some New Japanese Mammals Pre-sented to the British Museum by Mr. Gordon Smith. pp.487-493. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vo.15. May, 1905.

4032. Thomas OldfieldOn Some New Phalangers of the Genus Psceudochirus. 7p. Ser.2. Vol.28. 1897.

4033. Thomas OldfieldOn Some Small Mammals collected by Mr. a.M. Mackilling in the eastern Desert of egypt. pp.155-159. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol. 14. august, 1904.

4034. Thomas OldfieldOn Some Speciemens of Mammals from Oman, South east arabia. pp.448-456. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1894.

4035. Thomas OldfieldOn the african Mungooses. pp.59-93. from the Proceedings of Zoological So-ciety of London.

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On Two New Genera a New Species of Viverrine carnivora. pp.498-503. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. 1912.

4056. Thomas OldfiedOn Two New Hares allied to Oryctolagus crassicaudatus. pp.244-246. from the annals and Mgazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. September, 1902.

4057. Thomas OldfieldOn Two New Mammals from china. pp.163-166. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. au-gust, 1902.

4058. Thomas OldfieldOn Two New Species from Smyrna. pp.188-190. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol. July, 1903.

4059. Thomas OldfieldOn Two New rodents from Van, Kurd-istan. pp.308-310. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.6. Vol.20. September, 1897.

4060. Thomas OldfieldOn Two New Species of Mus Discov-ered by Mr. S.L. Hind in British east af-rica. pp.218-220. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. March, 1902.

4061. Thomas OldfieldOn Two New Squirrels of the funisciurus Pyrrhopus Group. pp.79-81. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.11. January, 1903.

4062. Thomas OldfieldOn the Wallaby commonly Known as Lagorchestes fasciatus. pp.544-547. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1886.

4063. Thomas OldfieldPreliminary Diagnoses of New Mam-mals Obtained by the Yale National Geographic Society Peruvian expedi-tion. Washington. 1917. 3p.

4064. Thomas Oldfieldreport on the Mammalia collected by edmund Heller During the Peruvian ex-pedition of 1915 Under the auspices of Yale University and the National Geo-

ston. Being a fith contribution to the Mammals fauna of Nyasaland. pp.225-239. from the Proceedings of Zoologi-cal Society of London. february, 5, 1901.

4046. Thomas OldfieldOn the Mammals of Nuasaland fourth Notice. pp.788-798. from the Proceed-ings of the Zoological Society of Lon-don. November, 17, 1896.

4047. Thomas OldfieldOn the Mole of the Boman District. pp.516-517. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. De-cember, 1902.

4048. Thomas OldfieldOn the Osteology and Systematic Posi-tion of the rare Malagasy Bat Mysopoda aurita. 6p. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1904.

4049. Thomas OldfieldOn the Panda of Sze chuen. pp.251-252. from the annals and Magazine of Nat-ural History. Ser.7. Vol.10. September, 1902.

4050. Thomas OldfieldOn the Small Mammals collected in De-cember by Mr. W.L. Selater. pp.150-153. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1887.

4051. Thomas OldfieldOn the Species of the Genus rhinopo-ma. pp.496-499. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.11. May, 1903.

4052. Thomas OldfieldOn the Species of the Hyraeoidae. 76p. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. January, 5, 1892.

4053. Thomas OldfieldOn the Species of Mydaus found in Bor-neo and the Natuna Islands. pp.442-444. from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser.7. Vol.9. June, 1902.

4054. Thomas OldfieldOn the Specimens of Phascologale in the Museo civico, Genova, with Notes on the allient Species of the Genus. 10p. annali de Museo civico do Storia Natu-rale di Genova. Ser.2. Vol.14. april, 1887.

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Ser.8. Vol.14. December, 1914.4074. Thomas Oldfield

Some New african Bats (Including one from the azores) and a New Galago. pp.27-34. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.8. July, 1901.

4075. Thomas OldfieldSome New fera from asia and africa. pp.88-92. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol. July, 1913.

4076. Thomas OldfieldSuggestions for the Nomenclature of the Granial Length Measurements and of the cheek - Teelh of Mammals. pp.191-196. Proceedings of the Biologic Society of Washington. Vol.18. 1905.

4077. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological ex-ploration in eastern asia. II. List of Small Mammals from Korea and Quelpart. pp.858-865. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1906.

4078. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological explo-ration in eastern asia. IV. List of Small Mammals from the Islands of Saghalien and Mokkaido. pp.404-414. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1907.

4079. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedformed’s Zoological ex-ploration in eastern asia. V. Second List of Mammals is from Korea. pp.462-466. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1907.

4080. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Beadford’s Zoological ex-ploration in eastern asia. VI. List of Mammals from the Shanting. Peninsula, North chine.

4081. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological explo-ration in eastern asia. VII. List of Mam-mals from the Tsu-Shima Island. pp.47-54. from the Proceedings of the Zoo-logical Society of London.

4082. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological explo-

graphic Society. Washington. Govern-ment Printing Office. 1921. pp.217-249. No.2333. from the Proceedings of the United States National Museum. Vol.58. pp.217-249.

4065. Tomas Oldfieldreport on the Mammals Obtained and Observed by H.H. Johnston on Mount Kilimanjaro. pp.219-222. from the Pro-ceedings of Zoological Society of Lon-don. 1885.

4066. Thomas Oldfieldrevised Determinations of Two far-eastern Species of Myospalax. pp.93-95. from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser.8. Vol.11, January, 1912.

4067. Thomas OldfieldScientific results of the Mammals Sur-vey. pp.197-205. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural Society. 1914.

4068. Thomas OldfieldScientific results from the Mammals Survey. pp.607-613. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 1915.

4069. Thomas OldfieldScientific results of the Mammal Sur-vey. pp.412-416. from the Journal of the Bombay Natual History Society. febru-ary, 2, 1915.

4070. Thomas OldfieldScientific results of the Mammals Sur-vey. pp.23-31. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 1914.

4071. Thomas OldfieldScientific results from Mammal Survey. On Pipistrels of the Genera Pipistrelus and Scotozous. pp.29-65. from the Jour-nal of the Bombay Natural History Soci-ety. 1915.

4072. Thomas OldfieldScientific results from the Mammals Survey. pp.404-430. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 1916.

4073. Thomas OldfieldSecond List of Small Mammals from Western Junnan collected by Mr. f. Kingdom Ward. pp.472-475. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History.

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Nyasa. pp.438-442. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.9. June, 1902.

4091. Thomas OldfieldThe Mammals of the Solomon Islands, Based on the collections Made by Mr. c.M. Woodford During his Second expe-dition to the archipelago. pp.470-484. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1888.

4092. Thomas OldfieldThe Mammals of the Tenth edition of Linnaeus, an attempt to fix the Types of the Genera and the exact Bases and Lo-calities of the Species. pp.120-158. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. 1911.

4093. Thomas OldfieldThe Nomenclature of the flying Lemurs. pp.252-255. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.8.Vol. March, 1908.

4094. Thomas OldfieldThe Penis-Bone, or “Baculum” as a Guide to the classification of cetrain Squirrels. pp.383-387. from the annals and Mag-azine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.15. april, 1915.

4095. Thomas OldfieldThe races of Dremomys Pernyi. pp.391-394. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. May, 1916.

4096. Thomas Oldfield, Swann HaroldThe rudd exploration of South africa. VI. List of Mammals Obtained by Mr. Grant in eastern Transvaal. pp.779-782. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. 1906.

4097. Thomas OldfieldThe Squirrels Described as Scuirus Stee-rii from Balabac and Palawan. 1p. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. Vol.2. December, 1908.

4098. Thomas OldfieldThe Three Shrews of the Tupaia Be-langeri-chimensis Group. pp.243-245. from the annals Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.13. february, 1914.

4099. Thomas OldfieldThree New rodents from Kan-Su.

ration in eastern asia. III. On Mammals Obtained by Mr. M.P. anderson in the Philippine Islands. pp.140-142. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1907.

4083. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological ex-ploration in eastern asia. IX. List of Mammals from the Mongolian Plateau. pp.104-110. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1908.s

4084. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological explo-ration in eastern asia. X. List of Mam-mals from the Provinces of chih-li and Shan-si, North china. pp.635-642. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. 1908.

4085. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological explo-ration in eastern asia. XI. On Mammals from the Provinces of Shan-si, Northern china. pp.963-983. from the Proceed-ings of the Zoological Society of Lon-don. 1908.

4086. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological explo-ration of eastern asia. XIII. On Mammals from the Provinces of Kan-su and Sze-chwan, Western china. pp.158-180.

4087. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bedford’s Zoological ex-ploration of eastern asia. XIV. On Mam-mals from South Shen-si, central china. pp.687-695. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1911.

4088. Thomas OldfieldThe Duke of Bodford’s Zoological explo-ration of eastern asia. XV. On Mammals from the Provinces of Szechwan an Yun-nan, Western china. pp.127-141. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Soci-ety of London. 1912.

4089. Thomas OldfieldThe Geographical races. pp.421-424. from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser.8. Vol.15. april, 1915.

4090. Thomas OldfieldThe Lyeaon and Pedetes of British east africa, and a New Gerbille from North

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seum by Mr. W.e. Bolston. pp.371-392. from the Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London. 1909.

4110. Thomas Oldfield and Wroughton r.c.On a Second collection of Mammals Obtained by Dr. W.J. ansorge in angola. pp.169-178. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. august, 1905.

4111. Thomas Oldfield and Wroughton r.c.Two New Macaques from West Java. pp.380-381. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.3. april, 1909.

4112. Thomas S.The British Negotiator or foreign ex-changes Made Perfecthy easy. London. 1801. 345p.

4113. Tonopos e.S.contribution to the confrontaition of architectures in the caucasus region in the carpatian Bassin and in Dalmatia. Tbilisi. 1977. 24p.

4114. Thompson DanielThe Medieval Painting. New Haven. Yale University Press. 1936. 239p.

4115. Thompson DanielThe Practice of Tempera Painting. Illus-trated by Lewis e. York. New Haven. Yale University Press. 1936. 141p.

4116. Thompson Daniel and Hamilton G.H.an anonymous forteenth-century Treatisedes arte Illumination Translated from the Latin of Naples. New Haven. Yale University Press. London. Ham-phrey. Milford. 1933. 67p.

4117. Thompson edwardLife in russia: of the Discipline of Despo-tisn. London. 1848. 360p.

4118. Thompson MargaretThe agrinion Hoard. New York. 1968. 130p.

4119. Thompson M.S.Wace a.J.B. and Thompson M.S.Prehistoric Thessaly. Being Some ac-count of recent excavations and ex-plorations in North-eastern Geece from Lake Kopais to the Borders of Macedo-nia. cambridge. 1912.

pp.720-723. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.8. De-cember, 1911.

4100. Thomas OldfieldThree New Species of Nyotinomus. pp.501-505. from the annals and Maga-zine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.12. No-vember, 1903.

4101. Thomas OldfieldTwo New Dormice of the Genus fliomys. pp.493-496. from the annals and Mag-azine of Natural History. Ser.7. Vol.11. May, 1903.

4102. Thomas OldfieldTwo New eastern Bats. pp.379-380. from the annals and Magazine of Natural His-tory. Ser.8. September, 1911.

4103. Thomas OldfieldTwo New Mammals fromt the Malay Peninsula. pp.424-426. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. May, 1911.

4104. Thomas OldfieldTwo New Species of London. pp.170-172. from the annals and Magazine of Natural History. Ser.8. Vol.18. January, 1915.

4105. Thomas Oldfield and Byley KathleenScientific results from the Mammal Sur-vey. IV. 1p. from the Journal of the Bom-bay Natural History Society. 1913.

4106. Thomas Oldfield and Wroughton r.c.Diagnoses of New Mammals collected by Mr. H.c. robinson in the Islands of the Straits of Malacca. pp.534-536.

4107. Thomas Oldfield and Wroughton r.c.Diagnoses of New Mammals collected by Mr. H.c. robinson in the Malay Penin-sula and rhio archipelago. pp.439-441. from the annals and Magazine of Natu-ral History. Ser.8. Vol.3. May, 1909.

4108. Thomas Oldfield and Wroughton r.c.Scientific results from the Mammal Survey. XII. (With a coloured Plate and Map). pp.224-243. from the Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 1916.

4109. Thomas Oldfield and Wroughton r.c.On a collection of Mammals from West-ern Java presented to the National Mu-

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4132. Thomson Mr.a.report on the Insect-House. London. 1896. pp.240-242.

4133. Thorley J.P.Kelso I.L. and Thorley J.P.Palestinian Pottery in Bible Times. Wash-ington. 1947.

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