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school room. 168 pp. 16°. New York, A. S. Barnes & Co. 1867.

Davies (Sir John). Historical relations: or, a discovery of the true causes why Ireland was never entirely subdued until the reign of king James I. 4 p. 1. unp. 123 pp. 16°. Dublin, S. Hyde, 1733.

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Letter to the earl of Salisbury [concerning corbes, erenachs, and termon lands.] 44 pp. Dublin, T. Ewing, 1774. VALLANCEY (C.) Collectanea de rebus Hibernicis. v. 1. No. 2.]

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The same. Social reform in England. Translated by the widow of the author. 12°. London, Cassell, Petter & Galpin, 1866. David (l'abbé P.) History of the campaigns of general Pichegru, 1794-5, with memoirs of generals Pichegru, Jourdan, etc. Translated Daviler. See Aviler (D'.)

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Davidson (John, F. R. S.) Notes taken during

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Davidson (Thomas). Monograph of the British fossil brachiopoda. 8 v. in 3. 4°. London, 1852-65.

[Palæontographical society.]

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Introduction: i. On the anatomy of terebratula. By Richard Owen. ii. On the intimate structure of the shells of brachiopoda. By W. Carpenter. iii. On the classification of the brachiopoda. By Thomas Davidson. v. 1.

divine guest. Containing a new collection of

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Davis (Henry Winter). Speeches and addresses delivered in congress, etc. With sketch of his life, being an oration by J. A. J. Creswell. 596 pp. portrait. 8°. New York, Harpers, 1867.

Davis (Isaac, of Dover, Del). The defence of

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Parti. Monograph of British tertiary brachiopoda. v. 1. Davis (John, judge of U. S. dist. court, Mass.)

Part ii. Monograph of British cretaceous brachiopoda. v. 1.

Part iii. Monograph of British oolitic and liasic brachiopoda. v. 1.

Part iv. Monograph of British permian brachiopoda. v. 2.

Part v. Monograph of British carboniferous brachiopoda. v. 2.

Part vi. Monograph of British Devonian brachiopoda.
Davies (Benjamin). Some account of the city
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Davies (Charles). Arithmetic. 360 pp. 120.
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The same. 52d ed. 360 pp. 120. New York, A. S. Barnes & Co. 1850.

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Discourse before the Massachusetts historical

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Davis, (John, of Salisbury, Eng.) The American mariners; or, the Atlantic voyage, [with] a vindication of the American character [and] naval annals: or a summary of the actions fought during the late war between the ships of Great Britain and those of the United States. [anon.] xii, 384 pp. 160. Salisbury, Brodie & Downing, [1822].

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Davis (Minnie S.) Rosalie and her two homes. (Round Hill stories). 191 pp. 16°. Boston, R. A. Ballou, 1866.

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Davis (Mrs. R. H.) Waiting for the verdict.
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Davy (John Tanner). The Devon herd book. 4 v. in 1. 486 pp. 2 pl. 8°. Exeter, W. Roberts, 1851-63.

Dawson (John William). On the conditions of the deposition of coal, more especially as illustrated by the coal formation of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. [With] appendix. Descriptive list of carboniferous plants. (Extract). 77 pp. 9 pl. 8°. [London], Geological soc. 1866.

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Day (Albert, M. D.) Methomania; a treatise
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Day (Angel). The English secretorie; or,
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Day (George Edward, D. D.) A genealogical
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Day (Henry N.) The art of discourse; a system
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Elements of Logic. x, 237
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Grammatical synthesis. The art of
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Dean (Richard). Essay on the future life of

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Delepierre (Joseph Octave). An essay on the mythological and symbolical history of the rose. From the German by C. W. 35 pp. 8°. London, Trübner & Co. [1865?]

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