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Nineteenth-Century American Literature and History: Ohio Valley and the SouthAuthor Index

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Abdy, Edward Strutt. Journal of a Residence and Tour in the UnitedStates of North America.London, J. Murray. 18353 v.

Abraham Africanus I. His Secret Life.New York, J.F. Feeks. 1864

Adams, W.E. The Slaveholders' War: An Argument For theNorth and the Negro.Manchester, Union and Emancipation Society. 1863

Ainslie, Hew. A pilgrimage to the land of Burns: and poems.Paisley and London, A. Gardner. 1892

Ainslie, Hew. Scottish Songs, Ballads and Poems.New York, Redfield. 1855

Alexander, James W. Forty Years' Familiar Letters of James W.Alexander, D.D.New York, C. Scribner; London, Sampson, Low, Son& Company. 18602 v.

Allston, Washington. Lectures on Art, and Poems.New York, Baker and Scribner. 1850

Allston, Washington. Manaldi: a Tale.Boston, C.C. Little and J. Brown. 1841

Allston, Washington. Outlines & Sketches.Boston, S.H. Perkins. 1850

Allston, Washington. The Sylphs of the Seasons; With Other Poems.London, W. Pople. 1813

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). Before the dawn, a story of the fall of Richmond.New York, Doubleday, Page & Company. 1903

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). The candidate: a political romance.New York and London, Harper & Brothers. 1905

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). A Herald of the West; An American Story of1811-1815.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1898

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). The hidden mine.New York, Continental Pub. Co. 1898

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). The hidden mine.New York, J.S. Tait & Sons. [ca.1896]

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). My captive: a novel.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1902

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). The rainbow of gold.New York, Continental Publishing Company. 1896

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). A Soldier of Manhattan, and His Adventures atTiconderoga and Quebec.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1897

Altsheler, Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander). The Sun of Saratoga, a romance of Burgoyne'ssurrender.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1897

An American. Letter on American Slavery.Edinburgh, printed by Miller and Fairly. 1846Addressed to the editor of the "Witness," 1846.

American Civil War.1861Correspondence with Mr. H.C. Carey, ofPhiladelphia, August-September, 1861.

The American Pioneer, a monthly periodical, devotedto the objects of the Logan Historical Society; or, tocollecting and publishing sketches relative to theearly settlement and successive improvement of thecountry.Cincinnati, J.S. Williams. 1842-18432 v.

Ames, Mary C. A memorial of Alice and Phoebe Cary, with someof their later poems.New York, Hurd and Houghton. 1874

Anderson, Charles. An address on Anglo-Saxon destiny.Cincinnati, printed by J.D. Thorpe. 1850

Anderson, Charles. An Oration on the Real Nature and Value of theAmerican Revolution.Cincinnati, C.F. Bradley & Co., printers. 1855

Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman. A kidnapped colony.New York and London, Harper & Brothers. 1903illustrated by E.M. Ashe.

Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman. Vive l'empereur.New York, C. Scribner's Sons. 1902illustrated by F.C. Yohn.

Arnold, George. Life and Adventures of Jeff. Davis.Hinsdale, N.H., Hunter & Co. 1865

Arthur, William.


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English Opinion on the American Rebellion.Manchester, C. Chorlton.

Ashe, Thomas. Memoirs and Confessions of Captain Ashe.London, H. Colburn. 18153 v.

Ashe, Thomas. Memoirs of mammoth, and various otherextraordinary and stupendous bones, of incognita, ornon-descript animals, found in the vicinity of theOhio, Wabash, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri, Osage,and Red Rivers.Liverpool, printed by G.F. Harris. 1806

Ashe, Thomas. Travels in America, performed in 1806, for thepurpose of exploring the rivers.London; Newburyport, Mass., Re-printed for W.Sawyer & Co., by E.M. Blunt. 1808

Associate Reformed Society for the Promotion ofChristian Knowledge. Constitution of the Associate reformed society forthe promotion of Christian knowledge.Lexington, Ky., printed by T.T. Skillman. 1812

Atwater, Caleb. Essay on Education.Cincinnati, printed by Kendall & Henry. 1841

Atwater, Caleb. The General Character, present and FutureProspects of the People of Ohio.Columbus, printed by P.H. Olmsted & Co. 1827

Atwater, Caleb. A history of the State of Ohio, Natural and Civil.Cincinnati, stereotyped by Glezen & Shepard. 18382d ed.

Atwater, Caleb. Writings of Caleb Atwater.Columbus, O., the author, printed by Scott andWright. 1833

Aughey, John Hill. The Iron Furnace; or, Slavery and Secession.Philadelphia, J.S. Claxton. 1865

Avery, R.J., Mrs. Wood notes wild.Nashville, Cameron and Fall. 1843by Mrs. R.J. Avery of Tennessee.

Badin, Stephen Theodore. Origine et progres de la mission du Kentucky, parun temoin eculaire.Paris, A. Le Clere. 1821

Bagby, George William. John M. Daniel's Latch-Key, a memoir of the lateeditor of the Richmond Examiner.Lynchburg, Va., J.P. Bell & Co. 1868

Bagby, George William. Meekins' twinses, perduckshun uv MozisAddums.Richmun, Westun, Jonsum & Kumpny. 1877

Bagby, George William. Original letters of Mozis Addums to Billy Ivvins.Richmond, printed for the author by Clemitt & Jones.1878

Baird, Henry Carey. George Washington and General Jackson, onNegro Soldiers.Philadelphia, H.C. Baird. 1863

Baird, Robert. View of the Valley of the Mississippi; or, Theemigrant's and traveller's guide to the west.Philadelphia, H.S. Tanner. 1832

Baker, De Witt Clinton, comp. A Texas scrap-book.New York, Chicago (etc.), A.S. Barnes andCompany. (1875)Made up of the history, biography, and miscellany ofTexas and its people.

Baker, La Fayette Charles. The United States Secret Service In the Late War.Philadelphia, J.E. Potter and Company. 1889

Baldwin, Joseph Glover. The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1853

Baldwin, Joseph Glover. Party Leaders: sketches of Thomas Jefferson,Alex'r Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, JohnRandolph, of Roanoke.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1855

Baldwin, Oliver P. Southern and South-Western Sketches.Richmond, J.W. Randolph. 1852Edited by a gentleman of Richmond.

Baldwin, Oliver P. Virginia, Her Past and Her Future.Richmond, Va., E.A. Gallaher & Co. 1852An address before William and Mary College,Williamsburg, Va., 1852.

Ballard, Robert E. Myrtle lawn.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson & Brothers. (ca.1879)A novel.

Banks, Nancy Huston, Mrs. Stairs of Sand.Chicago and New York, Rand, McNally & Company.1890

Barbe, Waitman. Ashes and Incense, poems.Philadelphia, J.P. Lippincott Company. 1892


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Barbe, Waitman. In the Virginias, stories and sketches.Akron, O., The Werner Company. 1896

Barnett, Evelyn Snead. Jerry's reward.Boston, L.C. Page & Company. 1903illustrated by Etheldred B. Barry.

Barnett, Evelyn Snead. Mrs. Delire's euchre party: and other tales.Franklin, O., The Editor Publishing Co. (ca.1895)

Barry, Joseph. The Annals of Harper's Ferry, From theEstablishment of the National Armory in 1794 to thePresent Time, 1869.Hagerstown, Md., Dechert & Co., printers. 1869

Bartlett, Elisha. A brief sketch of the life, character, and writingsof William Charles Wells, M.D., F.R.S.Louisville, Ky., Prentice and Weissinger. 1849An address delivered before the Louisville MedicalSociety, 1849.

Bartlett, Elisha. Simple settings, in verse, for six portraits andpictures.Boston, Ticknor and Fields. 1855From Mr. Dicken's gallery.

Barton, William E. Lieutenant William Barton of Morris county, NewJersey, and his descendants.Oak Park, Ill., Vaile Press. 1900

Barton, William E. The story of a pumpkin pie, told in verse...and inpictures.Chicago, The Pilgrim Press. (1896)by A(rchibald) M. Willard, Boston.

Baskervill, William Malone. Southern Writers: biographical and criticalstudies.Nashville, Tenn., Publishing House of M.E. Church,South. 1897Volume I.

Baskett, James N. "At You-all's House"; a Missouri nature story.New York, London, The Macmillan Company. 1898

Baskett, James N. As the light led.New York., The Macmillan Company, London,Macmillan & Co., Ltd. 1900

Baskett, James N. Sweetbrier and thistledown.Boston and Chicago, W.A. Wilde Company. (1902)with frontispiece illustration by W.F. Stecher.

Bates, Elisha. The Doctrines of Friends.

Mountpleasant, O., printed and published by theauthor. 1825

Bates, Elisha. An examination of certain proceedings andprinciples of the Society of Friends, called Quakers.St. Clairsville, O., printed for the author by Horton H.Howard. 1837

Bates, Elisha. The Retrospect; or, Reflections on the goodness ofprovidence.Mountpleasant, O., printed and published by theauthor. 1825

Bayne, Charles J. The Water-Spirit's Bride.New York, J.B. Alden. 1889

Beach, Samuel B. Escalala: an American tale.Utica, W. Williams. 1824

Bell, Orelia Key. Poems of.Philadelphia, The Rodgers Company. (ca.1896)

Bennett, Emerson. The Artist's Bride; or, The pawnbroker's heir.New York, Garrett, Dick & Fitzgerald. 1856

Bennett, Emerson. The Bandits of the Osage.Cincinnati, Robinson & Jones. 1847A western romance.

Bennett, Emerson. The Bride of the Wilderness.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson. 1854

Bennett, Emerson. The Brigand.New York, Xylographic Press. 1842A poem.

Bennett, Emerson. Clara Moreland; or, Adventures in the South-west.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson. 1853

Bennett, Emerson. Forest and Prairie.Philadelphia, J.W. Bradley. 1860

Bennett, Emerson. The Forest Rose: a tale of the frontier.Cincinnati, J.A. & U.P. James. 1850

Bennett, Emerson. Kate Clarendon; or, Necromancy in thewilderness.Cincinnati, O., St. Louis, Mo., Stratton & Barnard.1848

Bennett, Emerson. League of the Miami.Cincinnati, Lorenzo Stratton. 1851


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Bennett, Emerson. Leni-Leoti.Cincinnati and St. Louis, Stratton & Barnard. 1849

Bennett, Emerson. Mike Fink: a legend of the Ohio.Cincinnati, Robinson & Jones. 1848

Bennett, Emerson. The Phantom of the Forest, a tale of the dark andbloody ground.Philadelphia, J.E. Potter. 1868Author's rev. ed.

Bennett, Emerson. Wild Scenes on the Frontiers.Philadelphia, Hamelin. 1859

Bennett, William Wallace. A narrative of the great revival which prevailed inthe Southern Armies during the late Civil Warbetween the States of the Federal Union.Philadelphia, Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger. 1877

Bentley, Richard. Dr. Bentley's Dedication of Horace, translated.London, J. Morphew in Latin and English. 1712?To which is added, a poem in Latin and English,inscribed to...Lord Halifax; 3d ed.

Bigelow, John. France and the Confederate Navy, 1862-1868.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1888

[Birch, Thomas], comp. The court and times of Charles the First.London, H. Colburn. 1848illustrated by authenic and confidentialletters...including Memoirs of the mission in Englandof the Capuchin friars in the service of QueenHenrietta Maria. By Father Cyprien deGamache...Edited, with an introduction and notes, bythe author of..."The court and times of James I," etc.[i.e. Robert Folkestone Williams]; 2 v.

Bird, Robert Montgomery. Peter Pilgrim; or, A rambler's recollections.Philadelphia, Lea & Blanchard. 18382 v.

Birkbeck, Morris. Notes on a journey in America, from the coast ofVirginia to the territory of Illinois.Dublin, reprinted for Thomas Larkin. 1818

Birney, James Gillespie. The American Churches, the Bulwarks ofAmerican Slavery.Concord, N.H., P. Pillsbury. 18853d American ed. rev. by the author.

Birney, James Gillespie. Correspondence between James G. Birney, ofKentucky, and several individuals of the Society ofFriends.

Haverhill (Mass.), printed at the Essex GazetteOffice. 1835

Birney, James Gillespie. Correspondence, between the Hon. F.H. Elmore,one of the South Carolina delegation in Congress,and James G. Birney, one of the secretaries of theAmerican anti-slavery society.New York, American Anti-Slavery Society. 1838

Birney, James Gillespie. Letter on Colonization.New York, Office of the Anti-Slavery Reporter. 1834

Birney, James Gillespie. A letter on the political obligations ofabolitionists.Boston, Dow & Jackson, Printers. 1839with a reply by William Lloyd Garrison. (Firstpublished in the Emancipator).

Birney, James Gillespie. Letter to ministers and elders, on the sin ofholding slaves, and the duty of immediateemancipation.(New York, S.W. Benedict & Co.). (1834)

Birney, James Gillespie. Mr. Birney's second letter.(n.p.). (1834)To the ministers and elders of the PresbyterianChurch in Kentucky.

Birney, James Gillespie. The Sinfulness of Slaveholding in allCircumstances.Detroit, printed by C. Wilcox. 1846

Black Hawk, Sauk Chief. Life of Ma-ka-tai-me-she-kia-kiak or Black Hawk.Boston, Russell, Odiorne & Metcalf, New York, M.Bancroft. 1834With an account of the cause and general history ofthe late war, his surrender and confinement atJefferson barracks, and travels through the UnitedStates.

Blair, Francis Preston. The Life and Public Services of Gen. William O.Butler.Baltimore, N. Hickman. 1848

Blane, William Newnham. Travels through the United States and Canada.London, Baldwin and Co. 1828

Bledsoe, Albert Taylor. An essay on liberty and slavery.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott. 1856

Bledsoe, Albert Taylor. Is Davis a Traitor; or, Was secession aconstitutional right previous to the war of 1861?.Baltimore, printed for the author by Innes &Company. 1866


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Blodget, Lorin. The Commercial and Financial Strength of theUnited States, as Shown in the Balances of ForeignTrade and the Increased Production of StapleArticles.Philadelphia, King & Baird, printers. 1864

Bocock, John Holmes. Selections from the religious and literary writingsof John H. Bocock, D.D.Richmond, Va., Whittet & Shepperson, printers. 1891with a biographical sketch by C.R. Vaughan, D.D.Edited by his widow.

Bogart, William Henry. Daniel Boone, and the Hunters of Kentucky.Boston, Lee and Shepard. 1870

Boner, John Henry. Whispering Pines.New York, Brentano Bros.; Washington, A. Brentano& Co. 1883

Boyle, Virginia Frazer. Broken-burne; a southern auntie's war tale.New York, E.R. Herrick & Company. 1897With illustrations by Wm. Henry Walker.

Boyle, Virginia Frazer. The other side, an historic poem.Cambridge, Printed at the Riverside Press. 1893

Brackenridge, H.H. (Hugh Henry). Gazette Publications.Carlisle, Pa., printed by Alexander & Phillips. 1806

Brackenridge, H.H. (Hugh Henry). Indian Atrocities.Cincinnati, U.P. James. 1867Narratives of the perils and sufferings of Dr. Knightand John Slover, among the Indians during therevolutionary war.

Brackenridge, H.H. (Hugh Henry). Modern Chivalry: containing the adventures of acaptain, and Teague O'Regan, his servant.Published by Jacob Johnson, and sold at hisbookstores in Philadelphia and Richmond, Virginia.1807; 18082 v.

Brackenridge, H.M. (Henry Marie). Recollections of persons and places in the west.Philadelphia, J. Kay, Jun. and Brother; Pittsburg, J.J.Kay and Co. 1834

Brackenridge, H.M. (Henry Marie). Views of Louisiana together with Journal of avoyage up the Missouri river in 1811.1811

Brackenridge, H.M. (Henry Marie). Views of Louisiana, Together with a Journal of avoyage up the Missouri River, in 1811.Pittsburgh, printed and published by Carmer, Spearand Eichbaun, Franklin Head Office. 1814

Bradshaw, Sidney Ernest. On Southern Poetry Prior to 1860.Richmond, Va., B.F. Johnson Publishing Company.1900

Breckinridge, John Cabell. History of General John Cabell Breckinridge.New York, Knapp & Company. 1888

Breckinridge, Joseph Cabell. Response of Gen. Joseph C. Breckinridge at thebanquet of the Society of the Army of theCumberland, Chattanooga, 1900.Cincinnati, Press of the Robert Clarke Company.1901

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. An address delivered before the ColonizationSociety of Kentucky, at Frankfort, 1831.Frankfort, Ky., A.G. Hodges, printer. 1831

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. Discourse of Dr. Breckinridge, delivered on theday of national humiliation, January 4, 1861, atLexington, Ky.Baltimore, J.W. Woods, printer. 1861

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. A discourse on the formation and development ofthe American mind.Baltimore, R.J. Matchett. 1938Delivered, Lafayette College, at Easton, Pa., 1837.And now published at their request.

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. The Great Deliverance and the New Career.Philadelphia, J.S. Claxton. 1865An oration delivered, Union College at Schenectady,N.Y., 1865. Pub. by order of the society.

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. Hints on Slavery.Lexington, Ky. 1843Founded on the state of the constitution, laws andpolitics of Kentucky, thirteen years ago.

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. The Nation's Success and Gratitude.Philadelphia, H.G. Ashmead, printer. 1864The substance of a discourse delivered in Danville,Ky., 1863, a day of national thanksgiving and prayer.

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. The Second Defense of Robert J. BreckinridgeAgainst the Calumnies of Robert Wickliffe.Louisville, Ky., Prentice and Weissinger, printers.1841being a reply to his printed speech of November 9,1840.

Breckinridge, Robert Jefferson. Speech of Robert J. Breckinridge, Lexington, Ky.,in reply to the Speech of Robert Wickliffe.Lexington, Ky., N.L. & J.W. Finnell, printers. 1840


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More particularly in regard to the questions of thepower of the legislature on the subject of slavery.

Breckinridge, William C.P. Address delivered at the centennial celebration ofthe settlement of Breckinridge County, on the site ofHardin's old fort, near Hardinsburg, 1882.Frankfort, Ky., printed at the Kentucky YeomanOffice, Major, Johnston & Barrett. 1882

Brewster, George. Lectures on Education.Columbus, printed for the author, by J. Bailhache.1833

Bristed, John. The Resources of the United States of America.New York, published by James Eastburn & Co. at theLiterary Rooms, Broadway corner of Pine Street,Abraham Paul, printer. 1818

Britton, James B. The Practice of Duelling in View of Human andDivine Law.Indianapolis, printed by Livingston and Comingore.1838A sermon preached before the congregation of ChristChurch, in Indianapolis, 1838.

Brodhead, Eva W. (McGlasson), Mrs. Ministers of grace; a novelette.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1894

Brodhead, Eva W. (McGlasson), Mrs. One of the Visconti; a novelette.New York, C. Scribner's Sons. 1896

Brodhead, Eva W. (McGlasson), Mrs. A prairie infanta.Philadelphia, H. Altemus Company. (1904)

Brotherton, Alice, Mrs. The Sailing of King Olaf, and other poems.Chicago, C.H. Kerr & Company. 1887

Brown, George. The American War and Slavery.1863Speech, at the anniversary meeting of the Anti-slavery Society of Canada. Manchester, Union andEmancipation Society, 1863.

Brown, John. The life, trial and conviction of Captain JohnBrown, known as "Old Brown of Ossawatomie".New York, R.M. De Witt. 1859

Brown, John Henry. History of Texas, From 1685 to 1892.St. Louis, L.E. Daniell. 1892-18932 v.

Brown, John Henry. Indian wars and pioneers of Texas.Austin, Tex., L.E. Daniell. (1890-?)

Brown, John Henry. Life and times of Henry Smith, the first Americangovernor of Texas.Dallas, Tex., A.D. Aldridge & Co., printers. 1887

Brown, John Mason. An oration, delivered on the occasion of thecentennial commemoration of the battle of the BlueLicks, 1882.Frankfort, Ky., printed at the Kentucky YeomanOffice. 1882Pub. under the auspices of the Kentucky HistoricalSociety.

Brown, Joseph M. The Mountain Campaigns in Georgia.Buffalo, N.Y., Art-Printing Works of Matthews,Northrop & Co. 1886

Browne, Francis Fisher. Bugle Echoes: a collection of the poetry of theCivil War, Northern and Southern.New York, F.A. Stokes & Brothers. 1890

Browne, John Ross. Crusoe's island; a ramble in the footsteps ofAlexander Selkirk.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1864With sketches of adventure in California andWashoe.

Browne, John Ross. Etchings of a whaling cruise, with notes of asojourn on the island of Zanzibar.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1850To which is added a brief history of the whalefishery.

Bryan, Daniel. The Lay of Gratitude: consisting of poemsoccasioned by the recent visit of Lafayette to theUnited States.Philadelphia, H.C. Carey and I. Lea. 1826

Bryan, Daniel. The Mountain Muse.Harrisonburg, Va., printed for the author byDavidson & Bourne. 1813Comprising the adventures of Daniel Boone.

Bryan, Daniel. Thoughts on Education in Connexion withMorals.Richmond, T.W. White. 1830a poem recited before the Literary and PhilosophicalSociety of Hampden Sidney College, Va., 1828.

Bryan, Daniel. A tribute to the memory of Rev. George O.Cookman.Alexandria, Va., Bell & Entwisle. 1841

Buchanan, Thompson. Judith triumphant.New York and London, Harper & Brothers. 1905


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Buckingham, James Silk. The Slave States of America.London, Paris, Fisher, Son & Co. 18422 v.

Bullock, William. Sketch of a journey through the western states ofNorth America, from New Orleans...to New York, in1827.London, J. Miller. 1827

Bunn, Matthew. Narrative of the life and adventures of MatthewBunn (of Providence, R.I.), in an expedition againstthe northwestern Indians, in the years 1791, 2, 3, 4 &5.Batavia, N.Y., printed for the author, by Adams andThorp. 18287th ed., rev. 4000 copies.

Butler, Mann. An appeal from the misrepresentations of JamesHall, respecting the history of Kentucky and theWest.Frankfort, Ky., printed by A.C. Hodges. 1837

Buttrick, Tilly. Voyages, Travels and Discoveries.Boston, printed for the author. 1831

Cairnes, John Elliott. The revolution in America.Dublin, Hodges, Smith and Co. 18632nd edition.

Caldwell, Charles. An address on the vice of gambling.Lexington, Ky., J. Clarke & Co. 1834delivered to the medical pupils of TransylvaniaUniversity, 1834.

Caldwell, Charles. Autobiography of Charles Caldwell, M.D.Philadelphia, Lippincott, Grambo and Co. 1855

Caldwell, Charles. Correspondence between Dr. Charles Caldwell, ofthe Medical School of Transylvania University, andDr. James Fishback, pastor of the First BaptistChurch of Lexington.Lexington, Ky., Thomas T. Skillman. 1826

Caldwell, Charles. A discourse on the first centennial celebration ofthe birthday of Washington.Lexington, Ky., printed by N.L. Finnell & J.F.Herndon. 1832Delivered by Request, to the citizens of Lexington,1832.

Caldwell, Charles. A discourse on the genius and character of theRev. Horace Holley, LL.D., late president ofTransylvania University.Boston, Hilliard, Gray, Little and Wilkins. 1828

Caldwell, Charles. Romance, no fiction.Lexington, Ky.A true story.

Caldwell, Charles. Thoughts on Popular and Liberal Education, WithSome Defense of the English and Saxon Languages.Printed by request of the Society; Lexington, Ky.,Intelligencer print. 1836in the form of an address to the Philomatheon Societyof Indiana College. Delivered, 1836.

Cameron, Archibald. A defense of the doctrine of grace, in a series ofletters addressed to the "Advocates of a partialGospel".Shelbyville, Ky., printed by Cox & Ballard. 1816

(Cameron, Archibald). A dialogue between the confession of faith in thePresbyterian Church, and a preacher in that society,who holds the doctrine of an indefinite, or Universalatonement.(Shelbyville, Ky.?). 1814

Camp, George King. Shadows.San Francisco, A.L. Bancroft & Company. 1885

Campbell, John Archibald. Reminiscences and Documents Relating to theCivil War During the Year 1865.Baltimore, J. Murphy & Co. 1886

Campbell, John Poage. A Portrait of the Times; or, The church's duty.Lexington, Ky., printed by T.T. Skillman. 1812In a discourse, delivered at the opening of the Synodof Kentucky, in the First Presbyterian Church inLexington, 1812.

Campbell, John Wilson. Biographical Sketches: with other literary remainsof the late John W. Campbell.Columbus, O., printed by Scott & Gallagher. 1838Compiled by his widow.

Campbell, Lewis Davis. Speech of Hon. L.C. Campbell, of Ohio, onSouthern aggression, the purpose of the Union, andthe comparative effects of slavery and freedom.Washington, printed and for sale by Buell &Blanchard. 1850

Canavella, Charles A. Confederate Diary of Charles A. Canavella, Co. E.3d Alabama Infantry, 1861-1864.Jacksonville, Fla. 1938Copy prepared by Historical Records Survey, WorksProgress Administration, State Office.

Canonge, L. Placide. Maudit passeport! Ou Les infortunes d'unedrogue, vaudeville en un acte.Nouvelle-Orleans, Imprime par Gaux & Co. 1840


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Capers, Henry Dickson. The life and times of C.G. Memminger.Richmond, Va., Everett Waddey Co. 1893

Carden, Allen D. The Missouri Harmony; or, A collection of Psalmsand hymn tunes, and anthems, from eminent authors.Cincinnati, E. Morgan and Son. 1837

Cartwright, Peter. Autobiography of Peter Cartwright, theBackwoods Preacher.New York and Cincinnati, The Methodist BookConcern. n.dEd. by William Peter Strickland.

Caruthers, William Alexander. The cavaliers of Virginia, or, The recluse ofJamestown.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1834-1835An historical romance of the Old Dominion. By theauthor of "The Kentuckian in New York"…; 2 v in 1.

Caruthers, William Alexander. The Kentuckian in New York; or, The adventuresof three Southerns.New York, Harper Brothers. 1834By a Virginian; 2 v.

Caruthers, William Alexander. A lecture delivered before the Georgia HistoricalSociety, at the Unitarian Church, in Savannah, 14thMarch, 1843.Savannah, Press of Locke and Davis. 1843

Cary, Alice. Ballads for Little Folks.New York, Hurd and Houghton. 1875By Alice and Phoebe Cary.

Cary, Alice. Ballads, Lyrics and Hymns.New York, Hurd and Houghton. 1866

Cary, Alice. Clovernook; or, Recollections of ourneighborhood in the West.New York, Redfield. 1852

Cary, Alice. The Last Poems of Alice and Phoebe Cary.New York, Hurd and Houghton; Cambridge, TheRiverside Press. 1873

Cary, Alice. Lyra and Other Poems.New York, Redfield. 1852

Cary, Phoebe. Poems and Paradies.Boston, Ticknor, Reed, and Fields. 1854

Casseday, Benjamin. The History of Louisville, From Its EarliestSettlement Till the Year 1852.

Louisville, Ky., Hull and Brother. 1852

Cawein, Madison Julius. Accolon of Gaul, with other poems.Louisville, Ky., J.P. Morton & Company. 1889

Cawein, Madison Julius. Blooms of the Berry.Louisville, Ky., J.P. Morton and Company, printers.1887

Cawein, Madison Julius. The Garden of Dreams.Louisville, Ky., J.P. Morton & Company. 1896

Cawein, Madison Julius. Idyllic Monologues, Poems...Old and New WorldVerses.Louisville, Ky., J.P. Morton and Company. 1898

Cawein, Madison Julius. Lyrics and Idyls.Louisville, Ky., J.P. Morton & Company. 1890Limited ed.

Cawein, Madison Julius. Shapes and Shadows.New York, R.H. Russell. 1898

Cawein, Madison Julius. The Triumph of Music, and Other Lyrics.Louisville, Ky., J.P. Morton and Company. 1888

Cawein, Madison Julius. Undertones.Boston, Copeland and Day. 1896

Cawein, Madison Julius. The white Snake, and other poems.Louisville, J.P. Morton & Company. 1895tr. from the German into the original meters.

Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret. Essays, Philanthropic and Moral...PrincipallyRelating to the Abolition of Slavery in America.Philadelphia, L. Howell. 1836

Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret. The Poetical Works of Elizabeth MargaretChandler.Philadelphia, L. Howell. 1836

Chase, Lucien Bonaparte. English Serfdom and American Slavery.New York, H. Long & Brother. 1854

Chase, Peter S. Reunion greeting, together with an historicalsketch, and a complete descriptive list of themembers of Co. I, 2d Regt., Vt. Vols., in the war forthe Union.Brattleboro, Vt., Phoenix Job Printing Office. 1891

Chase, Philander. Defence of Kenyon College.Columbus, O., Olmstead & Bailhache, printers. 1831


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Chase, Philander. The Star in the West; or, Kenyon College, in theyear of Our Lord, 1828.Columbus, Ohio. 1828

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Chesnutt, Charles Waddell. The Conjure Woman.Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin andCompany. 1899

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Chillicothe Association for Promoting Moralityand Good Order. Addresses of the Chillicothe Association, forpromoting morality and good order, to their fellow-citizens on profane swearing, the violation of theSabbath, and the intemperate use of ardent spirits.Chillicothe, O., printed by John Andrews. 1815

Chittenden, Lucius Eugene. Recollections of President Lincoln and HisAdministration.New York and London, Harper & Brothers. 1901

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Clay, Cassius Marcellus. The Life of Cassius Marcellus Clay.Cincinnati, J.F. Brennan. 1886Memoirs, writings, and speeches, showing hisconduct on the overthrow of American slavery, thesalvation of the Union, and the restoration of theautonomy of the states; In two volumes. Vol. 1.

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Cleveland, Henry. Alexander H. Stephens in Public and Private.Philadelphia, Chicago, Ill., National PublishingCompany. 1866With letters and speeches before, during, and sincethe war.


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Cobb, Alfred. Liffy Leman; or Thirty years in the wilderness.Louisville, Ky., H.A. Kunnecke. 1890by Alfred Cobb, Owenton, Ky.

Cobb, Joseph Beckham. The Creole; or, Siege of New Orleans.Philadelphia, A. Hart. 1850Founded on the events of 1814-15.

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Cocke, Zitella. Doris Reed.Boston, Copeland and Day. 1895

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Conover, James F. Oration on the history of the first discovery andsettlement of the new world, with especial referenceto the Mississippi Valley, etc.Cincinnati, pub. by the Society etc. 1835

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Conrard, Harrison. A Junior's Poems.Cincinnati, printed by Methven Brothers. 1891

The Continent; an illustrated weekly magazine,conducted by Albion W. Tourgee.Philadelphia, New York, Our Continent PublishingCompany. 1882-1884V. 1-5, v. 6, no. 108; Feb. 15, 1882-Aug. 1884; 6 v.illus. 29cm. (v. 1: 41-1/2cm.) Vols. 1-2 have title:Our continent.

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Cox, Sandford C. Recollections of the early settlement of theWabash Valley.Lafayette, Inc., Courier Steam Book and Job PrintingHouse. 1860

Crafts, William. Sullivan's Island, The Raciad, and other poems,reprinted.Charleston, T.B. Stephens. 1820

Craig, James. The reign of the Messiah, or The grace of Godexemplified in an examination and illustration of thepossibility of receiving religious impressions on themind, independently of matter, from the operations ofGod upon the heart.Lexington, Ky., printed by T. Skillman. 1816

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Crim, Matt, Miss. In Beaver Cove and elsewhere.New York, C.L. Webster & Co. 1892

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Crozier, Robert Haskins. Hal Gilamn; or, A Mississippi story substantiallytrue.Sardis, Miss., W.H. Crockett & Co. 1883

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Cutter, George Washington. Buena Vista, and other poems.Cincinnati, Morgan & Overend, printers. 1848

Cutter, George Washington. Poems, National and Patriotic.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. 1857

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Dabney, Virginius. Gold that did not glitter.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott Company. 1889A novel.

Dabney, Virginius. The story of Con Miff, as told by his friend, JohnBouche Whacker.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott Company. 1886A symphony of life. Ed. by Virginius Dabney.

The Dagon of Calvinism, ...a poem, in three cantos.n.p., printed for the publisher. 1827

Dandridge, Danske, Mrs. Joy, and other poems.New York & London, G.P. Putnam's sons. 1888

Dandridge, Danske, Mrs. Rose Brake, poems.New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1890

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Davidson, James Wood. The Living Writers of the South.New York, Carleton. 1869

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Davis, John. The First Settlers of Virginia, an historical novel.New York, printed for I. Riley and C. by Southwick& Hardcastle, No. 2, Wall Street. 1805Exhibiting a view of the rise and progress of thecolony at James Town, a picture of Indian manners,the countenance of the country, and its naturalproductions. The 2d ed. considerably enlarged.

Davis, Mary E. (Moore), Mrs. An elephant's track, and other stories.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1897

Davis, Mary Evelyn, Mrs. In War Times at La Rose Blanche.Boston, D. Lothrop Company. 1888

Davis, Mary Evelyn, Mrs. Under the Man-Fig.Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin andCompany. 1895

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Doneghy, George W. The Old Hanging Fork, and other poems.Franklin, O., The Editor Publishing Co. 1897

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English Neutrality. Is the Alabama a British Pirate?.Philadelphia, B. Ashmead. 1863

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Erwin, Milo. The history of Williamson county, Illinois.Marion, Il. 1876From the earliest times down to the present, with anaccurate account of the secession movement,ordinances, raids, etc., also a complete history of its"bloody vendetta," including all its recondite causes,results, etc.

Escape of Gen. John H. Morgan and Capt. Thos. H.Hines from the Ohio penitentiary, 1863.Frankfort, Ky., Capital Print. 1864From manuscript written January, 1864, by one of theConfederate officers confined in the penitentiary.

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Evans, Estwick. A pedestrious tour, of four thousand miles,through the western states and territories, during thewinter and spring of 1818.

Concord, N.H., printed by Joseph C. Spear. 1819Interspersed with brief reflections upon a greatvariety of topics.

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Judge Longstreet, A Life Sketch.Nashville, Tenn., printed for the author (by the)Publishing House of the Methodist Episcopal Church,South. 1891

Flagg, Edmund. Edmond Dantes.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson & Brothers. 1844The sequel to Alexandre Dumas' celebrated novel ofThe Count of Monte-Cristo.

Flagg, Edmund. De Molai: the last of the military grand masters ofthe order of Templar Knights.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson & Brothers. 1888A romance of history.

Flagg, Jared. The life and letters of Washington Allston.New York, C. Scribner's Sons. 1892with reproductions from Allston's pictures.

Flash, Henry Lyndon. Poems.New York, Rudd & Carleton. 1860

Flint, James Bradley. Sketches of Western Methodism: biographical,historical.

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Flint, Timothy. Francis Berrian; or, The Mexican patriot.Philadelphia, Key & Biddle. 18342 v.

Flint, Timothy. George Mason, the Young Backwoodsman; or,"Don't give up the ship".Boston, Hilliard, Gray, Little and Wilkins. 1829A story of the Mississippi.

Flint, Timothy. Indian Wars of the West.Cincinnati, E.H. Flint. 1833Containing biographical sketches of those pioneerswho headed the western settlers in repelling theattacks of the savages, together with a view of thecharacter, manners, monuments, and antiquities ofthe western Indians.

Flint, Timothy. The Life and Adventures of Arthur Clenning.Philadelphia, Towar & Hogan. 1929A novel; 2 v. in 1.

Flint, Timothy. An oration, delivered 1815, before theWashington Benevolent Societies of Lancaster andSterling and of Leominster and Fitchburg.

Worcester, Mass., printed by William Manning. 1815

(Flint, Timothy). The Shoshonee Valley, a romance.Cincinnati, E.H. Flint. 18302 v.

Flint, Timothy. Western Monthly Review.Cincinnati, E.H. Flint. 1828-1830v. 1-3; May 1827-June 1830; 3 v.

Folsom, Montgomery M. Scraps of Song and Southern Scenes.Atlanta, Ga., C.P. Byrd. 1889a collection of humorous and pathetic poems anddescriptive sketches of plantation life in thebackwoods of Georgia.

Foote, Henry Stuart. An address, delivered before the Franklin Instituteand Union Literary Societies of Centenary College,Louisiana, July 27th, 1852.Jackson, La., printed at the office of the SouthernStar. 1852

Foote, Henry Stuart. Casket of reminiscences.Washington, D.C., Chronicle Publishing Company.1874

Foote, Henry Stuart. Texas and the Texans; or, Advance of the Anglo-Americans to the South West; including a history ofleading events in Mexico, from the conquest byFernando Cortes to the termination of the Texasrevolution.Philadelphia, Thomas Cowperthwait & Co. 18412 v.

Foote, Henry Stuart. War of the rebellion; or, Scylla and Charybdis.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1866Consisting of observations upon the causes, course,and consequences of the late civil war in the UnitedStates.

Foote, William Henry. Sketches of North Carolina, historical andbiographical, illustrative of the principles of a portionof her early settlers.New York, R. Carter. 1846

Foote, William Henry. Sketches of Virginia, historical and biographical.Philadelphia, W.S. Martien. 1850-18551st-2d series; 2 v.

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The Battle of Freedom, including seven letters onreligious liberty, addressed to Bishop Spalding.Louisville, Ky., Printed by J.F. Brennan. 1855

Ford, Sallie Rochester. Ernest Quest: or, The search for truth.New York, Sheldon & Company. 1878

Ford, Sallie Rochester. Grace Truman; or, Love and principle.New York, Sheldon, Blakeman & Co. 1858

Ford, Sallie Rochester. Mary Bunyan, the Dreamer's Blind Daughter.New York, Sheldon & Co., Boston, Gould &Lincoln. 1860A tale of religious persecution.

Ford, Sallie Rochester. Raids and Romance of Morgan and His Men.New York, C.B. Richardson. 1865Reprinted from the Mobile ed.

Forman, Benjamin Rice. The Confederate Prisoners in Northern PrisonsDuring the War.

Fortier, Alcee. Louisiana Studies.New Orleans, F.F. Hansell & Bro. 1894Literature, customs and dialects, history andeducation.

Fraser, Charles. Reminiscences of Charleston.Charleston, J. Russell. 1854

Frazee, Louis Jacob. The Medical Student in Europe.Maysville, Ky., R.H. Collins. 1849

Fredericksburg and Adjacent National BattlefieldsMemorial Park Association. Fredericksburg,Virginia, 1899.Fredericksburg, Va., The Free Lance. 1899

Free suffrage, pseud.(Lexington? Ky.). (1816?)The constitution shown to be consistent with a newelection, by Free suffrage.

Freeman, Julia Deane, Mrs. Women of the South Distinguished in Literature.New York, Derby & Jackson. 1861By Mary Forrest.

French, James Strange. Elkswatawa; or, The prophet of the West.New York, Harper. 18362 v.

Gage, Frances Dana (Barker). Elsie Magoon; or, The old still-house in thehollow.Philadelphia, Lippincott. 1867

Gallagher, William Davis. Erato.Cincinnati, J. Drake. 18353 no. in 1 v.

Gallagher, William Davis. Facts and Conditions of Progress in the North-West.Cincinnati, H.W. Derby & Co. 1850Being the annual discourse for 1850; before theHistorical and Philosophical Society of Ohio; thesixty-third anniversary of the first settlement of thestate.

Gallagher, William Davis. Miami Woods, A Golden Wedding, and otherpoems.Cincinnati, R. Clarke & Co. 1881

Gallagher, William Davis. Selections from the Poetical Literature of theWest.Cincinnati, U.P. James. 1841

Garland, Hugh A. The Life of John Randolph of Roanoke.New York, D. Appleton & Company; Philadelphia,G.S. Appleton. 18502 v.

Garnett, Muscoe Russell Hunter. The Union, Past and Future: How it Works, andHow to Save it.Charleston, Steam-Power Press of Walker & James.1850By a citizen of Virginia.

Garrett, Lewis. Recollections of the West.Nashville, printed at the Western Methodist Office.1834To which are added Fletcher's six letters on thespiritual manifestation of the son of God.

Garrett, Pat. The authentic life of Billy, the kid, the noteddesperado of the Southwest, whose deeds of daringand blood made his name a terrior in New Mexico,Arizona and Northern Mexico.Santa Fe, N.M., New Mexican Printing andPublishing Co. 1882

Garrett, William. Reminiscences of Public Men in Alabama, forThirty Years.Atlanta, Ga., Plantation Publishing Company's Press.1872

Gay, Mary Ann Harris. Life in Dixie During the War.Atlanta, Ga., C.P. Byrd. 18971861-1862-1863-1864-1865. 3d ed. (enl.).

Gayarre, Charles. Aubert Dubayet; or, The two sister republics.Boston, J.R. Osgood and Company. 1882


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Gayarre, Charles. Fernando de Lemos.New York, G.W. Carleton & Co. 1872Truth and fiction. A novel.

Gayarre, Charles. Romance of the History of Louisiana.New York, D. Appleton & Company; Philadelphia,G.S. Appleton. 1848A series of lectures.

Genin, Thomas Hedges. The Napolead, in Twelve Books.St. Clairsville, O., printed by H.J. Howard. 1833

Genin, Thomas Hedges. Selections from the writings of the late.New York, E.O. Jenkins, printer. 1869With a biographical sketch. A memorial work.

Geppert, Dora (Higbee), Mrs. In "God's Country".New York, Belford Company. 1890a novel by D. Higbee.

Gilman, Caroline Howard. Love's progress.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1840By the author of "The recollections of a New Englandhousekeeper"…etc.

Gilman, Caroline Howard. Recollections of a New England bride and of asouthern matron.New York, G.P. Putnam & Co. 1852New ed. rev.

Gilman, Caroline Howard. Tales and ballads.Boston, W. Crosby & Company. 1839

Gilman, Caroline Howard. Verses of a life time.Boston and Cambridge, J. Munroe and Company.1849

Gilmer, Francis Walker. Sketches, Essays and Translations.Baltimore, F. Lucas. 1828

Goodloe, Abbie Carter. At the foot of the Rockies.New York, C. Scribner's Sons. 1905

Goodloe, Abbie Carter. Calvert of Strathore.New York, C. Scribner's Sons. 1903frontispiece from a drawing by Howard ChandlerChristy.

Gordon, Armistead Churchill. Bef' de War.New York, C. Scribner's Sons. 1888Echoes in Negro Dialect, by A.C. Gordon andThomas Nelson Page.

Gordon, Armistead Churchill. For Truth and Freedom, poems ofcommemoration.Staunton, Va., A. Shultz. 1898

Gordon, John Brown. The Old South.Augusta, Ga., Chronicle Pub. Co. 1887Addresses delivered before the ConfederateSurvivors' Association in Augusta, Georgia...by JohnB. Gordon and Charles C. Jones, Jr.

Gould, Emerson W. Fifty Years on the Mississippi; or, Gould's historyof river navigation.St. Louis, Nixon-Jones Printing Co. 1889

Goulding, Francis R. The Young Marooners on the Florida Coast.Philadelphia, J.S. Claxton. 1866

Gow, Dan. Civil War in America, a lecture delivered in aid ofthe Lancashire relief fund, on November 24th, 1862.Manchester, Abel Heywood; London, Simpkin,Marshall and Co. 1862

Grady, Henry Woodfin. The New South.New York, R. Bonner's Sons. 1890

Graves, John Temple. "The reign of the demagogue".Charlottesville, Charlottesville Chronicle ElectricPrint. 1893Delivered before the literary societies of theUniversity of Virginia, June 15th, 1893. Published bythe Washington and Jefferson Societies.

Grayson, William John. The Hireling and the Slave, Chicora and otherpoems.Charleston, S.C., McCarter & Co. 1856

Grayson, William John. Letter to His Excellency Whitemarsh B. Seabrook,governor of the state of South Carolina.Charleston, S.C., A.E. Miller. 1850On the dissolution of the union. Printed for theauthor.

Green, Raleigh Travers. Genealogical and historical notes on CulpeperCounty, Virginia.Culpeper, Va., R.T. Green. 1900Embracing a revised and enlarged edition of Dr.Philip Slaughter's History of St. Mark's parish. Comp.by Raleigh Travers Green.

Green, Thomas Jefferson. Journal of the Texas expedition against Mier.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1845Illustrated with drawings taken from life by CharlesM'Laughlin, a fellow-prisoner.


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Green, Thomas Marshall. The Spanish Conspiracy.Cincinnati, R. Clarke & Co. 1891A review of early Spanish movements in the south-west. Containing proofs of the intrigues of JamesWilkinson and John Brown; of the complicitytherewith of Judges Sebastian, Wallace, and Innes;the early struggles of Kentucky of Kentucky forautonomy; the intrigues of Sebastian in 1795-7, andthe legislative investigation of his corruption.

Griffin, Gilderoy Wells. Memoir of Col. Chas. S. Todd.Philadelphia, Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger. 1873

Griffin, Gilderoy Wells. Studies in Literature.Baltimore, H.C. Turnbull, Jr. 1870

Griswold, Rufus W. (Rufus Wilmot). Passages from the correspondence and otherpapers of Rufus W. Griswold.Cambridge, Mass., W.M. Griswold. 1898

Griswold, Rufus W. (Rufus Wilmot). The Poets and Poetry of America.New York, J. Miller. 1874

Griswold, Rufus W. (Rufus Wilmot). The Prose Writers of America.Philadelphia, Porter and Coates. 1870With a survey of the intellectual history, condition,and prospects of the country.

Griswold, Rufus W. (Rufus Wilmot), ed. The female poets of America.Philadelphia, Carey and Hart. 1849

Gross, Samuel David. Autobiography of Samuel D. Gross, M.D....emeritus professor of surgery in the JeffersonMedical College of Philadelphia.Philadelphia, G. Barrie. 1887Ed. by his sons; 2 v.

Gross, Samuel David. A Discourse on the Life, Character, and Servicesof Daniel Drake, M.D.Louisville, printed at the office of the LouisvilleJournal. 1853Delivered before the faculty and medical students ofthe University of Louisville, 1853.

Gross, Samuel David. John Hunter and His Pupils.Philadelphia, P. Blakiston. 1881

Gross, Samuel David. Memorial oration in honor of Ephraim McDowell,"The father of ovariotomy".Pub. by the society. Louisville, Ky., printed by J.P.Morton. 1879Delivered at Danville, Ky., at the dedication of themonument erected to the memory of Dr. EphraimMcDowell by the Kentucky State Medical Society,1879.

Grund, Francis Joseph. Aristocracy in America.London, R. Bentley. 1839From the sketch-book of a German nobleman. Ed. byFrancis J. Grund; 2 v. in 1.

Guest, Moses. Poems on Several Occasions.Cincinnati, Looker & Reynolds, printers. 1823To which are annexed extracts from a journal, keptby the author while he followed the sea, and during ajourney from New Brunswick, in New Jersey, toMontreal and Quebec.

Hague, Parthenia Antoinette (Vardaman), Mrs. A Blockaded Family: life in southern Alabamaduring the Civil War.Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin and Co.1888

Haliburton, Thomas Chandler. Traits of American Humor.London, Colburn and Co. 1852by native authors. Ed. and adapted by the author of"Sam Slick."; 3 v.

Hall, Frederick. Letters from the East and from the West.Washington City, F. Taylor and W.M. Morrison;Baltimore, F. Lucas, Jr. 1840

Hall, James. An address delivered before the Erodelphiansociety of Miami University.Cincinnati, Corey and Fairbank. 1833

Hall, James. The Harpe's Head, a legend of Kentucky.Philadelphia, Key & Biddle. 1833

Hall, James. Legends of the West.New York, G.P. Putnam. 1853

Hall, James. Letters From the West.London, H. Colburn. 1828

Hall, James. A memoir of the public service of William HenryHarrison, of Ohio.Philadelphia, Key & Biddle. 1836

Hall, James. An oration delivered in commemoration of thefestival of St. John the Baptist.Pittsburgh, pub. by request, Ohio Lodge No. 118;Butler & Lambdin printers. 1818

Hall, James. Sketches of history, life, and manners, in theWest.Philadelphia, H. Hall. 18352 v.


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Hall, James. The soldier's Bride and other tales.Philadelphia, Key and Biddle. 1833

Hall, James. Statistics of the West.Cincinnati, J.A. James & Co. 1836

Hall, James. Tales of the Border.Philadelphia, H. Hall. 1835

Hall, James. Trial and Defence of First Lieutenant James Hall.Pittsburgh, Eichbaum and Johnston, printers. 1820

Hall, James. The West; its Commerce and Navigation.Cincinnati, H.W. Derby & Co. 1848

Hall, James. The Wilderness and the War Path.New York, Wiley and Putnam. 1846

Hall, Newman. The American War.London, J. Nisbet & Co. 1862

Hall, Newman. The Pro-Slavery Religion of the South.Manchester, Union and Emancipation Society. 1863

Harben, William. Almost persuaded.New York, The Minerva Publishing Company. 1890

Harben, William Nathaniel. White Marie, a story of Georgian plantation life.New York, Cassell & Company. 1889

Harlan, Mary B. Ellen; or, The chained mother, and pictures ofKentucky slavery.Cincinnati, for the author, by Applegate & Co. 1853

Harland, Marion. Husks.New York, Sheldon & Company. 1863Colonel Floyd's wards. By Marion Harland (pseud.).

Harland, Marion. Jessamine.New York, G.W. Carleton & Co. (etc., etc.). 1873A novel. By Marion Harland (pseud.).

Harland, Marion. Ruby's husband.New York, Sheldon and Company. 1869By Marion Harland (pseud.).

Harland, Marion. Sunnybank.New York, Sheldon and Company. 1866By Marion Harland (pseud.).

Harney, John Milton.

Crystalina, a fairy tale.New York, printed by George F. Hopkins. 1816By an American.

Harris, George Washington. Sut Lovingood.New York, Dick & Fitzgerald. 1867

Harrison, William Henry, pres., U.S. A discourse on the aborigines of the Ohio Valley.Chicago, Fergus Printing Company. 1883

Hart, John Seely. The Female Prose Writers of America.Philadelphia, E.H. Butler & Co. 1852

Hart, John Seely. A manual of American literature; a textbook forschools and colleges.Philadelphia, Eldridge & Brother. 1873

Hawley, Zerah. A journal of a tour through Connecticut,Massachusetts, New York, the north part ofPennsylvania and Ohio, including a year's residencein that part of the state of Ohio, styled NewConnecticut, or Western Reserve.New Haven, printed by S. Converse. 1822

Haygood, Atticus Green, bp. Pleas for progress.Nashville, Tenn., printed for the author, Pub. Houseof the M.E. Church, South. 1889

Hayne, Paul Hamilton. Avolio, a legend of the island of Cos.Boston. Ticknor and Fields. 1860

Hayne, Paul Hamilton. Poems.Boston, Ticknor and Fields. 1855

Hayne, William. Sylvan lyrics and other verses.New York, F.A. Stokes Company. 1893

Henderson, Joseph F. The Frontier Hunter.New York, George Munro. 1869

Henkle, Moses Montgomery. The Life of Henry Bidleman Bascom.Louisville, Morton & Griswold. 1854

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. Aunt Patty's Scrap-Bag.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson & Brothers. 1872

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. Courtship and Marriage.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson. 1856

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. De Lara; or, The Morrish bride.Tuscaloosa, Ala., Woodruff & Olcott. 1843


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Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. Linda; or, The young pilot of the Belle Creole.Philadelphia, A. Hart. 1854

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. The Lost Daughter.New York, The Federal Book Company. 1870

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. Lovell's Folly.Cincinnati, Hubbard and Edmonds. 1833

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. The Planter's Northern Bride.Philadelphia, Parry & M'Millan. 18542 v.

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. Robert Graham.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson and Brothers. 1855A sequel to "Linda".

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. The Victim of Excitement.Philadelphia, A. Hart. 1853

Hentz, Caroline Lee (Whiting), Mrs. Wild Jack; or, The stolen child.Philadelphia, A. Hart. 1853Including the celebrated magnolia leaves.

Hersey, Thomas. Clericus, esculapius, and scepticus, vs. Col. M.Jewett, and his chemical preparations. In two parts.Columbus, Ohio. 1835

The Hesperian, a monthly miscellany of generalliterature, original and select.Columbus, O., J.D. Nichols. 1838-1839Ed. by William D. Gallagher, v. 1-3; May 1838-Nov.1839; 3 v.

Hibernicus; or, Memoirs of an Irishman.Pittsburgh, printed for the author by Cramer &Spears. 1828

Hildreth, James. Dragoon Campaigns to the Rocky Mountains.New York, Wiley & Long. 1836By a dragoon.

Hildreth, Samuel Prescott. Biographical and historical memoirs of the earlypioneer settlers in Ohio.Cincinnati, H.W. Derby & Co. 1852

Hildreth, Samuel Prescott. Contributions to the Early History of the North-West, including the Moravian Missions in Ohio.Cincinnati, Hitchcock & Walden; New York, Carlton& Lanahan. 1864

Hildreth, Samuel Prescott. Pioneer History, being an account of the firstexaminations of the Ohio Valley, and the earlysettlement of the Northwest territory.

Cincinnati, H.W. Derby & Co.; New York, A. S.Barnes & Co. 1848

Hill, Benjamin Harvey, jr. Senator Benjamin H. Hill of Georgia.Atlanta, Ga., H.C. Hudgins & Co. 1891His life, speeches and writings.

Hill, Benjamin Harvey, jr. Senator Benjamin H. Hill of Georgia.Atlanta, T.H.P. Bloodworth. 1893

Hill, Daniel Harvey. The Old South.Baltimore, Andrew J. Conlon; Atlanta, Ga., H.C.Hudgins & Co. 1887

Hilliard, Henry Washington. Politics and pen pictures at home and abroad.New York (etc.), G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1892

Hilliard, Henry Washington. Speeches and addresses (1839-1854).New York, Harper & Brothers. 1855

History of General Albert Sidney Johnston.New York, Knapp & Company. 1888

History of General John Bell Hood.New York, Knapp & Company. 1886

History of General John Hunt Morgan.New York, Knapp & Company. 1888

Hodge, George Baird. Sketch of the First Kentucky Brigade.Printed at the Kentucky Yeoman Office, Major &Johnston. 1874

Hoffman, Charles Feno. Greyslaer, a romance of the Mohawk.New York, Harper. 18402 v.

Holmes, Daniel. Dialogue on Slavery.Dayton, O., Gazette Book and Job Rooms. 1854

Holmes, Mary Jane. Christmas Stories.New York, G.W. Carleton & C. 1885

Holmes, Mary Jane. Edith Lyle.New York, G.W. Carleton & Co. 1876

Holmes, Mary Jane. Edna Browning.New York, G.W. Carleton & Co. 1880

Holmes, Mary Jane. The English Orphans.New York, D. Appleton. 1855

Holmes, Mary Jane. Forrest House.


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New York, G.W. Carleton & Co. 1883

Holmes, Mary Jane. The Homestead on the Hillside, and other tales.New York, G.W. Dillingham. 1888

Holmes, Mary Jane. Hugh Worthington.New York, Carleton. 1869

Holmes, Mary Jane. Marian Grey.New York, Carleton. 1863

Holmes, Mary Jane. Rose Mather.New York, G.W. Carleton & Co. 1868

Holt, Joseph. Speech of Hon. Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, atIrving Hall, New York, 1861.New York, G.P. Putnam. 1861

Hooper, Johnson Jones. Dog and Gun.New York, A.O. Moore. 1858

Hooper, Johnson Jones. Some Adventures of Captain Simon Suggs, Lateof the Tallapoosa Volunteers.Philadelphia, Carey and Hart. 1846

Hooper, Johnson Jones. The Widow Rugby's Husband.Philadelphia, A. Hart, late Carey & Hart. 1851

Hope, James. Leoni di Monota: and other poems.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. 1857

Hope, James Barron. Arms and the Man, recited on the one hundredthanniversary of the surrender of Lord Cornwallis atYorkstown.Norfolk, Va., Landmark Publishing Company. 1882

Hope, James Barron. A Collection of Poems.Richmond, Va., A. Morris. 1850

Hope, James Barron. An Elegiac Ode.Richmond, Examiner Job Print. 1866

Hope, James Barron. Under the Empire.Norfolk, Va., J.B. Hope & Co. 1878

Hope, James Barron. A Wreath of Virginia Bay Leaves.Richmond, Va., West, Johnston & C. 1895

Hoskins, Nathan. Notes Upon the Western Country.Greenfield, Mass., printed by J.P. Fogg. 1833

Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of Ohio.Cincinnati, Derby, Bradley & Co. 1847

Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of the Great West.New York, G.F Tuttle; Cincinnati, H. Iowe. 18572 v. in 1.

Hubner, Charles W. Poems and Essays.New York, Brown & Derby. 1881

Hubner, Charles W. Wild Flowers.New York, The Authors' Publishing Company. 1877Poems.

Hughes, Thomas. The Cause of Freedom.London, The Emancipation Society. 1863

Hundley, Daniel R. Social Relations in our Southern States.New York, H.B. Price. 1860

Hunn, Anthony. Sin and redemption, A religious poem.Lexington, printed by W.W. Worsely..."Reporter"press. 1812

Hunnicut, James W. The Conspiracy Unveiled.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. 1863

Hunter, John Dunn. Memoirs of a captivity among the Indians ofNorthern America, from childhood to the age ofnineteen.London, printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,Brown and Green. 18243d ed., with additions.

In Memoriam.Charleston, S.C., Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co.1890Jefferson Davis.

Ingle, Edward. Southern Sidelights.New York, Boston, T.Y. Crowell & Company. 1896

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The American Lounger.Philadelphia, Lea & Blanchard. 1839

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Blanche Talbot.New York and Boston, Williams Brothers. 1847

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Bonfeld; or, The outlaw of the Bermudas.New York and Boston, H.L. Williams. 1846

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Burton; or, The sieges.


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New York, Harper & Brothers. 1838A romance. By the author of "The Southwest" and"Lafitte"; 2 v.

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Captain Kyd; or, The wizard of the sea.New York, De Witt & Davenport. 1852

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The Dancing Feathers.New York and Boston, Williams Brothers. 1845-1847

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Edward Austin; or, The hunting flask.Boston, F. Gleason. 1842

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Edward Manning: or, The bride and the maiden.New York and Boston, Williams Brothers; (etc.,etc.). 1847

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Forrestal; or, The light of the reef.New York, Morning Star Office. 1850

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Lafitte, the Pirate of the Gulf.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1836

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The Life and Adventures of Percival Mayberry, anautobiography.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson. 1854

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The Odd Fellow; or, The secret association.Boston, United States Publishing Company. 1846

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The Prince of the House of David.New York, Pudney & Russell. 1855

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The Silver Ship of Mexico.New York and Boston, H.L. Williams. 1846A tale of the Spanish Main.

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The South-west.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1935By a Yankee; 2 v.

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The Spectre Steamer.Boston, United States Publishing Company. 1846

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). The Sunny south; or, The southerner at home.Philadelphia, G.C. Evans. 1860

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Wildash; or, The cruiser of the capes.New York, Williams Brothers. 1847

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt).

The Wing of the wind.New York, Burgess, Stringer and Company. 1845A novelette of the sea.

Ingraham, J.H. (Joseph Holt). Winwood; or, The fugitive of the seas.New York and Boston, H.L. Williams; Louisville,Ky., J.A. Penton. 1846

Ingraham, Prentiss. Land of Legendary Lore, sketches of romance andreality on the eastern shore of the Chesapeake.Easton, Md., The Gazette Publishing House. 1898

Jackson, Henry Rootes. Tallulah, and other poems.Savannah, J.M. Cooper. 1850

Jackson, Henry W. The Southern Women of the Second AmericanRevolution.Atlanta, Ga., Intelligencer Steam-power Press. 1863

James, Francis Bakewell. McCook's Brigade at the Assault Upon KenesawMountain, Georgia, June 27, 1864.1864

James, Uriah Pierson. The Negro Melodist.Cincinnati, H.M. Bulison; Philadelphia, D. Bulison.1857

Jay, John. The Great Issue.New York, Baker & Godwin, printers. 1864

Jefferies, Richard. The Gamekeeper at Home.Boston, Roberts Brothers. 1890

Jeffrey, Rosa (Vertner). The Crimson Hand.Philadelphia, Lippincott. 1881

Jeffrey, Rosa (Vertner). Daisy Dare.Philadelphia, Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger. 1871

Jeffrey, Rosa (Vertner). Marah.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. 1884

Jeffrey, Rosa (Vertner). Woodburn.New York, Sheldon. 1864

Jewett, Susan W., Mrs. The Old Corner Cupboard.Cincinnati, Truman and Spofford. 1856

Johnson, Joseph Eggleston. Narrative of Military Operations.New York, D. Appleton and Co. 1874

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Widow Guthrie; a novel.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1890...illustrated by E. W. Kemble.

Johnston, Charles. A Narrative of.New York, printed by J. & J. Harper. 1827

Johnston, Orramel. The chartered rag light; or, An impartial view ofthe banking system in the United States.Maysville, Ky., printed for the publisher by A.Crookshanks. 1818

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Life of Alexander H. Stephens.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. 1883

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Little Ike Templin, and other stories.Boston, Lothrop Publishing Company. 1894

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Mr. Absalom Billingslea, and Other Georgia Folk.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1888

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Mr. Billy Downs and his likes.New York, C.L. Webster & Co. 1892

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Mr. Fortner's marital claims, and other stories.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1892

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Ogeechee cross-firings; a novel.New York. Harper & Brothers. 1889

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Old Mark Langston; a tale of Duke's creek.New York, Harper & Brothers. 1884

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Old Times in Middle Georgia.New York, London, The Macmillan Company. 1897

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Pearce Amerson's Will.Chicago. Way and Williams. 1898with illustrations by Orson Lowell.

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. The Primes and Their Neighbors, ten tales ofmiddle Georgia.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1891

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Studies, literary and social.Indianapolis, The Bowen-Merrill Co. 18911st series.

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Studies, literary and social.Indianapolis. The Bowen-Merrill Co. 18922nd series.

Johnston, Richard Malcolm. Two gray tourists.New York, P.J. Kenady. 1893from papers of Mr. Philemon Perch (pseud.). Ed. byRichard Malcolm Johnston.

Johnston, William. An address on the aspect of national affairs andthe right of secession.Cincinnati, Rickey & Carroll. 1861

Johnston, William J. Sketches of the history of Stephenson county, Ill.,and incidents connected with the early settlement ofthe North-West.Freeport, Ill., printed and published by J.O.P.Burnside. 1854Written for the Freeport Bulletin.

Johnston, William Preston. The Life of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston.New York, D. Appleton. 1878

Johnston, William Preston. My Garden Walk.New Orleans, Hansell & Bro. 1894

Johnston, William Preston. Pictures of the Patriarchs, and other poems.New Orleans, F.F. Hansell & Bro. 1895

Johnston, William Preston. Seekers After God, sonnets.Louisville, Ky., J.P. Morton & Company. 1898

Johonnot, Jackson. The Remarkable Adventures of.Printed at Lexington (Kentucky); re-printed atProvidence. 1791; 1793

Jones, Charles A. The Outlaw, and other poems.Cincinnati, J. Drake. 1835

Jones, Charles Colcock. Antiquities of the southern Indians, particularly ofthe Georgia tribes.New York, D. Appleton and Company. 1873

Jones, Charles Colcock. Historical sketch of Tomo-chi-chi, mico of theYamacraws.Albany, N.Y., J. Munsell. 1868

Jones, Charles Colcock. Memorial history of Augusta, Georgia, from itssettlement in 1735 to the close of the eighteenthcentury.Syracuse, D. Mason & Co. 1890

Jones, Charles Colcock. Negro Myths From the Georgia Coast Told in theVernacular.Boston and New York, Houghton, Mifflin andCompany. 1888


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Jones, John Beauchamp. Adventures of Col. Gracchus Vanderbomb, ofSloughcreek, in pursuit of the presidency.Philadelphia, A. Hart. 1852

Jones, John Beauchamp. Border War, a tale of disunion.New York, Rudd & Carleton. 1859

Jones, John Beauchamp. Life and Adventures of a Country Merchant.Philadelphia, Lippincott. 1877

Jones, John Beauchamp. The monarchist: an historical novel, embracingreal characters and romantic adventures.Philadelphia. A. Hart. 1853

Jones, John Beauchamp. A Rebel War Clerk's Diary at the ConfederateStates Capital.Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. 18662 v.

Jones, John Beauchamp. The Rivel Belles; or, Life in Washington.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson & Brothers. 1878

Jones, John Beauchamp. Rural Sports, a tale.Philadelphia, C. Marshall. 1849In four parts.

Jones, John Beauchamp. The Western Merchant.Philadelphia, Grigg, Elliott & Co. 1849By Luke Shortfield.

Jones, John Beauchamp. Wild Southern Scenes.Philadelphia, T.B. Peterson. 1859A tale of disunion! And border war!.

Jones, John William. Christ in the Camp.Richmond, Va., B.F. Johnson & Co. 1887

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