3409 7 дос 1200 ૦૮ 630 COLUMBUS. Epistola de Insulis nouiter, repertis. Impressa. Letter of Christopher Columbus describing his first voyage to the Western hemisphere. Text in fac-simile, printed for S. L. M. Barlow, Esq., from a copy of the original in his possession. A present to Mr. Murphy, from Mr. Barlow. 632 COLUMBUS. Eyn schön hübsch lesen von etlichen inszlen | vellum, uncut, Straszburg, 1497 An admirably executed fac-simlle of the German translation of the first Letter of Columbus. Stevens, in the "American Bibliographer," page 67, states that it contains "changes and additions." 633 COLUMBUS. Della Patria di Cristoforo Colombo Disserta tione publicata nelle memoir ie dell' Accademia Imperiale delle Scienze di Torino Ristapa con giunte, documenti, lettere diverse, etc. Portrait. 8vo. half maroon mor. top edge gilt, Firenze, 1818 634 COLUMBUS. Lettera Rarissima di Christoforo Colombo riprodotta e illustrata dal Cavaliere Ab. Morelli Bibliotec. Regio in Venezia. pp. XVI., 65. In Bassano nella Stamperia Remondiniana, 1810 This tract contains a narrative of the fourth and last voyage of Columbus, and is dated at Jamaica. 12mo. sewed and uncut, Of this letter, which is said to have been written in Spanish, no copy exists. An Italian translation was printed at Venice in 1505. This was reprinted by Sig. Morelli, the librarian of the St. Mark Library at Venice, accompanied by notes and extracts of great interest, including a biographical sketch of Columbus, from the Portolano of Coppo da Isola. 635 COLUMBUS. Los Rastos de Colon. Informe de la Real Academia de la Historia al Gobierno de S. M. sobre el supuesto hallazgo de los verdaderos Restos de Cristóval Colon en la Iglesia Catedral de Santo Domingo. 6 plates. 12mo. sewed, Madrid, 1879 = 636 COLUMBUS. Lettera in lingua Spagnuola diretta da Christoforo Colombo a Luis de Santangel (15 Feb. 14 Marzo 1493). Reprodotta a Fac-simile ed illustrata per cura de Gerolamo d'Adda dall' unico esemplare a stampa conosciuto che conserva nella Biblioteca Ambrosiana. 4to. half maroon mor. top edge gilt, Milano, 1866 637 COLUMBUS. Notes on Columbus by [Henry Harrisse]. folio, 99 copies printed for S. L. M. Barlow, all for private distribution; half red mor. extra, top edge gilt, uncut, New York, 1866 This superb volume contains a portrait of Columbus, his monument in Havana, and fac-similes of the letter of the great navigator. It is a work of the greatest value for the history of Columbus. Accompanying is an autograph letter from the author, Mr. Harrisse. A presentation copy from Mr. Barlow. 638 COLUMBUS. A Bibliographical Note from the Catalogue of the Ticknor Collection. Thirty copies only printed. 11 pp. royal 8vo. sewed, Boston: Public Library, 1876 Année Véritable de la naissance de Christophe Colomb et Revue Chronologique des principales Epoques de Etude Critique. Par M. D'Avezac. 629 COLUMBUS. sa vie. 8vo. half mor. Paris, 1873 Extrait du Bulletin de la Socciété de Géographie de Paris. 640 COLUMBUS. Personal Narrative of the First Voyage of Columbus to America, from a Manuscript recently Discovered in Spain. Translated from the Spanish. 8vo. half mor. top gilt, Boston, 1827 641 COLUMBUS. Primera Epistola del Almirante Don Cristóbal. Colon dando cuenta de su gran descubrimiento á D. Gabriel Sanchez, Tesoro de Aragon. Acompaña al texto original castellano el de la traduccion latina de Leandro de Cosco, segun la primera edicion de Roma de 1493, y precede la noticia de una nueva copia del original manuscrito por el editor D. Genaro H. de Volafan. 4to. paper, 25 pages, Valencia, 1858 This tract is by the Viscount Porto Segun (Varnhagen), and sent me by him. It is a copy of a Spanish manuscript of the Columbus letters, different somewhat from that given by Navarrete. He considers the edition by Eucharius Argenteus to be the Latin Editio princeps. See p. VII. et seq. Note by H. C. Murphy. 642 COLUMBUS. Tre Lettere di Christoforo Colombo ed Amerigo Vespucci publicate per la prima volta dal Ministero del 700 Fornento in Ispagna, recate in lingua Italiana con teste Spagnuolo a Fronte da Augusto Zeri. pp. 80. 8vo. with folio atlas of fac-simile of letters, sewed, Roma, 1881 643 COLUMBUS. The Landfall of Columbus on his first Voyage to America, with a Translation of the Baron Bonnefoux's History of his Previous Life; also, A Chart showing his Track from the Landfall to Cuba, and an outline of his Subsequent Voyages, by Capt. A. B. Beecher. 8vo. cloth, London, 1856 644 COLOMB, FERNAND. Sa Vie, ses Oeuvres. Essai Critique Par l'Auteur de la Bibliotheca Americana Vetustissima [H. Harrisse]. royal 8vo. paper, Paris, 1872 645 COLUMBUS. L'Authenticité des Fernand Colomb. "Historie" attribues à 8vo. paper, Paris, 1873 0646 COLUMBUS. Le Livre de Ferdinand Colomb Revue Critique des Allégations proposées contre son Authenticité Lue en communication a l'Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres dans ses Séances des 8. 15. et 22 Aout 1873. 0647 COLUMBIA COLLEGE. 8vo. paper, Paris, 1873 Addresses of the newly appointed Professors of Columbia College, with an Introductory Address, 648 COLVIN, VERPLANCK. Report on a Topographical Survey of of New York. With 2 maps. pp. 305. 8vo. cloth, Albany, 1873 649 COMMELIN, ISAAC. Begin ende Voortgangh der Vereenighde Nederlantsche Oost-Indische Compagnie. 5081 3 very stout vols. oblong 4to. old calf, with 220 curious maps and plates, finely engraved in the De Bry style, vellum, Amsterdam, 1646 Notwithstanding the limited nature of the title, these volumes relate almost as much to America as to the East Indies. Sixteen of the voyages in this collection were here published for the FIRST TIME, and a complete copy of the whole work is not easy to find, as each piece, although the pagination is consécutive, was separately printed. Much of the information contained in the valuable maps was not generally diffused for above a century afterwards; witness the admirable map of the World in the account of Spilbergen's Voyage in Vol. II. America is most completely and accurately drawn there, in its true shape; California is correctly represented as a Peninsula, although in most Atlases and geographical books, even down to the middle of last century, it was drawn and described as an island. Hudson's Bay is called "The bay where Hudson did winter," and the discoveries of the English navigator are all set forth. Priced £21 in a late London Catalogue. 30° 70 650 COMMON SENSE. Addressed to the Inhabitants of America. On the following Interesting Subjects: 1st, Of the Origin and Design of Government in general, with concise Remarks on the English Constitution, etc. 651 COMPAEN. 8vo. half mor. for J. Almon, London, 1776 't Begin, Midden en Eynde der See-Revvergen, van den Alderkamensten Zee-Rover Klaesg Compaen, van Oostzanen in Kennemer-landt. pp. 42. 4to. brown calf, gilt edges, Amsterdam, Michael de Groot, 1663 652 COMPLOT d'Arnold et de Sir Henry Clinton contre les EtatsUnis d'Amérique et le Genéral Washington. Map. 8vo. half maroon mor. top edge gilt, uncut, Paris, 1816 653 CONDER, JOHN. Living Christianity Delineated in the Diaries and Letters of two Eminently pious Persons lately deceased; viz. Mr. Hugh Bryan, and Mrs. Mary Hutson. Both of South Carolina. With a Preface by the Rev. Mr. John Conder. 12mo. half mor. London, 1760 654 CONFESSION OF FAITH Owned and consented unto by the Elders and Messengers of the churches assembled at Boston in New England, May 12, 1680. (Indian title.) Wunnamptamoe Sampooaonk Wussampoowontamum nashpe moeuwehkomunganash at New England. Nashpee Grindal Rawson, &c. Mushauwomuk Printeuun nashpe 12mo. half red mor. Bartholomew, Grankah John Allen, 1699 The English title facing the Indian one wanting, and the last leaf mutilated. 655 CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE. From 1834 to 1854. 22 vols. 4to. half russia, Washington, v. y. 656 CONNECTICUT. Examination of the Connecticut claim to Lands in Pennsylvania, with an Appendix, containing extracts and copies from original papers. 657 CONNECTicut. 8vo. half mor. gilt edges, Philadelphia, 1774 Contributions to the Ecclesiastical History of Connecticut; prepared under the direction of the General Association, to commemorate the completion of one hundred and fifty years since its first Annual Assembly. 8vo. cloth, New Haven, 1861 658 CONNECTICUT. The Blue Laws of New Haven Colony, usually called Blue Laws of Connecticut; Quaker Laws of Plymouth 75 and Massachusetts; Blue Laws of New York, Maryland, Virginia, and South Carolina; first Record of Connecticut. 12mo. cloth, Hartford, 1838 659 CONNECTICUT. Letter to an Honourable Gentleman of the Council-Board, for The Colony of Connecticut, shewing that Yale College is a very great Emolument, and of high importance to the State: Consequently, that it is the interest and duty of the Commonwealth to afford it public countenance and support. 4to. half mor. uncut, New Haven, B. Mecom, 1766 Margin of leaves, near top, mutilated, text clean and perfect. 52°0 660 CONNECTICUT. Governor and Company of Connecticut, and Appended to this volume as a part of the testimony, is Major John Mason's "Brief History of the Pequot War," with a separate title. It is a volume of very great scarcity. A copy in the Brinley sale brought $115. The work was printed for the use of the judges and counsel in the final trial of the "Mason Case," on appeal from the judgment of the Court of Commissioners in 1743, to the King in Council. 661 CONNECTICUT. 10° Acts and Laws of his Majesties Colony of Connecticut in New England. sm. folio, half calf, New London, Timothy Green, 1715 Contains "Acts and Laws" passed subsequent to 1715, comprising 1716 to 1740, continuously paged, ending with page 486. (At the end), New London, T. Green, 1740. 662 CONNECTICUT. Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society. Vol. 1. 662* CONNECTICUT. Svo. cloth, Hartford, 1860 The General Laws and Liberties of Connect ticut Colonies: Revised and Published by Order of the General Court held at Hartford, Oct., 1672. folio, half calf, [Cambridge, Samuel Green, 1673] Title page wanting, first and last leaves mutilated, but text perfect. pp. 71 and table. This is the first publication in print of the Laws of the Colony of Connecticut. The Laws of that Colony were, however, reduced to form in 1650, and, as then codified, were first published in 1822 at Hartford, in 8vo., making, with some other matter, 120 pages. The Code of 1650 contains many of the laws in this volume, word for word; many others are modified; and many are here introduced for the first time. 663 CONOLLY, THOMAS. Languages. Dictionary of the Spanish and English 4 vols. 4to. calf, Madrid, 1797-98 664 CONSCIENCE, HENDRIK. Jacob van Artevelde. 3 vols. 12mo. sewed, Antwerpen, 1849, |