1696 LOPEZ (Gregorius) Summarischer Bericht, was sich in den Philippinischen Insulen, im Jahr 1608, fuernemblich in Geistlichen sachen und fortpflanzung dess heiligen Catholischen Glaubens denckwuerdigs zugetragen, Genommen auss der zu Rom. in Italianischer Sprach getruckten Relation R. P. G. Lopes, fine copy, scarce.

40 Augsburg, 1612 1697 LOPEZ (Gregory). The Holy Life of Gregory Lopez, a Spanish Hermite in the West Indies, [by Francis Losa]. Done out of Spanish, the Second Edition,"

Scarce. 8° Printed in the year 1675 Gregory Lopez, one of the most successful of the many early Missionaries among the Indians of New Spain, was born at Madrid, the 4th of July 1542, and is said to have been a funchild of Charles Quint. At the age of 20 he landed at Vera Cruz, and soon after pitched his tent among the Chichimecos Indians. He died on the 20th July 1596, at Santa Fé, six miles from Mexico, where Father Losa wrote his life in 1612.

1698 LORRAINE [A Map of]. La Lorraine qui comprend les Duchés de Lorraine et de Bar et les Balliages des Eveschés et des Villes de Metz, Toul, et Verdun. Par H. Jaillot, 24 by 18 inches, SCARCE.

J. Cóvens et C. Mortier, Amsterdam, [1696] 1699 Loraine (Carte de), Suivant les Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale, 16 by 13 inches.

Pierre vander Aa, Leide, [1710] 1700 Lord (Benjamin) God glorified in his Works of Providence and Grace. A Remarkable Instance of it in the various and signal Deliverances that evidently appear to be wrought for Mrs. Mercy Wheeler in Plainfield; lately restored from extreme Impotence and long Confinement, uncut, and wanting after pape 40.

So Rogers & Fowle, Boston, 1743 1701 LORD (Benjamin) The Parable of the Merchant-Man seeking goodly Pearls, etc. Explain'd and Improv'd: (In Substance) as delivered at Norwich, September 27th, 1772. Revised and now published for Public Benefit, fine copy, 120 Green & Spooner, Norwich, Conn. 1773 Spooner became afterwards one of the earliest if not the earliest printer in Vermont.

scarce.

1702 Lorenzo (Francisco) Por D. Francisco Lorenzo de San Milian, Juez oficial de la Casa de la Contratacion de Sevilla, y Contador de la Visita del Tribunal de Quentas de la Ciudad de Mexico, y de las caxas Reales della, y de las de mas del Reyno de Nueva España. En la Causa que en virtud de Cedula de Su Magestad se ha actuado contra el dicho Don Francisco sobre sus procedimientos en el juizio de visita de las caxas y Minas de la Ciudad de Zacatecas, excessively rare. fol. [Mexico, 1672]

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1703 Loring (James Spear) The Hundred Boston Orators appointed by the Municipal Authorities and other Public Bodies, from 1770 to 1852, comprising Historical Gleanings illustrating the principles and progress of our Historical Institutions. Second Edition enlarged, cloth.

12o Pierre le Petit, Paris, 1681

See No. 1697, under Lopez.

8° J. P. Jewett, Boston, 1853 1701 Losa (François, Curé de l'Eglise Cathedral de Mexico) La Vie du bien heureux Gregorie Lopez. Traduction de M. Arnauld d'Andilly, portrait, fine copy, calf. 1705 LOUISIANA. Accurata delineatio Regionis Ludoviciana vel Gallice Louisiane et Canadæ et Floridæ adpellatione descriptæ quæ hodie nomine fluminis Mississippi vel St. Louis per colonias navigationes Gallorum magis magisque inclarescit. Cura et manu Matthæi Seutteri, 22 by 19 inches, coloured, a splendid historical map, of very great rarity and importance. [Paris, 1690 ?] 1706 LOUISIANA. Ausführliche historische und Geographische Beschreibung des an dem Mississippi in Nord-America gelegenen Landes Louisiana. In welches die neu-aufgerichtete Frantzösische Indianische Compagnie zu schichten angefangen; Worbey zugleich einige Reflexionen uber die Desseins gedachter Compagnie, etc. Andere Auflage, fine clean copy, with the rare map of the Mississippi River and Old Louisiana, including the "Hohio" river,

SCARCE.

12° Leipzig, 1720 1707 LOUISIANA. Carte de la Louisiana par le Sr. D'Anville Dressée en Mai 1732. Publiée en 1752, 25 by 20 inches, fine and very important, shewing the vallies of the Mississippi and Red rivers. [Paris, 1.752] 1708 LOUISIANA (An Account of), being an Abstract of Documents in the Offices of the Departments of State and of the Treasury, fine and uncut. 8° Wm. Duane, Philadelphia, 1803 1709 Löw (C.) Meer oder Seehanen Buch der Königen von Hispania, Portugal, Engellandt und Frankreich durch welche Schiffarten ein Newe Welt gegen Nidergang, etc. erfunden und entdeckt sind, etc. etc. black letter, with the 3 scarce maps. folio, Cölln, 1598 This EXCESSIVELY RARE volume contains the four Voyages of Columbus; the Voyages of Ferdinand Cortez and Ferdinand Magellan; the Voyages of Martin Frobisher and Sir Francis Drake; the Travels of Sir R. Grenville in Virginia, and of Sir Walter Raleigh in Guiana; the Voyage of Sir John Hawkins to the West Indies, etc. etc. 1710 Lowell (John) Analysis of the late Correspondence between Our Administration and Great Britain and France, with an Attempt to shew what are the Real Causes of the Failure of the Negotiation. [By J. Lowell],

uncut.

So Russell and Cutler, Boston, [1811 ?]

SCARCE.

1711 LUCAS COUNTY, Ohio (Map of) from Special Surveys and Official Records by the Publishers, J. D. and E. Janney, [with views of public buildings and private residences] 52 by 39 inches, coloured, fine copy, clean and Philad. 1862 1712 Luleä. Charta Ofver Luleä Lappmark samt Lulea, Räneä, Ofver och Neder Kalix Socknar i Westerbottens Höfdingedöme med derinom belägne Bergs Rädet Friherre S. G. Hermelins Rrucks och Odlings-Districter. Förgattad af Carl M. Robsahm, 233 by 19 inches, fine copy, coloured, 1801

scarce.

1713 LUMEN HISTORIARUM per Orientem illustrandis Biblijs sacris, Martyrologis, et alijs multis, Concinn. Fran. Hareio, [a fine copper-plate map], 14 by 10 inches, good copy, clean and scarce. Antverpia [1580?] This very curious and rare map contains the local and historical geography of the Bible,-that is, the Mediterranean and countries bordering on it east of Greece, the Black and Caspian Seas, Asia Minor, and Asia to the East of the Persian Gulf. On the right border is an enlarged and interesting map of Judea, and on the upper side is 3 small but elaborate map of the World, entitled Typis Orbis investigandum Ophir, in which the great bogus Southern Continent or Australia is larger than America and Africa. Madagascar is called Ophir Orteli, and San Domingo Ophir Stephani.

1714 LUPTON (Donald) The History of the Moderne Protes tant Divines, . . . with a true Register of all their Treatises and Writings. Faithfully translated out of Latine by D. L(upton), with good inpressions of the 45 fine copperplate portraits printed in the text,

SCARCE.

12o N. and J. Okes, London, 1637 1715 Luxborough (Lady) Letters written by the late Right Honourable Lady Luxborough to William Shenstone, Esq. [1739-1756]. 8° C. Jenkin, Dublin, 1776 1716 Luxemburg. Le Duché de Luxembourg devisé en Quartier Walon et Allemand dans chacun desquels sont diviséz les Seigneuries, Prevostés et Comtés le Duché de Bouillon, le Comté de Namur, etc. par le Sr. Sanson, 27 by 22 inches, coloured, fine copy. H. Jaillot, Paris, 1692 1717 Luxemburg. Luxembergensis Ducatus, tam in minores quam Principales Ditiones peraccurate distinctus per Nico laum Visscher, 23 by 19 inches. Amst. [1700] 1718 Lyon (Captain G. F.) The Private Journal of Capt. G. F. Lyon of H.M.S. Hecla during the recent Voyage of Discovery under Captain Parry, map and plates, fine copy, boards, uncut. 8° J. Murray, London, 1824 | 1719 Lyon (Captain G. F.) A Narrative of an Attempt to reach Repulse Bay through Sir Thomas Rowe's "Welcome" in H.M.S. Griper in 1824, with chart and engrav ings, boards, uncut. 8° London, 1825

1720 Lyell (Charles) Lectures on Geology, delivered at the Broadway Tabernacle in New York. Second edition, revised and corrected. With an Introduction. To which is added a Lecture on the different Races of Men, by J. Augustine Smith. Reported by H. J. Raymond.

80 N. York, 1848 1721 Lyonnois (Gouvernement General du) Suivant les Estats Generaux tenu à Paris en l'Année 1614, (Partie Septen. Partie Meridionale), 2 maps, ea. 22 by 16

inches.

Pierre Mortier, Amsterdam, [1696 ?] 1722 Lyonnois (Carte du Gouvernement de) suivant les Nouvelles Observations de Messrs. de l'Academie Royale, 16 by 13 inches. Pierre vander Aa, Leide, [1710P]

1723

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JABLY (Abbé de) Remarks concerning the Go. vernment and the Laws of the United States of America, from the French, with Notes by the Translator, calf. 8° Dublin, 1785 1724 Macclintock (Samuel, of Greenland, N.H.) Evidences of Christianity. A Sermon delivered at the Ordination of the Rev. Jesse Appleton, to the care of the Congregational Society in Hampton, [New Hampshire], Feb. 22, 1797. 8° Charles Pierce, Portsmouth, N. H. 1797 1725 Mackenzie (Henry) Julia de Roubigné, a Tale by the Author of the Man of Feeling, [H. Mackenzie]. A New edition, to which is added the Dying Ode of Julia de Roubigné, not inserted in any former Edition, 2 vols. in 1, portrait of Julia, a scarce edition.

12° Mathew Carey, Phila. 1809 1726 McKinnen (Daniel) A Tour through the British West Indies in 1802-1803, giving a particular account of the Bahama Islands, map of the West India Islands and Central America. 8° London, 1801 1727 McKinnen (Daniel) A Tour through the British West Indies in 1802-1803, giving a particular account of the Bahama Islands, map, fine copy, boards,

uncut.

8° J. White, London, 1801 1728 MACKINTOSH (Duncan, and his two Daughters) A Plain, rational Essay on English Grammar: the main object of which is to point out a plain, rational and permanent standard of Pronunciation, to which is given a Gamut or Key still more simple, plain and easy than that given to Music, by Duncan Mackintosh, and his two Daughters, fine copy, excessively rare and uncommonly odd. So Martinico, 1799 This Grammatical Crazy trio is said to have started in Boston, where their work was printed. Errata of three pages and a new title were added in Martinico. This copy has many manuscript notes, additions, and corrections by the Authors, and a Manuscript Dedication by THE AUTHORS to the University of Oxford.

1729 M'Konochie (Captain, R.N.) A Summary View of the Statistics and Commerce of the Principal Shores of the Pacific Ocean, map of the Pacific Ocean, fine copy,

uncut. 8° London, 1818 Treats of the commerce of the North Pacific, of what is now California, Oregon, Vancouver, British Columbia, and Alaska, etc. etc. 1730 MACOMB and ST. CLAIR, Michigan, Map of the Counties of, from Special Surveys and County Records by Geil and Jones, [with 33 views of public buildings and private residences and plans of the chief villages and cities] 62 by 53 inches, coloured, clean and scarce. Philadelphia, 1859 1731 MacVickar (Rev. J.) Tribute to the Memory of Sir Walter Scott, [the proceedings of the Meeting of the Citizens of New York, to express their regret at his death, with an Eulogium], scarce. 8° Scott & Co., New York, 1833 1732 MACROBIUS INTEGER NITIDUS suoq. decori a Joanne Riuio restitutus. Cum indicio et amplo et veridico, Colophon, Macrobii Aurelii viri consularis et illustris Saturnaliorum iLbri [sic] nouiter recogniti: infinitisq. erroribus expurgati. q diligétisssme nunc rursum impressi Parrbisiis accuratione Ascensiana. Ad Kalendas Februarias Calculo Romano M.D.XV. fine copy. folio, Venundatur

ab Jodoco Badio & Ioanne Parvo, Paris, 1515 With many curious woodcuts and capital letters. On the reverse of Dvii is a large map of the world surrounded by water, with a great boiling ocean between the Northern and Southern Continents. The artist has reversed it, putting India on the left.

1733 MacCulloh (Prof. R. H) Report to the Secretary of the Treasury, of the Operations at the Mint of the United States in refining California Gold by his Zinc

method.

So Washington, 1852 1734 MADAGASCAR. Carte Particuliere de l'Isle Dauphine ou Madagascar et St. Laurens, Levée par Ordre Expres des Roys de Portugal sous qui on et a Fait la Decouverte, 331 by 22 inches, coloured, fine clean copy, SCARCE.

Jeans Covens et Corneille Mortier, Amsterdam, [1700?] 1735 MADISON (James, President) Mr. Madison's War. A Dispassionate Inquiry into the Reasons alleged by Mr. Madison for declaring an Offensive and Ruinous War against Great Britain; together with some suggestions as to a Peaceable and Constitutional Mode of averting that dreadful Calamity. By a New England Farmer, [John Lowell], uncut and scarce.

8° Charles Spear, Hanover, N. H. 1812 1736 Maffitt (John N.) Tears of Contrition, or Sketches of the Life of J. N. Maffit, with Religious and Moral Reflections, to which are appended Poetic Effusions, written by Himself. 12° Samuel Green, New London, 1821 The Original Poetry fills 10 pages at the end of the volume.