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Dining. Brillat-Savarin, A. Hand-book of dining Ga 5-8720 Diogenes Laertius. Lives and opinions of eminent philosophers. Trans. by C. D. Yonge. L., Ha 1-10447 Contents -Introduction; Preface; Thales; Solon; Chilo; Pittacus: Bias; Cleobulus; Periander; Anacharsis, the Scythian: Myson; Epimenides; Pherecydes; Anaximander; Anaximines; Archelaus; Socrates; Xenophon; Aeschines; Aristippus; Phoedo; Euclides; Stilpo; Crito; Simon; Glauco; Simias; Cebes Menodemus; Plato; Speusippus; Xenocrates; Polemo; Crates; Crantor; Arcesilaus; Bion: Lacydes; Carneades; Clitomachus; Aristotle; Theophrastus; Strato; Lycon; Demetrius; Heraclides; Antisthenes; Diogenes; Monimus: Onesicritus; Crates; Metrocles; Hipparchia: Menippus; Menedemus; Zeno; Ariston; Herillus; Dionysius; Cleanthes; Sphaerus; Chrysippus; Pythagoras; Empedocles; Epicharmus; Archytas: Alcmaeon; Hippasus; Philolaus; Eudoxus; Heraclitus; Xenophanes; Parmenides; Melissus; Zeno, the Eleatic; Leucippus; Democritus; Protagoras; Diogenes of Apollonia; Anaxarchus; Pyrrho; Timon; Epi

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Woolsey, T. D. Divorce and divorce legislation in the United States Divorce, la. Regnard. Dix, John A. Speeches and occasional addresses. N. Y., 1864. 2 v. 8° Ha 7-10564 A winter in Madeira and a summer in Spain and Florence. N. Y., 1851 Di 7-6760 J. R. Pulpit portraits; or, pen portraits of distinguished American divines; with sketches of congregations and choirs, and incidental notices of eminent British preachers. B., 1854 Db 3-4934 Dix, Morgan. Expositions of the epistles of St. Paul to the Galatians and Colossians according to the analogy of the catholic faith. N. Y., 1864. 8o Eg 6-8599 Dix, Wm. Giles. The unholy alliance; an American view of the war in the east. N. Y., 1855 Cg 1-3753 Aa 1-12589 Back-bone; photographed from "The scalpel." N. Y., 1866 Ga 3-15246 Dixon, E. S. The dovecote and the aviary; sketches of the natural history of pigeons and other domestic birds in a captive state, with hints for their management. L., 1851 Dixon, Wm. Hepworth. Free Russia.

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Contents.-Vol. I. The king; Of some scripture kings and eastern monarchs: Of some Sovereigns of the olden time; The canonized exkings. BRITAIN. Dethroned British and Saxon kings: Deposed kings from the conquest to James II.; James II. at St. Germains: Deposed monarchs of Scotland; Ireland; Wales and Man. FRANCE. The Merovingian race and the "Lazy kings;" The Carlovingians and Charles the fat; The house of Capet, and Louis the Saint; King John in the Savoy; The Bourbons and Charles X.; Louis Phillippe. CORSICA. Theodore of Corsica; A family of kings. HOLLAND. William Frederick; or, all for love. GERMAN EMPIRE. Charles the fat; Henry IV.; Charles V.; Ferdinand I., of Austria. BоHEMIA. The winter king. HUNGARY. The four deposed kings of Hungary, BAVARIA. Ludwig, the lover. POLAND. The early abdications; John Casimer V.; Stanislaus Leczinski; Stanislaus Poniatowski. II. ROME. Incidents in the lives of retired monarchs down to the death of Valerian; Diocletian; Maximian to Romulus Augustus. EASTERN EMPIRE. Grave or Cloister: The Byzantine Caesars of the iconoclastic period; The Basilian dynasty.-Monarchs among the monks; The Comneni.— More tenants for Studion; The Baldwins; The most Christian king, Monk Antony; The papal dynasty; The three Pii. RUSSIA. The Czars; Ivan VI. SARDINIA. Vietor Amadeus I.; Three crownless kings. SCANDINAVIA. Denmark; Eric IX.-Christian II.; Sweden; The story of Eric XIV.; Christina; Gustavus IV. SPAIN. Preliminary remarks; Philip V.; Charles IV. PORTUGAL. Historic Sketch; Sancho II.; Alphonso VI. TURKEY. Historic sketch; The two Bajazets; Conclusion.

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Douglass, Frederick. My bondage and my freedom. Part I. Life as a slave. Part II. Life as a freeman. Introduction by James McCune Smith. N. Y., 1855 Da 9-4786 Douglass, Wm. Summary, historical and political, of the first planting and present state of the British settlements in North America. B., 1755. 2 v. 8° Cb 2-15828 Douze histoires pour les enfants de quatre à huit ans. Par une mère de famille. P., 1863 Aa 4-12746 Dove, H. W. The law of storms; considered in connection with the ordinary movements of the atmosphere. Trans. by R. H. Scott. L., Ea 9-7353

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Dove-cote and aviary. E. S. Dixon. Dove in the eagle's nest. C. M. Yonge Dow, jr. See E. F. Paige. Dow, Lorenzo. The dealings of God, man, and the devil; as exemplified in the life, experience and travels of Lorenzo Dow in a period of over half a century; with polemic and miscellaneous writings, complete. To which is added the vicissitudes of life by Peggy Dow. Introduction by John Dowling. N. Y., 1853. 2 v. Da 12-4855 Hb 10-11003

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Rural essays; with a memoir of the author by G.
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Mansfield, E. D. Memoirs Drake, Edward Cavendish. Universal collection of authentic and entertaining voyages and travels, from the earliest accounts to the present time. L., 1770. fo Cb 1-2432

Contents.-Preliminary remarks; Discovery of the magnetic needle: History of the Portuguese navigators; First voyage of Christopher Columbus; Second voyage of Columbus: Third voyage of Columbus; Fourth voyage; The voyage of Ferdinand Maglianes, otherwise Magellan; Sir Thomas Cavendish's voyage round the world; Oliver Van Noort's voyage round the world, being the first attempted by the Dutch; Captain Wm. Dampier's voyage round the world, to which is prefixed an account of his other voyages: Captain Woodes Rogers's voyage round the world; Captain John Clipperton's voyage round the world; The voyage of George Anson, esq., afterwards Lord Anson, round the world; Discoveries of the Spaniards from the death of Columbus to the expedition of Hernando Cortes; Conquest of Mexico by Hernando Cortes; Discovery and conquest of

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Peru, by Francis Pizarro; Discovery and settle-
ment of Brazil by the Portuguese; The voyages
of Sir Walter Raleigh; Lionel Wafer's voyage
to the isthmus of Darien; Captain Thomas
James' voyage for the discovery of a north-
west passage to the south seas, abridged from
the author's own account; A brief narrative of
the wonderful preservation of eight men, who
were left behind by their ship's company in
1630 on the coast of Greenland; A journal kept
by seven sailors, who wintered on the island of
St. Maurice in Greenland, where they died in
1634; A short journal kept by seven sailors,
who were left to winter at Spitzbergen in 1634,
and died there in 1635; A short account of a
shipwreck near Spitzbergen, in 1646; Mr.
Henry Ellis's voyage for the discovery of a
north-west passage to the south, together with
some curious particulars, from the account pub-
lished by the clerk of the California; The first
Voyage to the East Indies by Vasquez de Gama;
The voyage of Captain James Lancaster to the
East Indies: Captain George Roberts's voyage
to the Cape de Verde Islands; Kolben's voyage
to the Cape of Good Hope; Mr. John Nienhoff's
voyages to the East Indies; A voyage to the
north of Europe, containing an account of the
sea coasts and mines of Norway, Lapland,
Siberia, Borandia, Iceland, Zembla and other
countries, extracted from the observations of a
gentleman, employed by the north sea company
of Copenhagen, to make discoveries; Everard
Yebrants Ides's travels from Muscovy to China;
Account of a journey to Palmyra, or Tedmor in
the desart, extracted from Mr. Wood's French
edition of the antiquities of Palmyra; An ac-
count of the ruins of Balbec, the ancient Heli-
opolis in Coelosyria; The natural history of
Norway, by Erich Pontoppidon; Windus's jour-
ney to Mequinez in the kingdom of Morocco;
Authentic narrative of the sufferings of the
British captives, belonging to the Inspector
privateer, during their slavery under Muley Ab-
dallah, emperor of Fez and Morocco; A narra-
tive of the loss of his majesty's ship, the Litch-
field, and the sufferings of the surviving part of
the crew during their slavery in Morocco;
Travels in the inland parts of Africa, by Mr.
Francis Moore; A description of Spain and
Portugal: A description of Sweden; An ac-
count of Denmark, extracted from the writings
of Lord Molesworth and others; Travels of
Monsieur Maupertuis, and his associates of
the royal aca temy of sciences, made by order
of the French king, to determine the figure of
the earth at the Polar Circle; A short but com-
prehensive account of the kingdom of Poland,
extracted from the writings of Doctor Bernard
Conner, physician of king John Sobieski; An
account of the seven united provinces of the
Low Countries, extracted from the writings of
Misson, and other travelers; A description of
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A concise description of Ireland: Some partic-
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Doctor Shaw's travel through Barbary; A
brief account of Germany, from Keysler and
other travelers; A general description of
Guinea; Description of copperplates: Reflec-
tions on the history of the conquest of Mexico,
by Hernando Cortes, inserted at the request of
a subscriber; A list of subscribers.

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