CHADWICK. Chadwick (Rev. Jabez). New light on the subject of christian baptism. 204 pp. 120. Ithaca, [N. Y.] Mack & Andrus, 1832. A new testament dictionary, with original explanations and reflections. 413 pp. 120. Ithaca, N. Y. Mack, Andrus & co. 1849. Chafa (Sara Genevra). Napoleon Bona- Chaldæan account of the deluge. See Challoner (Rt. rev. Richard). An abstract Chalmers (Anna Mead). Brown and Arthur, 1861. See Hughes (Thomas). Chalmers (George). An historical view of the domestic economy of G. Britain, and Ireland, from the earliest to the present times: with a comparative estimate of their efficient strength. A new ed. XXV, 496 pp. 8°. Edinburgh, A. Constable & co. 1812. Chamberlain (Charles, jr.) The servant- Chamberlin (Everett). The struggle of '72. Chamberlin (William H.) History of the CHAMPLIN. Chambers (Robert and William). Cham- CONTENTS. No. 6. Elements of zoology; or, natural history of No. 7. Elements of geology, by David Page. CONTENTS. No. 3. 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Campaign hand book Champion (The) song and dance book, 1872. CHAMPLIN. Champlin (James Tift, d. d.)-continued. The same. Containing an outline of the science, with an abstract of its history. New ed. 312 pp. 120. New York, Woolworth, Ainsworth & co. [1872]. Chandler (Charles F.) Report on petroleum as an illuminator, and the advantages and perils which attend its use; with special reference to the prevention of the traffic in dangerous kerosene and naphtha. 110 pp. 8°. New York, N. Y. printing co. 1871. Changed (The) cross, and other religious poems. [anon.] 2d ed. 288 pp. sq. 180. New York, A. D. F. Randolph & co. [1872]· S. The same. The changed cross, and the shadow of the rock. Religious poems selected from many sources. New and enlarged ed. 2 v. in 1. 1 p. 1. 288 pp; 288 pp. sq. 16°. New York, A. D. F. Randolph & co. [1872]. Channing (William Ellery, jr.) Poems. viii, 151 pp. 16°. Boston, C. C. Little § J. Brown, 1843. Poems. 2d series. vii, 160 pp. 16°. Boston, J. Munroe & co. 1847. [With his Poems, ed. Boston, 1843]. Chapin (Alonzo Bowen, d. d.) An english spelling book; containing rules and reasons for orthography and pronunciation. 170 pp. 16°. New Haven, Durrie & Peck, 1841. CHARACTER. Chaplin (Mrs. Jane Dunbar). Aunt Elsie's Chapman (Henry C. m. d.) Evolution of CONTENTS. A hand-book of anglo-saxon orthography, 1852. 134 pp. 1 chart. pp. A hand-book of anglo-saxon root-words, 1853. 159 Outlines of english grammar. On the basis of the anglo-saxon, 1853. 160 pp. Chapman (M. J.) The greek pastoral poets, Theocritus-Bion-Moschus, done into english. 3d ed. vii, 380 pp. 12°. London, Saunders, Otley & co. 1866. Chapman (Nathaniel, m. d.) A compendium of lectures on the theory and practice of medicine. Prepared from dr. Chapman's manuscripts. By N. D. Benedict, m. d. viii, 17-258 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Lea f Blanchard, 1846. Chapman (Thomas, d. d.) An essay on the roman senate. viii, 398 pp. 91. 8°. Cambridge, [Eng.] J. Bentham, 1750. Chapone (Mrs. Hester). Letters on the improvement of the mind, addressed to a young lady. [Also], the life of the author; with a father's advice to an only daughter immediately after marriage. 2 v. in 1. 310 pp. 16°. Hagerstown, [Md.] W. Bell, for G. Nourse, 1818-19. Chappel (Alonzo). Lives and portraits of the presidents of the United States, 1873. See Duyckinck (E. A.) and Chappel. 18°. Chapsal (C. P.) Grammaire française. See Noël (François J. M.) and Chapsal. A view of the organization and order of the primitive church: containing a scriptural plan of the apostolic church: [also], the apostolic succession, connecting it with the church of the present day. 408 pp. 120. New Haven, Hitchcock & Stafford, 1842. Chapin (Rev. Edwin Hubbell). Duties of 203 pp. Duties of young women. 8th ed. 218 pp. 180. Boston, Putnam & brother, 1856. Chapin (Mrs. Sallie F.) Fitz-Hugh St. Clair, the South Carolina rebel boy; or, it is no crime to be born a gentleman. 252 pp. 5 pl. 120. Philadelphia, Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1872. See A new system of french grammar. See Noël (François J. M.) and Chapsal. Nouvelle grammaire française. Noël (François J. M.) and Chapsal. Character (The) of Christ considered; or a brief exhibition of the scripture testimony respecting the person and the two Pausanias, a dramatic poem. Lenoré, from the german of Bürger. The son of the wilderness, a dramatic poem, from the german of F. Halm, Münch-Bellinghausen. The gladiator of Ravenna, a play from the german of Friedrich Halm. Charvet (P. A.) De l'action comparée de l'opium, et de ses principes constituans sur l'économie animale. viii, 312 pp. 8°. Paris, F. G. Levrault, 1826. Chase (A. W. m. d.) Dr. Chase's family physician, farrier, bee-keeper, and second receipt book; being an entirely new and complete treatise. 644 pp. portrait. 12°. Ann Arbor, Mich. Ann Arbor printing and publishing co. 1873. Dr. Chase's recipes; or, information for every body: an invaluable collection of about eight hundred practical recipes. 10th ed. 384 pp. 120. Ann Arbor, Mich., Chase & Stelle, 1863. Chase (Irah, d. d.) Baptismal tracts for the times: the design of baptism, viewed in its relation to the christian life. [Also, several articles, by Henry J. Ripley, George W. Samson and Horatio B. Hackett], occasioned by dr. Robinson's Lexicon of the new testament, and the dogma of baptismal regeneration. xi, 194 pp. 16°. Boston, Gould & Lincoln, 1851. Chase (Lucien B.) English serfdom and american slavery: or, ourselves-as others Chase (Lucien B.)-continued. CHAUCER. see us. 259 pp. 120. New York, H. Long & brother, [1854]. Chase (Pliny Earle). The common-school arithmetic, designed for learners of every class. [With key]. 2 parts in 1 v. 256 pp; 31 pp. 12°. Worcester, [Mass.] A. Hutchinson, [1848]. The same. [Revised ed. With key]. 288, 31 pp. 120. Boston, Brown, Taggard & Chase, [1857]. The elements of arithmetic; in which decimal and integral arithmetic are combined, and taught inductively, on the system of Pestalozzi. Part first. 144 pp. 169. Philadelphia, U. Hunt & son, 1844. Chassant (Alphonse Antoine Louis) and Delbarre (Pierre Jean). Dictionnaire de sigillographie pratique contenant toutes les notions propres à faciliter l'étude et l'interprétation des sceaux du moyen âge. 2 p. 1. viii, 264 pp. 16 pl. 120. Paris, J. B. Dumoulin, 1860. Chaucer (Geoffrey). English of the xivth century, illustrated by notes, grammatical and philological, on Chaucer's Prologue and Knight's tale. By Stephen H. Carpenter. [With text]. xv, 313 pp. 120. Boston, Ginn brothers, 1872. A treatise on the astrolabe; addressed to his son Lowys by Geoffrey Chaucer, a. d. 1391. Edited from the earliest mss. by rev. Walter W. Skeat. lxix, 119 pp. 7 pl. 8°. London, N. Trübner & co. 1872. [CHAUCER Society publications, 1st series, no. 29]. The same. Ixix, 119 pp. 7 pl. 80. London, N. Trübner & co. 1872. [EARLY english text society, extra series, no. 16]. Chaucer society publications, 2d series, no. 7. Originals and analogues of some of Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Part 1. 8°. London, N. Trübner & co. 1872. CONTENTS. The life of Constance (the source of Chaucer's 'Man-of-law's tale") from the anglo-norman chronicle of Nicholas Trivet. pp. 1-53. The tale of the wife of Merelaus, the emperor, containing analogues of the treason that the false knight wrought Constance and of the renegade steward's attempt on her chastity. [By P. Bercheur]. pp. 55–70. King Offa's intercepted letters and banisht queen, to compare with king Alla's in Chaucers Man. of-law's tale." [By Matthew of Paris]. pp. 71-84. Two french fabliaux like Chaucer's Reeve's tale, [viz: De Gombert et des deux clers, par Jean de Boves. The miller and the two clerks]. pp. 85-102. Two latin stories like Chaucer's "Friar's tale," viz. Narratio de quodam senescallo sceleroso. De advocato et diabolo. [By J. 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[Leisure hour series]. Chervin (Nicolas). De l'opinion des médecins américains sur la contagion ou la non-contagion de la fièvre jaune, ou réponse aux allégations de mm. les docteurs Hosack et Townsend de New-York. 192 Chesebro (Caroline). Blessings in dispp. 8°. Paris, J. B. Baillière, 1829. guise; or, pictures of some of miss Haydon's girls. 178 pp. 3 pl. 18°. New York, Carlton & Porter, [1863]. The little cross-bearers. 160 pp. 1 pl. 16o. Auburn, Derby & Miller, 1854. Chester (Edward). Gems of school song, or songs for the school-room. 180 pp. 189. New York, L. Cobb, jr. & co. 1851. Chester (John). See Mitchell (John). Chevalier (Michel). Cours d'économie politique fait au collége de France. 430 pp. 160. Bruxelles, A. Wahlen & cie. 1845. Chew (Samuel, m. d.) Lectures on medical education. 152 pp. 120. Philadelphia, Lindsay & Blakiston, 1864. Chiabrera (Gabriello). Lettere di G. Chiabrera à Bernardo Castello. 1a ed. 1 p. 1. vii, 330 pp. 2 portraits. 8°. Genova, Ponthenier & f. 1838. 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Chickering (John White, d. d.) Christian morality, a series of discourses on the decalogue. 257 pp. 120. Boston, Crocker & Brewster, 1839. Child (Asaph B. m.d.) The bouquet of spiritual flowers; received chiefly through the mediumship of mrs. J. S. Adams. 188 pp. 120. Boston, B. Marsh, 1856. Whatever is, is right. xi, 221 pp. 12°. Boston, Berry, Colby & co. 1860. Child (Mrs. Lydia Maria). Biographies of good wives. A new ed. 288 pp. 160. New York, C. S. Francis & co. 1846. [FRANCIS & CO's cabinet library]. The biographies of madame de Staël, and madame Roland. x, 265 pp. inc. portrait. 12°. Boston, Carter & Hendee, 1832. [LADIES' family library, v. 1]. The same. Memoirs of madame de Staël, and of madame Roland. New ed. 248 pp. portrait. 169. New York, C. S. Francis & co. 1847. [FRANCIS & CO's cabinet library]. Fact and fiction: a collection of stories. 282 pp. 120. New York, C. S. Francis & co. 1846. The history of the condition of women, in various ages and nations. 2 v. vi, 298 pp; vi, 298 pp. 120. Boston, J. Allen & co. 1835. [LADIES' family library, v. 4-5]. Rainbows for children. Edited by L. Maria Child. [anon.] Engd. tit. 170 pp. 9 pl. sq. 16°. New York, C. S. Francis & co. 1848. Child of Mary. See Notre Dame (Sisters of). Childhood; or, little Alice. [anon.] 189 CHOICE. Children's victories; or, Ossie and Maria. [anon.] 400 pp. 2 pl. 16°. Philadelphia, Am. s.-s. union, [1870]. Child's (The) annual. [anon.] vi, 192 pp. 16°. Boston, Allen & Ticknor, 1834. Child's (The) anti-slavery book: containing a few words about american slave children. And stories of slave-life. [anon.] 158 pp. 180. New York, Carlton & Porter, [1860]. Child's (The) book of ballads. [anon.] 180 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, Am. s. s. union, [1849]. Child's (The) cabinet. [anon.] v. 1. 156 pp. 160. New Haven, Conn. J. L. Cross, 1832. Child's (The) delight: a present for young people. Edited by a lady. [anon.] 152 pp. inc. 6 col. pl. sq. 16°. Philadelphia, G. S. Appleton, 1845. Child's (The) guide, 1830. See Merriam (George). Boston, Child's (The) picture book of Indians: containing views of their costumes, ornaments, weapons, sports, habitations, wardances, etc. [Also], a collection of indian anecdotes. By a citizen of New England. [anon.] iv, 205 pp. sq. 160. Carter, Hendee & co. 1833. Child's (The) prayer and hymn book, for the use of catholic sunday schools throughout the United States. [anon.] 1 p. 1. 164 pp. 1 pl. 24°. Baltimore, J. Murphy, 1844. The same. [Also], The vespers for sundays, benediction of the blessed sacrament, and the responses before and during high mass, set to music. New ed. 348, 32 pp. 1 pl. 32°. Baltimore, J. Murphy & co. 1871. Child's (The) scripture question book. [anon.] 197 pp. 180. Philadelphia, Am. s.-s. union, [1836]. Chinese (A) fragment. Containing an enquiry into the present state of religion in England. See Bates (Ely). Chitwood (Miss Mary Louisa). Poems, selected and prefaced by George D. Prentice. 288 pp. 120. Cincinnati, Moore, Wilstach, Keys & co. 1857. Choice consolation for the suffering children of God. Compiled from the writings of Leighton, Romaine, Cecil, Newton, Winslow, etc. [anon.] With an introduction by the rt. rev. Manton Eastburn. 155 pp. 16°. Boston, E. P. Dutton & co. 1864. |