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1 Treatise (A) on Isometrical Drawing, as applicable to Geological and
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SOTHEBY, William, Esq.

Translator. See VIRGILIUS MARO, P. The Georgics. SOTO, Ferdinando DE, a Spanish officer, the discoverer of the Mississippi River; b. 1500. d. 1542.

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3 Historical and Political Memoirs of the Reign of Lewis XVI, from his Marriage to his Death; founded on a variety of authentic documents, furnished to the author, before the Revolution . . .; and on the Secret Papers, discovered, after the 10th of August, 1792, in the Closets of the King at Versailles and the Tuilleries. Translated from the French. .. With explanatory Tables, and 113 Portraits. Vol. 1-6.

London, 1802. 8° (5.8X3.1). 4 Mémoires historiques et politiques du Règne de Louis XVI, depuis son Mariage jusqu'a sa Mort. Ouvrage compose sur des pieces authentiques fournies à l'auteur, avant la Révolution . . . ; et sur les pièces justificatives recueilles, après le 10 Août, dans les cabinets de Louis XVI, à Versailles, et au château des Tuileries. Tom. 1-6. [Portraits.]

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SOUTH, John Flint, F.L.S., Surgeon to St. Thomas' Hospital, London. 5 Anatomy of the Bones and Muscles. See (ENCYCLOPEDIA Metropolitana, vol. 7).

6 Zoology. See (ENCYCLOPEDIA Metropolitana, vol. 7).

SOUTH, Robert, D.D., Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, &c.; b. 1633. d. 1716. 7 Discourses on various Subjects and Occasions.

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SOUTHEY, Robert, Esq., LL.D., an English author; b. in Bristol, 1774. d. 1843.

Boston, 1825. 8° (5.7X3.4). [Map of Spain.]

9 Chronicle of the Cid, from the Spanish; by R. Southey.

10 Joan of Arc, an Epic Poem.

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New-York, 1808. 12° (5.6×3.3). [2 copies.] 12 Letters written during a short Residence in Spain and Portugal. With some Account of Spanish and Portugueze Poetry.

13 Life (The) of William Cowper, Esq.

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15 Life (The) of Wesley; and the Rise and Progress of Methodism. [Portrait.] Vol. 1, 2.

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SOUTHEY, Robert, Esq., LL.D., continued.

1 Memoir of Dr. Watts. See WATTS, I. Hora Lyricæ, &c.-Pp. xi.-lxxviii.
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the Progress and Prospects of So-
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3 Sir Thomas More: or Colloquies on
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London, 1829. 8° (5.5X3.3).

Editor. See HOMERUS. The Iliad; translated by W. Cowper.
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SOUTHGATE, Horatio, American Prot.-Episc. Bishop to Turkey.

4 Narrative of a Tour through Armenia, Kurdistan, Persia and Mesopo-
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SOWERBY, George Brettingham, jun., F.L.S., an English engraver, &c.; b. 1812. 6 Thesaurus Conchyliorum, or Monographs of Genera of Shells. Edited by G. B. Sowerby, jun. [Text.-] Vol. 1, 2. [Plates.-] Vol. 1, 2. 4 vols. London, 1847-255. 8° (text 6.4X3.7; plates 8X5).

SOWERBY, James, F.L.S., &c., an English naturalist; b. 1757. d. 1822. 7 Botanical Drawing-Book (A); or, An Introduction to drawing Flowers according to Nature. 2d ed. [Plates.] London, n. d. 4° (4.2×6.5). SOZOMEN, Hermias, an advocate at Constantinople; d. about 450.

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9 Novelle. See (NOVELLE di Autori Senesi).

SPAIN. The History of Spain, from the Establishment of the Colony of Gades 10 by the Phoenicians, to the Death of Ferdinand, surnamed the Sage. By the Author of the History of France. . . . Vol. 1–3. [Map.]

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SPALLANZANI, Lazaro, l'Abbé, an Italian naturalist; b. 1729. d. 1799. 14 Dissertations relative to the Natural History of Animals and Vegetables. Translated from the Italian of the Abbé Spallanzani. To which are added two Letters from Mr. Bonnet to the Author. . . . Vol. 1, 2. [Plates.] London, 1784. 8° (5.8X3.3). 15 Travels in the Two Sicilies, and some parts of the Apennines. See PINKERTON, J. (Collection of Voyages, &c., vol. 5.)

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SPECIMENS of Foreign Standard Literature. See RIPLEY, G. SPECTATOR (The): a periodical paper, published in 1711-1713, and written 4 chiefly by Addison and Steele. See (BRITISH Essayists, vol. 5-12). 5 Spectator (The). Vol. 1-8. Edinburgh, 1785. 12° (5.6X3).

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SPEECHES of the Governors of Massachusetts, 1765-75. See MASSACHUSETTS. SPENCE, William, F.L.S.

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8 Radical Cause (The) of the present Distresses of the West-India Planters pointed out; and the Inefficiency of the Measures which have been hitherto proposed for relieving them, demonstrated: with Remarks on the Publications of Sir William Young, Bart. Charles Bosanquet, Esq. and Joseph Lowe, Esq.; relative to the Value of the West-India Trade. London, 1807. 8° (6X3.2).

SPENCER, Herbert, an English author; b. 1820.

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11 Discourse commemorative of the Rev. Th.
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Albany, 1847. 8°, pp. 47.

12 Discourse delivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Bowdoin College, September 5, 1850.

Albany, 1850. 8°, pp. 44.

13 Lectures illustrating the Contrast between True Christianity and various
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Woods; also an Appendix, consisting of Letters from Rev. Drs. Alex-
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15 Lectures to Young People. With an introductory Address, by S. Miller. New-York, 1830. 12° (5.7X3.2). 16 Letters from Europe, in 1828; first published in the New-York Obsarver. [By W. B. Sprague.] New-York, 1828. 12° (5.2×3.3). 17 Life of Timothy Dwight. See SPARKS, J. (Amer. Biogr., 2d Ser., vol. 4.)