STUART, Moses, D.D., continued.

1 Letter to William E. Channing, D.D., on the Subject of Religious Liber-
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Boston, 1830. 8°, pp. 52.

2 Sermon preached at Salem, Nov. 5, 1818, at the Ordination of Pliny
Fisk, Levi Spaulding, Miron Winslow and Henry Woodward, as Mis-
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pp. 44.

Editor, &c. See HUG, J. L. Introduction to the New Testament.
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STUDIEN und Kritiken. See THEOLOGISCHE Studien und Kritiken.
STURGEON, William, M.D., of Manchester, Engl.

3 Annals (The) of Electricity, Magnetism, & Chemistry; and Guardian of
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STURGIS, Hon. William, of Boston.

4 Three Letters on the Somers Mutiny. See CRUISE (The), &c. STURZ, Friedrich Wilhelm.

Editor. See ETYMOLOGICVM Graece Lingvae Gvdianvm, etc.
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STUTTERHEIM, Major ·

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5 Bataille (La) d'Austerlitz;

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.. Relation officielle de la Bataille d'AusParis, 1806. 12° (4.4×2.5).

STYLES, John, D.D., of Brighton, England.

6 Life (The) of David Brainerd, with an Abridgment of his Diary and
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SUCKLEY, G., M.D., Surgeon U.S.A.

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7 Reports upon the Mammals, Water Birds, and Fishes. See UNITED STATES. (Explorations and Surveys for a Pacific Railroad, vol. 12, P. II.) SUETONIUS TRANQUILLUS, Caius, a Roman historian; b. about A.D. 70. 8 C. Svetonivs Tranqvillvs. Accedit e selectis multorum observationibus Commentarivs, exhibente Ioanne Schildio. [Embellished Title-page and Portraits.] Lvgdvni Batavorvm, 1647. 8° (6×3.4), pp. 850+. 9 C. Svetonivs Tranqvillvs. Ex recensione J. G. Grævii cum ejusdem animadversionibus. [Embellished Title-page and Portraits.] Amsteladami, 1697. 8° (5.1×2.9). 10 Histoire des douze Césars de Suétone, traduite par Henri Ophellot de la Pause: avec des Mélanges philosophiques & des Notes. Tom. 1–4.

Paris, 1771. 8° (5.5×2.9), m. b.

11 Lives (The) of the first Twelve Cæsars, translated from the Latin: with Annotations, and a Review of the Government and Literature of the different Periods. By A. Thompson. London, 1796. 8° (6.3×3.4), pp. 622. Oxonii, 1676. 8° (6.3 irr.X3.6).

12 Opera omnia Notis illustrata. SUGDEN, Edward Burtenshaw, Esq., of London.

13 Practical Treatise (A) of the Law of Vendors and Purchasers of Es1st American, from 2d London ed.

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SUIDAS, a Greek lexicographer; of the 11th or 12th century.

14 Lexicon [Greek] Ex recensione Imm. Bekkeri

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SULLIVAN, Francis Stoughton, LL.D., Prof. of Law, Univ. of Dublin. 1 Lectures on the Constitution and Laws of England: with a Commentary on Magna Charta, and Illustrations of many of the English Statutes. 2d ed. To which Authorities are added, and a Discourse is prefixed, concerning the Laws and Government of England. By G. Stuart. Dublin, 1790. 8° (6X3.5), pp. 570.

SULLIVAN, George, Attorney-General of N.H., U.S. Repr., &c.; b.1774. d.1838.
2 Address of George Sullivan and others. See UNITED STATES.
3 Oration in Boston, 4th July, 1816.
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SULLIVAN, James, LL.D., Governor of Massachusetts; b. 1744. d. 1808.

4 Altar (The) of Baal thrown down: or, The
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de Novion [J. Sullivan].

24.

French Nation defended, A Sermon, par Citoyen Boston, 1795. 8°, pp. 31.

5 Correspondence with Col. Pickering. See PICKERING, T.
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7 History (The) of Land Titles in Massachusetts.

8 History of the Penobscot Indians.
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9 Life, with Selections from his Writings. See AMORY, T. C.
10 Observations upon the Government of the United States of America.
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SULLIVAN, John.

11 Tracts upon India; written in the years 1779, 1780, and 1788. With subsequent Observations by him. London, 1795. 8° (5.6×3.1). SULLIVAN, John, LL.D., Major-Gen. in American Revolution; b. 1740. d. 1795. 12 Life, by O.W. B. Peabody. See SPARKS, J. (Amer. Biogr., 2d Ser., vol. 3.) SULLIVAN, T. R.

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15 Oration delivered before the Washington Benevolent Society of Massa-
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SULLIVANT, William S., A.M.

16 Contributions to the Bryology and Hepaticology of North America ; with ten Plates. See AMERICAN Academy, &c. (Memoirs, New Ser., vol. 3, 4.) SULLY, M. DE BETHUNE, Duc DE. See BETHUNE, M. de, Duke of Sully. SULPICIA, or SULPITIA, a Latin poetess, probably about A.D. 90.

17 Satyra. See BURMANN, P. (Poetae Latini Minores.)

SUMMARY View of the Courses of Crops, in the Husbandry of England & Mary-
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SUMNER, Bradford.

19 Address delivered at the Fifteenth Anniversary of the Massachusetts Peace Society, Jan. 19, 1831. Boston, 1881. 8°, pp. 30. [2 copies.]

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3 Catalogue of the Law Library of Harvard University; with a Historical
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4 Crime (The) against Kansas. Speech in the Senate of the United States, May 19, 1856.

5 Orations and Speeches.

SUMNER, Charles Pinckney, A.M.

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6 Letter on Speculative Free Masonry. An Answer to a Letter addressed
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SUMNER, George, Esq., of Boston.

7 Memoirs of the Pilgrims at Leyden. See MASSACHUSETTS Hist. Society.
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8 Oration (An) delivered before the Municipal Authorities of the City of
Boston, July 4, 1859. 2d ed.
Boston, 1859. 8°, pp. 69.

SUMNER, Increase, Governor of Massachusetts; b. 1746. d. 1799.

9 Memoir of Gov. I. Sumner. See SUMNER, W. H.

10 Sermons upon the Death of Gov. Increase Sumner. See HOLMES, A.; PORTER, Eliph.; THACHER, P.

SUMNER, Hon. William Hyslop, A.M., a son of Gov. Sumner.

11 Memoir of Increase Sumner, Gov. of Mass.; with a Genealogy of the Sumner Family. With Portrait. Boston, 1854. 8°, pp. 70.

Sure Guide (A) to Hell. Containing Directions to Parents, Youth, &c. By 12 Belzebub. 4th ed. Boston, reprinted, 1751. 8°, pp. 63. SURENHUSIUS, Guilielmus, Prof. of Hebrew at Amsterdam; fl. 1690–1720. 13 sive B.Cλos Karaλλayns in quo secundum veterum Theologorum Hebræorum Formulas allegandi, & Modos interpretandi conciliantur Loca ex V. in N. T. allegata.

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SUTTON, Amos.

14 Narrative (A) of the Mission to Orissa, supported by the New Connexion of General Baptists in England. Boston, 1833. 12° (5.1X3.1).

SUTTON, Charles, Bp. of Norwich.

15 Sermon at St. James', Westminster, January 30, 1708, on his taking leave of that Parish. London, 1709. 4°, pp. 27.

SUTTON, H.

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16 Description & Use of a large Quadrant, contrived and made by H. SutWhereunto is added, The Description and Use of a Geodætical Scheme, and Gnomonical Instrument: ... Published by R. Morden. London, 1669. 24° (4.1X2.3).

SWAIN, Rev. Joseph, of Walworth, England; b. 1761. d. 1796.

17 Redemption. A Poem.

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སྐ

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SWAN, Rev. William, an English missionary in Siberia. 4 Letters on Missions. With an introductory Preface by William Orme. Boston, 1831. 12° (4.4X2.7).

The New Testa

Joint Translator. See BIBLE,-The New Testament.
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SWAN, William D., a book publisher, of Boston.

5 Critic (The) criticised, and Worcester vindicated: consisting of a Review of an Article in the "Congregationalist," upon the Comparative Merits of Worcester's and Webster's Quarto Dictionaries.

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6 Memoirs of Life and Correspondence. See PEARSON, H. SWEDENBORG, formerly SWEDBERG, Emanuel, Baron, a Swedish natural philosopher & religious writer; b. in Stockholm, 1688. d. in London, 1772. 7 Angelic Wisdom concerning the Divine Love and the Divine Wisdom. Translated from the Latin. New York, 1855. 8° (6.8X3.9).

8 Angelic Wisdom concerning the Divine Providence. Translated from
the Latin.
New York, 1855. 8° (6.8X3.9).

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9 Aphorisms of Wisdom, chiefly from Swedenborg. See APHORISMS, &c.
10 Apocalypse (The) explained according to the Spiritual Sense; in which
are revealed the Arcana which are there predicted, and have been hither-
to deeply concealed. From a Latin posthumous work.
Vol. 1-5.
New York, 1846-47. 8° (7X4).
11 Apocalypse (The) revealed, wherein are disclosed the Arcana there fore-
told, which have heretofore remained concealed. Translated from the
Latin. . . . Vol. 1, 2. New ed. New York, 1855. 8° (6.8X3.9).
12 Arcana Coelestia. The Heavenly Arcana contained in the Holy Scrip-
tures or Word of the Lord unfolded, beginning with the Book of Gene-
sis: together with Wonderful Things seen in the World of Spirits and
in the Heaven of Angels. Translated from the Latin. Vol. 1-6. [Gen-
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New York, 1853-'57. 8° (6.8×3.9).
13 Conjugial Love and its Chaste Delights; also, Adulterous Love, and its
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14 Doctrine (The) of the New Jerusalem concerning the Lord. Translated
from the original Latin.
... Boston, 1795. 12° (4.9×2.8).
15 Doctrine (The) of the New Jerusalem concerning the Sacred Scripture.
[By E. Swedenborg.]
Boston, 1795. 12° (4.9×2.8).
16 Four Leading Doctrines (The) of the New Church, signified by the New
Jerusalem in the Revelation: being those concerning the Lord; the Sa-
cred Scripture; Faith; and Life. New York, 1857. 8° (6.8X3.9).

SWEDENBORG, Emanuel, Baron, continued.

1 Heaven and its Wonders, the World of Spirits, and Hell: from Things
heard and seen.
Translated by S. Noble.

en.

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New York, 1855. 8° (6.8X3.9).

2 Heavenly Doctrine (The) of the New Jerusalem, as revealed from Heav-
2d American ed.
Cambridge, 1820. 8°, pp. 100.
3 Heavenly Arcana, which are in the Sacred Scriptures or Word of the
Lord, laid open. Together with Wonderful Things which were seen in
the World of Spirits, and in the Heaven of Angels. Genesis. ...
Vol. 1-8. Exodus. Vol. 9-12. Boston, 1837-'47. 8° (6.1X3.6).
4 Index to the Heavenly Arcana contained in the Sacred Scriptures. I.
Of Words, Names, and Subjects. II. Of Passages of Scripture. Trans-
lated from the original Latin.

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Boston, 1848. 8° (6.6×3.8), pp. 100, 447. 5 Life of Emanuel Swedenborg, with some Account of his Writings, together with a brief Notice of the Rise and Progress of the New Church. Boston, 1831. 12° (5.4×3).

6 Miscellaneous Theological Works. The New Jerusalem and its Heav-
enly Doctrine; Brief Exposition; The Intercourse between the Soul
and the Body; The White Horse mentioned in the Apocalypse, Chap.
XIX.; and Appendix to the Treatise on the White Horse; On the Earths
in the Universe; The Last Judgment; a Continuation concerning the
Last Judgment.
New York, 1857. 8° (6.8X3.9), pp. 526.

NOTE. Each portion of this work has also independent title-page and paging.
7 Principia (The); or, The First Principles of Natural Things, being New
Attempts towards a Philosophical Explanation of the Elementary World.
Translated from the Latin by A. Clissold. Vol. 1, 2. [Plates.]

London, 1845, '46. 8° (6.6X3.9).

8 Principia Rerum naturalium sive novorum Tentaminum Phænomena
Mundi elementaris philosophice explicandi. Cum Figuris æneis.
Dresdæ et Lipsiæ, 1734. 2° (8.8×5.3).

9 Regnum Subterraneum sive Minerale de Cupro et Orichalco deque mo-
dis liquationum Cupri per Europam passim in usum receptis: de secre-
tione ejus ab argento: de conversione in Orichalcum: inque metalla di-
versi generis de lapide calaminari: de Zinco de vena Cupri et proba-
tione ejus pariter de chymicis præparatis, et cum cupro factis experi-
mentis &c. &c. Cum Figuris æneis.

Dresdæ et Lipsiæ, 1734. 2° (8.8×5.3), pp. 532. 10 Regnum Subterraneum sive Minerale de Ferro deque modis liquationum Ferri per Europam passim receptis: deque conversione Ferri crudi in Chalybem de vena Ferri et probatione ejus: pariter de chymicis præparatis et cum Ferro et Victriolo ejus factis experimentis &c. &c. Cum Figuris æneis. Dresdæ et Lipsiæ, 1734. 2° (8.8×5.3). 11 Remarks on the Assertions of the Author of the Memoirs of Jacobinism respecting the Character of Emanuel Swedenborg and the Tendency of his Writings. Philadelphia, 1800. 8°, pp. 37. [2 copies.] 12 True Christian Religion (The), containing the Universal Theology of the New Church, foretold by the Lord in Daniel VII. 13, 14, and in Rev. XXI. 1, 2. A New Translation. .. [Portrait.]

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Boston, 1833. 8° (7.3×4.2), 2 cols., pp. 576.