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Sheppard, John George—continued.
clearness the way in which the new nationalities were evolved out
of the confusion resulting from the invasions and the breaking-up
of the old empire. The author's religious point of view is the
opposite of Gibbon's." Adams's Manual of historical literature.
Sichel, Edith.
Catherine de' Medici and the French reformation. 1905..944.02 S56
For the traditional murderess and intriguer. Miss Sichel substitutes
a living, breathing, unromantic, but most interesting human being.
The book is not so much a biography of Catharine as a series of
historical studies dealing with her character and influence, and with
other leading 16th century figures.
Zimmermann, Wilhelm.
Popular history of Germany from the earliest period to the
present day; tr. by Hugh Craig. 4v. 1877-78
1943 Z64
v.i. From the primitive heathen period to the commencement of the
reign of Charles the Great (Charlemagne).
v.2. From the commencement of the reign of Charlemagne to the reign
of the Salian emperors.
v.3. From the accession of Conrad II to the death of the emperor
Maximilian.
v.4. From the reformation to the establishment of the new German
empire.
Written by an authority. Fully illustrated.
United States—History
Bayley, William H. & Jones, O. O.
History of the Marine Society of Newburyport, Massachusetts,
from its incorporation in 1772 to the year 1906,
together with a complete roster and narrative of important
events in the lives of its members. 1906. . . .qrg74.4 B33
Belknap, Jeremy.
History of New-Hampshire, from the discovery of the
river Pascataqua to the year one thousand seven hundred
and ninety. 3v. 1813 rg74.2 B39
"Volumes 1 and 2 of this work contain the history of New Hampshire
from the discovery of the river Piscataqua to the adoption of the
Federal Constitution. Volume 3 is a treatise on the geography,
natural history, productions, society, laws and government of that
Commonwealth at the time the author wrote. The first two volumes
are the most valuable. The...work has always held the highest rank
among the older state histories." Larned's Literature of American
history.
Benton, Nathaniel Soley.
History of Herkimer county [N. Y.], including the upper
Mohawk valley, from the earliest period to the present
time; also biographical notices of the most prominent
public men of the county, with important statistical
information. 1856 qr974-7 B44
[Campbell, Henry Colin.]
Wisconsin in three centuries, 1634-1905; narrative of three
centuries in the making of an American commonwealth;
illustrated with numerous engravings of historic
scenes and landmarks, portraits and facsimiles
of rare prints, documents and old maps. 4V. 1906.^977.5 C15
Coe, Charles H.
Red patriots; the story of the Seminoles. 1898
970.3 C65
"Bibliography," p.270-272.
History of the Seminole Indians of Florida, and their contests with
the encroaching white man.
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