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130 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH Josephus, Flavius. rg33 J440 Flavii Josephi Hebraei opera omnia, Graece et Latine, excusa ad editionem Lugduno-Batavam Sigeberti Havercampii cum Oxoniensi Joannis Hudsonii collatam; curavit Franciscus Oberthur. 3v. in 5. 1782-85. Schwickertus. Lenormant, Frangois, & Chevallier, E. g3o L6is Student's manual of oriental history; a manual of the ancient history of the East to the commencement of the Median wars. 2v. 1871. Lippincott. v.i. Comprising the history of the Israelites, Egyptians, Assyrians and Babylonians. v.2. Medes and Persians, Phoenicians and Arabians. A short bibliography is given at the beginning of many of the chapters. "As a hand-book for the use of teachers, advanced pupils, and intelligent readers, it is probably superior to any other on the subject. It confines its attention chiefly to the Orient, giving no account of Greece and Rome whatever." Adams's Manual of historical literature, 1888. Sakurai, Tadayoshi. 952 S15 Human bullets; a soldier's story of Port Arthur, with an introduction by Count Okuma; tr. by Masujiro Honda, ed. by A. M. Bacon. 1907. Houghton. While in command of his company the author was desperately wounded and he has spent his years of convalescence in writing exactly what he saw and felt. He is a Buddhist and writes from the Buddhist point of view. The book is an excellent work on fighting, a fine exposition of Japanese patriotism, and a valuable study of the relations between Buddhist and Shintu or official Japanese doctrine. Condensed from Athenaeum, 1907. Biography, Genealogy Collected Biography Bidwell, Walter Hilliard, ed. qrg23.i B47 Imperial courts of France, England, Russia, Prussia, Sardinia and Austria, richly illustrated with portraits of imperial sovereigns and their cabinet ministers, with biographical sketches, and an introduction by W. C Bryant. 1864. Privately printed. Coleridge, Ernest Hartley. g2o C68 Lives of northern worthies; ed. by his brother, with the corrections of the author and the marginal observations of S. T. Coleridge. 3v. 1852. Moxon. v.i. Andrew Marvell. — Dr Richard Bentley.— Thomas lord Fairfax.— James earl of Derby. v.2. Lady Anne Clifford.—Roger Ascham.—John Fisher.—The Rev. William Mason.—Sir Richard Arkwright. v.3. William Roscoe. — Captain James Cook. — William Congreve. — Dr John Fothergill. First published in 1833 under the title "Biographia borealis." Eggleston, George Cary. qrg20 E35 The American immortals; the record of men who by their achievements in statecraft, war, science, literature, art, law and commerce, have created the American republic and whose names are inscribed in the Hall of Fame. 1901. Putnam. Contents: Introductory [the Hall of Fame].—The men of the Revolution: George Washington; Benjamin Franklin; John Adams; Thomas Jefferson.—The statesmen:
ADDITIONS—FEBRUARY 1908 131 Eggleston, George Cary—continued. qrg2o E35 Daniel Webster; Henry Clay.—The jurists: John Marshall; Joseph Story; James Kent. —The men of the Civil war: Abraham Lincoln; U. S. Grant; R. E. Lee; D. G. Farragut.—The men of letters: Washington Irving; Nathaniel Hawthorne; H. W. Longfellow; R. W. Emerson.—The preachers: Jonathan Edwards; W. E. Channing; H. W. Beecher.—The philanthropists and educators: George Peabody; Peter Cooper, Horace Mann.—The inventors: Robert Fulton; S. F. B. Morse; Eli Whitney.—The artists and naturalists; G. C. Stuart; J. J. Audubon; Asa Gray. Ewald, Alexander Charles. g23.2 Eg6 Representative statesmen; political studies. 2v. 1879. Chapman. v.i. Strafford, the despotic minister.—Halifax, the moderate minister.—Sir Robert Walpole, the minister of peace.—Chatham, the minister of war.—William Pitt, the disinterested minister. v.2. Lord Eldon, the deliberative minister.—Channing, the brilliant minister.— The duke of Wellington, the conscientious minister.—Sir Robert Peel, the minister of expediency.—Palmerston, the English minister. Field, Claude Herbert Alwyn Faure. 922 F45 Heroes of missionary enterprise; true stories of the intrepid braver and stirring adventures of missionaries with uncivilised man, wild beasts and the forces of nature in all parts of the world. 1908. Lippincott. Fowler, Montague. g22 F84 Some notable archbishops of Canterbury. 1895. Soc. for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Contents: Augustine.—Theodore.—Anselm.—Becket.—Chicheley.—Warham.—Cranmer.—Parker.—Laud.—Sancroft.—Howley.—Sumner.—Longley.—Tait. Gerard, Frances A. 920.7 G31S Some fair Hibernians; being a supplementary volume to "Some celebrated Irish beauties of the last century." 1897. Ward. Contents: Dorothea Jordan.—Lady Anne and Lady Gertrude Fitzpatrick.—Mary Birmingham, countess of Leitrim; Anne Birmingham, countess of Charlemont.—Sarah Curran.—Melesina Chenevix Trench.—Marguerite Power, countess of Blessington.— Sydney Owenson, lady Morgan; and Olivia Owenson, lady Clarke. — C. E. Sheridan, Mrs Norton, afterwards lady Stirling-Maxwell of Keir.—Eliza O'Neill, lady Wrixon Becher.—M. D. Gilbert, Lola Montez. "Authorities," p.273-274. Hall, Mrs Matthew. 923.1 H17 Queens before the conquest. 2v. 1854. Hurst. v.i. Cartismandua.—Boadicea "the warlike."—Gwenissa the fair.—Julia "Domina." —Victoria, Viturgia and Hunila.—St. Helena.—Cartandis.—Helena ap Eudda.—Rowena. —Guenever I.—Guenever II.—Guenever III.—Bertha.—Ethelburga "the silent" and Enfleda.—St. Ebba, Quenburga, surnamed "Bebba" and Saxburga. v.2. Ostrida and Werburga.—Quenburga, Quenswitha and Alfleda.—Hereswytha, Sexburga, Etheldreda, Ermenburga and Ermenilda.—Domneva.—Ethelburga and Fridogitha.—Quendrida-Petronilla.—Eadburga; Elfleda.—Quendrida II.—Osburga and Ethelswytha.—Judith of France.—Elswitha, queen of Alfred the Great and Ethelfleda, "lady of Mercia."—Egwina, Elfleda, Edgifa and Elfgifa.—Ethelgiva.—Elfrida.—Emma of Normandy.—Editha "the good."—Editha "the fair." rg20 L747 Lives of illustrious and eminent persons of Great Britain. 1820. Longman. Includes bishops, physicians, court dignitaries, literary people and others. The biographies, which in each case cover scarcely more than a page, are accompanied by portraits.
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