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Oliver, Frederick William, ed.—continued. 925.8 O23
Henslow, by George Henslow.—John Lindley, by Frederick Keeble.—William Griffith,
by W. H. Lang.—Arthur Henfrey, by F. W. Oliver.—W. H. Harvey, by R. L. Praeger.
— M. J. Berkeley, by George Massee.— Sir J. H. Gilbert, by W. B. Bottomley.— W. C.
Williamson, by D. H. Scott.—H. M. Ward, by Sir William Thiselton-Dyer.—A sketch
of the professors of botany in Edinburgh from 1670 until 1887, by I. B. Balfour.—Sir
J. D. Hooker, by F. O. Bower.
Whibley, Charles. 920 W62e
Essays in biography. 1913. Constable.
Contents: Sir Thomas Overbury.—George Buchanan.—Edward Hall.—John Tiptoft.—John
Stow.—The admirable Crichton.—"A princely woman" [Margaret, duchess
of Newcastle].—Sir Thomas Browne.
Genealogy, Heraldry
[Adams, William Frederick, comp.] qr g2g.2 B25
Everett Hosmer Barney, his family connections, a record of his life
work; George Murray Barney. 1912. Privately printed.
Edinburgh. qr 929 E28
Register of marriages for the parish of Edinburgh, 1701-50; ed. by
Henry Paton. 1908-10. (Scottish Record Society. Publications.)
Genealogical register; ed. by W. M. Mervine. v.i. 1913. r 929.2 G29
Hawkins, John Parker. r 929.2 H36
Memoranda concerning some branches of the Hawkins family and
connections. 1913. Privately printed.
New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. qr 929.2 N26
Register of pedigrees, v.i. 1913. (New York Genealogical and
Biographical Society. Collections.)
Ringrose, Jerome Arthur. r 929.6 R47r
Ringrose's heraldry; the relation of the science with history, poetry
and the arts, with an easy method for its perfect attainment. 1913.
Privately printed.
Short historical and explanatory account of the art of heraldry.
Individual Biography
Audubon, John James. 92 Agi6au
Life and adventures of Audubon the naturalist [ed.] by Robert
Buchanan [with an introduction by John Burroughs. 1913]. Dent.
(Everyman's library.)
"Bibliography of Robert Buchanan," p.13; "Bibliography of John James Audubon,"
P-I3-
Consists chiefly of extracts from his diary.
Barr, Mrs Amelia Edith. 92 B25gb
All the days of my life; an autobiography, the red leaves of a human
heart. 1913. Appleton.
Writer is an Anglo-American novelist.
"She has avoided an egotistical atmosphere, having written of her full and active
life in a sincere, unpretentious manner. As her literary career came late in life, a large
portion of the book is taken up with the non-literary period, which is none the less
interesting." A. L. A. booklist, 1913.