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This bibliography covers 741 special titles which comprise a rare bookcollection owned by the school library. The list is arranged in three parts.j Part one constitutes the list, part two indicates partial market value, andpart three an index.

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FOREWORD

This bibliography covers 741 rare titles owned by the Morris Swett Library.They are physically housed in the librarian's office and are available foruse on the premises. The various items are shown in the card catalog byauthor/subject(s)/title. Following the Library of Congress call number,the entry "rare book" is shown on the card. The entry is also shown onthe book's spine. This is to indicate that they have physically been ex-tracted from circulation channels. As is the case with any aged, well-developed collection, many other volumes should also be set apart toguarantee their being available for further reference or research use.Criteria for inclusion on this list includes several factors. Marketvalue, i.e., replacement cost, comprehensiveness or uniqueness of content,general treatment of the subject, author, and scarcity of required materialsimmediately come to mind.

Arrangement of this revised number is in three parts. Part one constitutesthe list, arranged by call number, with subjects added. Part two providessome additional data, including price range on the used out-of-print market,

if known. Most original manuscripts or non-copyrighted materials do notnormally appear in the guides. Part three provides a cross reference tomaterials in the bibliography by number.

Inclusion of an item, or ommission, does not imply USAFAS indorsement orsanction of the compiler's point-of-view. Neither does it guarantee ac-curacy of content. Comment and criticism concerning this list is solicited.Kudos are extended to Mrs. Linda L. Marburger for her assistance on thisproject.

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Subjects Covered Page Subjects Covered Pafe

Biography I History - Local 34

* Logic 2 History - Canada 37

Theology 2 History - Mexico 38

History - Civilization 2 History - Panama 38

Medals 2 History - Cuba 38

Heraldry 2 History - South America 39

History - Middle Ages 2 Geography & Exploration 39

History - Modern 3 Atlases and Maps 41

History - World War 1 3 Folklore 41

History - World War II 4 Recreation 42

History - Great Britain 8 Business 42

History - Ireland 9 Political Science 42

History - France 9 Art 43

History - Germany 15 Language 43

History - Greco-Roman 17 Science 44

History - Greece 17 Animal Culture 45

History - Roman Empire 18 Aviation 45

History - Italy 18 Chemical Technology 45

History - Netherlands 19 Leather Industries 45

History - Russia 19 Military Science 46

History - Sweden 20 Armies 48

History - Gibraltar 20 Military Administration 51

History - Switzerland 20 Maintenance and

History - Turkey 20 Transportation 53

History - Middle East 21 Infantry 54

History - Jews 21 Cavalry 56

History - Asia 21 Artillery 56

History - Africa 22 Military Engineering 64

History - America 22 Ordnance and Gunnery 65

History - North American Naval Science 66

Indians 23 Naval Ordnance 67

History - U.S.A. 25 Bibliography and

History - American Library Science 67

Revolution 26History - Mexican War 29

History - Civil War 30

PART II: Market Data, Miscellaneous ..... .............. .. 68

PART III: Index to Known Authors .... .............. .. 72

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PART ONE

Arrangement is by number followed by the Library of Congress classifica-

tion number.

BIOGRAPHY

#1 Montagu, Basil. The Works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor,B1154 of England, a New Edition: with a Life of the Author, inE53 three volumes, Philadelphia, PA: A. Hart, 1853.

#2 The Unique: or Biography of Many Distinguished Characters;B with Fine Portraits, Illustrated with Anecdotes, 4th ed.Col Improved, Ringham, (MA); C. & E. G. Gill, 1834.U6

BIOGRAPHY - GENERAL JOSHUA WOODROW SILL - 1831-1862

#3 "Color Slides of Sill Plaque Dedication, May 30, 1957,"

B Memorial Day Dedication Ceremony - Grandview Cemetery,S584 Chillicothe, Ohio, Col. David McC. Kell, Presiding,(Slides) 35-mm, Slide Set, (17).

#4 Sill, Joshua W. "Sill Letters," Recordings Selected fromB 104 Letters, Sill Manuscript Collection, Ross CountyS584 Historical Society Museum, Chillicothe, Ohio, Recorded(Tape) 12, 13 May 1957.

#5 Holloway, 0. Willard, comp. General Joshua W. Sill; aB Memorial Volume, Fort Sill, OK: USAAMS, 1957.S584H745mOversize

#6 "General Joshua W. Bill, Miscellaneous Papers, Documents,B and Biographical Sketches Pertaining to His Life andS584 Career," Fort Sill, OK: USAAGMSL, 1956.H745m

BIOGRAPHY - MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM J. SNOW 1868-1947

#7 Snow, William J. "Biography, " (Fort Sill, OK: US&AGMSL),B ND.S674

#8 Swett, Morris. "Biography," (Fort Sill, OK: Artillery SchoolB Library), Various dates.

4j S975

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LOGIC

#9 Mill, John Stuart. System of Logic, Ratiocinative and In-BC91 ductive; Being a Connected View of the Principles of EvidenceM6 and the Methods of Scientific Investigation, NY, NY: Harper1867 and Brothers, 1867.

#10 Poland, William. The Laws of Thought, or Formal Logic, aBC108 Brief Comprehensive Treatise on the Laws and Methods of CorrectP7 Thinking, Chicago, IL: Loyola Univ Pr, c1921.1921

THEOLOGY, DOCTRINAL

#11 (Towne). A Critical Inquiry into the Opinions and PracticeBT920 of the Ancient Philosophers Concerning the Nature of the SoulT6 and a Future State, and Their Method of the Double Doctrine,

2d ed., London, Eng: Grays-Inn, 1748.

HISTORY - CIVILIZATION

#12 Spengler, Oswald. The Decline of the West, I: Form and Actu-CB83 ality, II: Perspectives of World History, in Two Volumes,S63 New York, NY: Alfred A. Knopf, c1926-28.

MEDALS

#13 Lenormant. Monnailes et Medailles, Nouvelle Edition, Paris,

CJ81 FR: A. Quantin, (1883).L5

HERALDRY

#14 Holden, Edward S. A Primer of Heraldry for Americans, NewCR23 York, NY: Century Co., c1898.H7

HISTORY - MIDDLE AGES

#15 Haydn, Joseph. A Dictionary of Dates Relating to All AgesD9 and Nations: for Universal Reference ..., 9th ed., RevisedH424 and Greatly Enlarged, by Benjamin Vincent, London, ENG:1860 Edward Moxon and Co., 1860.

#16 Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Losses of Life inD25.5 Modern Wars, Austria-Hungary; France, by Gaston Bodart, (boundB6 with) Military Selection and Race Deterioration, by Vernon

Lyman Kellogg, edited by Harald Westergaard, London, ENG:Oxford: At the Clarendon Pr., 1916.

#17 Froissart, John. Chronicles of England, France, Spain, andD113 the Adjoining Countries, from the Latter Part of the ReignF8 of Edward 1i, to the Coronation of Henry IV, in Two Volumes,

. 1862 London, ENG: Henry G. Bohn, 1862.

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HISTORY - MODERN

#18 Schiller, (Johann Christoph) F. Histoire des Revolutions, DesD258 Pays-Bas (The Netherlands), Paris, FR: Gustave Barba,S34 Libraire, 1833.

#19 Holland, Henry Richard, Lord. Foreign Reminiscences, editedD304 by his son, Henry Edward Lord Holland, New York, NY: HarperH6 & Brothers, 1851.

#20 Vial, J. Histoire Abregei, Des Campagnes Modernes, CinquiimeD361 tdition, Paris, FR: Librairie Militaire de L. Baudoin, 1894.V6

#21 Cyon, Elie de. Histoire de L'Entente Franco-Russe, 1886-D397 1894, Documents et Souvenirs, Paris, FR: Librairie A.C98 Charles, 1895.

HISTORY - WORLD WAR I, 1914-1918

#22 Lichnowsky, Prince. Heading for the Abyss, Reminiscences,D511 New York, NY: Payson & Clarke, Ltd., 1928.L37

#23 Aulneau, J. La Turquie et La Guerre, Paris, FR: LibrarieD520 Felix Alcan, 1915.T8A9

#24 General Staff, War Office, comp. Index to the German ForcesD532 in the Field, October, 1917, (A2065), (S.L.:S.N.), Oct 1917.G71917

#25 -------------------------------- Index to the German Forces

D532 in the Field, (Sector Troops), February, 1918, (A2094),G7 (S.L.:S.N.), Feb 1918.1918

#26 U.S. Army War College, trans. Utilization and Role of ArtilleryD536.5 Aviators in Trench Warfare ... Trans. from a French TranslationG4 of a Captured German Document, WD Doc #643, Wash, DC: GPO, 1917.

#27 Horsfall, L. P., ed. The Battle of the Frontiers; a MeetingD542 Engagement in the Ardennes, August, 1914, Trans. by GroupA8U5 X, Historical Research, Fort Leavenworth, KS: C&GSS, 1930-31.1931Oversize

#28 Willoughby, Charles Andrew. The Economic and Military Partici-D570 pation of the United States in the World War, Fort Leavenworth,W47 KS: Command and General Staff School Pr., c1931.

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#29 U. S. Army War College. Plates to Accompany Monograph "B,"D570.26 the Army Artillery of the First Army in the Reduction of the1st St. Mihiel Salient, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

A5Oversize

#30 McCollum, "Buck Private" L. C. History and Rhymes of the LostD570.33 Battalion, Boston, MA: Bucklee Publ., Inc., c1929.(308th)M129

#31 Anonymous. The Cannoneers Have Hairy Ears, a Diary of theD570.9 Front Lines, New York, NY: J. H. Sears & Co., Inc., c1927.C28

#32 Cummings, E. E. The Enormous Room, New York, NY: Boni &D570.9 Liveright, c1922.C82

#33 Toynbee, Arnold J. The German Terror in Belgium, an HistoricalD626 Record, New York, NY: George H. Doran Co., c1917.G3T5

#34 Yardley, Herbert 0. The American Black Chamber, Indianapolis,D639 IN: Bobbs-Merrill Co., c1931.S7Y3

HISTORY - WORLD WAR II, 1939-1945

#35 Great Britain, Army. Operational Research Group, 2d OperationalD756 Research Section. Operational Research in Northwest Europe,G7 June, 1944-July, 1945, (S.L.:S.N.), (1946).

1946Oversize

#36 Kranke, Adm. Historical Report, on the Defensive MeasuresD761 Against Invasion Taken by Naval and Army Group Headquarters -K8 West, copy, (S.L.:S.N.), 7 Jul 1946.

#37 U. S. Armored Force School, Tactics Dept. U. S. Landings inD766.932 Morocco, Fort Knox, KY: the schl, 1943.U51943Oversize

#38 General Staff, eds. Reports of General MacArthur, I: Cam-D767 paigns of MacArthur in the Pacific; I, Supplement, MacArthurM3 in Japan: the Occupation: Military Phase; II, Part I, Japanese

Operations in the Southwest Pacific Area; II, Part II, Japanese

Operations in the Southwest Pacific Area, Wash, D. C.: USGPO,1966.

'1 4

#39 U. S. Army, Sixth. Japanese Plans for the Defense of Kyushu,D767.21 (S.L.): Sixth Army, 1945.K9U51945Oversize

#40 Jay, John C. History of the Mountain Training Center, StudyD769.1 No. 24, Historical Section, Army Ground Forces, Fort Monroe,A52 VA: DA, 1948.No. 24

#41 Kahn, E. J., Jr., and Henry McLemore. Fighting Divisions,D769.1 1st ed., Wash., DC: The Infantry Journal, c1945.K3

#42 Headquarters, Army Ground Forces. "Fact Sheets on U. S.D769.1 Divisions," Mimeographs, Wash., DC: (S.N.), 1945.U51945

Oversize

#43 Headquarters, Ninth U. S. Army. Ninth Army Engineer Opera-D769.26 tions in Rhine River Crossing, (S.L.:S.N.), 1945.(9th)A4

1945Oversize

#44 Goddard, William B., Chief Hist. Report of Operations, theD769.26 Seventh United States Army in France and Germany, 1944-1945,(7th) in three volumes, Heidelberg, GER: Aloys Grif, 1946.A51

#45 Hq, Eighth U. S. Army, Historical Section, ed. The AmphibiousD769.26 Eighth, (S.L.): Boonjudo Pr., ND.(8th)U5

#46 Hq., XVIII Corps (Airborne). Mission Accomplished, a SummaryD769.27 of Military Operations of the XVIII Corps (Airborne) in the

(18th) European Theater of Operations, 1944-1945, Schwerin, GER:A3 (S.N.), ND.1945b

#47 Ott, Edward S., comp. Historical Examples of FA Operations,D769.27 XV Corps Artillery, July 1944 to May 1945, Typescript, in(15th) four volumes, (1945).A51945

#48 XX Corps Association. The XX Corps, Its History and ServiceD769.27 in World War II, Osaka, Japan: Mainichi Pub., Co., ND.(20th)T7

45

1 11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II Jll II IIIIIIII II II II

#49 Knickerbocker, H. R., et al. Danger Forward, the Story of theD769.3 First Division in World War II, United States Army, World War(1st) II, Society of the First Division, Wash, D. C., Atlanta, GA:A46 Albert Love, Ent., c1947.

#50 Hq, 6th Infantry Division, Public Relations Section. The 6thD769.3 Infantry Division in World War 1, 1939-1945, Wash., DC,(6th) Infantry Journal Pr, c1947.A5

#51 Seventy Eighth Division Historical Association, ed. Lightning,D769.3 the History of the 78th Infantry Division, Wash., DC: Infantry(78th) Journal Pr., c1947.A5

#52 Hq, 1st U. S. Infantry Division Artillery, "Unit Reports ofD769.3 Opeitions from 4 March 1943 to 30 April 1945," APO # 1, U. S.(1st) Army, various dates.A53

#53 Draper, Theodore. The 84th Infantry Division in the Battle ofD769.3 Germany, November, 1944 - May 1945, New York, NY, Viking Pr.,(84th) c1946.D8

#54 Flanagan, Edward M., Jr. The Angels, a History of the 11thD769.3 Airborne Division, 1943-1946, Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr.,(lth) c1948.F6

#55 McCartney, William F. The Jungleers, a History of the 41stD769.3 Infantry Division, Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr., c1948.(41st)M3

#56 Hillery, Vic, et al. Paths of Armor, Atlanta, GA: AlbertD769.305 Love, Enterprises, c1950.(5th)A5

#57 Burk, Clyde J., et al, comp. Combat Record of the Sixth ArmoredD769.305 Division, in the European Theater of Operations, 18 July 1944 -

(6th) 8 May 1945, Aschaffenburg, GER: Steinbeck-Druck, ND.A51945

#58 Howe,, George F. The Battle History of the 1st Armored Division,D769.305 "Old Ironsides," Wash., DC: Combat Forces Pr., c1954.(1st)H6

6

#59 Hq, Regimental Staff. The 129th Infantry in World War II,D769.31 Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr., c1947.(129th)A4

#60 West, Charles 0., et al, eds. Second to None, the Story ofD769.31 the 305th Infantry in World War II, Wash., DC: Infantry Journal(305th) Pr., c1949.A5

#61 Boston, Bernard, ed. History of the 398th Infantry RegimentD769.31 in World War II, Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr., c1947.(398th) .

B6

#62 East, William, et al. The 409th Infantry in World War II,D769.31 Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr., c1947.(409th)E2

#63 Lord, William G., II. History of the 508th Parachute Infantry,D769.31 Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr., c1948.(508th)L7

#64 Love, Edmund G. The 27th Infantry Division in World War II,D769.31 Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr., c1949.(27th)L7

#65 Hq, Twenty-Eighth Field Artillery Battalion. Gunshot on theD769.32 Way, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.(28th)A31945

#66 Amory, Robert, Jr., et al, eds. Surf and Sand, the Saga ofD769.335 the 533d Engineer Boat and Shore Regiment, and 1461st Engineer(533d) Maintenance Company, 1942-1945, Andover, MA: Andover Pr.,A7 c1947.

#67 Hutton, Carl I. An Armored Artillery Commander in the EuropeanD769.34 Theater, Monograph, (S.L.: S.N.), ND.(92d)H8

#68 Sweeney, Mercer W., ed. Wingfoot, Rhineland and Central EuropeD769.343 Campaigns, Official History, 101st Cavalry Group (Mechanized),(101st) Weinheim, GER: Hugo Diesbach, Aug 1945.S9

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#69 McMillan, George. The Old Breed, a History of the First MarineD769.37 Division in World War II, Wash., DC: Infantry Journal Pr.,

(1st) c1949.M3

HISTORY - GREAT BRITAIN

#70 Lee, Sidney, ed. Dictionary of National Biography, Index andDA28 Epitome, New York, NY: Macmillan Co., 1903.D52

#71 Scott, Sibbald David. The British Army: Its Origin, Progress,DA50 and Equipment...From the Restoration to the Revolution, London,S8 ENG: Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., 1880.

#72 Fraser, William. Words on Wellington, the Duke, Waterloo, theDA68.12 Ball, London, ENGL: John C. Nimmo, 1889.W4F9

#73 Maxwell, W. H. Life of Field-Marshall His Grace, the Duke ofDA68.12 Wellington, in three volumes, 4th ed., London, ENG: Henry G.W4M5 Bohn, 1845.1845

#74 Walford, Edith, comp. The Words of Wellington, Collected fromDA68.12 His Despatches, Letters, and Speeches, with Anecdotes, etc.,W4W2 New York, NY: Scribner, Welford, and Co., 1869.

#75 (Marsh.) Memorials of Captain Hedley Vicars, Ninety-SeventhDA68.22 Regiment, New York, NY: Robert Carter & Brothers, 1856, 1883.V5M3

#76 Smith, G. Barnett. General Gordon, the Christian Soldier andDA68.32 Hero, London, ENG: S. W. Partridge & Co., ND.G6S6

#77 Quartermaster-General's Dept., comp. British Minor Ex.edi-- I DA85 tions, 1746 to 1814, official copy, London, ENG: HMSO, 18S4.

G78

#78 Bruce, H. A., ed. Life of General Sir William Napier, in tv'DA88.1 volumes, London, ENG: John Murray, 1864.N21B8

#79 Miller, Thomas. History of the Anglo-Saxons: from theDA152 Earliest Period to the Norman Conquest, Compiled from theM651 Best Authorities, Including Sharon Turner, 4th ed.,

London, ENG: Bell & Daldy, 1867.

#80 Hyde, Edward, Earl of Clarendon. The History of the RebellionDA415 and Civil Wars of England, a new edition, in two volumes,C6 Oxford, ENG: University Pr., 1840.

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#81 Carlyle, Thomas. The Letters and Speeches of Oliver Cromwell,DA426 with Elucidations by Thomas Carlyle, edited in three volumesA15 with Notes, Supplement and Enlarged Index, by S. C. Lomas,

London, ENG: Methven & Co., 1904.

#82 Carlyle, Thomas. Oliver Cromwell's Letters and Speeches: In-DA426 cluding the Supplement to the First Edition, with Elucidations,A155 in two volumes, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, Publishers,

1874.

#82 Marshall, H. E. Through Great Britain and Ireland withDA426 Cromwell, New York, NY: Frederick A. Stokes Co., ND.M2

#84 Macaulay, Lord. The History of England from the Accession ofDA435 James the Second, I-V, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers,M126 Publishers, ND.

#85 Alison, Archibald. The Military Life of John, Duke of Marl-DA462 borough, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1848.M3A4

#86 Atkinson, C. T. Marlborough and the Rise of the British Army,DA462 New York, NY: G. P. Purnam's Sons, c1921.M3A8

#87 Kennedy, John F. Why England Slept, New York, NY: WilfredDA578 Funk, Inc., r1940.K4

HISTORY - IRELAND

#88 Gordon, James, Rev. History of the Civil War in Ireland;

DA948.4 Containing an Impartial Account of the Proceedings of theG7 Irish Revolutionists, from the Year 1782, until the Suppres-

sion of the Intended Revolution to Which Is Prefixed, a Geo-graphical and Historical Account of Ireland.. .with CopiousAdditions and Corrections from Various Authors upon This Sub-Ject; Particularly Prepared for This First American Edition,Volume First, Volume Second, Baltimore, MD: John West Butler,1805.

HISTORY - FRANCE

#89 (Scott, Walter, Sir). Paul's Letters to His Kinsfolk, 2d ed.,DC26 Edinburgh, SCOT: James Ballatyne and Co., 1816.S4

#90 Maistre, Joseph de. Pages Choisies des Grands Ecrivains,DC39 Paris, FR: Librairie Armand Colin, 1901.M2

9

#91 Mignet, Georges Weill. Pages Choisies des Grands Ecrivains,DC39 Paris, FR: Armand Colin & Cie, diteurs, 1895.M6

#92 White, Henry. The Massacre of St. Bartholomew, Preceded by aDC118 History of the Religious Wars in the Reign of Charles IX, NewW58 York, NY: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1868.

#93 Bernard, M. Memoires et Correspondance du Marechal (Nicolas)DC130 de Catinat, Mis en Ordre et Publies d'Apres les ManuscritsC28 Autographes et in9dits Conserves Jusqu A Ce Jour Dans, Tome I,

II, III, Paris, FR: Librairie Universelle de L. Mougie, 1819.

#94 Villars, (Claude Louis Hechtor de). Campagne de Monsieur leDC130 Marechal de Villars en Allemagne, L'an MDCCIII, (1703), inV72 two volumes, Aamsterdam, HOLL: Chez Marc Michel Rey, 1762.

#95 Authentic Memoirs of the Revolution in France, and of theDC137.07 Sufferings of the Royal Family, deduced principally fromA88 accounts by eye-witnesses, London, ENG: W. Clowes, 1817.

#96 Louvet, Jean-Baptiste. Qualcues Notices pur L'histoire,DC146 et le Recit de Mes Pdrils, Depuis le 31 Mai 1793, SecondeL8 Edition, Paris, FR: Libraire, Palais Egalit6, ND.

#97 Lewes, George Henry. The Life of Maximilien Robespierre,DC146 with Extracts from His Unpublished Correspondence, a newR6L6 edition, London, RNG: Chapman and Hall, Ltd., 1899.

#98 Baines, Edward. History of the Wars of the French Revolu-DC148 tion, from the Breaking Out of the War in 1815; ComprehendingB157 the Civil History of Great Britain and France, During That

Period, in two volumes, London, ENG: James Harper, 1815.

#99 Bertrand de Moleville, A. F. Histoire de la R~volution deDC148 France, Pendant les Derni;res Ann~es, du R'gne de Louis XVIB3 Tome Premier, Paris, FR: Chez Giguet, (AN. 9-11), (1801-

1803).

#100 Thiers, M. A. The History of the French Revolution, trans. byDC148 Frederick Shoberl, 4 vols in 2, 3d American ed., Philadelphia,T43 PA: T. I. & P. G. Collins, 1852.

#101 Hesdin, Raoul. The Journal of a Spy in Paris, During the ReignDC185 of Terror, January-July 1794, London, ENG: John Murray, 1895.H58

#102 (Stewarton(?)). Secret Memoirs of the Court of St. Cloud, inDC198 a Series of Letters from a Gentleman at Paris to a NoblemanAIS3 in London, in two volumes, Boston, MA: Colonial Pr., ND.

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#103 Ch6nier, L. J. Gabriel de. Histoire de la Vie Politique,DC198 Militaire, et Administrative du Mar6chal Davout, Duc d'Auer-D2C5 staedt, Prince d'Eckmihl, (d'Apr~s les Documents Officiels);

in two volumes, Paris, FR: Cosse, Marchal et Cie, 1866.

#104 Lavallette, Count. Memoirs of Count Lavallette, Written byDC198 Himself, 3d ed., in two volumes, London, ENG: Samuel Bentley,L4A2 1831.

#105 Murat, S. A., Le Prince. Lettres et Documents Pour Servir aDC198 L'Histoire de Joachim Murat, 1767-1815, in two volumes, Paris,M8M8 FR: Librairie Plon, 1908-09.

#106 Goldsmith, Lewis. The Secret History of the Cabinet ofDC202.5 Bonaporte; Including His Private Life, Character, DomesticG63 Administration, and His Conduct to Foreign Powers..., 3d ed.

1810 London, ENG: Mercier & Chervet, 1810.

#107 Hazlitt, William. The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, in fourDC203 volumes, London, ENG: Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange; andH43 Chapman & Hall, 1830.1830

#108 Ludwig, Emil. Napoleon, Trans. by Eden & Cedar Paul, NewDC203 York, NY: Boni & Liveright, c1926.L85

#109 Mgneval, Claude-Frangois de. M~moires Pour Servir a L'His-DC203 toire de Napolfon ler, Depuis 1802 Jusou'a 1815, in threeM3 volumes, Paris, FR: E. Dentu, Editeur, 1894.

#110 Mitchell, J. The Fall of Napoleon: an Historical Memoir,DC203 in three volumes, London, ENG: G. W. Nickisson, 1845.M681845

#111 An Analysis of the Talents and Character of Napoleon Bonaparte;

DC203.9 by a general officer, London, ENG: William Clowes, 1821.A53

#112 (Whately). Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Buonaparte,DC203.9 Fourth American from the Eleventh London Edition, with aW5A5 Postscript, Boston, MA: James Munroe and Co., 1853.

#113 Memorial de Sainte-Hglne, Ou Journal Ou Se Trouve Consigng,DC211 Jour Par Jour, Ce Qu'a Dit et Fait Napoleon Durant Dix-HuitL34 Mois; Par le Comte de Las Cases, in tight volumes, Paris, FR:

L'Auteur, 1823.

#114 O'Meara, Barry E. Napoleon in Exile; or a Voice from St.DC211 Helena, the Opinions and Reflections of Napoleon on the Most0565 Important Events of His Life and Government, in His Own Words,

Vol II, London, ENG: J. McCreery, 1822.

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#115 Grouchy, Le Vicomte de. Lettres, Orares et Decrets deDC213 Napollgon Ier, en 1812-13-14, Non Insgrgs dana la'Corres-G88 pondance,' Paris, FR: Librairie Militaire Berger-Levrault

et Cie, 1897.

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#126 Jones, John T. Journal of Sieges Carried on by the Army

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#127 Grouchy, Le Vicomte de. M6moires Militaires du Marichal

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#135 ---------------- A Circumstantial Narrative of the Campaign

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#142 Mikhailofsky-Danilefsky, A. History of the Campaign in

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#143 Burghersh, Lord. Memoir of the Operations of the Allied

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#145 Siborne, W. History of the War in France and Belgium,DC239 in 1815, Containing Minute Details of the Battles of Quatre-S56 Bras, Lygny, Wavre, and Waterloo, 3d ed., London, ENG:

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#146 Horsburgh, E. L. S. Waterloo, a Narrative and a Criticism,DC242 London, ENG: Methuen & Co., 1895.H56

#147 Jomini, de. The Political and Military History of theDC242 Campaign of Waterloo, translated by S. V. Benet, New York,J778 NY: Redfield, 1853.

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#149 Turnbull, D. The French Revolution of 1830; the EventsDC261 Which Produced It, and the Scenes by Which It Was Accomplished,T94 London, ENG: Henry Colburn & Richard Bentley, 1830.1830

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#151 Schuucker, Samuel M. The Public and Private History ofDC276 Napoleon the Third, Emperor of the French; with BiographicalS3 Notices of His Most Distinguished Ministers, Generals,

Relatives, and Favorites, and a Narrative of the Events ofthe War'in Italy, Philadelphia, PA: John E. Potter & Co.,1860.

#152 Verdy de Vernois, (Julius Adrian Friedrich Wilhelm von).DC285 Souvenirs Personnels de Verdy du Vernois, au Grand QuartierV3 Gdniral, 1870-71, Paris, FR: Henri Charles-LaVauzelle,

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#153 Duquet, Alfred. Froeschwiller, Chalons, Sedan, avec CingDC290 Cartes des Opgrations Militaires, Paris, FR: G. Charpentier,D937 Editeur, 1880.

#154 Tiedemann, B. von. The Siege Operations in the CampaignDC301 Against France, 1870-71, translated by Major Tyler, London,T5 ENG: HMSO, 1877.

#155 Ducrot, Le Gngral. La D~fense de Paris, 1870-1871, 10th ed.DC311 in two volumes, Paris, FR: E. Dentu, Editeur, 1877, 1878.D84

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#156 Stegemann, Hermann. Des Deutschen Vaterland, Ein Buch desDD89 Stolzes Und der Ehre, Stuttgart, GER: Deutsche VerlagsS8 Anstalt, c1934.4 15

#157 Moltke, Helmuth von. Letters of Field Marshall Count HelmuthDD219 von Moltke to His Mother and His Brothers, New York, NY:M7A25 Harper & Brothers, 1892.

#158 -------------------- Moltke, His Life and Character SketchedDD219 in Journals, Letters, Memoirs, a Novel and AutobiographicalM7A6 Notes, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1892.

#159 Dearborn, Frank Alvah. The All Highest Goes to Jerusalem,DD229.2 Being the Diary of the German Emperor's Journey to the HolyA5 Land, New York, NY: George H. Doran Co., c1918.

#160 Hitler, Adolf. Mein Kampf, New York, NY: Reynal & Hitchcock,DD247 c1925-39.H5A321939

#161 DuParcq, Ed. de la Barre. Etudes, Historiques et MilitairesDD354 sur la Prusse, in two volumes, Paris, FR: Ch. Tanera,D3 Editeur, 1854-1856.

#162 Goltz, B. D. Rossbach und Jena, Berlin, GER: Ernst SiegfriedDD354 Mittler und Sohn, 1883.G58

#163 Blumenthal, Madame de. The Life of General de Zieten, ColonelDD402 of the Royal Prussian Regiment of Hussar-Lifeguards, Knight ofZ5B6 the Order of the Black Eagle, etc., translated by Rev. B.

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#164 Abbott, John S. C. History of Frederick the Second, CalledDD404 Frederick the Great, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1871.A14

#165 Carlyle, Thomas. Collected Works, History of Friedrich II ofDD404 Prussia, in ten volumes, London, ENG: Robson & Sons, 1870,C3 1871.

#166 Dover, Lord. The Life of Frederic the Second, King of Prussia,DD404 in two volumes, New York, NY: J. & J. Harper, 1832.D7

#167 Macauley, T. B. Life of Frederick the Great, Boston, MA:DD404 Houghton Mifflin Co., ND.M12

#168 Urchenholz, J. B. von. Geschichte des Siebenjghrige inDD411 Deutschland, Frankfart, GER: (S.N.), 1793.U8

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#169 Muffling, Baron von. Passages from My Life; Together withDD416 Memoirs of the Campaign of 1813 and 1814, edited, with notes,M8A3 by Colonel Philip Yorke, 2d ed., London, ENG: Richard

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#170 Ompteda, Christian von. A Hanoverian-English Officer a Hun-DD416 dred Years Ago, Memoirs of Baron Ompteda, translated by John06A5 Hill, London, ENG: H. Grevel & Co., 1892.

#171 Gneisenau, General, trans. The Life and Campaigns of Field-DD418.6 Marshall Prince Blucher, of Wahlstatt, from the Period ofB6G7 His Birth and First Appointment in the Prussian Service, Down

to His Second Entry into Paris, in 1815..., London, ENG:S. Gosnell, 1815.

#172 Lehmann, Max. Scharnhorst, in two volumes, Leipzig, GER:DD418.6 Verlag von G. Hirzel, 1886.S3L4

#173 Hq., Office of Military Government, U. S. Sector, Berlin.DD881 A Four Year Report, July 1, 1945 - September 1, 1949, Berlin,A5 GER: Deutscher Verlag, Printer, nd.

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#174 Johnson's and Walker's English DictionairLe4. Combined.DE5 Boston Stereotype Edition, Boston, MA: (S.N.), 1834.J6

#175 Lempriere, J. Bibliotheca Classica: or, a Dictionary ofDE5 All the Principal Names and Terms Relating to the Geography,L3 Topography, History, Literature, and Mythology of Antiquity

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HISTORY - GREECE

#177 Donnegan, James. A New Greek and English Lexicon; Princi-DF16 pally on the Plan of the Greek and German Lexicon of Schnei-D6 der: the Words Alphabetically Arranged..., 1st American ed.,

from the second London edition, Philadelphia, PA: E. H.Butler & Co., 1854.

#178 Gillies, John. The History of Ancient Greece, Its Colonies,DF213.5 and Conquests; from the Earliest Accounts Till the DivisionG48 of the Macedonian Empire in tie East, 2d ed., in four volumes,

.j London, ENG: T. Cadell, 1787.

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#179 Jowett, Benjamin. The History of Thucydides, translated fromDF229 the Ancient Greek, Olympic Edition, in 3 volumes, 211 of 1000,

T5 New York, NY: Tandy-Thomas Co., c1909.

#180 Dakyns, Henry Graham, trans. The History of Xenophon, OlympicDF229 Edition, in 5 volumes, 211 of 1000, New York, NY: Tandy-X3 Thomas Co., c1909.

#181 Luzerne, de la. L'Exp~dition de Cyrus, Ou la Retraite des DixDF231.32 Mille, Troisieme Edition, Tome 1, 2, Paris, FR: L. Cellot,L8 1786.

HISTORY - ROMAN EMPIRE

#182 Gibbon, Edward. The History of the Decline and Fall of theDG206 Roman Empire... a new edition with additional notes, by WilliamG5 Smith, in eight volumes, London, ENG: William Clowes & Sons,

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#183 Murphy, Arthur. The Works of Cornelius Tacitus; with an EssayDG207 on His Life and Genius, Notes, Supplements, etc., Philadelphia,T2M8 PA: Thomas Wardle, 1846.

HISTORY - ITALY

#184 MacDougall, P. L. The Campaigns of Hannibal, Arranged andDG249 Critically Considered Expressly for the Use of Students ofM2 Military History, London, ENG: Longman, Brown, Green,

Longmans, & Roberts, 1858.

#185 Duncan, William. The Commentaries of Caesar, Translated intoDG261 English; to Which Is Prefixed a Discourse Concernina the RomanD8 Art of War, in two volumes, London, ENG: E. Blackader, 1806.

#186 Napoleon, III. History of Julius Caesar, in two volumes, NewDG261 York, NY: Harper Brothers, 1866.N16

#187 -------------- History of Julius Caesar, in two volumes, NewDG261 York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1865,1866.

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#188 Valbuena, Don Manuel, de. Los Comentarios de Cayo JulioDG261 Cbsar, Traducidos en Castellano, Segunda Edicion, Madrid,VI8 SP: Imprenta Real, 1798.

#189 Vaudrecourt, de. Les Commentaires de C6sar, TraductionDG261 Nouvelle, in two volumes, Paris, FR: Chez Didot, 1787,V2 1788.

#190 Botidoux, Le Deist de. Les Commentaire de Cesar; TraductionDG264 Nouvelle, in five volumes, Paris, FR: Chez Nicolle, Debray,B7 Eberhart, 1809.

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#191 Lushington, Henry. The Italian War, 1848-9, and the LastDG553 Italian Poet, Three Essays, Cambridge, ENG: Macmillan &L8 Co., 1859.

#192 Napoleon, III. Documents Of ficiels Sur la Campagne D'Italie,DG554 en 1859, Suivis de Eph~m-erides, Paris, FR: J. Correard, 1860.D7

*#193 Wylly, H. C. The Campaign of Magenta and Solferino, 1859,

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#195 Guiraudet, T. Oeuvres de Machiavel, Seconde Edition, in nineDG731.5 volumes, Paris, FR: Chez Pichard, (AN. XI), 1803.M3 3

HISTORY - THE NETHERLANDS

#196 Grattan, Thomas Colley. The History of the Netherlands,DJ111 Philadelphia, PA: Carey & Lea, 1831.G77

HISTORY - RUSSIA

#197 Lagny, Germain de. The Knout and the Russians; Or, The Mus-DK25 covite Empire, the Czar, and His People, translated by JohnL18 Brideman, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1854.

#198 Anthing, Frederic. History of the Campaigns of PrinceDK169 Alexander Suworow Rymnikski, Field-Marshall-General in theS8A6 Service of His Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of all the

Russias, with a Preliminary Sketch of His Private Life andCharacter, New York, NY: G. & R. Waite, 1800.

#199 Tooke, W. The Life of Catharine III, Empress of all theDK170 Russias: with an Elegant Portrait of the Tzarina, and aT6 Correct Map of the Russian Empire, first American edition,

in two volumes, Philadelphia, PA: William Fry, 1802.

#200 Sketch of the Military and Political Power of Russia, in theDK194 Year 1817, New York, NY: Kirk & Mercein, 1817.

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#201 Russell, W. H. The British Expedition to the Crimea, aDK214 revised edition, London, ENG: G. Routledge & Co., 1858.R9 1

#202 U. S. Senate. Report of the Secretary of War, CommunicatingDK214 the Report of Captain George B. McClellan, (First Regiment

U6 United States Cavalry), One of the Officers Sent to the Seat

1857 of War in Europe, in 1855 and 1856, Wash., D. C.: A. 0. P.

Nicholson, 1857.

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#203 Office of Strategic Services, Research and Analysis Branch.

DK267 Chronology of Principal Events Relating to the USSR, Part II.

U63 USSR in the War, 22 June 1941-2 September 1945, Washington,DC: (S.N.), 25 September 1945.

#204 Siege of Bomarsund, 1854, Journal of Operations of the Artil-

DK465 lery and Engineers, translated by an Army Officer, New York,A4B7 NY: D. Van Nostrand, 1856.

#205 U. S. War Department. Russia, Route Zone B, Southern Routes

DK651 from Archangel, Information and Route Notes..., no. 1159 ofA65U5 3000 copies, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1918.WD 880

#206 --------------------- Russia, Route Zone A, Murman Railway

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#207 Krahmer, von. Russland in Asien, Bank I-VI, Berlin, GER:DK750 Zuckschwerdt & Co., 1905.R9

HISTORY - SWEDEN

#208 Voltaire. Histoire de Charles XII, Roi de Suede, NouvelleDL732 Edition, New York, NY: W. E.Dean, 1842.V54

HISTORY - GIBRALTAR

#209 Mann, J. H. A History of Gibraltar and Its Sieges, Library

DP302 Edition, London, ENG: R. Barrett & Sons, 1870.G3M2

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#210 Vieusseux, A. The History of Switzerland, from the Irruption

DQ54 of the Barbarians to the Present Time, London, ENG: W. Clowes

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HISTORY - TURKEY

#211 Cacavelas, Jeremias. The Siege of Vienna by the Turks in 1683,

DR536 Translated into Greek from an Italian Work Published Anony-

R3 mously in the Year of the Siege, edited.. .by F. H. Marshall,Cambridge, ENG: University Pr., 1925.

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#213 Daily News," eds. The War Correspondence of the "Daily News,"DR573 1877..., 2d edition, London, ENG: Macmillan & Co., 1878.D2

#214 ----------------- The War Correspondence of the "Daily News,"DR573 1877-8, London, ENG: Macmillan & Co., 1878.D21

#215 Greene, Francis Vinton. Report on the Russian Army and ItsDR573 Campaigns in Turkey in 1877-1878, New York, NY: D. AppletonG8 & Co., c1879.

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#217 Langlois, H. Enseignements de Deux Guerres Recentes, GuerresDR573 Turco-Russe et Anglo-Boer, 3d 6dition, Paris, FR: HenriL26 Charles-Lavauzelle, ND.

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#219 Penzer, N. M. The Harem, an Account of the Institution As ItDR736 Existed in the Palace of the Turkish Sultans with a HistoryP3 of the Grand Seraglio from Its Foundation to the Present Time,

Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott Co., ND.

HISTORY - MIDDLE EAST

#220 Olmstead, A. T. History of Assyria, New York, NY: CharlesDS71 Scribner's Sons, c1923.06

HISTORY - JEWS

#221 Jennings, David. Jewish Antiquities: Or, a Course of Lec-DS111 tures on the Three First Books of Godwin's Moses and Aaron:J54 to Which Is Annexed, a Dissertation on the Hebrew Language,

in two volumes, London, ENG: William Baynes, 1808.

HISTORY - ASIA

#222 Havelock, Henry. Narrative of the War in Affghanistan inDS363 1838-39, in two volumes, London, ENG: Whiting, 1840.H38

#223 Baden-Powell, Robert. My Memories of India, Recollections ofDS413 Soldiering, and Sport, Philadelphia, PA: David McKay, ND.B2

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#224 Hodson, W. S. R. Twelve Years of a Soldier's Life in India:DS475 Being Extracts from the Letters of the Late Major W. S. R.H7 Hodson, B. A. ..., edited by his brother, the Rev. George H.

Hodson, from the third and enlarged English edition, Boston,MA: Ticknor & Fields, 1860.

#225 Lake, Edward. Journals of the Sieges of the Madras Army, inDS475.6 the Years 1817, 1818, and 1819, with Observations on theL6 System, According to Which Such Operations Have Usually Been

Conducted in India, and a Statement of the Improvements thatAppear Necessary, London, ENG: Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen,1825.

#226 Laurie, William F. B. The Second Burmese War, a NarrativeDS477.65 of the Operations at Rangoon, in 1852, London, ENG: Smith,L37 Elder & Co., 1853.

#227 Younghusband, G. J., and Frank E. The Relief of Chitral,DS479 London, ENG: Macmillan and Co., r1895.Y8

#228 McFall, Crawford. With the Zhob Field Force, 1890, New York,DS485 NY: Macmillan & Co., 1895.Z5M2

#229 U. S. Department of State. League of Nations, Appeal by theDS783.7 Chinese Government, Report of the Commission of Enquiry,L4 Washington, DC: USGPO, 1932.

#230 The Memorial of Premier Tanaka, a Japanese Secret Design forDS783.7 the Conquest of China, as Well as the United States and theT29 Rest of the World, New York, NY: World Peace Movement, 1932.

#231 The Tanaka Memorial, Japan's Dream of World Conquest, secondDS783.7 edition, Seattle, WA: Columbia Publ. Co., c1934.T3

#232 Fehrenbach, T. R. This Kind of War, a Study in Unpreparedness,DS918 New York, NY: Macmillan Co., r1963.

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#233 Journal de L'Expedition et de la Retraite de Constantine enDT298 1836, par un Officier de l'Arm~e Afrique, Paris, FR: J.C7U7 Corriard, 1837.

HISTORY - AMERICA

#234 Carver, Jonathan. Three Years Travels Through the InteriorE41 Parts of North-America, for More Than Five Thousand Miles...,C33 Philadelphia, PA: Key & Simpson, 1796.

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HISTORY - NORTH AMERICAN T.<1IANS

#235 Drake, Francis S., ed. The Indian Tribes of the UnitedE77 States: Their History, Antiquities, Customs, Religion,S4 Arts, Language, Traditions, Oral Legends, and Myths, in

two volumes, Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott & Co.,c1883.

#236 Schoolcraft, Henry R. Information Respecting the History,E77 Condition, and Prospects of the Indian Tribes of the UnitedS41 States: Collected and Prepared under the Direction of the

Bureau of Indian Affairs, Per Act of Congress of March 3rd,1847, illustrated by S. Eastman, Capt. U. S. Army, Part V,Philadephia, PA: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1855.

#237 Powell, J. W., Dir. Eighteenth Annual Report of the BureauE77 of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the SmithsonianU47 Institution, 1896-97, in two parts - Part 2, Washington,

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#238 U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. IndianE77 Population in the United States and Alaska, 1910, Washington,U5 DC: USGPO, 1915.1910

#239 Commission and Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes.E78 The Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civi-15U2 lized Tribes in Indian Territory, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

#240 Frost, John, ed. Indian Battles, Captivities, and Adven-E81 tures, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time, NewF935 York, NY: J. C. Derby, 1856.

#241 Frost, John. Frost's Pictorial History of Indian Wars andE81 Captivities, from the Earliest Record of American HistoryF965 to the Present Time, Part First, (Bound with) Indian Capti-

tivities or Life in the Wigwam; Being True Narratives ofCaptives Who Have Been Carried Away by the Indians, fromthe Frontier Settlements of the United, from the EarliestPeriod to the Present Time, by Samuel G. Drake, Part Second,

New York, NY: I. G. Wells Publ. Co., et al, 1872, 1873.

#242 Tuttle, C. R., Comp. History of the Border Wars of TwoE81 Centuries, Embracing a Narrative of the Wars with theT88 Indians, from 1750 to 1876, third edition, Madison, WI:

A. C. Pennock, 1876.

#243 Drake, Samuel G. The History of the Indian Wars in NewE82 England, from the First Settlement to the Termination ofH86 the War with King Philip, in 1677, from the original work,

by the Rev. William Hubbard, in two volumes, no. 37 of 350,Rexbury, MA: (S.N.), 1865.

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#244 Drake, Samuel G. The History of Philip's War, Commonly Called

E83.67 the Great Indian War, of 1675 and 1676, also, of the French

C2 and Indian Wars at the Eastward, in 1689, 1690, 1692, 1696, and1704, by Thomas Church, Esq..., second edition, Exeter, N. H.:J. & B. Williams, 1829.

#245 Indian Atrocities, Narratives of the Perils and Sufferings

E83.79 of Dr. Knight and John Slover, among the Indians, during the

K6 Revolutionary War, with Short Memoirs of Col. Crawford and

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E83.817 Against the Maroons, Who Fled from South Carolina and Other

G45 Slave States, Seeking Protection under Spanish Laws, Columbus,OH: Follett, Foster and Co., 1858.

#247E83.835 The War in Florida: Being an Exposition of Its Causes, and anP86 Accurate History of the Campaigns of Generals Clinch, Gaines

and Scott, by a late staff officer. Baltimore, MD: Lewis and

Coleman, 1856.

#248 Fry, James B. Army Sacrifices, or, Briefs from Official

E83.866 Pigeon-Holes, Sketches Based on Official Reports..., New York,

F94 NY: D. Van Nostrand, c1879.

#249 Keim, De B. Randolph. Sheridan's Troopers on the Borders: a

E83.866 Winter Campaign on the Plains, London, ENG: George Routledge

K27 & Sons, c1885.

#250 King, Charles. Campaigning with Crook and Stories of Army

E83.866 Life, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, c1890.

K55

#251 Miles, Nelson A. Personal Recollections and Observations ofE83.866 General Nelson A. Miles, Embracing a Brief View of the CivilM64 War or From New England to the Golden Gate..., copiously

illustrated with graphic pictures by Frederic Remington, et

al, Chicago, IL: Werner Co., c1896.

#252 Hq., Military Division of the Missouri. Record of Engagements

E83.866 with Hostile Indians within the Military Division of the

U58 Missouri, from 1868 to 1882, Lieutenant General P. H. Sheridan,Commanding, compiled from Official Records, Chicago, IL: thehq., 1882.

#253 Pritts, J., comp. Mirror of Olden Time Border Life; EmbracingE85 a History of the Discovery of America... Also, History of Vir-P96 ginia,... Also, History of the Early Settlement of Pennsylvania

... Together with Numerous Sketches of Frontier Men, Second

Edition, Abindgdon, VA: S. S. Miles, 1849.

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#254 De Shields, James T. Cynthia Ann Parker, the Story of Her

E87 Capture..., St. Louis, MO: Chas. B. Woodward Co., c1886.

P2

#255 Thatcher, Benjamin Bussey. Indian Biography: Or, an His-

E89 torical Account of Those Individuals Who Have Been Distin-

T32 guished Among the North American Natives as Orators, Warriors,

Statesmen, and Other Remarkable Characters, in two volumes,

New York, NY: J. & J. Harper, 1832.

#256 U. S. Senate. Forty-Ninth Congress. Reports of Committees

E91 of the Senate of the United States for the First Session of

A4 the Forty-Ninth Congress, 1885-86, Vol. 8, 9, Report of the

Committee on Indian Affairs, Part I, II, Washington, DC:

USGPO, 1886.

#257 Tales of an Indian Camp, in three volumes, London, ENG:

E98 F. Shoberl, Jun., 1829.F6J77

#258 Frederickson, Otto Frovin. The Liquor Question among the

E98 Indian Tribes in Kansas, 1804-1881, Lawrence, KS: Univ. of

L7F8 Kansas, c1932.

HISTORY - U. S. A.

#259 Adams, Herbert B. Papers of the American Historical Asso-

E172 ciation, Vol 1-5, New York, NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, c1885,

A65 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891.

#260 Holloway, 0. Willard. The Presidents of the United States

E176.1 with Selected Readings in the United States Information

H745 Library, Les Presidents des Etats-Unis, Avec une S6lectionde Livres du Centre American de Documentation, Paris, FR:

the center, 1952.

#261 Lincoln, Robert W. Lives of the Presidents of the United

E 176.1 States; with Biographical Notices of the Signers of the

L4 Declaration of Independence; Sketches of the Most Remark-able Events in the History of the Country, Brattleboro, VT:

Brattleboro Typographic Co., 1839.

#262 History of the United States, from Their First Settlement

E178 as Colonies, to the Close of the War with Great Britian in

HI5 1815, to Which Is Added Questions, Adapted to the Use of

Schools, New York, NY: Collins and Hannay, 1830.

#263 Goodrich, S. G. A Pictorial History of the United States,

E178.1 with Notices of Other Portions of America, revised and im-

G724 proved edition, brought down to the present time, Philadelphia

,j PA: E. H. Butler & Co., c1866.

#264 Peet, Harvey Prindle. History of the United States of

E178.1 America, New York, NY: Egbert, Bourne & Co., 1869.

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#265 (Prentiss, John?) History of the United States of America:E178.1 with a Brief Account of Some of Principal Empires & StatesP92 of Ancient & Modern Times, for the Use of Schools and Pri-

vate Families, by a Citizen of Massachusetts, (S. L.):John Prentiss, 1820.

#266 Ridpath, John Clark. A Popular History of the United StatesE178.1 of America, from the Aboriginal Times to the Present Day...,R53 New York, NY: Nelson & Phillips, 1877.

#267 Stewart, John A. Butler's Pictorial History of the UnitedE178.1 States, with Maps and Illustrations, Philadelphia, PA:S85 T. H. Butler & Co., ND.

#268 Wilson, Marcius. History of the United States, from theE178.1 Earliest Discoveries to the Close of the Great Rebellion,W736 in 1865: Containing, Also, the Constitution of the United

States, with Explanatory Notes and Questions, New York, NY:Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co., 1872.

#269 Frost, John, comp. The Book of the Army: Comprising aE181 General Military History of the United States, from theF93 Period of the Revolution to the Present Time, New York, NY:

D. Appleton & Co., 1845.

#270 Neff, Jacob K. The Army and Navy of America ... From theE181 Period of the French and Indian Wars to the Close of theN38 Florida War..., Philadelphia, PA: John S. Gable, 1845.

#271 Scott, Hugh Lenox. Some Memories of a Soldier, New York,E181 NY: Century Co., c1928.S4

#272 Steele, Matthew Forney. American Campaigns, text and mapsE181 in two volumes, (two parts each), Washington, DC: ByronS7 S. Adams, 1909.#324

#273 Records of Living Officers of the United States Army,

E182 Philadelphia, PA: L. R. Hamersly & Co., c1883.H2

#274 Sargent,Winthrop, ed. The History of an Expedition AgainstE199 Fort Duquesne, in 1755, under Major-General Edward Braddock,S24 Generalissimo of H. B. M. Forces in America, Phildelphia, PA:

J. B. Lippincott Co., 1856.

HISTORY - AMERICAN REVOLUTION

#275 Hillard, E. B. The Last Men of the Revolution, a PhotographyE206 of Each from Life, Together with Views of Their Homes,H64 Hartford, CT: N. A. & R. A. Moore, 1864.

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#276 Merriam, Ebenezer, comp. The Life of the Late GeneralE207 William Eaton..., Brookfield, MA: E. Merriam & Co., 1813.

E2

#277 Crawford, M. Mac. The Sailor Whom England Feared, BeingE207 the Story of Paul Jones, Scotch Naval Adventurer and Ad-

J71M2 mlral in the American and Russian Fleets, New York, NY:Duffield & Co., ND.

#278 Horry, P. The Life of General Francis Marion, a CelebratedE207 Partisan Officer, in the Revolutionary War Against theM3W3 British and Tories in South Carolina and Georgia, Philadelphia,

PA: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1860.

#279 Cutter, William. The Life of Israel Putnam, Major-GeneralE207 in the Army of the American Revolution, New York, NY: DerbyP9C9 & Jackson, 1861.

#280 Morse, Jedidiah. Annals of the American Revolution; Or aE208 Record of the Causes and Events..., Hartford, CT: (S.N.),M885 1824.

#281 Ramsay, David. The History of the American Revolution, inE208 two volumes, Trenton, NJ: James J. Wilson, 1811.R18

#282 Hodgson, John. The Trial of William Wemms, James Hartegan,E215.4 etc., taken in shorthand, Boston, MA: (S.N.), 1770.T8

#283 Bennett, C. E. Advance and Retreat to Saratoga, Burgoyne

E233 Campaign, Schenectady, NY: Robson & Adee, c1927.B47

#284 Cornwallis, Earl. Answer to Sir Henry Clinton's NarrativeE237 of the Campaign in 1781 in North America, Philadelphia, PA:C663 Henry B. Ashmead, 1866.

#285 Stevens, Benjamin Franklin, comp. The Campaign in Virginia,

E237 1781, an Exact Reprint of Six Rare Pamphlets on the Clinton-S84 Cornwallis Controversy..., in two volumes, London, ENG:

(S.N.), 1888.

#286 Winfield, Charles H. The Block-House by Bull's Ferry, In-E241 cluding the "Cow Chace," by Major Andre, New York, NY:

B87W7 William Abbatt, c1904.

#287 The Siege of Savannah, by the Combined American and FrenchE241 Forces, under the Command of General Lincoln, and the CountS26H8 d'Estain&, in the Autumn of 1779, Albany, NY: J. Munsell,

1866.

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#288 Johnston, Henry P. The Yorktown Campaign and the SurrenderE241 of Cornwallis, 1781, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1881.Y6J7

#289 Bunce, Oliver B., ed. The Romance of the Revolution, Being

E275 a History of the ... War of Independence, New York, NY:B942 Bunce & Brother, 1853.

#290 U. S. Senate. 10th Congress, 1st Session. Trial of AaronE302.6 Burr, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.B9U5

#291 MaClay, William. Sketches of Debate in the First Senate ofE311 the United States, in 1789-90-91, edited by George W. Harris,M78 Harrisburg, PA: Lane S. Hart, c1880.

#292 Marshall, John. The Life of George Washington, Commander InE312 Chief of the American Forces... in two volum es, Philadelphia,M35 PA: James Crissy, 1832.

#293 Thacher, James. A Military Journal During the AmericanE275 Revolutionary War, from 1775 to 1783 .... Boston, MA:T35 Richardson and Lord, 1823.

E294 Mr. Buchanan's Administration on the Eve of the Rebellion,E338 New York, NY: D. Appleton & Co., 1866.B851 .

#295 Sargent, Epes. The Life and Public Services of Henry Clay,E340 Down to 1848, Philadelphia, PA: Porter & Coates, 1852.C6S22

#296 Brannan, John, comp. Official Letters of the Military and VE351 Naval Officers of the United States, During the War withB82 Great Britain in the Years 1812, 13t 14, & 15..., Washington

City, DC: Way & Gideon, 1823.

#297 Hannay, James. History of the War of 1812, Between Great

E354 Britian and the United States of America, Toronto, ONT:

H3 Morang & Co., Ltd., 1905.

#298 (Military Occurrences), Vol 1, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

E341J2

#299 Hull, William. Defence of Brigadier General Hull, (S.L.:S.N.),

E355 ND.H9

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#300 A Subaltern in America; Comprising His Narrative of theE355 Campaigns of the British Army, at Baltimore, Washington,S94 etc., During the Late War, in one volume, Philadelphia, PA:

E. L. Carey & A. Hart, 1833.

#301 Sketches of the War, Between the United States and theE355 British Isles..., in two volumes, Rutland, VT: Fay & Davison,W727 1815.

#302 Cruiksnak, E., ed. The Documentary History of the CampaignE355.1 on the Niagara Frontier in 1814, Welland, ONT: (S.N.), ND.N5L9

#303 Burges, Tristam. Battle of Lake Erie with Notices of Com-E356 modore Elliot's Conduct in That Engagement, Boston, MA: B.E6B9 B. Mussey, 1839.

#304 Palmer, T. H., ed. The Historical Register of the UnitedE357 States, in four volumes, second edition, Philadelphia, PA:P177 G. Palmer, 1814.

#305 Bowen, A. The Naval Monument, Containing Official and OtherE360 Accounts of All the Battles Fought Between the Navies of theB77 United States and Great Britian during the Late War; and an

Account of the War with Algiers, Boston, MA: George Clark,1830.

HISTORY - MEXICAN WAR

#306 Scott, Winfield. Memoirs of Lieut. General Scott, Ll. D.,E403.1 written by himself, in two volumes, New York, NY: Sheldon,S4S42 1864.

#307 Dillon, Lester R., Jr. United States Artillery in Taylor'sE404 Army of Occupation, 1845-1847, Ms Copy, (S.L.:S.N.), 1968.D4

#308 Mansfield, Edward D. The Mexican War: a History of ItsE404 Origin, seventh edition, New York, NY: A. S. Barnes & Co.,M2 1848.

#309 Ripley, R. S. The War with Mexico, in two volumes, New York,E404 NY: Harper & Brothers, 1849.R49

#310 Wilcox, M. History of the Mexican War, in two volumes,E404 (S.L.:S.N.), ND.W6

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#311 Official List of Officers Who Marched with the Army underE405 the Command of Major General Winfield Scott; from Puebla

0 6 upon the City of Mexico, the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth andTenth of August, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty-Sevenand Who Were Engaged in the Battles of Mexico, Mexico, (S.L.):American Star Print, 1848.

#312 Henry, W. S. Campaign Sketches of the War with Mexico, New

E405.1 York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1847.H52

#313 Connelley, William Elsey. War with Mexico, 1846-1847,

E405.2 Doniphan's Expedition and the Conquest of New Mexico andH9 California, Topeka, KS: Crane & Co., c1907.

E314 Robinson, Jacob S. A Journal of the Sante Fe ExpeditionE405.2 under Colonel Doniphan, Princeton, NJ: Princeton U Pr.,R6 c1932.

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#315 Livermore, Abiel Abbot. The War with Mexico Reviewed, Boston,E415 MA: Wm. Crosby & H. P. Nichols, 1850.L75

#316 Benton, Thomas H. Historical and Legal Examination of ThatE450 Part of the Decision of the Supreme Court of the UnitedS35 States in the Dred Scott Case..., New York, NY: D. Appleton fi

& Co., 1857.

#317 Redpath, James. The Public Life of Capt. John Brown, Boston,E451 MA: Thayer & Eldridge, 1860.R33

#318 War Letters of a Disbanded Volunteer, Embracing His Ex-E456 perinces as Honest Old Abe's Bosom Friend and UnofficialB22 Adviser, New York, NY: Frederic A. Brady, 1864.

#319 Brownlow, W. G. Sketches of the Rise, Progress, and Decline

E458.2 of Secession; with a Narrative of Personal Adventures AmongB90 the Rebels, Philadelphia, PA: George W. Childs, 1862.

#320 Carpenter, F. B. The Inner Life of Abraham Lincoln, SixE458.4 Months at the White House, New York, NY: Hurd & Houghton,C2 1868.

#321 BottsJohn Minor. The Great Rebellion: Its Secret History,E459 Rise, Progress, and Disastrous Failure, New York, NY: HarperB75 & Brothers, 1866.

#322 Beath, Robert B. History of the Grand Army of the Republic,E462.1 New York, NY: Bryan, Taylor & Co., c1888.B3

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#323 Spooner, Henry J. The Maryland Campaign with the Fourth RhodeE464 Island, personal narratives, sixth series, no. 5, Providence,R46 R. I.: Soldiers and Sailors Historical Society of Rhode Island,#5 1903.

#324 Parker, Ezra i. Personal Narratives of Events in the War ofE464 the Rebellion, seventh series, no. 2, Providence, RI: SoldiersR47 and Sailors Historical Society of Rhode Island, 1909.#2

#325 Campaign of Battery D. First Rhode Island Light Artillery, inE464 Kentucky and East Tennessee, seventh series, no. 6, Providence,R47 RI: Soldiers and Sailors Historical Society of Rhode Island,#6 1913.

#326 Personal Narratives of Events in the War of the Rebellion,E464 Being Papers Read Before the Rhode Island Soldiers and SailorsR47 Historical Society, Seventh series, nos. 8-9, 1914.#9

E327 Rhodes, Elisha H. The Second Rhode Island Volunteers at theE464 Siege of Petersburg, Virginia, seventh series, no. 10, 1905-15.R47#10

#328 Van de Water, Frederic F. Glory-Hunter, a Life of GeneralE467.1 Custer, Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill Co., c1934.C99V3

#329 Davis, Jefferson, Varina (Mrs.). Jefferson Davis, Ex-Presi-E467.1 dent of the Confederate States of America, a Memoir by HisD26D2 Wife, in two volumes, New York, NY: Belford Co., c1890.

#330 Hancock, Winfield Scott (Mrs.). Reminiscences of WinfieldE467.1 Scott Hancock, by His Wife, New York, NY: Charles L. WebsterH2H2 & Co., c1887.

#331 Van Horne, Thomas B. The Life of Major-General George H.E467.1 Thomas, New York, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, c1882.T4V2

#332 Lee Memorial Association. Ceremonies Connected with theE467.1 Inauguration of the Mausoleum and the Unveiling of the Recum- FL4A5 bent Figure of General Robert Edward Lee, Lynchburg, VA:

J. P. Bell & Co., 1883.

#333 Draper, John William. History of the American Civil War, inE468 three volumes, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1867.D76

#334 Coffin, Charles Carleton. Freedom Triumphant, the FourthE470 Period of the War of the Rebellion, from September, 1864, toC67 Its Close, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, c1890.

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#335 Maguire, Thomas Miller. The Campaign in Virginia, May andE470 June, 1864, London, ENG: William Clowes & Sons, Ltd., 1908.M21

#336 Dwight, Theodore F., ed. Campaigns in Virginia, 1861-1862,E470 Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts,M65 Vol. I, Boston, MA: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., c1895.

#337 Brunker, H. M. E. Story of the Campaign in Eastern Virginia,E470.2 April, 1861 to May, 1863, 2d ed., London, ENG: Forster GroomB89 & Co., Ltd., 1910.

#338 Humphreys, Andrew A. From Gettysburg to the Rapidan, theE470.2 Army of the Potomac, July, 1863, to April, 1864, New York,H9 NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, c1883.

#339 Crawford, Samuel Wylie. The Genesis of the Civil War, theE471.1 Story of Sumter, 1860-1861, New York, NY: Charles L.C88 Webster & Co., c1887. I

#340 Gillmore, Q. A. Official Report to the United States Engi- 'E472.79 neer Department, of the Siege and Reduction of Fort Pulaski,G5 Georgia, February, March, and April, 1862, New York, NY: D.

Van Nostrand, 1862.

#341 Smith, Gustavus W. The Battle of Seven Pines, New York, NY:

E473.65 C. G. Crawford, c1891.S64

#342 Sheppard, E. W. The Campaign in Virginia and Maryland, JuneE473.7 26th to Sept. 20th, 1862, Cedar Run, Manassas, and Sharpsburg,S54 London, ENG: George Allen & Co., Ltd., 1911.

#343 Dalbiac, P. H. The American War of Secession, 1863, Chancel-E475.35 lorsville and Gettysburg, London, ENG: Swan Sonnenschein &D19 Co., Ltd., 1911.

#344 Paris, Comte de. The Battle of Gettysburg, from the HistoryE475.51 of the Civil War in America, New, revised edition, Phila-P22 delphia, PA: John C. Winston Co., c1907.

#345 Bigelow, John. The Peach Orchard, Gettysburg, July 2, 1863,E481 Explained by Official Reports and Maps, Minneaplis, MN:G3B83 Kimball-Storer Co., 1910.

#346 Fox, William F. Regimental Losses in the American Civil War,E494 1861-1865..., Albany, NY: Albany Publ. Co., c1889.F6

#347 Schouler, William. A History of Massachusetts in the CivilE513 War, Boston, MA: E. P. Dutton & Co., 1868.S37

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#348 Fremont, Jessie Benton. The Story of the Guard: a ChronicleE517.6 of the War, seventh edition, Boston, MA: Ticknor & Fields,F87 1863.

#349 Soley, James Russell. The Blockade and the Cruisers, the NavyE591 in the Civil War - I, New York, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons,N32 c1883.v. 1

#350 Mahan, A. T. The Gulf and Inland Waters, the Navy in theE591 Civil War - II, New York, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons,N32 c1883.v. 3

#351 U. S. Senate. 40th Congress, 2d Session. "Naval Vessels,"E591 Wash., DC: USGPO, 1868.U3

#352 ------------------------------------------ "Prize Vessels,"E591 Wash., DC: USGPO, 1868.U4

#353 Scharf, J. Thomas. History of the Confederate States NavyE596 from Its Organization to the Surrender of Its Last Vessel...,S31 second edition, Albany, NY: Joseph McDonough, c1886.

#354 Buell, Augustus. The Cannoneer, Recollections of ServiceE601 in the Army of the Potomac, Wash., DC: National Tribune,B92 c1890.

#355 Mosby, John S. Mosby's War Reminiscences and Stuart'sE605 Cavalry Campaigns, Boston, MA: Geo. A. Jones & Co., 1887.M7

#356 Baker, L. C. History of the United States Secret Service,E608 Philadelphia, PA: L. C. Baker, 1867.B17

#357 Hq., Grand Army of the Republic. The National Memorial Day:

E642 a Record of Ceremonies over the Graves of the Union Soldiers,G3 May 29 and 30, 1869, Washington.City, DC: the army, 1870.

#358 Bugle-Echoes, a Collection of the Poetry of the Civil War,E647 Northern and Southern, New York, NY: Frederick A. StokesB878 & Brothers, c1886.

#359 Lodge, Henry Cabot, and Theodore Roosevelt. Hero Tales fromE660 American History, New York, NY: Century Co., c1895.R78

#360 Abbott, John S. C. The Life of General Ulysses S. Grant...,E672 Boston, MA: B. B. Russell, 1868.A13

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#361 Childs, George W. Recollections of General Grant...,

E672 Philadelphia, PA: Collins Pr. House, 1890.C66

#362 Tejeiro, Jos Muller Y. Combates y Capitulacion de Santiago

E714 de Cuba, Madrid, SP: De Felipe Marquis, 1898.U581898

#363 Parker, John H. History of the Gatling Gun Detachment, Fifty

E717.1 Army Corps, at Santiago, with a Few Unvarnished Truths Con-P2 cerning That Expedition, Kansas City, MO: Hudson-Kimberly

Publ. Co., c1898.

HISTORY - LOCAL

#364 Henry, John Joseph. An Accurate and Interesting Account ofF146 the Hardships and Sufferings of That Band of Heroes, Who

P41 Traversed the Wilderness in the Campaign Against Quebec in

1775, Lancaster, PA: William Greer, c1812.

#365 Fiske, John. Old Virginia and Her Neighbours, in two volumes,F229 Boston, MA: Houghton, Mifflin and Co., c1900.F551

#366 The Memory of Pocahontas Vindicated Against the ErroneousF229 Judgement of the Hon. Waddy Thompson, Late Envoy Extraor-P7K3 dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Mexico, by a Kentuc-

kian, Washington, DC: J. & G. S. Gideon, 1847.

#367 Nye, W. S. The History of Fort Bragg, Part I, the Land,F262 and Early Inhabitants, up to the Civil War, MS, (S.L.:S.N.),B8N9 ND.

#368 U. S. Office of the Constructing Quartermaster. CompletionF262 Report, Field Artillery Cantonment, Camp Bragg, Fayetteville,B8U5 North Carolina, July, 1919, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

1919

#369 Woods, Gilbert F. Proposed Site, Field Artillery Camp,F262 Fayetteville, N. C., MS. (S.L.:S.N.), ND.B8U6

#370 Howe, Henry. Historical Collections of the Great West...,F351 Vol. I, Cincinnati, OH: Morgan & Overend, 1851.

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#371 An Account of Louisiana, Newbern, ? (S.N.), 1804.F372L57

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#372 Yoseloff, Martin. City of the Mardi Gras, New York, NY:

F379 Bernard Ackerman, Inc., c1946.N5

#373 Hebard, Grace Raymond, and E. A. Brininstool. The BozemanF591 Trail, Historical Accounts of the Blazing of the OverlandH4 Routes into the Northwest, and the Fights with Red Cloud's

Warriors, I, II, Cleveland, OH: Arthur H. Clark Co., c1922.

#374 Fremont, J. C. Report of the Exploring Expedition to theF592 Rocky Mountains in the Year 1842, and to Oregon and NorthF87 California in the Years 1843-44, Washington, DC: Gales &

Seaton, 1845.

#375 Hebard, Grace Raymond. Sacajawea, a Guide and InterpreterF592.7 of the Lewis and Clark Expedition..., Glendale, CA: ArthurS123 H. Clark Co., c1932.

#376 Churchill, Claire Warner. South of the Sunset, an Interpre-F592.7 tation of Sacajawea..., New York, NY: Rufus Rockwell Wilson,S123C563 Inc., c1936.

#377 Drannan, William F. Thirty-One Years on the Plains and inF593 the Mountains or, the Last Voice from the Plains..., Chicago,D76 IL: Rhodes & McClure Publ. Co., 1900.

#378 March, Randolph B. The Prairie Traveler, a Hand-Book forF593 Overland Expeditions, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1859.M331

E379 Brandt, John H. "The Almost Forgotten Men," The Little ArmyF594 of the Big West, the United States Army, 1866-1898, MS,B821 (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

#380 Remington, Frederic. Pony Tracks, written and illustratedF595 by F. R., New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, c1895.R3

#381 Reports of Inspection Made in the Summer of 1877 by GeneralsF597 P. H. Sheridan and W. T. Sherman of Country North of theU55 Union Pacific Railroad, printed by order of the Secretary of

War, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1878.

#382 Roberts, Thomas P. Report of a Reconnaissance of the Mis-F598 souri River in 1872, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1875.R7

#383 U. S. House of Representatives. 35th Congress, 1st Session.F612 Fort Snelling Investigation, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1858.$6A51858.

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#384 Custer, Elizabeth B. "Boots and Saddles," or Life in DakotaF655 with General Custer, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, c1885.C93

#385 Graves, Richard S. Oklahoma Outlaws..., Oklahoma City, OK:F693 State Printing & Publishing Co., ND.G77

#386 Morris, Lerona Rosamond. Oklahoma, Yesterday - Today -

F694 Tomorrow, Guthrie, OK: Co-operative Publ. Co., c1930.M83

#387 Morrison, William Brown. Military Posts and Camps in Okla-F694 homa, Oklahoma City, OK: Harlow Pub. Corp., c1936.M86

#388 Wheeler, Homer W. Buffalo Days, Forty Years in the OldF697 West..., Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill Co., c1925.

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#389 U. S. Senate. 32d Congress, 2d Session. Exploration of theF702 Red River of Louisiana, in the Year 1852, by Randolph B.R3U5 Marcy, Assisted by George B. McClellan, Washington, DC:1853 Robert Armstrong, Public Printer, 1853.

#390 U. S. House of Representatives. 33d Congress, Ist Session.F702 Exploration of the Red River of Louisiana, in the Year 1852,R3U5 by Randolph B. Marcy, Assisted by George B. McClellan, Wash-

* 1854 ington, DC: A. 0. P. Nicholson, Public Printer, 1854.

#391F702 Maps to Marcy's Report, (S.L.:S.N.), (1854).R3U5

1854

#392 U. S. Senate, 29th Congress, ist Session. Message from the*F782 President of the United States ... Communicating a Report ofA4 an Expedition Led by Lieutenant Abert, on the Upper ArkansasVert File and Through the Country of the Comanche Indians, in the Fall

of the Year, 1845. (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

#393 Stansbury, Howard. An Expedition to the Valley of the GreatF826 Salt Lake of Utah..., Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott, GramboU5 & Co., 1852.

#394 Defence of Lt. Col. Fremont, before the Court Martial, Jan-F864 uary, 1848, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.F84

#395 Newcomb, Rexford. The Old Mission Churches and Historic

F870 Houses of California, Their History, Architecture, Art and

M6N5 Lore, Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott Co., c1925.

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#396 Stevens, Isaac I. Address on the Northwest, Before the Ameri-F880 can Geographical and Statistical Society, Delivered at NewS84 York, December 2, 1858, Washington, DC: G. S. Gideon, 1858.

#397 Binns, Archie. The Roaring Land, New York, NY: Robert M.F891 McBride & Co., c1942.B5

#398 Hussey, John A. The History of Fort Vancouver and Its Physi-F899 cal Structure, Washington State Historical Society, Portland,V2H8 OR: Abbott, Kerns & Bell Co., ND.

#399 U. S. Senate. 56th Congress, Ist Session. Compilation ofF904 Narratives of Explorations in Alaska, Washington, DC: USGPO,U58 1900.

#400 U. S. Senate. 48th Congress, 2d Session. Letter from theF908 Secretary of War Transmitting... the Official Report ofU58 Lieutenant Schwatka of His Military Reconnaissance of 1883

in Alaska, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1885.

#401 U. S. War Department. Reports of Explorations in the Terri-F909 tory of Alaska...1898, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1899.U43

WD #102

#402 --------------------- Explorations in Alaska, 1899 ....F909 Washington, DC: USGPO, 1901.U45WD #138

#403 U. S. Senate. 55th Congress, 2d Session. Map of Alaska,F909 Showing Known Gold-Bearing Rocks.. .and Routes to the GoldU582 Fields, Washington, DC: US, Geological Survey, 1898.

#404 U. S. Senate. 56th Congress, 1st Session. Alaska, 1899,F912 Copper River Exploring Expedition, Washington, DC: USGPO,C7U5 1900.

#405 Stoney, George M. Naval Explorations in Alaska..., Annapolis,F914 MD: U. S. Naval Institute, 1900.S7

HISTORY - CANADA

#406 National Film Board of Canada. Between Friends/Entre Amis,F1008 Ottawa, Canada: McClelland and Stewart, Ltd., c1976.

N3 (Donated to USAFAS by Combat Arms School, Gagetown.)Ref

#407 Douglas, James. Old France in the New World, Quebec inF1030 the Seventeenth Century, second edition, Cleveland, OH:

D74 Burrows Brothers Co., c1906.

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#408 Parkman, Francis. The Old Regime in Canada, Boston, MA:F1030 Little, Brown, and Co., 1874.P241874

#409 (Warburton, Elliott). Conquest of Canada, in two volumes,F1030 New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1850.W26

#410 Pinkerton, Robert E. Hudson's Bay Company, New York, NY:

F1060 Henry Holt & Co., c1931.P542

#411 Mackenzie, Alexander. Voyages from Montreal Through theF1060.7 Continent of North America, to the Frozen and PacificM174 Oceans in 1789 and 1793..., in two volumes, New York, NY:

Allerton Book Co., c1904. 1905.

#412 Butler, William Francis. The Wild Northland, Being theF1060.9 Story of a Winter Journey, with Dogs, Across Northern NorthB983 America, New York, NY: Allerton Book Co., c1904.

HISTORY - MEXICO

#413 Lawrence, D. H. Mornings in Mexico, New York, NY: AlfredF1215 A. Knopf, c1927.L4

#414 U. S. Bureau of American Ethnology. Mexican and CentralF1219 American Antiquities, Calendar Systems, and History, Twenty-S4 Four Papers by Eduard Seler, et al, translated by Charles P.#28 Bowditch, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1904.

#415 Mellado, Guillermo. Tres Etapas Politicas de Don Venustiano,F1234 Campafias del Cuerpo de Ejercito de Oriente, Mexico, ND.M3

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HISTORY - PANAMA

#416 Hale, H. C., comp. Notes on Panama, No. 1, War Dept., Wash-F1563 ington, DC: USGPO, 1903.H3#217

HISTORY - CUBA

#417 U. S. War Department, Office of the Chief of Staff. RoadF1761 Notes, Cuba, 1909, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1909.U56#349

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#418 U. S. War Department, Adjutant General's Office. MilitaryF1765 Notes on Cuba, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1898, 1909.U5#85, 345

#419 Quisenberry, Anderson C. Lopez's Expeditions to Cuba, 1850F1784 and 1851, Louisville, KY: John P. Morton & Co., c1906.Q8

#420 Walker, Jeanie Mort. Life of Capt. Joseph Fry, the CubanF1785 Martyr .... Hartford, CT: J. B. Burr Publ., Co., 1875.F9W2

HISTORY - SOUTH AMERICA

#421 Hrdli-ka, Ales. Early Man in South America, Bureau of Ameri-F2229 can Ethnology, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1912.H87

#422 Godley, A. J. A Sketch of the British Occupation of BuenosF2231 Aires, and the Revolt of the Spanish Colonies in South Ameri-G7 ca, in the Early Part of the Nineteenth Century, London, ENG:

Hugh Rees, Ltd., 1910.

#423 Recollections of a Service of Three Years During the War-of-F2324 Extermination in the Republics of Venezuela and Colombia, byR31 an Officer of the Colombian Navy, in two volumes, London, ENG:

Hunt & Clarke, 1828.

#424 U. S. House of Representatives, 33d Congress, 1st Session.F2546 Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon, Made Under DirectionH551 of the Navy Department, by Wm. Lewis Herndon and Lardner

Gibbon, in two volumes, Washington, DC: Robert Armstrong,

Public Printer, 1854.

#425 Prescott, William H. History of the Conquest of Peru...,F3442 New and revised edition, edited by John Foster Kirk, in twoP922 volumes, Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1882.1882

GEOGRAPHY AND EXPLORATION

#426 Giraud. Dictionnaire Ggographique, Ou Description des QuatreG102 Parties du Monde, Par Vosgien, Seconde Edition, Paris, FR:L15 Michaud Frares, 1811.

#427 Worcester, J. E. A Geographical Dictionary, or UniversalG102 Gazetteer; Ancient and Modern, in two volumes, Andover, MA:

W92 Flagg & Gould, 1817.

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#428 Bigland, John. Geographical and Historical View of the World:G115 Exhibiting a Complete Delineation of the Natural and ArtificialB5 Features of Each Country..., in five volumes, Boston, MA: T. B.

Wait & Co., 1812.

#429 Butler, Samuel. A Sketch of Modern and Ancient Geography, forG121 the Use of Schools, a new edition, London, ENG: Longman, Orme,B8 Brown, Green, & Longmans, ND.

#430 Morse, Jedidiah. Geography Made Easy..., Sixteenth edition,G125 Boston, MA: Thomas & Andrews, 1813.M877

#431 Circumnavigation of the Globe and Progress of Discovery in theG161 Pacific Ocean, from the Voyage of Magellan to the Death ofC6 Captain Cook, London, ENG: T. Nelson & Sons, 1852.

#432 Ellis, W. An Authentic Narrative of a Voyage Performed by Cap-G420 tain Cook and Captain Clerke, in His Majesty's Ships ResolutionC69 and Discovery During the Years 1776, 1777, 1778, 1779, and 1780;

in Search of a Northwest Passage..., in two volumes, London, ENG:G. Robinson, et al, 1782.

#433 Porter, D. Journal of a Cruise Made to the Pacific Ocean...G477 in the Years 1812, 1813, and 1814..., in two volumes, Phila-P8 delphia, PA: Bradford & Inskeep, 1815.

#434 Spencer, Sydney, ed. Mountaineering, the Lonsdale Library,G510 Vol XVIII, Philadelphia, PA: J. B. Lippincott Co., (1934).S7

#435 U. S. Naval War College. Jurisdiction over Polar Areas, papers,G593 Newport, RI: the college, 1937.U5

#436 Barrow, John. Voyages of Discovery and Research within theG620 Arctic Regions, from the Year 1818 to the Present Time...,B26 New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1846.

#437 Ross, John. Narrative of a Second Voyage in Search of a North-G640 West Passage, and of a Residence in the Arctic Regions duringR7 the Years 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1833, Paris, FR: Baudry's

European Library, 1835.

#438 Hall, Charles Francis. Arctic Researches and Life among theG665 Esquimaux: Being the Narrative of an Expedition in Search ofH18 Sir John Franklin, in the Years 1860, 1861, and 1862, New York,1860 NY: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, 1865.

#439 Kane, Elisha Kent. Arctic Explorations: the Second GrinnellG665 Expedition in Search of Sir Jilin Franklin, 1853, '54, '55, inK3 two volumes, Philadelphia, PA: Childs & Peterson, 1857.

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#440 U. S. Senate. 48th Congress, 1st Session. Proceedings, theG670 "Proteus" Court of Inquiry on the Greely Relief Expedition ofG6 1883, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1884.

#441 Greely, Adolphus W. Three Years of Arctic Service, an AccountG670 of the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition of 1881-1884, and the At-G81 tainment of the Farthest North, in two volumes, New York, NY:

Charles Scribner's Sons, c1885.

#442 U. S. Secretary of the Navy. Report of Board of Officers toG670 Consider an Expedition for the Relief of Lieut. Greely andG85 Party, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1884.

#443 Schley, W. S., and J. R. Soley. The Rescue of Greely, NewG670 York, NY: Charles Scribner's Sons, c1885.G9

#444 Peary, R. E. Nearest the Pole, a Narrative of the Polar Ex-G670 pedition of the Peary Arctic Club in the S. S. Roosevelt,P6 1905-1906, New York, NY: Doubleday, Page, & Co., c1907.

#445 Nansen, Fridtjof. Farthest North.., in two volumes, New York,G700 NY: Harper & Brothers, Publishers, c1897.N2

#446 Scott's Last Expedition, the Personal Journals of Captain R. F.G850 Scott... on His Journey to the South Pole, London, ENG: JohnS3 Murray, r1923.

ATLASES AND MAPS

#447 Mitchell, S. Augustus. Mitchell's New General Atlas, Con-G1019 taning Maps of the World, Plans of Cities, etc., Embraced1878 in Eighty-Four Quart. Maps, Forming a Series of One HundredM5 and Forty Maps and Plans, Together with Valuable StatisticalOversize Tables, Also, a List of Post-Offices of the United States

and Territories, and Census of 1860 and 1870, Philadelphia,PA: S. Augustus Mitchell, 1878.

#448 Rand, McNally & Co's Indexed County and Railroad Pocket MapG4020 and Shipper'A Guide of Indian Territory..., Chicago, IL: theR2 company, c1898.

FOLKLORE

#449 Dobie, J. Frank, ed. Spur-of-the-Cock, Publications of theGRI Texas Folk-Lore Society, XI, Austin, TX: the society, c1933.

T4No. 11

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RECREATION

#450 Smith, Horatio. Festivals, Games, and Amusements, Ancient

GV173 and Modern, New York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1836.

S62

#451 Jahn, F. L. A Treatise on Gymnasticks, Taken Chiefly fromGV461 the German, Northampton, MA: Simeon Butler, 1828.

J25B3

BUSINESS

#452 Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. "Check," copy, for sale of

HF5556 the "Big Inch" Pipeline, 14 Nov. 1947.C4

POLITICAL SCIENCE

#453 Force, Peter. The National Calendar, and Annals of the UnitedJ83 States; for MDCCCXXXV..., Washington, DC: Pishey Thompson andF6 Franck Taylor, 1835.

#454 Montesquieu. De L'Esprit des Lois, D fense de l'Esprit desJC179 Lois, in two volumes, Paris, FR: Ernest Flammarion, ND.

M72

#455 The Constitutions of the Several States of the Union and UnitedJK18 States, Including the Declaration of Independence and Articles

1858 of Confederation, New York, NY: A. S. Barnes & Co., 1852, 1858.

#456 Tocqueville, Alexis de. Democracy in America, translated byJK216 Henry Reeve, third American edition, New York, NY: George

T7 Adlard, 1839.1836

#457 Bryce, James. The American Commonwealth, in two volumes, Lon-

JK246 don, ENG: Macmillan & Co., 1888.

B9

#458 U. S. Army Service Schools, Department of Law. Cases on Mili-

JK349 tary Government, compiled by the Staff Class, 1910-11, (FortA5 Leavenworth, KS: Army Service Schools Pr.), 1911.

#459 Kreger, Edward A., comp. Cases on Martial Law, Army ServiceJK349 Schools, Department of Law, (Fort Leavenworth, KS: Army Ser-

K8 vice Schools Pr)., 1910.

#460 Whiting, William. War Powers under the Constitution of theJK560 United States..., Forty-Third edition, Boston, MA: Lee andW7 Shepard, 1871.

#461 U. S. Senate. 49th Congress, 2d Session. Veto Messages of

JK586 the Presidents of the United States, with the Action of Con-

P6 gress Thereon, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1886.

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70 7L'JQW.

#462 U. S. Senate, 87th Congress, 1st Session. The United StatesJK1036 Senate, 1787-1801, a Dissertation on the First Fourteen Years

S2 of the Upper Legislative Body, prepared by Roy Swanstrom ofSeattle Pacific College, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1962.

#463 Haswell, John H., comp. Treaties and Conventions Between theJX236 United States of America and Other Powers Since July 4, 1776...,1889 Washington, DC: USGPO, 1889.

#464 Marburg, Theodore, and Horace E. Flack, eds. Taft Papers onJX1975 League of Nations, New York, NY: Macmillan Co., c1920.T28

ART

#465 Taft, Robert. Artists and Illustrators of the Old West, 1850-N6510 1900, New York, NY: Charles Scribner's, c1953.T2

#466 Dore, G. The Bible in Pictures, 140 illustrations, Tel-Aviv,N8020 Israel: Sinai Pub., 1954.D6

#467 Ross, Marvin G. The West of Alfred Jacob Miller (1837),ND1839 revised and enlarged edition, Norman, OK: Univ of OklahomaM54R6 Pr., c1968.

#468 Drepperd, Carl W. Early American Prints, New York, NY:NE505 Century Co., c1930.D7

#469 Dean, Bashford. Handbook of Arms and Armor, European andNK6602 Oriental, fourth edition, New York, NY: Metropolitan MuseumN5A6 of Art, c1930.

LANGUAGE

#470 Bullions, P. A Copious and Critical Latin-English Dictionary...,PA2365 New York, NY: Sheldon & Co., 1866.E5B8

#471 Boas, Franz. Handbook of American Indian Languages, in twoPM108 volumes, Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology,B7 Washington, DC: USGPO, 1911, 1922.

#472 Arnold, Samuel James. Man and Wife; Or, More Secrets Than One:PR4028 a Comedy, in Five Acts, from the London, fifth edition, NewA48M2 York, NY: D. Longworth, 1809.

#473 Ellis, Havelock. Kanga Creek, an Australian Idyll, Berkshire,PR6009 ENG: Golden Cockerel Pr., 1922.L8K3

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SCIENCE

#474 U. S. Army, GHQ, American Expeditionary Forces. Tables ofQA55 Logarithms to Four Decimal Places..., France, 1918.U5

#475 Ryan, James. An Elementary Treatise on Algebra..., secondQA154 edition, New York, NY: Collins & Hannay, 1826. vR984

#476 Martin, Benjamin. The Young Trigonometer's Compleat GuideQA531 ..., in two volumes, London, ENG: White-Hart, 1736.

M3

#477 Molesworth, F. C. The Military Uses of Astronomy, London,QB47 ENG: Longmans, Green, & Co., 1924.M6

#478 Whiston, William. Astronomical Lectures, Read in the PublickQB51 Schools at Cambridge, second edition corrected, London, ENG:W5 (S.N.), 1728.

#479 Biot et Arago. Recueil D'Observations, G6od~siques, Astrono-QB291 migues et Physiques.., Paris, FR: V. Courcier, 1821.B6

#480 Keill, John. An Introduction to Natural Philosophy: Or,QC6 Philosophical Lectures Read in the University of Oxford,K3 Anno Dom, 1700.., fourth edition, London, ENG: (S.N.), 1745.

#481 Crew, Henry, and Alfonso de Salvo, trans. Dialogues Con-QC17 cerning Two New Sciences by Galileo Galilei, New York, NY:G3 Macmillan Co., c1914.

#482 Ganot, A. Traite Elementaire de Physique, Expgrimentale etQC21 Appliqu~e et de Mgt~orologie.., Huitieme Edition, Paris, FR:G198 L'Auteur, 1859.

#483 Sar, P. C. Cours D'Etudes Militaires, Ou Materiaux..., Brest,QC23 FR: P. Anner et Fils, 1836.S2

#484 Courtenay, Edward H., trans. An Elementary Treatise on Mech-QC127 anics, Translated from the French of M. Boucharlat..., New

C7 York, NY: Harper & Brothers, 1836.

#485 Bartlett, W. H. C. Elements of Natural Philosophy, II.

QC220 Acoustics, III. Optics, New York ,NY: A. S. Barnes & Co.,B28 1852.

44

#486 Bartlett, W. H. C. An Elementary Treatise on Optics, De-QC381 signed for the Use of the Cadets of the United States MilitaryB29 Academy, New York, NY: Wiley & Putnam, 1839.

#487 Farrar, John. Elements of Electricity, Magnetism, and Elec-QC521 tromagnetism, Embracing the Late Discoveries and Improvements,F228 Digested into the Form of a Treatise..., Cambridge, ENG:

Hilliard & Metcalf, 1826.

ANIMAL CULTURE

#488 Hayes, M. Horace. Points of the Horse..., third edition,SF279 London, ENG: Hurst & Blackett, Ltd., 1904.H32

#489 Connett, Eugene V., ed. Duck Shooting Along the AtlanticSK333 Tidewater, New York, NY: William Morrow & Co, c1947.D8C6

#490 Connett, Eugene V., lIld. Duck Decoys..., New York, NY:SK335 D. Van Nostrand Co., Inc., c1953.C6

AVIATION

#491 (Wndbergh, Charles). Citizens Dinner to Captain Charles A.TL795 Lindbergh on the Occasion of His Return Home from Epochal

L6 New York-Paris Non-Stop Flight..., (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY

#492 Wisser, John P. Explosive Materials, the Phenomena andTP270 Theories of Explosion, New York, NY: D. Van Nostrand Co.,W82 c1898.

#493 Mordecai, Alfred. Report of Experiments on Gunpowder MadeTP272 at Washington Arsenal, in 1843 and 1844, Washington, DC:M83 J. & G. S. Gideon, 1845.

#494 Cutbush, James. A System of Pyrotechny..., Philadelphia, PA:TP300 Clara F. Cutbush, 1825.C9

#495 Jones, Robert. Artificial Fire-Works, Improved to the ModernTP300 Practice..., second edition, London, ENG: J. Millan, 1766.J7

LEATHER INDUSTRIES

#496 Roehl, Louis M. Harness Repairing, Milwaukee, WI: BruceTS1032 Publ. Co., c1921.R6

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MILITARY SCIENCE

#497 Supplement to the Universal Scots Almanack for the Year M,Ull DCC. LXXVII, Containing a List of the Officers..., Edinburgh,G3S3 SCOT: John Robertson, 1777.

#498 Gordon, William A. A Compilation of Registers of the Army ofU11 the United States, from 1815 to 1837, (Inclusive), Washington,U4 DC: James C. Dunn, 1837.

#499 U. S. Senate, 60th Congress, 1st Session. Memorandum RelativeU11 to the General Officers in the Armies of the United StatesU4 during the Civil War, 1861-1865, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1908.

#500 U. S. War Department. Army Register, 1889, 1890, 1891, (S.L.:

Ull S.N.), ND.U4

#501 Gordon, William A. A Compilation of Registers of the Army ofU11 the United States, from 1815 to 1837, Inclusive..., Washington,U49 DC: James C. Dunn, 1837.1837

#502 Force, Peter. Register of the Army and Navy of the UnitedU11 States, No. 1, 1830, Washington, DC: Peter Force, 1830.U5F7

#503 Mus~e de l'artillerie. Notice sur les Collections, Paris, FR:U13 L'Imprimerie de Bachelier, 1839.F8N6

#504 Caunter, G. H., trans. Military Studies by Marshall Ney;U19 London, ENG: Bull & Churton, 1833.N49

#505 Rolt, John. Rolt on Moral Command, Fifth edition, London,U19 ENG: W. Clowes & Sons, 1844.R75

#506 Cotty, H. Encyclop~die Methodigue, Dictionnaire de l'Artil-U24 lerie, Paris, FR: Mme. Agasse, 1822.C75

#507 A Military Dictionary, Explaining All Difficult Terms inU24 Martial Discipline, Fortification, and Gunnery..., by anG71 officer who served several years abroad, London, ENG:1702 printed for J. Nutt, 1702.

#508 James, Charles. A New and Enlarged Military Dictionary...,U24 London, ENG: C. Roworth, 1802.J21802

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#509 Simes, Thomas. A New Military, Historical, and ExplanatoryU24 Dictionary..., Philadelphia, PA: Humphrey, Bell, and Aitken,S6 1776.

#510 Armstrong, William. Practical Observations on the Errors

U29 Committed by Generals and Field Officers..., London, ENG:A88 C. Roworth, 1808.

#511 Clarke, John. Military Institutions of Vegetius, in FiveU29 Books, translated from the original Latin, London, ENG: W.C6 Griffin, 1768.

#512 Giles, Lionel. Sun Wu Tzu, the Art of War, the Oldest Mili-U31 tary Treatise in the World, translated from the Chinese,S95 Taiwan, China: Civilian Publishing Service, 1953.1953

#513 U. S. Senate. 36th Congress, Ist Session. Report on theU39 Art of War in Europe in 1854, 1855, and 1856, Washington, DC:D4 George W. Bowman, 1860.

#514 Maltby, Isaac. The Elements of War, second edition, Boston,U102 MA: T. B. Wait & Co., 1813.M27

#515 Simes, Thomas. A Military Course for the Government and Con-U135 duct of a Battalion..., second edition, London, ENG: (S.N.),G7S3 1777.

#516 Forbes,Hugh. Manual for the Patriotic Volunteer on ActiveU140 Service in Regular and Irregular War..., in two volumes,F6 second edition, New York, NY: De Witt & Davenport, 1855.

#517 Roberts, William H. Hints and Helps for National Guardsmen,U140 a Handbook for the Militia, New York, NY: D. Van Nostrand,R7 1880.

#518 Unger, L. A., trans. De la Petite Guerre, Selon L'Esprit,U161.1 De la Stratfgie Moderne, par Ch. de Decker, Paris, FR: J.

D35F8 Corr~ard, 1845.

#519 Brack, F., de, trans. De la Tactigue des Trois Armes, In-

U164.3 fanterie, Cavalerie, Artillerie..., par Ch. de Decker, inD3 two volumes, Paris, FR: J. Dumaine, (1838).

#520 Pettit, James S. Outposts, Patrols, Advanced and Rear Guards,U166.2 (S.L.:S.N.), ND.P4

#521 Younghusband, G. J. Indian Frontier Warfare, London, ENG:U167 Kegan Paul, et al, 1898.Y7

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#522 U. S. Army Service Schools, Book Dept. "War Game Set," FortU310 Leavenworth, KS: the schl, ND.U71

#523 U. S. War Department, Office of the Chief of Staff. ManualU323 of Physical Training for Use in the United States Army,A3 Washington, DC: USGPO, 1914.1914

#524 Regulations of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, NewU410 York, NY: J. & J. Harper, 1832.C3

#525 Boyd, Orsemus B., Mrs. Cavalry Life in Tent and Field, NewU766 York, NY: J. Selwin Tait & Sons, c1894.B789

#526 Camp and Barrack-Room; Or, the British Army As It Is, by aU767 Late Staff Sergeant of the 13th Light Infantry, London, ENG:L2 Chapman & Hall, 1846.

#527 Detaile, Edouard. "19 Reproductions Photographiques desU768 Tableaux du Maitre," (S.L.:S.N.), ND.D3

ARMIES

#528 U. S. Army Expeditionary Forces, Chief of Artillery, "Memo-UAII randum on Proposed Military Policy," (S.L.:S.N.), 1918.U6

#529 Villard, Oswald Garrison. Our Military Chaos, the TruthUA23 about Defense, New Yo~k, NY: Alfred A. Knopf, c1939.V48

#530 Jones, Willard L. History of the Organization of UnitedUA25 States Field Artillery, the Army Lineage Book, IV: FieldA516 Artillery, draft manuscript, Washington, DC: Dept. of theRef Army, ND.

#531 Ganoe, William Anderson. The History of the United StatesUA25 Army, New York, NY: D. Appleton and Co., c1924.G7

#532 Johnston, Edward S. Building an Army, Mobilization of Man-

UA25 power in the Army of the United States, Harrisburg, PA:J7 Military Service Publishing Co., c1941.

#533 "A Bird's Eye Sketch of the Military Concerns of the United

UA25 States," (S.L.:S.N.), ND.P8

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#534 Rodenbough, Theodore F., and William L. Raskin, eds. TheUA25 Army of the United States..., New York, NY: Maynard,R68 Merrill & Co., c1896.

#535 Deibert, Ralph C. A History of the Third United States

UA29.1 Cavalry, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.(3d)D3 T

#536 The 106th Cavalry Group in Europe, 1944-1945, Augsburg,

UA29.3 Germany: J. P. Himmer, c1945.(106th)H6

#537 Birkhimer, William E. Historical Sketch of the ... Artillery,UA30 United States Army, Washington, DC: James J. Chapman, 1884.B6

#538 Memoir on the U. S. Artillery, Baltimore, (MD), Murphy & Co.,UA30 1851.M3

#539 Harlow, Rex F. Trail of the 61st, a History of the 61stUA30.15 Field Artillery Brigade During the World War, 1917-1919,(61st) Oklahoma City, OK: Harlow Pub. Co., c1920.H3

#540 "History of the 18th Field Artillery Battalion," (S.L.:S.N.),UA30.2 1948.(18th)A5

#541 "597th AFA Bn PIO Scrapbook, 1954-1958," (S.L.:S.N.), ND.UA30.2(597th)A5

#542 Haskin, William L., comp. The History of the First RegimentUA30.2 of Artillery from Its Organization in 1821, to January Ist(1st) 1876, Portland, ME: B. Thurston & Co., 1879.H2

#543 Newman, Walter E. "The Red Devil Battalion," or 143d FieldUA30.2 Artillery Battalion in World War II, 1-VII, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.(143d) MS copy.N556

#544 Ruhlen, George. The Third Field Artillery in World War II,UA30.2 Oklahoma City, OK: Trave-Taylor Printer, 1947.(3rd)R85

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#545 U. S. War Department, Office Chief of Field Artillery. "Regi-UA30.2 mental Insignia and Trimmings," Washington, DC: the dept.,(18th) 1923.

U5

#546 Cooper, Samuel. A Concise System of Instructions and Regu-UA42 lations... of the Exercises and Movements of the Infantry,A35 Light Infantry, and Riflemen; Cavalry and Artillery...,1836, Philadelphia, PA: Robert P. DeSilver, 1836, 1852.1852

#547 Documents from the War Department, Accompanying the President's

UA42 Message to Congress..., Part III, (1826).U51

#548 Office of the Adjutant General. Louisiana National Guard,UA225 935th Field Artillery Battalion, New Orleans, LA: Military(935th) Dept., State of Louisiana, ND.L6

#549 Nicholson, G. W. L. The Gunners of Canada, the History ofUA604 the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery, Volume I, 1534-1919,R64N5 Toronto, ONT: McClelland and Stewart, Ltd., c1967.

#550 Campbell, James. A British Army, as It Was, Is, and OughtUA647 to Be..., London, ENG: T. & W. Boone, 1840.C2

UA647 Dupin, Charles. View of the History and Actual State of the

D8 Military Force of Great Britian, in two volumes, London, ENG:John Murray, 1822.

#552 Fortescue, J. W. A History of the British Army, Vol. 1-13,UA647 Second edition, London, ENG: Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1910,F73 1911, 1912, 1915, 1917, 1920, 1923, 1927, 1930.

#553 MacDiarmid, John. An Enquiry into the System of NationalUA647 Defence in Great Britain, Vol I, London, ENG: (S.N.), 1805.

M25

#554 Thomson, H. Byerley. The Military Forces & Institutions ofUA647 Great Britain and Ireland, London, ENG: Smith, Elder & Co.,T67 1855.

#555 Sterling, Edward. Views of Military Reform, second edition,UA649 London, ENG: C. Roworth, 1811.S78

#556 Cannon, Richard. Historical Records of the British Army...,UA651 London, ENG: Sylvester & Co., 1837.(8th)H6

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LU

#557 Maingarnaud, V. R. Pro et de Constitution Militaire...,UA702 Paris, FR: Anselin et Ponchard, 1822.M16

#558 Vaudoncourt, Guillaume de. Essai sur L'Organisation Defen-

UA702 sive Militaire de la France..., Paris, FR: J. Correard,V2 1835.

#559 Hq., First Division, Ground Self Defense Force, Japan.

UA847 "Photo Album," Nerima, Japan: the force, 1955.J2

#560 Hq., Northern Corps, Ground Self Defense Force, Japan.UA847 "Photo Album," Hokkaido, Japan: the force, 1955.J21

#561 Mullan, John. Report on the Construction of a MilitaryUA963 Road from Fort Walla-Walla to Fort Benton, Washington,A5 DC: USGPO, 1863.

MILITARY ADMINISTRATION

#562 U. S. Senate. 66th Congress, ist Session. General Staff

UB223 Corps and Medals of Honor, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1919.A381919

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UB290 Ciphers and Their Solution, Boston, MA: American Photo-

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UB323 Affray, vol. 19-23, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1908.A41908

#568 U. S. Senate. 34th Congress, 1st Session. Message of the

UB325 President of the United States.. .Relative to the Enlistment

G7U5 of Soldiers..., Washington, DC: A. 0. P. Nicholson, 1856.

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#569 Correspondence in Relation to Enlistment of Troops WithinUB325 The United States, by the Agents of Great Britain,(S.L.:S.N.),G7U6 (1856).

1856

#570 The Easter Fair of the Washington Light Infantry, March 30th

UB403 to April 5th, 1875, Charleston, SC: News & Courier JobE2 Presses, 1875.

#571 U. S. Senate. Special Session, Executive Order No. 88.UB414.2 Nomination "Fo" William S. Rosecrans and Others for Appoint-U64 ment in the Volunteer Force, (Washington, DC: USGPO), 1863.

#572 An Act, Establishin Rules and Articles for the GovernmentUB500 of the Armies of the United States; with the Regulations ofA2 the War Department Respecting the Same, Albany, NY: Websters1812 and Skinners, 1812.

#573 War Department. Military Laws, and Rules and Regulations forUB500 the Army of the United States, Washington, W. Cooper, 1814.A2-1814

#574 Cross, Trueman. Military Laws of the United States; to WhichUB500 Is Prefixed the Constitution of the United States, Washington:A2 Edward De Krafft, 1825.1825

#575 --------------- Military Laws of the United States; IncludingUB500 Those Relating to the Marine Corps, to Which Is Prefixed theA2 Constitution of the United States, second edition, Washington:1838 George Templeman, 1838.

#576 U. S. Army. Adjutant General's Office. Rules and Articles ofUB500 War and Kindred Statutes.., Washington, DC: USGPO, 1892.A21892

#577 Appendix to the Military Laws of the United States, ContainingUB500 the Legislation Affecting the Military Establishment EnactedA2 Subsequent to March 4, 1897, and Including May 18, 1898,

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#579 Regulations for the Order and Discipline of the Troops of theUBS01 United States, Part 1, Philadelphia, PA: Styner and Cist,A2 1779.

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#580 Stuben, de. Regulations for the Order and Discipline of theUB501 Troops of the United States, to Which Is Added, an Appendix,A2 Containing the United States Militia Act; Together with the

1803 Law Organizing the Militia of the State of New York, as NowAmended, an improved edition, Albany, NY: Daniel & SamuelWhiting, 1803.

#581 War Department. General Regulations for the Army of theUB501 United States, 1841, Washington: J. & G. S. Gideon, 1841.A2I

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#582 Revised Regulations for the Army of the United States, 1861,UB501 with a Full Index, Philadelphia, PA: George W. Childs, 1862.A21861

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#584 Hq., Dept. of Texas. "General Orders," San Antonio, TX:UB502 the hq., 1871-73.T2

#585 War Department. "General Court-Martial," Washington: theUB853.5 hq., 1870-1884.A5

MAINTENANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

#586 Report of the Quartermaster General of the United StatesUC30 Army to the Secretary of War for the Year Ending June 30,U5 1865, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1865.

#587 U. S. Quartermaster Corps. "Christmas Menu and Roster, 1916,"

UC34 Fort Sill, OK: QM Corps, Det. & Motor Truck Co. No. 4, 1916.A5

#588 War Department. Regulations for the Army of the ConfederateUC85 States, 1862, Richmond, VA: J. W. Randolph, 1862.A4

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#591 War Department, Army Service Forces. Annual Report of the Army

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#597 Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, Insignia of Rank, Service Ribbons,UC533 Decorations and Insignia of the U. S. Armed Forces, New York,S4 NY: Joel & Aronoff, c1945.Ref

INFANTRY

#598 Duane, William. A Hand Book for Riflemen..., third edition,UD157 Philadelphia, PA: (S.N.), 1813.D9

#599 Jarry. Instruction Concerning the Duties of Light InfantryUD157 in the Field, second edition, London, ENG: Cox, Son, andJ3 Baylis, 1803.

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#603 Casey, Silas. Infantry Tactics..., in three volumes, NewUD160 York, NY: D. Van Nostrand, 1862.C33

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#607 Hardee, W. J. Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics.., in twoUD160 volumes, Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 1855,H25 1860.

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#610 Rules and Regulations for the Field Exercise and ManoeuvresUD160 of Infantry, Compiled and Adapted to the Organization of theU5 Army of the United States, Agreeably to a Resolve of Congress,1815 Dated December, 1814, published by order of the War Department,

New York, NY: T. & W. Mercein, 1815.

#611 The Infantry Exercise of the United States Army, Abridged forUD161 the Use of the Militia of the United States, 5th ed., to whichP7 is added "Compliments by Troops under Review," and the "Form

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#614 Blunt, Stanhope E. Firing Regulations for Small Arms for theUD330 United States Army, eighth edition, New York, NY: CharlesB65 Scribner's Sons, c1889.

CAVALRY

#615 Tone, William Theobald Wolfe. School of Cavalry; Or, SystemUE157 of Organisation, Instruction, and Manoeuvres, Proposed forT66 the Cavalry of the United States, Georgetown, DC: James C.

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#619 Henry, Earl of Pembroke. A Method of Breaking Horses, andUE470 Teaching Soldiers to Ride, Designed for the Use of the Army,P4 London, ENG: J. Hughs, 1761.

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#620 United States Field Artillery Association. History and Con-UFL stitution, T'ishington, DC: the assn., 1942.F61

#621 M. M. De l'Organisation de l'Artillerie en France, in twoUF10.5 volumes, Paris, FR: J. Corrgard, 1845, 1847.

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#622 Napoleon-Louis, Bonaparte. Etudes Sur le Passe et l'AvenirUF15 de l'Artillerie, in two volumes, Liege, BEL: DominiqueB7 Avanza, 1847, 1851.

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#624 Tidball, John C. Remarks upon the Organization, Command, andUF23 Employment of Field Artillery during War, Based on ExperiencesT6 of the Civil War, 1861-5, manuscript, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

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#626 U. S. War Department. "A Study of the Armament, Calibers andUF23.4 Types of Materiel, Kinds and Proportion of Ammunition, andW3 Methods of Transport of the Artillery to Be Assigned to a Field

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#627 U. S. AEF, Office, Chief of Artillery. "Report of a Board of

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#628 U. S. Army. School of Fire for Field Artillery. "Report,"UF23.5 Fort Sill, OK, various.El

#629 U. S. Army Field Artillery School. National Guard and ReserveUF23.5 Officers Class, Spring, 1939," album, (S.L.:S.N.), ND.J2U5

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#634 "Miscellaneous Documents Pertaining to the Acquisition of Land

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#635 U. S. Army Field Artillery School. "Album: Commandants,UF25 F. A. S. 1911- ," (Fort Sill, OK: the schl), ND.A3C61911-Oversize

#636 U. S. Army Field Artillery School. "Album: AssistantUF25 Commandants, F. A. S. 1917- ," (Fort Sill, OK: the schl),A3C61 ND.

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57

#637 U. S. Army Field Artillery School. "Album: Executives,UF25 F. A. S. 1924- ," (Fort Sill, OK: the schl), ND.A3E91924-Oversize

#638 U. S. Army Field Artillery School. "Album: Secretaries,UF25 F. A. S. 1911- ," (Fort Sill, OK: the schl), ND.A3S3

1911-Oversize

#639 Murphy, Polly. So Lingers Memory, Fort Sill Post CemeteryUF25 Inventories, indexed by Lucille Van Meter, Lawton, OK:C395 (S.N.), 1977.

#640 "Correspondence Relating to the Visit of the Inter-AmericanUF25 Defense Board to Fort Sill during the Period, 27-29 October,C824 1960." Fort Sill, OK: Office of Commandant, 1960.C6

#641 U. S. Field Artillery School. "Correspondence Between theUF25 Commandants," ND.C824U6

#642 U. S. Army Field Artillery Replacement Training Center.UF25 "Recorder," Fort Sill, OK: the center, I Feb 1945.F6R4

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#647 Nye, Wilbur S. Carbine and Lance, the Story of Old Fort

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#651 Hq., Department of the Missouri. "General Orders, No. 25,"UF25 (copy), Fort Leavenworth, KS: the Hq., 1869.

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#652 U. S. Army Field Artillery Branch. "Articles on Branch

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#653 Morris Swett Library, History. "Articles," Fort Sill, OK:

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#654 "Fort Sill Fire Bugs Are Sentenced," Guidon, (S.L.:S.N.),UF25 1926.M678F4

#655 "Photograph Album of Sergeant Mark Hanna," Fort Sill, OK,

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#656 U. S. Air Corps Tactical School. "First Aerial Mosaic of

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#657 U. S. Army Field Artillery School, Office of the AssistantUF25 Commandant. "File of Correspondence in Regard to the Loca-S372 tion of the FAS," Fort Sill, OK: the school, 1936.F4

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#659 U. S. Army Field Artillery School. Field Gunnery, I, II,UF25 Fort Sill, OK: the school. Various dates.S372M374

#660 ......

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M4

# 6 6 1 - --- 7 ....

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#662 ".Proceedings of a Board of Officers Convened at Washington,LF25 D. C., Pursuant to Paragraph 2, Special Orders No. 4, WarS372 Department, 6 January 1930," (copy), (S.L.:S.N.), 1930.P4

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#668 U. S. Field Artillery School. "Proceedings of a Board ofUF25 Officers," (S.L.:S.N.), 1911-15.S372U611911-15

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#670 Fort Sill. "Miscellaneous Correspondence File on Railways-UF25 Fort Sill, OK: (S.L.:S.N.), ND.T772R2M4

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#676 Korea. Artillery School. "Album of Views from the KoreanUF113 Artillery School," (S.L.:S.N.), ND.K8

#677 Mimoire Sur les Nouveaux Systimes d'Artillerie, (de Saint-UF144 Auban), (Paris, FR): (S.N.), (1775).S134

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#679 Lallemand, H. A Treatise on Artillery.., in two volumes,UF145 New York, NY: C. S. Van Winkle, 1820.Li5

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#691 French, William H., et al. Instruction for Fiejd Artillery,UF160 prepared by a Board of Artillery Officers, Nvw York, NY:A5 D. Van Nostrand, 1864.1864

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#694 Andrews, R. Snowden. Andrews' Mounted Artillery Drill; Com-UF160.5 piled According to the Latest Regulations from Standard Mili-A5 tary Authority, Charleston, SC: Evans and Cogswell, 1863.

#695 (France). Manoeuvres de Artillery, in four volumes, Metz,UF228 FR: Precheresses, (1828).A51828

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#698 Salas, Don Ramon de. Memorial Historico de la ArtilleriaUF255 Espahola, Madrid, SP: GarciA, 1831.S2

#699 Field and Heavy Artillery Targets of the German Army, trans-UF345 lated from the "Field and Heavy Artillery Target RegulationsG3 of the German Army," (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

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#702 Decker, E. Traitd de L'Art de Combattre de L'Artillerie aUF410 Cheval, Paris, FR: F. G. Levrault, 1831.D3

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#704 Master General of the Ordnance. Instructions and Regula-UF470.5 tions for the Service and Management of Heavy Ordnance forG7 the Royal Regiment of Artillery, Woolwich, September, 1835,1835 Woolwich, ENG: E. Jones, (1835).

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MILITARY ENGINEERING

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Weightman, 1809.

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ORDNANCE AND GUNNERY

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Egerton, 1789.

#720 Thiroux, M. Reflexions et Etudes Sur Les Bouches a Feu, deUL145 Sigge, de Place et de Cote, Paris, FR: J. Corr~ard, 1849.T5

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#726 Office of the Chief of Ordnance. Handbook of the 3-Inch Field

UL303 Artillery Material, with Instructions for Its Care, Washington,

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#727 "Photographs of the Greatest Gun, Album." (S.L.:S.N.), ND.

UL305G35(32-in)B8

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#729 U. S. Navy Department. Handbook of Japanese Explosive Ord-

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INDEX

Abbott, John S. C. 164,360 Boston, Bernard (398

An Act, Establishing Inf Rgt) 61

Rules and Articles Botidoux, Le (Cesar) 190

for the Government Botts, John M. 321

of the Armies of Bowen, A. 305

the U. S .... 572 Boyd, Orsemus B. 525

Adams, Herbert B. 259 Brack, F. (Tactique) 519

Adye, Ralph W. 683 Brandt, John H. 379

Alison, Archibald 85 Brannan, John 296

Amory, Robert, Jr. 66 Brialmont, A. 711

Anderson, Jonathan W. 725 Browning, Oscar 121

Anderson, Robert 689 Brownlow, W. G. 319

Andrews, Snowden 694 Bruce, H. A. 78

Anthing, Frederic 198 Brunker, H. M. E. 337

Appendix to Military Bryce, James 457

Laws (1898) 577 Buchanan's Administration 294

Armstrong, William 510 Buell, Augustus 354

Arnold, Samuel J. 472 Bugle-Echoes (Civil War) 358

Arthur, Robert 706 Bullions, P. 470

Artillery Accidents in Bunce, Oliver B. 289

Vietnam 733 Burges, Tristam 303

Atkinson, C. T. 86 Burghersh 143

Aulneau, J. 23 Burgoyne, John M. 120Burk, Clyde J. (6 Amd Div) 57

Baden-Powell, Robert 223 Butler, Samuel 429

Baines, Edward 98 Butler, William F. 412

Baker, L. C. 356Barnes, G. M. 623 Cacavelas, Jeremias 211

Barrow, John 436 Callan, John F. 578

Barry, William F. 672 Camon, Ggn~ral 709

Bartlett, W. H. C. 485,486 Camp and Barrack-Room 526

Beath, Robert B. 322 Campbell, James 550Beauchamp, Alphonse de 123 Canadian Army in the Field 732

Bennett, C. E. 283 Cannon, Richard 556

Benton, Thomas H. 316 Carey, Robert J. 31

Bernard, M. 93 Carlyle, Thomas 81,82,165

Bertrand de Moleville 99 Carnegie Institute

Bigelow, John 345 (War Loss) 16

Bigland, John 428 Carpenter, F. B. 320

Binns, Archie 397 Carver, Jonathan 234

Biot de Arago (Astronomy) 479 Casey, Silas 603

Bird's Eye Sketch ... 533 Caunter, G. H. (Ney) 504

Birkhimer, William E. 537 Census Bureau (Indian

B. L., 9.2" Howitzers 728 Population) 238

Blumenthal, Madame de 163 Chambrey 133

Blunt, Stanhope E. 614 Chenier, L. J. G. 103

j Boas, Franz 471 Childs, George W. 361

Christmas Menu (FortSill Q. M.) 587

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Chronology of USSR in the Dobie, J. Frank 449

War 203 Documents (Pres to Cong) 547

Churchill, Claire 376 Donnegan, James 177

Circumnavigation of Globe 431 Dore, G. 466

Clarke, John 511 Douglas, Howard 736

Clausewitz, Carl von 119 Douglas, James 407

Coast Artillery School 705,706 Dover, Lord 166

Coffin, Charles C. 334 Drake, Francis S. 235

Company of Military Drake, Samuel G. 243,244

Historians, Plate Series 594 Drannan, William F. 377Complete System of Cavalry Draper, John W. 333

Tactics 616 Draper, TheodoreConnelley, William E. 313 (84 Inf Div) 53Connett, Eugene V. Drepperd, Carl W. 468

(Ducks) 489,490 Duane, William 598,605Constantine Expedition 233 Ducrot 155Constitutions (U.S.A.) 455 Duncan, William (Caesar) 185

Cooper, Samuel 546 DuParcq (La Barre) 161

Corda 678 Dupin, Charles 551

Cornwallis, Earl 284 Duquet, Alfred 153

Correspondence in Relation Durtubie, The6dore 687

to Enlistment 569 Dwight, Theodore F. 336

Cotty, H. 506Courtenay, Edward H. East, William (409 Inf) 62

(Mechanics) 484 Easter Fair of Washington

Craig, Robert H. 618 Light Infantry 570

Crawford, M. Mac 277 Ecole Spciale Militaire 681Crawford, Samuel W. 339 Ellis, Havelock (Australia) 473Crew, Henry 481 Ellis, W. 432Cross, Trueman 574,575Cruikshank, E. 302 Farrar, John 487

Cummings, E. E. 32 Fehrenbach, T. R. 232

Custer, Elizabeth B. 384 Fenno, John Ward 707

Cutbush, James 494 Field kend Heavy Artillery

Cutter, Charles A. (Tables) 740 Targets\ 699Cutter,William 279 Fisher, Daniel 606Cyon, Elie de 21 Fiske, John 365

Five Civilized Tribes 239

"Daily News" War Corres- 597 Field Artillery

pondent 213,214 Battalion 541

Dakyns, Henry G. Flanagan, Edward M.(Xenophon) 180 (11 Abn Div) 54

Dalbiac, P. H. 343 Forbes, Hugh 516

D'Antoni, Alessandro 719 Force, Peter 453,502

Davis, Jefferson Mrs. 329 Foreman, Carolyn T. 738Dean, Bushford 469 Fortescue, J. W. 552

Dearborn, Frank A. 159 Fox, William F. 346Decker, E. 702 Fraser, William 72Defence of Fremont 394 Frederickson, Otto F. 258Deibert, Ralph C. 535 Fremont, J. C. 374

DePeyster, J. Watts 148 Fremont, Jessie B. 348DeShields, James T. 254 French, William H. 691

DeTaile, Edouard 527 Friedman, William F. 563

Dillon, Lester 307 Froissart, John 17

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Frost, John 240,241,269 Hayes, M. Horace 488Fry, James B. 248 Headquarters, Army Ground

Forces 42Gaines, Helen F. 564 Headquarters, EighteenthGanoe, William A. 531 Corps (Abn) 46Ganot, A. 482 Headquarters, Eighth USA 45General Orders, 1861,1880 583 Headquarters, First U. S.General Orders, Texas, Infantry Div Arty 52

1871-73 584 Headquarters, Grand ArmyGeneral Staff (MacArthur) 38 of Republic (MemorialGeneral Staff, War Day) 357

Office 24,25 Headquarters, Ninth USA 43Gentleman of Philadelphia 150 Headquarters, Office ofGermany, Army (Map) 715 Military Govt (Berlin) 173Gibbon, Edward 182 Headquarters, RegimentalGiddings, Joshua R. 246 Staff, (129 Inf) 59Giles, Lionel 512 Headquarters, Sixth Infan-Gillies, John 178 try Div 50Gillmore, Q. A. 340 Headquarters, Twenty-EighthGiraud 426 Field Arty Div 65Gnelsenau (BlUcher) 171 Hebard, Grace R. 373,375Goddard, William B. (7 USA) 44 Henry, Earl of Pembroke 619Godley, A. J. 422 Henry, John J. 364Goldsmith, Lewis 106 Henry, W. S. 312Goltz, B. D. 162 Herr, G4neral 674Goodrich, S. G. 263 Hesdin, Raoul 101Gordon, James 88 Hillard, E. B. 275Gordon, William A. 498,501 Hillery, Vic 56Grattan, Thomas C. 196 History, 18 FA Bn 540Graves, Richard S. 385 History of U. S. 262Great Britain, Army 35 Hitler, Adolf 160Great Britain Field Hodgson, John 282

Artillery Drill 697 Hodson, W. S. R. 224Greely, Adolphua W. 441 Holden, Edward S. 14

Greene, Francis V. 215,216 Holland, Henry R. 19Grosvenor, Gilbert 596 Holloway, 0. Willard 5,260,645Grouchy, Le Vicomte 115,127 Horry, P. 278Guiraudet, T. 195 Horsburgh, E. L. S. 146

Horsfall, L. P. 27Hackett, Helen 644 Howe, George F. (I Amd Div) 58Hale, H. C. 416 Howe, Henry 370Hall, Charles F. 438 Hrdli~ka, Aleg 421Hamilton, Thomas 124 Hull, William 299Hancock, Winfield Scott Mrs. 330 Humphrey, Andre A. 338Hannay, James 297 Hussey, John A. 398Hardee, W. J. 607 Hutton, Carl I. 67Harlow, Rex F. (61 FA Bde) 539 Hyde, Edward 80Haskin, William L. 542Haswell, John H. 463 Indian Atrocities 245Havelock, Henry 222 Infantry Exercise, 1819,Hazlitt, William 107 1824 608,611Haydn, Joseph 15 Insignia 597

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Instruction for Field 690 Lindbergh, Charles (Dinner) 491Artillery Livermore, Abiel A. 315

Lodge, Henry Cabot 359Jahn, F. L. 451 Lord, William G. (508James, Charles 508 Para Inf) 63Jarry 599 Louisiana Account 371Jay, John C. 40 Louvet, Jean-Baptiste 96

Jennings, David 221 Love, Edmund G. (27 InfJohnson & Walker Div) 64

(Dictionary) 174 Ludwig, Emil 108

Johnston, Edward S. 532 Lushington, Henry 191Johnston, Henry P. 288 Luzene (Cyrus) 181Johnston, Robert K. 632Jomini, de 116,147 Macaulay, Lord 84Jones, John T. 125,126,130 Macaulay, T. B. 167

Jones, Robert 495 McCartney, William F.Jones, Willard L. 530 (41 Inf Div) 55Jowett, Benjamin 179 Maclay, William 291

McClellan, George B. 202Kahn, E. J. 41 McCollum, L. C. 30Kane, Elisha K. 439 MacDiarmid, John 553Keill, John 480 MacDonald, John 613Keim, De B. R. 249 MacDougall, P. L.Kennedy, John F. 87 (Hannibal) 184

King, Charles 250 McFall, Crawford 228Knickerbocker, H. R. (1 Div) 49 MacKenzie, Alexander 411Korea. Artillery School 676 McMillan, George (1 MarKosciusko, General 692 Div) 69Krahmer, Von 207 Maguire, Thomas M.Kranke 36 (Virg. Camp.) 335Kreger, Edward A. 459 Mahan, T. 350

Maingarnaud, V. R. 557

Labaume, Eugene 134,135 Maistre, Joseph de 90

Lagny, Germain de 197 Mallado, Guillermo 415Lake, Edward 225 Maltby, Isaac 514

Lallemand, H. 679 Mann, J. H. 209Langie, Andre 565 Manoeuvres de Artillery 695,696Langlois, H. 217,218 Mansfield, Edward D. 308LaRochejaquelein 117 Marburg, Theodore 464Laurie, William F. B. 226 March, Randolph B. 378Lavallette 104 Marsh, (Vicars) 75Lawrence, D. H. 413 Marshall, H. E. 83Lee Mcnorial Assn 332 Marshall, John 292Lee, Sidney 70 Martin, Benjamin 476

Lefroy, J. H. 700 Master General of Ordnance

Lehmann, Max 172 Instructions, 1835 704Lempriere, J. 175 Maude, F. N. 122Lenormant 13 Maxwell 128

Lettre D'Un Officier du Maxwell, W. H. 73

Corps Royal du R4giment 734 Memoir on U. S. Artillery 538

Lewes, George H. 97 MZmoire (Saint Auban) 677Lichnowsky 22 Memoirs (French Revo) 95

Lincoln, Robert W. 261 Meneval, Claude-Franqois 109

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Merriam, Ebenezer 276 Nye, Wilbur S. 367,646,647

Mignet, Georges W. 91 |

Mikhailofsky-Danielefsky, A. 142 Office of Chief ofMiles, Nelson A. 251 Ordnance. Handbook of

Military Dictionary (1702) 507 3" FA Materiel 726

Military Government 458 Official List of OfficersMilitary Occurrences 298 (Mexican War) 311Military Power of Russia 200 Olmstead, A. T. 220

Mill, John S. 9 Omeara, Barry E. 114

Miller, Thomas 79 Ompteda, Christian 170

Mitchell, J. 110 106 Cavalry Group 536

Mitchell, S. A. 447 Ordnance Manual 724

M. M. de L'Organisation Ordnance School. Notes 593

l'Artillerie 621 Ott, Edward S. (XV CorpsMolesworth, F. C. 477 Arty) 47Moltke, Helmuth 157,158Montagu, Basic (Bacon) I Palmer, T. H. 304

Montesquieu 454 Paris, Comte de 344

Moore, Dan T. 675 Parker, Ezra K. 324,325Moore, James 131 Parker, John H. 363Mordecai, Alfred 493,673,722,723 Parkman, Francis 408

Morris, Lerona R. 386 Patents 595

Morris Swett Library 633,653 Peary, R. E. 444Morrison, William B. 387 Peet, Harvey P. 264

Morse, Jedidiah 280,430 Penzer, N. M. 219Mortonval, M. 132,139,140 Personal NarrativesMosby, John S. 355 (Rebellion) 326

Muffling, Baron 169 Pettit, James S. 520Mullan, John 561 Philippart, John 136

Muller, John 708 Photo Album (Japan Defense

Murat, S. A. 105 Force) 559,560Murphy, Arthur (Tacitus) 183 Photographs of Artil-Murphy, Polly 633 lery 701,703,727

Musge de l'Artillerie 503 Pinkerton, Robert E. 410Pocahontas Versus

Nansen, Fridtjof 445 Thompson 366

Napier, W. F. P. 129 Poland, William 10Napoleon Bonaparte 111,113 Porter, D. 433

Napol~on-Louis 622 Porter, Robert K. 137

Napoleon III 186,187,192 Powell, J. M. (18 Rpt,Naramore, Earl 730 Bureau of Ethonology) 237

National Film Board, Prentiss, John 265Canada 406 Prescott, William H. 425

Navy Dept. Allowances for Pritts, J. 253Vessels 735 Quartermaster-General 77,368

Navy Dept. Japanese Quisenberry, Anderson C. 419

Explosives 729

Navy Dept. Ordnance Instr 737 Ramsay, David 281

Neff, Jacob K. 220 Rand McNally Map

Newcomb, Rexford 395 (Oklahoma-Indian Terr) 448

Newman, Walter E. 543 Ransom, Truman B. 612

Nicholson, G. W. L. 549 Recollections of a Service

935 FA Bn 548 (Colombia) 423

Norton, Charles B. 716 Records of Living Officers 273

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Redpath, James 317 Siege of Bomarsund 204Regulations for Order, 1779 579 Siege of Savannah 287Regulations for Ordnance 717 Sill, Joshua M. (Papers,Regulations for U. S. Plaque) 3Military Academy 524 Simes, Thomas 509,515

Remington, Frederic 380 Sketches of the War... 301

Report of Quartermaster Smith, G. Barnett 76General, 1865 586 Smith, Gustavus W. 341

Revised Regulations 582 Smith, Horatio 450Rhodes, Elisha H. 327 Smith, Walter 176Ridpath, John C. 266 Snow, William J. 7Ripley 309 Societe de Militaires 118Roberts, Joseph 684 Solberg, Thorvald 739Roberts, Thomas P. 382 Soley, James R. 349Roberts, William H. 517 Spaulding, Oliver L. 682Robinson, Jacob S. 314 Spencer, Sydney 434Rodenbough, Theodore F. 534 Spengler, Oswald 12Roehl, Louis M. 496 Spooner, Henry J. 323Rolt, John 505 Stansbury, Howard 393Ross, John 437 Stark, A. W. 686Ross, Marvin G. 467 Steele, Matthew F. 272Ruhlen, George 544 Stegemann, Hermann 156Rule and Regulations for Sterling, Edward 555

the Field Exercise 610 Stevens, Benjamin F. 285Russell, W. H. 201 Stevens, Isaac 396Ryan, James 475 Stevens, William 693

Stewart, John A. 267Salas, Don Ramon 698 Stewarton 102Sar, P. C. 483 Stoney, George M. 405Sargent, Epes 295 Straith, Hector 710Sargent, Winthrop 274 Studen, de 580Scharf, J. Thomas 353 Subaltern in America 300Scheel, de 718 Sunderland, Riley 663,664Schiller, J. C. F. 18 Supplement to AlmanackSchley, W. S. 443 (1777) 497

Schmucker, Samuel M. 151 Sweeney, Mercer W.Schoolcraft, Henry R. 236 (101 Cay Gp) 68Schouler, William 347 Swett, Morris 8,665

Scott, Hugh L. 271Scott, R. F. 446 Taft, Robert 465Scott, Sibbald D. 71 Tales of Indian Camp 257Scott, Walter 89 Tanaka, Baron 230,231Scott, Winfield 306,309 Tejeiro, Jose M. Y. 362Secretary of the Navy Texas Pipeline Check Copy 452

(Greely) 442 Thatcher, Benjamin B. 255Secretary of War (Infantry) 602 Tatcher, James 293Segur, Philip de 138 Thiers, M. A. 100

Seventy-Eighth Div Hist Thiroux, M. 720Assn 51 Thomson, H. Byerley 554

Sheppard, E. W. 342 Tidball, J. C. 685Sheridan, P. H. 252,381 Tidball, John C. 624Shoberl, Fredric 141 Tiedemann, B. 154Siborne, W. 145 Timmerhans, C. 721

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Tocqueville, Alexis de 456 United States. House.Tone, William T. W. 615 (Polar Areas) 435Took, W. 199 United States. SchoolTousard, Louis de 680 of Musketry Library 741Town, Thomas 604 United States. Senate.Towne 11 (Abert) 392Toynbee, Arnold J. 33 United States. Senate.Turnbull, D. 149 (Alaska) 399Tuttle, C. R. 242 United States. Senate.Twentieth Corps Assn 48 (Articles of War,

1854-1856) 513

Underwood 144 United States. Senate.Unger, L. A. (Petite (Brownsville) 567

Guerre) 518 United States, Senate.United States Army. (Burr) 290

Armored Force School 37 United States. Senate.United States Army. (Enlistment) 568

(Logarithms) 474 United States. Senate.United States Army. (First 14 years) 462

(Memorandum on Proposed United States. Senate.Policy) 528 (General Officers,

United States Army. (War Civil War) 499Game) 522 United States. Senate.

United States Army. AEF (Indian Affairs) 256(Westervelt Board) 627 United States. Senate.

United States Army. Field (Lt. Schwatka) 400Artillery School 630,631, United States. Senate.

634-638,640- (March) 389-391643,648-652, United States. Senate.

654-662 (Medals of Honor) 562United States Army. GHQ United States. Senate.

(Hero Board) 625 (Naval Vessels) 351,352United States Army. Rules United States. Senate.

and Articles of War, (Proteus) 4401892 576 United States. Senate.

United States Army. (Rosecrans) 571School of Fire 628 United States. Senate.

United States Army. Sixth (Veto Messages) 461USA 39 The Unique (Biography) 2

United States Army. War Upton, Emory 600College 26,29 Urchenholz, J. B. 168

United States. Bureau ofAmerican Ethnology 414 Valbuena, Don Manuel

United States. Department (C6sar) 188of State (China) 229 Valentini, Von 212

United States. Department Van de Water, Frederic F. 328of War, System of Van Horne, Thomas B. 331Exercise 688 Vaudrecourt, de (Cesar) 189

United States. Field Artil- Vaudoncourt, Guillaume 558lery Assn. 620 Venetian History 194

United States. House. Verdy de Vernois (Wilhelm) 152(Fort Snelling) 383 Vial, J. 20

United States. House. Vieusseux, A. 210(Herndon & Gibbon) 424 Villard, Oswald G. 529

Villars, C. L. H. de 94 Yardley, Herbert 0. 34Voltaire 208 Yoseloff, Martin 372

Younghusband, G. J. 227,521"Walford, Edith 74

Walker, Jeanie Mort 420War Dept. (Alaska) 401-404War Dept. (Army Reg,

1889-1891) 500War Dept. (Army Service

Forces) 591,592War Dept. (Cavalry Tac-

tics) 617War Dept. (Cryptanalysis) 566War Dept. (Cuba) 417,418War Dept. (General CourtsMartial) 585

War Dept. (General Regu-

lations, 1841) 581War Dept. (Letters) 712-714War Dept. (Military Laws) 573

War Dept. (PhysicalTraining) 523

War Dept. (RegimentalInsignia) 545

War Dept. (Regulations forConfederate Army) 588

War Dept. (Routes) 205,206

War Dept. (Rules and Regu-lations, 1817, 1818,1824) 601

War Dept. (Service ofSupply) 589,590

War Dept. (Study of theArmament...) 626

War in Florida 247War Letters 318Warburton, Elliott 409

West, Charles 0. (305 Inf) 60Whately 112Wheeler, Ho -r W. 388Whiston, Wi.iam 478White, Henry 92Whiting, William 460Wilcox, M. 310Willoughby, Charles A. 28Wilson, Marcius 268Winfield, Charles H. 286Wisser, John P. 492Woods, Gilbert F. 369Worcester, J. E. 427Wylly, H. C. 193

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