12110, O. 4. Letter to the marquess of Lansdowne on the late revolution in France. By Lord Brougham. London, 1848.

8764, D. 2. English misrule and Irish misdeeds. By Aubrey de Vere. London, 1848.

11982, O. The condition and prospects of Ireland. By Jonathan Pim. Dublin, 1848.

12074, O. 3. Ireland and the Channel Islands, or a remedy for Ireland. By Charles L. Quesne. London, 1848.

12001, O. 11. London, 1848.

12001, O. 14.

A few words on Jewish disabilities. By Henry Fandel.

Reply to the arguments against the removal of Jewish disabilities. By F. H. Goldsmid. London, 1848. 12001, O. 18. Remarks deprecating the proposed admission of Jewish subjects to seats in the House of Commons. By Rev. J. T. Robinson. 1848.

London,

12001, O. 17. Ought Baron de Rothschild to sit in parliament? By B. Vanoven. London, 1848.

12001, O. 9. Letter to Lord J. Russel on the admission of Jews to Parliament, &c. By Rev. J. W. Trower. London, 1848. The Jew bill speech of Sir R. H. Inglis. The national defences. London, 1848. Remarks on admitting Jews into Parliament. By Euphron.

12001, O. 10. 12001, O. 6. 12001, O. 15.

London, 1848. 12001, O. 3. London, 1848. 12283, O. 1. Britain.

London, 1848.

Remarks on the present state of our West India colonies.

The events of 1848, especially in their relation to Great A letter to the Marquis of Lansdowne. By R. Moncton Milnes. London, 1849. 9311, D.

Sketches of reforms and reformers of Great Britain and Ireland. By Henry B. Stanton. New York, 1849.

12404, O. 2. Tactics for the times as regards the condition and treatment of the dangerous classes. By Jelinger C. Symons. London, 1849. 12283, Ŏ. 3. A few brief comments on Sir C. J. Napier's letter to Hobhouse. By W. Builton. London, 1849. 12283, Ŏ. 4.

Turkey and Great Britain. By a native. London, 1849.

1850 To 1856.

9594, D. A career in the Commons: or letters to a young member of Parliament. By W. L. Harle. London, 1850.

12484, O. Britain redeemed and Canada preserved. By F. A. Wilson and A. B. Richards. London, 1850.

12824, O. 6.

Parallels between the constitution and constitutional history of England and Hungary. By J. Toulmin Smith, Esq. From the 2d English edition. Boston, 1850.

9556, D. 1.

12494, O. 4.

9607, D. 1. 12644, O. 6.

Latter-day pamphlets. By Thomas Carlyle. Boston, 1850.
What is to be done with Turkey? London, 1850.
The past and future of Ireland. London, 1850.

Two letters to the Earl of Aberdeen on the State prosecutions of the Neapolitan Government. By Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 4th edition. London, 1851.

12644, O. 8.

12644, O. 7. letter to the Rt.

London, 1851.

See Gladstone, p. 1233.

Further facts connected with the West Indies. A second
Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M. P. By Lord Stanley, M. P.

13547, 0.1. A portion of the debate on the Irish Chancery Bill, Feb'y, 1850. London, 1851.

Letter to Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, commenting on the policy letters to John Bull, Esq. By W. Bull, one of John's sons.

The act of settlement, and the pope's apostolic letters. By London, 1851.

The ultra party amongst the English Roman Catholics.

13035, O. 1. advocated in his London, 1851. 13546, O 3. C. P. Cooper. 13546, O. 4. London, 1851. 13546, O. 5. The common law of the pope's apostolic letters. London, 1851. 13546, 0. 6. Oxford university commission. Mr. Preston Cooper's letter to the Duke of Wellington. Six copies only printed. London, 1851. 13546, O. 7. The pope's brief of September, 1850, &c. Edited by C. P. Cooper. London, 1851. 13546, O. 8. Letter by C. P. Cooper.

London, 1851.
13546, O. 8.
by C. P. Cooper.
13546, O. 9.
London, 1851.
13546, O. 10.
&c. Edited by C.
13546, O. 11.

1851.

10177, D.

The pope's apostolical letters.

The late edict of Rome. Lord Beaumont's letter. Edited
London, 1850.

The government and the Irish Roman Catholic members.

The pope's apostolical letters, the act of 26 Henry VIII.,
P. Cooper. London, 1851.

An address to the Roman Catholics of England. London,

Memoirs of the Whig party during my time. By Henry Richard Lord Holland. Edited by his son Henry Edward Lord Holland. Vol. 1. London, 1852.

10431, D. Freedom and independence for the golden lands of Australia; the right of the colonies and the interest of Britain, and of the world. By John D. Lang, D. D. London, 1852.

13035, O. 2. On national defence in England. By Baron P. E. Maurice. Translated by Capt. J. E. Addison. London, 1852.

12792, O. History of the Whig ministry of 1830, to the passing of the reform bill. By John Arthur Roebuck, M. P. 2 vols. London, 1852. 13638, O. 8. How wars are got up in India. Origin of the Burmese war. By Richard Cobden, M. P. London, 1853.

13098, O. 1. India reform, No. 6. The government of India, under a bureaucracy. By John Dickinson, Jr. London, 1853.

13087, O. The colonial policy of Lord John Russell's administration. By Earl Grey. 2 vols. London, 1853.

13065, O. The administration of the East India Company; a history of Indian progress. By John William Kay. London, 1853.

13093, Ö. 4. The struggle past; the fallacies, absurdities and presumption of "The coming struggle," and similar millenarian vaticinations. 6th edition. Edinburgh, 1853.

11321, D. 2. Letters of an American, mainly on Russia and revolution. By Walter Savage Landor. London, 1854.

10790, D. 3.

Boston, 1854.

Russia and the Eastern question. By Richard Cobden.

13580, O. Thirty years of foreign policy. A history of the secretaryships of the Earl of Aberdeen and Viscount Palmerston. By the author of "D'Israeli, a biography." London, 1855.

HISTORY OF RUSSIA AND POLAND.

Allen, 10764, D. Autocracy (sic) in Poland and Russia; or a description of Russian misrule in Poland, and an account of the surveillance of Russian spies at home and abroad. Including the experience of an exile. By Julian Allen. New York, 1854.

Bradfield, 7772, D. 2. A Russian's reply to the Marquis de Custine's "Russia in 1839." Edited by H. J. Bradfield, Esq. London, 1844.

Chesney, 10731, D. The Russo-Turkish occupations of 1828 and '29; with a view of present state of affairs in the east. By Colonel Chesney. With an appendix containing the diplomatic correspondence between the four powers, and the secret correspondence between the Russian and English governments. With maps. New York, 1854. Clausewitz, 10838, O. The campaign of 1812 in Russia. Translated from the German of Gen. Carl Von Clausewitz. With a map. London,

1843.

Cobden, 10790, D. 3.
Esq., M. P.

1854.

Russia and the eastern question. By Richard Cobden,
With an introduction by an American citizen. Boston,

Custine, 7668, D. The empire of the Czar. By the Marquis de Custine.
Translated from the French. 3 vols. London, 1843.

7668, D. Russia. Translated from the French of the Marquis de
Custine. New York, 1854.
New York, 1854. (See Bradfield, supra.)

Faure, 10054, 0. Souvenirs du nord, ou la guerre, la Russie et les Russes, ou l'Esclavage, par M. R. Faure. A Paris, 1821.

Fezensac, 10287, D. A journal of the Russian campaign of 1812. Translated from the French of Lieut.-Gen'l De Fezensac; with an introduction by Col. W. Knollys. London, 1852.

Gurowski, 10697, D. Russia as it is. By Count A. de Gurowski. New York, 1854.

Harper, 13415, 0. 3. See p. 1458.

Herberstein, 12927, O. Vol. for 1851. Notes upon Russia; being a translation of the earliest accounts of that country, entitled Rerum Muscoviticarum Commentarii, by Sigismund von Herberstein, Ambassador from Germany in 1517. Translated and edited by R. H. Major. 2 vols. in 1. Printed for the Hakluyt Society. London, 1851. Hitchcock, 7817, D. Vindication of Russia and the Emperor Nicholas. By David K. Hitchcock. Boston, 1844.

Jesse, 10877, D. Russia and the war. Captain Jesse. London, 1834. Joyce, 10914, 2. The Cossack and the Turk; a popular account of the present crisis. By Arthur J. Joyce. 2d edition. London, 1854.

Kamenski, 9854, D. Kamenski's age of Peter the Great. With notes and a preface by Ivan Golovin. London, 1851.

Kelly, 10802, D. The history of Russia, from the earliest period to the present time. Compiled from authentic sources, including the works

of Karamsin, Tooke and Ségur. By Walter R. Kelly. 2 vols.
London, 1854. (Bohn's standard library.)

Kohl, 10929, O. 7423 & 7491, D. Russia and the Russians, in 1842. By J.
G. Kohl. Philadelphia, 1843, London, 1842.
Krasinski, 9108, D. 2. The Cossacks of the Ukraine.

sinski. London, 1849.

By Count H. Kra

11305, D. The Cossacks of the Ukraine, comprising biographical notices of Mazeppa, Pugatchet, &c., and a description of the Ukraine. By Count Henry Krasinski. London, 1848.

Latham, 13279, O. See p. 1148.

Michelet, 10199, D. 2. The martyrs of Russia. By J. Michelet. London,

1851.

Mérimée, 11142, D. Episode de l'histoire de Russie: Les faux Démetrius. Par Prosper Mérimée. Paris, 1853.

Monteith, 11253, D. Narrative of the conquest of Finland by the Russians in 1808-9. From an unpublished work by a Russian officer. Edited by Gen. Monteith. London, 1854.

Morell, 10966, D. The neighbors of Russia, and history of the present war to the siege of Sebastopol. By John R. Morell. New York, 1854. Royer, 11285, D. The English prisoners in Russia. A personal narrative of the 1st Lieut. of H. M. S. Tiger. By Alfred Royer. London, 1854. Salvandy, 10091, O. Histoire de Pologne avant et sous le Roi Jean Sobieski, par N. A. de Salvandy. 3 tom. Paris, 1830.

Saxton, 9893, D. Fall of Poland containing an analytical and philosophical account of the causes which conspired in the ruin of that nation; together with a history of the country from its origin. By L. C. Saxton. 2 vols. New York, 1851.

Schnitzler, 11975, O. Secret history of the court and government of Russia under Alexander and Nicholas. By J. H. Schnitzler. 2 vols. London, 1847.

Spencer, 10833, D. The fall of the Crimea. By Captain Spencer. With illustrations. London, 1854.

Tochman, 12697, O. 2. Lecture on the social, political and literary condition of Poland and her future prospects, conjointly with the policy of Russia towards the United States. By Major G. Tochman, a Polish exile. Baltimore, 1844.

Urquhart, 11425, D. Progress of Russia in the west, north, and south, by opening the sources of opinion and appropriating the channels of wealth and power. By David Urquhart. London, 1853.

Vioménil, 10132, O. Lettres particulières du Baron de Vioménil sur les affaires de Pologne en 1771 et 1772. A Paris, 1808.

Wakefield, 2298, Q. 1. Russia. By a Manchester manufacturer, author of England and America." (E. G. Wakefield.) Edinburgh, 1836. 2298, Q. 2. Russia. In answer to a Manchester manufacturer. (E. G. Wakefield.) London, 1837.

6298, D. Cabinet cyclopedia; history of Russia. 3 vols. London, 1836. 11405, O. Système de législation, d'administration et de politique de la Russie en 1844. Par un homme d'état Russe. Paris, 1845.

Note. For other works relating to the war of 1855 against Russia, see HISTORY OF THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE, infra, and for other histories of the expedition to Russia in 1812, see Chambray, p. 1492, and Segur, p. 1496.

HISTORY OF DENMARK, SWEDEN, AND NORWAY.

Bunsen, 12074, O. 1. Memoir of the constitutional rights of the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein. By Chevalier Bunsen. London, 1848. Crichton, 6559, D. Scandinavia, ancient and modern. Being a history of Denmark, Sweden and Norway. By Andrew Crichton and H. Wheaton. 2 vols. London, 1838.

Dunham, 6626, D. History of Denmark, Sweden and Norway. By S. A. Dunham. London, 1839.

Fryscell, 7839, D. The history of Sweden. Translated from the original of Andres Fryscell. Edited by Mary Howitt. 2 vols. London, 1844.

Laing, 10402, O. 1. On the moral state and political union of Sweden and Norway, in answer to Mr. S. Laing's statement. London, 1840. 12856, O. Observations on the social and political state of Denmark

and the Duchies of Sleswick and Holstein in 1851. By Samuel Laing, Esq. London, 1852. (See Sturleson, infra.)

Lemoine, 11376, O. Abrégé de l'histoire de Suède. Par M. L. Lemoine. 2 tomes. Paris, 1844.

Puffendorf, 1333, F. Samuelis Puffendorfi commentariorum de rebus Suecis libri XXVI. Altrajecti, 1786.

Richs, 9970, O. Finland und sein Bewohner, von Friedrich Richs. Leipzig, 1809.

Sturleson, 11113, O. The Heimskringla; or chronicles of the kings of Norway. Translated from the Icelandic of Snorro Sturleson. By Samuel Laing, Esq. 3 vols. London, 1844.

Triss, 12074, O. 2. On the relations of the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein to the Crown of Denmark and the Germanic Confederation. By Travers Twiss. London, 1848.

Worsae, 12419, O. The primeval antiquities of Denmark. By J. J. A. Worsae. London, 1849.

10070, D. An account of the Danes and Norwegians in England, Scotland and Ireland. By J. J. A. Worsae. With woodcuts. London, 1852.

7024, D.

An historical account of Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands. with illustrations of their natural history. Edinburgh, 1840.

HISTORY OF GERMANY-HUNGARY-PRUSSIA.

Archenholz, 7733, D.

The history of the seven years' war in Germany. From the German of F. W. Von Archenholz, by F. A. Catty. Frankford, 1843.

Arndt, 6828, D. Geist der Zeit, von Ernst Morritz Arndt. 4 Bde. Berlin,

1815-18.

Auerbach, 9112, D. Narrative of events in Vienna. By B. Auerbach. London, 1849.

Austin, 11252, D. Germany from 1760 to 1814; or, sketches of German life from the decay of the empire to the expulsion of the French. By Mrs. Austin. London, 1854.

Bury, 12545, 0. Germany; its courts, camps and people. By the Baroness Blaze de Bury. 2 vols. London, 1850.

Campbell, 10532, 0. Frederick the Great and his times; with an introduction by Thomas Campbell. 4 vols. London, 1842.

Cathcart, 12489, O. Commentaries on the war in Russia and Germany in 1812 and '13. By Col. the Hon. George Cathcart. London, 1850. Cole, 12414, O. 2. Vienna in 1848. By the Hon. H. J. Coke. London,

1853.

Core, 8546, D. History of the house of Austria, from the foundation of the monarchy by Rhodolph of Hapsburgh, to the death of Leopold the Second, 1218 to 1792. By William Coxe. 3d edition. 3 vols. London, 1847. (Bohn's standard library.)

11001, D. History of the house of Austria, from the accession of Francis I. to the revolution of 1848. In continuation of the history written by Archdeacon Coxe. To which is added Genesis; or details of the late Austrian revolution. By an officer of state. Translated from the German. London, 1853. (Bohn's standard library.)